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4. III. III. STUART & d. s. YoUN

a. III. II. STUART & ID. S. YOUNG
EEAVE associated themselves in the practice of the Law,
under the firm and style of STUART s YOUNG. The
partnership is formed for all the Courts holden at Staun
ion for the Superior and Quarterly Courts of Rockingham,
ingham, and the Superior Courts Of Rockbrdge.
ID. S. Young will give prompt and faithful attention 10
any business that may be confded TO The firm, and will adj
wise and confer with Mr. Stuart during his residence at
Washingon which. if not potracied beyond two years
will not prevent his personal appearance before the Courts
in all Irrigated causes they scarcely in the present
state of the dockets be called before the lapse of that time.
&C. d. S. Young occupies Mr. STARTS Office, and may
be found there during business hours.
Oh
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NJ ENNEDY's Life Of Writ, just received and for sale
~ at CHAMBERS Book Store
October %, 1850.
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Valuable GreenDrier lands Eor SAKE.

COMFORTABLE TO the provisions of the will of VIII
" liam Morrow, decd, will on Saturday the 4ih day
January next The premises sell, at public auction the
entire Land Estate of said Morrow containing about .NINE
HUNDRED IND SIXTY ACRES. It wIII be sold
in separate Tracts lst the Tract of about $50 ACRES
adjoining The lands of Ezra Walker Samuel McCung and
David IuckwiIer within fifty yards ofthe James River and
Kanawha Turnpike road. 2nd. tract containing about
700 .4CRES adjoining the first tract On this tract is
situated the Mill.
These tracts valuable and worthy the attention Of
persons desiring purchase good FARM They are about
three miles from LewisbuTg.
The terms will be oneOurth CASH, and for the resdae
a credit Of one, two and three years.
The land will be shown any person desiring 10 exam
inc it by Geoge Lewis or the subscriber.
JOHN A. NORTH,
Administrator with the will annexed
December a. lSJ0-4t.
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THE 0UESTION SETTLED.

TgyaL~
FTER careful examination Of all the facts ia se
"a ease it has been decided, that
BARE g. STEARETT
have hard this time, the pretties richest and most
fashionable assortment Of Goods for genltemens
ever offered in this embarrassing of
Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestngs Of every shade and
Of The latest Styles
All Of which will be made order at The shortest notice.
and in accordance with the Fashion of the day. They have
also received handsome lot Of Shirts, Craeats Glovss
Pocket HanakerclHjs &c., Sc, which they will dspsss
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Go,ds, at fair prices.
They beg leave their thanks TO the public for
past favor and pledge themselves TO merit continuance.
In conclusion We invite all who wish TO GOODS as
IS Goods give US call at the odd pars adjoining
The Virginia Hotel.
Stanton, Oct. IS, 1850.
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IN pursuance of the above Decree shall on Saturday the
4ih day of January next, proceed tose on the prem
ses the 2S ACRES Of Land conveyed me as trustee IN
the deeds of trust above mentioned The terms specified
in said decree. The land lies about 81 Miles NorIh-wes
of Saunon adjoining The lands Of George Welsh, Rob
ert Snapp and others There is comfortable Log Dwell
ling House. small Barn and other buildings on said farm
The soil of good quality and it is from its locality desTa
bic place who desires to purchase small farm
MICH. G. KINNEY, Trustee and Comm.
Dnnnrnhnr lS5n-ids
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Rn0oRD OF D2AZzrs.

