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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22
MARRIAGE RECORD

On Thursday evening last BY the Rev. T. VI. Reese, Mr..
RoBERT G. STRATToN to Miss VIRGINIA. c. daughter Of Capt
J. II. Asst, all Of this place 30
Monday morning the 18th instant the Virginia Hotel by
the same Mr. DANIEL SMELTz Miss SARAH NJ. bartlett
all Of this County.
On the 10th instant By the Rev. NJ Smith, Rev WILLIAM
T. RIcHARDsoN, Miss SARAH PATRIcE daughter of MIR
Charles Patrick, all OF this County,
On the 9th instant, by the Rev DR. Oowney, Mr. PAIcx
MCNAMARA Miss ELLEN c., daughter of Robert McCune,
all OF this County.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev Wezel, Mr.. JoscPa An
DREW, Miss RFBEccA EARHEARr, all of this County.
On the 9th instant By Rev. A. p ludden, Mr. ALEXANDER
s. CRAIo Miss SARAH Ann, daughter Of Mr.. Peter Engle
man, all of this County.
On the l4th instant by the Mr. EPHRAM WOODWARD,
70 Miss ELtzA JANE CALE, all Of this County
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z5 CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS. CAPS, &c.

ID BAYNE would most respectfully call the stssatia
ofthe citizens of Staunton, and s vicinity, 70 ~
"a large and beautiful assortment OF the
above named articles which he is now
opening and receiving at the SouthO
-. Corner Of the Virginia Hotel, consisting 10 part
as follows
Mems, Boys and Youths Thick Brogans; Kip, Cali. and
Goat do Thick Boots Kip and GEaindo; Fine Cslfds;
Congress Caters, Patent Tips;
Women's Leather Boots Pegged Buskins and Tiaj
Sewed Buskns and Morocco Welts;
Ladies' fine Morocco, Kid Welss and Slippsn; fstsae
Leather d.; Silk Buskns assorted colors Excelsistde
Misses fine Silk Caters and half Caters; SliPPsn ard
Wells;
ChiIdrens' fine Shoes Of every variety.
HATS.
Fine Moleskin, Silk Hats Nutrc Cashmere and Russk
do. Buena Vista Kossash, Congress, Black and Dnbs
Wool and Glazed do;
ALSO-Alarge assortment of Straw Goods. Mems BoyS
and Youths single and double Brim Leghorn Hats. Pc
mama, Guyaquil, Pedal and German Straw do; Mems
and Boys Palm Hats Of every variety. All of which be
pledges himself to sell extremely low ToR CASH
n B.-The Ladies are particularly invited 70 call and
examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere, a. he %
confident upon examination they will find i greatly TO thss
interest,"
Stanton April r. 1901
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

