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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-09
4 DESIRlBLE FARM l0R IaLE,,


nUNC desinn If removing h Inc west, ~
- VIII sell, pubjisIy, on ths ~ April, not
svIJ p,svinns.y q, private sale. Ut wheh dpe no
lice win be giypn, The farm On whish.se aaw.ts-
saSe, lying IN, the Cosaty Of AibensslP On ne va.
isrs uf Ha.lssrl's Creek, and kndrhafshs kl.AiN
DEALING ESTATE, cpiainise ~ ~
Isccfrc Hundred s4cFPss;sa
Il u situated Il, the road leading from S0dslssls g
Charlottesville, 4.n1iies from lhe 1frDsr; sed'le
from the latter place. 'Fkers are tbout So scses "
cultivation, aud about 700 in wood land, fig :.
The Improvements are very good~-a .lssgs sad
commodous DWELLING HOUSE, and al leo.
assary and comfortable ON, hpusrs-most exeslIens
wafer cluss h the huuse, and the plantation g we'll
walered and ia fine and thrifty condition. Thefe
is large orchard If well selected fruit Trees, Of "a
riuus kinds un this farm. The sboye land VIII -
soId in body or divided 10 suit purciJssers, a. -
sufficient quantity ofwood Land can be thfuwp %
rs to make twocpavenient tracts. ~
Persons wishing 10 purchase will P.ease eall 81
the undersigned on the premises, who viii make
knows the terms and give all necessary information.
MATTHEW T. JAS. w. RANKIN .
N.B.-This land 10 well adapted 70 gain tad
grass aad about $50 acres are web sci 10 clover Ind
Timnhy.
ScottsyiIle. Va. March 20 Ida = $50
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NELSON LAND FOR SALE.

A LII the real estate Of Peter Martin, deed', :'o'
~ being sold, we wilseil On Sa.'ltdav abe 9
day of Anil next, that DESlRAbLE. FARM
upon which the deceaseds ffvad, containlhg sb'u'
400 Acres, lying IN Rckfish k.gx. and q: :aE
both sides Of ,lit road esding IRON R1cSnih sosl
To I.ovingsion Of fine soil, susceptible OF the n,sn
esl Improvement considerable porlion Of li'e ,a'n
well Sc, in clover and timothy, and upon winch
,here could be made 40 Acres OF fihe Meaaow.-
Pills Land is siiua,ed within one mile etlhe new,
srdsvlle and Blue Ridge Turnpike now 10 Iaple
prupress Of construction, which will give thiee o'i'
Ierent markets 10 farmers living in this vlo'ni.y-
either to Howardsvle 90 miles, Scotisvllle Z3, OF
10 the Railroad miles.
This Farm is well enclosed and well .hs,A
wa,ered and has upon it good DIV Ell !nm
LING HOUSE. with four rooms, Cellar. l--As =.
Closets. Sc, good Out houses for Servants, WIN
brick chimneys to all, fine Ice House, gooo barn
and Stables. and ctluice Orcard OF well seiec'eo
fui, Of every variety situated in good nelsnon
no ID and as healthy as any part oil Ilie o'a'e'
mare parlcular description is deemed unnecessary
as those wishing to purchase would OF course pre-
Ter looking fur themselves and we will take pleas
ure in showing il to all who may wish To see Il. BY
a,plica,on 10 either Of US living id The immediate
"''s ''' JAMES NJ. HARRIS,
.jNO. w. DICKINSON.
Executors Of Peter Martin, deceased
Anil g, 'lS5l.--St.
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Attention. A.tentiOn!l
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL VisIETY STORE

