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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
Land and Servants for Sale.

an Tuesday the 29Ih day of January, 1850, the
~ subscribers will offer for sale at the late resi-
dence Of Rachael Logan, decd, the whole Of her
es tate, consisting of Land Servants, Horses, Cows,
Sheep and Hogs Farming Utensils; one Family
Carriage some Household Furniture some Grain,
Hay, &c. The Tract of Land containing 2OS
Acres, is situated on the road Leading from Green
vile TO Siaunton, and is desirable one. The
Houses are commudious and the Barn is good.-
There are two streams Of water passing through
the Farm, affording an abundance of Meacow
Land. The Negroes are all good, and can be sold
privately. If not sold privately, they will be offer
ed for sale on that day. Persons DESTROYS to pur-
chase such property will do we'll TO visit the prem
Uses.
Terms for the Land.-One halfin hand, and the
balance in two payments; bonds to bear interest
from day Of sale, and titles retained till the bonds
mature and payment is made. The purchaser will
pay for all necessary papers.
Terms for Seruants.-Cash, or bonds with good
personal security. Terms for the other property
made known on the day ofsale.
ROBERT LOGAN,
VIM. NJ. LOGAN,
Executors Of Rachael Logan, decd.
January 2, lS50.-lds
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INDIANA LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale Tract of Land lying in the
Il Virginia Settlement, Montgomery County, In
diana, containing 200 Acres-about 20 vel
improved, the balance well numbered. This Land
is Of the finest quality and is we'll adapted TO grain
or grass-it is we'll watered and there is nevar-
falling spring within thirty Steps Of the house.
1t affords handsome situation for Improvements,
being convenient to fine Merchant Mills, and with
in half mile Of the State road, leading from lndl-
anopo!is to Crawfordsvile-38 miles from the for
ner and from the latter. 1t joins the Lands OF
John Porter, from Bath County, Va, and isl the
midst of a settlement Of emigran,s from Augusta,
Ruckbridge and Bath Counties.
Apply 10 the subscriber, Wi1sonvle, Highland
County, Virginia. MICHAEL WISE.
January g. l850-5w.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
fee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 9TH
day Of January, 1850,
Henry Eidson-Plaintif,
AGAINST
William Kinney and Briscoe G. Baldwin, Ex'ors
Of the Estate of Nancy Kinney, decd, and 9TH
ers-Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John w. Stribling and Morgan
w. Stribling, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according to the act Of Assem-
bly,, and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi-
tants of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that
the said Defendants do appear on the first Monday
in April next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in SONS newspaper printed in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
n. G. KINNEY, C. C.
January 9, l850-2m.
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Commissioners Sale.
aaNaS


I'm obedience to decree OF the Circuit Superior
Court for Augusta County, pronounced on the
22d day of November, lS49 in case therein pend
ING in which John Porierfeld's Executor is plain
uffand John Porerelds devisees and others are de-
PENDANTS shall proceed to sell on Monday the 10Th
February next. upon the premises, respectively, 10
the highest bidder. the following valuable real es.
tate. Of which said John Porterfeld died seized
and possessed, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
situated near the town OF Fishersville, on branch
of Christians Creek, in said County of Augusta,
adjoining the lands of George Coiner, Solomon ID.
Conner and others, containing about 2o0 Acres,
known as the Kouizinan tract. There is upon this
tract toerable good Dwelling House, good Barn,
Stable and other ont houses
ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND,
situated in the same neighbmhood, adjoining The
lands of DR.. Dold, Lewis Wayland and Others,
containing 26I ACRES, by estimation, embracing
l42 Acres, known as the Samuel II. Bell tract 81
Acres, known as the Holmes tract, and so Acres
AIKEN off the Cline tract, adjoining. There is
BRICK DWELLING-HOUS Barn, and 9TH
er necessary buildings on this tract.
ALSO,-One other Tract Of Land, adjoining
the last mentioned tract and the lands ofJohn Nc
Cue and Michael Coiner, containing by estimate
2S2 Acres, known as the Cline tract, deductng the
so Acres as above-upon this tract, there is Dwell
ling House, Barn, &c.
These Farms ale situated in most desirable
neighborhood directly between Staunton& Wsynes-
Borough and the soil well adapted to the ploduc-
ton oil Clover, Grass ana all Kinds OF Grain-ait
persons wishing to purchase, can examine the land,
by calling on me before or on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much of the pur.
chase money as shall be sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and expenses of sale must be paid in hand,
the balance upon credit ofone, two, three and four
years, the purchaser giving bond and good security
for the deferred instruments, and the legal title
tanned. The crops now growing will be reserved
with the privilege 10 the tenants TO reap the same.
Possession of the Koutzman place will be given on
the day OF sale, and of the other two tracts on The
LIST of March next.
Ifall ofsad farms shall not be sold on the said
25h day of February, the sale will be continued
from day to day. until completed.
SAMUEL b. BROWN, Com'r.
Ianuarv 9 lS50-lds
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FOR TRADE ON VIRGINIA LANDS.