T AM DESTROYS of selling the FARM adjoining my home
place. Ii contains
a47 La ACRES,
about Of which cleared and the balance well
timbered This Land is well set in Clover, and is in
fine state of cultivation. There on 1t good f,,A
AOg.Dwelling, an excellent Swisser BARN, iissM
Stables, Corn Crib, Spring House. and every ne kAA.
cessary out building all suitable for immediate occupation
There are several Springs Of never falling water on this
Farm, two of which are the Dwelling This Land
would suit well to divide there is oerable Dwelling
on one part and Spring to it, so that two very good
little Farms could be made by division there are how
ever no other buildings that part Of the Land while The
tmhefed Land convenient to either part, If the tract
should be divided. There are also two good ORCHARDS
of choice Fruit Trees-on either part there would be an
Orchard, and good Meadow which might be greatly en-
arged. This Land lies within two meso Patrck's Mill
on South River and is well worthy the attention Of pur
chasers 1t will be offered for sale public auction on the
premises on Friday the Oath Of May, this month, to the
highest bidder Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited
to view the Land which will be shown by my son JOHN
Grove, living near the premises, or BY my son BAAc
GROVE, living with me.
The terms will be accommodating. and made known on
the day Of SALE MAXIM GhOVE.
Nav 3. lS50.-tds,
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Cucu: Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
Bath County, on Monday the 9th day of May, 1850.
Rachael c. Scott late Rachael C. Hamilton, in her own
right and administrative of James Hamilton, decd,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Thomas B. Hamilton, Charles Hamilton, Robert Carlyle
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret Hamilton, Jane V
Perkins, late Jane V. Hamilton Amanda McCue, infant
daughter of Sarah B. McCue, late Sarah b. Hamilton
Rachael r. Hamilton, Elizabeth j. Hamilton and Sarah
p Hamilton, infant daughters Of John d. Hamilton,
decd, and Andrew Hamilton, infant son Of Mary v
Hamilton, deed Defendants.
The Defendants t.obert Carlyle and Margaret his wife,
and Andrew Hamilton, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered, that they appear here The first
Monday August and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
thai copy of this order De forthwith published in The Saun
ton Spectator for two month successvey and posted the
front door Of the Courthouse of Bath County.
A Copy-Ieste,
CHARLES l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
May %, 1S50.-2m.
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CT OF n L N q .
LET the longest Pole knock down the Simmons "

XVALDAUER s. PoLLrrz, are daily receiving fresh
w supplies of Readly-made Clothing, at their
Fashionable Establishment which they can, owing to pc
cuar advantages afford sell at lower prices than any of
their acquaintance this side of Baltimore. If any respon
sbe individual doubts the fact all he has 10 do 10 satisfy
himself is 10 call, examine and compare their Stock with
any other in the market They not given TO boast
ing than the generality Of mankind, but they must, when
they look at their well selected and assorted Stock of Goods
own, and feel that they have right to be proud. The
following are a few of the Goods now in store:
Superior Fine Frock, Dress and Sack Coats Of Cashme-
rett Summer Cloth, Drab, Brown, Linen and Cotton
Coats various colors Fine Black and Fancy Cashmere,
Linen and Cotton Pants; Black Satin, Silk and Fancy
Silk and Satin Cashmerett Cassinet and Linen Vests
Caps Hats Cravats, Hankelcheis, and every other
ticle usually kept in Clothing Store.
Stanton, Nav Is, 1850.
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.Nay rs, 1850.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

IENTE undersigned receiving and opening their
Stock of SPRING ind SUMMER GOODS,
purchased since great decline in price, in many articles,
which they offer very CASH, or punctual dealers
short credit.
They feel thankful to their friends and the public for the
liberia encouragement extended to them thus far, and hope
by strict attention to business omerit continuance They
deem unnecessary specify articles and would only say
that they have general assortment of Dry Goods, Groce
ries Hadcare, Queenscarc Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c. &c. They ask call and examination of their stock
and feel assured in saying tina, you will find to your in
terest. BRONN fUItho,
Staunton, May Is, 1850 Opposite Morris s, Goodies
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FINE VALLEY FARM FOR SALE,
Together with Stock, &C., &C..

