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The New York herald., 1850-04-27
VJ,HE MARRIED. WoMAN's PRIVATE MgpfcAL cor

FI'HE hAhkIED NOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panon-By Dr. A. NJ hauricean, Professor Of Disssses
Of suffering of physical and mental anguish 70 many en- az
feeonAte wife, and pecunisry deuities the hushsr
might have been spared ~ timely of ths vork
inten ded especially fer the married those
log marriage dfcoses secrets which shoulS
b. Known % them particularly.
To those whose health does permit of n
mily, Il is sf especial Importance.
HsFe also. female-the vffa. the
either budding into vunaahood the the decline
years whom nature conte Mates important change
ean discover the causes and tie eciss1
romed and most certain mode of cur svsry p,Ast
10 which her ser is subject
tkssraot of Letter fron cehtenAn In Dayton. ohieI
m. . u,u. DAsros, Nay l. ls1.
Ny Dear sr-hy wife hes been pcrceptiby sinking fr
years or more conseQueece ~ her great sneuts1
sno suffering some months before
every successive and debated rrcsrr
81 her putting her life In mmipent danger and which
o. occasion, despsred o. supposed that this stt
cihngs w ibevshe and resigned ysclf meet the wc
~ ,hs TINE tnov about two mobtlsl heard yeur g-
hiehv srehen c - containing matters rcsebns -
Vn ~ rceil and perusa esnact express 20 you
reel afforded distressed mind and The Joy Ne ps
impaired W ny wife, on learning that The great dirccvcrJ %
Desomesut provided remedy. II opened prospect
me vhleh little epncevcd possible. Bat for this -
smother year vovld have passed head IN all hun
rgesses ny wife would have been In her svs ana ~
H. of course mrrsctcshle TO con-sy fully ths %
ous treated o. a. they o. nature strictly IN
TENDED Ter the married, those epsting nsrrin<s
or sale at A nrcsdvsy and ~ the fuhlishins Omce -
Liberty street, New York; Little Co, Absny ps-
On ,ss rseo't Of o. aeopy vii ss .rsa.n,sss 49,
L'7t Ne~ yorf e,v. or'ss 10 liberty ssr-ss
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

DRIvATE DISEASE CURED IN ONE DAY. BIT
local application without pain-The victims of >creN
habits can rely on permanent cure an entire new nsas
from any other in this country 10 has been used
Europe, with success In every DR., LARNONT, -
keade street. has eases daily that have banned othsa
physicnna PILLS for the of Fensie
The New York herald., 1850-04-27

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CoRBITT, ~ DUANE ST.
~ he Consulted the certain deostS
diseases practice OF sixteen ytar the treat
ent of delicate diseases enables Dr. C. 10 care the WORT
mercury used.
The New York herald., 1850-04-27
TeIesr.phie Marine Reports.

Arm s;-wisd during ihs day from ssw lgbt aud wi
fOgEy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

nAVIS A. KAfSER Is still The Agent fur The Pekln
~ Tea Company, and keeps constantly IN hand all
kinds of packages and louse Teas of the best quality
November 81 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


QY virtue of decree of The Circuit Court OF Augusta
ID County, the undersigned Commissioner will, on Fl!
day the 9th Of December next the premises
to sell the TRACT OF LAND belonging to the es'ae
of Samuel McCuchen. SEM, decd, lying about haa mile
from the village Of NIddebook, in the County of Augusta
and adoning The lands Of John Randolph and others ms
subipc, 10 The ncumbance Of the widows life estate in 81
acres thereof lis so is ofexceIent qualy-Is well
waerd and limbered and has, as whole, the character
4" being of the best plantations in the upper pa Oh e
county.
TERMS So much money in hand as Will be necessary
TO pay the Of suit and expenses OF Sale ne
ofthe purchase money in nr equal ns'amenss payaoe ."
credit of SIX Twelve, eighteen and twenty'o", "on's;
the purchaser executing bond therefor with good personal
security and The title retained until the last lnsIalmen' snail
have been paid
Pusseson of all except the Dover Land given on day of
sale. with reservation Of the crop gram now growing
thereon. JOHN NEWION, Comui
November 90, ls5O-tds
ng- Rockingham Register and Lexington Gazette,
copy weeks and mark cus
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
0@M MlSSIDNIslg9S SAl.Ao

