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FoR COnsTABL,

FOR CONsTABLR. z.5
~ JOSEPH w. BuRKR b On indspsndsst candidate ~
the office Of Constable Of hs SECOND Jusos Cour. Bso.
ton, Nov. 9. 1851. sAa 7tF sfe ~
a. JoHN j. Horpr, ths former Oeos,bss 81 ~ Ysra
Jusos's Court candidate 1t tis appvoSohne NsvsmbR
election for same ONCE at the urgent redusss q -
gOus iiends. AIS I'd
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ElDR siIHRIFT. u.s.
ArJAMES r. FRERET ID candidate for
the oiios-of sHERtFf OF THE PAhIsH OF Or
LEANS ae'ths NQsembsw e'eciicn. \, 5e. D0

~ JOHN l.. LIE WIS, Tie PRESENT incumbent,
10 candidate for reelection os the office of 6HERIFF OF
TIE PARISH OF ORLEANS. 1t he November slsc-
ton. jyM
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Ons Of tie Smith Fansiy.-The examination
Of James Smith has bssn postponed By Recorder
Genos for further examination. The charge against
Smith 10 msds by Uiysse Mathswson, wheasuys
that hs il clerk Of the Oscsols, lying in The port
between Cnstomhouss and Bienvis streets, and
thai, during Wednesday night, his room, on bard
the boat was entered and ten dolsrs taken from
hs ssewsers. The same party, it is alleged after.
wards went to the iron ssfs in the clerks room and
took three hundred and Afty dollars in bank notes
and twenty-five dollars in gold and nlvsr. Allthis
Msthewson says, We sohmitsed by Smith, who
held the situation Of cabin boy on board the boak
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CKEsCENr OvFIcR,
Friday Morning. August 1, 1851.
CottOn-Ths inquiry again very limited yesterday,
the Niagara bsae hourly expected and The "a
reached barely 6V bales at about the of figures
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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For AUDITOR Of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
~ We srs authorised 10 announce lion, LOUIS Bon.
DrLoN present Auditor of Pabc Aooouhh II thb State.
as q candidats for teSlscti0a. my8
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NOTICE te
THE Bay st. Lsuis Hotel win 30 spsneA u the
\ lsth yuss. Libseal anangeDsnn Win y nod .
with 1aniles who VII 70 take noasd foe tAs ssasoa
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Editors ef the Crescent: Please announcs THoMAs
RYcKMAN, candidate for State Tax Collector. fO
the Second Municipality. by request of
Ma
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Bnrgzary.-Robert, slave belonging 10 Il.
Meynief, was charged yesterday with entering the
premises Of Jim ArsIey, On Rampant street, with
lighted candle, and attempting to steal. When
Astley tried to arrest him the slsvs made bin e.
cape. Robert was rsgaHng himself in-the vsge-
sabls Market when pointed ont 10 she polies by
MeArtlsy.A He Wy safely lodged in the First Mu.
nicipslify Watchhouse.
Elizabeth Dietridge stands charged before Re-
cordsr 0esois with beisg in ths Stats in CONTRA
vsatien 70 law, and committing all manner Of dis
turbanees, etc. William Marry an officer Of the
First Municipality. hath 90 sworn It.
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THE WATERING PLACES.


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~ sespasa e sisiton. Dsdag IL 0sl1s sassds lave
~ ns1s ID 1cusetrses. MA 1879 Al
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ssaAass
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-. - = tSS1s0os 80 rD19t
000e o0e1ptod, 81 q - lcW M n any kosne =
II h tha Arrvr,j-.sir. ~ - a :
- ~ <t.s.s*soe u - - uat1en10 the
pup~tatnA ~ this honso In Ill H. 3opoea an = euu
sioas win b spaSA u live sasfe6noun - ~ r,.r
~. ..a,o ..-.
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~ WILLIAM BARNES respectfully oflsn himself -
candate ofce Of Stas TAI Collector for the Seoond
Municipality Eecti0a takss placs ths 81 Of Novembe
According late act Of ts Legsatuvss uess will
be only STATE Tax Collector Tor the who OF the Second
Municipality comprised between FsoI Road and Canal
street, from The River to the Lake. myM
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Expsrss.