ON Wednesday, the 18th Of June, will sell at Pub
" lie Auction, on the premises that valuable Farm upon
The South River and Irish Creek in the County Of Rock
bridge, called "PLEASANT DALE" This Tract Of
Land is Of the most compact and beautiful in the Coun
ty and uaites remarkable degree, facilities for raising
both Stock and Grain. 1t is 8 miles East of Lexington
within one fourth of mile of the Lynchburg and Buffalo
Springs Tuupike-3a miles from Buena Vista Furnace
five from Navigation and about four from the route Of the
Valley Plank or McAdam road, the location Of which is
now in progress The tract contains about
700 A0BNga
four hundred Of which cleared 1.-The balance is in tim
ber-emhTacng the usual variety. There upwards Of
29pAc ores Of Creek and River botoIns,-45 Acres Of
.wafered Meadow and such remarkable command of wa
er that much more could be made if desired About lOO
Acres principally upands are well set in Timothy and
Clover The buildings are numerous. The Dwell
LING-HOUSE is plain but comfortable, and, has all the
usual out-houses attached together with delightful
Spring almost at the door, The BARN is very large and
is well shaded There is large Stone building with wa
Ter power attached formerly used extensive dslle
ry. There is also Chopplng Mill with Corn CIusher
for the purposes of the Farm Few Tracts in the Valley
unite more that is desirable than this one but it is more
especially as Stock Farm that it commends itself to no
ce nasmuch il is admirably adapted TO grass, and
convenient to splendid Mountain range.
Those who want very beautiful and good Farm upon
good terms, would do well to attend this sale.
On the same day. Immediately after the sale OF the farm,
we will sell publicly,
Horses, Mules Steers, Mich Cows, Young Cattle, Hogs
one BULL, of very fine Stock, about 100 head Of SHEEP,
mostly of The Blackwell and South Down cross,-together
with many articles ofhusbandy not necessary now to emu
meate Possession of the land may be had at as early
period as any one would probable DESIRE The property
will be shown to persons wishing to purchase, by Mr.
White who lives upon the premises, Or by application
A. Leyburn at his residence two miles North of Lexington
TERMS-One third of the purchase money when pos,
session given or other satisfactory arrangements in
lieu thereof balance in payments OF ONE two and
three years. A: LEYbUhN,
VIM G.. LEYBURN.
Nav |, IS50-tds.
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isSIErlIlDGlA & IEINNlATo
rEY1i moon TO CR 4IVFORD,S

TeO HEREBY give notice to all who purchase DRuGs,
~ MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFs, WINDOW
GLASS; PERFUMERY SOAPS any kind of Goods in their
line, that they are now receiving from the Northern Mar
kets large and full Stock to the examination of which
they invite the public confident that the quality and terms
will give satisfaction to all who wish to buy
The Ladies will find Store The greatest variety OF
Perumery, articles for the toilet and Fancy Notions ever
offered in this market.
Physicians, orders filled with and despatch, at Rich
mond prices and Medicines in every instance warranted.
To PaanterS Builders and Contractors we offer great
inducements in the way of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, SC
To County Merchants offer such Goods in our line
as they may sell at city prices, carriage added
Staunton May 8, 1850.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

liz j. w B. CRAWFORD invite the attention of
IL. Ladies to the following style Dress goods which
are offered at the lowest rates. Rich Golden Shaded Cha
meleon Silk Pic Mic Cheqnered Do Chameleon Striped
Do. very Cheap Blk and Blue Blk figured do. SO and
"A Vezette Silk, Rich Lustre Polk and Chassa hgd ou
land do These, with may other desirable goods can now
be had upon application.
Nav g IS50
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SAFETY FUSE.

SAFETY FUSE.
THE subscriber having made arrangements with the
l. Manufacturers of SAFETY FUSE, for large sup
ply is now prepared fill all orders at prices as low a.
can be found in any of the Cities.
To those purchasing to sell again in large quantities.
liberal discount will be made. The various qualities such
as Linen Cotton and Mixed Fuses, also Water proef
use, will be kept constantly on hand.
GEORGE E. PRICE.
Staunton, April "a, 1850.
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NOTICE.

rs,E Mercantile Business heretofore conducted by the
late Samuel Myers, will be conducted by his son, who
returns his thanks TO those who patonzed The father and
asks continuation of that patronage TO himself have
Just received and opened new and good assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, to which would
call the attention of the citizens OF Mt Sidney and neigh
borhood Come and examine my Stock, will endeavor
render satisfaction. }. w. MYERS.
Mt Sidney, May 8, IS50.-1m.
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STANTON DEUG STORE.

