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Tavern Stand for Rent.

WISH to rent my Tavern Establishments at the Warm
Springs, Bath Court house. The Buildings are OF Brick
large and spacious calculated TO accommodate aoou! ioy
persons and Stableage for fifty Hcrses There sad0ning
the premises good garden.
will also lei go with the Tavern, about ten Acres OF
Meadow four Acres of pasurage and the privilege OF get
ting fire wood off my Land all coseat hand: will fur
nsh portion of the Furniture such as Beds Tables Chairs
large Cooking stove, SC. am disposed TO rent on very
for doing fair business is very good. presume that any
person disposed to rent would and see The property
and obtain all the information no could and Judge for himself
The earlier the better, forsevcTa reasons.
GEORGE MAYSE.
Anrl 10. 1S5O.-tf
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PRocLAMATION.

TOWN OF sTAUNToN. S. s.-Know all Men by
these Presents: Whereas, |. Dam Rice, leglll-
mate Shakspearean Jester Knight Of the Striped Tights,
Envoy Extraordinary from the Spanish Banks Of New
foundand, Minister Penpoenary from Ho Shong, Hors-
Tong and Clown of the Great Western Circus, having
ceived since my arrival with the above Company divers
kicks, cuffs, insults &c., from the worthy Master of the
Ring Francis Rosstun, ESQ., together with the most voc
erous outrageous umuuous, unequlvocal and unrecoded
noises shouts and disturbances from the attendant! aude-
ces do hereby without desire premeditaed intent oli-
fringng the Laws of "Old Virginia."
CALLTHE PUBLIC OUT
ON TUESDAY, MAY THE 9TH. 1850,
FOR ONE DAY ONLY,
To witness one of the most Varied and Novel Equestrian
Exhibitions ever given. Let them cume if they dare God
save the Commonwealth
Although it is intended that mrth and humor, with
due regard to the astdous taste, pevade The enre
entertainment yet may be proper to enumeale inc MU
sIcAL GyMsAsrlc AND EQUESTRIAN ARTIsTEs, who VIII
make IN that part of The Entertainments to which the above
Hero does not alone contribute, and who comprise more
talent than is to be found in any similar establishment In
the country.
SYNOPSIS OF TEE ENTIRE TROUPE;
Mus,o.- Orchesiru-Gaul's Brass Band. POcaI-Dan
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TO THE LADIES.
II. n. GREEN

Il. n. GREEN
HAS just received an elegant and fashionable as sortmsnt
L of Dress AND FANCY GOODS, embracing in part The
following articles, viz
Rich Dress Silks, Black Gro de Rhine, and Fgd Black
do, Checked Plaid and Printed India Wash DO, GIace
Levantnes, Satin Striped and Plain BaTages and lis,
sues, in all colors Corn colored Dress Goods (sevsra
varieties New Style French Lawns, Gbeaui'ul arice)
Embroidered Swiss Dress patterns, Festooned Linen
Cambria Handkerchief, at every price, Plain do Black
and White Lace Dem Wells, Barge do, French Work
ed Muslin Capes and Collars, Lace do Transferred Lace
Cuffs and Ribbon do Rich Sashes, Neck Ribbons GU.
ner Black and Co!ored Kid. Silk, Lise, Thread and
Riding Gloves, Black Silk Mts, Belts in every varlo.
ty, Marceanes, all colOrs, Lse, Thread Cambria and
Muslin EgGs and 1ssrg BosS ass P Pa6ey s
soils LARGE size Black d. French Flowers and Bonnet
Tabs
ALSO-A beautiful assortment Of Corn COored and
Brown Linen Half Caters and Morocco Slippers In all
colors, "a new arcle.) &c., &c., SIC.
C,arnton AnrI II 1870
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FINE VALLEY FARM FOR SALE,
Together with Stock, &C., DC.
May |, 1861

