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CHEAPEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SPRING GOODS

A ]. DEAKINS is now receiving from Balti-
Ns more and Philadelphia, The handsomest AID
cheapest Stock Of Goods ever offered in the Stoa'-
ton Markets. He respectfully sollclis ms old Gus
TONERS and the public generally, to call ana exan-
inc his assortment before making their Spring pur-
chases, feeling assured that he can make n greatly
to the interest of all wanting GaEAP Goops to DO
SO Immediately. His stock comprises 10 paft ihs
following desirable styles, viz:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. ~,9
Black Gro. De Rhine; Fancy Berege de Laines'
Colored Dotted Swiss Muslins; White do. do.
French Berege French Berege de LANES Fancy
Lawns; Embroidered Tissues Plain Glnghsms J;
Dress Ginghams; A large assortment OF Prfnts OF
the richest styles LADIES' Slate Colored Hose !;
Black Cotton DO. Hooks and Eyes; Ribbo1e-A
large assortment Of Bonnet, Neck, Tafiita, Belt
Ings and Bonnet Flowers; BonneIs-a fine assor,-
ment.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleached and Brown Muslins, embracing all the
most desirable brands; Osnaburgs; Drill; Tickings;
Checks Brown Holland Table Diapers; Table
Cloths Toweling Sheeiing; Penitentiary Plaids
White Flannels Colored Cambrics ;Nankeen.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Black, Brown and Blue Cloths; Co. and Fancy
Cassimeres; Fancy Tweed Caseimeres for Coats
Cashmeretts, Black Satin Vestngs, Fancy Silk YES
tnpss; White Marsailles, Silk Handkerchiefs; Cot
ton and Bingham Handkerchief; Silk Cravais,
Buttons, Combs, Hair Brushes.
r. WHITE GOODS.
Book Muslins, Swiss do. Cambria do, Plaid Co.;
White Embroidered Curtain Muslin Colored do;
Irish Linens Of the most improved make and finish.
FANCY AND LACE GOODS.
Fancy and Scotch needle Worked Collars; do.
do. do. Cuffs; do Embrdtered Sleevesj do China
zetts Lace Capes, very superior article; fne
assortment Linen Cambria Handkerchefs; Swiss
and Cambria Inserting; French Laces. Bobbin
Edgings, and Cotton Laces: White and Colored
Nets Black Silk Lace.
GLOVES.
Ladies' Colored Gloves, do Black do, " lrite
10. Fancy Coored do, Black Silk Egyptian Mitts.
Colored Thread Gloves Gentlenen's Black Md
Gloves do. Thread do;
HOSIERY. .
Ladies' White Cotton Hose, do, Open Worked
io., Brown Embroded do
STATIONARY-a large assortment Of Blaak
Books.
BOOTS. SHOES, AND HATs9
The cheapest ever offered embracing all the lat
EST styles and qualities.
April 80, 1851.
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FERMONT FOR SALE.


7 WILL sellon the premises, to the highest
L bidder, on c!edit ofone. two and three years,
on Monday the 10th day Of June next, IL fair, and
if not, the next fair day thereafter, the above NAM
ed estate, lately owned by my iestaior William
Bourne, Esq, decd, lying in Nelson County, be-
tween Piney and Tye Rivers, and containing $50
Acres. i.
There are on this place two Dwellings and all
other necessary out-houses. Two hundred Acres
are well taken with Clover, Timothy and other
grasses. Possession will be given on and after the
day Of sale for the purpose Of following, seeding.
making Hay, &c., and absolute possession at the
end Of the year. The purchaser will be required
to give bonds, with sufficient personal security and
lien upon the land TO secure the purchase money.
From foreign purchaser, the first payment in adj
vance, would be received instead Of the personal
security. Farmers at distance wishing to buy
and capable of appresating good land are particu-
larly and pressngly invited to come and see this
for themselves
CYRUS T. BOURNE.
Executor of VIM. Bourne. decd.
A,riI S0 IS5l.-tde
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.


