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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-25

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ESINCE opposition has become the life Of trade.
~, the undersigned has determined TO sell as cheap
as the cheapest, and if,hat viii not suit he will
rrn little cheaper then The cheapest. Here 10 the
place 10 save your money. tie said 10 be a fact
,ba,J C. Myers makes Tile besi and cheapest fur
niture III The County. Friends come and see and
examine fof Yourselves, before purchasing else
whers, as il is admission free for every body.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
his old friends and customers who have SO Literally
patronzed him heretofore, and hopes from his long
experience and personal attention, TO merit cum
linuance of the same. Jno {. Myers takes this
opportnriy Of informing his neighbours, friends and
the public generally, that he has purchased proper.
~. and permanently located himself in this iown,
far The purpose of carrying on the CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS in lis highest extent, en-
bracino all kinds offurniure to be !anad in any OF
the Cabinet Shops. such as Bureaux varying in
price from SlO TO $l6 Side Boards $50 Ia $50;
Warlnses 5 IL TO $40; China Presses 5 l2to SlS;
Bedsteads So to 81 Dining Tables "a to 81 ;
Book Case $l2 to SIS; Safes So 50; Candle
Stands 81 50 to 81 besides great many other ar
iicles too tedious to mention. Repairing done on
the most reas ,nable and accommodating terms. This
furniture will keep on hand if no! ready made
it will be made 10 order
OF my KIND OF WOOD
which may be REQUIRED Of Mahogany, Cherry.
Maple, or Walnut on short notice. Any person
taking furniture to the amount Of $40 will have it
delivered al his residence at my own rlskOl injury.
Five per cent discount will he allowed for cash
payments, otherwise bond, payable six months
after date.
n All kinds of country pruduce taken n
exchange for work; wheat, flour, rye; oats, flax
seed, bseswax, poplar, cherry walnut. pine plank,
flour barrel slaves, tending, pine scanling 5 by
inches rood rails, -four 5arres, &c., Iaken IN px
change for work.
THE PEOPLE HAZE CHILLED IND
MYERS Has .4INSJVERED.
To reduce the prices of collins have prepared
myself with large stock of the best coffin mate
rial and always intend keeping on hand al kinds OF
plank, mahogany, cherry, walnut, poplar, &c,
which can be had requested. Prompt attention
will be paid 10 this undertaking. Plain and extra
collins will be made on the must reasonable and ac-
commodatns terms, at ST. 90 per foot. Mahogany
and cherry in proportion; have just finished
new and elegant Heafse 10 convey thecuflins 10 any
part Of the county if desired without any extra
charge for The conveyance oflhe corpse 10 the grave
These services will be promptly attended to. Neat
lined and finished collins will be furnished al ST. per
foot.
The above subscriber should be encouraged
as he is afflicted in his limbs and is not, able 10
work at any other business. lie is wiling IL
labour for The public n his line of business, and the
p''r'' ''s . ''' j. c. M.
fredericksburg. Va, June II, ls5l.-3t
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brunswick Forge and Farm for Sale.

4 tale called BRUNSWICK FORGE, the
nroner,v of the late Col. Thos. Shanks, living on
Caiaw6a Creek within four miles Of FlncastIe, in
the Countv of Bo,eourt. The tract contains up.
wards Uf
100 .QCRES,
of which about 700 Acres are cleared embracing
quantity Of fine low ground Meadow and upland d,
suitable for The culture of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat
and other small grain and grass. 1t possesses fine
water mower with Forge Grist Mill and Saw NJ =,
which could he converted into Nail, Cotton or
Wooen Factory. This Farm would answer well
for grazing Stock especially Sheep, and il is sus-
cepiible Of being divided into Dur farms, which
will be done if necessary TO suit purchasers. There
are upon it comfortable DWELLING "a
HOUSE. two BARNS and all necessary iitIlA
ont houses and number Of good houses EHlNA
suitable for servants and overseers or tenants
s.ssss.. There is an abundant supply of TIM
Esssss BIER WITH A QUANTITY OF
5SSS GOOD LAND 10 Clear.
.essasS,. The subscribers having determined
positively 10 sell the said estate, they invite all
who wish 10 purchase lands in the County Of Bot
tetourt 10 cali and look at it as bargain may be
obtained in il. 1t lies about 10 miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal and IA miles
from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. lfnot
sold privately, it will be sold on the premises at
public auclion on Saturday The 10Th day Of August
next. and if in the mean time private sale should
be effected public notice will be given Of it, 10 pre-
vent disappointment.
TERMS.-rhe terms of the sale will be liber-
al. not more than one third or fourth to be paid
down and the time of the deferred payments will
be made TO suit purchasers.
The subscribers will take pleasure in showing
the lands to any one who may wish TO examine
them, and if any should desire further inf'rna-
ton il can be obtained by addressing eiler TO
Dr. WIN. VI. WcUdson, Nncaslle. Va.
WIN. Nj. WOODSON.
ELIZA G. StlANKS,
JOHN II. Sl1ANKS,
DAVID w. SiANKS.
| lime 1S 1S5t.-6t-pr's. fec AZ.
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Old Things shall Become New

