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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20

'HE undersigned offers for sale that valuable property
= in Waynesboro', known as the WAKNESBORO
HOTEL, now in the occupancy Of w. w. Gibbs, Esq.
The House is large and convenient with all necessary out
buildings there is attached large Frame Stable. II this
property not disposed of at private sale before Saturday
the 23rd Of November next, it will that day be offered
at public auction. The will be accommodating and
and made known the day Of SALE Any one desiring in
formation on the subject will address at Waynesboro'
As Tavern Stand the above is too well known 10 re-
SELL and great bargain may be expected. Possession will
be given on the LIST day Of January next at which time
will offer al public auction all omy Furniture now in The
House, consisting of Beds, Tables, Chairs, &c., Sc.
Terms made known at the SALE
WILLIAM CHAPMAN. !.
October 30, ls50.-tds.
CO. Richmond Wing and Enquirer copy in county
paper ill day of sale
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE,

'XNHE undersigned offers for sale the Tract Of Lands
y belonging to BaIlze Lutz, decd, which he re-
sided, lying the head waters of Naked Creek abou,
three miles from MI, Sidney. II contains about ego A
ores, fine Limestone clay soil. Of which lao Acres are
cleared and in good heart the residue sexceIlenty timber
ed. The Improvements consist of good two story LOG
HOUSE, with all the other out houses suitable for
such Farm, such as Barn, Stables, Granery, sc.
full description is not necessary purchasers will call
and examine for themselves.
The Terms. which will be accommodating, will be made
known by the undersigned who resides adjoining the prem
Uses. HENRY LUTZ, Executor.
Ociuber l6, lS50.-9t.
CT Rockingham Register and Winchester Republi.
can copy Ct.
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One MOiifh Later.

TVNIiE subscriber has just received another supply o.
FAMILY GROCERIES. consisting in part of
Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars; Green snd Rio Coffee
also superior article of West India ground and in pound
papers Molasses, Of different kinds Young Hson and
Imperial Teas, an extra article; boxes n. F.. Cheese
box Pine Apple Cheese, very fine; barrel No. |
MackarelI Scotch Herring; Soap and Candles of differ
ent kinds; Ginger, Spice, Nutmegs. Cinnamon, Cloves
Ciron, Sal Soda, Catb. d., Fig Blue, indigo Starch,
Mustard, &c., Sc.
ALSO-Painted Tubs, Buckets and Coolers Measures,
Sifters, Sugar Boxes, Stick and Wisp Brooms, and in
short every article usually kept in an establishment Of
this kind, all of which will be sold very low Call and
see for yourselves at the Store opposite the Spectator or
fce CEAS. II. BALL.
Staunton Nov G. 1850
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00gl1EISs EDNlala9S SANlAo

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court for Bath
County, pronounced on the 24lh day of September,
1850, in therein depending, in which Crawford
& Co. are Plaintiffs and Henry Van Buren, and Charles L..
Francisco Defendants, the undersigned will The 10Th
day of December next proceed sell at public auction
the highest bidder the front door Of the Courthouse Of
Bath County certain piece parcel Of Land lying and
being the Warm Spring Run, in the said County Of
Bath, containing
One Acre and Twenty-three Poles.
There is upon the said Land, commodous FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, a Work Shop SC. credit Of
Of six twelve and eighteen mnnhs Gin equal nsalmens)
will be given and The purchaser required 10 give bonds
with goud security for The payment Of The purchase money
SAMUEL LEWIS, Sheriff Of Bath CO.
November Is, lS50.-4w.
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RRECKENR1DGE r COW:V,E

lately received largo and fashionable supply Of
hEADr.MADE CLOTHING, and are prepared to com
pete IN cheapness, quality, style, &c., with either Jew 0,
GENTLE. Their very desirable STOCK all Of which will be
warranted, consists in part Of the following
Fine Black ana brown Cloth Over Coats; Fine Black
Froek and Sack r"a's; Fine Black Dress Coats Fine
Beaver Gtah over sacks; Eel! and Peersham Over
French Cashmere Pants Fancy Cashmere Pants Sat-
lines and heavy Pants large variety Of Vests. Draw
ers, Shirts, fine Linen Collars, sc.
Their stock will be made still more complete BY fresh
supply daily imported
Stannton Nov g. lS50-Yind CODY
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AUGUSTA LAND In MARKET.