vINHE undersigned have received their SPRING SUP.
PLY, and would respectfully solicit call from thss
herds and the public generally. We will always kesP
on hand fresh and we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils and Dye-Stuffb
the latest Patent Remedies and general assor'nsat "
Fancy Articles, Soaps, Perfumery, &C., &C.
EH- All orders from Country Merchants and Phys
clans will be promptly attended to. .,.,.,,,,.
Stanton Nav 1850
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Eft. SoyO,e, .H9MW l5, 1850.

ysNIIE undersigned would just inform his friends and cns
toners, that he in receipt Of large and spen-
did assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising almost every article usually kept in retail
Store All of which he will sell very low for CASH III to
punc,ual customers upon the usual time good supply
Of Lumber always hand Also, few more of the LlY-
inston Plough aud points for sale.
DAVID McFALL.
Mi SoIon Va Nav IS lS50-3m.
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LET THE ECHO FLY!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
LATEST ARRIVAL AT D. NJ. HuFFMiN'S,

EAVNG selected with great and taste most choice
assortment of Day GooDs, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
&c., the subscriber prepared offer his customers and
the people generally for cash. his varied stock Of seasonal
BILE Goods greatly reduced prices. His invoice consists
in part of handsome Lawns l2i cents excellent
tce Of Calico 81 cents and good Ticking at 10
Silks, Camb:ics, Edgng Lace, Hosiery, Cloths, CASH
meres Vesngs, Suspenders, Panama Hats, China Pearl
do, California do Palm do, Bools superior and medium
Congress Boots Shoes in great variety, Travelling Bags,
Sole Leather, Iron, Steel Forks, Spades, Rakes Nails,
Cutlery fine assortment Sugar at Scents Coffee, l2i
Rice Crackers Molasses Shad and Herring, fresh; Supe-
rior Tobacco, &C., Sc. also offer superior lot of
Ready-made Clothing,
at the lowest cash prices. Let who values good
goods low prices, fail examine my stock of mechan-
die before purchasing. D. M. HUFFMAN.
Staunton May %, 1860.
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LAND! LAND! LAND ~!
200 ACRES FOR SALE.

VHE subscribers are DESTROYS Of selling all their LAND
Il in Nelson County, which is at present divided into
four Farms, containing in all Tco thousand crss-situ
aed l6 miles from the James River Canal from Low
inpson. and from the Howardsve and Greenville road.
This Land is all of fine quality under good state Of cu
vaton and very productive 1t will be divided to suit any
one wishing to purchase. Terms will be liberal. Those
wishing to purchase would do well to call soon as we wish
to sell and give possession for seeding purposes in the Fall
Any further particulars be had by addressing the sub
scribers at Lovingston, Nelson County. Va.
ALEX. s. THOS. P. FITZPATRICK.
Nav 8, 1S50-3m.
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VIEW STORE,
Nearly Opposite M. Cushins's

Nearly Opposite M. Cushin9G
SIAUNTON. VI.
r HAVE purchased of Arch S. Kinney his entire stuck
Of Goods and taken the house recently occupied BY hm
In addition 10 the present stock have opened fresh ssP-
ply Of Foreign and Domestic
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Qssnscare Hard,care, Hats, Cap', S'os' .
all of which have just been at the North on the
beat terms, and will be offered small advance.
Being determined offer great inducements 10 purchs'
sers the public are re uested call and examine Tor ths
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
ALFRED A. ESKRIDGE.
Staunton, April "a, IS5O-K
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TEgE BRAMDRETH PILLS.