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court for Bath
L County, pronounced on the 24th day of September,
1885, in cause therein depending. in which CrawioTd
s. Co. are Plaintiffs and Henry Van Buren, and Charles l..
Francisco Defendants the undersigned will on Inc 10Th
day Of December next proceed to sell at public auction to
The huhest bidder at the front door of the Courthouse Of
Bath County certain piece or parcel Of Land lying and
being on The Warm Spring Run, in the said County Of
Bath, containing
One Acre and Twenty three Poles.
There is upon the said Land, commodlous FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Work Ship, &c. credit of
Of six twelve and eighteen months, Gin equal insalments
will be given and the purchaser required 10 give bonds
with good security for the payment Of the purchase money
SAMUEL LEWIS, Sheriffof BAH Co.
November 49, lS50-4w
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

,IHHE undersigned offers fo sale the Tract Land late
y belonging to Balzell LuIz decd on which he re-
sided living ON the head waters of Naked Creek, about
three miles from MI. Sidney. 1t contains about $50 A
ores, fine Limestone clay soil. Of which lao Acres are
cleared and in good hear the residue exceeuy timber.
ed. The Improvements consist of gond two story LOG
HOUSE. with all The other oui houses suitable for
such Farm such as Barn, Stables. Granery, &c.
more full description is necessary purchasers call
and examine for themselves.
The Terms which will be accommodating, will be made
known by The Undersigned who resides Hdonng The prem
ise1. HENRY LUZ, Executor.
Ocinhpr 10, IS50.-9i.
gEg- Rockingham Register and Winchester RePubli-
can copy Ct.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
roR THE SPECTATOR.

G.ni!emen:-I have observed upon Sacramenta occa
sions Churches that large part niue 'es'S s The
the .,,and,n,s n members Of the Church. fly from '
rrer,,in n. sum rs this ceremony is abnul Ia cnm"I
as if sne u conragon scattered through "e and the
inp Is such conduct respectful To the miuSr' fir the
msmbsrs If The Church? Is it shaving that
;ns,;,n,ns Of ud due alike from all whe'r hoo Min
or M, If His holy name? think mo-" aI MANY vunq pcr
ed to witness 'ne Hunting .,emn occasion II the en-
ample of their pious parents is no. @ As to elder per
virtue Of other remedies Sh'u'u L., col, heir alien
sons II Is ha il corrected IL you 20 to Church
'n' !" ne cas,n remain till the exercises are g"ne
up'n be distressing witness them stay at home
I1Un what times have we fallen. that Is necessary 10 en-
Slce for Gods worship, respect and ,r,o>r
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ without DR.. Mlanps
I;yor pills The most rrlghtru catalogue ct diseases that
have their origin in diseased state OF the Liver, manifest
hsslves IN greater less extent in almost every tam
az Dno,s, sick head ache distractions at The menseS,
acne and fever pains the side with dry hacking cough
90 oh The results of hepatic arrangement. aud Tor these
DR. McLanes Pills are sovereign remedy. ihey nave
never been known to ra aud they should be kept al all
times by families. .oa o.o.,
DrREcr1oNs-Take two three on going 10 oed' every
,ecmd or third nght II they du not purge two or t'er
times hv next morning, take one or TWO MORE '"S"
breakfast should invariably follow their use
'rhe Liver Pill may be used where pnrg'ng is SIMPLY
os.rv As an anti bilious purgaive they are interior To
none And in dses Of two or three they give ASTONISHING
relief tn sick head ache also IN slight arrangements o' TIE
stomach .,,., g. ;i, r
- Observe genuine without the TAG smIIe o'
the propue,or's signature.
es- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS r. hSK-
RpeE Sauuon-also ny Druggists and dealers genefay
,hrnuuhon, the United States.
November 81. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

