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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE

IN pursuance to decree of Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County of Pocahonas rem
dered at the October term lS49, the subscriber Commits
soue by said decree appointed will proceed ON the 9Th day
of November, 1850 That being Court day tosei in front
of the Courthouse Huntersve, The Lands in said de-
cree mentioned situated in the north end of Pocahontas
County, being part of the Land Of Jacob Gum, Decd,
and adjoining the Lands of VIM Lghtuer and others, and
containing by estimation 100 ACRES. This Land lies in
good neghbohood. and is likewise adapted 10 the pur-
pose of farming and will be sold credit Of six, twelve
and eseen menths the purchaser giving bonds and secu
rity and lien will be retained as further security of
purchase money.
sione shall only convey such title is vested in me by
virtue of said decree.
'''NO " WIN. J. WoODDELL, Comm.
October l6, lS5O.-tds.
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RECORD or DEATHS.

DIED on Tuesday last advanced at the residence
rs in This Mace Capt WILLIAM Bows formerly OF
Wavnesborough The highly respectable clt
rem ana his remains Inferred with Masonic honors
DIFD on tbe 18th instant the residence OF her father
sr;oe Till Augusta County Mrs SARAu SMIh aged 10
49, months and n DAYS The dec ssed leaves husband
enc child friends 10 mourn their loss
DIED a the residence Of her husband IN highland Oouny
Virginia FRAScEs ERvISE consort OF " laH Er'ine' " VIZ
SSH wear of her age Obituary next week 49,,
Death near On Saturday afternoon the ON Iast' H'e
.o9 pggv DOOM were called surrender their hue son
aged about years. the cold embrace OF Death ana
ON Monday the 18th the oreaoon sey again called
oa 10 surrender LtAM about years Old They both died
Of pnrd sore throat believed. Several others OF the same
family children have been ana are still afflicted oy Tue SAINT
fhe medical aid of pr Laird and good nursing all these now
ever could not save poor Robert and William BE
ore in the hands of merciu Saviour, who has said Suier ut
M children 10 come me- Tor Of such is the Kingdom OIL ea
ON The writer of this humble tribute tenders his sincere con-
oeuee TO the bereayed parents and their surviving children Tor
the loss Of two such amabe well behaved and promising boys
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
VARIETY OF STOCK,
PU BLIC SALE

pETNG about to remove TO Kentucky will offer a. pub
ID lie sale, the highest bidder, at my residence on the
of Oct., (nst } great variety Of PERSONAL PROP
ERTY, snch as I'D
Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, Farming UtensL, HoshOd
and Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c.
ALSO-sI3 ACRES Of Mountain Land, lying in
Turks Cap and one-twelth part in the South Mountain
ChaIybeate Springs. credit of months will be giver
for ali sums Of SIS and upwards the purchaser giving bono
with approved secerity, under that sum The cash will b
required. JAMES ALEAANDEh'
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
wARV11Ss SIG. dc.


TIME Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the Soldiers
whether regulars, volunteers or milliia} engaged IN
the War Of 1872 l3 and IA and in the Florida or Semi
mole War of 1886, '37, '3s, and General Wayne's
War, or any war since $780, hauing finally passed Con-
gre the undersigned being in possession OF all the orms
and understanding fully all the requirements OF the various
offices of the Government will attend promptly oProcurng
the same for claimants. -,
In case of The death of the Soldier the Widoc or or
Children will be entitled.
Soldiers who engaged to serve twelve months or during
the war; and actually served nine months, will receive lou
Acres and those who engaged six months and ac
uay served four months, will receive ~ Here's ana
those who engaged for any, or an indefinite PERIOD,
and actually served one month, will receive 4O Here's
AS the Claimant Warrantee is not aloced the prlv-
ege of selling and assigning atcay his Certificate or "
rant but compelled locate have his land located and
as considerable delay and risk in procuring good and adca
ageosu located Land will be the consequence, The sab
scrber in order to obvae the difficulty has made arrange
men,s with competent and responsible gentlemen in the
West to select and locate Land in person, thereby Sc
curing prime farming and marketable Land, after which,
the Patents for The same or the Land be sold Ut desr
ed full eale-thus saving $50 500 on the claim,
besides guarding against Spectators, and many unforeseen
difficulties that will otherwise occur. i =,
Forms and Instructions furnishedthe Warrant or Ger
,cae obianed-the located and the Patent or Land
slid at full prices The Fee for the rhole Seruccs will
be moderate. >.
To- Address, postpaid,
JOHN S. GALLAHER, JUNIOR.
Washington, D. c., Oct. 9, le50.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23

