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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN the Circuit. Coul.of Augusta County, June

IN the Circui. Coul.of Augusta County, June
25lh, 1851.
Robert Snapp; Guardian for Mary. Msgdsline,
John. Frederick. Cathariie Ann and Sarah Mar
gars. Is.,dss, infsn. ohildrsh ii Frederick Rodes.
6ss'd-pIain,iR,
AGAiHs4 49,,
+CaihariDe R9des, widow Of The said Frederick
Rodes, decd, and Nicholas c. Kinney, ssagn-
ed as Guardian ad Item Tor the intaft Defend
ants, Mary, Margaret, John, Frederick, Cath
arire Ann and Sarah Margaret Rodes. infant
children Of Frederick Rodes, decu-Defendants,
in CHANCERY.
This cause came on 10 be heard this 25fh daS Of
June, 1851 .on the Bill, answers of the Defendants
Catharine Rodes and Nicholas C. Kinney, the
Guardian ad Item fur the infant Defendants and
general repications thereto, deposilious, and was
argued by Counsel. On consideration whereof. the
Court is OF opinioh that the, interest Of The Infant,
Defendants will be promoted 5y sale Of the Fofiy
Acres of Land III the Bill mentioned. and the Wild
NV of the said Frederick Rides, Iced. by her an
swer asserting thereto 1t is adjudged, ordered
and decreed. that the Plaintiff, Robert Snapp, be
and is hereby appointed Commissioner TO make
sale at piblic auction, ON the pemisrs to the high
est bidder, Of the said Fory-iv Acres Of Land
with the sppnrtenances thereto belonging. in the
Bill mentioned, after advertising the same in some
newspaper published in the town Of Siaunion. for
four weeks siiccassiyely, next proceeding the day
of sale, terms Of sale 10 be as fallows: Oasthird
Of The purchase money to be paid on the LIST day Of
November next; one-third on the lst day Of May,
1882 and The remainder on the Isl day of Novem.
Der, 1882 to bear interest from theday Of sale, the
purchaser to execute bands with approved security
payable to the said Rober; Snapp. as Guardian Of
the infant Defendants. The said Commissioner
to make report Of his proceedings Under This de-
cree to the next term of this Court. when the Court
will decide upon the proper allowance to the Com
missioner, the allowance to be made 10 the Wild.
ow in lieu of dover, and the proper investment Of
lie funds for the benefit Of the infant Defendants.
Copy-Teste.
NiCHO'S q. KINNEY, Clerk.
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Aunton. Sept. M. lS5I.
Life and Times Of Calvin.

'i'IlE second and concluding volume of The LS$S
IF Cabin. by DR.. Henry. has just been issu-
ed by Carter 4 Banks, and it is quite eqra in C.
very respect In the frs, volume. Such careful
history was we'll deserved ola Christian whom
even Vollaro admitted to be one in the lis, of The
worlds twenty greatest men. and it was especially
needed fjr the vindca.ion of one who had in so OK
iraordinary a degree been subject of par,izan
hatred and calumny. International Nag. for Sep
tender. For sale by Il. CowAS.
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QUEENS WARE.
SCARCE GOODS.

WE shall open this week, Edged White Stone
W ware ). Printed Dishes of medium sizes ;
Painted Teas Wine Glasses Gnble,s, Tulnblers,
large punch Bowls; Glass Pitchers China Tea
Sets Willow Ware Pitchers Of all sizes and
new styles. These with all on hand will be sud
at reduced prices for the balance of the season
Stanton, July 9, 1851.
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WIG MEETING IN BATH