nN "Wednesday, the 18th of June, will sell at Pub
W lie Auction on the premises, that valuable arm upon
the South River and Irish Creek in the County Rock
BRIDGE, called PHEASANT DALE" This Tract OF
Land is Of the most compact and beautiful IN .he Cou
~ and u1ites to remarkable degree, facilities for raising
both Stock and Grain. 1t is miles East oil Lexington
within one fourth of mile of the Lynchburg and Buffalo
Snrinos Turppike-3a miles from Buena Vista Furnace
five from Navigation and about four from the route of the
Valley Plank or McAdam road, the location OF which is
now in progress. The tract contains about
700 A0BNss
four hundred Of which cleared the balance IS In TIM
ber-embacng the usual variety There are uP%aros OF
goo Acres OF Creek and River bottoms,-4o Acres OF
waerod Meadow and such remarkable command OF wa
tor that much more could be made II desired ABOUT loO
Acres principally uplands are well set IN iimony ano
Glover The buildings are numerous. Inc DWELL
LING-HOUSE is plain but comfortable ana mas an .e
usual out-houses attached together with delightful
Sprnr almost at the door, The BARN is very large and
ia well shaded There is large Stone building WIN wa
Ter mower attached formerly used as an extensive dse-
~ There is also Chopping Mill with Corn Crusher
for the purposes of the Farm Few tracts IN the Faey
unite that is desirable than TINS ono' on Is noIe
especially as Stock Farm that it commends itself to no.
ce inasnuch as is admirably adapted 10 grass, and Is
con venent to splendid Mountain range.
Those who want very beautiful and good Farm upon
good terms, would do well TO attend this sale.
On the same day, Immediately aI'er he Saie VI VIC
we will sell publicly,
Horses, Mules Steers, Mieh Cows Young Cattle, Hogs,
one BULL, of very fine Stock, about 100 head of SHE
mostly Of the Blackwell and South Down cross,-togeher
with many articles ofhusbandy not necessary now to emu
merate Possession Of the land may be had at as early
perod as any one would probable DESIRE Inc properly
will be shown to persons wishing to purchase, by MIR r.
White, who lives upon the premises. or by application to
evbnrn at his residence two miles North of Lexington.
TERMS One. third Of the purchase money when pos
session is given. other satisfactory arrangements IN
lieu thereof tho balance in payments OF one, TWO ana
three years. ~ n, IL - ,rV1,rrpN
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FAs11IEs should never DO without supply OF M LANE
are So troublesome and frequently fatal among children
parents should be watchfdl, and the first appearance
tse Distressing symptoms which warn us Of the presence
Of worms, at once apply powerful remedy Inns feIneay
we can now supply, confident that it only REQUIRES ,a
10 convince all that it richly merits all the praises
been svished upon it. 1t is safe and nfaIloe toutns
ocerfcates might be produced, showing its great medlca
rs, Sold Wholesale and Retail BY EsSGrnoE KIN
xEY S,aunton-aso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States
May |, 1850.
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HAN0Yr AGNGQ!llAS0

NV respectfully call the attention OF the pnolc 70 ou,
w large and beautiful stock Of FANCY ARTICLES Of
which the following are a part
Fine Port Folios, ulad with Pearl Genemens Porte
Monies various sizes; Pearl Tortoise Shell ana we've
CorJ Cases Ivory Porte Monies, for Ladies; Paper
Weights Paper Cutters Steel Beads, Rings and Ias-
sells Lubn's Extracts; NIangenet and Condray's Tx
tracts for tIandkerches put up in fine cut and pgs5eo
glass bottles of different sizes Pives Extracts Partisan
Pomatum, put up in China Heads; Best German ant
American Cologne. in Fancy Toilet, Cut Glass, PRESSED
and finest Gilt Ruby Bottles; Salts Bottles Perfume
Bags; Rousels Pomado Philocome; Renaud = Coz
Bears Oil; Rose Hair Oil; Glenn s Sons and Rqase'
best Shaving Compound; Aromatic Rose Tooth fas'e
Teabcrry Tooth Wash; Lily White; Toilet PS %eh
Circassian Soaps; Omnibus Transparent and Marsh
malow Soaps Fine Fruit Soaps, &c'' &c. ro,h
AISO-A large and complete assortment Of Hail. loo'
Nail Conb and Infant Brushes. ,,,>->-rv
Stanton, May |, 1850.
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Opposite the Spectator ONCE,
STA UNTON Vd.5