A n Essay Jewish Circumcision. and Christian Bap-
N lism written by the Rev, VIM. CALHooN, has just
come from the press and may be found at MIR. COwaa's
Book Sore The price is Is cents per copy Some will
be sent to DR.. Payne's Book Store, in Lexington =,
Some arguments used by those who have written on the
subject heretofore are necessarily introduced into the body
of the Essay The Of presenting the subjec and
the foundation which the supesucture is erected, are
original So much So that the pamphlet may be said to be
new thing under the sum- compared with any thing that
has been written the subject for many centurles.yet
the doctrine taught in il is for is extracted from
the scriptures and dressed up in its original costume 1t
is equally adapted promote the interest of the Pesbye,
ran, United Brethren Methodist Lutheran and Episcopal
Churches as its tendency establish the divine rite OF
infant baptism.
Octoher l6 IS50
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5B1@ES9 Ig@GES9g

SKETCHES Of Moral Philosophy, by Sidney Smith
Book Domestic ECONOMY by Miss Beecher Miss Lsse's
Complete Cookery Miss Le,le's Complete House Book
Virginia Housewife; Personal Recoectons by Charlotte
Elizabeth; The Western World, by Mackay The hya-
cinh, by Mrs Grey julia Howard, by MIS- MARTA Bell
Kennedys Memoirs Of Witt; Graham's English Sypon.
ymes Reds English Dictionary; Browns Philosophy
illustrated Astronomy cash price rs cents any Of Har-
per School Books Will be sold for cash at their retail cat
'0s'' pee' .aLMA.IaCS FOR 1851.
Business Mems Almanac German do. Ddtch English
do Comic Almanac; The Virginia Almanac, with two or
three other kinds will be received soon.
s,auuton. Oct. 9, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
"ApsnpHi, Ross Co., ONO, Feb. Is. ls4o.

