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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-29

THE subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage wAck
has been extended to him heretofore w0ud respectful
y inform the public that he has just returned from the
North with large and we'll selected stock of Goods 10 bic
line, consisting ia part Of the following articles:
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
RATsINs, IN WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER BOXES |;
Figs, Prunes, Cuants, Citron SuItana Rasins Dstsa.
Hard and soft shell Almonds, FIlberts, Palm Nun,
Ground Peas. Cocoanuts.
ALSO-Loaf Pulverized and Brown Sugar. Coffee. Tea,
Molasses, Salt, Candles, Backing, House and Coat
Brooms, Jumping Ropes, Pipes and Sssns, Tobacco ss
chewing and smoking Soap for shaving and washing.
very superior artice Pickles, Preserves, Muscat ass
Claret Wines, Cordial, Brandy Cherries, Capen Olives,
Salad Oil, Essence Of Lemon, Peppermint and Cinna.
mon, Mustard, Sardeaus, SaIeraus Ginger, Alspics.
Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Soda. Alum, Pearlssh.
Tomato and Walnut Catsup, Preserved Ginger, Match
es Buckets, &c., SC.
Together with lot Of fine SEGARS, consisting OF Lafa'
mas, Wandering Jews Esco.ts, Principe, Regaliss,
Spanish and half Spanish together with stock Of Cor
FEcTIoKARIrs of his own manufacture all OF which 10 v
determined to sell as low they be bought in this bar
ket either wholesale or retail.
Z. N. CUSHING, Agent,
Staunton Nav Is, 1850
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED. near Staunton Tuesday evening the Dist nst Mr..
JOINS ALLEN, aged about ~ years.
DIED. in this town. Sunday evening last after protract-
ed Illness Mr. MtcHAgL QUiSLAN, aged about 20 The
deceased many years member Of the Catholic Church
DIED the residence Of Dr. p Sother her
near the Warm Springs Bath County, the 9th day MAY
1850 Mrs D. FRv aged II gears widow OF the late Col John
Fry after long and proracted illness, which she bore with
mecncsS and patience, characteristic OF her whole hav
ng discharged in exemplary manner all her social duties
No beloved aud respected by all who Knew her
particularly the young loved her for her Kindness ranknes aud
nothcrv soclude for their welfare. Mrs T. woman OF
bencyoence and liberal charity, her kindness without
e ct TO persons her naked she clothed them
hungry gave them bread sick She mni,teed unto them
cheeruv literally She has left several children and many
devoted friends her death but they mourn not those
without hope Mrs f. in early life made profession c. rci
gon and united herself with the Methodist Church but
years did regard herself member any Church, but
controlled her fcon@s mil o9 & III r"arlrJ her as
lady of devoted pie-and her hin and reliance upon the
acr OF her sustained and red her the hour Of
death for her Death had errorto her afflicted daughter
who kindly attended her she expressed herself said she
willing 10 die and be at peace. FRIEND.
G5- Richmond Wing requested to copy
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inlay ID, 1850.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

T'HE undersigned are now receiving and opening their
Il Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
purchased since great decline in price, in many articles,
which they offer very ow CASH. or to punctual dealers
on a short credit.
They feel thankful their friends and the public for the
liberia encouragement extended to them thus far, and hope
by strict attention business merit continuance They
deem it unnecessary to specify articles and would only say
that they have general assortment of Dry Goods Groce
ries Har,care Queens,cae Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
&c., Sc. They ask call and examination of their stock
and feel assured in saying that you will find to your in
erest. BROWN u FULkS,
Siannton May Is 1850 Opposite Morris s Goodies.
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ESe Wise I'm Time.