rT1E undersigned proposes to publish during me
of the VIRGINIA REFORM CONVEN lloN,
should sufficient number of subscribers be obtained CUTIE
The recess 10 Justify the enterprise REGISTER OF ane
Debates aud proceedings Of the Conven'Io'' as ahe
and written OUT by crps Of the most experienced oThNo0
RApHERs Ia be had in The country. :.
The Register of Vrgi"ia Debates VIII be puoIsI'u
oaro form, On guod paper and with clear type ana wiz
be completed when The Convention shall have closed It's
labos, with copy of The New Constitution together ~,
the vote Of the people upon when il shall nave neen y?
callv ascertaned. the whole 10 constitute V1lu cam
convenient size for binding and preservation Judging i.""
the ability displayed in the discussion during me sr' se
sou preyrs to the adjournment it may he safely asserted
,h,, the Debates of the Virgins Reform Convention, are
Lkelv 10 posspss more than ordinary interest To the
TERMs.---Fur one copy of the Register s.. wv"
copies To one address for S. Nocupy sent until The money
has been received by the publisher. e..,-, 49,, hs
N BshouId the requisite number a." subscribers s me-" Oe
oaned such persons as may have forwarded me aou'
f snbscrpon shall be- crpded To The extent OF 'e'' re-
IN The buks of the Richmond Republican, and the
Smi Weekly edition Of that paper VIII be forwarded ~ TIC
amount ,1t 4" 90 i" '''' RO. Fl. GALLAHER,
Au''e''' Republican Office Richmond. Va.
nrvo,ober 81 1870
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
AUGUSTA LAND In MARKET.

LAYING determined to leave old Augusta dearly a:
love he) and perhaps The State, offer for sale IN:
little FARM on which live, situated the main road
leading from New Hope Wsynesborough, three miles
from the former and six miles fom the latter place Tho
Tract contains IL Sd Acres, with ioerable improve.
ments and is in fine state Of cultivation, with brtweea
hree and fur Acres of excellent Meadow and
falling stream of water running through III also the best
kind ola Spring within twenty yards Of tho House. A
further description is deemed unnecessary as all IN wAn'
of such property will doubtless examine and Judge for them.
selves, as they aIe respectfully invited to d.
1.-THE above property is not sold privately before SaIar
dav the 2st of December next it will on that day II
o'clock be offered public sale, when terms will be made
known, and due attendance given by
N. B-Tf sold privately, due notice will be given
Novemhor IL IS50-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

FtorR, SUPREME, So 81
whEAr,per Bushcl, 75c
Rvs, soc
OARS, 30c
BUrIER, Fresh lie, Firkin II.
EEATHESs, 33c
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

WILL be let Greenfield in Nelson County on the 10Th
w day of December next, the making Of ten miles of
the Iowardsve and Rockfsh Turnpike Road being that
pn lion from the top of The Blu" Ridge, to the Greenve
road The road is now being located by N J. Barnett, land
will be ready saked off beture the day Of letting.
Proposals will be received for mile more. Address
the President and Directors al Iluwardsve. For mnde
Of construction address N j. Barnett Esq Covesvie AL
hemarle COUNTY.
November 81, lS50-tdl.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
Ten STAGES tsE Public Sale
IN STAUNTON, DECEMBER 18TH, 1850.

WILL sell FOR CASH, the SLAVES belonging TO The
Estate of Michael Quinan, decd. They are without
exception, young and valuable
BRICK STORE.
Al the same time will sell the Store now occupied by
r. j. s. W. b. Crawford and will give the purchaser the
privilege of extending the time Of payment from year t"
year, nut exceeding YEARS, if he will secure The pnr,
chase money by deed Of and personal security and will
pay the interest annually. Possession given on The LIST OF
April. 1851.
This Estate are notified that prepared 10 make convey
ancps upon their giving security satisfactory the apprals-
eas Of the Estate and thai other will be accepted
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Ex'or Of M. Qunlan.
Nnuen,. % IS50-lds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
A. II. Fl. STUART g. d. s. YOUNG