~ &M. IIRSH are now receiving at lheIl
- st re- on the corner, one dur West oil tnt
Post Offire,a very extensive and well selected
stock Of Guods Cor the Spring midsummer Trade
consisting IN part as foows:
Jewelry.
Jenny Lind Ear. Rings. Breast Pins. bockets;
Finger. Rings, e. ! iand Silver Watches;
Geld and Silver Pencils, Gold and Steel Pens,
&c.
Fancy Goods.
Gard Cases, Work Boxes, Sewing Baskets;
Paper Weighs, Sewing Silks, Jenny LGd
Trimmings;
Sewing Cotton Pocket and Neck Handker-
ieis;
Wursted, Of all colours;
Parasols and Umbrellas, Fans. Retieules;
Scissors, Pocket Knives Pocket Books;
Port Moneys. Purses. Suspnnders, Accordeons;
Riddles, Banjoes and Music Boxes;
A general assortment Of Shirt aud other Buttons
as low as cent per dozen.
A general assortment of Peflumeries. Ra2ors and
Razor SuoIs;
Shaving and riling Apparatus;
Oil Table and Floor Cloths;
Window blinds Of all kinds;
Looking GLASSES Oh all sofis anu SIZES
Ready made Shirts and CoIlars,and great many
articles too numerous to enumerale.
We therefore kindly request the public to call and
examine our stock, confident that we will be ena-
bled to please the most fas;idious in the seec
ton of any kind Of Fancy Goods, Of which we keep
un quesonabIy The best assortment
Country Merchants will find it to their advan-
age to call, as we will sell Wholesale at Northern
prices.
Siaurton. April 2. 1851.
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Fine Valley Farm for Salf.

ss,IIE Executors uf Arch'd Siussi, dec'd, Win
o!ies fur sale ct public aucsiun, on the Prenl's.
es, on the l0h day Of Jns. neal, the trsc, Of lard
oa which the deceased iurlnery resided. u lies ~
one of The mus, pleasant paris OF Augusta comfy
being within one nils and half Of vaynesbuto,
on In sIdes uf the road leading from that pisee 70
Lexntir,,,. and is within q short distance OF thfes
quod f,unng mills. This tract Of land lies besnti-
fuIty. and Cor natural fertility is unsurpassed by hss
few farms in the Valley. There are shiut 3jo A.
.CREs in il. nearly ons third (which 10 10 OAK
timber of lhe very best quality Water is abundant,
and the fields are ~ arranged that Stuck can have
access to 1t from every part OF the arm. ths,s
are abDul twenty acres oi good MEADOW nesrsy ~
Of which can be conveniently wa,efed. There IT, oa
the place siso, a large ORCHARD uenia'lit'g a. Va
riety of Summer and Winner fruits. The buildings
ar. = LARGE and snbstanlial BRICK DWELLING
and necessary ou,- houses, large Bora &c..
The location aud quality Of this land, anc ins
many cun venences attending Il make II desrao'e "
any one wishing 10 settle III this part OF The Ssrey
vfVa The Executors reside on the land and VII
take pleasure in showing IT to all who wish 10 iooS
al il before the day of sale. .,
TRRms-One third Of The purchase money WIN
be required on the first Of August, and the RESCUE
in f,ur equal annual ins,allmenls. Possession VI
such part VI the farm as the purchaser may wish %
prepare for Fall crop will be given on The FIRST OF
August; and full possession will be given Oh 'is
first Of September. ,,,,n,n
BENZ. STUART, 800"
Waynesboro', Va, March 70 lo5l.-tds.
H@- Rockingham Register and Lancaster
(Pa ) tribune, copy weekly limo and mark coss.
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O. N - a I. =
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry, lOarhound and
LiyerWOrt.
ga, M. - 4, $

~ @V - A@ ~ -
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry, lIOarhound and
LiVerwOrt
For Coughs, Colds, asthma, Inciptent Con
sumption, Catmrh, Bronchitis, Splitting
ofBiood, and all other Diseases q the
Chest and Lings.
IN offering this article to the public we do so with
i perfect niidence it having obtained the sanction
ofthe most prominent Physicians OF the CITY oil BAIT
more where the article is manufactured
Unlike every other popular remedy we furnish nome
testimony from the most valuable sources.
We are also willing to place the recipe in the hands
Of any Physician who is recognised as gentleman Vi
good standing iii the profession.
Ma. j. l.. O'NEiL,
Dear Sir-I ardently desire to express 10 sou my
gratitude for the benefit have received from Inc use
Of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Hourhoond
and Liverwort ] am sure if it had not been 1or IL
would have been in my grave months ago. Wheh
first comm .nced the Of it my lungs were much was
ted. and had no idea of surviving lodgrr than few
weeks. had an incessant cough which bore me down
almost TO the verge of the grave But, through the a.
gency OF the syrup, am yet alive and feel greatly
Strengthen d by it hope you will accept this us an
expression of my thankuncss to God for directing the
use of so valuable medicine, and to yoh Tor It's prePa'
ration. Affectionaely yours,
Baltimore March 2Sth 1850.
0ry. The above article can br had Of Messrs HARPER
g. KisNnv Agents for the town OF Stanton Any re-
spectacle Physician the recipe by calling on
the Agents. ~
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ase In publishing the response of the

