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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

s7~rSstvi Soes~ - S--i-s
a Gerry held ,sor Augusta county on the 9Th. 4
December, lS49. =, r..
Samuel Hansbarger, aa.daministra.or Of Robt. Hare
barger, decd. and John Shumate. Piainli6i-
Major Dowell's Administrator, and Abraham vinsi
and others, the Dsvisees and bebs Of the said Ma.
jqr Dowell, Dec'd.-Defendanis.
On motion Of the Plaintiff il is ordered that thb
cause be referred to Master Commissioner Hendrsa,
who is authorized TO take an ac Of the real estaAs
Major Dowell, the testator and ancestor Of the De-
PENDANTS, died seized and possessed ofits present SOh
dition and who are in possession Of the same. Ane
further to state account Of all the debts the said
DoweIl owed at the date Of his death which bound
his ands TO whom the same are now due, and thcis
respective prorties the value Of the v3rious parcels
Of land and which OF them should be first sold anl
the order in which they could be most conveniently
parted. And the said Commissioner is authorised
to cohvake the creditors Of said Dowel before hin
by order Of publication. :,
:. Extract-Tresis.
CHAPMAN j. KINNEY, D. Q. .. ..
January 80, IS50-4t.
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UhRiVtLtED LRsLIKEstiissIalks'
4 RE taken 10 the Latsn Siyls, with all'.As IN
a improvements 10 the Ar, BY
81 ~ -, 11aulh 4. = -. go


a improvements 10 the An, by
Rankin 4 Mack, T
i5cin philadelphia, who viii remain IN tas vl.es
iYfe few days uply. fpr the psrpqSe Of iusnishfne
sh9se who wish, with sn accurate Likeness, Of d..
selves or friends. Those who examine sheir pie,
lures VIII see, that in depth Of tone, lisIiks ex
Preston beauty Of execution, and harmoaiess
blending OF light and shade, they arc sscoxD ~
NONE IN the Country and amer receiving sups-
nor nnlsh with salution of gold, are celebrated n
their soft tone and while
THEY FAR EXCEL TIfE Fuxsr pxrsr1sA
they are equally as durable The pl,.es ON which
they are taken are Of the finest FRENCH MAN.
UFACTURE, and no pains or expense are epeteI
in getting them up in the best manner BY the M,
Of the galvanic battery.
o. A full course Of instruction. or Instruction 6
all the late Improvements in the Art, given on Ten.
sonable terms. - ~
o. Rooms open from s, A. M, to S, P.M,do-
ring which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen ofthh
place are respectfully solicited to call and sxsuiss
Specimens.
9 Co Price from, Two polLAks upwards. Slsls.
faction guaranteed in all cases.
~ Rooms over the Clothing Store Of BSss
& Sterrest, adjoining the Virginia. Hotel, !.
80 RANKIN g. MACK
Staunton, Feb 6, lS5O.-3t.
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THE SEof1a HAvt CALLED
And 1. Paul and 4. Burke have AnsveroH;

A = and air i'sf f.ss., i. DAY AZ
E.1s--M. LIGHT ,ACCOMMODG.
TiON STAGE, from Winchester 10 S,sansoa n
hours less time than the mail has usually nsi..
They ere thankful for, patronage received snd The
many expressions Of kind feelings on their behalf
aud now in turn must call and depend Upon the pcs
pie to sustain them, promising to run on 40 lcuro
wanted, notwithstanding we are thrsatensd viii
determination, and vengeance 10 declared sRainss
the Union Hotel, Of Winchester. while eyss
. coach is running from her, from whencs thor
think said COACH emansied. True, Il has, msisl5
because the Coaches of Parish. Peyton, Kemp {
Co., were frequently forbidden to take p,ssenrers
from said House, ordering them to their Office aal
starting place.
.Ys who have looog wanted the accommodates
Sage, give US proof Of your works. Call at ibs
Union. Winchester, and Nc Chng,s, Staunton, %.
joy comfort and plenty at reasonable rates, and iaks
seats in Coaches from Winchester every MondsJ,
"Wednesday & Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday,
Thursday & Saturday. Fare Though a.
ISAAC PAUL,
THOMAS BURkR
January 80, ls5o.-,f
.. 80 ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Wh-
chester TO New Market.
gW. THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor ftsa
New Market to Staunton.
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MARRIED.,