NEW YORK-Pw ship esuthssasr; Asasstsd pdss.
PHII.ABELPHlA-Ps big Thos Waltr: As'd nd.
PENsACOLA-PWs shs VnisA. loo Il lunbss. lo.NO
alln 70 6 Poolsy 400. :, ~
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~W- Bt00m0F CALlFOHN1A ~ ul
EAsN Anangsment-Fol Biloxi. Bay &.
Pa.s Christian and Mississippi City
:plsndid Lake packet steamer. II. r. En.isn,.
sy cabin forward. and now sky hight AFT. tos vent
oeinG in perfect usdeI will leave the Raoad every
the 10 O'Clock a. \. can, and SATURDAY EVEN
By the O'clock =. n can Recurring. will Ieeye
Xxx sofP1AaY.WE99kEiE SSRAA md h r Ray
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~ SAMUEL .. HosAN, . candidate fos State Tax Col
ectos, Second Muncipaiy, snd will - sappestpd hy
host oil friends. Election November g. 1861. jei
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READER, A WORD M YO1

STARCH-40O boxes Foxs, Proctor & Gregg
~ rvs, etc., in slege and for ale b.
HsS a. b. 0RisFf 6 %. I'd n oh Lave.
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SVV
Spoken

By ship Souhener. ON the 18th u in lat $50 ~. long $50
". Brit ship Flora. henos for Csdix AT The time and
place. exchanged signals with ship Saxon, hsncs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.

The House of Delegates met on Monday, aud adJonfneo
to- Tuesday a quorum moi being present 80 g..
TuEspaY, Drc. 3isr.-The Speaker laid oe'0'e '"e
House the fullowng cenmun'cailnn: ,:,; i;
From ihs Register Of The Lrnd Once IT a'''s"'x, ~
conphance with resolution Of The touSe' Tue pun"'. "
,a,snns IN whom and warrants have been issued o' sfi
rcs in The Revolutionary war. The communicable" sa"
that 1858 have been issued 0T services re'noru ~
off ers and slders Of thu State ana m "
clu linI the NAvy-Fton Judge ESf"t.-ih e'''Se ~
tho oh s n,sferrs against him by certain 'ne'nnFia'S'S
fr, Wbipu,on County The Speaker aiso la'd before
,ba se letter from Mr. Hanby, ore oi ihose VINO sign
81 rho n,in expressing regret at having done So ana
home that then ,e0ud lei the od man rest ~" '''
oi Mr. Speaker the letters OF Judge hs'i'i anu M iia
we're referred 10 the Select Committee previously appoint
sd p,rI;iion of The Public Domain.-Nlr. Burwe re-
enored substitute which he intended Offering to the res
l,on of Mr. Seuar in relation 10 the approWiation Oh
osrt of the public nds TO certain purposes ana asHeu 'a
the same shnud be laid the table and ordered 10 oe p
ted--whch was agreed TO-.
WrnxrsD,y J,s lsT lS5l.-The Committee TO whom
as referred The eypedency Of obtaining authentic copies oil
the Rolls Of the Virginia Militia who served in the War OF
1919 and o the Virginia Volunteers in Mexico reported
resuuon 10 The effect that the Governor oe requested 10 %
tain copies from the Treasury Department al Washington
Of such Rolls as are in the Auditors O1'e-shd tha'
he cause alphabetical lists be made of said Rosthe ex-
penss ATTENDING il TO be paid of the contingent, fund
- number of resolutions OF enquiry and peons were
prpseuted and various bills read the first and second
times. =
TRuRspAY-On motion Of MIR. Wills, with consent OF
Senate the House agreed To proceed on the I'm inst u
elect Ganeral for the oath Brigade Of Virginia Mina
the new Brigade created by the Code Of Virginia y
Three petitions and FIVE resolutions enquiry were present
ed and opriaely referredM Garter presented 'ht
memorial of cutnmi,tee appointed by public meeting OF
citizens of Albemare &c., praying Er charter to construct
Railroad from Charlottesville To Lynchburg.
FRIpAY.-Mr Doman from the select COMMITTEE on
the subject. reported bill concerning the Virginia Hlslnr-
cal and Philosophical Society, appmaling $500 annually
ia aid of the objects Of the Socety Nr August pre-
scented resolutions of the City Council IF Richmond, asking
for an amendment Of tn csrer Of sad city, $" as 10 ena
Die subscribe amount nnl exceeding Soooo 10 the
stock of the Virginia and Iennsssee kaifosd.--Aq quo
rum Ur members not present.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
p0CKBgIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