DIED in Sacramento City California, the 2sh ofOc last
Cant JAMES Il. SIIr, formerly Of Madison CO, Va
DIED at his residence this county ca the 2od OF October
Mr. MtcmAEL AUnGG, tht 25 yea" Sage Mr. CARRIER
was esteemed by all who knew him tic died fall assurance OF
eternal life. w.
DIED in Richmond, Nv on Sunday, Nov oath, May W.
only daughter Of lhu L. AMI Hl:ri, B. Campbyn aged ~
months This the second time, within ttc more than two
years have been lett chtie>0t they have
been called upon bury their bud,st earthly hopes yet
"Iopc looks beyond the verge Ct time,
Whru what dcPjrc,
Shall rise in full immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more"
Lexington, Va pap please copy.
DIED at Scgunc Texas the 6tA Ocobcr last Mrs PHE-
pE STUART wife Of Charles a. Stuart E>q Sh' died IN the
29h year of her are leaving her and three children OF
very tender are all the dsOaon which such
brings. w..
Mrs Stuart was the oldest chiA CT Or. James Wilson
decd and grand daughter Of thu late Rev William W on Tor
Tnerly pastor ofhc CAurc. She removed on inns
County herself rather under depoRdng pros
poets Ofheah. bat her Irnd ndUUc the hope tb more g-
NAL climate might strengthen the delicate springs NJ ne hs
how She live but 70 die. new home gust
found-hcu laid in the Such Is lie "hc has given
up ghost her down while vet day IL
will be consolation her Kindred aud friends to Icari
that though call the PROVED OF Cot 20 die far away III
in land of strangers her last c soothcd Toy every
sympathy and knn,sS they could Ofr But tr gr1atr St
the Gospel Of cur salvation, Ich she has or years protested
was can anchor TO her slu Tier cad marked by entire
Christian resignation aud peace This WcS the comforting
thought Virginia hcrg home, and Texas aS'@ce
Heaven hath given her erer!cstinS resi-.
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I'eR !SEMCes at Public Sale
IN sTAUNTON, DECEMBER 2STH, 1850.

WILL sell FOR CASH. the SLAVES. belonging to The
Estate of Michael Quinan, decd. They without
exception, young and valuable
BRICK STORE.
At the same time will sell the Store now occupied by
H. j. s. W. B. Crawford, and will give the purchaser the
privilege of extending the time of payment from year to
year. not exceeding YEARS. if he will secure the pur
chase money by deed of trust and personal security and will
pay the interest annually Possession given the LIST Of
April, 1851.
Those who have purchased Real Property belonging to
this Estate notified that prepared TO make convey
upon their giving security satisfactory 10th appras
ers of the Estate and that other will be accepted.
3OHN B. BALDWIN, Ex'or OF NJ. Gninan.
November 90, IS50.-tds
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IN consequence of Mr.. Abraham Smith having sold his
Mill will be out of employment by the first of April
next Any person waring good Miller, will find it 10
his interest 10 employ me- as have practical and heoret
ica knowledge oflhe Milling business. Address
ELIAS G. BREWER,
Mt. Salon, Augusta CO., Va.
Below give Mr.. A. Smiths certificate Of my capacity
as Miller, &c.:
do hereby certify, that have employed Mr.. Elias G..
Brewer my Miller for nearly five years, and from his
genee department and the honorable in which he
has conducted himself cheerulIy recommend him to be a
sober. industrious and honest man-one we'll qualified TO
take Of any Mill trusted to his Given under my
hand this 9Th day Of November, 1850.
ABRAHAM SMITH.
Daoor,Ler 1874 q
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VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE

INTENDING TO remove from this County, offer for
This tract lies one mile North east of New Hope, and four
miles Southwest, of Wiers Cave, ard the main road
leading from Wer's Cave to SaunIon. This farm con
tains 244 ACRES. About lao or $50 Acres cleared and
in good state cultivation. This land is Of an excellent
quality admirably adapted t. the growth fgrass grain
has on il sufficient quantity omeadow. The buildings
consists of good comfortable Dwelling House and Kitchen,
Smoke house. Carriage house, Corncrb Creamery, and 9th
er necessary oulhouses, and well Of convenient
to the door, also large and splendid Bara and good Or
chad of excellent fruit This is of the most desirable
Farms in Rockingham Augusta counties 1t is hard to
be sspd in convenience and quality The subscriber
will take pleasure in showing 20 persons any time who
may wish to see it, fsad farm is not sold privately before
Wednesday the 18th of January next, it will then be offer
ed publicly that day lfit is sold before that day due
notice will be given DANL. c. lUMBERT.
December | lS50-tds.
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r Circuit Court held for Augusta County, at the
IN Court House, Friday, the Slh day Of November,

IN Court House, on Friday, the Sth day Of November,
1850.
Larkin Pumphrey-PlainG,
AGAINST
Nicholas G. Kinney and Robert NJ Kyle-Defendants.
And upon his failure pay unto the Defendant Kylehe
debt secured by the deeds, and b. to wit the sum
of 1880 and $780, with the interest due and accruhg
thereon and the costs of this suit decreed
within days from the date of this decree, it shall be the
duty of Nicholas c. Kinney The trustee in said deeds
commissioner for that purpose appointed after advertising
the time place and terms of Sale required by the deeds,
to proceed cell by way of Public Auction upon the prem
ses to the highest bidder the tract of Land conveyed by
said deeds estimated to contain 2iS ACRES, for cash suf
cent to deay the css. charges and expenses OF Sac,
and as the residue upon credit Of o. II and 10 MONTHS
in three equal instruments taking from the purchaser bonds
with sufficient personal security and retaining the legal IL
lie as ultimate security, and make report to the Court re-
turning Herewith his of sale and The bonds OF the
purchaser.
Extract from the decree-Teste.
MICH. c. KINNEY, c. c.
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E5ais

