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Celebrated Universal Brawihg and Healing Salye,

THE greatest blessing That mar qau Inherit in This lrc
l. health Ii an old maxim and true one hat sound
health like good sight, the value is seldom known until it is
ost houd be the aim Of every man obtain possible,
perfect of health Life be enjoyed without it,
te Obtained Dr. E. Hammils Universal Drawing and
Healing Save has been triumphant and cured every III
which has been used Pains Strains Tetterworm Blood Ble
Errispilas Bone Felton, Scrofua White Swelling, Neuralgia
Rheumatic Palms. Fresh Wounds, Old Sores Burns, Scad
Cancer Warts Corns various other ailments. The
thousands that used and been benefited by healing
quality grateful for aid restoring them health daily
rendering their testimonials and ccrlcaes Of It's virtues from
all parts Of the country What has done for the afflicted here
olorc il will perform for all who may hereafter
Wherever ms used has been found wanting
There thousands in the land who they knew its many
pcror qualities would hevebc without it, spare from their
houses The afflicted wend hail thousands have already
is their deverer from pain and rejoice in the perfect enjoy
merit Of health. Let all the afflicted try and find
obtained Thos. F. Eskrdge's Druggist and Nor
us Goodies Stauntpn Sterling Son, and A. Houck Har-
rsonbarg j. j. A. G. Brown, Brdgewater Price ST per
Box. Be and ask for Dr. E. HASLLs Universal Draw
ing and Healing Salvc.
Staunfon Feb 3. lS5J.-1v.
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SPRENG TRADE, 1851.
MORRIS 3 BlB07 ElsR
(LAfE DINNER MORRIS,

Richmond, VA,
Importers; Publishers, Booksellers, Staiioners ind
Dealers Id Piano Fories,
DEG leave to invite the attention of Country Merchants
- to their usual large and general assortment of
BOOKS and ST.AITO.M4RY,
embracing Lar, Medical Theological School, Classical
and miscellaneous Publications Of The latest and best edl-
tons including all the new Popular Publications as they
issue from The press .s.ss . .5
in every variety including Ruled Cap and Letter Papers,
IVrdppng Papers, Note Papers, Sealing Wax, Waters,
Inks, Inks,ands Gold and Steel Pens Quilts, Bonnet
Boards States &c. &c. together with general assert
ment Of BLANK BOOKS, of THAR own manufacture
warranted of the best quality for Clerks Of Courts, Nler-
chants, Mechanics and farmers including Iedgers, jour
nails, Cash Books, Day Books, Memorandum Books
&c., &C.
Having az extensive BOOK BlNDERY attached, they
manuiacue 10 order every description Of BLANK BOOKS
and execute binding in every variety.
PIANO FORTES,
Manufactured bv Fl. WORCESTER We speak advisedly
when we say they are preferred to all Others We only
ask an examination from those in want to satisfy the most
creduous that we offer Tie best instruments for the least
money! that can be 5baii,ed in this Country.
MORRIS s. BROTHER
Successors TO DRNKER s. MORRIS.
Richmond, Feb l9, lS5l-6
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mo Benjamin Fawce and Isabella his wife late Isabel
l. la Kincad, and John Swope-As you are not inhab
itants of the Commonwealth of Virginia. You will please
take notice that shall on The lst day 6f March, 1851, at
The Office of Robt. p. Kinney, ESQ., in the toHn Of Saun
,on proceed take the dep,siions Of Thomas j. Niche
and 6ihers and on the 20h day of March, 1851 at the
Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Highland Co.,
lions of James Gay and Others The dispositions OF the
witnesses will be commenced at times before the dates
bove mentioned pursuan, 10 legal notice given tohe Home
Defendants but they will not be closed until the dates a
bove mentioned, in order yon legal hoce All
which deposidns when taken shall offer as evidence on
the trial Of pending and undetermined the
cHancery size Of the Circuit Cont Of the said county Of
Highland in which am Plaintiff and yor and others are
Defendants If said dispositions shall rot be completed on
the days above stated the taking thereof will be adjourn
ed fofay TO day or from fine to time and from place to
place unit, they are completed You can attend if you
think proper.
Jan. 20, 1851. PETER SWOPE.
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MORE OPPOSITION.