a. In publishing the response OF the
Directors of the Western Asylum to the re-
port of the Visiting Committee OF the Leg
islature, we omitted the "ApPendlx, un-
der the impression that it was not materi-
al part Of the response. Understanding
however, that it is regarded as important u
aproper understanding of the SUBJECT W.
insert it this week as follows:
a conn of letter from The Cl11.rNaan " @ sno
Committee 10 The President and D"se'0'S y '''
Western Lua,tic asylum $50
y,ae,S,, HorsL, Dec, 2Sd, 1880.
President and Directors 9fthe
i''''''''' '''' JTeslern Lunatic '9sgIum.
GgNrLEMEN, ,,,.,
enclose you copy OF resoiu
,;oo IF the house of delegates at Va. sppmnIlng q
cornnt,ea te examine the asy lu II, and be- leave IL
Inform YOU that the comnittre is n'w IN attendance
=, inns place. bling DESTROYS To enter at unce up'n
the duties assigned them. Tuey will be pleased to
visit the institution at as early an huur as you may
choUse 10 Indicate.
am very respectfully,
fs,onsS Cd, w ''' s l.. HAYS.
chairman Of Com iee
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-09

an 9Th street, near the Petersburg Depot, Rich
" mond, Virginia, is in good order, managed by
superior paper maker and is turning out Printing
Paper, (fur news) single and duub!e medium, en-
yeIope and wrapping paper, equal IN quality and as
low in, price, as any manufaciory IN the United
Saes.
On hand, good assortment Of Cap and Letter,
fancy coIors, for pamphlet covers; Manila, OF Va.
rious sizes, "a first rate article for packing news
papers, SC, } blue aid brown cotton yarns paper,
SC.
Orders for any description, Of any weight and
dimensions, executed al the shortest notice.
o. Wanted, Linen ard Cotton RAGS, Tor
which the cash will be paid delivery at The Mil,
Or remitlancesmade as directed.
March l9, l65l.-Si.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-09

nyJRGtNIA:-At Court Of Appeals held AZ
' Lewsuurg on Tuesday the I'd day Of August
1851.
George w. Neutrality-suspicious.,
AGAINST 80
Edward Anderson administrator VI Jesse Deven
port, decd and othsrs-AppeIlees.
Upon an appeal from decree pronounced y .no
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanceIy tof
the County Of Augusta on the 20th DAY o, yuns
Is- in case in which the Appellant was fain"n
aud The Appellees were Defendants.
The Appsllees James Leitch and Jno.' y. "e!s
having departed this life, their death 10 ordereo %
be- entered On the record, and it appearing 70 tho
satisfaction Of The. Cont that the APpelees Susan
DsyenpoIt and Isaac Raphael are nv, inhabit:n's OK
ills Commonwealth, so that process eannct Do ger
we'd upun them, on the motion Of the ApPeiian' y
his Counsei, is ordered that the said Apostles 90
appear here on the first day Of the next term Of tnis
Court, then and there TO have q, rehesring o. .no
whole matter contained in said decree, and thar .
copy Of this order be inserted for four weeks, suc-
cessvely ia the "Spectaior," newspaper puo'sn-
ed in Stsun,on, aud posted a. the ffonl door o. ns
Cour, house Of Greenbrisr County and the same 80
published and posted stand for service 81 process
800 ~, A Copy-Teste,
M JOHN A. NORTH Clerk.
Mach 10 Is5I-4t, -
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DIsrREssiN9 AcclDENT-On Thursday last, a
little daughter aged ab'nt years, Of Mr. oaniue'
Lyle. who resides abun, miles below ihis place,
came to her death in the following manner: II
seems that Mr. Lyle had been m'k ing walk IN
front of his house aud had hauled two Tugs which
he intended TO use in the construction Of the walk
probably the same day one OF the logs had fallen
t,,wn and killed pg-rhe unfortunate little girl
had zone with her little brother 10 The fatal spot Ia
show him the dead pig, and whilst there she at
tempted To climb over one Of the ogs.when 1t TURN
inv with her fell upon her chest and killed her III
stantly. VaHcy Star 9Th.
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I ~
REPLY.
SrAuNroN. December