HAVING purchased from Mr.. WV. MILLER his entire
T. stock of CoNFEcTIoNARIEs AND GROCERIES, VIII
continue the business in all its branches door east Of d.
Bekeey's Drugstore and opposite the Spectator Office
My stock consists in part of The following articles, viz
Candies of ercru varety; Preserved Pears. Can!elopes
Peaches and ounces Nired Pickles; Citrot, Pr7me'
and Spice, Oranges Lemons almonds. Fbcrts, Pc
cons Walnuts Palm nuts, Gro,mdpea C,nronts Rd'
si,and Figs; Groceries Of all kinds, and ne De" qSa
gars, &c., SC.
ALSO-A variety of Tors AND FANCY ARTICLES, all
of which will be sold low for cash punctua customers
MY friends and the public generally are solicited to give
me call Y. H. DALI
Staunton Anri II 1880
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
valuable Real Estate for Sale.

IN pursuance of the Will of William Gilmore, decd,
will offer for sale at Public Auction, the premises, on
the Is, day of June, 1850, the valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
n, yvb;,b tho late William Gilmore resided lying in Rock
bridge County on the waters of Kers Creek seven miles
from Lexington and about three and hall miles rom le
North River, containing about 500 Acres. paid trac,
has IN il a comfortable DWELLING-llOUSE, good
B,Rs and other ouhouses and the Land is in fine state
If cultivation. with about IL Acres Of good Meadow
Presuming that persons wishing to purchase Will call
and examine for themselves, further description deem
One.Eur,h Of the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance in equal instaenis of one two and
three years. JAMt'o oih4"o"'' i-
Nav l. lS50.-tds.
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rUNHE Board Of Trustees of the AUGUSTA FEMALE sem
MARY will proceed on Monday ,he2oh Of May next,
to elect Prncpato charge of the Institution, from
the commencement of the next Session, VIZ: september
s 1850 Possession of the buildng.may be had at any
time after the LIST of July.
The Seminary is Incorporated by Act of the Legislature
of Va and has been successful operation since its found
alton in 1912 The Board DESTROYS ofst further enlag
ing its usefulness and permanently establishing 1t as
Seminary of the highest grade.
The edce is new and commodious and pleasantly Sit
uaed in the Town OF Staunton.
1t is proper to slate that the Institution was established
under PRESBYTERIAN auspices and has derived its patronage
largely thou by no exclusively from that quarter
Communications addressed to the undersigned, (pos Pad
will be duly attended to.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
WILLIAM FRAZIER, Sec'ry.
Stanton, April IL, l850.-3t.
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.YEyE' .f.VL1 CHEAP.


rs JUS, in receipt of his SPRING SUPPLY of New,
Goods which have been selected with great care and
purchased under such circumstances as will enable hun to
sell them at old prices and in many instances even below
His stock embraces all Of the ne,ce styles Of Ladies Dress
Goods, such as
Plain, Figured Damask, Black and Coorec Silks; Corn
Coorod Tissues; Corn Coored Swiss Muslin, ne W
and beautiful article Bcrege de LANES; India w ash
Silks; Polka Lawns and Bereges; Ginghams Linen
Iusers and Cacoes, Of all prices and coOrs.-ALSO.
Cloths Cassimers Veslings, Cravats Hats Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Gloves &c., &C.
He would respectfully invite all to call and examine for
themselves feeling confident that his Stock will ravora6y
compare with any in the place.
Stanton MAY |, lS50.-tf.
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NEW GOODS.

