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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

.dR ;CTntHuitce Co"es'""'6 ~"
fs a. ordained s. sbe Mayor s,,o id aonmeaay Of
the town Of Staunton, in Common Council;
|. The Mayor is authorized and instructed as
soon aspracticable to fund the existing aeos o. me
Corp@ation, in sums of one hundred dellaIs' Dy tne
ssue Of certificates of debt payable in NOT fss man
ton nor more than twenty years from theik date,
with interest at six per cent, payable on tRe:AsI
d,v of January and the lstdsy Of July in such year.
3 Such certificates shall besigned BY the Mayor
and attested by the Clerk Of the Council who shall
aix thereto the seal Of the Corporation Before De-
mo Issued ffiey shall be registered BY the Cham'
berai, who shall certify ahe fact OF such registry
mon fie back of each certificate. y.
g. The Mayor may, at his discretion, Slther ex-
chance these certificates for existing evidences of
debt Of the Corporation, or sell the certificates and
,nply The proceeds to the payment Of existing debts
But he Shall in no case either exchange or sell them
a, any discount gpep, their par value.
!; A. Tie Chamberlap sbail not register any GER
lifcate until he shall receives proper voucher SHOW
ing the payment pro tanto of the debt OF the Cor.
poraton or deposit of the amount in the Bank o.
the Valley in Virginia at Slaunion to the credit
srhe Cooperation. Any money sodeposited IN nanS
shall BIZ subject TO the jUnt check OF the Mayor and
Chamberlain and it shall be the duty Of the Cham-
berain, before giving such check to require youch
er showing its application to The debt OF the CoTPo-
ration &
S. The certificates so issued shall be transferra-
bic only BY written assignment, filed with the
Chamberlain, wh9 upon receiving such assignment
shall forthwith transfer Tine certificates SO assigned
TO the credit Of the new owner.
G, The interest shall be paid by the Chamber
lain to the person who SHAH aPPea, ~rcn his books
entitled TO the certificate, or tohis legal represents
tive, oto the order OF such person or
7. To secure uniformity and convenience, il shall
be the duty Of the Mayor to procure blanks for such
certificates, of convenient size and form, well print
ed upon good apd datable paper They Shall be
numbered asJbsy are issued in regular series. and
in all iransacions connected with their transfer or
the payment of interest it shall be sufficient to de-
scribe them by their numbers.
g. The property, faith and credit, of the Cor?o-
ration Is hefeby pledged for the pnnctual payment
of the interest On all such ce1Gca!es, and for the
ultimate redemption Of the principal. !
JAMES + PATTERSON, Clerk.
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Land ana r1ill 60. sale.

II WISH to sell my Land and Mill in the Coun-
L ty of Augusta, adjoining the lands Of Jas. Brown,
widow Baylor and others, and situated on Smoky
Raw Creek near Hebron Church, four miles from
S,aunion. The Tract of Land contains IOS A
ores, more or iess twelve Acres Of fns Meadow.
The MILL is, in good repair and sin state Tor
manufacturing Wheat-one pair Of the best burrs
in he State and pair Of Choppers, III do not
sell privately before the I'd day Of April next VIII
then offer the same a, Plblia Sale, and ifnot sold
on that day, will rebt The Mill and Miler's house
separately from the Farm, and the Farm will be
rented also. JONATHAN SHURLEY.
February q, lS5O.-3t.
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NEW BOOKS.

NJ EMOIRS of William Writ. by j. P: Kenns.
N1 dy, new and revised edition. az half the
price of The frs. edition The Mechanics Text.
Book and Engineers Pocket Guidey The Amerl-
can House Carpenter; Beniamin,1s Architect; Rays
AIgebra. part first Parke's Arithmetic Days Al.
zebra; Bullion's Greek Reader Methodist Hyma
Books, revised edition; SCOTS Family Bible; Web.
ster's Quarto Dictionary Johnston's Natural Phi
losoply lie Brln's Teemaque; Gillie's Greece;
Key to Davies Algebra; &C., &c, just received and
for sale by ROBERf COWAN..
Staunton. Jan. 80, 1850. :, ~. O..
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SALE Of LAND.

