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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-24

A Executor of Michael Quinlar, decd, shall sell at
public auction, all his Real Estate shall of course
attempt description of the property but it is known to
all who acqua lted with the TowE, TO be extensive and
valuable, consisting Of some five six large and handsome
Stores two or three Dwellings, and three or four Shops
situated without exception, in most desirable parts of the
Town. Also valuable Building Lot, Main Street,
and some excellent and convenient ouots of Woodland.
The rapid improvement in the Town of Siaunton, rem
ders this sale worthy the attention of capitalists.
POSSESSION of the property will given LIST Of April,
1851.
TERMS-The object being to convert the property at
into interest bearing fund for the support and edu
cation of infant children, purchasers can have very liberal
credit upon giving satisfactory security for the principal,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
Staunton, July II. 1s5O-tds
Egy Richmond Times, Winchester Republican, Har-
risonbug Republican, Lexington Gazette and Charloes
vile Advocate copy weekly, till SALE mark cost and draw
through Valley Bank at Slaunton, upon the Executor
IA County, April term 1850.
Johnson E. Bell-Plaintiff,
JsOn Douglas, Thomas Sngton, William H Terrill,
Henson Douglas, Joseph Wood, jr. Henry Smith, Wat
son Warwick, Johnson f. Bell s. John U. Dickinson,
partners in trade under the firm and style ofBell Dick
enson Thomas }. Peters, James Buck, George W. Jor-
dan, William Scott, William Womack, Shepherd Gill
land, Jonathan Lemon George Surber Egbert Van Bu-
rem and Field Trayer-Deendants.
More than two months having elapsed since the filing of
the bill and service Of the Subpoena upon the Defendants
and they still falling appear and answer the Plaintiffs
BILL to the Defendants is taken for confessed and this
case coming to be heard upon the bill and exhibsheres
nwaS argued by counsel and the Court consideration
thereon doth addge order and decree that Andrew Damron
be and he is hereby appointed special Commissioner state
account of the respective claims still due and owing by
Json Douglas TO the several creditors in the deed of trust
mentioned in the BILL and also ascertain and state the a.
mount and priority Of the judgements chargable upon the
Lands in said trust deed mentioned and make report there
Of To this Court And it is further ordered and decreed by
the Court that the said Commissioner before proceeding
state the account herein before directed do first give no.
tce to the several parties interested of the time and place
of making such statement-And this cause is continued
A Copy-Teste
CTlAS. L. FRANCISCO, Clerk
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NJ Pilson, Adnor Of VIM. S. Jackson Catherine Jackson.
Thomas P. Jackson Pleasant NJ Gillum and Mary l..
his wife, heirs and distributes Of VIM. S. Jackson
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Susan Jane Peyon infant daughter Of Charles t. Peyton,
dec'd-Deendant.
E,HE Circuit Superior Court Of Augusta County, ite
June Term 1850, decreed "that this be referred
to Master Commissioner Henden who is directed to state
and settle the account Of the Plaintiff Matthew Prison, as
Administrator of WIN. S. jackson, decd. since he took
charge the Estate. And the said Commissioner is d.
rected to take and of all the debts due from
the Estate of VIM S. Jackson, Decd. distinguishing be-
them those which have been paid and those which
have not and those which bind the Real Estate and those
which do not
And the said Commissioner is directed further 10 report
the value of the Real Estate Of which the said VIM Jack
son. died. seized and possessed, enable the Court
to ascertain how far may be necessary 10 marshall the is
set,s and charge portion Of the debts the Real Estae
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juicy 2s, 1850.
$4,000 worth Of desirable GOODS at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE G Co,