On the 3rd January at the oak,, Kcosa uquo county
Iowa, by the Rev. Samuel Clarke, Mr.. RoRERr M
CLARKE, late Of Waynesboro', Va, to Miss REsEccA
HIT, daughter Of Dr.. J. w. Ebert, Of the former
place. -, a.,
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. j. J.. Gio,sbrenasr
Mr.. GEORGE F: KooeLEa, TO Miss ELIZABETH AS.
pnEws, all of this County. e.. -
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. J. Killian, Mr. sam
uEL w. PATTERSON, to Miss MARGARET GoNowER
al Of Augusta county.
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'j,HE undersigned having associated ,hsnsslyei
l. together as Apothecaries and Druggists would
respectfully solicit the patronage their friends and
the public generally. They will always keep On
hand fresh and well selected stock Of DRUGS,
PAINTS, OILS, AND DYE-STUFFS-the
latest and most approved Patent Remedies, and q
general assortment Of FAscY ARTICLES, SOAPS,
PERFUMERY, &c., sc. =. y
All orders from Country Merchants and Physi-
rishs, win be promptly attended TO.
A. D. WREN.
6. K. HARPER,
G. N KINNEY.
S,aunton. Feb. 6. 1850.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of.
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 4th
Arson p. Norton, Morris owen and Alexander c,
Norton, late partners in trade nhder the style and
firm Of Norton, Owen & Co.-Plalnsiffs,
lGAiSsr.
Henry I. Deal and Henry syoop. late partners in
trade under the style, and firm Of Deal & S~oope
ard Peter SYoope-Defendanis, 3:
In CHANCEkY.
:, The Defendant, Henry /. Deal and Henry
Swoope, late partners az aforesaid not having enter
ed their appesrance and given security. according
to the act Of Assembly and Tie Rules Of this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory Evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth It is
ordered, tina, Tie said Defendants do appear at the
Clerks Office Of the SAID Court, on the fist Mon
day in May next, and answer thebill ofthe plaintiff
and that COPY BE- forthwith Inserted in some news
paper published in Starnton, for two mohlks sue
cessively, and posted at the from, door ofthe Court
honse. Copy-Testc,
CHAP. j. KINNEY, d. c
February Is, lS5O.-2m.
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ron RENT

WfEL Sc rented to the highest bidder, on Sat
~ ,urdsy the 2nd of March, the FARM Of
Francis Johnston, Decd, lying on~Middle River
adjoining the Lands Of Rubert Kenney, George
Poage and others, for the term Of one or two years
the renter giving bond and security for the rent
Possession will be given Immediately BY y.
GEO. w. ,MOWRY,
WIN. s. HANGER, :.
Guardians for the Heirs
February ID. IS50.-3t.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

vVNHE undersigned have associated themselves to-
gehsr as firm, for the purpose Of conducting
the Mercantile business in Slaunton. at the Store
formerly occupied by Hugh J. Crawford. Uniting
to stock Of Seasonable 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 from both
Town and Country consumers.
HUGH j. CRAWFORD,
VIM. B. CRAWFORD.
Staunton, Feb. 90, 1850.
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NOTICE =.
TO the Stockholders Of Tho Louisa Railroad Co.

A N Act Of the General Assembly passed the 2nd
"A day Of February, instant. directs the Treasa-
rsr of the Commonwealth to subscribe the guarar-
tee of the State 10 certain Bonds Of the Company
An Act passed on the .... day Of January; NJ,
timo, provides for the extension Of the LOUIS Rail
Road from Stauaton TO- Covington. Both these
Acts require the aclion Of the Stockholders.
>, A general meeting win he held at Louisa Court
house, on Wednesday the 6ih Of March, a. i2 "
clock. JOHN GARRETT, Treas.
N. B.-S.ockhtiteiie will Sc entitled 10 a free
ticket j. U.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS. :;
o. WIN. w. FLEMING, Esq, Of Monterey, High.
land County, is authorized agent for the Spectator
o. Col. GEO W., Hut, Of Mcdowell, Highland
County. is an authorized agent for the Spectator.
o. Capt, DAVID McFALl, of Mt Scion, i. an an.
thorized agent for the Spectator.
o. Mr.. WillIa N CAApMAS, of wsynesboroagh, /.
an authorized agent for the Spectator.
o. Mr.. JuHN ]. LAREw, of Greenville, 10 an au.
thorzed agent for the Spectator.
o. Mr.. JAoos Crisr, of Long Glade. is an aothor.
lied agent for the Spectator. Fs
o. JAIME. s. Guy, Esq of Dsorheld is an authoris-
ed agent for the Spectator.
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Bargains: Bargains!!