A. II. II. STUART d ID. s. YUUNU
lave associated themselves il the practice q" Inc Law
! under the firm and style Of STUART & YOUNG. me
partnership is formed for all the Courts holden at o,aun-
on for the Superior and Quarterly Courts of Rockingham,
ingham and the Superior Courts Of Rockbridge.
d. S. Young will give prompt and faithful attention to
any business that may be conded to The firm, and will ad
wise and confer with Mr. Stuart, during his residence al
Washington, which. if not proraced beyond two years
will prevent his personal appearance before The Courts
in all Igaed causes, they can scarcely in The present
stale of The dockes We called heore the apseu that time
&C. D. S. Young occupies Mr.. SIuarts Office, and may
be found there during business hours.
SIaunton Nov 20 lS50-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

yN,HE subscriber will offer for rent on the 25ih Of De-
Il cembpr Two thirds of that valuable FARM, known
as the Brunnea Tract lying Mt. S"lon, Augusta
County There upn the premises large two story
DWELLING, aud all necessary out buildings lhe said
property will he rented M The term ohee years and any
one desiring rent good Farm. will do wei 10 attend al
tho lime ard Mace of renting Terms made known the
day by JOSEtH "Enorn;
November 20, lS5O-tdr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES.

HAMPERS New Monthly Magazine for November,
this number completes the first volume, few ful!
SETS on hand and for sale subscription prices The Inter
national Monthly Magazine for Novrmber The Fathers
Of the Desert by H. Ruffner. D. D. Browns Concordance;
The Alter by Charles F. Deems, editor Of the Southern
Methodist Pulpit; Crozpt's Arithmetic; Another supply of
Miss Bpechers Domestic Receipt Book Temperance Song
Book The Book that will suit you; The New Carmna
Sara Aso large supply of beautiful ANNALS and Poet
cm FORKS and Fancy articles, suitable for Holiday and
Bridal Presents; just received and for sale ny
ROBERT COWAN.
Stannton Nor IS, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance of the above decree shall on Saturday Inc
4lh day Of January next, proceed t"SeII on the prem
ses the 2l8 ACRES Of Land conveyed To me as trustee III
the deeds Of trust above mentUned IN the terms Spcu
in said decree. The land lies about 81 Miles N1hwes
c S,ann,nn adjoining the lands of George Welsh. Rob
er Snapp and others There is comfortable Lag Dwell
luu House snail Barn ard "ler buildings On said farm.
The su Of good quality and it is from lis locality desITa
Bile place 10 man who desires In purchase small iar.
MICH. e. KINNEY, Trustee and Comm
Doo.,oher A 1870 Ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
one JzNOMfh Later.

rNHE Subscriber has just received another supply Of
L. FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting in part of
Brown Crushed and Loaf Sugars Green ond Rio Coffee
also superior article Of West india ground and in pound
papers Molasses, Of different kinds; Young Hson and
Imperial Teas, extra article; boxes n f.. Cheese
bux Pine Apple Cheese very fine; barrel No.
NIackarp Srotch Herring Soap and Candles Of differ
ent kinds Ginger, Spice Nulmees. Cinnamon. Cloves.
Cilrun Sal Soda Carb. do, Fig Blue, Indigo, Starch
Mustard. &C., Sc.
ALSO-Panted Tubs Buckets and Coolers; Measures
Sners, Sugar Boxes, Slick and Wisp Brooms, and IN
SHIRT every article usually kept 10 an establishment OF
this kind all Of which will be sold very low Call and
see for yourselves at The Store opposite the Spectator W.
flee. CHAo. II. BALL.
Siannnn Nov G. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
RAGS r AGS !!

