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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
SPRING TRaDE, 1881.
ElDRRaS 8 BROIIsB
(LATE pRINkEa 4 MoRAIs.)
Richmond, VA,


Richmond, Va,
Importers, Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and
Dealers in Piano Fortes,
DEG leave To invite the attention of Cosntry Merchants
~ TO their usual large aid general assortment Of
BOOKS and STATIONERY,
embracing La,e, Medical, Theological School, Cassicn!
ana Miscellaneous Publications. Of Ihe latest and best sdi
tons including all the Popular Publications as they
issue from lie press
sTaPLE and ELNCY STdTTOEaRY,
in every variety, including Ruled Cop and Es Pop~s,
JYrappng Papers, Note Papers, Sealing Wax Waters.
Iuks, Inkstands, Gold and Steel Pens Quilts, Bonaet
Boards States &c.. &C., together with general assort
ment Of BLANK BOOKS, Of their own manufacture.
warranted Of the best qualify for Clerks of Courts, Mer
chants Mechanics, and Farmers, including LedgeTs Jour
mails, Cash Books, Day Books, Memorandum Books,
&c., Sc.
Having an extensive BOOK DtNDERY attached, they
manufacture order. every description Of BLANK BOOKS
and execute binding in every variety.
PIANO FORTES,
Manufactured by II. WORCESTER. We speak advisedly
when say they preferred to all others We only
ask examination from those in want, satisfy The
creduous that ofer The best instruments for the least
money, that can bs obtained in this Country.
MORRIS s. BROTHER
Successors To DRIxkER & MoRRw.
Richmond, Feb 10, lS5l.-6t.
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MAGE g. w ms Il o ~ 0
Opposite Columbian HOTEL
Richmond. V.H


HAVE in store and offer for sale on accommodating
AZ terms
500 bags Rio Coffee,
l66 g Mocho, JAVA Maracabo and Lag. do,
100 hds N. o., P. r. and Clarified Sugars,
IS packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered do,
so hds and erces Cuba and P. Il. Moasses,
rs barrels New Orleans d.
SO do Pure Cider Vinegar,
SO do Tanners Oil,
20 lierces Rice,
$50 boxes Window Glass,
$50 Sperm, Adamant and TallOw Candles,
100 Brown, Yellow and Fancy Soaps,
100 Eng. Dairy Cheese,
IS Pearl Starch,
25 baskets Champagne,
rs boxes Bakers ChOckolate,
500 Sides Sole Leather,
500 Reams Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper,
$50 kegs Nails assorted
100 packages Gunpowder, Imp. and B1sk Teas,
100 doz Painted Pals,
100 Z" Brooms.
300 bags Shot,
10 Tons CAST, Shear and Blister Steel,
Ceroons Caracas Indigo,
IS bales Cotton Twine,
100 M Cigars, from cUmmon TO fine,
l Ton Bar Lead,
SO gross Mason's Backing,
10 bbls Patty
5 half pipes Guards, Dupy s. Co.,and London Dock
Is '' Imitation,
IS bbls Peach and Apple,
8qr'r pipes Madeira and Sherry Wines, vsry old,
SIS r" Port q" do,
| puncheon Old Jamaica Rum,
pipe Holland Gin,
260 bis ~ O. Rum. Malaga Wine s. Rye Whisky.
Also every other article in our line.
Richmond March s. lS5l-lm.
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HOTEL FOR RENT,

T PROPOSE renting my TAVERN ESTABLISH
MENT at the Warm Springs, Bath Court house.
The buildings Brick, large and we'll arranged cacua-
ted to lodge about forty fifty persons-Stabng for fifty
Horses-an excellent garden-a we'll Of and Ice
ture Acres of Meadow four five Acres Of pasture
land, and the privilege Of getting re-weod on my land
cuse at hand and Of the Servants; or would fur
nsh all the Furniture and Servants. The prospect for
doing good business at this time is 6aesing. man
who has experience in Hotel keeping, with small family
and recommended fur capa5iity honesty and
briefly, am disposed TO bargain with on liberal terms
GEORGE MAYSE.
Warm Snrinqs Eehrnarr 26 I25l-f
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AUGUSTA FARMS FOR SALE,