ny ,hp direction of Michael F. Kahe, and nr me pHr
Is .p uf satisfying Decree st The superior C"rf' Of
u ,.hrdJp in the cause at Isaiah Kinkad aga's Michael
xsbe and Others shall proceed The LIST DAY 81 Feb
- mkt to sell AT public auction hpf're The rom d'oI ~
,,,a C.,ur house in Lexington The TR.4CT or L"dND
nhich The said Michael P KahIe now resides lying IA
aad Conniy, ON Uninn Run. adjoining lands ut Rev n
u n vids,n Adam ,n ~ and others, and Containing
29l AJaES.
This Tract lies within Il miles of Lexnqion-wl'hn
milo and half Of of the Junction valley RANK 'an'
a, in The immediate nrighaur,Od Of Two me NlrIrhan,
Mills The Improvements are gmd u" hLtiN"
HOUSE, with all n, cessay on houses large a"d con
.,ent Barn and TWO other D,cslhng H",ses upon the
Fact There is fine Spring within 81 yards oi the
dwelling house, and Spring in every Held
This Lard is good soil and well adapted to the culture
Of GRASS and all kinds Of grain. has line orchafd upon II
and two creeks trimming through it.
parl of the purchase money will be required in Cash,
and liberal credits will be allowed on the residue. Inc
,erns will be fully made known The day Of sale
Purchasers are invited view the premises before the
sale. -
am directed by the Decree aforesaid to sell so mnch
r tho Land "a may be necessary satisfy the debt due
fr,m the said Kahe to the said kinkaid AS Mr.. kahe
shes 10 sell the entire Tract shall sell II as his agent
l'he sale will commence at IL o'clock, NJ
"' j. d. DAVIDSON.
January 8, lS5l.-tds. ):
The above sale is made with my consent and oy my o.
xoo,;nn MICHAEL P. KAtiLE.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.


WILL OFFER for sale on Monday the 20lh day Of
January next on the premises, The farm on which iipn
nv Hartman decd lately resided, lying on The M'ao'e
brook road three miles South west n Saunton containing
abou, 2565 ACRES; about 50 Acres cleared and in
ud slate Of cultivation the balance well mhrred. The
announcements consist Of g'rm two story LOG Dwell
LING, good and convenient Kitchen, Smoke' house and
Spring house. together with large and exceiieni BARN
and all other necessary out houses
There are On this tract never falling Springs. (nne ct
them within few step ofihe dwellng and stream OF
water running through the farm There are about 10 A.
CRES If goud meadow; also good Apple and Peach or-
cbard-rhe latter Containing excellent variety.
TERMS. Que hird Of the purchase money will be re-
onr+d in hand the balance in payments OF SIX
eiphpen months the purchaser giving bond with approved
security and the title retained until The last nsalnen shall
have been paid Possession be given On the first day OF
March next.
ST CLAIR HARTMAN, Admin.
December 1S, lS50-'ds.
IT, Rockingham Register. VIII copy Ill day OF sale
81 ,oc,unt tu this office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