A T BATH ALUM SPlNGS on Wednesday evening
Dece'o:.y 25Ih. Ticket to the BALL (including
board at the Hotel for one nght s. 50or each Gentleman
The Ticket eates him To invite two Lndes
IT the party continues for longer Time cha rgcs in the
same PREPARATION as above.
Committee Of Managers.-Dr A. P Srother, VIM H.
TcrriIl, Rob Johnson John $. Crawford s. A. Porter,
ID. q. y ise. JOHN w. FRAZIER
Bath Alum, Dec. 10, lcoO-lt Proprietor
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

TIME subscriber will offer for rent the 25ih Of De-
4 cember, two thirds of that valuable FARM, known
as the Branneman Tract, lying near Mt Scion, Augusta
County. There upon the premises large two story
DWELLING, and all necessary ut-buildngs. The said
property will be rented for the of three years, and any
one desiring 20 good Farm, will do well to attend at
the time ard place Of renting. Terms made known the
dsv by JOSEPH VENEER,
Guardian for the infant Heirs.
Nnyemher %. 1S50-idr.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

FREE EXHIBITION.
NTR. WALDER thankful for the continued increase of
VA patronage has added to his collection of specimens
Portraits ofthe young Indian chief Oceoa aud Ss'ayoung
Black Hawk OSknewa and femenan, all in full Indian
costume A splendid Daguercolype of Jenny Lind will
be received in few days. Pictures taken by original
process, in iewseconds time without regard to weather
and warranted fade. Portraits aud pictures of all
kinds copied accurately, Always on hand assortment
Of iue Gold Lockeis and Beaspus, Fancy Book Cases
richly gilt suitable for presents aud small miniiure cases
frr sending through the mail.
Stanton, December Is, lS50-lf
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BEARWALLOW FOR SALE,

rgNHAT large and valuable FARM called BEARwAL-
LOW, b.unging to the estate Of Chapman Johnson,
decd lying between two ard three miles North of Slaun
on will be sold privately either altogether or in parcels
suit purchasers, and upon accommodating terms 1t con
tains near THOUSAND ACRES, and is susceptible of
division into three parts, though should much prefer
sell the whole together
Cj Apply to John 3. Breckenridge, Esq of S'aunton,
Va, who is authorized to sell, the subscriber at
Richmond Virginia
December IS, lS50.--tf
frgy- The Richmond Wing, Rockingham Register ard
Winchester Republican will copy, and publish weekly ill
S,rhid
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Staunton, December 4, 1870.
CANDLE lTANUFACTORY.

TENTlE undersigned still continues the manufacture Of his
superior Candles, (Which are pronounced equal if not
superior to IIus Patent Candles! New York; The sub
scrber boast of 10 20 years experience in the
manufacturing Of this article, but merely would state. that
the Of making good article he has obtained hmsefby
attending the very best factories Of Baltimore and Pha
depha. He has on hand about 10000 lbs. iaow Of his
make, and also receiving large quantity from Phil
on the most liberal terms He would say 10 Merchants ohs
place that he will take onehafr goods He will sell to
cash reduced price, and also forward Candles
any part Of the State by Stage hisown private convey
ance
Taiow taken in exchange for Candles, e Cash will
be paid for the same JOHN II. Asst.
December 4, lS50-3t.
E5~ Vindicator and Messenger copy times.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
AGAINST DeeIee NOV, low
Jaekson's heirs,

The Court detl adjudge, order and decree that Mat
thew Pilsun Commissioner for that purpose appointed
do proceed sell by way of public auctions upon the prem
ses after fon weeks advertisement Of the terms, time
and place Of sa in the Stanton Spectator; at the front
door Of the Courthouse, and or more public places
nearest the premises fox cash Sufficient to deay the ex-
penses of the sae and, the residue upon credit OF
one two and three years ali the Real Estate OF which the
said VIM S. Jackson died seized and possessed reported
by the Commissioner consist of about ONE HUN
BRED AND SIXTY SEVEN ACRES-takng from
the purchaser bosd with sufficient personal security and
retaining the legal title as Ultimate security"
On Saturday the 2lst day Of Dec, 1850,
will offer the Land above mentioned, on the premises sit
uaed in August, Coun;y about FIVE miles above Green
VILE adjoining The Lands Of COL Archer NJ Moore jacob
Hart and others.
MATTHEW PILSON, CsmEn;ssiones.
November Is, lS50-ds
ffGy- Rockingham Register COPY.
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ROAD LEpTING.