TOMMUNICATION-lt has taken three centuries TO devei
" ope powers contained in the herbs which compose the
Brandrh Pills These celebrated Vegetable Pills Tor one hun
bred have been made they made The Amer
been and Isl literally bestowed upon this medicine Now now
ever is advertisement written BY the DOCTOR
but il out Of the paper and Brandre taken out
Indian other substituted indicative OIL some
other medicine and claiming literary thief for ts pareht
Nearly all Pills present before the public made oy
have only taken the present speculation Dr. Bran
deh compelled them TO abandon that method Of eopardzng
the lives Of their fellow citizens.
The analysis all these pretended vegetable medicines shew
large proportion Crude Anmony their composition
and appears they rely entirely upon the mineral poison for
the purgatve effect 1t is very easy hlng 10 detec
in pills Of any kind. $50
How TO MINERAL IN PILLs.-Take pill suppos
ed mineral place shovel red clear re
there is mineral in it, it will turn red hot and il the proper
ton be large il will lose its shape 1t thus with the In
dian Pills and many others before the public The advantage
of these pills in case would very great they only
retain their shape but remain red hot long time after they
taken from fire. Even boiling them with sugar Will not
change their shape byou cannot hurt the shape OF these
pills would BIO well if they harmless to those who
use them.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained at the
following places:
VIM Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King, Waynes Dor ough;
VIM II Bell, Churchville; P. A. Heiskel, Lebanon w .
Sulphur Springs; j. r. Cyrce, Parnassus; II Messer-
smith, Mt soOn T. ManPn, Mt Sidney; Jas M. Stout
Graham, Greenville j s. Guy, peerfeld; McGnffn
Co. Midway; VIM. II. Allen, Green Valley Bath Co.,
John Dickinson Millborough Springs David g. Wise,
W arm Springs Henry Miller Cedar Creek w NJ Doug
las Mt Scion; Hobbs Taylor, Valley Mills; W. M. Dud'
ley, Jennings Gap.
NInv lS5O.-2m.
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NEW COOKS.

petition, cheap editions Hume's History Of England.
new cheap edition Abbos Histories; Four months among
the Gold Mines; Lamastine's Confidential Disclosures,
Raphael, by Lamartine Webser's Trial Leibgs works
Chemistry Diary Off Physician in California, Leger
St. Clair Redburn Miss Beechers Receipt Book A va
riety Of Magazines for April and May; The American
Carpenters New Guide, thirteenth edition; inst received
and for sale by ROBT. COWAN.
Siaunton NAV |. 1850
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WE have in Store and for sale complete stock
w of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, which
we offer 10 the public the most accommodating terms
That Goods sold cheaper in this town than any where
else in this region, has become unquesiionabe Go
into any Store Bath Pucaonias or in the country parts
of this County and say any thing about prices of Goods
and almost the first thing in reply will be- acc will sell you
Goods as cheap they will in Monterey; this always
considered suicenbut don't depend upon assertions of
this sot-come and realize Our thanks DUE and
cheeriuy given those who have heretofore patron
lied our establishment
A. STEPHENSON s. co.
Monterey, May Is, lS50-3t.
NJ Vndcaor COPY times and hand act to this Office
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NOTICE.

aNE undersigned would respectfully notify the old sub
IL scribers 10 the 'WEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
that their subscriptions due and would urge upon
them prompt and immediate payment othe same, that the
Trustees may be enabled to meet all their engagements,
Gas the several payments fall due without embarrassment
All persons wishing to record their the parc-
ment to be deposited in the Corner Stone of the building,
can do So, by paying to Mr. j. G. KYLE, either of the
Trustees One Dollar EACH Three Dollars for entire
family, at any time before the 25th inst
MIR. John e. Kyle Is authorized receive payment from
any of The old subscribers, well those who subscribed
on the LIST inst. JOHN w. HEDGES Agent
Wesleyan Female Institute.
Staunton Nav 8. 1850.
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TO those whom it most Concerns.

A SPEEDY settlement of the estate of the late Samuel
N Myers, dec'd is desired, and would therefore, re-
specliy request all persons who may be indebted to the
estate to rome forward and settle possible, les.
be compelled proceed by Of law as is my duty
j. w. MYERS, Administrator.
Nh Sidney Nav g. 1S5O-lm
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Building, Hardware and Tool. It Lev PiltM.