TgNHE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
on the man uad leading from Staunton 10 Greenvie,
about eight miles from the latter place The Tract con
&aiaS 22i .4CRES aud is undoubtedly one of the hest
Farms ia the County There abuGt twelve Acres of
first rate Meadow Land The dwelling house is in good
repair and within forty steps Of Spring Of excellent
water.
Also another tract Of land containing las ACRES. If
good quality adjouiug the lard Of Col Wilson, VIM Glib.
sun and others, with Dwelling Il use, good Feucing
meadow orchard. and abIut half in timber
The terms will he accommodating. Apply to the sub
scriber,liviug near Greenvie.
WILLIAM BROWN.
March 10. iS5l.--tf.
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March II, 1851 i'm.

" AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court for Bath County, on the frs, Mon,
day in March, 1851
Bernard Pey,on-P Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Benjamin Thompson Joseph Gwin in his own right and
Executor of Robert Gwin, decd. Jane Gwin widow
and elIct of said Robert Gwin. decd, Andrew Gwn,
Polly Gwin, Samuel Gwin, William Gwin, Robert
Gwn, William Thompson, William NJ. Thompson and
David e. Wise-Defendan,s.
The object Of this suit is to obtain the legal lille TO a
Tract of Land, sold by Robert Gwin. decd, in his life
time, The Defendant Benjamin Thompson, and to sub
ect the said Lana sale To satisfy audgment in favor of
the Plsihti against the Defendant Benjamin Thompson
The Defendants Joseph Gwin, Jane Gwin, William
Gwin, and Robert Gwn not having entered their appear
ance and appearing he Court that they in
habitanis of This Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the
said Defendants appear here within mont, af - due
Publication of this order and answer the Pans hill and
that copy of this order be published once week for fop,
successive weeks IN The sanoo Spectator and posted
The front door OF lie Courthouse Of said County, On the
R's' dsy Of The nex Court after its publication.
A Cepy--Tesle,
CHAS. L. FRANCISC Q, Clerk.
March IL, lS5l.-lm.
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-Nmrivalled Aife-likc Likemesses.

Siaunton, March 5, 1851.
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MT. sOLON TEOTEL.

rENHE undersigned having recently purchased the commo
dious dwelling onaerly occupied by Capt. d. McFall
in the village of Mt Solon re- The purpose Of opening
TAVERN would respectfully say .e the citizens of Au
gusa, Rockingham, Pendeln. HghanaSnd the surronnd
lag counties, well The travelling community at large
that every effort will be used in gving entire sais lotion
to all who may favor him with call. He fatters him:
self that his Stabling shall be attended with erpe
renced Hosller His Bar is furnished with every variety
of Lquu and his Table surpassed by any in the Val
ley Of Virginia. c. STAUBUs, Proprietor.
Mt. Solon, Va, February 26, IS5l.--lm.
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+ WISH to contract for the erection Of Brick Building
L. at the Hot Springs. So feet by Cd and three stories
repairs TO Frame Building 80 by 60, two stories high
including Smuggling Flooring Doors, Windows Staircase,
&c. Any person disguised undertake, will cease make
known the prices which they will execute Inc different
kinds Of work plain, but neat and substantial manner
Making and laying Brica, what per thousand Smuggling
and Flooring what per square Doors, Windows. Mantle
pieces what To- each, &c. also what payments will be
anfed--tno Contractor to find himself The applicant
must be sober man, and willing to bind himself not to
bring an imtemperate workman to the place. For further
particulars inquire Of ne, post paid, al The Flo. Springs.
TIL. GOoDE.
Hot Springs March 5, lS51.-3t
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BNMl1WAEo