HUGH ]. 5. WIN. B. CRAWFORD invite
"A the attention of buyers, To their fine STOCK
OF GOODS, which they offer at prices that must
give satisfaction. Being determined to do business
upon terms agreeable to the customer, we shall 81
ways have The right kind of Goods. and the lowest
prices. All kinds of Country Produce bought and
taken in exchange for Goods
Slannton, Feb. 90, 1850.
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Hon. john {. CALHouN.-The health OF Mr..
Calhoun is said to be still in most critical and
precarous condition Notwithstanding the announce
ment in some Of the papers Of his convalescence.-
His physicians regard it as matter Of extreme
doubt whether he will be able 10 do more than reach
home. His return to public life is regarded as an
ihpossibility, though letter to the Tribune says
he has declared 10 some Of his political friends that
he is determined ,oaddressih Senate again though
he might not survive the aitempt.--BaItimore
Clipper.
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An AMERICAN CARDISAL.-The President or
Mexico announces, in his message, that Plus IA,
in order 10 manifest his gratitude for the lively IN
teres taken in his welfare by the high functlonares
Of The republic and It's eccesas'lcs, has slgnied MS
desire to confer upon some Mexican bishop The d'g-
nifty of cardinal A ponllhclal agent Is expected al
Mexico and, if this cardinal is made, he VIII % Inc
6rsi diunilary Of that sort in this continent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

ExoRcIsINe-The General Democratic Com
mittee of Tammany Hall, New York, passed the
following resolution, among Others OF The "same
Sort" at its last meeting
Resolved, Tha, the individuals in this committee
who voted against Cass and Butler at the last Ere
sldental election, viz Ryders, Purser, Downing,
Kelly and Miller, be expelled from this committee
nasmuch as at the last meeting resolution was
passed by The committee declaring Ineligible as
members thereof any persons who voted against
Cass and Butler.
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Notice e contra ctors and Road Hands.

sItJott = f-n.&-,4- . 4 l:.'..
m lion TO the following articles, which you need
in your bGsineas, because he wiloffer inducements
to buyers Heavy Twilled Blankets, White and
ColOred; Countrywide Linsey, for WarmsIsrs
Country-made Yarn Socks; Twlled and Plain
Scarlet and White Flannels; 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.
S,aunton, FeS. s, 1850.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of Merrill
"A Gushing, decd, are requested 10 come for
ward and make payment Immediately. as it s very
desirable the estate should be settled as speedily as
possible; and all those having claims against s.;i
estate will nleasc .L-,.. %. eetileDent 70
EDWIN NJ. CUSHING, Agent
for the Adm'rx of Merrill Gushing, decd.
February Is, lS50-4t.
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ARRAicNNENr OF Professor WsBsrER.-Ths
legal ceremony was performed on Saturday, in the
Superior Judicial Court at Boston. The accused
responded ''nvt guilty" in firm voice. He an
nounced that MI. Sohier and Judge Merrick were
his counsel, who being in Court, expressed desire
u have the trial colii.nenced as soon as possible
tuesday, The 10Th Of March was assigned by the
Court as The day for the trial.
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Notice TO Contractors and Road Hands.

YyHE undersigned has in Store the following
Il Goods which ne viii sell at very reduced
prices. Heavy Road Shovels, long and shot hap
dies; Strong Steel Spades; Heavy Trace and Hal
ter Chains; Hand Saws and Curry Combs; Iron
Spoons, Skimmers. Ladies, and Forks; HollG1w
Ware Castings, cery lo,o; Tubs, Buckets. BrOon,s
and Nails. Call and look, for bargains shall be sold
at HUGH j. CRAWFORD'S, !
3. Near the Post Office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

gifts said that the administ'atioti has deiefm:
ined to resist the proehSiohs Of The British Govern
ment TO jurisdiction over any part of Central Amer
lea. The British Government has assumed the
protection Of the State cf Costa Rica, and having
before that Of the Mosquito Kingdom, they occupy
both sides of the canal route
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20
FORM on PROXY.