100 OOO LBS. of Linen and Cotton Rags, wanted
lVO,oVO by the LIST day Of January next at the
Messy Creek Paper MIL near Mt Solun,in Augusta cour-
w. Virginia We shall also need about $4,000 lbs Of Wool
len Rags. for which fair price will be given.
G The undersigned will be prepared furnish all kinds
of PAPER. at wholesale prices, after the first of January
next Orders are respectfully solicited.
CLARKE, MILLER s. HALL.
November 81 IS5O-3l
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
YENERATION.

w,suxeroy ID. c.. Nov 2o--i learn upon und'no't"
,,hni,y ,b,, when the Mess We of President tin'
communicated To Congress it will be found chaIac1e' h I
with undauned irmnrss and will make an era ~ md
,ory of our Government of more than ordinary 80 o
impmtance It's length, am told, IS not 50 s'a' 90
al first surpassed. c...,,.ros arc now in
na'",I ,a.dv f., delivery with The Message.
vsr. members fthp Cabinet. with t'er families
made heir first .rma the President aud his family
to-day at ten o'cuck since the arrv" I" Ine res'ur''
family Il was brilliant aho u''S' "''e''S""s ''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
Valuable Greenb rier LANDS for sale.

6SONFORMABLE To the provisions Of the will OF WI
y liam Morrow deed. will, TN Saturday the 4th uay
January next, on the premises, SELL public auc''n ne
entire ,nd Estate oi said Morrow Containing about .Nl!NG
HU.NDREU IND SIXTY .dChES' II WIN W, or S,Iu
IN saar.1e rr,c,s la, the Tract Of abut $50 ACRES,
adunng The lands uf Ezra Walker, Samuel cClu"S aud
David Iuckwpr, within fifty yads ofheJames River a"d
Kauawha Turnpike road 2nd A tract Containing about
700 acres adjoining the first tract. On this tract IS
situated the Mill
These tracts are valuable aud worthy the attention OF
persons desiring 10 purchase good FARM. lhty "re ABOUT
hree mites from Lewisburg
rbe terms will he one fourth CASH. and for the residue
a credit Of me- iva and three years.
The land will be shown any person desiring 10 exam
inc il by Geoge Lewis the subscribed ,,,,
INV - y JOHN A. NORTH.
Administrator with the will annexed
0..La.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

AGAINST SDocI0o No'" 'o"0"
Jacksons heirs,
"The Court doth adjudge, order and decree iha' ms.
thew Pison, Commissioner for that purpose aPPoa'es'
do proceed sell BY way Of public auction upon the prem
ses after ou weeks advertisement Of The terms ."s
aud place Of sale The Sauuon Spectator, at tho fo0t
door Of the Court house, and more public places
nearest the premises for cash sufficient TO deay the ex-
penses of the sae and as the residue upon credit Of
one two and three years. all The Real Estate Of which III:
said VIM s. Jackson died seized and possessed reported
by the Commissioner To consist Of about ONE nun
BRED AND sixty. SEVEN ACRES-taking from
the purchaser bond with sufficient personal security and
retaining the legal title as ultimate security"
On Saturday the 2Ist day Of Dec, 1850,
will offer the Land above mentioned, the premises, st.
uated in Augusta County, about FIVE miles above Green
vile, adjoining the Lands Of COL Archer NJ Moore Jacob
MATTHEW PILsoN. Commissioner.
November Is, lS50-ds
EE Rockingham Register copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
. Y. JONES. NJ D. VIII
NEW FlRMRN STANTON.

TVNHE undersigned having purchased d. NJ. Hufiman's
entire stuck ufGOODS. b q leave To inform lhe pen
pie If Saunnn ard Ih surrounding country that they M
tend continuing the NrrchantiP business al ID. NJ. Hun
mans old slsnd Opposite the Ps Office, where they wllI
sell goods cheap they be hao in Sannon for cash.
We sucil liberal share OF public patronage with the CON-
fdence that we can peiOrm what we prnesS.
JONES s. WHITE.
Sinnninn December 4. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
MILL ovvNERs, LOCK- HERE.