WHITE & CO., have removed 10 the Corner House
formerly in The occupancy of Mr.. Josish G. Ridg-
way and directly opposite the East The Store of B.
Crawford, Esq. White & Co., take this occasion to say
that they under many obligations their and
friends for their continued confidence and support and hope
creased "Aid and Comfort" and they offer VERY
assortment OF GOODS, very reduced prices and
especially to those who buy for Cash.
Stanton, February 10, 1851
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Great Inducements

A RE NOW being offered tn all who stand o need Of
a BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,
and Umbrellas, Carpet Bags SatchsIs, .MqGs &c. &c.
have yet hand variety of the above named articles,
and being anxious make fur the Spring purchases
will from this time forward sell at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Now the time to save money. Call at the
sign Of the Golden Boot there you will see sights Don't
mistake the place. P. BAYNE.
February "a, 1851.
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DAGUERRE0TYPEs FOR 81 so.

WALDER s. GREENE, Daguerrean Artists at ,hs
w Virginia Hotel would anncuced to the public that
iGsy will remain in Staunen ba. short time and having
facilities of getting stock at greatly reduced prices,
they thereby snabed to take pictures at Northern prices.
or from 81 SO upwards Portraits taken usual by an o.
rigna process in few sscspds tipe without regard to
weather and warranted no. to sJe: Always on hand an
assortment Of Gold Iockets and Breasgos Fancy Book
Cases and Miniature Cases suitable for seng through the
mails, the postage on which is but trife.
l.. w. WALDEk>>>
N. NJ. GREENE.
Stsuuton February 49, 1851
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
ESTATE OF JEREMIAH AUDE, DECEASED
March Isl, 1851, Postponed 10 March 2la, 1851.

March Isl, 1851, Postponed 10 March 2Ia, 1851.
pY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
~ County rendered in November, 1901 will offer al
Public Sale the premises all the Landed Estate Of the
late j. AUDE, decd. There
700 OR 500 ACRES,
lying on South River about mile below the town Of
Waynesboro and the prospect of Railroad 10 that town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt no description oflhe property, but can as
sure the public that the quality Of The land and its location
render it Of the most valuable pieces Of property in the
county of Augusta.
survey will be made and fair plot exhibited to those
wishing TO purchase and the tract will be divided if it
should be found desirable to do SO. few Wood Lots
will be sold the end OF the tract Waynesboo. The
Land will be shown to those wishing TO examine il by MIR.
Mark Taylor who resides upon the premises
TERMS OF SALE.--So much cash as will pay the
cost of suit and the expenses Of Sae the residue is four
equal annual instruments Bond and security required and
the title retained. JOHN B. BALDWIN,
Jan. Is, 1851. Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons in the counties of Augusta and Rocking
IA ham having claims against Lucus Q. Smith, decd.
hereby required present the with proper ev
dence Of their justice and validity the Undersigned at h
Office in Harsonburg Va. on the first day of April 1851
10 the end that raabe distribution msy be made among
them OF portion Of the fund which Daniel Smith, decd
by his WILL directed should be set apart for the nquida
tion Of the deOs Of said Lucus Q Smith, decd.
WIN. HENRY TAhlS, NJ. Com.
March s 1S5l-4t
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New Books.

'ENfiE Women ofisrael, by Grace Aguila Letters from
three Continents, by rhe Arkansas correspondent OF
he Louisville Journal Garlsnd's life Of John Randolph
Camp fires of the Revolution Practical Mercantile Cor
respoRdence Hornnr on Extracting Teeth Guy Fawkes
Lilies Discipline; Sc. Just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
March 5, 1851.
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UNION EG5E!A!Lo
Wisscgaester. Va.

WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED YARDS OF THE R. R. DEPOT
'grHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that ne has again leased The above
establishments where he pledges himself use his utmost
efforts to please all who may parunze him. lie returns
his thanks for The liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
aud respectfully solcils continuance thereof.
w. ID. GILKESON.
Winchester March r. lS5l.-9m.
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COME on There is enough for dill The following
letter is published by the propeors that the public may
perceive the constant demand which exists for Doctor NJ
Lanes celebrated Worm Specific. They have, however
made such arrangements will enable them fill all or
ders promptly.
SoMERvILLE. Tenn. March Is, lS47.
"Dr. WLane-Dear Sir--The VeuniPuge you left with
me last fall has long since been solo, and could have
sold great deal il had had il. Since my return
from the East have been called upon nearly every day
to write to you requesting immediate supply have
already tried yonr Vermuge in my family and found
it tO be the best have ever used.
Eff. MORRISON"
o. Observe, genuine without the fac smile of
the Proprieor'S signature
15- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsK
RIDGE, Stanton also by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
March s. 1851.
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PUMLEC SALE.

WILL be sold Friday, March %, 1851, on my
w premises The following articles, viz: Cows, Horses
Corn and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS, made known on day of sale
JOHN BUSH, Sen
March s. lS5I.-tds.
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To Physicians and The Pablo.

HUSBANDS .MaG.NESL4.
'ENHE subscriber has been appointed the Agen. for the
sale Of the above article by the Manufacturer r. j
Husband, Of Philadelphia and from experience Of sew
eral years has hesitation in recommending it equa
to the celebrated Henry's Magnesia
Price 50 cents per bottle; S. per doz.
DIR. EDMUND BERKELEY.
Staunton February &c 1851.
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DISSOLUTION.

1ENHE opartnershp heretofore existing under The firm
of Brown s. Fulks has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 the firm requested TO settle
their accounts with as little delay as possible.
Either of the partlesare authorized The of The
firm in settlement Of he business
VACHEL j. BROWN,
JOHN G.. FULkS.
March | 1851
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Hot Springs, March S, ls5l.-3t.
CLERKS Office Of The Court Of .gtgusta. TO VT;
ESy1R AVS.

'A'AKEN up by John Off, Of AUGUSTA County, on the
l. 26th day Of February, 1851, FIFTEEN SHEEP,
appraised 10 81 50 each and marked as follows viz Sew
en- with crops of both Two with underkeel r The left
ear One with horns and crop of the right ear and swal-
low fork in the left One with horns and half crop off both
ears and an underkee in he .ef One with swallow
fork in the right ear 3d an underkee in The same One
with halt crop of To right ear and crop and slit in the left
ana ana small 'a'ped horns. One with crop off left ear and
mole IN tn: same One with crop of right and IN,
eeESe 81 and hole 10 the left.
Gan ex,rac. from the record )-Teste
WM. d. TROUT, D. c.
March 1881 OF
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D.g V.l;S ii. K.aY'SEK,

HAS just received end opened few pieces Of Spring
1 Alousns, dozen Spring Neck Ribbons, 4 gross Silk
Dress Buttons, doz Carved Buffalo Combs, duz. Linen
and French worked Coas and many other articles suited
10 The Season.
February 49, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

JOHN SMlrH.-We see in The Pacific Meas, that
this distinguished individual has lately been united
in the holy bonds of maIrnony, to Miss IRENE Ev-
ELINA Tucker, of San Francisco, California. We
are curious to know whether the fortunate and hap
py bride is daughter of old Mr. Tue KER, or in any
way connected with the venerable Dan?
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

o. The extra session Of the United States Senate
was brought to close on Thursday last. Among
the nominations confirmed, are r. c. ScnENcK, OF
Ohio, as Minister to Brazil B. KERR, OF Mary lan''
as Charge to Nicaragua; Y. P. KING OF Georgia
as Charge to New Grenada; T. BUTLER MING, as
Collector of the revenue at San Francisco
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
March ], 1851.
N d Z q c e

Being the sole proprietor of the late concern OF
Brown and Fulks will continue the business at the old
stand take this occasion to advertise that will be hap
py to see persons search of the hest articles in my ne
assured that my goods and prices and my disposition
to please and accommodate but with their ap
probation. should be doing injustice the public and
my own feeling were not to add, that am thankful for
past patronage.
c,...,.n nf...t iosI
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Notice 10 YressasSerS!

