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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09
FRESH SH4D.

Our thanks are due Capt. J,sErn DowLrsa. of
Ilarpers-Fety, for a couple OF .,he finest Shan of
the season. For his Kind remembrance. AZ all
times and under all circumstances ofthe Pfia,er,
be deserves to live a hundred years and lis 3sha-
dow never grow less.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

CIoyEa AID NHE1r.-rhe Frederick Ex.mi
ner says the farmers entertain great fears far fba
clover crop, owing othe severity Of thes@eather
within the Pastten days aud from their accounts
OF the fly in the wheat, IL is feared an extensive
injury has been done.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

The 6fFr OF THE GA8-The Washington
Daily Globe, of Saturday, says:
That during the first session Of the last Con-
ggress, we printed about 1885, 600 pages of
speeches OF members in pamphlet form, and in
the same proportion at the second or short SEES.
sion, and the number we shall print this session
will probably not fal. short of one million five
hundred thousand copies"
It's to be presumed thai the three other papers
in Washington have printed more than this, so
that it becomesa serious question as 10 who reads
it ell.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

q We learn from the Knoxville, Tennessee.
Register, that a corps of engineers have arrived
at that place on their way to locate the East Ten
neasee and Virginia Railroad.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

IuFt uas Passeui O5 a FaISt HHJOFIty' u stringent
liquor license law, prohibiting the sale of all
spiri;uous or fermented liquor in a less quantity
than twenty-etght gallons, except for mechanical
and medicinal purposes:
1t authorizes town corporations to appoint suit
able agents for the sale of liquors, who shall be
paid for their services from the corporation trea-
sury. The penalty for Infringement of this law
is Imprisonment in the county Jail, or hard labor
in the house of correction from ten to thirty days
twenty dollars fine, and s%ureities TO keep the
peace and the liq"or law for a year. For a Sc
cond conviction, thirty to sixty days imprison-
ment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

- ~SAoRANENToE CITY, Feb.21, 800.
DEAR BELLER-I received your letter of the
18th December, two weekssince, w~hichwere the
only communications | have received, except
those ofSeptember last. On yesterday morning
I started from my cabin on WELDON Creek, some
So miles from here, aud arrived in this city at
noon. TWAS a most disagreeahle trip, raining
for half The day. and at night sixteen poor fellows
were compiled in a space of less than ten feet,
square. We were as completely packed as any
pork that was ever harreled. Sleeping on the
ground and about half a blanket for covering
price 90 cents. / f3as taken rather sick last
night whensI was in the packing business, but
it was owing 10 The good treatment rather Than.
any thing else. This morning, however. I col
up s'righE side, = except thatI felt as IL L had been
in a row and received d%ra6bing or severe beat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09
PACE COEN1,Y.

give arc authorized to arstouncc Col. THOMAS
DGSWELL as a candidate for If-elcction from the coun>
ty of pagc, to tho next House of delegates.
Gr5.By the request Of many ff.nds, | announce myself.
ass candidate TO represent the cirnnty of Page in thcncxtf
Legislature of Virginia. JOHN !
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-09

Georgia LegisIatuIeatft its hate session. giving to
the widow and child. or children of any person
dying insolvent, 500 worth of the property of
sad in oIvent free and clear Of n claims for debts
dne b. him.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30

DIR. MLANE LIVER PILLS IN New YoRK!-ih ne "a
pidty with which this invaluable medicine has oecoue
known and appreciated only be accounted of upon 'ne
ground of its real value 1t has only required one tra 10
establish its claims the title of the only e1lcne io 'e
of Liver Complaint The following el,el 'iT n
druggist in New York. shows the manner IN winch '"ese
Pills regarded in that section OIL 'ne country;
or pills and am .ry;ons to have another lot immediately
These pills seem to take most wonderfully. could have
sold much larger quantity, if had heen provided with
bem The inhsbtants sending Rochester for them,
but whether there are any there or not do not Know
please send me another supply Immediately.
'"'' f. SHORT, Druggist.
Hemlock Lake. Livingston Co., N. Y.,1
March 9Th, lS47."
e5- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsK-
RIDGE. Staunton-aso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
October SO, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
THE AUGUSTA EMPORIUM