rI,IiEi subscriber would respectfully inform the
l public that he has made sumo changes in-the
BAKING DEPARTMENT Of his concern and
is INV ready to furnish his friends. 10 addition TO-
his former variety, number Of new kinds Of CAKE.
Hes also prepared TO supply Parties and Weddings
al the shn,est notice, and as well as they can be
furnished in the place, with any thing 10 his fne
all he asks is an equal chance-leelng certain :
that satisfaction will be given. ~
Call az the Old Stand, No. 8, Cheap Side, Main
Street. f.. M. CUSHING, agent.
Stanton, May IA, 1851. s
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UNION SPRINGS.

'ENHF. subscriber takes this mode Of thanking
his friends for their hitherto liberal patronage
at the Union Black Rock (Chaly beate) Springs
aud ofinnrming them aid The public generally,
that he wa he ready by the I2th of July, TO en-
terrain any that may give him call, He hopes
still to merit their patronage by doing all in his
power to render their stay pleasant.
The Springs are on The West side Of The Bue
Ridge mounlain, in Augusta County, 20 miles
East of Siann,on. 3 miles North east Of Wayn.
eS0oro', % West Of Charlottesville. Board 81 90
per wcek-chdfen and Servants, half price
Horses 50 cents perday.
SAMUEL. kENNERLY.
June %, 1915.
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LcoK AT THIS!

q S'M HIRSH, at the Variety Store, one
~ door above the Post Office. are now receiv-
ing an addition TO their already extensive stock OF
Fancy G,oIs Their stock consists in par. of Gold
and Silver Watches; Jewelry of all kinds Britain
MIA Ware and Plated articles ofevery description,
a large supply ufcnmbs; good assortment Of cut
lery Accorlions, vio!ins and other musical inslru-
lnanls Umbrellas and Parasos; Perruneres :;
Spy Glasses; Spscacles and Nagnifying Glasses;
Baskets; Work Boxes Sc; Table s. Floor Oil
Clulhs Window Blinds Of all kinds Trunks and
Carpet Bags; large assortment of Buttons at one
cent per dcz; all kinds of gloves aud many other
articles TOO tedious TO mention AImust any article
in the Fancy line may be found at their store
ss@ The above articles will be sold a, Moth
ern prices wholesale and retail. Call and see u.s.
Slaun,or June II, 1851.
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Augusta Land for Sale

TyNFE undersigned offers for sale the tract OF
IL land upou which he resides, lying on South
River. about nine miles from Wayneshoro', aud
SIX from Weir'S Cave. 1t contains about
504 acres,
and is 50 situated as to be suitably divided into
two parcels. Two hundred and thirty acres are
in cultyaton, 200 of which are fiue River bottom,
and the remainder well lmbered aud the whole
well watered. The improvements cunsist, of a
good two story BRICK BUILDING. with
every necessary Out house convenient. Purchasers
will call aud see for themselves.
SAMUEL KENNERLY.
Jane 25, lSjl.-tlS
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TAKE NOTICE.

RY virtue of authority invested in me, ] shall
~ sell on the lst day Of August, 1851, all that
certain Tract or parcel Of Land, lying in Augusta
County, Situated about midway between Steel's
Tavern and Greenyle, and one mile from the
Stadnton Plank Road, that is now in progress. and
bounced as follows, to wit: by The links and Fau-
yer Lands and by tho Lands of Collins and New
ton. Said Tract contains
IO3 Acres, Hoods and 81 Poles,
about ono 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. an go.
Terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
' WILLIAM f. WILLIAMS.
N. B.-Tile indisputable. .-.
June d. 1861 lids.
n@- Rockingham Register copy.
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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 bnnght,
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 or: lis groaning shelves displayed
4 stock of CLoTgING READY MADE,
That can for fit or beauty rare
With FaANK s. CoMpASY'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 ont from head 10 feet.
All cheap for cash for well the word
throughout the County may be heard
All people Of discretion go
For Clothing cheap, to FRANK s. Co.
Give US call is all we ask
To show our goods pleasant task,
Allother places you may try.
Then come to FRANK s. Co.'S. tn buy.
We have just received the largest and best sc
lecled sock of Ready Made Clothing ever brougf
to this Borough, and we are determined 10 Sc
ClGihes cheaper than any other establishment j
this place. Remember The store.
FRANK s. CO.,
One door below the Stage Office
Stanton, june a, l65l.-3m.
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DIR. JAMES JOHNSON,
DENTAL SURGEON,