HAVING determined to leave old Augusta dearly as |
love her) and perhaps the State, ofer for sale the
little FARM which | live, situated on the main road
leading ffum New Hope to Waynesborough, three miles
from the former and six miles from the latter place. The
Tract contains I2 3-4 Acres, with toIerabe improve.
ments, and is in fine state of cultivation with between
three and four Acres Of excellent Meadow, and
falling stream of water running through il also the best
kind of Spring within twenty yards of the House. A
further description is deemed Unnecessary as all in want
OF such property will doubtless examine and Judge fur them
selves, as they ale respectfully invited to do.
1.-The above properly is not sold privately before Satur
day the 2st Of December next it will on that day
Ocock be offered at public sae when will be made
known, and due attendance given by
GEORGE PETERS.
N. BIZ sold privately, due notice will be given.
November 49, 1850-Ids
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sEsAToR souLE AND EIs CONSTITUENTS,

The New Orleans papers publish correspondence be-
tween Senator Soule aud seventy members Ut tho Demo
cratic party of Louisiana The letter OF his fellow demo
cats, after referring the prevailing excltementia the
South aud North in reference 10 the recent legislation d
Congress- and expressing desire possess the views {"
the twn Senators, MesSrs Downs and Soule, upon the
subject proposes the following inquiries
Are YOU in favor OF dissolution OF the Cnion now o
hereafter because o. the iegisaon the late session OF Con
gress? CT,
Arc you in favor Of the establishment OF Southern
eonederacy nov ur hereafter, because vi "e ess"o"
the late session u Congress .
Are won in favor of the secession Of the State of Lcusi
ma from the Union nov hereafter. because Of the leg
slalion of the late session OF CONGRESS g.
From the reply OF Senator o'ue 10 'hiS ieeF, we make
the following extract
Whenever the grave matters tppantly alluded tt
in that paper shall before IN The only shape thai
can reach my uic, responsibilities to The State and people
Of Louisiana, depend upon II, they will be met VIII"
spirit not unworthy of the high station which occupy Snu
of the duties which owe the great interests eon''u "
my protection and guardian sp, But as ca" reS"u w
neither the organs ot the people and State nor 'o" ."
1he echoes of the people and Stale. indeed as 1 ec
oes OF the party To which YOU say you os'O'- I'll
ther Your applause your support y'u VIZ PO"" "'
Tor akinr no other notice 81 the queries "uc" yuu nav
prUpOundc 10 me- than By assuring y"u 'A anu no' W oe
moved ont of th,, nr,pety which becomes public man
and above ALL an Anencan Senator 0y the Tricks "t I'VE
or six dispranizrrs who, Tor some time past have been
MOVING every rubbish they cOud av telr eet u u hch
il al me and who have object hut to distract aud di
vide the Democralic party that they may build tn them
selves upon its ruins. Importance which they know but
too well they cannot long as stands by It's prIn
eiplrs ard remains united"
Monsieur Soue, in previous letter, had taken the same
grOands in similar letter Of inquiry from Mr.
Seanlon, member of the Legislature from New 0reans
and who had yndcatpd throughout the course OF Monsieur
Sous. The tone of the Senator equally arrogant
and lordy in both letters The Democratic correspondents
ia publishing his letter, severely upon the Hon
Senator's spirit.
The truth s that it the ignorant masses IF Europe are
incapable of sefgovenmen the better informed are as lit
tie capable of exercising authority with discretion The
former know how ubey unless compelled, nor the
latter how rule except kings and poIentaes Hence
the airs which this French getemaa assumes 81 replying
to letter which John e. Calhoun wuuld have
with frankness and courtesy.
We would advise Monsieur Pierre Soule to return It
France and run against Louis Napoleon for the next Presl
dency lie is evidently better fitted for office ina French
then American Republic. France ought not 10 !"se Inc
services Of one who " born to command. -Rtch hc
pubEcas.
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MARRIAGE RECORD,