Know sil men By these presents thsif ..
Of DO hereby cohstilale and appoint
ny attorney, for me and il. my name,
to vote on At as: g s ~, & S Sgh esse
Yea Rail Road Company, 10 be held on The 9th day
of March at Louisa Court house.. hereby ra,fSing
all the ache Of my Said attorney in The premises, as
fully as if were present and voting in person.
In testimony whereof, I.have hereunto affixed my
hand an1 seal, this day Of 1850.
:. -. [ssAL.]
To be a.,ostea By one witness.
f. make general power, add here "or any
future meeting" .r
February IS, ls50.-,dm.
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Drnes and Medicines,

SUP. MORPHINE. Quinine, ChlOToform
~ Strychnine, Cassia, Lump Magnesia, Blue
Smalts, Pure Ground Ginger, Judkins Ointment
Lamp Chmneys, &c., just received and for sale by
-. E. BERKELEY.
Stanton, Feb. 90. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20
REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY feR SlLR

I WILL Offer my farm and Min property pr.
= yately until The 18th Of March next. n sold
before that time due notice VIII be given, and ifnsl
sold will op that day, offer it at public auo.ies
without reserve. There are on the land two good
tenemenis, and it will admit of being divided iahs
two or three parts to make one trac, OF 80 .,
so ACRES witha good Brick House and oshss
buildings, and another Of about IS or go ACRES.
Including the Mill and Saw-mill with good Dwell.
ing house and all other necesaty eft 5aildfngs-a
On the same day will also offer variety Of ps,.
sonal property-Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farming .,
tensis, Grain in the Ground and Household fuIsi.
tuEs, &c. ROBINSON HANGER. q
January 80, 1885,.
~ Rockingham Register and Tenth Lsgiai
copy 3 times and forward accounts to Spectator OF
fee.
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BEWARE OF iMPosToRs.

THE subscriber itakes this opportunity to inform
the public, that thete are impostors travelling
through Virginia, selling receipt Sar making a
Wash Mixture for. washing Clothes, ,rhich is an In
ffringsn.ent upon Stephen Crane, Patent Chemical
Compound Mature FOR Washing Clothes and other
things. Cranes being the only patented Compound
or Wash Mixture that IS in use, and Mr.. Cranes
Directions or Receipt has been printed and sold by
these mpostors-some Of these without dates OF
signatures-and the vender refuses TO give his
name.
have purchased the Patent-right for the State
Of Virginia from the paien,ee and |, or my Agents,
will sell county or family rights on accommodate
ing terms. And hereby warn all persons from
lied agent, as it is violation ofaw, and they make
themselves liable for damages and in all such cases
they will be dealt withns lhe law directs;
MATHEW McKEEVER.
February Is, iS50.8St.
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ROM the liberal support eretotqre extended to me as
member Of the Bar, in the Courts Of Augusta Goa
feel encouraged to offer my professional services to the
citizens Of Rockingham, Highland and Pocahontas. To
the first Two, in hsirrespec,ye Quarterly and CIRCUIT
Superior Courts and to the Other in their Circuit Su
perior Court only Office in the Brickrange, second
room from the North end. on the East Of the Court
house square, in Staunton.
Staupton Feb 6, 1850.
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WE are just receiving and always keep on hand,
w full supply and assortment Of Lamps, (some
beautiful siyles) for burning Oil Lard and Burning
Fluid. l1ousekeepers are solicited TO examine our
stock. ESKRIDGE s. KINNEY,
Next door To B. Crawf1rd's.
Stauuton, Feb 20, 1850.
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NEWTON.

NEWTON.
Ssid Negro 10 near six feet high :;
square built; about IS years Of age,
and very black He had on when he
left yellow Jeans Sack Goat and
panla1oons Of the same, black hair
cap, pair Of home made shoes, the soles IF which
are well filled with shoe.tacks. He took no other
clothing with him, and unless he exchanges his ap-
psrel with some one think this description suffi-
GENTLY plain to Identify him ! Pureb,ssd SAID ne
ney, Esq, and il may be that he is lurking in the
reward for the apprehension 81 Newton iYtsken oul
Of the State Of Virginia-$25 If taken on. of the
county Of Augusta, and $40 il taken in the county
and secured 50 that get him again. ~
February 20, is5o.-if:
B Rockingham Register copy until forbid
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, February 10, 1880.
sErr-Ssaie Wsisht-saa ssso s,sHpt
supplied.
Hoes-$4 75a SIS nett; marketdul.
MuTToNs-S3 SO a 81 nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE, February is, 1850.
BEEr-Scale Weight- So so a So.
Hoes-S5a SIS so, in demand.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20
NOTICE.

