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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-21

~ Nj CBstLrs g BAppRa i our TaveHns A gent for
" Din xd Weekly Crescent We hespeak for him aIibel
sssspou Al portions Of the country which he may visit
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~ Prof Fiske forms a new class in Biology
his afternoon Al the ArmOfy Hall, This is a no
lics to al Interested.
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NKw ORLEANS, March 2lst, 1850.
GESTLEMENI have received your kind letter of yesterday
and, in accepting offer, would respectfully name Thurs
day evening, April 4h, 1850, suitable time. and the
Commercial Hall the place. You will please receive my
heartfelt thanks for this mark of respect and believe
be your ob't serv't, FREDERICK E. BRUINS.
To st. J. B. Vaughn, o. P. Fisher ETC.
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In this city, the 18th inst by Rev. Father Morso Mr.
JOHN NEWMAN to LIzRTTE AUGUSTA RIcHARps sten
daughter OF Thomas Eubank Leee, of this city.
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70 Thanks to the steamers Enterprise, Mis-
ronri end Fashion, for late river papers aud to
Capt. Mcconnell. Of the schooner Mary Ellen, for
Havana papers.
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bargains! BMrS0dnS!!
Sg0OOO WORTH OF mr. g COODa
JUST RECEIVED AT
?. ,. O'DOHERTY'S CHEAP DRY

p. ,. O'DOHERTY,S CHEAP DRY
GOODS STORE,
cor. Of Tehonpito4as 81. and 81. Morris Market.
TUE undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies Of Now
4 Orleans and Lafayette, that his stock OF SPRING
GOUDs is now received and for Inspection and that
every article Offered will sold low prices
The following comprise part, viz:
Rich Organdies and JacOnet Muslins;
Black, plaid, striped and wateFed Silks;
Rich colOred, changeabe figured and striped Silks;
Black Velvet embroidered Manteaus Visites and Mantss
COored Cashmere ClOaks and Manteaus-veTy rich
Canton Grape, Cashmere, Silk, BrOche and Polka Shawls;
Bareges, Tarletans, Fouards and Dotted Mnslns:
Rich Mazourks, Rob Roy and CrenOuei Plaids
Umbrellas, ParasOis and sun Shades;
Plaid, striped and changeable Apacas-new; B
French, German, English and American CacOes;
Linen Shirtings and Damask Table Linens;
COttonades, Apron Checks, Denims and Hickory;
Black figured Irish Tabnetts-yeTy new;
blankets, all qualities, l04 la and 124, and Marseiles
Quilts
Red, white, blue, green and yellow Flannels
Bed Ticking Hooks and Eyes Spool Thread Needles etc.
Swiss, Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Muslins
yaconet Edgings, Table and Piano COversal quatles;
Three ply and Ingram Carpets Wilton and Brussels Rngsi
Oil Cloths Door Mats and Canton Matings;
Brown and Bleaehed Linen and Cotton Sheetngs;
Hosiery, Ribbons, Artliicias Laces and Gioyesi
Canton Flannel, Gmps, Fringes and EmbfOideries;
Furniture Prints, red, blue and bntl Danlasksi 49,,
2. ]. O'DOHERTY'S CHEAP STOKE,
mills 81 cor. Tehouptouasst and ST. Mary's Market.
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70 The census recently taken OF the Sandwich
Islands, makes the native population 1854 for
eign 1887, Total, 81, 64l.
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az Neither the Captain undersigned the
Brush ship PRINCE OF WALES viii be responsible any
debts eontfac ed by the OF 9 ship.
nh2 l. a. Al
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eB Cure OF Disease by Electro Biology. - Mr.,
FlshE respectfully informs his friends and ihe public that Dr. c. A.
STEVENS Of Buffalo, N.Y. popular and highly successful prae
eing Physician, will give his attention those requiring ks
cal services, on MONDAYS and TUESDAYS. until 10
o'clock in the forenoon, for Genmen and TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS for Ladies, the hour. Armory Hal spsea
admitted The charge treatment for
each time the patient be operated upon will he 81 90 when
visited at their residences, charge will made mB2
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G5@ The first line of omnibuses has Just been
established in Central America.
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tF The undersigned accepts the challenge Of WM
JACKSON, the American Deer provided he has the privilege Of
ong Pacing, under the saddle In harness. his Tbres Horses
mh2I ELLIS
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THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
After which, q variety of DANCING.
To conclude win The Irish Drama of
BRIAN BOROIHME. nnh20