TITS FOLLY TO DEFER!-AFFIcTED READ.
THOUSANDS suffering from diseases from which there
difficulty in being permanently and speedily relieved,
provided the right be used AS every has its
punishment so it would every disease has its remedy
This true, and there nothing this life certain than
that the Ameican Compound most speedy and certain
remedy for all diseases of delicate character known the
world Adapted TO stage Of the disease and con
cn at all times and there fears of exposure
enton from business, restriction diet from the certain
and speedy relief gives the popular remedy of
the day Ten Thousand have been cured eecuay by
during the past year Prepared by practical the at
icted rely with confidence its curative powers dis
OF this character Full directions accompanying each bottle
{ CAUToN.-Ask for the American Compound and purchase
only the Agents 294 Market Philadelphia and OF
SAMUEL STERLING Stanton, Va
NAV %, lS5O-tl9S.
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

RY virtue Of authority vested in me, by the last Will
NJ and Testament of John Sworze sen Oate of Angus
ia County. decd will offer public SALE to the high
bidder, credit be made known on the day SALE
Saturday the 22d Of June next parcels Tracts Of
Land The first containing by survey
SzrA 235 q ACRES,
hs9M having upon it good LOG DWELLING
ls%A HOUSE. large Bank Barn, and all other neces-
say outhouses, Orchards of choice fruit trees about
IS Acres of first-rate Meadow, well waiered,
two good springs and creek running through said Land
Near onehalfn Timber of good quality This Land Of
excellent soil for Wheat and is in good state of cultivation
The second Tract contains by survey 26a Acres, having
upon it comfortable House, with well Of excellent wa
ter near the house, small Orchard Of choice fruit and is
also well mbered These Lands lie six miles South west
of Stanton, Immediately the Mddlebrook road Lex
ngton. An ndisputabe title can be made to the purcha
ser of said Land at any time after the sale thereof Pos
session will be given in time to put out Fall crop.
For further particulars, and view Of said Land apply
to the Executor, residing the same.
IRA SWORTZEL,
Executor of John Sworzel, sen, decd
May g. l950.-lds.
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NOTICE.

'sNHE undersigned would respectfully notify the old sub
a scribers TO the ''WEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE"
that their subscriptions due, and would urge upon
them, prompt and immediate payment of the same, that the
Trustees may be enabled meet all their engagements
Gas the several payments fall due) without embarrassment
All persons wishing record their the parch
be deposited in the Corner Stone the building,
do 50, by paying to Mr. ]. c. KYLE, either of the
Trustees, One Dollar each Three Dollars for an entire
family, at any time before the 25th inst.
Mr. John c. Kyle is authorized 10 receive payment from
any of The old subscribers well those who subscribed
on the LIST inst JOHN w. HEDGES, Agent
Wesleyan Female Institute.
Stanton Nav 8 1850
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
ca OF III L n &.
LET the longest Pole knock down the Simmons ~

XVALDAUER s. PoLLITz, are daily receiving fresh
w supplies of Ready-madc Clothing, at theil
Fashionable Establishment, which they can, owing to Pc
cuar advantages afford sell at lower prices than any Of
their acquaintances this side of Baltimore If any respo
slide individual doubts The fact, all he has to do to satisfy
himself is, 10 call, examine AMI COMPARE their Stock with
any other in the market They not given to boast
ing than the generality of mankind but they must, when
they look at their well selected and assorted Stock of Goods
own, and feel that they have right to be proud. The
following are few of the Goods in store:
Superior Fine Fock Dress and Sack Goats, Of Cashme-
rett; Summer Cloth, Drab Brown, Linen and Cotton
Coats various coors Fine Black and Fancy Cashmere,
Linen and Cotton Pants Black Satin Silk and Fancy
Silk and Satin, Cashmerett, Cassinett and Linen Vests
Caps Hats, Cravats Hankechiefs and every other
ticle usually kept in Clothing Store.
Stanton, May Is, 1850.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

N pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Chancery for Augusta County, rendered
the November Term, l849 of said Court, in the case
Geigers heirs Gegers Administrators. &c.. the under
signed, the Commissioners therein named, will on Saur
day the 18th day Of May 1885, in front of The Post Office
in the Town of Saunon proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the following Real Estate, to witt
Tract Of Land situated Betsy Bell, near Saunon
containing ga Acres, II Poles according to survey
made by John Clarke, in the year 1886.
A Lot Of Land, containing about Twenty -four Acres
lying the South side of the Stanton and James River
Turnpike, about mile from S,auGlon and adjoining the
above 67 Acres, IL Poles.
A Lot of Land, in the Town Of Saunton, containing
Four Acres, purchased by George Geger, of john Nc
Dowell.
Also Sxtysix Poles of Land, within the Corporation oil
Saunton. conveyed George Geger by Jacob Lease and
John g. Sewers Trustees on the 3st of March, 1888
by deed recorded in the Clerks Office of said Corporation
Also the interest of George Geigers heirs, in House
and Lot in Staunon, the intersection of Market and
Beverly Streets conveyed George Geger, by James
Bcke and wife,
Terms OF SALE.-So much Of the purchase money in
hand will deay the expenses of sale and the balance
payable in equal iHstamenis at SIX twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale, the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds with approved personal security for the defer
red payments, and the legal title to be retained ultimate
security. The Commissioners will give any information In
their possession to persons desiring TO purchase.
BREEZE JOHNSON. 2co,,,,,
ROBERT P. KINNEY, '' 30
Aprl II, lS50-4w.
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philadelphia, May 90, ls5o.-6m
NEw MUSIC {!

Z EE s WALKER, successors TO George Willg, No l62
IL Chestnut street. under Banuns Museum have just pub
shed and received large number Of beautiful Ballads Polkas
Sc, &C.
l.. w have the pleasure the public that
their stock of Sheet Music consists of the largest and
pete 10 De found the country they constantly
adding their stock all the Music published New York;
Boston, Sc, SC.
PANos-A fine assortment Of the best Of New
York and Boston, at the lowest cash prices.
Musical INSTRUMENTs.-Ao, general assortment OF Gui
tars VolnS BanoS, Flutes Accordeons &C., VIOLIN Guitar
aud Harp Strings Of the best Italian qualities all of which will
be furnished 10 the public aud the trade the lowest rates
&C. Orders punc,ually attended TO.
Phllade pha, May %, lS50.-6m
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PUBLIC SAlblNo

ON Thursday, the 18th day Of June next, will sell at
W public auction, the late residence of Samuel Jack
decd, all the Personal Property Of which he died pos
sessed, viz: Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate requested present them
the day of SALE The Terms of sale will be made known
at that time. ROBERT p. BROWN Ex'or
Nav 20, lS5O-tds
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ArL EY & CO.,
(LATE BAILEY s KITCHEN,)

LATE BAILEY KITCHEN,
1876 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Importers Manufacturers of Watches Jewely Silver Ware
and Fancy Goods,
OFFER the public extensive assortment of every thing
~ in their line, to which they constantly making add
tons by every arrival from Europe large and varied assor
Of Plated Sheffield Ware, consisting part of Rich Wal
Tea Sets Coffee and Tea Urns Epergne Branches &c
Silver Ware Of every description kept constantly hand
manufactured order at the shortest notice. the mandatory of
the same being attached to the
They especially call the attention of the public their choice
and varied of London Liverpool and Geneva Watch
from the factories OF T Cooper, NJ Tobias CO. Hyde
Sons ALSO from the celebrated establishment of Jules Jugen
son, of Copenhagen
English French and American Jcwery Of every description
Diamond Sets Bracelets Breaches Ear Rings Finger Rings.
Turquoise, Pearl Garnet Ruby, Emerald, and Coral Sets.
Marble, Flint, Bronze Stauary, and Paintings Metal and
Porcelain, from the hands ofcelcbated artists
Strangers visiting the City, respectfully invited to visit
their establishment.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of Watches
Philadelphia May 90 lS50.-ly
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FAR = r - DU @ = ,

n and after the 18th inst, our Fare between Sausts.
" and Winchester will be reduced 10 THREE poLLAas
Passengers taking seats by either the Day Ag or the
Night Line will have the privilege of changing to the ok
any point the route These lines are supplied With
the VERY accommodations, having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus,
for the Day Light drawn by fine SIX HORSE teams and
Elegant Troy COACHES for the Night line. By this line.
direct connection made either Stanton Winches
ter with all departing lines
The Day Light is tri-weekly. The Night, or connect
ing Line leaves Saunon daily, except Sundays. at o.
clock. p. NJ, and Winchester at o'slsck P. NJ, after
the arrival of the Cars.
CO For passage apply at Taylors Hotel, Winchester,
KEMP & CO.
MAY Is, IS50-tf.
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FOEs ZEN r.