April II, ls5O.-St.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01

The following order will be preserved in the Procession
on the lsi of May. The Orders Will form IN ion' oi Io
ac,ive odoes and march to the Market house, where
the Procession will be formed in the following order
Sons Of Temperance, under THEN Iash"tl'-J' ~ "
G.. w = Sam'l Harnsbarger. Jos. n. Woodward E W.
p VIM Blackburn. ~
OddFelo,rs ,mdcr their 9lGrshals;Ir' " 'oE" n
Br,.keorilUe P. V. G. j. L. Peytou, z. e. D. d. u NJ
A. NJ. Simpson, Mai. James Walker.
.lIasons, t,nder their ,N~shaHs. s.,.
Il will then move along Frederick to Coulter o'fee'''
and thence under the direction of the AlarshaIiS'
By order of the Committees Of Arrangement
May |, 1850.
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FVoEE D.R HR.

NEY Horse, Wda, will stand tie present season at my
WI stable near Mt Sidney Pasture will be furnished
to mares at one dollar per month.
Pedigrec-Wildair is descended from twelve imported
horses and cross Of three imported mares. know his
pedigree for forty five years. arm
Gratis Twelve months credit will be given. My charges
are thus low because desire improve the stock of the
County. JAo. DURHAM
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SPECTATOR JOB OFFICE.

10
yESHE propreors Of this Oi,e have just received from
4 New York an assortment ct new aud
FAsrIIoNABLE DISPLAY TYPE,
md arc no nrerored TO execute every description of
work, in the most superior STYLE at inoderat: prices
and with the utmost puncualy and despatch All KINGS
of BLANKS kept constantly on hand
S,aunton April a. 1850
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A RTL &c, 1850.
white g. Co..,
ST9U.NTO.N VIRGINIA

STAUNT VIR GINIA,
RESPECTFULLY give notice TO their and
HI the nubc that they have been receiving and open
nu since the 25th of March, their large and beautiful as
suTtment Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. The
limits Of an advertisement will not permit us 10 give even
an oune-suce it the present TO say that our stock
has been purchased with grea, in BALTIMORE, PHIL
.pEIpula and New YoRK, is unusually large, and en-
braces an endless variety suited the wants OF the people
of Old Augusa-a of which will be sold unusually cheap
for oAsHEto punc,ual deaers-and for Country Produce
Stsunton April "a, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01
April "a. 1861.
TO HoUsEKEEPERs |!

'lHE subscribers have just received and oer l0r saf
titles to suit purchasers well selected and choice assert
ment eff FAMILY GROCERIES, viz:
HID n. O. Sugar, HID PORTO Rico Molasses
Ribs, Clarified d., Bbl. New Orleans do,
K" Crushed d., 2" Boston Golden Syrup,
Pulverised DO, ! q" Sugar House h1oasses,
'' Steam rei'd do. Prime Rlce,
boxes A. A. Loaf do, chests Imp. 6. P. Tea,
{" B. do. do, :" Black do. No. |,
" n. 0. do. do, " do. do. 80,
2 " Stewards ref'd do, box Cocoa,
Dbl. Soda Crackers, a s. Superior Cheese,
bag sup. Maricabo Coffee, " n; T. Mould Gandies'
10 :. Laguira and Rio do, Adamantlne do,
together with general assortment OF Spices For urtnel
parcuars please enquire the and cheap Store OF
ii. J. s. w. B. AWFORD.
ALSO-4 bbls Pure Cider Vinegar. and firkIns Lea
Lard, warranted. H. ). y w. b. Y.
Stounton Apr "a, 1856.
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A Valuable House and Lot for Sale.

WILL be offered public sale, Wednesday the 9Th
w day OF May next, HOUSE AND LOT, lying and
being in the Town Of Waynesboro, Augusta County Va,
known as the property Of Mrs Hey S. Wilson, decd
The above named property is very desirable. any person
wishing 10 purchase can DO shown the property by Nathan
iel Massie Esq Terms made known on the day Of SALE
ROBERT j. GLENDY,
JOHN M. IRVINE,
Ex'ors. of the last Will and Testament Of
Hetty S. Wilson, decd.
Anil II l950-2t
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APRIL IL, 1850.
BRECKENRIDGE'S OLD STAND.
90 w n u q iDB@@El D
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,


SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
CONFUSING almost every variety Of GOODS, both Staple
and Fancy and which they respectfully invite Inc al
tention Of their friends and the public Their assortment
is very large and complete, consisting in part OF Inc i0
lowing - ,,oz ,.n,Es
Rich Fioured Black Silks from Is, Cd. to 50 per yard
plain Black and Striped do, Plain and Figured Fancy
do very handsome. Beautiful assortment Foulard Silks
all colors Plain and Plaid do, Rich Brochade Tissues
and Bereges Solid Tissues and Bereges, Pink, Blue
and Green, Mode colored and Black co. me french
Gnobams. Solid Buff, Blue and Pink do, Solid and
Plaid Linen Lustres Linen Bereges, from IL 81 cents
per yard English French and American Lawns, from III
10 80 cents per yard, Plain and Embroidered Muslns
for party dresses Mouslin de LANES, Sd solid do, Pink
Blue and Green particularly suited for Spring dresses
ga Blue and Green do, all WOOL Buff do, all WOOL Al
naccas of eyerv grade large and well selected stock Of
French, English and American Prints, Black and Second
Mourning do, Rich Embroidered White, Scarlet, Green,
and Corn coored Grape Shawls from ~ to SIS, Black
Silk d. Fine Satin Striped Berege do, Black and Sec
ond Monrnno do, few Rich and Fashionable Summer
Vistes and Sacks, beautifully Embrdered, "a Black
Lace very superior for Vistes and Shawls, Lace Capes,
Collars and Cuffs, Kid Silk and Lise Thread Gloves,
BLACK and white Cotton and Silk Hose, &c., &c., Bon
nets and Ribbons
FOR GENTLEMEN,
French Cloths and Cassimeres, of finest finish, White
and Colored Drngs, Silk and Satin vesIngs, large
variety of Ready made Clothing suitable for the Season.
all of which will be warranted Panama, Leghorn and
Palm Hats, Hungarian Palo Alta and fashionable Mole
skin do, Men and Boys Caps for Summer, Boots,
Shoes lGaiters, Sc. ,r
GROCERIES AND DoMEsTIcs,
and fine lot of Table Linens Linen Sheetings Towel
ings, Curtain Goods, Dimty Counterpanes and Plaid do
Sc, &c..
ALSO-An extensive lot of GLASS and QUEENswARE,
HARDWARE, &c., &c.
Stanton, April II, 1850.
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GsWe have had the pleasure of seeing some specimens
of drawing and Mono chromac painting BY Mr. and Mrs
PAlLLIPs now soournng in this place for the purpose Of
giving instruction in their art They more hn'Sheo
aud beautiful than any thing Of the kind we have ever
seen and indicate high degree of proficiency Inc All
Of drawing is an interesting and useful accomplishment
Too much neglected in our schools Persons desrous OF &C
curing it will do well to avail themselves OF the present op
pOrtunity for taking lessons.
rs The slowino is the result Of the vote in Augusta,
for delegates to the next Legislature of Virginia;
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-01

sany ON hand full supply Of GRAVE STONE, q the M
est white Eastern Marbe,-also TOMB Tors both PLAIN
and moulded MONUMENTS, Box AND PANEL IoMBs
made to order.
He is manufacturing Egyptian, Italian and American
MARBLE NANTES Of the latest style and finish al MS
Marble Works in Winchester. Gentlemen wishing 10
nurcbase will please TO call on JAMES c. MARQUIS, who
has charge of the works. and who will deliver and set up
without The purchaser running any risk as to breakage
DESIGNS of Nantes can be by calling on the latter
The workmanship will be done in the neaest style and
on the most reasonable terms Thankful tor past aVoTs ne
would ask continuance of the same.
"ON'N ''' JOHN PAGAN.
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STOVES! STOVES!

B. +. POINTS,
MAIN STREET, STANTON VIRGINIA,
nEEPS constantly on hand, wholesale and retail, com.
N p'ele assortment OF
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
of all Sizes which he will sell for cash, or On reasonable
credit, at very reduced prices ~,
AI'SO-A general assortment Of Tin Ware, Copper
Ware, Sheet Iron Ware and Brass Ware. Roofing with
Tin Conner or Zinc together with hanging Gut
er will be done as ow if not lower, than al any other es
tabishmentm the Valley.
March 27 IS50.-2m.
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NOTICE.
SgCuaafOst TO Winchester.