A LII persons warned against trespassng upon the
and WIN. Brubeck Newport, by Hunting Fishing
letting down Fences &C., in any u'he way damaging
the premises. Against all persons so offending the laws
will be enforced to its utmost extent
JOHN McCHESNEY,
ROBT. McCHESNEY,
WM. BRUBECK.
N,nnh 5, IS5l.-3t..
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The Franklin Paper Will,

ON Sth street, near the Petersburg Depot, Richmond,
" Virginia is in gond oSder, managed by superior pa
per maker, aud turning out Printing Paper Cor news)
single and double meden envelope and wrapping paper,
equs in quality and as low in price, as any mandatory in
,he United States.
On hand. good assortment Of Cap and letter, fancy
colors for pamphlet covers Manila Of various sizes, Ga
first rate article for packing newspapers &c.) blue and
brown cotton yarns paper, &c.
Orders for any description of any weight and dimen-
sons. executed at the shortest notice.
NO. Wanted. Linen and Cotton RAGS, for which the
cash will be paid on delivery the Mil, remttances
made as Directed
March 10. l85t.-St.
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qNo PHYSICIANS.

FUST RECEIYED.-Citr of Iron and Magnesia
best English Calome Soluble Citrate Of Iron, Citrate
OF Iron aud Quinne, Extract Of Elaterum Iodine Potash,
Morphine, Qunine, all Of the very best quality.
HARPER s. KINNEY.
March ~ 1851.
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PETER PARLEY,-S, G. GooDRIcH, more general-
ly known as "Peter Parley,n has been appointed u
nited Statcs' Consul for the city of Paris; lie WI"
be missed by the boys and girls to whose ani"s'nen
ana instruction he has devoted his ltie'
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Staun,on March |, 1851,

beg say that for ufmy continued feeble health
have been advised 10 quit business return my grateful
acknowledgements the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on Brown s. Fulks' and respectfully invite a
continuation Of i, to my late partner MIR. Fulks.
VACHEL j. BROWN.
Siaunton March 1851
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N0NE0Ac

A LII persons ndebt TO The estate Of Henry Hartman.
IN decd, by note, otherwise requested to
come forward and make payment Those having claims
against the estate will present Them duly authenticated lo
settlement. ST. CLAIR HARTMAN, Admir-.
March 5, IS5l-eot2m
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POSTPO NEAIE.YT
The above sale is postponed to Friday The 2st Of Marcel
lS5l-at which time it will certainly take place.
JOHN u. BALDWIN, Comm'r.
March 5, le5l.-tds.
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.Will SaaUs.

lust received lot Of Hoe s. Rowland's superior Mil
and Crosse Saws, warranted Of The best quality for
sale reduced prices Also circular Saws 90 hand pro-
cured TO order--large sizes st factory prices.
GEO. E. PRICE.
February 10, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND.

PURSUANT 80 the last W:and Testament of John
- d. Greiner, decd, will on Saturday the 3rd day Of
valuable FARM of which the said John d. Greiner died
seized and possessed, situated in the county of Augusta
about miles South Of Slaunton and adjoining the lands
OF Joseph Smith ESP and Others containing l79 ACRES,
with comfortable Stone Dwelling House, Log Barn,
&c The Land is Of guod quality and is waered by sew
era never failing springs. Great Inducements are offered
10 persons who may wish settle in The vicinity of Siaun-
ton, The facilities which her Railroad, when completed
will afford for the transportation Of the produce tie coun-
try must have tendency enhance le value of property
In that region. further description is considered unne-
cessay these why wish purchase will view the prem
Uses. JOHN EAGON Ex,r ne
JOHN d. Greiner, decd
March 3, Ia5l.-,ds.
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ED- At the same place, on the same day, will sell
quantity Of TVheat, Rye, Corn aad Oats.
MARK TAYLOR.
March r. lS5l-tds
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