rs now open and ready for the Fall and Winter trade,
Il with larger and beautiful assortment than has
ever been offered in this market such as
Spanish. Half Spanish, Summerse Columbia Skaters,
and plain Mems Saddles; Offspring, Summerset and
plain Side Saddles; Coach, Buggy, Stage and Wagon
Harness; Sole Leather and Kip Iron Frame Trunks;
Wood Frame ditto; Bonnet Boxes, Valises and hand
Trunks Velvet and Brussel Carpet Bags at Northern
wholesale prices; Cat Gut, Patent Gut, Whaebone,
Carriage and Buggy Whips; all kinds of Saddle Trees;
fine assortment of Ladies and Gen,emen's Pearl han
die Riding Whips Cow hides Of all kinds Stage, Hack
and Dnver Whip Thongs Hogskins, Morocco Skins,
White Welng Skins; Annamel Leather; Buffalo Robes;
Polished Spring Steel and Plated Bride Bis, of every
shape and form Damiers best Trolting Bis; Selizs
Paien, Roller Bits; Srup Irons Of all kinds; Jenny
Limbs Strup Slippers Plated and Japanned Coach and
GIG Harness Patent Wagon Hames, Common ditto,
Sage ditto; Wagon, Plough and Stage Traces; New
Fashion Halter Chains, with straps Harness Buckles,
Roller Buckles, Baltimore Taylor, Prince Albert and
Jenny Lind Bride Buckles English and American Bri-
die Filings Scotch Draft Collars; Stage, Buggy and
Wagon Collars; a large assortment of Spurs; Rein
Snaps; Worsled and Cotton Webbing; Corded Rein
Webb, Silvered Chain Curbs Chain and Brass Dog
Collars; Trunk Locks; Bag Locks Dog Chains, and
variety of other articles in my line tedious mention,
all of which will be sold low for cash and cheap for credit
S. E. CLARKE
N. bah orders attended to promptly, and repairing
done with neatness and despatch. s. E. Y.
Slaunton, Oct. 80 lS50.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
SOMETHING NEW.

rFsHE subscriber has just received his Fall supply Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars &C and Rio Coffee,
also superior article of West India ground and in pound
papers; Molasses, Of different kinds; Young Hson and
Imperial Teas, extra article boxes n. e. Cheese.
box Pine Apple Cheese, very fine; barrel No.
Mackarell Scotch Herring; Soap and Candles of differ
ent kinds; Ginger, Spice, Nutmegs Cinnamon, Cloves,
Cilron Sal Soda, Casb. do, Fig Blue Indigo, Starch,
Mustard, &c., Sc.
ALSO-Panted Tubs, Buckets and Coolers Measures,
Sifers, Sugar Boxes Stick and Wisp Broo,ns, and in
this kind, all of which will be sold very low. Call and
see for yourselves at the Store opposite The Spectator or
flee. -, CHAS, H, BALL.
Stanton. Sent. o.. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