rnNHE subscribers will offer at public sale, on Sat-
l. urday the 23rd day of March next, on the
premises. very desirable Farm, with good build
mos. two miles from Midway, in Augusta County,
containing l7S ACRES. John H. b. Shultz re,
sides on the Farm. Persons wishing to buy good
Farm will do we'll to attend the sale. The terms
will be very reasonable and be made known on the
day Of sale. A. M HAWPE.
W WM. S., HAWPE,
JOHN HAIYPE.
February 27, l850.-tds.
ne Harrisouburg Republican copy and charge
this Office.
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TSSm1az RF -sstsbliabisg, y tsdassd
% -Sf@ y and iair ffstss, A DAY
&k LIGHT ACC0MMODA-
TON STAGE, from Winchester to Slsuniop, ID
hours less, time than the mail has usually naaS.
They are, thankful for patronage received and the
many skprsssons Of kind feelings on their behalf,
and NOW jun must call aed depend upon the Peo-
pie to sustain them, promising 10 nun 90 az Icing I.
wanted notwithstanding we are, threatened yith
determination, and vengeance iRsdeclsred seaiNs
The Union Hotel, Of Winchester, while eves
a eqgh is running from her, from whence they
think said Coach emanaied., True, j. has. mainly
because tilf Coaches Of Parish, Peyton, Kemp .
Co., were,frfgHei y forbidden 10 lake psssesgers
from said House, ordering them to their offics sas
' Ys Who have long Ssajsa lbs Accommodates
Stage, give US proof Of your works. Call at tbs
Union, Winchester, and Nc Clung's Staunton, en-
joy comfort and plenty reasonable rates, and tsts
seats ja Coaches from Winchestekayefy Monday,
Wednesday s. Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday,
Thursday 8. Saturday. Fare through "a.
ISAAC PAUL,
~ .G.l THOMAS BURKE.
e. ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from wv
chester to New Markets iT-'' ,.-..., 4. ~
- THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor fran
New Market 10 Stanton. Z.
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LAND FOR SALEM AUGUSTA.

MY Land is still in Market. 6naccouni pfshe
w bad weather on the 4lh Of December, did
not offer ny Land ;os thpt day, but, nov propose
selling .. Small F ARM lying on both sides Of the
main road loading from Staunton to Greenville, and
half mile above G. Nj. Cochran's Mill, contain
ing upwards Of 100 Acres, with good lsites for
wsteTpower mscbipefyo, The Land is productive,
well walered and Wslitimbeed. Any person wish
ing to purchase, will be shown The Land by Archl-
bald A. McPheters, in the neighborhood, or John
Rumels, who resides on the place. Terms to suit
the purchaser, and possession given Of the whole
any day. GEOkGE HODooN.
February 81, 1s50--tl7A.
E6E- Rockingham Register COPY.
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THE NEW FIRM.

,THE undersigned baving associated themsslvs.
L together as Apohecaries and Druggists would
solicit ]e patronage ofther friends ana
the public GENERALLY. They will always keep on
hand fresh and well selected stock Of DRUGS,
PAINTS, OILS. AND 1DYE-STUFFSvrth
latest and most approved Patent Remedies, and .
general assortment Of FANCY ARTICLES, SoAss,
PERFuNERY, Sc, &c.
All orders from County Merchants and Physi;
clans, will be- prondp,iy attended;to.s 80 .
IA. D.. WREN.
&c. K. HARPER.
.,..s G. N. KINNEY. Z
Staunton, Feb. 6, 1850. +5l s; s.sf
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th inst, in the cS,nroh of the Epipheny il
Washington City, by the Rev. Mr., French, Mr.. G.
ENeIssR EcHr, Of Stauiaon, to Miss CARotIsE BALL.
On THURSDAY evening, the l4th instant by the Rev
Samuel kepler, Mr.. JAMES II. BAKER, Printer to MISS
May FRANCES CALVERT, both of Winchester, !.
On Thursday the 7th insi,, by the Rev A, b. David
daughter ofSamuel II. Moore, Esq, all of Rockbridse
Al the residence of her faiher the. ,iost by
the Rev James Wauless, Mr. LEONARD BowyER, oi
Highland County to Miss CATHARINE, daughter oil Mr.
James Grimes, Of PocahontaS County.
gts- Rockingham Register copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
aRTTHNIETICaI.