RICHMOND March It, 1851.
BsEv-Scas EVtiglt- So % 1926. Extra quality will
command higher price.
HoGs-S5 IS nett; marketdull.
MurroSs- s Is S nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE March l6 1881.
BEEr-Scale Peight-S375.
Hoes S. Is $500, in demand:
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Sg- We psert below the Appointments Of the Baltimore
Conference Tor the kewisbnrg and Rockingham Districts
LEWlSBURG DISrRlCT-AE. r. VETCH, p. +.
Lewisourr Station George " Copper.
Lewisbur,r Cirruit-Wm NJ Memmnger B II Smith,
Greenbrier-J " Wolf, John w Butler,
Coyinqlon-David Shualf, joseph L Eakr,
Lexington-W l. Spoiswood. j LanjStreet, jr,
Fncaslle-Iames Il March, John L SALISBURY,
Saem-J II Waugh.
Jacksunvllle--J \ Davis,
Chrlslansburg john Thrush,
New Castle--Jsmes Eaku,
Sweet Sptngs-Nuah SchuSser,
Monrue-Thomas Clure, I'll j. Bland,
Huntersve--Enoch 6 Jameson.
ROCKINGHAM DlSTRICT-A A. REESE, P. E.
Saunton-T b Lemon,
Augusia-T tldebrand, s II Griffith,
Churchville--P Rescur A A Eskridge, sup,
Ruckugham-S Register, r Merchant,
Fast Rnckiugham-John w Kelly, VIM F Spoake,
West Bockjugham-('ro be suppled,)
Deerfeld-John Lloyd
Highland j Montgomery,
FrankIin-Juhn W Start, James II Lemon,
South Fuk-C Crun,
Mnnre6eid-J Il PHELPS. w DnwneS
South Branch-M Guheen, NJ l. Hauley,
sWonlsock-R d Chambers, Gone to be supplied
Front Royal Mex Kelley, L Daugher,y, r,
WESLEYAN Female lnSlue--J McCauey, Collins, Res
ident Agent, j w Hedges Financial Agent.
O. II NlaclaY, Missionary tU China Charles Alaclay
Oregon and California Mission.
Gt- John Pasa!, James Sewell, w NJ Ryan, trans
ferred To Philadelphia Conference
EEy- Next Baltimore Annual Conference will be het
at Cumberland, Md, March 3, 1852.
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March 10, lS5l,-6t

NIRGlNIA:-Ata Court ofAppeas held at Lewisburg
ON Tuesday the Cd day of August 1851.
George w. neutrality-suspicious.,
AGAINST
Edward Anderson administrator Of Jesse Devenpor decd
and o'hers-Appellees.
Upon an appeal from decree pronounced ny the Cir
CUT Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county of
Augusta on the 2Olh day of June 6- in case in which
the Appellant was Plaintiff aud the Appellees were De-
PENDANTS,
Inc AppeIIees James Leitch and Jno c. Wells having
departed lhS HE, their death is ordered to be entered
on 'ne record. and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
e C0Hrt that the Appelees Susan Davenport and Isaac
aPhae' are mol Inhabitants Of this Cummunwealth so that
process cannot De served upon them on the motion of the
Appefanl by MS COUNSEL is ordered that the said Appel
lees DO appear here on the first day of the next term of
this Court then and there 10 have rehearng Of The whole
matter contained in said decree and that conr of This
order he inserted for four weeks successfully in ,b
aror," newspaper published in S,auntnn, and nofed
at the front door of the Courthouse OF Geenbar County
and The published aad posted stand for service Of
process.
Copy-Tese,
JOHN A. NORTH Clerk.
March 10 1871 Al
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

MErRopoLtrAN DlsrRcr.-The District Con-
vention which assembled in Richmond on The l4lh
inst, nominated JOHN NJ. Boris as the Wing Can
didate for Congress, with but one dissenting voice.