vgNIIE undersigned offers for sale the Tract Of Land late
y belonging to Ballzell Lutz dec'd on which he re-
sided, lying the head waters of Naked Creek, abou
three miles from MI. Sidney. 1t contains about 23O A
ores, fine Limestone clay SOIL Of which l40 Acres are
cleared and in good heart, the residue exceeny timber
ed The Improvements consist of good two story LOG
HOUSE, with all The other out houses suitable FOL
such Farm, such as Barn, Stables, Creamery, &c.
full description is not necessary purchasers will cal
and examine for themselves
The Terms, which will be accommodating, will be made
known by the Undersigned who resides aduning the prem
Uses. HENRY LUTZ, Executor
Ocloher l6, 1650-9t.
ggz2- Rockingham Register and Winchester Republ
can copy Ct.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED. at his residence in this county, Wednesday the
23d nst Mr. FRANKLIN NELsoN in the 52d OF his age
TObituary hereafter.
DIED, in this place. on Monday night last, Mrs-STEvEN
son, wife Of Levi l.. Stevenson, Esq.
DIED at Timber Ridge, Sabbath morning, October 9th
JOSEPH II. TAYLOR, in the 3lst year OF his age
DIED. Wednesday last at his residence near this place
MIR HgNRY HARTMAN, aged about Sc years
DIED. in this place, Monday night last HENRY BRYAN
aged about Is years,
DIED. at the residence of her husband in Highland County
Virginia FRANCES IRVINE, consor OF William Eryne IN the
Both year of her age.
Mrs E. was born in Augusta County, Virginia. where she
married and resided until 1922 when she removed with her hus
band Pendeton (now ghand County where she died Or
the 9th Of September 1852 Being best with pious parent
age she made acquainted with the scriptures and the
qurements OF God from childhood As the precise pc
od she embraced the religion Of Christi is unknown to the wr
ter OF this probably early She joined the Pres
byeran Church. owhch she remained consistent member or
Having removed to section country where sue
with but few Of her persuasion she was thus 10 con-
siderable extent deprived of the ministry and ordinances
Church. In view of this fact she joined the Methodist E.
pscopa Church. of which she remained acceptable member
until her death 1t pleasant TO the feelings Of those who
vive adepaed friend TO call their prominent virtues found
the "Reminiscences of the past Even trivial
ured up the mind and dwe upon with melancholy pleasure
veal often there appears spiritual fragrance around the path
othe children of Cod that fingers and endears the
their footsteps earth, after they have been called away
from their labors
In the three peculiar departments ofwoman Mrs IRVINE
excelled but BY few. duu aud ateconae chd-a sympa
hzng prudent and devoted wea self sacrificing and devo
ted mother AS christian her plain and consistent
in all its exerna sincerely honest and humble in heart She
ceased not from the dawn OF intellect her children
and lead them into the righteousness And thus having
lived God in health she far from him in sickness
But as her body the her soul increased
strength until seemed fthe veil Of mortality almos
dissolved and she in direct communication with the pres
OF God There not shadow Of doubt upon her mind
her faith triumphant the blessed of cternay
dwelling with loving Say iour-and often did she exu in thu
prom that free 10 all Her loss deeply felt By
those who knew heaud to her family her loss rreparab
in the person Of him who has promised supply need
and to become all things unto those who trust in him.
Softly her fanting head she lay,
Upon her Makers breast
Her Maker kissed her soul away,
And laid her dust to rest
SAMUEL JONES.
Highland County, October II, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
r. w. BAILEY
30 Me Ediiors ofMe SlMmtOn Specta!0r.


GENTLEMEN by the provisions of the late law Of
Congress- those individuals who served certain length Uf
time in the war of ls2 (as well o,hers) are entitled to
Bounty Lands in uPlrlun their term OF service. The
annexed list M long Publisl) might be Of service
To * lhSe whose upon IT, or 10 heirs claim
ing und6y deceased parent.
Our troop Of Cavalry when mustered Into service num-
heGed 81 10y deaths and sickness the number however
greatly reduced aud the list which hand you do pre-
tend say entirely accurate at the time Of discharge
although il apprOXnaes to it, was depu'ed by the lro,p
10 sell quantity forage Que o untitled requ
sons and when handing the money tUeach one entl-
tied (hose then R servce) made list OF they
received it, The list is in detached pieces, and the
names of some Of those who served ont their time may
have been torn from il and lost
Members Of Capt Do'ds Troop Of Cdrahy 'cio served
term Of duty three months near Richnond i'd Peters
burg, IN the Fail Y Me gear 1874 Original copy in
The possession Of RoBENT Gur:1
Jesse Dd, Captain, Matthias Link, 1st Lieut., Jacob
Chngiupeel Cornet promoted, John ATgenbrigh Fred Az
genbrigt %rhos Adams, Sau'l Armstrong Jacob Baylor
Christian Beard Jno Beaton Rubt Beard Geo Bay 0 +Jas
NJ. Beard, john Brownlee George Boswell. VIM. Brown
John Caldwell Iamisun Cochran, Encch Churchman Jno
Churchman, sJosiah Gushing, Alexander Cunningham,
David Cunningham James Cunningham, "John L. CuR,
+John Dunlap, Abrsham Engemau Peter Engeman Pc
ter Gab5er OhR Grass Robert Grass. John Garrison, An.
drew Grove Adam Grove, sWiaR Gray. VIM Gregory,
anderson Grubbs Robert Guy. *Wilsn B. Harper, John
Hawke Edward Hsizer, George Hanger, JacO5 Hanger,
Frederick Hanger jacob HayhaTger, Benjamin lm5uden,
SPhilp r. JohnSon Simon Loop, Peter kOhr, +John Lohr
Lindsey Lilley, William Marshall Matthew Marshall,
Win. NcCOmb, Henry A. Mccormick, John Mofiit, Rob
III. Parhau Peter Rush. Robert Russell, "James Short,
Samuel Steele James Steele James Sct, Jacob Surber,
John Tate, flames Waldrip, Daniel Niseman or VASE
man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