40" Card.--THE BEnEFIT BALL.--The Grand Com.
plmenay Ball Mr. FREDERICK f. BRUNs whieD owing
the destruction Of Terchce Hail. Lsayese appo uled t.
take place the Ball Room PoydTas between Circus and
st. John Streets Saturday evening has been POSTPONED
The public s be notified early day of the time and
the Ball Inh2O 1t
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.H4 HAR5 COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL. F-e@=aa41sa7
Xzf5Es nS- Mr. and Madame LEATI have the aa1rNzcR
4ks honor TO that they will give Grand
"a Concert, at the above room, FRIDAY ~1kk-F
EVENING" March y being positively their last New
Orleans Trey will be assisted by Mr. BISHOP Mr. NuRES
ard, addition the Concer MIR LEATI IN sing
by particular request selections from Somnanbua
di Iammermoor and The Barber Of Seville ia ul
rs Tickets One Dollar; be had usual open
Concert commence al halfpaBt !, mh20
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In this city, the 17h inst. Mr. ROWLAND REEs AIRED
about 40 years, native of Wales England hut for many
years a resident Of this Parish. ~
aged q years. ~ ''
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the Funeral
rms MoNlN the 2s 10 O'Clock, from
James uoans on Hercules between Teschore and Eupe
In this city, the 10Th inst, at hapast O cock p NJ
native OF New York. - '
M Her friends arc Invite attend her Funeral THIS MORN
nv - ~ 9eoeh lIou ae eoIner u Mdgon ad Cond
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s<eZtA< w HOWARD LODGE NO. 10. - Regular
49, Meeting OF this Lodge will be held THIS EEENiNG'
sssS> Thursday, at the Grand Lodge Hall a. 9eioeH
Punetua attendance requested. By order q the n "
mill E. SAMPSON, Secretary
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NJ The Hague Street Faetory in New York,
hess he fseeat tsrEbe fssl explosion took place,
4 being rs-bniit 10 stronger and more sabsian-
si.l manner. The boiler i to be located, in future,
esisias the building.
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E11INo OFF CLOTHING SELLING OF
lit Great B0rgMi1sS!!
DR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.

III. lin INW. . bUDh BhAOE.
hrs. BANNING e. MILES respectfully announce
Jthat they will remain at the yERASDA one week longer
Those who would avail themselves Of this opportunity of
procuring those beautiful Instruments will do well to call
Immediately Drs b. N. are permitted to refer some
hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen this city who are weaE
ing the Brace with great benefit There are few To whom il
would be useless. mh2D Ct
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DAY GOODS. DRY GOODS DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF, ON ACCOUNT or REMOVAL.
e., w. &t7RRN8O9e.

No. rs ChRttres street, being about 10 rctasvs md
dsnua OF reducing his stock heH fot se the stock
reduced prices and articles las than His stock
comprises large and fresh assortment Of TIM
Newest aud most Fashionable Stgles Of Goods,
suitable u the Families fantets aud Merchants.
All perons Goods particularly requested call
and examine AT No, rs Chsrreu street. nh2i 2p ST.
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r. Tslman, the custom-house deiaulter, at New
York, they say, was seen in Philadelphia, a few
days ago AFTER the warrant had been issued for hi.
ss1esks TIE story Of his going 10 Europe in the
steamer, Wa probably got up @ put the police on
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auction saIes 1,his Day.