At a meeting of the Wings OF Bath County held
a, the Court house thereof, On the Gin day OF sep
tember, 1851. Tor the purpose of nominating Gele'
gates to The Wing Convention 10 be held a. ona.
lottesville, ON the 25ih nsiant-GEoRGE massa'
Esq, was called to the Chair, and GEO. r. L En-
RILL, appointed Secretary. ..,oa he el.
Upon tno,on the Chairman appointed r inc ,u,
lowing named delegates to attend me sao pnr,or
ton, to witt John w Frazier John r s hO,tea,
Chas c. Francisco, George klve'o1 Gh.s S;,;n@
tor ton, John john D. Payne, Dr. c. F Francisco, Ghas.
V s,naa Iosiab c. Lowry, Archer II. Richards,
Col, r. SitlugtOn, Roberts 5. Wallace, Samuel
Goode and George ?. Ierfiii
On motion the Chairman's name was added to
Tho lie, of delegates-and i, was ordered that The
proceedngs of this meeting be signed by the Chair-
man and Secretary, and forwarded to the Editors
OF the Stauntun Spectator for publication
GEO. MAYSE, Chairman.
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Valuable Tavern Properly for Sale.

T'HE undersigned agents for the heirs Of Rob't
lIarnsbarger decd. will offer al public auc-
tion. on Monday the 29iE inst, on tie premises
that well known
e o = Ell,
in the town of Waynesboro. Augusta County and
now in the occupancy of Mrs. jones. The house
is large and conveniently situated large Stable
convenient tn the house. AIso an excellent build
ing lot used for years, as vegetable garden
Terms easy. and made known on day Of sale.
Should we not be able to effect sale, it will on
that day he rented to the highest bidder, perhaps
for term of years In either case, possession CIV
en- on the first of November next.
GEO. G. ROBERTSON, ,,
sAM'L. ,IIARNSBARGER, 5 Agen'S'
Sep. 10, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold at public sale; 10 The highest
~ bidder, atmy residence, on the Middebrpk
road, four miles from Siaunton, Friday, the 26lh
day of September, 1851, the following property,
viz:-
a frs, rate Work Horses, 4 Mich Cows, fat
Seefs, about 80 Hogs, Road Wagon, z flarruws,
) }arsilear POughs, 5 Shovel PIuughs. some Rye
and Oats. three hihs Of 40 acres Of Corn. growing
In The field. and nhnber OF other Articles not ne
ceSSary Ia enii'nerae.
TERMS.-A credit Of six months will be Civ
en- on all sums over five dollars, the purchaser Civ
ing lond and good security, under that sum the
cash will be required
Sep. 10, lS5l.-tds.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, on the Goth August last at his SEES idence in
Montgomery county, Iadisna Mr.. JosEpH WRIGHr,
formerly Of Augusta county, Virginia
DIED. on Thursday stat his residence in this conn
ty, Mr. DAVID GILKssoN, for many Jears resident OF
Stannton, in the 18th year OF his age.
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Commlssioners' sala Of Land.


IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County, made at the November Term
1850, in the suit of Robert Harnsberger's repre-
sentatiyes against the devisees Of Major Dow
ell, we will on Wednesday, the. first day, Of
October next, in the town of Staunton, at the
front door of the Court house, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, in parcels 10 suit purchasers, the
following Lands belonging to the estate Of said
Dowell, 10 wit:
6ss5 ACRES,
lying near the North Mountain, in the County Of
Augusta, and about 1900 ACRES, lying near the
South Mountain or Blue Ridge. in The neighbor-
hood of Clay Forge. These lands are valuable for
IroE Ore, Timber and ranging Cattle. .eai
TERMS.-So much Of the purchase money as
will be necessary to deay The expenses Of sale and
costs of suit will be, required ia cash-on the resi-
due will be credit OF six, twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months purchasers giving bond with
approved security. The title will be. retained as
Ultimate security Until all the purchase money is
paid up vi
NAI. KlNNEY,l comm,,.
DIS. YOUNG, YUM" 10
September 3. l85l.-4t.
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A SUPPER,

WE are requested to state that SUPPER
W will be given in Tile Lecture Rom. of the
Presbyterian Church. on "Wednesday evening, the
9th September, by the ladies' Of Statntun. The
proceeds to he applied To the erection ola steepe
or. the Church. A Souu,ihl repast Will be pro.
yidel
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