IN pursuance 10 decree of Circuit Superior Court
Law and Chancery for the County of Pocahonas, rem
dered at the October erm l849, the subscriber Commits
soner by said decree appointed will proceed the 9Th day
Of November, 1850, Chat being Court day) losein front
of the Courthouse at Huntesvle the Lands in said de-
mentioned, situated ia the north end of Pocahontas
County, being part of the Land Of Jacob Gum decd
and adjoining the Lands of VIM Lghtner and Others and
containing by estimation 100 ACRES. This Land lies in
good neighborhood and likewise adapted the pur-
pose of farming, and will be sold credit Of six, twelve
and egeen MONTHS the purchaser giving bonds and
ry and hen will be retained further security the
purchase money.
The ute this Land is good, but selling as Commits
soner, shall only convey such title as svesied in me by
virtue Of said decree.
VIM. J. WooDDELL, Comm.
October l6, ls5O.-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.

FINHE undersigned has just returned from the Richmond
N market, with his usual supply Of CONSCIOUSNESS
AND GRocEREs consisting in part the lowog articles:
Lemons, Raisins, Almonds hard and So shell, CitrOn,
Malaga Grapes, Figs, Dates, English WalnuS, Palm
Nuts Fiber's, Pecaus Also Candies and Cakes of his
manufacture, always hand and orders for the same
promptly filled.
He returns his grateful acknowledgements to the public
for the liberal patronage which has heretofore been ex
tended to him, and pledges himself that no effort on his
part shall be wanting continuance Of the same
He hopes by assluousy aud promptly attending 10 his bu
snoss to share the public confidence and merit their favor
l.. NJ. CUSHING.
Staunton, Oct so, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
$50 STOVEs.

T'IE Subscriber is a0w in the receipt ofe5o STOVES,
Il such as the 80,
Victory Cooking Stove, Iron Witch, Baltimore Alright.
New Kitchen Companion, Green Mountain Alright,
Etna Alright, Ben Franklin Alright Parlo Stoves, opeo
'front.' Parlcr Stoves different patterns; Ten PateStoves,
with boilers; Ten Plate Stoves, without boilers.
He also keeps constantly hand general assortment Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
Stills, and every thing in the Copper line manufactured TO
order, and in the very best manner.
Also, RooFING with Copper, Tin or Zinc, and Gutter
ing will be done on the most reasonable terms :
He has also on hand superior article of BR.aSS KET-
TIES, very low.
Persons in Of any Of the above articles, would Do
web to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
The subscriber is confident he can suit them in every
spect. Call and see B. F. POINTS.
Staunton tlct 9 1S50-on
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

rsE undersigned offers for sale that valuable property
in Waynesboro known as the W.4Y.NESB OR "
HOTEL, now in the occupancy Of w. w. Gibbs, Esq.
The House is large and convenient with all necessary out
buildings, there is attached large Frame Stable this
the 23rd of November next, il will that day be offered
at public aucon. The terms will be accommodating and
and made known the day Of SALE Any desiring in
formation the subject will address me at Waynesboro'
As Tavern Stand, the above is well kaowa to re-
quire much 10 be said the subject. am determined
SELL and great bargain may be expected Possession will
be given the LIST day Of January next, at which time
will offer al public auction, all ofmy Furniture now in the
House, consisting Of Beds, Tables, Chairs, &c., &c.
Terms made known at the sale.
WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
October 80, le50-tds.
IT, Richmond Wing and Enquirer copy in country
paper ill day of sale.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
1904. Regiment.