Daughters of Temperance.
OLEANDER UNION No. s, at No. 8, Marignys Buildings
Third Municipality every Thursday, at O'Clock P.
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w SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Thomas BrNCgy,
CHARITIES STREET,

Rich Bareses French Jacone French orsande Printed AIyoy
ines Boehe Bsegcs, PlEn and Plaid Grenadines Priasd ami
PLAID JupOnase, Printed Tissues, Plain BaIege Tissues
Changeable Tissues Plain and Fancy Lustres Cham
braysi Engish Lawns, guaranteed fast coors at ~
cents per yard; Plain, Mode and Fancy eolored
Jacone style French Forlurd sss Rouge Aanta
brodered Muslin Mans Black Shawls aud Soar En-,
br0dered Muslin CapeS Lace Csp Wide Flouneins Laae
Black While and Coored Nets Emtrodered Dotted Munns
and Nets Iaee Esngs, Embroidered Handler 0ies Collar
Cuff, sears AMI Berthes % superior Liz ans for imy
use, warranted free from cotton l04, ia, IL line
Linen sheetings; Towelngs Diapers HachEbucks
all widths in super Hambro Damnsksi Danask Napkins
Table Cloths Quilts, Cotton sheetngs and shirtpgs; all
descriptions of DOMESTIC GOODS Ribbons Hosiery Gores
and Small Wares. mil I'm ny- y CHARTERS. III
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Grand Lodge OF Ancient York MasOn

: n OF LoIlIsIaMhs 2 N177IlTg
s.EA.< no Called MesnE OF this Lodge viii take 3zE
~ ~ place Masonic Hall, eeTner q bsronne sne M
~ y Perdido THURSDAY EfhNiNu y w
next. PuAstual atsadanes i requested BY er1er
mills - :. ID. BLAIR. Grand Secretary pro ten
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Fi1ee &hirts.

M We have now in complete OF Fin
Linen and Cotton sh sizes made we ar
enabled guaranty f These Shirts expressly
customers and are OF course in the latest Styles and made Of the
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS a. CO.,
"a mills sep Dealers in Fancy Articles u Camp .reet
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Steamboat Departures rms Day.
ON THIRD PAGE

nPSEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
Mobile -.,.........yAMEs L. DAY. Emerson. ~ P. n.
Cincinnati ..........NEW ORLEANS, Whittsn, P, NJ.
Cincinnati .Dt CHESS, Wade, 4 P. 81.
Alabama Riser. .....BEAcoN Roberts, SP. NJ.
E The steamer BE CON viii Mobile, Montgomery
Wetun ka, snd all landings the Alabama River, THIS DAY.
rhuriay, at O'CLOCK, NJ postyay from the New Basin foot
of Julia mhsl HYDE g. OGLEsBY, IL Poydtas
~ The U. s. steamer DUCHESS will leave for Louis
vile, CINCINNATI, Wheeling and Psbnrg THIS DAY, Thursday,
at A O'Clock, P. NJ. positively, from PUydras st wharf.
HYDE g. OGLEsBY, IL Poydras st.
Passengers and shppe will please be readiness the
hour mh2l
NJ The ship OCEAN QUEEN, Capt. Shoot from Boston,
sehaging her Is Second Munich
requested snd the Of goods
Levee, otherwise they will be 1pene
mb2I J. W. ANDREW g. CO., 81 Common
t The ship CALCUTTA Capt. Given, from Boston, is now
dischaTgng her Pot 49, seoud huncps Conssuees
qesed Is attend the Of their soO the Leves
they viii be stored at their expense and risk.
mbsi j. W. ANDREWS g. CO, 81 Common ST.
az Neither the Captain undersigned sgnees Of the
Brush ship PRINCE OF WALES VIII be responsible any
debts eontrRc ed BY the crew OF ire said ship.
n- Neither the Captain oonsgnseG British bark
ASTORIA, Capt Jenkins, from Liverpool will be responsible
any tebts contracted BY the Of the SAID vessel
mhso kLEGENDER g. CO. az st. Charles St
tB American Theatre.-Mr. J. S. CHARLES
begs his BENEFIT take place THURS
DAY EVENING March 81, Mr. W. H. DUFF, Of this city, viii
make his frs, appearance 10 the character Of
ShyiOck, in Shakespeare Tragedy Of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
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sR G;sfJ ai's 6S So' B. e cSs s a.
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BALLARD'G HAIR DYE.
Y irat-rAte article. Read the EnIIna,inr 49,.