Suppose certain river TO drain section ofcoun-
try eighty miles long and thirty broad, upon which
it is supposed to rain and snow equal to one inch in
depth of water weekly: II is required to know the
aveage depth of this river at place which is six
teen rods wide and flows at the rate of two miles
per hour. An answer is required Il.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

Observation-Disclosures in the Clerks Of
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 4th
day Of February, 1850.
Arson P. Norton, Morris Owen and Alexander G.
Norton, late partners in trade under the style and
firm Of Norton, Owen & Co.-Plainiifs,
AGAINST ~ 81 - ~. ,s.rr''-'-
Henry l; Deal end Henry SgOOpe late partners in
trade under tie style aud firm Of Deal s. Swoope
ard Peter Swoope-Defendants, .,rt-
-. IN, OHANCEkY. ..n, =.
The Defendants Henry l. Deal and, Henry
Swoope, late partners aforesaid not having enter
ed their appearance and given security. according
10 the act Of Assembly. and the Rues Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory Evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this CommaDwesllff:a II is
ordered that The said Defendants do appear at the
Clerks Office of the said Court, on, the FIST Mon
day in May next. and answer thebilloEthe plaintiff
and that copy be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Staunion, for. two months sue
cessivey, and pasted at the front door ofthe Court
house. A Copy--Teste, )
v.,g' - ,psCHAP. j. KINNEY, d.
February Is, l650.-2m.
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Notice to Contractors and Road Hands.

uUGH J. CRAWFORD Invites, your a,ien.
III ton to the following articles (Which yoa need
in your business, because, he.willof!er hducemenis
to buyers Heavy. Twilied Blankets, White and
Colofed; Country,made Linsvy, Tor Warmslers /;
Copntry-mads Yarn Socks; GwjIled and Plain
Scarlet and White Flannefs; Lion Skin Beaver.
teen, for Pants and Jackets. These goods, with
many others equally desirable can be had at prices
to suit customers when they call.
Staunton, Feb. 6, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
LIGHTlLIGHT!

Jaa GAGS. BURNING FLUIDS The
yNVO cheapest and most, brilliant. Light in use.
We would recommend it on many accounts to the
publc.-2O0 gals. Lamp Oil, Yanrac'ed pure !;
800 lbs. Sperm and .Adamantipe Candles of superb
or quality, just received and for sale by
ESKRlDGE s. KINNEY,
- ;. Next door to B. Crawford's.
Sisuntoh, Feb. 27, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
TO Sons Of Temperature!

C1OWNE g. BROOKE have on hand the FOL
" lowing articles which they offer,at Manufac-
,urers' prices: Grand Division Collars, enclosed in
neat box, S. to IS so each White Collars, an inn
proved, style, SIS to S. SO per dozen Embiems,
warranted pure silver SIS to $2 per sstt; Stalls,
Philadelphia style, handsomely Gilt, S. per selt I;
A neat Ballot box, with Gavel and Balls, 81 20
Fine Deputy's Jewels, So so.
Staunton, Feb 81, l650.-lm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
VIM. MiIler's Confectionery store

RETURN my thanks to the citizens ofSiaunton
4 and vicinity for their liberal patronage to me SO
far, and Rive them cordial invitation 10 come and
buy nv new stock which have just received and
offer for sale cheap for cash, at Wholesale and Re
tail, consisting of Fruits aE4 Conectionares OF ev-
cry variety Fine Fresh Figs; Rasins; Stoned
Raisins Curants Citron Malagar Grapes Lem
ons, &c., SC. ~ WIN: MiLLEA'
49,, :, Opposite the Spectator Office.
Staun,on, Feb. q, i850.-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
NOTICE.