WILLTE & CO,
INTENDING to remOce to another House the ensuing
Fall OF Winter, and wishing TO have as small stock
remove possible offer their entire stock from and af
this date at reduced prices much of which consisting of
Plain and Figured Silks, Plaid and Figured Linen Lus
tres, Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams, Cacoes, Vesings,
Cloths and CassimereS, Ready made Clothing, Laces,
Ribbons Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Sc, will be sold at and
below COST for CASH. In good faith therefore, we in
vite all wanting Cheap Goods to call and examine.
With view to introducing salutary changes and
"Retorms" into business suited to the crisis,
shall uneservedy sell al great sacrifices.
Stanton, July "a, 1850
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A. NlcChesney, Administrator Of Samuel Hunter decd
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
A. Austin and Mary his wife, Samuel A. Hunter, John N.
Hunter, Susan Alexander, James Ii. Yate, and Juia
his wife, and WIN. J.. Hunter heirs and distributes Of
Samuel Hunter, decd and Erasmus H. Fiich-Def'nts.
Il the June Tem $780, Of the Circuit Supetior Court
IN of Augusta County. the following order was made;
By of parties, by their Counsel it is ordered that
Master Commissioner Hendren, do state and settle
count showing
ls The transactions Of the Plaintiff, as Administrator
Of Samuel Hunter, decd.
2nd The debts due from the Estate, the dignity Of EACH
and the fund applicable to the payment Of debts.
3rd The adyancements received by each Of the children
of Samuel Hunter, decd, in the lifetime of the father.
And the said Commissioner will also report specially any
thing deemed by him pertinent, which any party may
require be so stated tits further ordered that any ofthe
parties interested in the said shall requed by any
other submit TO answer OATH before the Commissioners
any pertinent inquiries submitted in writing"
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SALE Or LAND.

IN pursuance Of Deed of Trust of date the Goth day Of
April, lS47, executed to by George Washing ton
Wheebager. shall proceed, upon the premises, Sat
urday the 2lth day of August sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. certain Tract of Land
lying in Augusta County, on the North side of Middle
River, containing about MS acres, adjoining the Lands
of Samuel arnsarger and others, and is the Land
conveyed said Wheelbager by the heirs Of the Samuel
Crawford, decd
Acting as Trustee, will convey to the purchaser such
title only as is vested in me by said deed.
NlCHO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
July o. lS5O--lds
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$50 REWARD.

" AN away from the subscriber on the 18th May last
AZ Negro Man named Edmund, aged about forty
years. about six feet Highlander slender bu-quite
lean face and shows his teeth very plain when he speaks
and very polite in his Misunderstanding not recoec'ed
will give Fifty Dollars for him if taken out Of the State
and Twenty five Dollars if taken within the State and
cured in Jail so that get him again.
ELISHA BRYAN.
Steel's Tavern, Augusta co., Va,l
july g IS50-4t
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N0La BENT

Y WISH TO RENT for one more years the FARM
belonging the heirs of John Montgomery decd, ~
inc in Rockbrdge county, the Little Calf Pasture Rv
err There upwards Of 600 ACRES in the Tract enc
third of which, perhaps, least, is cleared The buildings
are comfortable the Land is of good quality and lies in
good neighborhood Possession given the first day Of
September next. The Land will be shown by VIM. II.
Bell Esq, who resides in the neghborhood. For terms
apply as soon as practicable 10 the subscriber living
Stanton JAMES NELSON, Agent
July II, lS50-tf for The W idow and Heirs.
Lexington Gazette copy times.
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WoRMs WoRMs!! "A great many learned treatses
have been written, explaining the origin Of and classifying
the Worms generated in the human system Scarce any
topic Of medical science has elected acute observation
and profound research and yet physicians very much
divided in opinion the subject 1t must be admitted,
however that after all, mode of exPeing these worms
and purifying the body from their presence is Of more value
than the wisest dsousition as to the origin The eXpe
ling agent has at length been fundand IN Offering to the
public M'Laues VERMlFUGE-;he ProPrleOrs are conf
dent that it will only require be used to prove itself su
periOr to any in use.
RnGE Stauntonaso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
July % 1850.
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ER1Gzz SCEEOOH.

MIR. A. CAMP, JR.. (ate Of New England. would
FA respectfully inform the inhabitants of Waynesboro
aud vicinity, that he will open English Classical and
Mathematical School in their village, the 18th of August
next continuing FIVE months An opportunity will be Of
fered for learning French and Vocal Music. Board obtain
ed at reasonable rates. Terms per session varying accord
inc to studies from 81 80 S2 50. Music aud French
(extra) 'Thoroughness" and the "instiling of correct
principles" the motto OF the Teacher.
Waynesboro', July q. lS50.-3t.@
ill., Wind. copy 81 and charge this Office
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NOTICE.

Mr. MrcHIE candidate for the Convention, will address
the people
AT CraigsyilIe, on Wednesday the l4th of August at
l0a O'Clock. -,
At Deer6ed, on Thursday the 18th Of August at lV3
O'clock. -,
AT Mount Sidney, on Friday the 10th of August at los
O'Clock.
At Mount Scion, on Saturday the 18th OF Augus'atlUs
o'clock. ,ot
At New Hope, on Tuesday the Goth of August, at los
O'Clock.
At Waynesborough on Wednesday, the 2lst OF August
at l0l O'Clock.
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STOP THE THIEF /!