'ENlE subscribers will exchange very valuable
l. and desirable property inehe State of Iowa,
for good property, tolerably well improved, and
with running water, in the vicinity Of either Staun.
ton, Lexington, Winchester or Lynchburg in Vir-
GINA. This property contains 920 Acres Of as
good Limestone Land as any other Farm probably
Of its size in the State. There is about ITO Acres
Of very superior young timber on it, the balance
Prairie Of the very best quality, and hasa stream of
water running through it. The Improvements are
LOG-CABlN and Stable, with about 30 Acres
fenced, and in state Of cultivation.
Tho above property lies in Ground Prairie, )" four
miles Southeast Of Fairfield, County Town of JEFF
Serson County; two miles North Of Cedar River,
which stream affords an abundance of water power
twelve miles North of the Desmoines River, which
is now being made navigable for steamboats,; and
about 40 miles West of the Mississippi River at
Keokuk City, which is al the foot of the Desmoines
rapids. Also Ten very desirable BUILDING
LOTS in the very thriving Town Of Burlington
on the Mississippi River.
The above property and Town lots or either OF
them, will be put at reasonable prices in exchange
as above stated. Iowa is destined TO he one of he
first States in the West, tor some time past inc 'loe
&c s,;or,t;on IN that YOUNG and thriving State. has
Sae s7.s.oss unprecedented. One of the SubscTi
bers selected this property with view 10 locate on
ii himself, but in consequence of intirm health, is
obliged to seek more Southernly climate.
Any person or persons DESTROYS Of purchasing or
making exchange for the property named, can, if
they desire it, have reference to gentleman now
in Congress, who knows all about this property
The title is indispntable. For further information
address Mr.. p. l.. Huyett. Funkstown, Washing
ton County, Maryland.
DANIEL s. P. L. HUYETT.
| n. B.-Persons wishing to exchange, will state
the amount of Acres they have and the very lowest
price asked per Acre. D. & 2. l.. ii.
January 2, lS50.-3t.
e. Lynchburg Vrginian will copy weekly to
the amount of 50 30, and charge this Office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
NOTICE.

VNHE subscribers having formed Partnership
under the style and firm OF RAeLANo s. HoeE,
for the purpose Of doing Rcceiving, Forwarding
and Commission Business in the town Of Scots-
vile, respectfully suict the patronage ofthe public
They are prepared to transact business of this
character as favorably and with as much prompt
ness and despatch as any house in the place, and
pledge themselves to spare efforts to render sat
isfaction to their patrons. They are prepared To
furnish SALT, PLASTER AND GROCERIES Of every
description, at the lowest rates.
J. A. RAGLAND,
THOS. P. HOGE.
Scottsville. Jan. 9. 1850.
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FASHIONABLE Exra.vAsAscs.-The City l.

FAsHloNABz.E ExrRAvAsAhcE.-The City |.
tenn writer of the New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing:
"Extravagance is the order of the day. Some
new style brocades we saw yesterday, intended tc
adorn the beaueous forms of our republican arsloc-
racy. during the coming gaieties, for which the
modest proprietor demanded only six dollars yard
We suppose that from eighteen 10 twenty yards
would be considered full pattern" by fashiona-
bic ady-and thus trimming and making included
single evening or dinner party would not cost
much over 500. A lace bertha Every fashionable
with ladies above forty and under ten stones) is
worth twenty dollars, a head dress ten. suit Of
diamonds and other precious stones anything from
100 TO thousand and several other little articles
of apparel, very important, but which we now for
get. Altogether, we suppose, lady ofany prelen-
sion cannot make her entree into dining or draw
ing ROOM respectfully under five hundred dollars
This is getting on. really and we shall have hopes
Of turning out as, silly and expensive aristocracy
here, III time, as the very best ofthem."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
Steck Transportation on the Louisa Railroad
sa57ia.s,7 sesSs ,GlT
lsss Ey5saa - 80