On Thursday morning last Poplar Grove. in th. County
by the Rev William G.. Campbell, Mr. LYrrtEToN w NpoEtL
Jr 70 Miss MAMIE E l. dlusht:e Of the late John Mont
gomrry. 80
On Thursday evening the nth instant, BY the Rev Samuel
Browa Mr. J. McBa, Miss ELizAgETH daughter Of
DR. James McCtng. all Of Rockerdgc County
On Thursday tho It'll inst By the Rev :. j Love Mr. HEH
RT H. HAMLvoS to Mss lsAsELLA, daughter OF Mr. Daniel
Wilson all ofths County.
On the 23d utimo. By the Rev. John Lloyd. Mr. ANDREW
AcorD 10 Miss VI AIRY Ans WEAVER ali OF Bath County.
On the 2h utmo by the Mr. joins NJ SMtlH, TO Miss
SARA +. BvLGrR, all Of Bath County
Al the University on wednesday evening the 18th instant
by the Rev w H. RuTner ChapIan, Rev JoaN A. BaoAous
to Miss MARIA e., eldest daughter Of De Gessner Harrison
Professor OF Aucrnt Languages.
On the l2th inst. by tn K v r. X. Meade, Mr.. Wn F.
GoEDxx ir, 10 Miss NANSiE W, daughter Of Mrs Ann c.
Morris. Of Charlottesville.
In Charlottcyill-. the 9th uno, by the Rev Meade
NJ GRGGN PgyroS, Esq OF Richmond to Miss M CHAMPE
CARTER daughter Of DR.. Chalcs Garter.
On the = inSSsa r. the Rev. Mr.. -, Mr. JAMES Me.
CUrcHsS to Mrs. - WrrsAP, all Of this County.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

November 6, ls5O.-tds.
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OCTOBER Is, 1850.

DRB@KlMRlDG3 s. @OTYMys
RE still receiving their large and splendid assortment
last suppess elegant variety DREss GooDs.
such as
Rich Turkey Sans A wide, of almost every shade aa&
color; Plain and Figured Chameleon Silks, from g. 70
g. per yard Rich Brocha Silks, the finest ever offered
in this market, sold a, City retail prices; "A White
Silks "a, go and "A Plain Black Italian Silks Fig
ured and Watered Black Silks of superior quality Strip.
ed do; Silk Popanes Figured Cashmeres; do all wool
Mousaines English aud French MerDoes, of all coors;
Sylvan Alpaccas; Fancy and Plain Black do. Mode
Colored Mernoes besides great variety Of other Gooda
suited to the season.
CO. Vindicaor copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporated by the Legislature Of Connecticut.
Capital ,OOO-2OOOO0 accumulated Profits.
Baancs Of profits paid 10 those aeko are insured


Capital ssooOOO-2OO,OOo accumulated Profits.
Balance Of profts paid orcr 10 those ,cho are insured
'gNllS well known established Company enjoys the high
est reputation lis success since lis organization has
been unparalleled and it now ranks among The suundest
institutions in the country.
Besides afnrdng the usual benefits Of The mutual plan,
it offers peculiar advantages all who wish insure their
lives the lives Of others. Each person insured be-
member; the members participate in all the profits
Of the business ,ce living, well 10 their sur
vivors a certain resource against want.
Persons insured for life for five years pay
one half the premium by giving note. when the premium
$50. Thus far the dividends of this company
have been equal to the notes thereby canceng the notes.
and thus saving to the insured one hafhe premium taken
by other Companies.
Policies may be transferred assigned without asking
permission Of The Company.
A. ALEXANDER LITTLE,
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
o5- Enquire of N. C. KINNEY and N. x. Tour slaun-
ton Virginia
November Is. lS50-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
RECORD OF DEATIs.