STOLEN from the subscriber about miles above Mid
~ debrook, Saturday night. the Goth July. 1885, a
BRIGHT SORREL MARE, Bride and Saddle. The
Mare has star in her forehead, and Saddle marks
the right eye sOre and the hair rubbed of below the eye
reward of Ten Dollars will be given for the Mare and
Thief, or Five for the Mare, Bride and Saddle.
ANDREW ALINGER.
July q. lS5O.-Sth
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COM.NISSIOMER,S NOTICE.

The parties interested in the foregoing decree will please
take notice, that have appointed the 18th day of August
1850, at the Warm Springs Bath county. Virginia, to ex-
ecute said decree.At which time and place the parties
named in the decree and all Others holding claims against
the estate of Andrew Stewart dec. are required to attend
with such evidence may be necessary enable
take the accounts contemplated by said decree
ANDREW DAMRON, M. Com. s.
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PARTICULARS NOTICE.

Ts'HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
IL and the public, that he still continues to furnish We'd
ding and other Parties on the shortest notice and in
ner warranted to please lie would also say Ia persons
wishing to purchase CANDIES AND CONFECilON-
ARIES, by the quantity that he is ready to supply them
low Tor the cash, as any other house in the place. and
he feels warranted in saying with good can be brought
IN the market All he asks is an examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere. f. NJ. CUSHING.
Juy 81, 1850
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UtsftGa6Ie E0la(t Tor safe.

THE undersigned will sell privately, on accommodating
terms, his valuable FARM on Back Creek, in Bath
County. There upwards of
700 ACR ES
of Land Of which about 800 is bottom land Of an excellent
quality 50 Acres Of good Meadow and with little labor
so Acres could be made The bottom land is all
cleared, enclosed. ana in fine state of cultivation The
upland is well TlMBFRED, and affords fine range for
stock and in addition there is fine outlet and range for
stock in the Allegheny mountain The land is well water
ed by several fine Springs of running water one sufficient
ly strong to run mill all the year. Theimprovemens
&srS Esrick Dwelling KaOIssc,
ssssS with Kitchen attached, tolerabe good Barn,
1850 Stables and other out houses. Any person de-
string great bargain in Land will do well drive trade
at once such property cannot remain long in market
The Farm will suit any wanting good agricultural
or stock farm CHARLES HAMILTON.
July 10, lS50-2m.
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yVggaTE 81 co.

gTAVF now in Store received in the last few days 100
4 Sacks Liverpool Salt barrels Crushed Sugar do
Purerized Sugar; boxes double refined Loaf Sugar;
box single refined Loaf Sugar Cloves Mace Cinnamon
best Teas fierce Rice Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee
Also, Stone Jars, Crooks, &C., &c. for Preserves.
EXPECTED SOON,
hid nice Molasses Iferce Syrup 2 hhds Brown Su-
gar all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Slauuton, July "a, 1850.
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DIR. Hs. Es. LAPgHANg.


HAS taken an office one door above Meetings. Hotel,
where he will be happy to accommodate all persons
wishing his service hoping continuance of the patronage
heretofore bestowed by the citizens of Augusta county
ny part of the village waiting upon posons patients at the
Hospital and all those labong under sickness inability
private Families, will be visited without an additional
charge, and no others hereafter
Slaunton, July II, lS50--3t.
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CoMMIssIoMER,s NOTICE

The dissatisfied creditors Of The late jeremiah Ande as
notified to produce their claims together with the evidence
thereof before me at my office in Staunton, on or before
Tuesday the july 1885, in order that they may Be
classified and reported to the term of the Circuit Su
perior Court Of Augusta County.
The Administrator and the other parties interested
also requested to furnish me- the day above designated,
with the data necessary for statement Of the other branch
of the in the foregoing decrea ORDER directed
J. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
july g. IS50-4w
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July s. lS5O.-tf.
A Farm of 500 Acres. for Sale,
About mile West Of StauntOn, Va.