SINCE opposition has become the life of trade the I'm
~ desgned has determined 10 run as cheap as the cheap
est, and if that will not suite he will run little cheaper
than the cheapest He has commenced the HOUSE:
SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, PAPER
HANGING AND GLAZING on his own hookand with
the aid Of his friends and the public he hopes to merit
fall share of the public patronage He has the experience
years the business and he aites himself that
he can please any who may favor him with their work
Old Chairs painted up in style that will be as good as
when new He be found at his Shop in GaIows-to%n
near the Valley Hotel. All persons having work to let
will please give him call before closing their bargain
with some one else. IL. b. IHOMAS.
Saunton, February 10, lS5l.-tf.
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CON MISSIONER's SALE OF LAND.
rsT.arE OF JEREMIAH .4UDE, DECEASED,
MARCH IST, 1851.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
ID County rendered ia November, 1850, will offer At
Public Sale the premises all Tie LANDED Estate Of the
ale j. AuDg, decd. There are
zoo OR 500 ACRES
lying on South River about mile below The Town Of
WaynesBoru and the prospect of Railroad to that town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt Nc description Of the property, bntcsh as
sure the public that the quality of the land and IT'S ostlo"
render it one OF most valuable pieces of property In tho
county Of Augusta.
survey Will be made and fair plot exhibited TO those
wishing to purchase and the tract will be divided IL it
should be found desirable TO do so. few Wuod Lots
will be sold at the end Of the tract near WaSnesboro-
The Land will be shown to those wishing 10 examine II
oy Mr. Mark Taylor. who resides upon The premises.
TERMS OF Sales much cash as will pay the
costs of suit and the expenses of Sae The residue in four
equal annual nsalments Bond and security required and
the TILE retained. JOHN d. BALDWIN,
Ian. Is. 1851. Commissioner.
notwithstanding Republican copy and mark cost.
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Augusta Land for Sale.

WISH 10 sell privately goa Acres of handsome
so Acres are cleared and in fair state Of cultivation.
comfortable LOG DWELLING HOUSE, Stable
and other buildings large portion Of the unceafed Land
well ihbered "a good situation for SawmiIf convenient
to large boundary of Mountain Land well mbered that
can be had for small ofmoney will sell upon
comodatng formoney, good paper, Stock,
lime This Land lies miles from Deerfea. An early
application may secure great bargain. j. BECK.
February 5, lS5l.-,E
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MARBLE VALLEY LAND FOR SALE

IN pursuance Of Deed Of Trust executed by John Gale
to the Undersigned and of record in The Clerks Office
of the County Court of Augusta, shall proceed to sell on
the premises on Tuesday the 4b day Of March next, 90
Acres Of Land more or less one-thiFd Of te purchase
money will be required in handthe balance in two annual
payments The Land lies 2miles Southwest Of Deerfeld
adjoining tie Lands of Clayton, Beck apd others. About
SO Acres are cleared and the balance well imbeed There
are two comfortable log Dwelling Houses two Barns and
other Buildings The Land productive and well watered
There is also good supply Of Fruit Trees Of good quail
y This is quite desirable little Farm to person Of
small capital The right is un4uestonable but acting
Trustee, shall convey only such right is vested in me-
JACOB BECK, Trustee.
February ;. lS5l-tds.
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UnrivaIIcd Lile-Iike Likencsses.