THE owners of Stock are hereby notified iia.
provision is made for receiving Of Stock on the
Cars at Shadwell Mills, TO be transported from
thence TO the place called the Junction on The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road, on
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening.
1t would be well for Drivers of Stock TO write
on to Mr.. Edward j. Timberlake, Depot Agent al
Shadwell, where there is Post Office, (ellers to
be postpaid( for day two at least previously 10
the arrival Of the Stock, giving notice Of the lime
when the Stock is expected TO arrive at Shadwell,
with the number Of head and descriptions Of Stock.
X %zsrJOIN,
Superintendent Transportation Louisa r. r.
NoYemher Z 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
NJ A R RIED,

On Tuesday the lst inst, by the Rev. T. NJ. Reese,
Mr.. WILLIAM EvASs, to Miss MARTHA DAVIS, all OF
this place.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Love, MIR. An
DREW GREeoRY, of Staunton, to Miss SARAH ANN,
daughter of Mr.. William Greaver, of this county
On Tuesday the 25th ult, the residence OF Capt.
Thomas Burke, by the Rev. Daniel Feete, Mr.. JOHN
S. Roor, to Miss ELIZABETH Ross, all of this county
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
A CHRISTMAS SUPPLY.

YNHE subscriber has just received fresh supply
Of CcnsctiOnariss, Fruits, Toys, Sc, &C.,
consisting in part of the following articles, viz:
Candies, of every variety.
ALMONDS, ENG. WALNUTS, DATES,
RAISINS, GROUND PEAS, PRUNES,
FILBERTS, PALM NUTS, FIGS
CHESTNUTS, PECoN NUTS, APPLES,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, Preserved Ginger, Crack
ers, Cheese, Candles, &c., SC.
ALSO-A fine lot Of Eldorado, and Jones' ID.
Lump Tobacco, Cigars of every kind Smoking
Tobacco, with Porter, Ale, and Cider, and in short
every other article usually kept in Confectionery
Establishment, all Of which are for sale low by
. SAMUEL STERLING.
n. B.-Fresh and Picked Oysters, re-
ceived daily from Baltimore, and for sale BY the
Plate, Can, Half-Can, or Pint. SIS.
Staunton, Dec. 26, lS49.
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r. n. GREEN

HAS Just received the following articles which
Ia will be sold low-viz: | case superior Mole
Skin and Buena Vista Hats; 2 Bales each of ~,
4.4 and 90 Brown Coitons and A Osnaburgs ;
500 yds low priced Satinetts, and Ga Fulled LIN.
sew: lot III and IL 4 Mackinaw and plain Bed
Blankets; lot OF superior Negro Blankets, very
cheap Bale of Tickings from l2z TO ~ cts per
yard bale Cotton Batting and CandlewIck.
Stanton, Dec. 10, lS49
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, To ,ca:

augusta County Court Clerks Office, To ,cit:
ESTRAYS.
-u---.trA.y .I,-cy ~ a. Howell. ef AuSee,---~.
Il ty, on the 24th December, l849, lst, twu
year old YELLOW BRlNDLE STEER, with
white forehead, and white belly and tail a crop
off the left ear and an underkeel in the right ear
Appraised to SIP 90.
2nd.-A two year old SPOTTED MULEY
HEIFER, with an underkeel in the left ear, and
notch above and below the right ear. Appraised
to Sc so.
3rd.--A one year old RED STEER, with white
head, belly and tall and crop of left ear and slit
and halfcrop off right ear. Appraised to 81 81.
Can Extract from the Records,)
Teste,
trl ]. KINNEY, Clerk.
January 2, IS50.-3t.
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no TNE LADIES.

A FEW choice patterns Of Sup. Fancy Silks,
"A Do. do. rich watered Black do. do.
d.. do. Satin Striped do. do,
recently 10 hand. ALSO
In store, fine assortment plain Black and Wide
Visite Silks, Black and Fancy Alpacas, Extra silk
warp Apacas, Mouslins, Cashmeres, Plaids, { loak-
ings, Ginghams, Calicoes, Checks, Linseys, Elan
nels, &C., &c. COWNE & BROOKE.
Stauntop. Nov 2S, IS40
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rail Road.