SrAuNroN, December %, 1901.
81 Has. Esq Chairman Of The Con.n'''tee q
the HnSe of Delegates 10 iapsS gate 'Ie aVdTS
ofAs Wesie.H Luul!ic yByHm
DEAR SIn AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
CoMNiTrSG,
Tbe undersigned com nittee of the court OF
directors of the NesDrrn Lunatc Asylum have ihr
satisfaction TO acknowipge the receipt nf your com
muncatlOn of yeste rday made IN COMIC 'inlty WIN
our REQUESTS uf the proceeding day, aud regfe your
inability to comply with our enllfe request anu
furnish ms with names OF individuals VINO nav"
comnainpd of the matter IN when the curt OF Vi
recors their officers aud servants have performed
the delicate anu important duties cOnhdeo 10 teh'
IL their purpOse was To screen themselves III any
degree from the Consequences OF the m"s' ri@'u
scrutiny, they might, perhaps cIam tue ri9h' ac-
corded 10 any and every individual oil oehg c"h'r"-
ted with their accuserS but they nave i'o ho''es
Cor arch precautions. and according directed
ms 10 throw open the whole field o@q~fy 10 YOU
as amply and promptly as The asylum i'Se' was u
vour tnsDection on The nSlan, OF your ARRIVAL
So far rs the conduct and motives etIhe dlrec-
torv nre concerned in any Of the nine items oil com
plaint made bv heartain persuns" to ynu and ny
you kindly furnished To u, we have not the Shdu""
of doubt that they will turnout To be totally uIin
,Ied and It any of the officers or servants appoint
ed by the directory have committed any ot Tue vi
fences charged agsinsl them, We thler ourselves
that You wIli beculne c0nvaced that, u 'ceTlal''
narsnns'' had uiven such innrmlltlnn To The Dafd,
and such charup had te,n tuUud Hue, The court
of directors would have Corrected Such officer or
servant, or otherwise have corrected SUCH errr rs
Dromptly as the interests Of the asylum aud CON
scentious performance Of duty would have re
quired
You are already informed through the last an
mai ,epar of The board of directors tn the Legislature,
fnur anxious desire To have surh an investigation
.s vou ara now engaged In making and this cum
mit,ee beer leave further To inf'un you, that IN
,bs very moraing If ynur arrival here, the hoard
of directors. fearlng from what they had seen ut
the action of the legislature. that committee ut M
yestioatiun might not he appointed. had summon
ed 5,ard flr the purpose of taking such acii"n as
wonld be deemed necessary to ensure 'he appoint
ment Of such a COMMITTEE.
We therefore trust that you will ieel every as
eurapce of the disposition nf the board To throw inc
5oors wide open To the IN st thorough and search
inc, e,,,ninaiion into the whole conduct and affairs
Of the Institution 49,,
That the fact Of your presence, ana Tue o''ec'S
of yuur visit, may Ge made known u 'h'S c''n"u g
nifty. aad their evaporation invited To ala YOU "
necessary. in the performance OF your dulles We
will take pleasure in meeting you at the TINE an"
place indicated in Your uf yesterday, ana nope
YOU will be prepared to furnish proper spechca-
lions on the several charges specified.
Very respectfully, your obj serv't,
d w. PATERSON,
Chairman Com. d. W. L. a.
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AUGUSTA FARMS FORSALE.

vIyHE subscriber offers for sale the old Gross
L Keys Farm on the main road Iesdiag from
Staun,un TO Greenville, about eight miles from the
latter place. Tho Tract contains "a AChES.
and il undoubtedly one of the best Farms 10 The
County. There are about twelve Acres Of inst
,,ts Meadow Land. The dwelling houseis IN
GOOD repair, and within forty steps ofisis Spring
Of excellent water.
" Also. another tract Of land containing lA8 A
CRES. of good quality adjoining the laLd OF Co'.
Wilson, VIM Gibson and others. with Dwelling
House. good Fencing, meadow, orchard and a00s'
one half In timber. .s. a.
The terms will be accommodating Apply "
the subscriber living near Greenvilis: ,powN
March 10, l65i.-tf ~ s2 90
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aPRZL End, 1851.
DAVIS A. KAYSER