RE- taken id the lass, STYLE with all the late improve
IA ments in the Art, by
IL. j. RANKIN,
from philadelphia, WHO Will remain in this place for few
with an accurate likeness themselves OF friends Those
who examine his pictures will see, that in depth Ct 9nr.
life like EXPRESSION beauty ofexecuon, and harmonious
blending Of light and shade, they second to none in the
Country and after receiving superior finish with so,-
ton gold, celebrated for their soft tone and while
they erceI tie Finest Painiing they are equally as du
rabe The plates which they are taken are ofthe nest
FRENCH MANUFACTURE ard no pains expense are SPAR
ed in getting them up in Tile tsl anner by the use Of tire
galvanc battery.
late improvements in the Art, given reasonable terms.
o5. Rooms open from s. A. NJ to s, y. NJ, during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen OF this pace afs
politely solicited to call and exartiGe specimens. -,
or Persons taken sIngly Or in groups on reasonable
e.. Rooms al Mr. j. n. Woodwardts; Eagle Hotel.
II, J. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
Stsunton Jan. 8, 5l.-1f.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,

VN pursuance of Decree of the Circuit Court of Bath
Il County, pronounced on the 9th day of September,
1850 in therein depending in which Joel Armen-
trout is Plaintiff and Hazael Williams, Erasmus Will
lams and Solomon Cruise Administrator of David Ar
mentruui, decd, are Deendanls-I shall Tuesday
the llh day Of March Nexi, proceed 70 sell to the
hGest bidder at the Court House of Bath County, upon
credit Of six and twelve 0na, AL the interest OF De-
PENDANT Hazael Williams in The Lands of which Elisha
B. Williams died sezed and possessed, being the one
eighth part thereof, lying in the county aforesaid The
purchaser will be required give bond with approved
curty for the payment of the purchase money and the IL
tie retained until the purchase money be PAID.
SAMUEL, LEWIS,
Feb. 8, l9gl.-SGd Sheriff of Bath County.
Elizabeth s. Finley, widow of Sam Finley, decd ,-Pl'F
AGAINST.
NJ. Pson and Sam' p. Finley, Exr's Of Sem;l Finley,
decd, and ESTABLISHMENTS
rHNHE Circuit Court of Augusta County, at its Novem-
Der, term, 1850, among other things decreed, "lhat
The defendants Psnn and Finley, ExTsof Sam Finley,
decd DO render of their administration of the
Estate ofter lestaor before Master Commissioner j. n.
Hendren, and account ofany rents to which the plain
Tiff may be entitled FOR the Bushong Farm, and account
Of what is due the plaintiff upon tie marriage
marked after cTediling all proper payments made &C.
count of said conrac@ych accounts said commissioner
will take state settle and report with any matters especial
ly stated deemed pernentby imseo required by The par
ties be stated And said Commissioner will lake and
return with his report inventory of the Slaves stating
therein their number, ages, sex, value, Sc, &C.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsm

a. s. NJ. HTRSH, beg leave To inform their customers
~ and the public generally that they have just receiv-
ed an addition to their stock Of Fancy Goods at their
Wholesale & and Retail Variety store, one door below the
Spectator Office" Stanton Va They invite all to come
and examine their stock assured that they can sell goods
cheaper than they can be bought in the place.
The Jewery will be warranted gold.
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Commissioners Notice.

hereby give notice to the parties interested PRESIDENT
and resden that have appointed Monday the 3rd of
March next, for the purpose of executing the foregoing de-
creal order. On the day named the Executors are re-
quesed attend my office in Saunon prepared rem
der the several accounts thern directed.
]. N HENDREN, NJ Comtn'r.
February ). lS5l.--4t
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Great H,,aluceir. e.,ts
EsUGEEC s.&EEs