DIED. Monday evening, the n instant at her residence
in this County ELlzAsErA WILSON, in tho 18th year
her age.
eJ- Ohio paps-s please copy.
DIED this residence Tarrisoutug, sund ay
ing 10Th Instant MIR. GEORGE CosRAD, in the 65tt
year Of his sg..
Did in Scosyillc, the .. tn ut, Mrs ASN PorTs al
an advanced age This amiabe Christian lady will b. remrm
bered by many this place. She for many years mem
Der NJ EChurch, and died in full assurance OF the hope
of eternal life.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
TAAAE CUTLERY.

'ENE subscriber has just returned from The North and ia
is now receiving
$50 dozen Knives and Forks at all prices,
G sets of so pieces each, Ivory handled ditto,
dUzen Ivory Table and Tea do,
Z" Table and Tea do. without Forks,
90 4" Butcher and Cooks Knives, assorted,
5 Z" Silver Plated Forks,
Also, Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons Plated Britannia
and Iron Table and Tea Spoons, Ladies' Clevers, Forks
&c., presenting the best assortment ever before offered in
the Valley which those want should in justice to them
selves examine before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE F.. PRICE, Hardware Merchant.
Staunton, Oct. %, 1850.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

rHNIEsrAsctiber viii offer for rent the 25!h of De-
Il cembpr Two thirds IF that valuable FARM, known
as the Bramemtn Tract, lying Mt. Scion, Augusta
County. There upm the premises large two story
DWELLING and all necessary out buildings. The said
property will be rented for the Of three years, aud any
one desiring 70 rent good Farm, will do well TO attend at
the tjms ard place of renting Terms made known the
day by JOSEPH WENGER,
Guardian for the infant Hers.
November 90 lS5O-tdr
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MMAEa'S
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry HOahOund and LiTerwOft

For Coughs. Colds, .7sthma Hcipient Consumption,
-Ca!ai,h, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and al!
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
TN offering this article the public. do with perfect con
Grncc having Obtained The sanction Of the most prominent
Physicians of the City Of Baltimore where the article is
featured
Unlike everyo:hcr popular remedy furnish home tesmo-
ny from the valuable
We are also willing place the recipe in the hands of
PHYSICIAN no recognised gentleman OF good standing in
the profession
BALTIMORE, Jan. lSth 1850.
TO WHOM 1T My IO.N'CER.N:
This is to certify that have been confined my with
CouGH and that BY the OF part OF bottle
Of ONeas Compound Syrup Wild Cherry oahound and Lv-
rwort have few days been entirely relieved and do not
hesitate recommend il 10 the public valuable remedy IN
such diseases as the Proprietor recommends
L. r. BAER, No. l-2 w. Lombard-st, Baltimore
N- The article be had of Messrs HARPER KIN
Agents for the town OF Stanton AM respectable Physi-
clan can the recipe BY calling on the Agents.
J. L. ONEAL, Proprietor.
November 90 lS5O.-2m
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TO Claimants of Esoa,s,ty ENl.et.

rENHE subscriber about to remove to Washington, WILL
for small compensalion, render all the assistance IN
his power to Land Claimants. residence in Washing
will enable him To give claims prompt and efficient
lenon He would particularly call the attention Of those
interested and with whom he is more especially acquain
ed in Bath, Pendeion, Highland and Allegheny 10 this
notice.
CO. Letters post PAID may be addressed to him in Wash
ng,on, from about the middle Of December.
TllEODERICK B. McROBERTS.
A,
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Attention 93rd Regiment.