IN consequence of Mr.. Abr.ham Smith having sud his
A Mill viii he uut of employment by The FIST t" April
next Any persun Marling good Miller Will lind 1t to
his interest to employ me. have practical and 'heofe
cal knowledge Of The Milling business, Address
ELIAS G BREWER,
Mt S"iou, Augusta co., Va.
Below give Mr. A. Smiths certrfcae OF my capacity
as Miller, Sc. ~
do hereby certify, that have employed Mr. Elias q
Brewer as my Miller for nearly five years and from his
urnrrel department aud the honorable manner IN which he
has conducted HIMSELF cheerluly recommend hun I" be
sober industrious and hone well qualiled Ia
take care uf any Mill trusted tn his care Given under my
hand this 9th day vi November, 1850.
ABRAHAM SMITH.
December a. IS5O.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
GAMBLE MANDATORY.

TEHE undersigned still continues the manufacture of his
superior Candles (which are pr nuunc,d equal If not
super,r To Hull's Patent Candesot New York; The sub
scrbe bnaS ct 10 20 years experience IN the
Inanufc'ur RIM Of this article, but merely would state that
the art q making gud article he has obtained hnSehy
attending al the very best factories o Baltimore and Pha
.den'ia Re has on hand ahnu 10000 tbs tarw "f his
own make and aS receiving large quantity from Phil
adelphia which will manufacture INT" Canhes aud sell
ON the liberal terms would say Merchants Of This
place thar he will take nat one aIfr goods. lie will sell TO
cash reduced price and alS forward Cand'eS
to any part Of the State by Stage hSown private convey
ance.
Ial1,w taken in exchange for Candies. the Cash will
be raid FIR The same JOHN II. Asst.
D.c.mber 4. lS50-3t.
F~Fg- Vindicatnr and Messenger copy times.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
NEW EsTA ELLIS e. NJ IL VI

rsNHE subscriber would respectable inform the citizens of
Slaunun and Augusta county, that he has commenced
the manufacturing Of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
The stand formerly uccuprd by Francis BOwles. Decd,
and he hopes by STRICT attention 10 business and desre to
please, In merit share of The public patronage.
lie will do all kinds of GulIeng and Ruofng with Tin,
Zinc Copper in the very best manner and on The must
reasonable Terms. JOHN Z. GROVE.
SIanninn. NoY'6 lS50.-2m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
HRECME.V RIDGE = CON:VE

Lave lately received large and fashionable supply Of
IL READY MADE CLOTHING, and are prepared to COM
pee in cheapness, quality style, &C., with either Jew
Gentle Their very desirable stock, all Of which will be
warranted, CONSISTS in part of the following:
Fine Black and Brown Clulh Over Goats; Fine Black
Frock and Sack Goats Fine Black Dress Coals Fine
Beaver Clulh Over Sacks; Felt and Pelersham Over
Goats and Sacks Blanket and Pilot Over Coats; Fine
French Cashmere Pants; Fancy Cashmere Pants Sat
iinet and heavy Pants; large variety Of Vests, Draw
ers. Shirts, fine Linen Collars, &c.
Their stock will be made still more complete by fresh
supply daily imported.
Slaunion, Nov. g. lS50.-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Notice

TBAyING dismissed Of my entire stuck Of Gmds to Nessrs
4 4 Jones s White would respectfully return my SIN
cere thanks to thuse whn have literally paironzed me
whilst in the busueSS earnestly request those IN search
of Bargains give the present firm CALL who VIII al
ways he ready In shnw their GOODS I" any one whe'her
he buys or not. S, give ihrm Trial and buy cheap
Those indebted will please call aud settle as LONGER
indulgence cannot be given. bear this in mind,
ID. NJ HUFFMAN.
Staunlon December 4. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

p,,i,i,n has been started in Virginia. asking The
Js,;sl,nre for such appropriation "fmuney as VIII nave
sxscrrpd and placed the University of Virginia mar
bic statue uf Mr. jefferson. of full size to be suitably pro-
teced aud located such ground as shall be iound must
appropriate.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04

90 singular discovery has been made in MadagasG ear
Fossil eucs of an enormous size have been inuhG ~ % o
Of torrent. The shells are an eEnth I" an .,
the circumference of the egg itself two feet two inches
round the middle.