,s,E undersigned will offer at public sale, hi he Ire
residence ui Francis Bell, decd Buffalo Gap, on
Thursday the 3h Of March next TIE following property,
vx number Of Horses, Cattle among them, same val
liable milch cows,) Hogs Wagons and Gears Farming u
ensis some Household and Kitchen Furniture, and also
some Grain of different kinds.
1.-THE same time and Place number of Negroes, Wo
men. Bows and Girls will be hired for the remainder ofthe
wear, if not hired privately before that fine
TERMS, will Be made known on The day ofsais.
SAM'L n. BEtL Administrator.
February Il, 1S5t.-ids.
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ID ihh CHEAPEST WEEkLi NENofAIhh eoein VI I'm "
T0MAC, AND AS, CHEAP AS ANY In THE UNION.
11S Paper is made up chiefly from The Daily DisrATeh,
consisting Of the Entertaining and Ve'rs Matter OF thal
sheet aud carefully selected Light Literature and Poetry
HUGH r.. PUEASANrS, Principal Editor.
1t is designed equal 10 any Weekly sheet in the
Union for general interest In and sentiment, it is
Souhcns conductors yirgnians and they hope TO mer
and the encouragement Of their fellow
They eer upon no speculation in their enterprise nor are
their views and opinions shaped merely to catch the popular
breeze From education from position from ASSOCIATION from
interest from choice they Soutern Their defence
of Southern Rights Of themselves and all that they
hold dearta il has been warm unremltng anu as lar as
their capacity allowed vigorous who has read their
sheet will deny To dou that that it will continue TO be SO
to presume that the principles and ideas which have been IN
sted into them from their BIRTH be eradcated at peri
cd Of life when rarely change their views They at least
know il 10 be impossible
90 The low price which the paper 10 published requires
that the subscription be paid aluays IN Advance
TO OFFER roLLowISo IsDUcEMESrs:
For Five Dollars six Copies for Ten Dollars thirteen cop
ies for Fifteen Dollars twenty copies for Twenty Dollars
twenty seven copies. JAS. A. COW ARDlN.
Richmond, Feb. 10 1851.
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NE BV BOOKSs

pOETICAL DEPARTMENTAL works of By
ron, Milton, Young, Dante, Tasso Burns, Mrs. He
mans, Cowper, Montgomery, Scott Thompson withstand
Polnck's Course of Time.
PROSE.-Lile oi Christ Barnes Notes on the Gospel,
Acts and Epislle the Romans, Prayer Books (beauul
bndng) Psalms and Hymns (age and small edition) BIZ
bes, Tesiamcnis Here Little and There Little, Preccpl
upon Precept.
Shakespeare, with 40 illusraiiois,) serne's Works,
Letters from Ireard by Charlotte Elizabeth, Raps Fa-
bes, Robinson Crusoe, Don Quxolte, Edgeworhs Popu-
lar Tales the Spectator British Essayist, Knickebocker,
New York. and the Sketch Book by Irving, Domestic f.
economy, Domestic Receipt Book by Miss Beecher, The
Virginia Housewife, by Mrs Randolph Miss Lesses COM
peie Cookery, The Georgia Scenes, Life of VIM. Writ,
and large and general assortment of School Books, Blank
Books Fools Cap. Letter and Note Paper Enveops, &c.,
WIN. CHAMBERS.
Stanton, February Il, 1851.
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
County Febriaty the 3rd 1881.
Sarah Ann PoTereld, widow and Administrative of Rob
ert Porterfeld dec'd.-Painuff.
AGAINST
William Kinney and Rebecca P. Kinney his wife, Lewis
WayIand and Mary c., his wife-Defendans.
The objec, of this suit is subject sale tract of Ian
known "Solders Retreat" belonging 10 the estate Of
Robert Porlerfed, decd.
The Defendant Lewis Maryland not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF As
senby and the Rules Of this Court and appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhaban of this Com
rnonwealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendant do ap
near here on the s Monday in April next and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed in Stanton, for
four weeks successfully and posted The front door The
0'' N. c. KINNEY, c. c.
-.
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AUGUSTA County Court Clerks Office, TO FIT:

AUGUSTA Coanly Court Clerks Office, TO Ht:
Estrays.
TAKEN up by Jacob Hanger oY Middle River, en- the
26th Of January, 1881, two STEERS; 1sta Rcd
and Wile spotted Steer, with white in his forehead, sdp
posed 10 be three years old marked with crop off the
right and slit in the same, and has brass bell OIL
Appraised to Sl2 90.
2nd Steer with red Sides white back and belly, white
face with red specks, crop off both ears notch in The
right ear in the underside supposed to be two years DID,
Appraised to S. 90.
Can Extract from The ord-Tesie)
WIN. d. TROUT, D. c.
FohrH,rk Is lS51.-3t.
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Is ONE LIS g.,ssz
COmpOundSIrspMild Cherry. IIeNyhound and LIyefweb