A Ii parsons Indebted 10 the Estate Of Merrill
n Gushing, decd, are requested to come for
ward and make payment Immediately, as it is very
desirable the estate should be settled as speedily as
possible; and all those having claims against said
estate, will please present them for settlement to
EDWIN M. GUSHING, Agent
for the Adm'rx of Merrill Gushing, decd.
February lS, lS50.-4;.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
PATENT cHURNs.

nAv1s A. KAySER having purchased the
~ right to Manufacture and vend G. J. Antho-
ny's Doube-acting Rotary Churn, will in few
days be prepared to supply the orders now on hand,
and any others who may wish to procure one Of the
most useful inventions Of the age.
A supply will be kept constantly on hand at my
Store in Staunton.
February Ct, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

,VHE Undersigned 'hiasin Store the following
l. Goods which he will sell at very reduced
pricess Heavy Road Shovels, long and short han
dies; Strong Steel Spades Heavy Trace and Hal
ter Chains ), Hand Saws and Curry Combs; Iron
Spoons, Swimmers, Ladle4s and Forks; Hollsw
Wsw Castings, gerry loo; Tabs, Buckets, Brooms
and Nails Call and look, for bargains shall be sold
at HUGH J. CRAWFORD'S,.
Staunton. Feb. 6. l849. s.ess st ra
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

-
TreMs FROM WAsHlNGToN.-'The New York
Express has the following letter, dated Washing
tor Feb. ~:
The rumors ofa change in the Cabinet so thick
en- that they deserve attention. It's generally be-
leved now that Mr.. Clayton, in his outline of a
Treaty, made concessions to Sir, Henry iluywer
which, upon reference TO the Cabinet, did not meet
with favor there whereupon lie resigned, or threat
ened to resign. Rumor then went farther, so far
as to say, Mr.. Crittenden Of KY, had been tele'
graphed on here,--and this morning the story was
that he had come. ('rhere is no truth, though, in
that, belieye1 ..., l.1 49,.
infer FROM the strength and source Of these ru-
rnors, that there is truih-that Mr.. Clayton threw
IN his place, OF desires TO throw it up,-but it has
not vet been accepted oy Gen. Taylor. The Gen
eral has all along expressed his confidence in his
Cabinet, individually and politically, and it is be-
lieved lha. he is very reluctant to have any change
Changes, however, must in the order of events
occur. There are influences at work which even
Gen. Taylor will not be likely to resist to say moth
inc 81 the impossibili,y of gentlemen acting together
whose opinions are moi Of accord, and whose course
may no, Be supported BY the popular branch of the
Government. ~ = Y
The Washington correspondent of the n. \.
Journal Of Commerce has the following letter ofthe
same date: =. :,.>,
The disturbance in The, Csbiaet is understood .
be temporarily allayed.. d'he Southern ullimatum
is settled, 1iz California &hS6. so, as the South
ern limit; the. Territorial government to be without
restriction in regard to Slavery; the cession Of N.
w. Texas to the United States for an equivalent,
but without the prohibition of Slavery.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
TO Bricklayers, carpenters, &c.

A N appropriation having been made by the lee.
IN slature with which TO erect a. large additional
building, a. the Western Asylum, notice is hereby
given. thasSsaed for hework, addressed to
SCourt of Directors, Of Western Asylum" will be
received until Saturday the 23rd day Of February,
1850 A plan and specifications, may be seen on
application to +. r. Blackburn, Architect, on and
after the 18th of February.
:. FRANCIS r. STRIBLING,,
Physician and Superintendent Of w. A.
january %, l850.-tdT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
ni.solalsiiio;ni OF co-par.ner.hip.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Samuel E Clarke, and Charles i, Ball, un'
der the firm of Clarke s Ball, was dissolved BY
mutual consent On the. 10Th inst. All debts due the
said firm sre.fof, the benefit and made payable 70
Samuel F. Clarke, he having purchsased the sa, '
Balls entire interest ie the fym., All debts due
frqq, the firm. will be- paid by the said Clarke.
We return our thanks to our friends for the lib
eral encouragement they have shown us during the
short period we have been engaged in business, ana
as the said Samuel E. Clarke will continue the on,
siness hereafter himself we hope our friesds and
The public generally, wiz confer the sane lAyqr Sn
him as he. will keep asplendld assortment OF every
thing in the liEe.S sSAM.L. K. CLARKE,
ss,, ,MM"n,o, M nh s IL tS5OsSt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
TAKE NOTICE.