'EHE Court Martial for the 93rd Regimen will be hello
al the following places, viz The LIST Battalion il
Grepnvie on the 2Sh Of November 2nd Battalion r
Middebrook, the 29,h of November-snd the Regimen
tai in Mddiebrook. on the 30h of November.
BY order Of the Colonel.
VIM. B. McCHESNEY, Ad,t
Ocober IN 1S5O W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20

MLANE's WoRM VERMiEUGE-Thr popularity which
this medicine has acquired in Western PennSy yana is
sure guarantee ufis excellence The following gentlemen,
highly respectable cizns Of Alrghauy and Beaver conn
ties, have used this Vermfge in their families, and offer
she assurance of its great medical properties.
James StrstIon, Fourth 81. R,ad, Pittsburgh.
Mary J. Strsttuu, -
Mary Stra,iun. "
Mary I}urk. Beaver county.
Sarah lIasb-rger, MaSshesier, near Pittsburgh.
Margaret Lindsey,
Jawes Burk. Squirrel Ill.,
Agnes Buk,
hs- Sud Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsK-
RIDGE. Ssunon-also by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
November 20. 1850
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}. M'FALL. JOHN CRAWFORD
New Firm at Nsa. Scion.

rHN1E subscribers having purc ased the entire STOCK
OF GOODS Of NIesSrs. Jordan, Miller s. Paul at
Mt Sulnn, and rented their large Store and Ware room,
would nim their friends and the public generally that
they have and will constantly keep hand good assert
ment Of Goods Of every kind.
The attention Of Mill holders particularly called to the
fact that they will keepon hand good variety Of Hot An.
Choir Boiling Cloths. good supply Of Lumber always
ON hand. MCCALL g. CRAWFORD.
November Ii lS50-3m
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ECM &snCeS al Pacific SAlc
IN STAUNTON, DECEMBER 18TH, 1850

4 WILL sell FOR CASH, the SLAVES belonging to he
Estate Of Michael 4uinIan, decd They without
exception, young and valuable.
BRICK STORE.
AT the same time will sell the Store occupied by
H. J. s. w. D. Crawford, and will give the purchaser the
privilege Of extending the time Of payment rum year To
year. nut exceeding YEARS if he will secure the pur
chase money by deed Of and personal security and will
pay the interest annually Possession given the LIST Of
April, 1851.
this Estate are notified that prepared make cuuey
upon their giving security satisfactory to appras
of the Estate and chat other will be accepted.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, EXOr Of NJ Quinaa.
November 20, lS50-ids
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rRH gRANDRnTa PILLS,
SHIP FEVER Cured

Two brothers in New York both had would ioo" ms
Doctors rules aud the other took Brandreths Pms % Rs
died in ten days from his attack the second mn I h
in two weeks from The time h. wa. first seized with the fever
hundred similar cases could be reitrreu 10 s s
them some high professional men
IN cholera morbus aud dysenery OF T, ~v sue v1
pain OF the bowels take two OF r bandr mil an onn
WI" ;i circd the pills. afterwards, the pain,
will soon moderate; aad IN lew 80 sea. Snanse o inc
W WIZ nave The pills should be taken arerward try
;S, G few nights say three or four going to bed, until
hSai' i9n of all contagious disease is found Brandreth's
& For this purpose they should be used doses sufficient
system which the very miners othe cn,agon fixes itself The
bowels and blood thus kept pure Brandr.ths Pills
Is the safety valve o disease.
CASES coNvIRMArioS OF THEIR GENERAL
These cases ac,H be authenticated at pa Broadacay.
young man. son of an eminent physician taken down
sick he suffered from prcora aeconconStant cough, and
debility his principal symptoms No medicine his
father gave him produced good aud finally medicine was
given him. being supposed he in confirmed decline.
friend Of Dr. BrandrtS Pills possessed sufficient influence with
the young man 10 induce him the Brandreh Pills He
u.d them aud Gained health length his father noticed
10 his rcRds that his getting well without medicine
that he was astonhed his recovery but that nature all
powcr when left 10 herself sometimes. Tha may be, dear
is named an of Pills ;; that he had
them daily for weeks and gaining health flesh
and strength daily The Doctor made careful examination
into the action Of randreths Pills this and concluded
BY telling his with them The young entire
recovered his health
NGENTS-WM KYLE Stanton; VIM W King, Wayncs-
boro; II Nessersmith Mt Soon NJ Stout s Co New Hope;
NJ Whitmore, Mt Meridian; John Morris Fishersville;
Thomas Holt, Jennings Gap Benz FGraham GrcenvIIe Nc
Gufin s. Co.. Midway Jas S Guy, Deerfcd; w Clarke,
Parnassus; D Hogshcad & Co., Parnassus; William Bell
Churchye; Sterling & Son, Harrsonbnrg; Jacob Bear
ro Springs; D G. Wise, Warm Springs.
November 20, lS5O-2m.
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THE QUESTION SETTLED