tullpUuhdSJfgpWliuC ncrFy DeHshVahu hhu L'e'"'''
For Coughs, Colds, asthma Lneipient Consumption,
Cata,rh Bronchitis, Splitting Of BLOOD, ana SH
other Discases Of The Chest and L'fags.
rs Offering this article the public we do 50 VIA perfect eon
dcnce, II having obtained sanction oi the mosI
Physicians Of the City Of Baltimore where the article ~ manu-
featured
Unlike every other popular remedy furni. home esto-
ny from the most valuable sources.
We also willing TO place the recipe in tho hands OF any
Physician h is recognised gentleman Of good standing in
the profession.
The following certlca, from Of the most promseht
PHYSICIANS this city enjoying extensive and lucrative pTs
tcr and who day employing and recommending the syrup
BALTIC. March u, $780, :; =. y, , " NE ,sia
TO JOHN L. O'NEAL, Esq,
Chemist g. Druggist, Harorr & Lcwbard sts.
Dear Sr-I affords much pleasure 10 reconend 10 he
public of all nations COMPOUND yrup OF Wild Cnesry
hound and verwor for the of Coughs Colds &C. ca"
,v av flat is the remedy have tried not only
among my patients generally bit also in private family
afforded me relief when troubled with
oup the CONSEQUENCE attack pleursy The SIM
biciv Of the articles of which composed (bcng sciecieu
exclusively from the vegetable kingdom) toEether with tue
scientific manner PREPARATION renders ITS administration per-
r,ctv safe NOT ony to the adult but also 10 children
In rrasng wish 10 exaggerae ITS v'rtues ont tb
saw from my experience, that II has almost wrongly
miracles in rrcsrg the Coughs most exhausng night
swcas and even hectic fever In their progress ~,
In most three bottles have been sufficient 10 poouce he
desired effect -.
For lis too mich praise cannot be bestowed npon you
Yoifs with mitch cstceIh
M The above article DC had Of Messrs HARrEa ks
xEY Agents the town Of Sanndn Any Respectable fh
The recipe By calling on tns Hgsl ,oor;.,o
TaaNa
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PUBLIC SANigo

will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the Farm
lately occupied by Henry Hartman, decd on Friday
The 2ls day Of February next, portion Of the persona
property, consisting Of Young Cattle Hogs, farming
utensils some Household and Kitchen Furniture and other
articles too tedious 10 enumerate
TERMS--For all sums under ten dollars, cash will b.
required all over that amount credit of six months viii
be given the purchaser giving bond with approved seea
rity. 81. CLAlk HAkIMAN,
January Is, 1851. Administrator.
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GlSNIWVAIho

XE7HPTE. s. CO, have removed 10 the Corner House
w formerly in the occupancy of Mr. Josiah c. Rdg-
way and directly opposite, on the East the Store of b.
Crawford, Esq White & Co., take this occasion 10 say
that they under many obligations their customers and
friends for their continued confdenceand support and hope
with enlarged house handsomely improved to afford in
creased "Aid and Comfort" and they offer VERY
LARGE assortment of GOODS at very reduced prices and
especially those who buy for Cash.
Stanton February 10 1851
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-Aftcnfiom esd Regiment.

Attention Esd Regiment.
yENHE Commissioned Officers OF the several Companies
composing the 95d Regiment are hereby ordered to
assemble Middebrook, Saturday the 2nd Of tebrsS-
~, at o'clock, for The Purpose Of eectng Commanding
Colonel for said Regiment.
JOHN x. BROWN, Col 93d Reg'i. v. NJ.
January 90 1851
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POLITICS CO. will from this time dispose Of their
~ remaining Stock of Winter Clothing reduced prices
Those in want of any article in their line will please call
'immedatey fnot sooner"
February 10, 1851
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TBE MA IL EFF RECEs.