THe SANDWICH Misunderstanding OF the an
nexation Of these Island to the u. States Mr. j. j
Jarvis. who has been Tor number Of years resi-
dent Of Honolulu. where he published news pa
per in English and Pawaiiah, says that the offer is
now made to the citizens Of the republic, free
gin. Of The entire Sandwich group. On such terms
as Congress may themselves impose. The Islands
ask ia return simply to receive the rights and pro-
lection accorded to American citizens. The area
Of the group is $500 square miles, capable of sup
porting en-G,ld its present population, (50O00.)-
Ooe million dollars worth of American uierchan-
disc is annually consumed It's American pcrua-
nent population Is not Ear from 900. possessing
valuable sugar and coffee plantations, in which
and other permanent Improvements. large suns
have been expended. The flaring American pop
ulaliun touching at these Isiands annually is not
Gar from 5000 seaman and voyagers, frnm So ne
feur hundred vessels. -JVEsiitSt)n Union.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

NV virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Court Of
Id Rockbridge, pronounced on the 18th day of
Aprl last. in cause therein pending between Lo-
renz, Shaw. Guardian Plaintiff, and Mary Bryans
heirs and others. Defendants ; we viii proceed on
the 9Th dsy of October next, to sell AT public auc-
ton, upon the premises, <si ~
A TRACT or LAND,
living on the North River, in said County within
Two miles of the Cedar Grove Mills. and adjoining
the lands of w. w. Davis, Isaac Bryan, decd,
and others, containing upwards OF
coo ACRES,
being the same tract formerly owned BY Edward
Bryan Jr., DECD; and Of which his widow, Mary
Bryan, died seized. ..s
well improved, having upon it two good AsA
Dwelling Houses, FIM
with all necessary out-bulldlngs. Near tA~-
lOOACRES of the tract are BOTTOM LAND,
and il is well waered well timbered and is stu
ated in fine neighborhuod. There is also upon
It,, s.l4.ri
MINERAL SPRING,
Similar in quality to Letcher's Springs of Rock.
bridge. Persons wishing to purchase Lands. are
teauesed to examine the Tract, before the day of
sale 1t will be shown to them by Matthew NJ.
Bryan, or w. NJ Bryan. residing On tile Premises.
TERMS in hand sufficient 10 pay the
expenses of sae-and for The residue on credits Of
one, two. three and fnur years. in equal pay ments,
the purchaser giving bond with sufficient security,
and the title withheld until the purchase money Is
paid.
The sale will be in gross and no, By the Acre,
and will commence at ! | o'clock. A. NJ.
S. Med. MOORE, com,rs
j. d. DAVIDSON, '"'
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MINERAL SPRING,

At the same time and place will also be sold by
Lorenzo Shaw, as administrator of Mary Bryan,
Decd,
Eight Valuable Slaves,
on the usual credit. Aso large quantity of PER-
SONAL PROPERTY, consisting Of Household
Furniture, Farming Utensils, Horses, Cattle,
Grain. &c., &c.
S. Med. NJ.
j. ID. ID.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