M order to close the business Of the Estate OF the
Il late Alexander Hall, we will sell the. baanceof
the Stock of goods at Cost, for Cash. To any one
purchasing the entire Stock we will rent the Store
Room.
;, ISAAC s. ALEX. HALL, Adm'rs.
February II, l66O.--tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
FOR RENT.

WILL be renled to the highest bidder, on Sat
W. .uyday the 2pd of March, the FARM of
Francis Johnston, dec'd.., lying On Middle Rivek.
adjoining the Lands Of Robert Kenney, Georges
Poage and Others, for the term Of one or two yeara.
the renter giving bond and security for the rent
Possession viii be given, immedMteiy BY: h
GEp.SW: M0WRY,
do WIN. S,.I4ANGER. .
h,..au !, =: - : Guardians for the Heirs
February 10, IS50.-3t,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
AGENTS.

Ns- w. s. FEarlo, Esq, OF Huntersvle, Pocahos
tas County is an authorized agent for the Spectator
b. "a Mr.. T. G. Stout, of New Hope, is an author
lied agent for the Spectator. ,;... .a.t5
p- Mr4JAcos ca1sT, of Long Glade. is an author
lied agent for the Spectator
JAMES S. Guy, Esq. of Deerfeld, is an authoriz
ed egert for the Spectator.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

February 81, 1880, n .
Or meeting of the Company will take place adter
parade for the purpose making more effort 10 raise
the Company to ITS full number, and it is hoped thai all
good citizens and young men, who feel an interest in its
prosperity, will attend and enlist their names The
necessity Of having or two well organized and we'll
equipped Companies in our town has shown itself on an
occasion not many days past
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
Negroes WANTED.

i WISH 10 purchase from Is 10 20 negroes, for
Il which will pay the highest market price
Address me at Spring Hill, Augusta Co., Franklin,
Pendletun county, or Monterey, Highland county.
: -. JOSEPH MAUZY.
February q, 9t*.-Mess copy 81.
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cBtTUAaY.

DIED on Tuesday nigh. the 10th iu,t,,st his resi-
dcnce in Rockbridge county, Capt WILLIAM SHIELDS,
@ worthy and resp ectable citizen.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
REINFORCEMENT.

TTHE letting of above building is postponed until
u Saturday the End proximo.
February 27, lS50.-lt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
LIVE SToCK MARKET,

LIVE sToGk. MARKET, .,r,,
RioHMoNp, February IS, $780,
Brrr-Sealc tpefgat-$2 so So. Markc, amply
Hoes 81 rs SIS nett; markctdull.
MUrToNs-$3 50 So nett, as in quality .,
BALTIMORE, February %, 1850
BEEr-Scalc Weight $2 50a 81.
Hoes-$6 SIS SO, in demand ........s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
FORM. OF PROXY.

n -, -, FORM. OF .PROAYm
Know all men by these presents that'I''..4
Of 't do hereby consiitate'and appoint
my attorney; for me and-in my name,
to vote on all questions that may b brought Before
the meetipg.sf4 He Stockholders Of the Lou
lisa Rail Road Company, 10 be held on the 9th day
of March at Louisa Court house, hereby ra.fying
all the acts ofmy, said atotpsy,in the premises, as
fully as # were present and votiag.in. person.
In testimony whereof, Ihave hereunto affixed my
hand and seal, this day of 1850.
]: -rs.r, q &; ..'."'~~. Fl. sEAL.l
- ti,..., .,.',g;'i t'~t'tl IN,
so. make general power, add here :'or any
future meetihg.'f -.
February IS, ls5o.--tdm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