brated CTistaioro- w.
No. g AsToR House. New YORK Sent q 1919
NH. " NJ BALLARD: Dear SH--lt Elstice iTSss-.
ou mat o. su he Preparations Tor oyeng Heir have tried ora
hss answered well The purpose improved j Hal H.
and with great deal less trouble using il than any b -
this testimony solemn conviction that Il g,e
patronage q all who may w'h exchange gray light OF red Ia
Tor be sntu auburn, brown bSck nom hs pesnsr -
mass and uatEe which inparts the hair he Las ~
give 1t decided preferences Yours, rsspe iuIy ~ Uu
- xn,,n, JOSEPH CkISTADORO,
DIG 7p scls Aoso 80 ~ IN NJ Z ~,
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PISS o'cloek--The House is now discussing
the Swamp Bill of Harmanson
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e All articles in the Medicine line not mentioned in th.
catalogue VIII be supplied on equally favorable terms
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barIhe's horse Lotion
n- failing remedy Tor all diseases the do7s Ia sBs
TO- Recommenid sy the we-knoWn firm Of Kpp Brown Eey,
Hiram Woodruff Boston; thous4pds NJ Sniors
throughout the county. Sold only in New Orleans by
mhl j. WRIGHT & co. Isl Chnrtres stree,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-08-14
TEE RRANDRETEz PILES.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CITIZENS OF TARRYToWN
TARRYrowN, January l4th lS47
DH. B. BRASDRETn: My Dear Sir
WE the undersigned being fully CONVINCED Of the superior
as cahartic medicine which opinion founded upon our own
personal eYpercncehaving used them for as family
therefore take pleasure in thus recommending
them as specially excellent preventing and curing those
Bilious difficulties which almost every individual is, at GER
tain periods of the year, less subject In all dypepc
cases in which them used they have invariably
effected perfect The method ousng them TO take
one or two every night when going bed Whoever that
dyspeptc and follows this advice will be sure oil cure 30
we believe as we have never known them TO fail.
Nothing ba, the welfare of fellow beings has induced us
TO write this WILL therefore, confer aparcular favor upon
us, by giving it place in yout publications ,
SIGNED: Jacob Odell, p. NJ, ID Lent John Child f.
las Manu. George Mills, John Derward, Steuben Swdrtwou
f l. Hail. John Leonard Adm Martling, John Weeks,
Widey James See Charles ii Underh, Willett Carpen'
ter w F Van Wart b A Clapp Henry Todd, Elijah Will
dey VIM Ward Joseph T Vail, Thomas Dean, Cornelius
Lessee.
AGENTS.-WM KYLE, Stanton; VIM W King Waynes-
boro: Messersmilh Mt Scion; Stout Coz New Hope;
Thomas Holt, Jennings Cap Benz Graham Greeny1e ; NC
Gufin s. Co.. Midway Jas Guy Deeried; w u Clarke
Parnassus Hogshead Co., Parnassus William BELL
Churchylie; Sterling Son, Harrsonburg; Jacob Bear
Lexington Watts Charlottesville r Stewart miilOo
ro' Springs d G Wise, Warm Springs
july 10, lS50.-2m
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Office.

r. WI, offer for sale all my property a. Midway; Rock
w. County, Va, as follows, to wit: One Tract OIL
ou uSse,aoing 40 ACRES, tolerably well mPfov-
t1 - S uU Two story DWELLING HOUSE Kitchen
cd sV Torss and srate Barn, other Tract Of Land
I5 Acres more less, in toerable state OF
',;xat;n1. GOOD two story Dwelling House, double
S,.h,es &c Also, one Tract of Land, con'amng 10 A
.'ss rs,.ra,e Land, with good Brick Dwelling AA
T0,as Kitchen, Smoke House, &c One House S.,,m
Iio" s Inch there is good Blacksmith shop,
so lo' .md comfortable Store House and lot of Laid
S,e sOsyyy erected TAN YARD, with all It's aPpD =,
ssnsnces which are fst-rae. deem 1t unneceI'J
rive further description Of the property, Presnms
sons wishing to purchase will examine Tor ,n mn h
viii ae said property at any day FROM hls i"e S"s s
fa day Of September, but not sold PrSasy before aa'
me above named property. will make the terms ac-
oe., WY from the fact that am Dot selling from ne
h, = cboce, as wish 10 curta my business 10
cesSl o"s ~ NV health being bad and not being able to
sone IN i is well known that Midway is flourish
T,,is Mace and sill be shortly, from the lac.
s, ,hs Plank Road will pass through the place IN short
time. .,o. do rl,oe will show
.uy person the property, and give the necessary nCIna
ton that may be wanted. NJ Dbl "1'
July "a, lS50-tds.
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STAUNTON WOOLLEN FACTORY,