VEHIS Farm consists Of Land in cultivation Of about 200
l. Acres, woods 70 Acres and 10 Acres of Meadow
The two head branches of Lewis Creek flow through it,
and there two fine Springs near the house. The build
ings new, ample and convenient consisting of hand
some fame House, large Barn, Stables &c.
For further particulars, Apply to WIN. d. JOHNSON,
Staunton, Va.
July 8. lS50.-tf
~ Rockingham Register copy for months and for
ward account tn This Office
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COM.MISSION'ER'S NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate of the lae
Samuel Hunter, will take notice produce the
gether with the evidence thereof before at my Office h
Staunon on or before Friday the End day Of August nsE
in order that they may be classified and reported the ne
term Of the Circuit Court of Augusta County.
The Administrator and the distributes are also ~
quesed to attend my office the day above designated
prepared TO render accounts the one, of his administrations
and the other of the advancements TO them made by he
testaor Samuel Hunter, during his life.
j. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
July g. 1S50-4w.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNE Coparnershp heretofore existing between the
designed. under the firm and style Of EsKRDeE &
KINNEY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas P. Eskridge having purchased the entire stock
Of the said firm will settle up the business and for that pur
firm. Given under our hands this LIST July, 1850.
TI1OS P. ESKRIDGE,
G.. j. KINNEY
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CNURCEVTMLE
ENGLISH and Classical School.

yEVHIS School will be opened Tuesday the Goth Of
T. August next and close the Goth June, 1851. The
subscriber hopes from years experience in teaching and
by his usual diligence in the discharge of his duties
continuance of the patronage heretofore so literally ex
tended to his School Several boarers be received in
the subscribers family Terms will be the hereto
fore. >. u. SIONER.
July a, lS50-3ta
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IlLIABLE TOWN PROPERTY F0R SALE.

I WILL OFFER at pn6Ilc auction on the End day Of
the Estate of Sampson Eagon decd being the same occu
pied by him as residence The lot is good one and the
improvements very desirable.
TERMS made known at the Sale.
WILLIAM EAGON, Ex'Or.,
June 10, IS5O.-tds, offs. Eagon Deco
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10 VIC 4 ElDlLC.
HAVlNG purchased the entire stock Of Drugs, Medi-
cines &c., Of the late firm of Eskridge s. Kinney,
will continue the business the old stand and hope by
remed attention to business to merit share of patronage
THOS. p. ESKRIDGE.
n. BAH accounts standing the Books Of the late
firm Of Eskridge S Kinney, being made off with
view to their settlement having that business to attend to.
will expect prompt call from all persons indebted in
der that the said accounts may be closed. T. P. e.
Staunton Jplv 9 1870
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS.
"TRUE TIME WILL SEAM AND BLANcH MY BROW


"TRUE TIME WILL SEAM AND BLANCH MY Brow
SHE subscriber respectfully announces to the citizens Of
Staunton, that he has taken rooms at the Virginia
Hotel, where he will be prepared to execute
DAGUERRE0TYPE LrXENEsSEs,
to the entire satisfaction Of all who may favor him with
CALL
Pictures put up in every variety of style to suit the fan
cy of the purchaser and warranted not 10 fade until the art
Of taking Colored Daguerreotypes is discovered Price
ST. So case included Dark dresses are preferable for La
dies. Old Daguereoypes, Paintings and Engravlngs
curately copied.
Or All are invited to call and examine specimens.
EDWARD +. FISH,
Stanton, July 10, ls5O.-.e
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for Augusta County. July The LIST.
1850,
Abraham Hannah-Planttf,
Larkn Humphrey, John Skies and John YonngADea'e,
IN CHANCERY.
The Plaintiff having filed his bill, praying that the title
certain House and three-fourths of Acre Of Land
sold by the Defendant Skies Young, and by Young
Humphrey, who sold il 10 the Plaintiff may be decreed to
hnand the Defendant Young not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according to heact of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court and 1t appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not nha5ltant OF this Com
monweah is ordered that the said Defendant Go APP
pear here the st Monday September next and
the bill of The Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in Staunton,
for one month"; and posted at the front door of the Court
house. A Copy-Teste.
MICH. C. KINNEY, C. c.
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EEw BOOKS.

X ENNEDY'S Life of Wit; Rev. Fl. Foote'S Sketch
IA esof Virginia Diapers Chemistry OlIendor's ne,,
method Of learning read and speak French French es
aments Natural Philosophy for beginners; Scot,s nan
try Tactics French Grammars Virginia Housewife Miss
Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book; Miss Lesley's Com
pete COOKERY, Masonic Chart just received and for sale
by WIN. CHAMBERS.
Staunton, July "a 1850.
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LUMBER ! LUJNBER!!