TINE undersigned have associated themselves to-
u gether as firm, for the purpose Of conducting
the Mercantile business in Staunton, at the Store
formerly occupied by Hugh j sCrawfard. Uniting
TO stock Of Srdsonabts Goods, carefully selected,
disposition TO please and extend every facility in
their power to those who may favor them with their
patronage; they respectfully solicit call rum both
Town and Country consumers.
HUGH j. CRAWFORD,
a. h1s VIM. B. CRAWFORD.
Stanton, Feb. 90, 1850.
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.--A
~ fine tonic for persons recovering from any dis
ease or those suffering with general debility. For
sale by - T., T.. BERKELEY.
+ February 27, 1856.
WHITE LEAD..-Jpst received "0ne ton of
W Lewis pure ard extra Lead; For sale by
February 81, 1850.
+ AMP OIL.-A very superior article just re-
IL ceved and for sale low BY i,i.
sent, {, E. BERKELEY.
siauutou, Feb. 81 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
!. e...-4 NOTICE u
TO the Stockholders of the Louisa Railroad Co..

A N Act OF the General Assembly passed the 2iid
"A day or February, instant, directs the Treasd-
rer ef,he Commonwealth 10 subscribe tho ggaFan-
tee of the State TO certain Bonds or lhe Company.
An Act passed on the i. !, day 81 January. ul-
timo, provides for the e3tsrisiono the touisa Rail
Road from SiauntoD TO- Covingtsn. Both these
Acts require tho action Of theStockholders.
A general hlsetag will be held at Louisa Court
house, on Wednesday the 9Th Of March, at IL u
clock 500 JOHN GARRETT, Treas.
N. B.-Stockholders will be entitled nd free
ticket. j. @.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
staunton Light Infantry

pARADB on Saturday next, (2pd March, at o.
Il clock, p NJ, at your usual place, with arms and
accoutrements complete order. :. i. II
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
THE MARKET PRICES,

WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Week Ending FEB. 25.
FToyRT$4 IS 9. 81 30.
HERsiNes-$ 5 Is q s so.
SHAp-S7 so a s 90.
BAcoS--6c. per Id.
WHEAT-S5 u 9Oc.
OATs-1Tt. ,.itr
CoRN-60 a Csc.
RyE-62cp :. :,
LARp-6c' per 10.
; PLAsgER-$A so per ton.
/; FEATHERs-30 a 32c.
InoN-$l00 y 10 psr ton.
! BEEswAx-20c per ID.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
YPesk Ending FEB. 25.

nv l>u ~ ~ Az HAA -
YPeek Ending FEB. IS.
Ftou,'R-s4 81 a $500,
CLovERsEED-S4 Is a 8.
HERRINGs--$ so.
SHAD, SIS 5Qa6.
'BAcoN-$7 SO.
LARD-v!7 cts. in Kegs.
W.HEAT-$l 05.
CoRN MEAL-65c perbush'
,WHIsKEy-Rectified, 26c'
EUTTER-Frkin IA a II C
PLAsrER-S3 %. j.,
SALT.-$l 4oa 81 Is.
CoRS-55c.
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a. NOTICE.

80. i ID NOTICE. !. .;.,s
HUGH j. CRAWFORD, avails himself OF
= this opportunity, to tender, his sincerelbapks
to his friends and patrons, for their liberal support
heretofore received, and hopes pot paly.fx it's con-
tinuance under the new firm, but also that it may
besteadily increased. re ~
Staunion, Feb. 90, 1850. E.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27
Notice to Contractors and Road Hands.

Staunton, Feb. 6, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-27

JAMES r PfiA,sTiiTERsoN, cisfk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-05
TO TIKI FuRTTN

WAITING with the p. tience of ] oh, for several
sunny days, have loslesed The hope Of obtaining
custom of those who have preN iously made their
voluntary promises, if not honoraLly binding
gageneiFs 10 have their licensees taken. should
return. BELIEVING THAI all persons should do us
they say, have returned-the sunny days have
rived, but still my geueroHS patrons keep aloof.
Welt, satisfied with what TIE Scriptures say, En-
their patronage aud ask for more. Put to acc -
modae Ladies aud Gentlemen who IN eiil iheir
Miniatures taken ! Viii stay enc month lcncer-
after winch time no inductm>.1t or consideration of
vii influence me to proIoug my stay.
Jane 81 #. l. l. TELIGA.