A COMMODiOUS Tenement on Augusta Street, i'm
medately opposite The residence of Mich. c. Kinney,
Esq., containing six good sized rooms, besides very spa
cous garrett the whole size of the house. and two excellent
dry cellars, one having fire place. There is also good
bricknogged Kitchen and servants room All of which
now undergoing thorough repair and will be ready for
tenant during the present week. For terms, apply TO
Ii. j. s. w. B. CRAWFORD.
Slannon Nav % IS50-tf
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tsSIENIDGlA e EINNlsE9
NEYT DOOR TO r. CRdWFORDS.

no HEREBY give notice to all who purchase DRUes.
~ MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUrrs, WINDOW
GLASS PERFUMERY Soaps any kind Of Goods in their
line, that they are now receiving from the Northern Mar.
kets large and full Stock, to the examination Of which
they invite the public confident that the quality and tsrms
will give satisfaction to all who wish to buy.
The Ladies will find Store the greatest variety Of
Perumey articles for the toilet and Fancy Notions ever
offered in this market.
Physicians orders filled with and despatch, at Rich,
mond prices and Medicines in every instance warranted.
To Paianers, Builders and Contractors we offer great
inducements the way Of Paints Oils, Window Glass. a
To County Merchants offer such Goods in our iias
as they may sell at city prices, carriage added.
Stanton, May s, 1850.
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.IEt. Scion, May I5, 1850.

rE,E undersigned would just inform his friends and
TONER'S thai he is now in receipt Of large and spen
did assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising almost every article usually kept in retail
Store. All of which he will sell very low for CASH or to
punc,ua customers upon the usual tme good supply
Of Lumber always hand. Also, few more of the Llv-
inston Plough and points for sale.
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Mt. Scion, Va, May Is, ls5O.-3m
.Wonfercy, Kaight0Md County.

WE have now in Store and for sale, complete stock
w Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, which
we offer 10 the public on the accommodating terms.
That Goods sold cheaper in this town than any where
else in this region. has now become unquesonabe TO
into any Store in Bath, Pucaonas, in the country parts
of this County and say any Thing about the prices of Goods
and almost the first thing in reply will be, will sell you
Goods as cheap they will in Monerey this is always
considered sufcient-bu DON'T depend upon assertions OF
this sort-coHIe and realize Our thanks due, and are
most cheery given 10 those who have heretofore patron
lied our establishment.
A. STEPHENSON & CO.
Monterey, May Is, ls50.-3t.
&C. Vindica,or copy times and hand act to this office
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AGENTS.

TaEoDoRIc McRoBERT, Esq Willamsvile, Bath County
WILLIAM L. FERTle, ESQ., Hunersville Pocahontas County
Mr. THoRNToN G. SroUT, New Hope, Augusta County.
WILLIAM w FLEMING, Esq, Monterey, Highland County
JAMES S. Guy, Esq Deerfeld Augusta County.
Col. George w. HULL, Mcdowell Highland County.
Mr. JACOB CRIsr, Long Glade, Augusta County.
Mr. SINCLAIR HARTMAN, Green Bank, Pocahontas County
Capt DAVID MCCALL, Mt. Scion, Augusta county.
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yyTMCRGSTEx2 & SCOTT.
wx1LrAM RYAN & CO.,

LADIES' Who'll SALE
BOOT and SHOE lIANUFA CTURERS,
No. Is, South, Fouth Street, Philadelphia
TENIIE subscribers thankful for past fvos would respectfully
inform their friends aud the Merchants of Virginia generally
that they have increased their facilities for manufacturing 10
the largely increased demand for their work BY this
ARRANGEMENT acr ourselves shall be able to present
full aHd complete Stock than other Srn%r LstaS,
be inferior III depends upon ourselves deter
mQed merit the atteng preference given by friends
in Virginia. AL orders promptly and faithfully attended 10
WILLIAM RYAN & co.
w R. CoHsve received three Silver Medals from the
Franklin Institute of this City.
Philadepha, MAY 80, lS50.-6m
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no those whom it most Concerns.