NHE Courts ofinquiry, Battalion and Regimenal, will
be held at Spring Hill, Saturday the 30th of No
vember. The Battalion Courts will meet alto o'clock, a.
Officers obtain copies of the revised Militia fl
laws by applying TO the Commandant, and their at III
tenon is called to the provisions regulating the mode
ofkeeping and returning their rolls. q; Ysy
Officers who have failed TO furnish the Clerk with Az
the evidence qualification their Commissions, WfI
are notified that unless they comply with the law on YS
the subject, before the meeting of the Regmental
Court, they will be reported for such failure, and their
places will be filled by new elections.
BY command, JOHN l.. PEYTON,
Adjltant I60ih Regiment
October IT, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMArNING in the Post Office at Sauuton, Octobei
"A let $780, which if not taken out before the lst Of
january 1851 will be sent the Dead Letter Office
.A-Richard s. Allen, jacob d. Argenbrght, LIZ. J.
Amiss +. IA. ~
B-Miss NJ. E. Bailey, Mrs. Ann S. Bailey, Nathaniel
D.. Bacon. John Baldwin, Peter r. Bright. Mrs May
Bear, Thos S. Brown, James B. Banner, Miss Sarah X
Bishop, Capt J. T.. Burkhart, Daniel Baber.
C-Tucker s. Coles Annie Craig, n B. Craig, John
Cox. J. Cahl Amos Crosby, jr Hannah Clarke, Ncho-
las Chos, j. A. Quincy, John Carney, Michael Connolly,
Michael Courtney.
DwWilliam Dean, Rev. J. B. Davis, James Dull,
John Fl. Dearnett, Maurice Donovan.
E& F-Henry Edison, ST., Lewis Faobi, Dr. Thos
Fl. Fisher. Samuel Frame Rev. John Forrest, Daniel
Flower, Maurice Fitzgerald, Thomas Flaherty
G-Miss Lydia Gish, George Glascock, George Glenn,
George Gose Caharine V. Glossbrenner, John uloVe,
Philip Grner, Michael Grady.
H-Clinton Hall, Doc B. Harrison, Edward HalHner,
Jacob Hdebrand. Charles E. Haas, A. ID. Haden Han
nah Harman Jefferson Holly, Mildred Huffman, John E.
Harris George Hudson, George Houseman, Thos Hyde,
John r. Hurdman.
J-Bepj Jones, Geo. johnson, Jane Y. johnson, VIM.
B. johnson, Daniel James.
K& L-Andrew Kelly, Patrick Kent, Lucinda Lucas,
Ben Lee, Thos n Lee, VIM. Il. Lowell :.
M-William Mccoy, John w. Merrett, Mary NAL
com, VIM Merre,t, James B. Madison, Henry Msh, JAS.
w. Miller, Heirs of Lieut. Robert Mckinney, VIM: A.
McClung, John Murphy, Bridget Murphy, Martin Nc
Nuty Thomas McCrohen, James Mogooerty, Thomas
McCadom, Edward McMapomeo, Micheal Mcnamara,
Michael Mcnamara. Charles Mccarthy, Mrs. Mccarthy.
N & o-Eliza Nckens, Nancy b. Newman, Bridget
O'Donneiy.
Prev J. D. Paris. Rev. WA Pnkeron, Philip f.
Pendle,on Alex. Paris, John w. Parks, Dr. Pheemster.
RI. A. Rowan, John Redmond, Elizabeth Robson,
Joseph R. Rulings, Michael Riley.
s-John W. Smith, John Steep, Mary Shackeford,
George w. Schwezer John Sumers, Hon. David Stew
art, Julia A. Sharp. John Sullivan, Timothy Shea.
T-Christopher H. Thompkns George Taylor, Sarah
Throgmotton, Patrick Tearney
W-jacob Whsman, E. Walker, Daniel Whitmofe,
Jane Williams Christina Welsh, Joseph Walker, Mary
E. Wright. James Wright, Ann G. White, I1etty Wag-
ner, VIM Woods. n. G. BROOKS, p. nj.
Staun,on, Oct. IT, l850.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
sBelieved to have been substitutes, +FurlOughed.