BUILDERS, Store Keepers and others arc Invited 10
- call at
WILLIAM M. McCLURE'S
Building, Hardware and Tool Store. No. 2S7; Mwke
Street, belotc 9Th, Philadelphia.
o. Examine his large Stock hear his prices, and b
convinced that his customers gel more goods atsn
ton &c., for their money than they possibly could ct any
other Store in the City. Call and see US.
Philadslpha, April "a, I850-6m.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, in this place Friday evening last advanced
age Mrs MARaAREr LEAs, reot of the late Jacob Leas
his County.
DIED, Tuesday the 18th inst, Mr. MARTIN MALioAS a
native Of the County Clare, Ireland
DIED at the Virginia Hotel, Thursday last, Mr.. -
BALrzELl Of Baltimore The deceased travelling gain
his health, but oyeraken by DEATH in this place His
mains taken TO Baltimore for interment.
DIED. Staunton Sunday last after short illness,
Mrs ELrzA BuRNs Mr. William Burns, and
daughter OF John Rhyan in the year OF her age
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LADIES FAIR.

VUNHE Ladies Of the Presbyterian Church. in Staunon,
- design holding their annual FAIR, at the Market
House. Monday the 9rd day ofJune. An entertainment
sufficient crafty the appetite Of the epicure will be pro
Vded and every effort used render comfortable and agree
able the stay of visitors A fuller notice hereafter.
MAY %, 1850,
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Commissioners Notice.
Samuel Med. Moore, Trustee-Plaintiff,

Samuel Med Moore, Trustee-Paintif,
AGAINST
William S. Eskridge in his right and as Executor or
Administrator of Elizabeth Eskrdge. decd, J. F.
Towes, James E. Brown. Briscoe 6. Baldwin, Alexan-
der III. Fl. Stuart j B. Breckenridge, VIM Craig, Ad-
minstra,or of John Craig dec'd James Gregory, Sam
mel Clarke Sampson Eagou, A. Waddell, T. T. Strb-
linz Liltletou Wadde Gerard B. Stuart, William Ste
vens, Charles p. Dorman, James Montgomery, K. NJ.
Mcdowell, A. I. Sloan, Fl. NJ Estill, A. w. Cameron,
John Gibson, The President and Directors of the Bank
of the Valley ofYirgina at Staunton, The Trustees of
the Male Academy in Staunion George Eskdge, Sam
uel Med. Reid John L. Figgat. John w. Blocken'
brough and Alex p. Eskrdge-Defendans.
rENHE parties the above hereby notified that
on Friday the 2lst day Of June nert. at my Office in
lexington shall proceed state and settle the following
accounts as required by The Honorable Circuit Superior
Court of Law aud Chancery for Rockbridge County st
the accounts of Litleon Wadde and Gerard b. Stuart as
Trustees under the deed from VIM 5. Eskridge dated 4h
of May lS40 2nd the accounts of Samuel Med Moore
as trustee under the deed from VIM S. Eskridge. dated
st of February, 1919 3rd account of the debts intend
ed to be secured by the deeds aforesaid which have been
paid and also those which are still due and unpaid
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Comm. in Chancery.
Nav % lS50-4w.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

Staunton, Nav Is. 1850.
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To the Ladies.

WIN. KYLE respectfully invites your attention to his
w splendid assortment of Calicoes; British, French
and American Ginghams Lawns, Berrages, Striped and
Plain Linen Lus,res Silk Tissues Plain black Rich en-
brodeed and striped Dress Silks all of which will be sold
at the lowest prices
Stanton Nav s, 1850.
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LAND FOR SALH.

WILL SELL in the County of Nelson lying In hs bssu-
L timl Valley Of Rockfsh, 900 Acres Of Land,
with two good Houses to fine mountain ange
and can be conveniently divided into three small farms.
will sell, one third, half or the whole.
GEORGE II. CRAWFORD.
April "a, l850.-lm.