HUGH ]. CRAWFORD, avails himself OF
IL this opportunity. to tender his sincere thanks
to his friends and pa,rnns, for their liberal supper,
sss @ se ap m bit e' also S that Sl may
be steadily increased.
Staunton, Feb. 20, 1850.
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CoNsbMPrroN IN ENeLAND.-Aunual deaths q,
bou, 40 900, being oncninth Of the Fundamentally
The largcs, proportion are artisans
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THE MARKET PRiCEs.
RICHMOND MARKETS,
Week Ending Feb. 10.

b .a
.EtouR-$4 81 a $500.
iCLovERsEEp-S5a62 rs.
>HEsRINas-$6 so.
.SHAD, SIS 50a s.
BAcoN-$7 so. 80.
LARD cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT-$l 05. 80,
CoaN MEAL-65c bush
WHIsKEY-Rectihed, Y6c
BuTTER-Firkin II q II c
PLAsrEs-S3 90. z,
sALr.-,$i doa 81 As.
CoRE-55c.
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SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, &C.

inn BAGS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green Rio,
io " e G hhds new crop Ssx o Orleans Sugar
10 bills. Water, svda and Sugar Crackers, re-
'e''e1 Apu ''''-' WdoD s BANNER.
= Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

G.oD LIVER OIL, (Geauqss, 1ecsilFed and
~ for sale BY a. r. BERKELEY. "
February 90, 1850.
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s1oo REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, living on the
~ Long Meadows, in Augusta County, on Mon
day morning tho 18th inst, my negro man
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TAKE NOTICE.

WILL be offered from this day the entire Stock
W of GOODS belonging to the Estate. Of the
late Alexander s. Hall, large proportion Of which
are very desirable al very reduced prices, for cash
ISAAC s. ALEX. HALL, Adm'rs
Staunton Dec s. lS49-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

r .ANDRETH'S Fresh Garden Seeds, just re-
~ ceiyed and for sale BY .,,Es u,;.i A.
February 20, 1880:
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law a9a4
Chancery for Augusta County. Monday the 7iS
day of January, 1850,
Henry Eidson-PlainliR, = 4rnly.
AGAINST ,.:,
William Kinney and Briscoe G. Baldwin, Ex'su,
Of the Estate Of Nancy Kinney, decd. and eth
IN CHANCERY.. :. st,,es..
The Defendants, John w. Stribling and M'gnsa
w. Strblng, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according 10 the aersof Asseu,;
bly,, and The Rules Of this Court and it apPearins
by satisfactory evidence that they are mol nhabi.
tants Of this Commonwealth. Its ordered, ,hs'
the said Defendants do appear on the frs, Monday
in April next. and answer the bill! Of the Plaintiff
and that copy IF This order be forihwi! inserted
IN some newspaper printed in Staunton. for wy
months successfully, and posted a. the front ds'i
VI the Courthouse. D.. >, %. n
4 copy +. E. KINNEY, so, 3.
J,,..,, ~ losn On,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

NAMiLY BACON-Wbite s. Co., have in
Il Store 5000 lbs, of prime Bacon, for sale on
accommodating TERMS.
February 20, 1850.
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staunton Light infantry

DARADE on Friday next. (22d February at
Il o'clock, P. NJ, at your usual place, with arms
and accou,remenls in complete order; also prepared
with l3 rounds of blank cartridges.
- =. JOHN H. Asst, Captain.
February 90, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-20

MACCARONI-Just received. a supply of
w Maccaton. E. BERKELEY. \
February 20, 1850 ~
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MEMOIRS Of William Wis s.. J.p. Koonss.
" dy, new and si revised edition, a! half the
R Bsss sas e Tss , s'fs Hi . as'as a'
a asssb FL, Sc esi Hs.5 Al'is s e'l y A.
steI's Guarto Dictionary; Johns,on's Natural Phi
iosophy lie Brun's Teleilsque; Gillis's GFescv
Key to Davie Algebra; &c Sc. just received add
for sale by :. ROBERT COWAN.
S.auniion, Jan, 80. 1850,
DH. a. r: LAIRD
At the Virginia Hotel,
STANTON, n
January 80, isSo-a ="
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NAnrErs.
I. Week Ending FEB. 10.

,FLouR-$4 rs a So 80,
, .HERRIsos-$6 rs 3 so.
;'ShAp-S7 so a 8 90.
BAcoN-6c. per ID.
!, WHEAT-S5 u 90c.
$| eessZsD = CSC.
|.IaslOEsc' per is
PLAsTER-$4 so per ton
EEArBERs-30 q 32cslG...
IRoN-S l00a lIe per ton.
BErswAx-20c per ID.
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Comlnission Is Notice.

'I,IiE Creditors Of the late M,jor DOwell VIA
l. lake notice to produce their claims with svt.
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