MIssIssIrPI-A DlSbnoh meeting, held at Natchez on
the 9Th nsi, proved complete failure Ofthe tws hum
dred persons present. three ourths were opposed to the
treasonabe purpose. Governor Quittnan was the chief
speaker The resolutions which he had prepared were not
offered.
Alta meeting in Yazoo city on the same day the dsunion
resolutions proposed voted down.
GeOrgiG-Ihe Athens Banner publishes sundry letters
from counties in Georgia assuring the editor strength
Of the Union cause. The editor says Ill is longer
matter of doubt that the people Of the upcounty of Geor
ga will sustain the Adjustment by uverw hemiug
jorty The Of the Union literally sweeping every
thing before It."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

A FTER careful examination ofal! the facts In the
L case it has been decided. that ~ rf
BARE & STERRETT
have on hand at this me the prettest richest and most
fashionable assortment Of Goods for gentlemens wear
ever offered in this market-conssting of sfs,5
Cloths, Cassmcres and gestingS of every shade and
of tho latest styles. mo-.
All Of which viii be made order at the shortest notice,
and in accordance with the Fashion Of the day. They have
also received handsome lot Of SHIRTS, Crarats, Glores,
Pocket Handkerchief &c., &c., which they will dispose
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, at far prices.
They beg leave to return their thanks 10 the public for
past favor and pledge themselves to merit continuance
esin conclusion invite all who wish to SEE GooDs AS
isGooDs to give call at the same old Pare adjoining
the Virginia Hotel.
Is taunton, Oct. 23, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
BEARWALLOW FOR SALE.

1'HAl large and valuable FARM, called BEAawAI-
Low, belonging to the estate Of Chapman johnson.
deca between Two ard three miles North of Saun.
ION, VIII Ee sold privately, either altogether or in parcels
to sui purchasers and upon accommodating terms It con-
talns near THOUSAND ACRES, and is susceptible Of
division into three pars though should much prefer TO
sell the whole together.
@ Apply, by letter addressed to The subscriber at Rich
moad. GEO. NiCOLSON JOHNSON.
October &, lS50.-tf
:, E The Richmond Wing, Rockingham Register and
Winchester Republican will copy, and publish weekly tin
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-30
READY-MADE CLOTHING

Af just opened on the Corner OF Inc Virginia t1oso
formerly in the occupancy Off Bayne,) The largest
most fashionable and cheapest assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ever brought to this market They respectfully ask call
from all persons of Clothing. and If they do not
make good their statements, 10 the quality and price OF
their goods they will pretend TO make sale. This
stock has just been selected by j. p from the largest as.
so-ment in the Northern Cities, with eye 10 the Fall
trade of this place. and therefore convinced that we
sell the very article wanted, to any person who will
favor US with call.
The following articles comprise, in part our stock ct
would be impossible to envmerate ally viz
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Frock and Dress Coats;
Black, Brown and Invisible Green Cloth Sack and Sin
gle Breasted Frock do Dab Sack Over Goats, of6Dest
workmanship; Black and Blue Pilot, Felt and Beaver
Over Goats; White and Blue Blanket Over Coats;
Black Cloth Coaks and Togas Panlaoons and Vests of
every description Caps, and all articles Of Genemens
under wear.
N. B.-We can supply Country Merchants with an as
sortment Of excellent Clothing at City prices.
J. POLLrTZ & Co., Corner of Va. Hotel.
Staunon, Oct 9, 1885,