WILL be let at Greenfield in Nelson County on the l0lf
w day Of December next, the making Of ten miles o
the owadsyille and RockiSh Turnpike Road, being tina
portion from the top of The Blue Ridge, TO the Greenvlt
road The read now being located by n j. Barnett anl
will be ready sIaked OF before the day OF letting.
Proposals will he received for une mile or more. Address
the President and Directors al iowardsvIle For mode
of construction address ~ j. Barnett, Esq Covesvile Al
bemarle county.
w. A. TURNER, Secy Of H. s r. I. Co.
November 81 lS50-td
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.qugusta County Court Clerks Office, To ut.
ESTRAY.

'2'AKEN up by Elizabeth Grener Of Augusta County,
on the l2h day of November, 1850 LIST. A Steer OF
8rnda colour supposed To he five years old, with star in
his face and white under the belly and underkec in the
left ear and appraised to Sill ID three year old Steer,
colour Of mixture of black and white, with white under
the belly and branded the left horn with the letter j.
and marked with two underkee in each ear and appraised
to- $40. (Ar extract FROM The records. )-Tesie,
Dec. Is. lS51.-3ts WIN. D. TROUT, D. C.
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VIRGINIA EsEsTEE,
STAUNT0N, VA.

THNHE Subscriber has purchased and taken possession
Of this large and elegant establishment He will be
pleased To meet his old friends aud customers, and
them aud the travelling public generally that with the
increased accommodations at his command he will be
able to render them rs comfortable in any establishment
in Virginia. JAMES a. MCCLUNG.
Decemhar Is. 105n-9m
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TlARRlAG8 RECORD

On the gSth November in Little Mexico, Pocahontas coun-
ty BY Benjamin TaIiman Esq, Mr.. JouN STAToN TO Miss
ARYANN daughter of Mr.. Isaac OUro all OF sid county
Near New Hope Thuray, thu 5th inst by the Rev M
Browa Mr. HESRY K EAXLE 10 Miss MARY JANE JOHNSON,
oil Of Augusta county. -
On sunday morning. 81 ult by the Rev s Kcnucry Mr. l.
sAAc CoFrMAS, Miss CAvuAUtC Mus all OF ths county
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T,ANLo For SA.LE.

FpEING DESTROYS to remove to the West will offer my
~ FARM for sale, lying both sides Of the South Rv-
er, containing $50 Acres, about equal proportion
on each side Of the River The Land is Of good quality
in the neighbohood Of John Coyners NEIL and adjoining
the Lands Of Samuel Youn, aud John aud Philip Coyner
The Improvements are good. will offer the said Land
privately, until the 18th day of January next if not sold
brfro that time it will be offered publicly that day.
further is deemed unnecessary as persons wish
ing to buy will examine for themselves
JAMES ID. MAUPIN.
December IT, lS50-rds
Ey- Rock Reg. copy st. and forward account 10 this
Office
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A MOTHER CERTIFICATE to the excellence Of
IA M'lanc'S Nermituge!

"A NUTHER UEKIEIUAIE 10 Tue EXCELLENCE OF
N M'Laue'S Nermjugel
AIEssRs j. c. KIDD & -Gealenea--N is with
pleasure hand this 10Y certificates (esyiug to the GEN
eral popularity of DR. Mctane's American Worm Specific,
to your travelling agent Mr. Monroe. Some time agu
received from him small lot sell cou,aSSiou used
few bottles in my family the good effects of which
can fully testify The balance Sold 10 my customers
and found on inquiry that ii gave very general saacon
GEORGES MAXWELL.
Augusta, Carroll Co., Ohio, Jdy II, lSlG,
O. Observe none are genuine without the fac enila of
the proptietoy'S signature.
Nr Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsE-
RIDGE, Staunon-aso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the Uniicd States.
December lS 1850.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

WILL sell on Monday next being Court day in front
of d. A. Kayspr's store in the town OF Saunton, 10
SHARES of Stock in the New Shenandoah Company and
five Shares in The S,auntoc aad James River Turnpike
Company Sixty days credit will be given, the purchaser
giving note, negotiable and payable at Bank
JAS CRAWFORD. Acting
Executor Of VIM. Bell, dec'd
December 3 1870 II
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.MEW hooks.
NOTICE.