PREsIpESr FILLMORE AND SECRETARY STUART
The editor of the ST. Louis lntelligeneer. writ
ing from the White Sulphur Springs on the 18th
of August, gives the following sketches ofthese
distinguished gentlemen
Amongst the visitors, most distinguished is Pres
jdent Fillmore who wins gulden opinions on all
sides by the quiet dignity. the cordial courtesy,
and unpteteudng simplicity OF his manner. i0 an
imposing and manly perSnn, he mites frank,
handsome and intellectual face, which, comb med
with his easy. graceful, and simple manners, at
once wins the hearts of his visitors. In all The per
,s1nal qualities that shuld adjfn the Chief Alagls
trate of ageat nation President Fillmore is emf
nen,y distinguished whilst, m my Judgment. he
is not the less IN he commended for his adInlraoe
sapacity discretion aud patriotism IN the conuuct
Of nnbc affairs But as desire rather u describe
what / have seen than to scrbble ABOUT politics,
leave the President. only nothing an incident which
occurred at church Yesterday, as Illustrative OF the
republican equality which prevails here. The
service ia held in the ball ro0ui. there being 40
house OF worship the premises. Al the CON
mencement OF the service the room was very much
crowded, the only vacant seas being behind the
dOor in an incOnvenient position. About this time,
the President. accompanied by MI Secretary
Stuart and one or two other gentlemen. entered the
nom, and, there being no unoccnped seats, they
quietly took their positions behind the door. and
continued there during the service. attracting no
other notice thaa woGd have been bestowed on the
sa ne number Of private gentlemen.
Such an incident would inspire the crowned
heads Of Europe or even the President Of repubi
can France, with MI very exalted opinion OF the
Difference which, in this country, is shown to those
in high places. But confess was gratified at 1t,
In the house Of worship, the feetng hunors which
men bes,ow, should be forgotten, and prince or po-
tentate should stand ON the same level with all the
rest of fail humanity, Secretary Stuart is tall,
handsome man. with very black. eyes and hair.
and of very youthful appearance. should not take
him To b. rnnre than'37 80 years old; but he has
mos, intellectual face. aud is graceful and dgni-
fed in his deportmsnt He is fair speci men OF
the well bred, high-toned Virginia gentleman.
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In accordance with the above decree, will pru-
coed to sell the above property on Friday The 81
r. SNAPP, Commissioner.
September 8, 1851 Wind copy At.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
Turnpike Notice.

4 GENERAL. meeting of the Stockholders in
"A the Warm Springs s. Harrsonburg Turn
pike Road Company will be held At Stribng's
Springs, in Augusta county, on the LIST Friday in
October next. 1t is hoped the Stockholders will
attend. either in person or by proxy. as it is i'm
pdrian, TO have full meeting Of the Stockholders.
BY order ofihe Board. - 90 =. -.
:. NJ. HARVEY EFFlNGER.
sep3, 1852. ST Sec'y Tress'f.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

a Romance Spoited.-Some Of the papers have
published an account Of romance marriage be-
tween 'Okah Tub5ee,' an Indian Chief rather ia
nous as dlte player. as well as a worthless scamp
and white womac in New York State. 1t now
appears that Okah IubbeS acknowledges that he
has another wife, to whom he has been married
fifteen years, aud had three children by her. This
squaw was at Buffalo at the time Of his marriage.
The Indian says tina, he was married to his first
wife only E,r term pfyears according to he GUS
tom of his na,ipn--that the time had expired. and
he renounced her, AS the laws of The Ghuctaws per-
mtted him to do. The white woman who is mar
ried to the Indian, is about forty years of age, and
has been an iamae Of the Utica Asylum, which
she or identity lef ino sonn.
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Pargativs Mineral Water,
Oh ErFERvsscisa
Solution Of Citrate Of Maghesia.

rNHIs preparation has been in.soaassd exien-
I siyeIy on the continent Of Eunps, and In this
country, as an agreeable substitute &r Epson Salts,
Its destitute Of bitterness and by Its pleasant q,
cidity of taste. and is eifsryescing chsneter, il
rendered very agreeable and refreshing diuk.-S
Prepared aud sold by
THOMAS P. EsHkfDGE.
Stanton, July IS, 1851.
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Csc. P. TERRILL, Secretary.
La,est from Hasana-ReIeass Of PRISONER. Sc.