IN and after the Is, of May, our Fare on the Day Lgh!
" Line will be raised TO $4-and reduced TO s., on the
night line. These lines are supplied with the uery best
accommodations, having just procured
Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus
drawn by SIX HoRsEs, for the ormer-and superior Troy
Coaches for the latter
Passengers are informed, that by the latter line ares'
connection is made either at olaun'on Or Winchester WIN
all departing lines. -, ,n
line leaves Stanton daily except Sundays. at O'Clock
P NJ and Winchester at o'clock, 2. NJ, after the arf
val Of the Cars. W.,
&C. For passage apply al T"ylors Hotel, nches'er
anu at '"' Virginia ''''' KEMP s. CO.
&c
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Building, Hardware and Tools at Low Prices.

BUILDERS, Store Keepers and others are invited to
WILLIAM NJ. McCLURE's
R,,d;,o Hardware and Tool Store, No psf, Market
Street, belo,c Sth, Philadelphia.
ms. Examine his large Stock hear his prices, and be
convinced that his customers get goods more alien
to &c., for their money than they possibly could at any
other Store in the City. Call and see us.
pbiladephia April "a, IS50.-6m.
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To Contractors on Rail Road.
ygE subscriber has just returned from the North and is
now receiving large Stock of Roundand Square point
Shovels Short and Long handled do Octagon and Square
Cast Steel; Round Iron Of various sizes for Drills Safety
Fuse of most approved make; Safety Fuse Waterproof
To all of which he invites The attention of Contractors as
his prices will not fail 10 command their orders.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton April H. 1850.
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TNHE subscribers are receiving their supply OF
l. SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, comprising
general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
,cerc Hardware Simmer Hats, Ladies' Bon,et Boots.
Shoes, &c., &c. Also lot Of we'll selected Summer
Clothing.
Their Goods have been selected with care under avora
HE circumstances and will be sold low Their friends and
the public generally are requested to call and examine their
stock. MOobf q lAfLoR'
Stannfnn Anrl 10 lS50.-4t.
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STANTON DRUG STORE.

yVNIlE undersigned have received their SPRING SUP
IL PLY and would respectfully solicit call from their
friends and the public generally. We will always keep
on hand fresh and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye.Mufis,
the latest Patent Remedies and general assortment oil
Fancu articles Soaps, Perfilmery, Sc, Sc
gsgy- All orders from Country Merchants and Physi-
clans will be promptly attended TO. ,,,>->,r,v
Si.nntnn Nav lR50
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TAILORING.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.

TE undersigned grateful to their friends and the pub,
lie, for the liberal patronage they have received since
their commencement in business, would respectfully inform
them that they have just received the N YORK AND PHIL
ALEppHn Fashions, for the Spring and Summer, and are
now able to dress in City style, at the shortest no.
tice and on the most accommodating terms.
w. ]. s. ]. e. POTTER.
Staunton Anrl H. 1850,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

nRopOsALS will be received until the 18th day of
L Nav next, at the Engineers Office at Lexington.
Rockbridge County Va, for the graduation, bridging and
masonry of Junction Valley Turnpike Road, fiom S.aun
ton 10 Buchanan.
Plans, Specifications and Proes can be seen appica
ton to the undersigned, after the 10th Of May next.
Nv order Of the President and Board Of Directors
EDWIN G. WALL,
Engineer of V. T. Company.
Lexington, April II, ls50.-td
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NEW BOOKS.

Il pedition cheap editions Hume's History of England,
new cheap edition Abbots HistOres Four months among
the Gold Mines; Lamariine's Confidential Disclosures
Raphael, by Lamartne; Webs,ers Trial; Ieibgs works
on Chemistry Diary of Physician in CafCrna Lcger
ST. Clair Redburn; Miss Beeshers Receipt Book A va
rietv Of Magazines for April and Mays The American
Carpeuters New Guide thirteenth edition; just received
and for sale by hObl. CoHAN.
S,.,,,o, Nav 1S50