HAVE removed my Law Office, for the present. TO the
occupied By CHEsLEY KINNEY next door TO n K.
Trout.
pledge myself to give strict aud faithful attention 10 all
business entrusted me, and toeXert myseo bring Suits
in which may be employed. TO speedy and successful
termination. ROBERT P. KINNEY.
December, |. lS50.-Gt.
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Notice
!. Y. JONES. II. d. VIII
NEW FEGegT nv ss'TAUNTON.

TE'IIE undersigned having purchased D. NJ. Hud'nan's
entire stock ofGOODS, beg leave to inform he peo-
pie Of Saunon ard the surrounding country that they in
tend continuing the MerchanIie BUSINESS ID. NJ. Huff
mans old stand opposite the Post Office. where they will
sell goods cheap they be hau in Saunon for cash.
We solicit liberal share of public patronage with the
fdence that we can peorm wha, profess.
JONES s. WHITE.
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EgIll owNaRs, COOK zEERE.

December a. l65o-4t.
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THE HARRIET RICEs.
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected weekly for e Spectator, bu Brocn s. F"Ms

~ AZ E lu N rs IA h Il L Ii u H . .
-->~~~co~(>>~~~>~~~~s~~~~~----
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ceekly or The Spectator by Bro,cn s. f"S|
FtoUR, SUPREME, So 81 Bacon, Hoe ROUND W
WHEAT per Bushel, 75c CoRS SIC
RYE, soc PORK, 81 5O
Oars, 3Oc LARD. Sc
Butter, Fresh lie, Firkin 10 BEEsw.AX' 2oo
FEATHERS, Sc GISsENd' 7''
WINCHESTER MARKETS kiCn"o'D -"
It-ssk E,od;n, noo a Ueet Ending Dec l5
E,o,,n- G.. 0g. e11s Flour 81 rs $4 ST.
HCRRINGs-S So % ; 90 S-oNtNshep 20 = 90
SHAD-S9 IS a 10 90 $50 gS ~ 'o'
BACoN-6 lie. peril 90 - 20 % no
NuFAT-S5c 80 lawn % w.
o. N - Zoe LARD-S cts IN Kegs.
Co. Nd 4 4jc. WHEAT 81 05.
pvr-65c Cons MEAL-S0c perbush
LARp--7c Perlo, tCoRN-5oc.
D. 'AsrER-$Sl 50 per ton. WulsKEY-Rectifed, &c.
FEAruERs-3O a 52c. lBUrrER-Frkn IA II C.
IRox-$95 4 100 per ton. {PLAsrER-S3 %
BgEswAX-2Oc perb. lSALr- s 65.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RrcmMoNp, Dec II, 1850
BrET-Seale UeigEt-$2 % 50 Is. Extra quality vii
command higher price.
HoGs-$5 SO nett; marketable
MUrroNs-$2 SIS nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE Dec. 4, 1850
BrEr-Scaie Ueigdf- $3 50.
Hoes Sc 90 So 50, no demand.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE,

n WILL OFFER for sale Monday the Goth day of
January neXt ON the Premises the farm which Hen
ry Hartman, decd. lately resided, lying the Middle
brook road TREE miles South ut Staunton, containing
about 1865 ACRES; abuut $50 Acres cleared and in
GOOD state OF cultivation, the balance well limbeed The
improvements consist of good two story LOG Dwell
LING good and convenient Kitchen, Smokehouse, and
Spring house, together with large and excellent BARN,
aud all other necessary out houses.
There are on his two falling Springs, (one of
them wilhn few step oflhe dwelIing) and of
water running through the arm There are about Is A
CRES of good meadow also good Apple and Peach Or
chard--lhe latter containing an excellent variety.
TERMS.-.Oue .hrd of the purchase money will be
CURED in hand the balance in payments Of SIX, twelve aud
eighteen months, the purchaser giving band with approved
security and the title retained until The last nstamenl shall
have been paid Possession to be given the first day Of
March next.
ST CLAIR HARTMAN, Admin't
December Is. lS50-tds.
f7Eg~ Rockingham Register, will cory till day Of sale
and forward arrnunt to this utiice.