is NOW receiving his Spring supply Of New
Il and Fashionable Goods, which has been selected
with great care and purchased for Cash in Phiadel-
phia and New York.
Among which may be found Handsome Chene
Silks. Chene FouIands, Chene Bereges and lis
sues, Berege de Lanes, Printed Jackonets. Lawns,
Chene Grenadines, Blk, Grape do Ar!oise, Blk
Challies and Bombazincs, Clutns, Casslmeres, Yes
lings, Cravats, and many other Desirable Goods to
which he would invite special attention.
ALSO, 10 Dozen Ladies French Worked Col.
lars, II dozen Linen Cambria handkerchief, very
handsome and cheap.
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1904 RfEGE.NEN II.

'u,HE Company Muslrrs will be held on Satur
day The 9Th Of April. The R'gImenla Nns
Ter at v IN Howe's, On Thursday the 9Th OF
at | o'clock, a. NJ.
The commandment takes this occasion to no lily
the Regiment that ii Is his Intention To resign las
commission Immediately after the Resmehlal Mus,
Ter. aud he hopes every Company viii have lis III
comp emen, of Officers elected aud commissioned 10
line In lake part IN The eIecIun Of his SUCCESSFUL
By con"and.
MARCO B. CARTER, Adjutant.
Apri 2, 1851.
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SALE OF l. A N D,

10y virtue of two Deeds and an agreement OF
~ the parties, shall IN Saturday The 26'h day
of this mnrilh, sell al Public Auction, Tract oi
Land belonging to George washington " heel,
batger. containing about 1891 ACRES, situated
on Middle River adjoining the lands oi Col Harms
berger and others. The land lies well is adapted tt
grass, aud can be greatly improved
TERMS.-One fourth in hand the rest in three
equal instruments Of six, twelve aud eighteen
aiunths, the purchaser giving bond and security
and the tile retained as ultimate security.
MIC HO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
April 9, l65l.-tds.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND,

DURSuANT TO the last wal and IssianeaI
L Of JohnD. Grener, Decd, vii! on Saturday
the Bird day of May, 1851 oisr for sale, publicly,
on the premises, the valuable FARM Of which inc
said John ID. Greiner died seized and possessed,
situated in the county Of Augus'a, abou; miles
South stanton adjoining The lands q ysssps
Smith. Esq. and others, containing ~ ACnEo
with comfortable Stone Dwelling House, Log
Barn, SC. The Land is Of good quality, and Is wa
tered BIZ several never failing springs. treat IN
ducements are offered TO persons who may WISH %
settle ia the vicinity IF SIaunton, as the facilies
which he, Railroad, when completed, will afford
for the transportation Of the produce oftte country
must have tendency to enhance the value OF PruP'
erry in that region. further description Is con-
sdered unnecessary. as those why wish to purchase
"" I,bs terms Of sale will DO one-,hird Of tho per.
chase money in hand, and the balance u TWO equh
annual insIaImen,s, TO be secured ~ isn on ''e
land. r,. -
John ID. Gfeines, decd.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed!puposals will be received until IL ociocE
- Aprlll5lh at this Office, for the grading and
Matchmaking Of about twenty miles VI the Dius
Ridge Turnpike. Also for the Masonry aao super
structure of several Bfidgesvarying in span run iof
" 10 one hundred and forty feet.
Plans aud specification to be seen and any fur'ne'
Information furnished, Oil application 10 the undsF
signed.
JAMES ANTHONY, Eng't.
Office B. TT. Go. Madlsun. G. House,
March % 1851.
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.N,eaC Goods.

s'1E subscribers are nuw receiving Their supply
ofSPRlNG AND SUMMER GOODS, ia
which they would respectfully invite the attention
Vt notwithstanding IN part ut variety oil
Ladies Dress Guuds, Cloths j. Iassmeres, Brown
and B.eachpd Coilons. large LOT OF heavy lwIIIed
CuluureI Cotton. G .ois fur Mems wear, Plaid and
Strip do, for Servants, Fur Calf B.n's, Shoes,
SC ."O>Bf LAY hoh'
p. $1,000 lbs. Prime Bacon, for sale By
S.auntou. Apfll 9 lS5i.--tf. NJ. y L.
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MY JACK