..JMesvs J. Kidd 8, Cove wish to inform you 'ha'
we have sold ali your Worm Specific you left WIN U.S.
We wish you TO send more soon as
it has given general satisfaction here. we nave sa II.
for it since we out Of the article. IL mas s
other preparations in this county, ana ioi '''
wish to keep supply on hand parrrEpsoNu
NJ 49,. r ~. hnndreds of similar communica-
lions which the proprstors Of this medicine are daily re-
ceivng. Where it has been lhoau'eu mas Oe'o'e 'he
most popular remedy IN USE
o S,a,0onwalso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States
October %. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
LIST oF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Stanton, October
~ st 1850, which if not taken out before the Isl Of
January, 1851, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
A-Richard S. Allen; Jacob d. Argenbright, l.. F. ).
Amiss
B-Mss M. E. Bailey Mrs. Ann S. Bailey, Nathaniel
d. Bacon. John Baldwin, Peter r. Bright, Mrs. May
Bear, Thos S. Brown, James B. Banner, Miss Sarah Il.
Bishop, Capt j. l.. Burkhart Daniel Baber.
Quicker s. Coles, Annie Craig, N B. Craig, John
Cox, j. Cahill, Amos Crosbyr, Hannah Clarke, Ncho-
las Chos, j. A. Cluney, John Carney, Michael Connolly
Michael Courtney.
D-William Dean, Rev. ]. B. Davis, James Dull,
John H. Dearnett, Maurice Donovan.
E& F-Henry Edison, ST., Lewis Faiobi, Dr. Ihos.
H. Fisher, Samuel Frame, Rev. John Forrest, Daniel
Flower Maurice Fitzgerald Thomas Flahery.
G-Miss Lydia Gish, George Glasccck George Glenn
George Gose, Catharine v Gossbrenner, John Grove
Philip Griner, Michael Grady.
H-Clinton Hall, Doct. b. Harrison, Edward Hammer
Jacob Hilde5rand Charles L. Haas A. ID. Haden, Han
nah Hartman, Jefferson Holly, Mildred Huffman, John H.
Harris George Hudson, George Houseman, Thos. HYDE
John r. Hurdman
J-Benj. Jones. Geo. johnson, Jane Y. johnson, VIM
B. Johnson, Daniel James.
K&L -Andrew Kelly, Patrick Kent, Lucinda Lucas,
Ben Lee, Thos N. Lee VIM. Il. Lowell.
M-Wiam Mccoy, John w. Merre,t, Mary Nal
com, VIM Merre.t, James B. Madison Henry Mish, Jas
w. Miller, Heirs of Lieut.. Robert Mckinney WIN; A.
McCung, John Murphy, Bridget Murphy, Martin NC
Nulty, L hOmas McCrohen, James Mogooerty iho''
McCadom, Edward McA1anomen, Micheal McNlanafa'
Michael Mcnamara, Charles Mccarthy, Mrs. Mccarthy
N s. o-Eliza Nickens, Nancy r. Newman, Bridget
O'Donneliy. ~
Prev J. D. Paris. Rev. VIM. Pinkerton, philip H.
Pendle,on, Alex Paris John w. Parks DR.. Phednsler
RI. A. Rowan, John Readmond, Elizabeth Hobeson'
Joseph r. Rulings, Michael Riley.
S-John W. Smith, John Steep, Mary Shackelford,
George W. Schweitzer, John Sumers, Hon. David Stew
art, Julia A. Sharp. John Sullivan, Timothy Shea.
T-Christopher II. Thompkns George Taylor Sarah
Throgmoron, Patrick Tearney.
w-]acob Whsman, E. Walker, Daniel Whitmore
Jane Williams, Christina Welsh, Joseph Walker Mary
E. Wright, James Wright Ann c. White, lle,y Wag-
ner. WIN Woods. N. G. BROOKS, ?. NJ.
Sianninn Oct l6 lS50.=3t.
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sS.FLDEkS'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
At the Yirgimia HOteI, staMnt0n.

VEHE subscriber begs leave to call the attention OF Inc
n ppbic Ia his GALLERY which he has fitted up in good
style at the above place. where he prepared to produce
pictures by an original process in few seconds time with
out regard 20 weather These pictures are Tar superior to
The old Daguereoypes, and resemble very much paint
ing on Ivory sd warrsnted not 10 fade Particular az
LARGE assortment If 6ne Gold Hunting bockets on hand
which were selected by myself the North and all very
rch-some Of them as large as Watches and opening with
a sprinc holding one, two pictures. Also new
style Of Book Cases, richly Gilt, and inlaid with Pearl
Instructions given in the Art and instruments anu all ma
terals on hand and for sale at moderate prices
call is respectfully solicited. ,y,,Drp
Staunton Oct % lS5O-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
BEARWALLOW FOR SALE.

7>HAI large and valuable FARM, called BEARwAni
Low, belonging to the estate Of Chapman johnson,
decd lying between two ard three miles North Of Saus-
ton, will be sold privately, either altogether, or in parcels
10 suit purchasers and upon accommodating terms It
tains near THOUSAND ACRES, and is susceptible Of
sell the whole together.
Or Apply, by letter addressed to the Subscriber a His
mond. GEO. NlCOLSCN JOHNSON.
October 2, lS50-ti -
30 The Richmond Wing, Buckingham Ksgistsr aaA
Winchester Republican will and PubIish weekly tl
forbid. -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23

MOVEMENTS IN GEoReA.-Ihe Union men OF georgia
seem 10 be auusng themselves in the glorious cause Of
re,cs and union A large meeting held on the OH
instant in Clarke county which manifested the greatest en-
thusasm in behalf the Union The meeting was address
cd by Mr. Speaker Cobb who has already taken the heu
Two Wings and two Democrats were nominated as tue
meetino Of the people has also been held in luHpk'n
county which took strong gtousds in ave asasalnng the
Union. Other counties are adopting similar measures
The Savannah Republican has assurances from hf'een
counties in great coongowing sections OF the STATE OF
Georgia that staunch Union delegates VIII be elected ou
rnch OF those counties to the State Convention
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
25o STOVES.