4 SPEEDY settlement of the estate of the late Samue
IN Myers, decd. is desired, and would therefore, re-
specty request all persons who may be indebted to the
estate to come forward and settle soon as possible lest
be compelled proceed by course Of law as Is my DUTY
j. w. MYERS, Administrator.
Mt Sidney, May 8, l650.-lm.
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NOTICE.

rE,E Mercantile Business heretofore conducted by the
late Samuel Myers will be conducted by his son, who
returns his thanks hose who paronzed the father and
asks continuation of that patronage 10 himself have
lust received and opened new and good assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, to which would
call the attention of the citizens Of Mt Sidney and neigh
borhood. Come and examine my Stock, will endeavor
render satisfaction. j. w. MY Eho.
Mr. Sidney Nav g. lS50-lm.
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sTAUNTON DRUG STORE.

TENHE undersigned have received their SPRING SUP
PLY, and would respectfully solicit call from thew
riends and the public generally. We will always kssP
on hand fresh and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dyt.Stuffs,
the latest Patent Remedies, and general assortment
Fancy articles, Soaps, PeJfumery, &C., sc.
EEs- All orders 5rom Country Merchants and Phys
clans will be promptly attended to. ,,
Siauntop Nav |, 1850.
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JOMN WORsEUGE,
MHOLSALE AND RETAIL STOYE DEALEI

No. 239 Market street, Philadelphia.
H. would inform his friends and the public generally that
- he has taken the above Store where he intends keeping
full and complete of the styles and most
proved patterns Of Stoves consisting in part follows
WagarS, Pratt s Co.'S, Quincy ArTight Cook, sizes.
Wagars' improved National Tight Cook, ) sizes.
The Eagle Air Tight, sizes and all the prominent
Cooking in Market together with extensive
ent Paror Hail. Church aud Store Stoves Wood and Coal
Air Tight, Ercdicaors, sc.
The his having the extensive and elegant asort-
ment market will make emphatcay the interest oil those
connected with the trade call and examine the
JOHN HORSFULL.
philnheluhia May $3.50 FIN
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IlAIRRlAls.s RECORD

On the 22nd instant by the Rev john E. Nassie DR.: GEO
T. RoBsON Of Madison County, TO Miss ELIZABETH NJ, dagh
ter Of David Kyle, Esq, Of Rockingham County.
On the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr.. -, Mr.. RoBERr H.
WILSON, TO Miss SARAH NJ daughter Of DIR. Thomas Frame,
decd, all Of this County.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-29
20 the Ladies.

WIN KYLE respectfully invites your attention TO his
w splendid assortment Of Calicoes; British, French
and American Ginghams Lawns, Berrages, Striped and
Plain Linen Luslres Silk Tissues rlan black, hlcn EN-,
bodered and striped Dress Silks, all Of which will be sold
at the lowest prices.
Saunton, May g. 1850.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHMoND, May 25, 1850.
Brrr-Seale Weight-$3 so 81 90. Extra quality will
command higher price.
HoGs-$5 Sc nett; market dull.
MUrroNs-$2 So nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE May 25, 1850.
BEEr-Scale Weight-S 81 So
Hoos-$5 90 S. 80, in demand
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II. n. GREEN,

MERCER POTATOES.-l2 or Is bushels Il Msr.
MI Ger Potatoes part of which unsod can be had i'm
mediate application. WHITE 4 Gu.
Nav 1850
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c. The Episcopal Convention (says the Alexandra ia
zete adjourned after harmonious session OF four days on
Saturday evening last On Sunday evening, the closing
religious services were held in ST. Pau's Church, when
farewell addresses made by Bishops Johns and Meade
Thsnsxt session of the Convention, in May, 1851 will be
held in StauDton
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-29
NEW DRESS GOODS.

III J.&W.B B. CRAWFORD invite the attention of
Il. Ladies to the following new style Dress goods which
offered the lowest rates. Rich Golden Shaded Cha
meeon Silk, Pic Mic Chequered Do, Chameleon Striped
d. very Cheap Blk. and Blue Blk. figured do, SO and
A Vezee Silk, Rich Luse, Polk and Chassa fg'd ou-
land do These with may other desirable goods can now
be had upon application.
Nav s, 1850.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

Staunton, May Is, 1850.