r1NlE attention of the public is respectfully direc-
Il ted to the Stock of Clothing, kept by Jacob
POLITE s. Co., which for choice beauty and quality
Of Goods, has never been surpassed in this place.
How very cheap they have sold their Goods. is
well enough known; the only thing they have to
say now is, that by selling little cheaper yet they
hope to merit and receive still more the patronage
of the public at large.
Too numerous it would be to mention all articles
in Store, but we have still on hand, and will be still
receiving the so justly admired style of Cashmere
and Cashmerette loose Sack and Frock Goats, in
black, brown, green, blue black and olive brown and
blue. Sack and Frock cloth Coats, Summer Goats
fall descriptions, as well as Pants Vests, &c.
LIE. no one who is DESTROYS TO save money, to get
fashionable articles, such as are well made and DO
fit, fail to cone to US, before purchasing any where
else.
JACOB POLITE s. co,
Corner Of the Vig. Hotel.
Staunton. Nav |. 1851.
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Scion. Va, June 4, 1851.
TAKE NOTICE.

RY virtue OF authority invested in me, shall
Es sell on the lst day of August. 1851, all that
certain Tract or parcel of Land, lying in Augusta
County, situated about midway between Sleel's
Tavern and Greenyille, and one mile from the
Staunton Plank Road, that is now in progress. and
bounced as follows, to wit: by the links and Eau
yer Lands and by the Lands of Collins and New
ton. Said Tract contains
EO3 Acres, g Foods and Sl Poles,
about one half cleared and under fence, the balance
well timbered. Persons wishing to purchase will
please call on me, for further particulars, on the
premises as to Improvements.
Terms of sale made known on the day ofsale.
WILLIAM l.. WILLIAMS.
n. B.-Tile indisputable.
June 4. l96l.--ids.
s.ey- Rockingham Register copy.
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DIED, on Monday the 2nd inst, Mrs ELIZABETH,
Brown wife OF Mr.. jeremiah Brown, aged Is years.
She fl husband and niue children to mourn their loss
but they mournuot as those that have hope, know
ing tina; the righteous hah hope in their death She
had for seventeen years, been consistent memher
of the NJ r. Church. aud when she died she left the
evidence behind that Tor her 10 live Christ and 10
die great gain.
DIED, in this place, on Monday last Mrs. MARGA-
RET FARisa wife Of Mr.. Thomas Parish, aud daughter
of Henry Taylor, aged aboat - years
Departed this life Tuesday, the Sd inst. at the
Powhatan House, at one O'Clock P. VI, Mrs MARGA'
RET JouxsroN, wife OF Rob Johnston, Esq, (lSt Au-
ditor) aud daughter Of Mr., john A. aud Charlotte
North Of Lcwisburg, Yd.-Rich Paper.
DIED. on Tuesday the 81 Inst, at his residence in
this county, OF inflammation of the brain, MICHAEL
SoANEs, aged about IS years
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BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE.
Cheapest Clothing Store in Stanton.

Ye people who would like to know,
Where you can find the greatest show,
OF goods, the cheapest ever bought,
Or ever to this borough brought,
Just listen while we have the time,
Without the aid Of Foreign rhyme,
To prove it to demonstration
That not shop throughout the nation,
Has on its groaning shelves displayed
A stock of CLOTHING READY MADE,
That can for fit or beauty rare
With Franz s. CoMPANY's compare.
We warrant that you here will find
Something just suited to your mind
How great so e'er may be your haste.
A moments time will please your taste.
Goats, pants and vests, stock complete
To fit you out from head 10 feet.
All Cheap for cash for well the word
Throughout the County may be heard
all people Of discretion 60
For Clothing cheap, to FRANZ s. Co.
Give US call is all we ask
To show our goods pleasant task;
All other places you may try,
Then ccme to FRANK e. Co.'S. tn buy.
We have inst received the largest and best Be
lected stock of Ready Made Clothing ever brough
to this Borough. and we are determined to sci
Clothes cheaper than any other establishment il
this place. Remember the store,
FRANK s. CO.,
One door below the Stage Office
Stanton, June 4, 1873
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the persons who
IN have heretofore generously subscribed to the
Wesleyan Female Institute that the last nstalment
o. thei! subscription viii be due on The lst day Of
June, 1851, on or before which time payment is
earnestly solicited.
The Trustees stand greatly in need Of funds to
meet their liabilities, and rely with confidence on
the promptitude Of subscribers to enable them to
do so.
Rev. Thomas B. Lemon, pastor OF the Meiho.
dist E. Church, in Staunton, in my absence will
receive all moneys due The Wesleyan F. Institute
and receipt for the same.
JNO. w. HEDGES, Fin'l Agent,
Nav 27 lS5l-3t Yves. Fem Institute.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