VyHE ssbssdbsr l. ssv il The receipts = 20 S1VsnB
= such - die
Victory Cookiar Stove, Iros Witch, DsIdnsss Artec
New Kitchen Companion, Gresa Mssntsn Airtsse
Eua Alright, Ben franklin Alright Pariof SsoVes -
front; Parlor Stoves, different patterns; Isa Rsts Sssv
with boilers; Ten Plate Stoves, withoss boilers. = .
He also keeps constantly on hand gensfs sssonense
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET InON WARE
Stills, and every thing in the Copper line masdhesfst
order, and in the very bes, manner.
Also RoorNe with Copper, Tin or Zibs, and Gutssss
ing will be done on the most reasonable terms
He has also on hand superior article Of BR.aSS KET
TIES, very low.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles would ds
we'll to call and examine before purchasing eIeevbere =
the subscriber rs confident he suit them IN eYery ~
spect. Call and see B. F. POINTS.
Snunton Oct 9, IS5O-2m
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soMETHIN a NV.

YHE subscriber has just received bis Fall suYply 4
l. FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting 10 pan q
Browa, Crushed and Loaf Sugars Green snd Rio Csdss.
also superior article Of West Inds ground and In pound
papers Molasses, Of different kinds Young Hisoa and
box Pine Apple Cheese, very fine; barrel No. /
Mackarell Scotch Herring; Soap and Candies Of disr.
ent kinds; Ginger Spice, Nutmegs. Cinnamon, CIsves,
Ci,ron, Sal Soda, Carb do, Fig Blue, Indigo, Sasch.
Mustard &c., Sc.
ALSO-Painted Tubs, Buckets and Cooless; Measses,
Sifters, Sugar Boxes, Stick and Wsp Brooms sut Il
short every article usually kept ia esabshneHs of
this kind, all Of which will be sold very lew. Can Dad
for yourselves at the Store opposite the Specssa Of
flee. CHAS. n. BALI.
Staunton, Sent. %, 1850.
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I6Oih Regiment.

TIME Courts of Inquiry, Battalion and Regimenal, will
be held at Spring Hill on Saturday the 9Olh of No
vember The Battalion Courts will meet atlo ocock,A Nj
Officers can obtain copies Of the revised Militia ri
laws by applying to the Commandment, and their at G
tention is called to The provisions regulating the mode
of keeping and returning their rolls. w
Officers who have failed 10 furnish the Clerk with WI
the evidence of qualification to their Commissions, MI
are notified that unless they comply with the law on k
the subject, before the meeting Of The Regmenta ~
Court they will be reported for such failure, and their
places will be filled by new elections.
BY command, JOHN l.. PEYIoN,
Adjuant l60lh Regiment,
rlo,o,,o, IL 1b5O
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
TABLE CUTLERY.

VNHE subscriber has just returned from the North and Is
Il IS receiving
$50 dozen Knives and Forks at all prices,
G sets of so pieces each, Ivory handled ditto,
6dOzen Ivory Table and Tea do,
" Sc Table and Tea do. without Forks,
20 =" Butcher and Cooks Knives, asserted,
3 " Silver Plated Forks,
Also, Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Plated Britannia
and Iron Table and Tea Spoons, Ladies, Cevers Forks,
&c., presenting the best assortment before offered in
the Valley which those in want should in justice 10 Them
selves examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE +. PRICE, Hardware Merchant.
Staunton, Oct. 49, 1850.
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BOUNTY LAND

rY,o OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS of the army Of
u 1912, of previous Indian wars, Wars in Florida and
Mexico, militia and volunteers, their representatives.
The subscriber, who served for many years in the army
subsequen, to 1872 and was one of the committee apply
ing to Congress for land, that appropriation has
been made offers his services agent in procuring their
warrants, and dsposing of them, if necessary.
Attorneys in different parts Of the country will be Op
Grated with on favorable terms.
0s- Letters, postpaid, Washington City, D. q:
CHAS. j. NOURSE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
Henry Swatsle, and ais.
AGAINST
Geo,oe Furwider. and ala.