STAUNFON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected lveeiy for The Spectator, by Bro,on FHks)
Flour, SUpERFGNE, 500 BAcoN, Hoe RoUSp, &c
WHEAT, per Bushel, Toe CoRN, 4oc
RYE SOC PoRK, $4 so
OARS 33c LARD. SC
Butt ER, Fresh lie, Frkn II BEEswAx, 20c
FEArHERs, 33c GINSENG, CSC
wIScHEsTER MARKETS.. RICHMOND MARKETS.
IVeek Ending Feb l6 Week Ending Feb l6.
FLOUR 81 II $4 ID. FLouR-S4 81 So %.
HERRINes-$5 25 5 so. }CLoveRsEED-$5 525
SHAD-S975a ~ So HEhRiNes-z$ SIS 80
BAcoN-6 l.2c. perlb. $SHAD $975.,
WHEAT-S5c 80 BACON SO 90.
OArs-35 40c. LARD-9 cts. Kegs,
CoRN--40 45c. WHEAT 81 05. 80
RYE-65c. (CoRN MEAL-75c perbush
LARD-7c perb. {CoRN-67c.
PLAsrER-S4 80 per ton 5WHIsKEY--Rectifed, &c.
FEArHERs-30a SEC. BUTTEs-Fmkin IA lie
IRoN-S95 100 per ton. $PLAsTER-$ So 20.
BeEswAx-20c perth. }SALT.-S 65.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND Feb. TO- 1851.
BsEe--Scais Weigtt-$2 % So % Extra quality will
command higher price.
Hoes So S6nett; marketdnil. 80
MUrroSs-$l IS SO nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE Feb. is, 1851.
BEEr-Scals Weight-$ 10.
Hoes s. 10 So 10, ia demand.
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SEraYeG

ETROM tie head waters Of North River ttco head Of
a C9TTLE. viz: three year old STEER, and a
year old HEIFER Their colour is strawberry roam,
back and belly whteihe fgh, ear half crdpt The ist
ear of the Steer is slit They arc Branded g. will sat
ay any giving ME information at Spring Hill, Argus
ia county. PHlLANDER GAMBLE.
February IL, ls5l-St
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FUIs.1YTURE NOTICE.

MY assortments of Furniture is Unusually large at this
I'VE time, embracing all The articles made in Furniture
House Persons in want ofany thing in the way ofFurfi
ture would do well call and examine AN also rc6eving
Twenty Dozen Chairs On consignment from the celebrated
factory Of jones s Howard such Cane and Wood seat
Rocking dos Nursing and Sewing DO, which viii be sold
at shall advance on factory prices Call op
CHANDLER, Next door TO The Post Office.
S,nnntnn Enhrnaru 3 1ShI ST
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Ge,sgssS ~. K.8Y.s ER,

HAS Just received and opened few pieces of Spring
IA Mouslins, dozen Spring Neck Ribbons, gross Silk
Dress Buttons doz Carved Buffalo Combs, duz Linen
and French worked Collars and many other articles suited
to the Season
February 10 1851
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WHITE s CO-Are now in receipt Of and offer for
sale obging terms 800 lbs Cotton Yarns. em5ra
cling all Nos from to Is; 100 lbs Cotton Bats for Quilts
Colored Waddlng. Candle Wick, &C., sc.
February 10 ISL.
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SEWELL, JANNEY & 0W1NGs,
Wholesale GrGcers, and Commission Merchants,
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND CHEAPsIDE,
D.4LTLMORE.
JAMES NJ. sErt ELL, WILLIAM II. JASsEY,
ssMUEL D. owIN6s,
Baltimore, January 10, le5l.-ly.
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IS THE CHEAPEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SOUTH OF THE FV-
T0MAC, AND As CHEAP AS ANY In THE UNION.
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BURNING FLUID--SpiFts Turpeuiine and Alcohol.
- just received and for sale by
Feb. l9, 1851. L. p. ESKRlDGE.
XES.--6 Boxes warranted Axes.of hest quality, Just
received and Tor sale. GEO. e. PRICE.
February 10, 1851
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CELEBRATION IN BRoWNSBURG.
SEVERAL addresses will be delivered in Brownsburg
~ by young gentlemen connected with the High ochoo
in the Academy building, the s2ni Of Febrnaryco"'-
meacing at II O'clock A. Nj.
The public are invited 10 attend
February II, 1851.