. EXTENDING to remove from this County offer for
sale privately NY sr " r,, T which now reside.
miles southwest ut Niers Cave. ard the main rad
leading from Wier's Cave to Slaunrua This farm ron
ains 244 Acres About lao " l5O Acres cleared and
in good state cultivation. This land IS OF an excellent
quality s. admirably adapted tt. the g"w' OF g,ass grain,
Il has ii sufficient quantity ofnIead'"' ~ buildings
consists of gooi comfortable Dwelling House and Kitchen.
nkp- house. Carriage huuse Corn crib. Ganfry' au nm
rr necessary houses. and well Of water cohVen
~ The door: also large and splendid Barn; and g"o of
hard IF excellent fruit his Of the most desirable
Farms in Rockingham Augusta ciunlies II Is hard +"
be surp ssed in convenience ana quality The SUBSCRIBE
NAV wish To see IT, Ii said isn is moi sold privately before
Wednesday the 18Th of January next, will then be ue
cd mbicIy on that day. fit is sd before that day due
notice will be given DANL. " HoMbEhI.
Decpm3pr H. lS50-tds.
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Io0MMII $50 NlsN0S sAlDlso

gev vrtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ID Law and Chancery for Augusta County, rendered he
lllh day Of November. 1850 in cause wherein f1enry
Swarlsr and ais were Plaintiffs, and George FuwIdeI
and ais were Defendants will proceed 10 sell on me prem
ises about three miles South o Mddebook al public auc'
ton, on Tuesday the 2lsi day of January npxf'
90 Acres and 13 Poles of Land,
the mart allotted to Jacob Fuwldef and Gemge Bishop oy
,ha commissioners in the ab,ve mentioned cause. Said
Land adlns George Arelear, John Armstrong and others
fair proportion Oft is well rimbeed and 'he cleared land
is in gnd stale ofcuvaon, with stream OF water run
ming through IT,
TERllS.-AIuney enough the day Of sale TO defray
the csrs If sae The balance in three equal payments Of o.
II and Is months with bonds aud good security, and the
file retained until all the bunds are paid
r. TURK. Commissioner.
nansnher l9 lS5n-ids-Prs fee s. 62E.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
LAND FOR SALE.

gsE!NG DESTROYS to remove the WesI. will "tf'r my
I'D FARM for sale, lying on both sides ut The S"u'h NV
er con,aining geo Acres, about an eqna pr'pnrl'"n
nm each side of the River The Land is OF god quality
in The reghb,rhuod john Cnynrrs MEL and ad"lnng
he. Lands Of Samuel Yuun and John aud Philip Coyn'r:
The improvements are gmd. will offer The said Land
privately until the 18th day of January nexI; not sold
b.fre that time. il will be offered publicly IN that day
further description deemed unnecessary, as persons wish
inu Ia buy will examine for themselves.
JAMES d. MAUPIN.
December Is, l850.-Ids.
IT, Ruck. Reg copy st. and forward account 10 this
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Eagle HOTEL.
STANTON, VIRGINIA.

egoIIIs well known Establishment has passed into the
hands Of the Subscriber By purchase frum the late DC
cupant, JAS. A. McCung Esq.
II is needless To make large promises in case where ex
pertinent will he the test uf full accommodation. 10 such
tesl the Subscriber stands prepared To submit his claims
for patronage He faiers himself from the character I"
his arrangements, that neither The Traveller nnr SJurne
nor his old friends from the country, will ever have cause
to complain of his disposition and best efforts to please and
accommodate
JOSEPH N WOODWARD, Proprietor
Saun,on, January |, lS5l.-,f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
BARREL SLAVES
AND
WHITE PINE SHINGLES.
.L.g.yss EGss S.ELE.

WILL sell on very reasrtanp terms. the TRACT Or
I LAND Wherein jacob K Siriblng now resides, nd.
;oninu the Lands Of Geo NJ Cochran. Geo. Myerly and
o,l,rs. disian, about three miles from Saufon
This Tract Of Land estimated Ia contain amut IOO
Acres is well mpn,ve mas due proportion OF valuable
timber and has on il one Of the hest Springs in the C"un'y
Janb K Striking will sew the Land 10 any one desiring
10 purchase For terms, apply 10
S,aun,on. JAN /. ls5l-4t.-Yind. cupy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