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Statnton 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
on the Teeth, necessary to their preservation and
Beauty. Artificial ones inserted from single
tooth TO full set, SC. eI .l.,-
aT5H1E ys1 Rev g Wbs, G a. Hss
Col. John B. Baldwin and Jas. A. McCIung. =
Stadnton, April 3, ls5l.-tf -
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IRON HOUSE.
7oHM NJ, GORDON & SON,

.ugAVE recently upened large house adjoining
IA their Grocery Store, No. "a, Main Street, Tor
the purpose Of enlarging their business 10 METALS
NJ all kinds usually sold in this Market and now
offer for sale. Speeds. american Hammered, H.
merican Rolled and English Iron, Round. Fiat
and Square, of all sizes; American, RUSSIA, and
English Shee, Iron; Hoop, Band, Oya', and Hall
Rnnnd Iron Broad Iron for Ploughs, Ground Wag
ON and Cart Boxes Horse Shoe Nail Rods, made
of Sweeds Iron English and American Blisiered
Cast, Shear, German, Round, Ociagon and Spring
Steel;
Plough Plates and Mould Boards
Cut Nails and Spikes of all sizes, from the bes
Factories Tin Plate of all kinds; Sheet Zinc
Shelter. and Speltor Solder, BlockIin in Pigs and
Bars: Brazers Shea,hing and Bar Copper, Shee
and I}a. Lead. and Wire Of all sizes; together with
their usual supply Of GRocEUIEs, of all kinds.
Richmond. June Is. lS5l.--6w.
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FARM FOR SALE.

AN the 10Th day Of August next, will offer my
W farm at public sale, if not sold privately before
that time. This land lies in Augusta Co., Va. six
miles west Of Saunton, adjoining the lands Of Jas
Brown. Jacob Baylor and Others, and contains
l07 ACRES,
well adapted to the growth of grass and grain and
about one half cleared There ara two wells of
waller near The house-one limestone and the other
chaIybeate. The buildings consist of Il gnnd LOG
HOUSE and Stable nearly new. There is also a
good assortment Of young apple and other fruit trees
on the place. The land is under good fence and in
good ncighborhocd
ANY person wishing to buy land would do well
TO examine this tract beinre purchasing elsewhere.
MICHAEL ENGLEMAN.
June II, lS5l.-tdsS
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CLO7nluG! cLo7HImaa clOTHINgN

sG0LLlIX 4 co. have now on hand,
On we'll filed shelves at the corner stand,
a Stock OF Good> that's al! the g,
No need to call on L SEQ.
they DO not hesitate TO say,
That they can show without delay,
A Stock OF Clothing ready made,
That casts all others in the shade;
That takes the shine Off +. & Co.,
And ell the rest of them, YOU know.
Now Gentemen jus, call and see,
The larest Stock that e'er can be
Exhibited in this good town,
From masters fr1ck 10 servants gown;
In Pants Il variety 50 large,
For which is made triijng charge
Vests the hanJsomest, best of styles,
You find in large heaped up piles,
In short you'll tad at present here,
The finest as well as the coarsest gear;
Mat else you wish he pleased 10 say,
For you never heard j. z. say may"
Toany thing that's just and right,
As he wishes To deal "honor bright"
Therefore, friends. come be arrayed
In fine suit faithfully made,
And do not 10 any other place 90
'lill you have tried POLL!IZ s co.
Situation, June %, 1851.
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II. j. RANKIN.

DAGUERREOTYPIST occupies room, o.
- yer the Store of Mr.. A. j. Dsakins. LIKE.
NESSES taken in the best style Of the art, and IN
all kinds of weather. Satisfaction given Before
leaving the room, out the individual returns and
sits again an extra charge Of Fifty Cents will be-
made as also n all cases when the cash is NOT paid.
49, Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call.
Saunton, MAY Ia, 1851.
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e|ls-
Root. shoa. Hat and Cap Store.