THE prope'ors having completed their buildngsand pro.
vded themselves with machinery OF the most ap
proved construction are ready manufacture, in the
best manner and the shortest notice. the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment Of Linseys,
Fuej cloths, Jeans, Kerseys, Casnetts or Sanes and
Stocking yarn, which they will sell on moderate terms,
exchange for Wool at the market value.
For the accommodation of The farmers they will MANU-
acure such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the wool they will card WOOL spin yarn,
and full and dye cloths, receiving payment in wool OF mon
ey, as the customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing but the WOOL will be, follows, according 10
quality, viz
For Lindseys from II 10 90 cents.
I" Fnled Clothes from. 22 to 80 cents.
'' Jeans and Kerseys from 20 TO 80 cents,
sc Cassinetts and Sattinelts from so to As cents.
The prices of cardng the company furnishing the oil IN
all will be six cents per pound payable wool or Cash
on delivery of the rolls
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
d. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
& St:;'i' T S:. g S::::s.
April 3, 1850.
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THE SAME OLD SEVEN AND SlXPENCE,

WE are now ready with the best assortment of Cloth
w ing and at the lowest prices ever offered in the Vir
gina market. Having spared pains in selecting our
goods customers can depend upon finding the goods they
want and at far prices. We ask call from all who are
in want ogood Clothes low prices Among our Goods
will be found large supply of
Black Cloth Dress and Fock Goats, Gall quahties BIZ,
sness Goats, Ffocks and Sacks, made Of Single led
Cloth, Casmaret Erminet, Merino, 1tceed, Camblet,
Byoc7a and Fancy Linen, Cotton, Sc, SC.
PANTS.-BLack and Fancy Cashmere, Linen Cotton,
Camblet, JIeriao, Sc, &c.
.AuseilLes, Sc. Sc.
SHIRTS-(a great variety and very cheap) Drawers,
(of Twilled Cotton, Linen, Seq COLLARS, --latest
Style,) Handkerchiefs, Cravas, Gloves, Socks, ous
penders, &c., &c., sc.
ALSO-Beayer, Silk and Panama Hats.
FRANK & CO., Same old place.
n B.-Being in connexon with one Of the largest
Clothing Establishments at the North we receive supplies
every week, fresh and fine. r. y 20.
Staunton, May |, 1850.
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NEW 0GN0l&BNo
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPESI!!!
Shift & co.

yINHE undersigned, recently from Baltimore beg leave
inform the citizens of Saunton and the adjacent coun
try that they have taken the Store Room two doors above
the Store of Mr. j. Brandebug and opposite the Virginia
Hotel, which open with full and fashionable as
surlment of Genemen's
Ready-Made Clothing,
made up with much care expressly for this market in
style which will insure sales, and give satisfaction In every
respect. Their stock consists OF the following variety VIZ;
Extra fine Fyock and Dress Coats Fancy Sack Goats,
Drab Wellington Cord, and Cashmerett Goats, etc,
Black and Fancy cold Pants cut in the latest style,
Figured Silk and Satin Vests.
ALSo-A supply of Hats, Caps, Boots, llandkerchefs,
Cravas, Socks, Shirts, Drawers Carpet-bags, NC.
Staunton and the surrounding country give them early
call feeling confident that they please ALL, IN price,
,tv, and qualify as they are bound to give them BAR
GAINS. oiiiff " W.
Staunton Nav 8 1880
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BE Wise in Time.