Reconsideration Rail Road.
SUBSCRIBERS to The Stock Of the Louis Rail
~ Road, under tie act of March 5, lS49, are 70
CURED to pay into the Bank of the Valley in Sizun-
ton five dollars per share the lst day of January
and Five Dollars per share on the LIST day OK Feb
ruary, 1880 BY order Of the Board.
JOHN GARRETT, Treas.
December u. 1S4Q.-tf
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the middle of February, at which time he or Mr..
Marquis will again open it, If any gentleman du-
ring our absence should wish 10 purchase any Grave
Stone for their departed relatives or friends, he will
please call on Mr.. Cushing, who has the keys and
lst Of prices which are fixed at the lowest terms by
so doing they choose for themselves, and leave
the inscription plainly written. All orders will he
promptly attended to as soon as The undersigned
turns. JOHN PAGAN
December %. 1S4o.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

DoOTS AND SHOES.-On hand and for sale,
I'D Case Superior Waterproof, Cork sole)
Boots, new article. Also, Mems medium and
coarse Boots, in great variety Boys Boots, all ST
yes. some very fine; Brogans all sizes and prices;
Children's Shoes, all sizes and qualities Gentle
mems, Ladies' and Children's Gum Over shoes
Call and examine before you buy. Old stand Of
Cowne s, .Dealins. A. j. DEAKINS.
Staunton, Nov 7, lS4o.
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PRINTING PRESS g. TYPE FOR SALE

PRINTING PRESS g. TYPE FOR SALE.
-setos
WITH view to the enlargement of our Paper,
W we offer for sale the PRESS upon which The
Spectator is now printed Smith Press Of the
very best quality as the appearance Of the paper
will testify. 1t is acknowledged to be one of the
best in the Valley.
We have also on hand large Fount Of good
BOURGEOIS TYPE, which will be disposed Of
on reasonable terms.
l.. g. ]. A. WADDELL.
Stanton, Dec. &c, I849.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
L name and style Of WREN & FISHER, is this
Jay Dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to the Concern will come and settle with A.
ID. Wren, who alone isauthorized to receive, and
who will pay all debts due by said firm.
A. ID. WREN,
:. E. G. FISHER.
Staunton, Jan. |, 1850.
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How will you Have The I'M 9 a

Nj CUSHING has made Permanent arrange
w. ment to receive FRESH OYSTERS reg
ularly during the winter, and will be pleased to serve
Them up for his friends and the public generally IN
any way they may desire. Also constant supply
of Picked Oysters.
November q, l840.
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IMip0B 7HANIE 8

r ARGE additions 10 me WesternAylum having
IL been completed, | am authorized by the Direc-
tors to notify all officers and others in Virginia who
may have charge Of insane white persons that they
can now be accommodated with apartments here.
This notice of course will supercede the necessity
of the Superintendent being written to for informa-
ton as to"whether there is room."
FRANCIS T. STRIBLING,
Phys. and Sup't of w. A.
January 9, lS50.-3t.
o. The Republican Vindicator, Richmond
Enquirer, Wing, and Republican, will insert 8
times
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BIT A RY.

DIED, at his residence, IN Albemarle County about
o'clock, on Sunday morning the 30th ut., Col. WM.
WOODS, aged about II years.
DIED, suddenly in Albemarle County, on Tuesday
the lst inst. GEORGE BLETTERMANN, l. l.. D., Pro.
fessor of Modern Languages in the University Of vr-
ginia from 1925 10 1910
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

9o- VIM. j. Brown, Of Indiana has addressed a
letter to his constituents, through the Indiana Sen,i-
mel, which shows him up in his true colors. We
copy the concluding paragraph:
But the time has come when the North will no
longer bow the neck To saveocracy of the South
am done. She cannot be satisfied with moder-
ate and conservative support, 6utyou must become
the defender of her institutions. If you doubt or
faller, you are denounced as traitor, and with a
urdy arrogance you are told that they will dissolve
the Union. Their course Of conduct has fully de.
lerminet never again 10 be candidate for QUIZ
gress. My conscience telle mo iruvv done right
and know generous and confdng constituency
will sustain my course. WIN. j. BROWN.
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EVERY THING THAT'S NICE!

TNHE subscriber has just received fresh supply
I of Contsctionaries, Fruits, Toys, &c., Sc,
which he is prepared 10 sell on as reasonable terms
as they can be had in the Valley. He invites his
friends 10 call and examine his stock, which con-
sists in par. of the following articles:
ALMONDS, PAL1fNUTS,
FIGS, ENG. WALNU1.S,
PRUNES, PECANS,
DATES, GROUND PEAS,
RAISINS, FILBERTS. Be
together with supply of CANDIES and other Con
dictionaries variety of'roys, Musical Insua-
ments, Pickles, Brandy Peaches, Preserves, Fancy
Articles, Sugar, Coffee. Honey, &c., &c., all Of
which will sell low for cash, or on short credit
to punctual customers.
WILLIAM MILLER.
Opposite the Spectator Office.
N. B.-French Candies, Pop Kisses ard Wine
for Parties ". M,
S,aunton. Jan. 9, 1850.
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ADDITIONAL DRY GOODS.