WILL s.snd the ensuing season at my stable
w pug Miller's Forge on the South River
u,mencng a, home On Monday the GAN o
March, and alternately, week about, and Will be lei
to mares at S. the season, and S. lheInsuance, the
seasun money payable at expiration Of theseason
and The insurance money payable when the mare Is
KIN wn to be in toal transferred, the season ~ ex
pire the last day Of June. -,
Description.-The Jack is four years old, fine
size and form, upwards oflwelye hands 10 height, I"
deep lead culur, vigorous and sclive. ANY person
living a, 4 distance, wishing TO put will De furnish
eli with pasture on my faruIat reasonable charge
SAMUEL KENNEDY.
March 26, 1851.
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N OF &c Is.

VsNFIERE will be offered at public sale at the res
Il ileuce of the subscrib is, on Tho Big Calf Vas
turo River. ON Tuesday the 22nd OF the present
mouth, (April.) some Horses; between thirty and
forty head Of Catile, consisting of two and three
year dds sone Mich Cows. Sheep, Hogs, five
PEI Deer, and other articles not mentioned.
TERAlS.-A credit of six months will be given
by The purchaser giving bond with security.
THOMAS A. CLAYTON,
RALPH w. CLAYTON.
Anril o 1S5i-2w.
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CENTRAL RA,LaoAD.-Ne PAU -. ,''"' .. ~
contempa'nn 10 insert claus S,'ra ;" ."' 'n INV
CONSTITUTION. n,kln4 II "p'ga."y ups" .e
,'a,',,'. ,"y Eastern gentlemen WIN usually OPP
posi- internal ilnpf"veinen'sare SAD "lav"T II.
All attempts at i'S'S'auo" VII" REGARD :" '"t
Western extension VI me r"a"' during me recen'
90 ss,n of III Legislature, were defeated. The bill
n,vi,llng fur a branch of the Southwestern ruad tt
thp Unl0, Which passed the House. failed 10 nec"mf
law. So the Central Railroad is not quite dead
ret.-Chur .4doo.
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BREAD! Bread!! Bread!!!

rx,IIfs u-lersis--J .i.eo .his ,nnihad nf iaf'rm-
l. ing the public that he has in his employ ba'
ker Of The first order, one who dues up baking
brown, and tina, in the future he will always keep
ON hand supply of fresh bread for those in want OF
the same; aso cakes Of every descrp ton, kept Cd
hand and furnished tU order.
CHAS. II. BALL.
N. B. Persons wishing to subscribe for bread
will 10, me have their names and it will be seat to
order. >,
Saun,on, March 90, 1851. G. II. b.
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The undersigned will have The ESTABLlsH'
ME.NT carried on ia future, and Will use his TX
eI,,hs Ia meIlt the continuance ut the iibtiai pa
tror,agt alrtady bestow wed on tins .NEW ES1a6
LISH.NE.NT, which he flaieTs himself can be
done, if goud work and low prices have any
influence wish to employ tor year or two, a
eood Workman A single man would be preferred
can, however, furnish man having snail lam
lily lvI ATTY fl ,Ishe RUNS with IRE place
in each adolnIng the shop-bulldlng Ia either case
pmd workman, and one possessing good moral
habits will be desired aud none oher need apply.
l. G. MYERS.
Prospect Mansion, near New Hope, Va,
Aprjl q IS5l.-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-09
FARM FOR SALE.

ssAViNG resolved 10 rrli,uve West. now Of
a fer "a, private sale. the FARM IN which ! To-
side, lylug on Back Greek, Augusta, seven miles
SOUTH Of WayuesboIo'. It conslns 19I Acres
65 Of which are cleared ana The 'esl heavily Inn
bered. The Improvements are new and suns'aI''
,ia. and consist uf a comfortable Dwelling. kiich
On. and &nolse- h. USE. ais,, "A new Barn. Sml'h
shup. and fiue SAW MiLL-4O Acres c''uld NJ
made you'd Nleadow-65 Acres are bottom. II ali
lies well. and is sdaptd III al kind, 1t gral''s' and
yrasses--il 10 waiertd remarkably well. L" "a
man who wishes To engage either IN farming "r me
rmher trade, an excellent opportunity is presented
in the purchase of this land. The terms VIII w
made accommodating.
Waynesboro' O.. Augusta Co..
April 2, lS5l.-3l.s