Henry Swatse, and ais.
AGAINST
George Fur~ider. and ais.
rV,HE Circuit Superior Court Of Augusta County, not
having before the Of asceainng whether or
not the distbuve share fJacob Fulwde in the person.
al estate Of his father equal to the Of the udg
ment against him. in favor Of his fathers estate, as to
cancel and satisfy the same whether it will be necessa,
ry 10 resort for any part his interest IN the eay-dd
DECREE at its June term 1850 SHAT The administrator, Ru-
doph Turk render before of the Master Commission
ers of this Court account of his administration OF the
estate of his inestale George Fuwidcr, said
Commissioner slate settle and report TO this Court a: ts
next TERM the condition of the same and particularly what
is the disbuve share in The personally coming aud due
to Jacob Fulwder, the son" Sc.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
Mill Gearing.

V,HE subscribers offer for sale all the machinery and
fixtures Of Merchant Mill, FOR running TWO pair Of
burrs The Packing and Smut Machines cannot be sur
passed. The above Machinery is nearly all new having
run but few months. and will be ready for delivery from
and after LIST day Of November next, as will be taken
down about that time for the purpose Of erecting Paper
Factory. Terms liberal. Address,
CLARKE, MILLER s. HALL.
Mt. Scion, Augusta Co., Oct. 9, l850.-f.
lgzr Rockingham Register COPY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
FINE FARM FOR SALE
IN R@0IxDBTIDGEo

TINE subscriber offers for sale hisvery desirable FARM
known as Harris Bottom, situated on the North Rly.
er about esudisan from Lexington and the James Hvss
Canal The Tract contains about 04OO Acres Of Land.
500 Of which are excellent low grounds, lying compacty
and producing the heaviest crops Of Corn, Wheat, &e-
There are number Of fine Springs upon it, and sufficient
quantity Of waterin each field, for the use ofstock. IL ~
fast few yearsa
GOOD GRIST AND SAW MIL
have been put up with 25 Acres Of woodland (mos.ly q
fine pne one and half miles above theU on the river.
and Of easy access. The mountain land adjacent, ,ds
extensive range for cattle and an ias1hausabe supply
Of Chestnut and other timber for the Use of the Farm.
is very rare that such property Is ia market asd invite
those disposed purchase to call my manager and give
It thorough examination; being entirely eontdsss hat
they will find il combining advantages surpassed By bv
Farms if any 10 the County. For Terms, apply To Mr. /
WILLIAM A. READ
September "a, IS5O.-St. -
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PUBLIC SALE

nm Thursday, the Oath day Of October next, II good
" day, and if not, the next fair day, win offer for
sale public auction residence the head waters
of Middle River about four miles Northwest Of Middle
VARIETY OF STOCK,
viz: eight OF ten head of Hoses-some of them young and
vauabe-about fifty head of Cattle, ten or fifteen ready
for markets about fifty head Of Hugs, &c. Also four or five
hundred bushels of Wheat the quantity Of Oats, and
six or eight hundred bushels Of Corn also several Wagons
Terms made known on the day Of sale. -.
WIN. & GEO. MILLER.
October Q. fs50.-tds. -
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.