Ara Circuit Court held for Augusta C"nnly a; the
"A Court House, On Friday, the 9th day Of NoVemoef'
1880
Larkn Pumphrey-Planiltf,
AGAINST -.
Nicholas C. Kinney and Robert NJ. Kyle-Defendauts'
And upn his failure pay unto the D"iendan' n me
so,,,,. nv the trust deeds and b, to VII the sum
Of 800 and $40; with The interest due and arcrn'ng
thereon and The csls of this suit herein O@Ie aTGfeta
WITHIN len days from the date of this Decree sa Do ,ne
durv Of Nicholas C. Kinney, the trustee IN SAID afeos
commissioner for that purpose appointed a'Ier advertising
a ,;ne MACE and terms of Sale required by the deeds
10 proceed to sell by way Of Public Auction upon the prem
sss In the HIGHEST bidder the tract OF Land conveyed ny
Said dss estimated to contain 2l8 ACRES for cash sni
6een, to demy the Gusts charges and expenses Of Sale
and as to tbs residue upon credit Of Il and 10 m'"hs
in three equal ns mpn,s taking from the purchaser hns
,h snen, persnal security and retaining The legal IT,
tie as ultimate security, and make report to the C"u re
turning Herewith his account Of sale and the bonds Of the
purchaser. ro.,o
NICHOLAS 9. KINNEY, C. c,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
PUBLIC SALE.

N ,n,sn,ucs of the above Decree shall on Saturday the
A,b day Of January next proceed t"sell on The prem
ses the 2I5 ACRES OF Land conveyed !" me as trustee N
aoI IF rms, above mentioned The terms specified
,;J do.,se The land lies about 81 Miles North wes
IN s saoOon adjoining the lands of George Welsh RIB
S"smn and others There is comfortable Log Dwell
oa Hnpse small Barn and other buildings On said farm
The soil of good quality and is from its locality des'ra
HE place to man who desires to purchase small laru
MICH. c. KINNEY, Trustee ana oo'nm.
December4 lS50.--tdS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
COMMISSIONERS NJTICE.

ri. Persons having claims against the Estate OF Inc
~ late Alexander $. Hall. will lake notice 20 produce Tie
same, together with The evidence thereof" before me at my
uirp in Saunon on or before Monday the 9th of Janua
ry next. 3
The administrators are also requested to attend at my "
fee on The dav above designated eparedu render account
of their adm nisiraiiun. D. N iirNDnri'',
D,ao,nhar Ok Is50-4t Master Cumm'r.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
F57f4rsa ass..:y 49,
go -. 81. $50, ssss4

F77iE75f.1795sss E3sss.NN.-3 lfA.l-Lh
SSses5;sS1.-- = go .ss8
SUBSCRIBERS for The extension "i'he Virginia zen
~ trail RaiIruau from WayneshHough to oau""n are
reoursd - nav into the Bank of The Valley in Virginia Al
Sannonin addition To calls of January February, April
Nav. June. JnIy August. srpr"bpr oc'1ber. N"vr%her
and December 1880 amounting t" sixty dollars per share
the sum of 0 per share first day of February 20
per share the first day Of March, and 50 per share on The
first day Of April, l65l.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
j. GARRETT. Sec'ry.
January / 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
SD REHY:ERD.

an Tuesday last. the subscriber lost LEA HER
~ POCKET BOOK, in the inwn OF Slaunlnn contain
;,r number f Bank Mules and several DollaSn Sp'ce.
He will give the above reward any returning It to
him Win is cor,ents. JOHN b. SCHERER.
Jsnus,y / 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
LOOK OUT B@AU,gSg

1IEREBY forewarn all persons frun cutting down and
1 hauling If my Wuod. especially Hirkory W"d. ~
milling down my Fences aud going thnngh my Land il
any way whatever; aud passing and re passing by my
Barn carrying off my Bags &c. Against all such offenders
i, is ndsp4usaby necessary that should enfrcr the law
to its iul extent. JUS. /. MlICHELi"
January /, le5l.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
VJs,riyalEcd Life-iiEle EiAenesses.
RE taken in the a,es, style, with all the late improve
"a mens ia the Art, ny
re. &. RANKIN,