--latest from Hasana-ReIeass of Prisoners S'c'
New Orleans, Sept. ll.-Advces from Havana
10 the 9Th inst, bring the gratifying intelligence OF
the release. by the Captain General OF Cuba, "l
HAYNES and Kelly, who were connected WIN the
late unfortunate expedition against that Island.
christopher Adams, lately appointed to The Coi-
lectorship of this port, declines accepting.
Auousie Ala,telle, Custom House Appraiser
CHARGED with receiving brides, has been committed
10 prison to await his trial.
Chamberlain, President of Oakland College,
was murdered by b. G. A. Briser, few days
since. who afterwards committed suicide.
Hon. THos. S. FboURNoY.-We have the
most cheering accounts (says the Lynchburg Vlr,
pnan) from the Halifax District. It what we
hear approaches accuracy, there can be but lille
donb, Of the election of Mr.. Flournoy than whom
n more gallant gentleman is not to be found IN Va
nor one more talented or patriotic. Ofall the Wings
thai ouqht to succeed, and are 10 succeed, in the
coming elections for Congress, should Flournoy
alone secure seat in that body, we shall feel tina
the Wings Of the whole State may safely repose
the interests and honor Of their party in his hands
&c Thirteen persons were poisoned at private
boarding hause in the city of New York on Satur'
Gay last with Arsenic, which had accidentally be
come ntermixed with the flour OF which pudding
had been made that day. Two deaths ensued Sat
ufday nigh, and Sunday. from the effects of the
deadly poison Notwithstanding the best medical ale
had been procured the others were doing well, anc
it was hoped that they would recover.
0s- The Washington National Monument is nov
ninety six feet in height, with force of sixty me
chauics constantly employed thereon A car drawn
by a steam engine frequently conveys visitors tt
the top of the structure. from which beautiful
view may be enjoyed.
~" Hon. Daniel Webster and Hon. Rufus
Choa,e Ire mentinned as successors Of Judge Wooh
bury, on the bench Of the Supreme Court Of The U
nited States.
o. A South Carolina paper gives an account o
the reception Of President Fillmore al The Stdnntoi
Springs of Virgiaia This is a new watering
place, of which few persons hereabout have heard
SUrcrDE.-Hon Luke Woodbury.. the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor Of New Hampshire
recently committed suicide in Antrim by hanging
gy- Mrs. Cr,lenden. wife of Hon, Jno. j, Crit
tenden Attorney General Of The United States, dice
at Frankfort, Ky, on the 9th instant.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

Dreadful .aGar.--FOw Citissas Of B"t'"0fe
Contv Shot.-Oae Killed Iastaaty and The
Others Morialg Wounded
BALrrMoRG, Sept. II, 1851.
Nv PASSENGERS in the cars from York, Penn, we
ls,rn that two estimable citizens OF thus county
~.rs killed near Lancaster, Penn. while a''eihPs
;ng 10 recoyer several runaway negroes' IL aP-
mas thai Mr.. Edward Gorsuch aud his soa; resi-
den,s ~ Baltimore county, accompanied 0y "teSslS
N;cb,l,s Hutcheson, Joshua NelSon' LII nus
ps;,ce J,shua Gorsuch, and Others wen,
Mo- called Christina, in Lancaster county 'renn.'
!. ,oo1var some runaway slaves belonging TO MI
EJ,,o,,I Gnrsnoh. who ran OIL year ago. On
1a,,;nrr their Mace of cnncealment, these gente
-, .,,a,n,tej 10 enter the house where the ne
ornes were. when they were met By the runaways,
armed with mlskets, and prevented from entering;
On the alarm being given, crowd OF whites ana
NEGROES surrounded the premises, and by men
ace and threats prevented any further attempts az :
arrest The Marshal, on arriving at the scene o'
disturbance and perceiving the situation OF AFFAIRS
summoned the company To assist him. out go
man refused to aid ia executing the law ana Pie'e'
wing the peace and quiet OF the village .,, ,hor
Msssrs. Gorsuch and friends finding ''a' t"'y
ware srea,lv out numbered and that ihey were "
receive no assistance from those whose uu,y was
,bem aid attempted retire from the place.
,hen thew were fred upon BY the negroes rom
So,vs nT the housrs and were also attacked
I'M ,i'a crowd outside Edward Gnrsuch was Shot
On The breast aud instantly killed Ills sun was shot
in The arm and shoulder, aud has since died.. Both
of these gentlemen wero most lnhumaa'y oeaen
with clubs after being shot. Another one oil inc
pursning party, Mr.. Gorsuch, was also shot. and
!, is feared mortality wounded DR.. Thomas Fierce
was likewise shot, and afterwards So badly beaten
that his life is despaired Of. The Messrs Hutch
inson escaped and proceeded to Philadelphia
Two or three of the negroes were wou'ueu WIN
ounsho,s in the ARRAY.
Such was the violence of the attack that none OF
the survivors dared remain to attend to and take
care of tho wounded; but made theft escape as oes
they could. ooo NJ
The crowd of blacks numbered about 2Oo no
effort was made by the citizens to snccor the gen
iemen from Maryland, or TO suppress the VIOLENCE
Of the negroes. -. .,s,a
Those gentlemen from Baltimore county are a
ruonr tie most respectable citizens and tile excite
ment created on the receipt Of this depofable news
was intense.
A later account states that three negroes were
Killed in the afTray. Up to Friday morning the
number Of arrests made was thirty two OF them
being whites Bail to large amount had been OF
tered for them out refused. Among the arrests Is
the woman that blew the horn. Pinckney, the
slave who shot Mr. Gorsuch, has not been arrested
The body Of Mr.. G. was robbed after the murder.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17