EaIeA
A FTER careful examination of NJ! the facts = he
"A case il has been decided that
BARE & STERRETT
have hand at this tme the pretest richest and most
fashionable assortment Of Goods for gentlemens wear
ever offered in this markr.-conssting Of
Cloths, CassimereS and Vestings OF every shade alt
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 Cravats Gloves,
Pocket Handkerchief &c., &c., which they will dsPoss
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, at fair prices.
They beg leave TO return their thanks the pubo fa
past favor and pledge themselves to merit continuance
In conclusion we invite all who wish to SEE GooDs -
GooDs, to give call a! the old pase adjoining
the Virginia Hotel.
Staunton Oct. g. 1850. Il.
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rsNHF subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage re-
ceyed will remain in StaunOn, Two weeks lunger-
Pictures sken in few seconds time without regard to
weather. and warranted to fade. On hand another lot
Of fine Gold Lockels of all sizes and prices Also Breast
pins and variety Of richly Gilt Book Cases Instructions
given in the ART and Cammeras on hand and for sale.
T.. WALLENSTEiN Valdez.
Staunton Nov 49, lS50-2i
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BooHs AND FANCY ARTICLES.

EIARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for November,
Il this number completes the first volume, few full!
hand and for sale subscription price; The inter
national Monthly Magazine for November; The Fathers
Of the Desert, by H. Rulner d. d. Browns Concordance;
The Alter by Charles F. Deems editor of the Southern
Methodist Pulpit Crozes Ariihmelic Another supply Of
Miss Beechers Domestic Receipt Buck Temperance Sung
Book; The Book that will suit You; The New Carmina
Sacra Also large supply Of beautiful .4nuas aud Poet
icaI FORKS and Fancy articles suitable fur Holiday and
Bridal Presents; just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-20
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY.

'sNE undersigned has just returned from the Richmond
market, with his usual supply of CoNFEcrIoNARIEs
GROCERIES, consisting in part If the following articles:
Lemons, Rsisns, Almonds. hard and soft she'll, Cron,
Malaga Grapes, Figs Dates, English WaInuts, Palm
Nuts, Filberls Pecans. Also Candies and Cakes Of his
own manufacture always hand, and orders FIR the
promptly filled.
He returns his grateful acknowledgements to the public
FOR the liberal patronage which has heretofore been
tended him, and pledges himself that effort his
part shall be wanting 10 continuance of the
He hopes by assiduousy and promptly attending To his bu
sness share the public confidence aN merit their favor
e. Nj. CUSHING.
S,,rn,on Oct IN JS5o
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Oysters. Oysters &c.

~ NJ. GUSHING having fitted up room. for the pur-
Ha' pose Of accommodating those who indulge in this a
greeabe ropasi. wnnd inform ibe public that he will
keep constantly hand supply Of FRESH OYS-
TIERS, which will be done up to order. Having made
arrangements for the the North, he will receive
them fresh and fine, daily He invites visit from the old
frients Of the Notwithstanding all the lUves Of good
Oysters He will alsn keep constantly on hand Picked
Oysters Sardnes, and Anchoves, to which he calls aen
zion.