RE taken in the latest style, with all The late improve
IN meuts in the Art, ny
R. 8. RANKIN,
from PHILADELPHIA, who will remain in this place tor few
davis only, for the purpose Of furnishing 'se who wish
with an accurate likeness Of '!emseyeSoT friends hose
who examine his pictures will see, that IN d"Ph Ct '"e
lie like expression beauty orexecnon. and harmonious
blending of tight and shade they are second 10 none IN me
Country and after recpving superior hhsh WIN SOM
tiun o d are celebrated for their soft tone; and whe
cy far encet tbe Finest Painting. they are equally as du-
rsbe The plates which they are taken are Vi 'e h"es'
FRENCH m.NuFAcTUgE and pains expense are spar
ed in getting them up in The best manner by the use OF The
galvanic battery. ,
NJ full course of Instruction. instruction in all The
ale improvements in the Art given reasonable terms
&C. Rams oprn from s. A. NJ. 10 5, j. NJ, during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen oi this place are
poitply solicited ~ call and examine specimens.
65- Persons laken sIngly Or in groups on reasonable
terms. ~,
s7sy- Rooms at Mr. j. N. Wnodward's. Eagle Hotel.
r. }. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
c,,,r,on Ton 1871 If
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
REMOV AL.

,g,HE Subscriber has remuvrd his BARBER SHOP ia
one If The front rnnns If the Nrginia Hotel, where
no will no hanoy 10 wait upon his friends and customers ST
all bmrs Bleeding. cupping eechng, &C.. plae!sed as
bp,fe e will aIs attend The sick under the drec'io"
Of a physician, whenever called upon n s.7pE
S,.rn,on January | lS5l-if.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08
stock fur sale.

WILL sell on The fourth Monday in January next, he
ing Cnnrl day. in front Of ID. A. kaysns store IN The
..- ,,f lEsiiAPES 0f Sinck ia abr. f''- Si'''
nanduah Company and five Shares ~ The oaunmn ano
james River Turnpike Company. Sixty days credit VIII
JAS CRAWFORD, Acting
Executor Of VIM. Bell, decd.
December 25, 1850 ids.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

E,pE.-We learn tina, the Barn of Mr.. hoSERr
Scorr, near Barterbrook, was destroyed oy hie
=, Monday night last-suPPossd to have been We
- If an ucendiary. The light occasi oneo oy
,bs conasgralion is said to have been distinctly VS.
;hle Al Mount Sidney.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

PegCies gamblers ladies' Bets and Sue should BIZ just
the wife for an attorney. Suphias should be oa srdavt
disposition and cnntcloncrs wives should alwas he Pa,
ties Sometimes name will excite remark: all The pa
mrs copied the marriage ~ Henry Apple and Sarah apple
bul we could see improperly nthe mskng ofwo apples
into pair.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

nc. A letter from Cambridge remarks 81 observed a
church Yesterday, Mrs. Webster and daughters. all il
deep mourning The millionaire al Wa,er"wn. Mr.. Cnsf
ing, and Mr. Appleton of Boston, have recently made .
present to Mrs. Webster Of handsome house IN Ash
Street of which she will take immediate possession One
or more OF her daughters who accomplished, give p
vate lessons in music. at their hume.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

no. Some Of the New York ship builders say that black
walnut is better timber for ship building than live oak,
and tina, its high price the only why s moi large
" used An Ohio paper says that there is enough Of this
valuable timber split into fence rails every year in Ohlo to
build the na,ional marine Of the Union.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

wrAnrH OF TRvrH CHURcH--ihe Corporation OF
Trinity Church of This city, is the 'lohfs n rms s01"s
and NAV be said to be amongst the richest 'Oui'"rs !" p
~",S lis property is estimated if we are correctly Gu III
~oI'" f,pm ,weJys,o sixteen mIiOns Of doIIals-Se'
snsifc .Rs,srTcSr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

NEW BOOKS &o.-Garlaud's Life of John Ran
~ dolpe Alexanders Practical Sermons; Bunyan's Pill.
grrns Progress; Pictorial Brother Jonatftan
ROBT. COWAN.
December rs, 1850,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-08

n5- The New London Chronicle that the VIII ale
ships of that city returning with rich csrgpes All
vessels which have made trips 10 the Nulhen Seas have
been very successful, aud have made not only profitable
but short voyages.