Oflate I,ye heard il talked about,
That rhyme was all the go;
And whether Jew or GENTLE,
Ills name is Frank s. Co.
| do not wish to underrate
The little man below, ~
But think rs how. might apply ii.
Some verses 70 my Store.
Then listen TO my story,
And think it not So poorj
For if you don't believe it
I'll prove it 10 be SO.
Although am no poet,
Better than take a snoose,
To set my witsa working
And speak Of my .Ne,c Shoes.
The blackest and the slickest Shoes
They say are all the go,
And sure enough they are Jenny L'nds,
All lacng down before.
The Boots like other wondrous things
Are matchess in their shape.
And if You wish 10 make bow,
The tues are right to scrape.
Our HAS are high up in the crown,
And Caps of every grade;
The Hats are finest in the town,
Our Caps no better made.
There is something like the Code. Boot,
At least it is in color,
And if you'll bring it to z. BAYsE,
He'll give you Boots to fellow.
lie has Carpet Bags and Satchels too,
And Trunks all over leather;
Umbrellas thirty inch in'size,
TO use in stormy weather.
will moi engthen out my verse,
But close without another,
For sure am 'twould weary you,
Were 10 go any further.
P. BAYNE.
Slaunton, June IL, lS5l.-Vind copy. ~
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STAUNTON, VA.

rTSHE duties of this Institution will be resumed
L. on 18th August next, under the direction OF
Rev. WIN. 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
sulion in furnishing thorough, solid and practi-
cal education 10 Young ladies'.
TERNlS.-Scienlihc and Literary ccIirse SIP to
$l5; Languages each $40, unless more than one is
taken; Music, piano and use Of instrument $50
Guitar if alone, 500; Drawing and Painting $40.
Boarding in respectable and genteei families from
50 TO $40 per month.
Forfarlher information and for circulars apply TO
the PIincal in Staunion. after July Isl, or 10
REV. b. nj. SMITH.
Staun,on, June ii lS5l,-tf
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R0CKINGHAM SEMINARY.
srAEuo PROPOSALS.

WILL be received until II O'clock, on Wed
~ uesday the 10Th Of July nex,. for the cree
ton in the town Of HarfsOubpG, Of The building.
for the use Of the
Rockingham Male ani FeMlle Seminary,
both to be brick on stone foundations That Tor the
female department, - feet square with basement
and three stories That for the male department
SO by % feet, two stories high. B,ih To be com
ple;ed by the 18th of August. 1852. PI;n and
specifications may be seen at the Store nf WIN. 6
Sleyeus. THOMAS ID. BELL,
WM. q. STEVENS,
June p, lS)l.-3t. Committee
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STILL THEY C0MED
DAVIS a. KAYsER

DAVIS a. IsAYsER
EEAS inst received in addition 10 his already good
Il stock,
piece Black Silk Tissue;
'' Black Italian Silk;
!" Black Silk Lace
Black French Lawn;
2 Doz Black Hand Nett Mls, uery superior
Handsome Mourning Fans;
2 4" Table Napkins;
piece 10 Alendale Bleached Sheeting;
g" Goud Brown Holland
and many other articles smiled 10 the season, which
will be sold on the INST reasonable terms. All in
want of bargains would do well to call at
ID. A. KAYSER'S.
Staunlon, June l9, 1851.
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DISSOLUTION.

1s,TE. partnership heretofore existing in the Mer-
4 raullIe business, at the Sulphur Pump, near
Nj Meridian, Va, between the undersigned, un-
der the style aud firm OF I<ERsH s McKINNoN, is
this day dl SOLVED by mutual consent. All debts
due To The Arm are payable to NJ. Kersh by whom
the busiuess will be continued, and all the debts
and liabilities ale tO be paid by him.
M. Nj. KERSH.
June Is, 1851. Iii.
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Information Wanted,

nv GEORGE WILSON. a brother of Robert
" Wilson, late Of Carrul Township, York Coun-
ty. Pa. deceased, who left that neighborhood abou,
forty years ago, and has not since been heard of
and also Of Andrew 'Fayur aud John Taylor, neph,
ews ri the said decedent supposed if living to re
side ia or near Staunon, Virginia. Information
respecting those persnns. or either Of them, can be
addressed to James Porter, Administrator Of Rob
ert Wils'n, deceased, near DDisbuFg, P o., York
County. Penn.
June %, lSjl.-St.
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WaynasborO', Toarih Of July
ladies Tair.

ladies Eair.
FENIIE annual Fair at WaynesbOro', will be held
4 as usual in the Academy at that place, on the
4th of July. Those who have heretofore spent the
4th with ihe fair ones of that town are confidently
cancelled. and all those who have not, are respect
fully requested to jim in celebrating the NATloNAI
JUBILEE, in this very innocent and appropriate
manner An array of Huyday presents. Will be
offered for sale of every imaginable variety (Sur'
passed perhaps by the Worlds Falt,) de'icac'es,
fruits and harmless beverages. speed with social
eniuymeAts To match. As to the young Ladies,
come aud see fur yourselves.
WaYnesbJro', June =, lS5l.
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Notice TO Contractors.