JUNE 4rH, 1851.
On motion of Mr.. Breckenridge, the following
resolution adopted:
Resolved, Thata Committee De apPoin ted to
,examiae iu,o and report to this Board upon the eX
pedeney Of Increasing the subjects Of taxation tor
the purposes of this corporation:
Whereupsn, Msssrs. johnson, Tout anc Bald
win were appointed tbs COMMITTEE ~,
A petition frun the Rev. Mr.. Lemon and DINERS
for leave to erect building. 20 be den0mlna'ed
the African Chapel of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was presented, together with report Of
the Committee heretofore appointed On 'hat SUD
iect; and on molten Of Mr.. Kinney, the sa'oe was
laid upon the table.
William Craig, Sergeant, is allowed the sum
of So so per acpt. filed.
William Chambers is allowed the sum of s. 20
per aept. filed.
On motion Of Mr.. Breckenridge, the Board adj
jOurned.
Teste.
JAMES f. PATTERSON, Clerk.
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Ey61ElI1iNo
ss - 8 -

TEHE through Freight Train to Charlottesville
Il will commence on Monday, the 18th of The
present month, to make 2trips per week.
The hours of departure For the Freight Train
will be as follows:
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive
in Charlottesville at o'clock P. NJ, on every Mon
day aud Thursday.
The way Freight Train from Richmond to Cur
louisville, including all the turnouts.
Leaves Richmond al 5o'clock A. NJ, and arrives
a. Gordohsyille at o'clock P. NJ, on every Wed
nesday.
The departures from Charlottesville and GordOns-
vile,
Leave Charlottesville on every Tuesday and Fri
day at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond
at 6 o'clock P. NJ. and
Leave Gordonsville at o'clock A. NJ, arrive
in Richmond at o'clock p. Nj.
The consigners from Richmond are requested to
put their freight in on Tuesday for Turnouts, as
Wednesday will be the only regular Freight day
for Turnouts.
C. R. MASON, Sup't.
Siaunton Nav Ia. 1S5l.-tf
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TRUST SALE.

A CITING As Trustee under trust deed convey
"A ed TO me by Charles ". Hess. bearing da'e The
7th day Of December. lS4S, and recorded IN the
Clerks Office, Of Augusta County, for purposes
therein specified, | will, ON Saturday :he 9th day
of July next. in the town of Greenvlle. "fier the
following properly at Auction, forcash viz: Sii-
yer Tea-Spoons | Anvil Wise; 2 BedSte'dS
> Beds and variety of Bed-clothlng; Press
Brass clock; Bureau; Chairs, large Iron ket-
tie 2 snsll Brass Kettles 2 Ovens; z Iron Pots /;
Skillet; 2 Tables | Baker, and variety Of
other articles too tedious 10 mention. Sale locom-
mence at 4 O'Clock, A. Nj, at the residence OF
said Hess. or some either place in GreenviIle.-
Terms aud place made known IN day of sale.
TUCKER w. FARRAR, Trustee.
limo II ISll ids
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New and Popular School Books.

COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF UNI
~ versal History, together with Biography Of
Distinguished Persons, to which is appended -
eptome of Heather Mythology, Natural Philoso-
ply, General Astronomy and Physiology; adopted
and used in the Public Schools Of Philadelphia.
T.. s. JONES s. CO., Publishers.
S. w. corner Fourth and Race Sts., PhiIa.
Teachers and School Committees addressing
letters 10 US post paid, will be furnished with cop
les for examination.
pAFul and Complete Assortment Of Books
and Stationary for Sale at the Lorest Prices.
April 80, lS5l-ly. I
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DR.. Beach's American Practise OF Med
icine and Family Physician.
ror, u,rrr5 nEnDTE
THE BOOK FOR THE Peep

THIS Work treats of the diseases of all men, women
i and Children on reform or eclectic principles IL
ha, been recommended by the most celebrated phys.
clans in both hemispheres, and splendid Gold Medals
awarded the author by nine souereigns Of Europe who
have pronounced i, the most correct and Scientific
Practice, and as eminenty designed for Families and
Physicians. This practice is taking the palm ana prom
ises soon to suppant the mineral and depleve treat
ment Complete in one volume, with numerous engraV-
ings. . VI.
no GRAND DEpoT, l4l Fulton Street, New York.
For sale Wholesale and retail by c. N. KINNEY,
Staunton, and JACOB BEAR, Lexington
June 4, lS5l.-lyeot.
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knoWn that tcus OF thousands nave DeeH Cu'eu,
friends will begin to realize the truth of our remarks In
former advertisement viz that there would NOT De
single family in America who would live day wtnoa'
possessing box of cAlistcrs AH- Heaing O'nIme"''
ifthcy but knew its virtues.
McAllisters All Healing Ointment restores perspra-
tion in the system By this it opens those ave
nues through which nature carries of the impurities
within and thus relieves the body ofdisease is ths
Asthma, Salt Rhcum Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism, scald Head Pains in the Chest
Side and Back, Dyspepsia. Posons Sore Breast. Deaf
ness Cuaneous Erupons, Sore Eyes, inflammation o. the
Bowels Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chiioiains, rnes
Worms. Aeues, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Ulcers
all Fever Sores and determinations ofevery kind.
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STAUNTON. VA,

rEVHF. duties of this Institution will be resumed
Il on 18th August next, under The direction OF
Rev. Vim. B. Brown. Competent assistants will
be engaged as they may be needed. and every exer-
ton will be made to carry out the design of the In
srtution in furnishing thorough, solid and practl-
cal education to young ladies'.
TERMS.-Scientfc and Literary course Sl2 to
as; Languages each $40, unless more than one is
tote1; Music, piano and use Of instrument $50 !;
Gmi,ar IL alone, $50; Drawing and Painting s TO-.
Borii.,g in respectable and genteel families from
IS to $40 psr month .
tho princial in Staunton. after July LIST, or 10
REV. b. Nj. SMITH.
C,nnnton limo II tS0l.-tk
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ElADRlAG3 B8EORD>

In this place. Thursday evening last, by the Rev
ThoS b. Lemon, Mr. GEoRGE HARLAN, and Miss
JAMS s., daughter Of the late Samuel Ball, Of Rich
mond.
Gu THURSDAY evening last, at the residence Of Mrs
Carroll by the Rev. +. B Lemon, Mr. PHILLIP GRE.
YER, 10 Miss CArHAEISG ELLEN Bare.
On Thursday May 29h, by the Rev. S. Register
Mr.. WM A. GARRisoS aad Miss AMANruA Z. Bow.
ES,-all Of Mt Scion.
On the 9th Of May, by the Rev. r. G. Jamison, Mr.
JonN n PRAY, OF Wuodsboro' Highland county, to
MISS MARoAaEr a. WARwtcK, OF Green Bank, Po-
cahontaS
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Ne,U Goods

rE1iE subscribers are now receiving their supply
l. of SPRING. AND SUMMER GOODS, 70
which they would respectfully invite the attention
of urchasers-consisiing in part Of variety OF
Ladies Dress Goods, Cloths s. Cassimeres, Brows
and BIeached Coltons, a large lot ofheavy TwiIied
Coloure] Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Plaid and
Striped do, for Servants, Fine Calf Boots, Shoes,
Sc. MOSBY g. TAYLOR.
P. $1,000 lbs. Prime Bacon, for sale BY
S.aunton, April 9, lS5l.-tf. NJ. + T.
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II. u. RANKIN,

DAGUERREOTYPIST, occupies room o.
~ yer The Store of Mr.. A. j. Deakins. LIKE
NESSES taken in the best style of the art, and in
all kinds Of weather. Satisfaction given before
leaving the room, out if the individual returns and
sits again an extra charge of Fifty Gents will be
made as also in all cases when the cash is not paid
E- Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call.
SauntOn, May Ia. 1851.
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TO THE LADIES.