FJNlIE subscribers have on hand large stock of GOOD
n LUMBER, embracing, inch plank, flooring, &c.
poplar scantlng, Chair bottom stuff and large quantity
white pine Shingles, which they will sell on accommodate
ing ters for cash, to puncua customers, at their yard
in Mt. Scion.
MESSERSMITH & BREWER.
July 81, lS5O.-3ts
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DMNTIS2'RY.
NAM 81 CHAPLAIN,

NEAIS4d "a VAE1A ItAlAN,
INTENDING 10 practice in Augusta County, take this
Il method of informing the citizens that they will visit
them at their residences generally; and from the finished
manner in which they perform their work have doubt
Of giving satisfaction. The following certificate signed by
few of the many persons whose teeth they have operated
upon in this County, is offered reference and as
timonal Of their skill.
CERTIFIc ATE.-We whose names are hereunto signed,
do hereby certify that MANN s. CHAPMAN have executed
Dental work for us in very satisfactory manner, both in
quality and durability-Dr. e. Williams, William rhomp-
son, George Messersmih A. Smith, Philip Fauber DR..
Joseph Wilson.
July II, lS50.-tf.
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EcCI.EsIAsrIcAI. NOTIcE.

TTNIE LEXINGTON PRESBYrERy, will meet at Goshen Church
Highland County, Wednesday the 2lst day Of August
at 70 o'clock, NJ J. y. VAN LEAR, ). Z.
July q, 1850.
O. Lexington and Harrisonburg papers please copy.
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To the Patrons Of the late Firm Of Eskrdge Kinney.

TO the Patrons OF the late Firm oil ESkrldge Kinney
TNHE undersigned avails himself of this opportunity
return his thanks to the public for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon the late firm from which he has retired
and begs leave respectfully to solicit for Mr. T. p Eskrdge,
who has purchased the entire stock of said firm continu
ance of their patronage and support
G. J. KINNEY.
Staunton, July 3, $780,
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BOLTING CLOTHS +! BOLTING CLOTHSIl

'IIE subscribers have for sale good assortment Of the
4 REAL GERMAN ANCHOR BRAND BOLT
These the best Cloths brought to the United Sstes.
and warrant them to be such. All Farmers who wsl
to make good flour and good yield, ought to have one Of
these Cloths good Boiling Cloth Will pay back to s
Miller double its cost in one season. What GOV Won MI
ers' VII, you send US order for good No. On which
you shall have as low you can get it in Ricbmond :.
Baltimore. MEEM g. CWA S,,a,1ng OF
Lynchburg, Va, June IL, l650.-Stif. nv
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Co.M.NIssIoMER,s .NoTYCE.

The parties interested in the foregoing decrea order will
take notice to attend my office in Stanton, Monday
the 9Th day of August next prepared to furnish me with
all the data necessary for full and satisfactory statement
Of the accounts therein directed
j. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
.Julv g. lS50-4w.
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL,

Located at Brownsburg, Rocllbridge Co., Va.
OFFIcERs-Rev. w. w. TRlMBLE, A. NJ, Principal
Mr.. w. S. NJ. GAY, LIST Assistant Professor
End pn,rssor
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COMMISSIONERS ,NOIVCE,

The parties interested in the forging order will please
take notice, that will, the Nth day of August 1850
at the Warm Springs, Bath County Virginia, proceed 10
the execution of the same, at which time and place they
are required to attend with their evidence.
ANDREW DAMRON, Special Com
july H. lS5O-4w
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IlyLID-AD 8 LUMBER 80

Ts'lE undersigned have on hand at their Lumber Yard
10000 feet of Plank, various kinds $4,000 white
Pine Shingles 5000 Barrel Slaves and heading A guam
ty of Poplar Scantling Sc, for sale fair terms by
TAYLOR s. HOBBS.
West View, Va, July IL, l9J0.-3t.
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sTTsTEEE.

'SNIlS is to give notice ths have on this 10Th day Of
July, 1850 sud and transferred my entire Grocery
md Confectionery establishment in the town of Sauulvn
% o. c. Sterling Of the town If Harrisouburg, va.
SAMUEL STERLING.
Stauuton, July Is. 1850
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COME THIS WAY.

bNiE Subscriber would respectfully inform the public
- that he is in constant receipt of
ffest Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Citroas Currdnts,
r7mes Dates, AImonds. Flberts, PeconS, Palm Nuts,
EnsGSh WHInuts Sc, aud in fact, every things usually
kept IN his line which he will offer on reasonable terms.
July 81, 1850. T.. Nj. CUSHING.