PROPOSALS. will be received BY the under
N signed, until the 10Th day of July next, for
building FRAME CHURCHat FlShersyille.
The Contractor will be expected In furnish all line
materials aud give bond with security Tor the com
pletion Of the work by the ist day Of December
next. The plan Of the building aud specifications
may be seen at p. Schmuckcf's Tavern IN Fish
ersville. The terms Of payment will be one third
at the commencement Of the work, onethlrd IN six
months thereafter aud the baiaOce in six months
after its completion.
r. SCHMUKER.
HENRY II. PECK,
!SAM'L 3. BROWN,
Committee,
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rI,EIOS. p. ESKRIDGE is now receiving se-s
-, nDTrOC 1TL,DJGLNrE2 -

rI,fIOS. p. ESKRIDGE is now receiving sei'
L Iect supply of DRUGS. .MEDiClNESc
PAINTS, oils, AND DYE-STUFFS,. a.
mong which will be found Aromatic Spirits hm-
monia, concentrated do, Blue Mass. best Eng
lish Calomel, Ext. Culocyth. Pulv Ext. Liquor
ice, Pulv. Canlharades, Puv. Ext. Hyociamps'
Lunar Caustic, Iodide Potassa, Sulp. Morphm,
Turkey Rhubarb, best Opium, Bicarb Potssff'
Chorate Potash; Epson Salts, Spts. Ni:re Du!ce,
Chamomile Flowers, Digitalis, Champion, Boz
rax, Alum, Venice Turpentine, Colgate's Sta:cf'
Irish Glue, Guild Leaf, Copal yarnlsh, hlce
Flour, Flaxseed Meal, Olive Oh: OILS OF Neroh,
Roses. Bergamot, Peppermint, Lemon, Cinna--
All of which he is disposed to sell on reasonable
terms. It,r-. 80,
Stanton, April 30, 1851.
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Coffee at IL IL cts.

ZONES s. VIII TIE have Just received large
- lot of Groceries, which they offer for sale as
follows
The best Cuffee at IL 2 cts
Brown Sugar at s. cts;
Sugarhouse Molasses at 80 cts;
and Teas a, all prices. We have also large as
sor,meni Of Dry Goods, which we offer as cheap or
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. Call
at the sign Of the Little Steps near The Post Of
f:e.
Stanton, June Is, 1851.
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NEW BOOKS.

nEAI4NGs with the Inqnisiton by Dr. Achl-
~ Ii; The Morher-in-Law, by Ms. snu'h"wrih;
Georgia Scenes; Major jones' Courishlp; Stray
Subjects arrested and hound over The Mldow
Rugby's Husband Sanford & Nlei lon fioTa'S
Interpreter; just received and for sale ny
Starnton, June lS, 1851
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Sale Of Slaves.

A S Administrator OF DR.. Berkeley dec d, / am
"A authorized TO sell the following slaves
One woman and her children. To wit: One cir
eyed about 2)(wjth an infant child,) one girl aye,
about I, and one boy aged abogg II.
Il said Slaves should act be sid privately before
SATURDAY III, lJth day ofJay neXl. will on tina
n. k. TROUT, Adm.
Saunian, June p. lSjl.-tjs
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STRAY HORSES.

Sunday evening, the ls' inst, two Hon Onshs
residence, near Mt Sidney in Augusta County.
aud have not beeu heard of since. The one is a
sor'e horse. abou, six years old and unshod the
other is hay stud colt, abouta year old. lie will
pay rcasoua5lo reward 70 any one who will re-
'u'h iGgm, or rive information 81 that he can get
them The horse was raised in Pocahoutas, aud
may be wandering in tha; direction
Jnna o ISL,
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RlATRRlAHs RECORD

On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. H. Wetzei, Mr. tsAAc
c., ,rrER. 10 Miss SusANNAu CooK,-both OF this
County
On Thursday the nth inst, by the Rev. VIM. Err
vim, Mr.. RICHARD RIDER, to Miss FRANcEs ERWIN all
Of Highland County.
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N0NIO9o
s7s;;,z,5=, esEssss..::.. xiii
.N NJ, = 3. - sESsS

rg,IIERE will be only one freight train weekly
from Richmond 10 Charlottesville from 10Th
June TO 10Th August, leaving kichmond every
Monday at n'cIock A NJ, arrive in Charlottesville
8 u'clnck p NJ. Leave Charlottesville O'Clock ev-
cry Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond 3
O'clock NJ.
C. r. MASON, Sup'.
June Is, lSjl.-lf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-25
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