EaN9S
A FTER careful examination of al! the facts in the
IN case it has been decided, that
BARE & STERRETT
have on hand at this me The pretties richest and most
fashionable assortment Of Goods for gentemens wear
ever offered in this market-conssting of
Cloths, CassimereS and TestingS Of every shade and
OF the latest styles.
All Of which viii be made to order at the shortest notice.
and in accordance with the Fashou of theday They have
also received handsome lot Of Shirts Cravas. Clones
Pocket Haadkerehets Sc, Sc, which they viii dispose
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, al tair prices
They beg leave to return their thanks 10 the public fos
past favor and pledge themselves to merit continuance
In conclusion we invite all who wish to SEE GooDs AS
IS Goops to give call at the old plase adjoining
the Virginia Hotel.
Stanntop Oct %, 1850
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
-:O:--
OPPOSITION STAGE LINE
Between winchester and Staunt0n:


rTHE Propiieois of the Peoples Cor so called "Tow
SrRiNao) Line, undauned at the }. SN@iR
monopolies or nick-names, have placed Ts5N{E4
Oh the above route frst-rae S--~>.-AA-
-FOUR HORSE COACHES,
capable of seating ID passengers good stock and experen
ced drivers They now confidently assure the travel
So literally, comfort and speed The Coaches will run
follows Leaving Winchester on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings and Staunton Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday mornings--through the same day.
Passengers called for put out at any convenient point
they desire.
Packages thankfully received and promptly forwarded
by this Line.
IT, For seats apply at the UrIoN HOTEL, Winches-
ter and McCLUNes HorEf Staunton, where passengers
will find every comfort and attention.
TH0S. BURKE, lPaopRrEroas.
R. l.. ALLEN,
A. P. FITCH, AGENT, Winchester, Va.
}. A. McCLUNG, AGENT, Stanton, Va.
P. S-Persons wishing seals in this Line IN
advance of their arrival, do so by writing to the a
gents. ID. y A.
May 20, lS50-tf
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We, the undersigned, having been members Of com.
mtee in applying 10 Congress for an appropriation of land
10 the old soldiers above mentioned recommend Major
CHAs j. NoURsE of Washington City, suitable agent
to be employed in attending to their claims
G. S. TODD,
JNO. G. CAMP,
GEO. BENDER.
October tS 1S5O-6ws
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O'RE.qR g E.VGLE.W.9.N,
TAIGORS.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, STANTON, VIRGINIA
--CGCo-
VHE undersigned have associated themselves under the
u above firm in the
gEAIE@RIMG IDUSTEIaSgs
and respectfully offer their services to the public. They
are in the receipt regularly, of the e,c York Fashions
and they assure the public thai effort on their part will
be waiting give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their custom. JAMES OREAk,
GEO. f. ENGLEMAN.
Staunton, Oct %, IS50.--tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
have appointed Monday the 4h day of November next
for the purpose of taking the accounts above drected-at
which time the administrator and the other parties interest
ed will take notice to attend my office in Staunton, pre-
pared 10 furnish me the necessary data, &c.
J. N HENDREN, Master Comm.
isL.oLox 16 1Qs0 O.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING!
u prlAAaT8 e goa

- POAAaT8 e COP
HAVE just opened on the Corner Of the Virginia Hotel
Formerly in the occupancy of p Bayne,) the largest
most fashionable and cheapest assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
brought this market They respectfully ask call
from all persons in want of Clothing, and If they do not
make good their statements, as to the quality and price Of
their goods they will not pretend to make sale. This
stock has just been selected by j. p, from the largest
so.tment in the Northern Cities with eye 10 the Fall
trade of this place. and therefore convinced that we
can sell the very article wanted to any person who wifi
favor us with cali.
The following articles comprise in part otr stock t
would be impossible TO enumerate alD Wis
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Frock and Dress Coats;
Black Brown and Invisible Green Cloth Sack and Sin
gle Breasted Frock do Drab Sack Over Goats, finest
workmanship; Black and Blue Pilot, Felt and Beaver
Over Goats White and Blue Blanket Over Goats;
Black Cloth Cloaks and Togas PanaloOns and Vests Of
every descriptions Caps and all articles Of Geatenen's
underwear
N. B-We can supply Country Merchants with an as-
sortmert Of excellent Clothing at City prices,
). POLITE & Co., Corner of Va. Hotel.
Stanton Oct g. 1850