WHITE s. CO., have just received Bed Tick
w ings, Blankets, Cashmeres, Blue and Gold
Calicoes, Velvet Trimmings, A Brown Sheeting,
A Brown Osnaburgs, Capes, Collars, Laces,
Neck Ribbons, Apaccas, LusIres, Sc, &c, Tor
sale on lowest terms.
Stanton, Dec IL, lS49.
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AGENTS.

05- WIN. W. FLEMING, Esq, OF Monterey, High
land County, is an authorized agent for the Spectator
o. Col. GEO. w. Hull, of Mcdowell, Highland
County, is an authorized agent for the Spectator
o. Capt. DAVID MCCALL, of Mt. Solon, is an au.
thorized agent for the Spectator.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
Staunton. Jan. |, 1851
NOTICE.

7 WOULD respectfully tender my sincere thanks
10 my friends and the public generally for their
liberal patronage To the late firm. Having purchas-
ed the entire interest Of Dr. Fisher hope by stri"
attention to business to merit continuance of the
same. A. II. VIXEN.
Stanton. Jan g. 1850.
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AUGUSTA LAND IN MARKET!!!
IN Tuesday, the 18th day OF January ensuing,
" mean TO sell, at public auction, on the prem
Uses, valuable FARM, 81 miles from Stanton.
This Fran
Contains 3I2 Acres,
of which, about one half is cleared and under fence,
and between fifty and sixty acres carefully seeded
in good ground. The land lies on both sides Of the
Middebrook road to Lexington, with grade of
road from Staunlon not exceeding 81 degrees at any
point. There is on The premises small but COM
Portable
DWELLING-H HOUSE, GOOD BARN,
irstrate Spring, and an Orchard of good size and
select fruit. The access TO Mills, Schools, and
Churches, all convenient-the neighborhood desi-
rable, and few places present greater inducements
for pleasant and heathful residence. The advan-
tages from the Railroad now under contract 10
Staunton, will cause this property to command a
much larger sum than it can now be purchased for.
Purchasers are requested to examine for themselves
The subscriber living in Slauhton, will shew The
premises at any time, and make known the terms
of sale. l.. WADDELL.
o. Possession may be had Immediately.
Stanton, Dec. 10, lS49.-tds
. o. Rockingham Register and Harrsonburg Re-
publican, will copy ids. and forward account iothis
Office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09

GOLDEN PRosPEcrs OF Coz. FREMoNr.-The
last Philadelphia News contains letter from this
city, stating ''that letters have been received by Mr.
Benton from Col. Fremont, in which the indefati-
gable exporator states, that upon piece OF ground
purchased by him, near the bay of San Francisco,
3 gold mine has been discovered, which in magni-
rude and wealth exceeds anything of the kind ever
found in California. Ii is not placer, but natu-
raj mine, in which the virgin mineral is concealed
in all its purity, without being diffused by volcanic
action throughout whole acres and lost in the sands
of the surface.
''Godey, Preuss, and others Of his early ascot
atss, whom he took with him on his tour thither.
are the conductors Of the mine and are now accord
ipg to these letters rolling in afiluence, and WELD
moneyed influence mure potent than the weathiest
of Atlantic nabobs. May their shadows never grow
less nor their pipes, of which they severally were
so passionately fond, ever cease to curl with the
smoke of comfort and contentment!"
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, To ,cit:
ESTRAY.
'ENAKEN up by Peylon Hamrick, near Spring
Hill. in Augusta County, on The 2lst Deem
Der, lS49, BLACK STEER, between two and
three years old, ear marks as follows: crop of
and underkeel in both ears and slit in the right
Appraised 10 Sill co.
Gan Extract from the Records,)
Tese,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
January 9, l850.-3t.
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RANN STOCK.

r WILL sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Il the 18th day Of January, 1850, in front of See
ver's Hotel, in Winchester, Va, One Hundred and
sic Shares Of Valley Bank Stock, in lots to suit
purchasers.
S. NJ BOSS, for the Owner.
January 2, l850.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-09
"AND STILL THEY GOMEZ

DARE s. STERRETT have just received by
ID express from Philadelphia a lot of CASSI-
MERES AND VESTINGS Of The latest agony.
Also, fresh supply of Over Coat Cloths suitable
for the present season, all Of which will be made
up in the latest style, and on terms that cannot fail
to please.
Stanton Dec IL, lS49