WE have never seen Lady 10 our lives but
w what could admire something handsome in
the way of fine Goods and fancy Trimmings, aud
to such we would say that we are receiving some
of the pre.test the markets of Baltimore and Phil
adephia could afford, and which will compare with
any in Staunton, both in price and quality. Call
at the old stand of HI. & w. B. Crawford, whes
you are passing. Oh, due .,
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go
Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store.


Oflate Pve heard it talked about,
That rhyme was all the 90;
And whether Jew or Gentle,
His name is Frank & Co.
do not wish to uuderrate
The lite man below. :.
But think us how. might aPpy
Some verses to my o'oi''
Then listen to my story
And think it not So poor
Fur if vou don't believe 1t
Pll prove it TO De SD.
Although am no poet,
BETTER than take snOose,
To set my wits working
And speak Of my .Ne,o Shoes.
The blacklist and The slckest Shoes
They say are all the 60,
And sure enough they are Jenny Llnd''
All lacing down before.
The Boots like other wondrous things
Are matchess in their shape
And if you wish to make Dow,
The toes are right to scrape.
Our Hats are high up in Inc CROWN
And Caps every grade;
The Hats are finest in the town,
Our Gaps no better made.
There is something like the Golden Boot.
AT least it is in color,
And if you'll bring it 10 Z. BAYNE,
He'll give you Boots TO fellow.
He has Carpet Bags and Satchels too,
And Trunks all over leather;
Umbrellas thirty inch in size,
TO use in stormy weather.
| will not lengthen out my verse,
But close without another.
For sure am 'twould weary you,
Were to 60 any further.
P. BAYNE.
Stauuton, June II, S5l.-yind copy.
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DIR. JAMES JOHNSON,
DENTAL SURGEON.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Siaunton and vicinity that he has returned
and may be found at his room at the Virginia Ho-
tel where he will continue to perform all operations
Beauty. Artificial ones inserted from single
tooth to full set, SC.
REFERENcE.--Rev, T. Il. Casteman, Rev.
Jos. d. Tyler Rev. j. G. Wheat, DR.. A. L. Laird,
COL John B. Baldwin and Jas. A. McClung.
Staunton, April 9, lS5l.-,f.
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Apotheoary Establishment For Sale.

7 DESIRE to sell, as soon as possible at Whole
sale, the Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs Furniture,
sc. in the ApotGaacary Store belonging 10 the
estate Of DR., Berkeley. decd. A person intending
10 engage in such business will find it greatly TO
his interest to purchase the concern
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NOTICE.

RIDS will be received till the LIST Of August
I'D next, at the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Insti-
tuition, for the erection ola detached building on the
premises, and for covering the Piazzas Of the main
building. Plans and specifications can be seen from
and after the 18th of July. at the office ofDr. Mer-
rilat.
T. j. NICHE.
+. II. STRIBLING,
j. l.. PEYTON,
JAS. POINTS.
Examining Committee.
MAY %, ls5l.-td.
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LAND FOR SALE,

fredericksburg, Va, June II, 1851
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Old Tilings shall Become New.

'gNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
n public that he has made some changes in the
BAKING DEPARTMENT Of his concern and
is now ready to furnish his friends, in addition to
his former variety, number of new kinds of CAKE.
He is also prepared to supply Parties and Weddings
a, the shortest notice, and as well as they can be
furnished in The place, with any thing in his line
all he asks is an equal chance-leeling certain
that satisfaction will be given.
Call at the Old Stand, No. 8, Cheap Side, Main
Street. f.. M. CUSHING, Agent.
Stanton, MAY II, 1851.
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NJ A S O N / G

IN accordance with a desire expressed by the
Building Committee Of the Methodist Episco-
Church. the corner stone of the Church which they
contemplate erecting. will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies by Worlhington Smith Lodge. No 46,
on the 10th day Of June next. The brethren of
neighboring Lodges are hereby invited to attend
and participate in the labors of the day.
JAMES Il. CLARKE, Sec.
VS.. Lodge, No. 46.
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NOTICE.

THE Odd Fellows Of ''Yalley Lodge" Harrsonburg,
Il will have celebration on the 2lth inst. An adj
dress will be delivered by JRo J.. Peyton, Esq, ofthis
place. Brethren Of neighborng Lodges are invited to
attend
June II, 1851.
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MOURNING GOODS.

DLACK Cut Berege-Black and White Chens
ID Lawnes New Style Mourning French Cling
hams; Small whitecorded Black French Ginghams;
Solid Black Lawns and Small white dotted Lawns;
Mourning Berege de LANES in Black and Lead
colors; Gro. Grain, Mourning Bombazine; Solid
Black French Berege, all to DO had at
II. J. & w. b. CRAWFORD'S.
April l6, 1851.
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nISTRlCT Court. United States, FOR the Yves
~ tern District of Virginia, at Staunton, May
term 1851
In The matter of Daniel Snyder in Bankruptcy.
The assignee James Points, having reported that
he has in his hands sum Of money for dlslribunn:
1t is ordered that ten days notice be given through
the Staun'on Spectator. a newspaper published IN
the Western district Of Virginia. that on The first
day Of next term (Ocluber) dividend will be made
oflhe said funds, when and where the creditors who
have not already proved their debts. are to come
prepared to prove the same or they vii! beeXcIud-
ed the benefit Of said dividend, and all claims not
thus subsiantialed will be disallowed.
Teste, N. X. TROUT, D. Clk
Sfauntun, June q, 1S5l.-l0ds
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A j. DEAKGNS has now in Store, and oilers
IA for sale, large and desirable assortment OF
Ready-Made Clothing,
consisting of Goats, Pants and Vests, in eyesy va
riety, which will be sold at reduced prices; hssing
beer purchased since the decline Call sd satis-
fy yourselves, as nothing will be charged fsrexhib-
ting them.
Staunton, April 30, 1851. f.sssf
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FARM FOR SALE

I'm the 10th dav OF August next, will offer my
" farm at public sale. if not sold privately before
that time. This land lies in Augusta Co. Va. six
miles west uf Stanton. adjoining the lands Of Jas.
Brown. Jacob Baylor and others. aud contains
I01 ACRES,
we'll adapted to the growth grass and grain and
about one half cleared. There ara two wells vi
water near the huuse--one limestone and the other
chaybeale Tie buildings consist ola good LOG
HoUsE and Stable nearly new. There is also q
good assortment of young apple and other fruit trees
on the place. Tue land is under good fence and in
good ueighborhood.
Any persun wishing to buy land would do well
TO examine this tract before purchasing elsewhere.
MICHAEL ENGLEMAN.
June II, lS5l.-tds"
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AM EsTRAV,

1T,AKEN up by Thomas f. Montgomery. Of
Il Augusta County on the 23d day Of May, 1851;
sorrel Horse with blaze in his face; left
hind foot and part Of The leg white; near fifteen
hands high supposed 70 be 5 or 6 years old and
appraised to s45 90. .
Gan Extract)-Teste,
May %, 1875
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-11
McAllistar,g ALL Healing Ointment.

1t is impossible to give to the
public an adequate idea ofthc
great success which attended
The administration ofthe ALL
Healing Ointment for the
past six months. 1t is per-
fectly astonishing to witness
the effects and hear the
praises bestowed on this
medicine. No one could con-
ccive that a single medicine
possesses so much virtue, and
had power to heaf'so many
diseases But since 1t Is