es- The Free-Sojl e,ll<s Of Lynp. (Npss) hqv-
lag determined u2'n having State Convention
like others, met few evenings since 10 elect del
. gates. ABBY Fulsrn, the inevitable was on hand
.afcnurSa. and made speech "of great eloduence
AL ppHor" Amt Nlb,y W Is Very cordially re-
ceived. aud moved several important resolutions /;
,one Of which was that half the delegates to the
Convention be females. The motion is said to have
ss.uck the meeting fivoraby but whether it was
was not carried we dnn't know. In the course
Of her speech Abby declared herself clearly and
distinctly in favor of John P. Hale for President
and sumo prominent Free-SuiI wom1n for Vice
President We should hot like to commi; ourselves
40 Hale, but we cltlon 10 The other candidate, be
she whom she may indeed. il is MT Of the slight
est consequence. -.Ne,c London Chronicle.
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no PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
American Gift Books for 1862.

To Clcrgymen, Postmasters, Teachers Of Sabbath
Schools, Book agents, Students and Heads
qf Families.
rETRPU mYTIYETy9p.
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PUsGzc SALE.

'sNIIE subscriber, on account of the present state
Of his health, has determined TO quit farming,
and will dispose of his personal property, al pub
lie sale, at his residence Two miles from Green
Vile. On the Sraunion road. on Tuesday the 7th
of October next. if fair. il not The next fair day.
The property consists Of five head Of HORSES
one bluodpd mare, and one mare colt one year
old CATTLE; some good milch COWS and
yoomg Cattle; HOGS; GRAIN of different kinds;
% or "a tons of HAY; some Clorcr Seed; Wag-
on, Carl, jack Scrcc, and Horse gear Farm
inn Implements Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure; 10, (prime BACON, and many other ar
riceS not remembered The terms will be made
known On The day of Sale. -.
JACOB S. FRENGER.
Sep. 10. 1S5I-3t.#
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VR. LAIRD & CO.. are now receiving val.
liable additions to thei. former stock "
q Drugs, Medicines. &C.,
among which may be mentioned fresh Castor.
Sperm, Lard, Linseed, Olive and. common Oils
-Copal Varrsh, Prime Sponge, Starch. Opium.
Ground Ginger, Sulph Morphia; iodine. &C., s.
S'aunton, Aug 20, 1851.
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Staunton, Aug. 81, 1S5l.-6m.
N. bah kinds Of CARVING neatly execute
upop reasonable terms. M. & X.
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ENgLOYGNlsNT,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-17
Fine Farm for Sale.

Richmond, Sept. 3, 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-22

"a FOR RENT, two chambers, or parlor and
lsss chamber the first foor. street. between 18th
x and l4h Streets next door east OF DIR. Liebermans
! 22--eo2w
fNVEl OPT S, made of the best envelope paper to be
IL found in the United States and White Envelopes OF
thick ledger paper made arous sze expresy for the adj
vrtser OF better quality than can be found any
where 49,
Aso Envelopes parchment paper proof and En-
velopes lined with cotton cloth for valuable papers
French English and American Letter and Note Envelopes
Of all kinds.
Just opened by the undersigned, Of them imported by
himself tt ~FRANCK TAYLOR.