IT'S FOLLY TO DEFER!-AFFIcTED READ.
THOUSANDS are suffering from diseases from which there
provided the right means be used every vice has its
punishment SO Il would every disease has its remedy
This and there nothing in this life more certain than
that the eean Compound the most speedy and certain
remedy for all of delicate character known to the
world Adapted every stage Of the disease, and consu-
ticn at all times seasons there fears Of exposure
tenton from business restriction in det from the certain
speedy relief gives is the most popular remedy OF
the day Thousand have been cured eectal by II
during the past year. Prepared by practical the at
ced rely with confidence its curative powers over dis
eases of this character Full directions accompanying each bottle
m CAuTIoN-Ask the American Compound and purchase
only othe Agents 29l Market street. Philadelphia and Of
SAMUEL STERLING, Staunton, Va.
Nav lS5O-tI9S
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Sale Of E9fenSiUe Real Estate
TIM srAuNToN, OCT. 1sT, 1850.

Executor Of Michael Quinlar, decd, shall sell al
N rnblc auction all his Real Estate. shall OF course
attempt no description of the property but it is known IL
all who are acquainted with the IOwn to De extensive ame
stores TWO or three Dwellings, and three or four Shops
Situated without exception most desirable parts of the
Town Also. valuable Building Lot, on Main Stree
and some excellent and convenient ogt-O's OF Woodland
The rapid improvement in the Town of Siaunton, rem
~ 9oIe worthy the attention of capitalists
PossEssIos of the property will be given on s' OF April
1851. ,,o ~.o,o,,r .,
once into an interest bearing fund for the support ana eau
children purchasers can have very liberia
.rsJ unon giving satisfactory security for the principal
and punctualiy paying the interest Tef,n p,1D,v,N
saunton July II, lS5O.-tds. MI H.
.I25n,o RemBicap, Lexington Gazette and Charostes
vile Advocate copy weekly, till sale. mark cost and da"
rbrouuh Valley Bank at StaautOn, upon the Executor.
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS.

IvHS Establishments open for the reception OF VS.
Il tiers. 1t is situated on the direct main route from
Richmond to the White Sulphur, in Virginia, Immediately
at the Eastern base of the Warm Spring mountain and
five miles distant from the Warm Springs. The build
ings are all new, extensive, well finished and handsome
and in furnishing them the proprietor has spared no pains
or expense His Tables shall supplied with the best the
oounry can Afford including the game of these mountain
regions In short, far as his own exerons can 60 ne
hopes the public will have cause of complaint
But the remarkable medicinal properties orthese Springs
are of course the main attractions III chronic arrangements
ofths stomach, rer and Kidneys, IN bronchitis, scr?aa
end all diseases Of The skin spocers are unsurpassed us
effects upon dedicate females are deeasdy heppy ,o,
The proprietor has his command numerous testlmon-
ais and certificates Of physicians and others detailing many
remarkable cases of permanent effected by these wa
ers but he deems their publication unnecessary;
The Bath Alum is night stand for Heiskell s Co.'S
daily line of Stages from Richmond to the White Sulphur
The mail is furnished daily, East and West, by VIM r
r~-sh s. Co.'S line and it is night stand tor Bells TIL
weekly 9e from Lexington, via the Rockbridge Alum
Sr.;re-, JOHN w. FRAZIER.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

WISH to sell House and Lot in Staunon, belonging
TO the estate of Daniel Ellis, decd situated 10 that part
Of said Town called New and designated in that part
Ofsad Town lot No H. and at present occupied by Mr.
David Andrews. The House is built of BRICK with four
rooms besides the Garrett together with convenient closets
The Lot runs back in Of the Dwelling House to the
next street, which another building might be erected if
desired.
The terms of sale can be made easy TO the purchaser by
the deferred payments being well secured portion of the
purchase money viii however DO required in cash. Mr..
o. g. Morris will shew the property to those desiring to
il, and communicate to any offer that may be made
for the same. JOHN K ELLIS, Adm'or
Of Daniel Ellis, decd
July 8, lS50.-f