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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
SPRLNG TRADE, 1851.
MORRIS s. BROTHER
GATE pRIxKgR i MoRkbJ
Richmond, Va,

Richmond, Va,
Importers, Publishers, BOOKSELLERS, Stasiousrs 9Ss
Dealers in Piano Fortes,
REG leave to invite the atlentiun Of Country usTGhus
- TO their usual large and general assortmentof
BOOKS AND ST.aTTOyMfRY,
embracing Law Medical, Theological School, classical
ana .hscetaneo Publications Of the latest and best edI-
lions including all the Popular Publications. As shsy
issue f!nm the press.
ST.aPLE and F.4.FCY STATIONERY, u
in every variety, including Ruled Cap and L<sr PapTs
Wrapping Papers, Note Papers, Sealing Wax, Waters.
Isks, Inkstands Gold and Steel Psns, Quills Bonnet
Boards States, &C., &c. together with general assost
nent If BLANK BOOKS, Of their own manufacture,
warranted Of tile best quality. for Clerks Of Courts, ber
chants Mechanics, ard Farmers, including Ledgers Jur-
nails, Cash Books, Day Books, Memorandum Books,
Sc, &c.
Having al extensive BOOK BiNDERY attached, they
manufacture to order every description Of BLAME Beoxs
and execute binding in every vsriey.
PLANO FORTES,
Manufactured by II. WORCESTER. We speak advisedly
when We say they preferred 10 all Others We only
ask examination from huse in want TO satisfy The m
creduous that we offer The beat instruments for the least
money, that can be obtained in this Country.
MORRIS s. BROTHER
Successors TO DRIxKER &, MoRRys.
Richmond, Feb 10, 1876.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26

AGRICULTURAL CoMMIssIoNER.-Ihe House OF
Delegates have passed bill establishing the Office
of State Agricultural Commissioner, to be filled by
the joint vote of the two houses of the General AS
sembly, or by the Governor when the LeSiSia.u'0
is not in session. for the term OF two years ii0
Commissioner is required to explore ana eAaliiiie
the whole State and, when prechcaole' ueii'er
one public lecture in each county. AS matter
having an important bearing on the Agricultural
interests of the State we regret 10 learn that the
passage of the bill by the Senate is doubtful.
Coon NEws.-By private advices from Rich
roord we learn that the bill increasing the Capital
Stock of the Central Railroad Company has passed
the Senate and become law The State has here
tofore owned two-ffths of the stock, and this bill
subscribes another fifth, which is equivalent TO q
subscription of S290,00O By this means the COM
pletion of the road to Staunon issecured' Is sau
without further subscriptions by individuals
After the above was put in type we received the
following letter for which we make room:
Hall Of House of Delegates March 22nd.
,Msssrs Editors IL have Just come from the Senate
Chamber where most unprecedented night has been go
than Jay duu hd VII u6 Uli 'Oi hi'lS
"T tho gan from Woodvile Blair Park The opposition
from r 3. Riyes and those who acted viii him, was
rst dooged and OBSTINATE aud unfair and ungenerous in
The extreme. But thanks TO wise and liberal determina
zion on the part of the majority, the bill was carried mos!
triumphant by vote Of IL TO To- Tie course of the Sem
alor om Rockingham has been unparalleled. extraordinary
and unust6abe He showed the most bitter and unelent-
ing opposition aud fought at every step and IN every a
Unable way Amendment after amendment was offered by
him with view To embaass it, but fortunately for the n-
terest of one OF the important Improvements in Viz
gina his Efforts resulted in beating the air. His course
am galed TO say met with decided dlsapptObatlon from
at least one of his county delegates
The appropriation in this bill will be sufficient to carry
on the rad to completion from this city to S'aunton
hope will be energellcay done The officers OF the road
are discussed TO act Theoretically and prompy-the
sites Of the country tho which this road passes requires
the load cannot NOW accommodate the increasing lrave
and commerce of the country But enough; knowing lht
deem interest felt in section of country, | deemed
proper to inform you at the earliest moment Of its passage
AUGUSTA.
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junction Valley Turnpike Comply.

40 Matthew Phspn and Lavnla his wife, late Lavinia
Finley, Isaac Hall and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Finley, Jane T. Christian, Samuel b. Finley, Wm b.
Finley james Harper and Cardne his wife, late Caro-
line Finley, Augusta Finley, Virginia Finley, George
Finley John Samuel Finley heirs &C., OF Samuel Finley,
decd The said WIN. B. Finley, James Harper and Car,
one his wife, late Caroline Finley, Augusta Finley Vir-
gnia Finley George Finley, Iohn Samuel Finley, be-
ing residents Of this County:
You will take notice, that on the 18th ayofAprl 1851
will The County Court of Augusta county to ap-
point five commissioners by virtue of the of assembly
ia such made and provided assess any damages
you may sustain in oousfq uence Of the location and
srucon of the junction Valley Turnpike through
lands, in said County
JAMES G. PAXTON,
For and in behalf of the President and Directors Of the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company, by Counsel.
March 90, lS5l.-4t.
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M'LANE's VERMIFUGE.-The effects Of this truly eX.
taorduay medicine satisfactory in alt in
which it has been tried. M other medicine has pro-
duced such effects usanaucousiy. It has only TO be
administered and relief follows a matter Of COURSE
1t has been used in the practice of the best physicians of
country and by them pronounced equal not superb
any medicine offered for the expulsion of worms.
alt the very medicine which wanted" is remark
addressed To the propretorS daily Read the following
'''rhrs may certify that have Shd DR.. NJ Lanes
American Worm Specific, or Patent Vernuge, the past
year, and il has given unOnunded satisfaction. is
imposition the community, but is what the auho!
commends To bea universal specific for those all ced
with worms.
Fl. HUGHES s co.
Mud Creek, Steuben Co. Sept, l047."
G3- Observe, genuine without the fac smile Of
the Projectors signature.
Or Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsK
RIDGE, Stanton by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout The United States.
March %. 1851.
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AUGUSTA FARMS FOR SALE.

FHNE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross Keys Farm
on the main road leading from Stanton 10 Greenvie
about eight miles from The latter place. The Tract con-
tains 224 .ACRES, and is undoubtedly of the best
Farms in the County There are about twelve Acres of
rstrate Meadow Land. The dwelling house is in good
repair and within forty steps of is Spring Of excelen,
water
Also. another tract of land containing 4S ACRES, of
good quality adjoining the land Of Col. Wilson, VIM. Glib
son and others, with Dwelling Hnuse. good Fencing,
meadow, orchard. and abou, one half ia timber.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply 10 the sub
scriberiv near Greenville
WILLIAM BROWN.
March l9, lS5l-tf
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MT. SCION HOTEL.

dious dwelling formerly occupied by Capt ID. McFal
in the village of Mt Soln for The purpose Of opening
TAVERN would respectfully say 10 the citizens Of An
gusta Rockingham, Pendeton, Highland and the surround
ing countless well the travelling community at large,
that every eor. will be used in giving entire satisfaction
to all who may favor him with call. He natlers him
self that his Stabling shall be attended with an expo
rienced Hoser His Bar furnished with every variety
of Lqoar and his Table not surpassed by any In the VAL
ley Of Virginia. c. S'IAUBUs, Proprietor.
Mt. Scion, Va, February 26, le5I.-lm.
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CASE OF SHoorING.-A young man, James tIenOn, Is
Poor Hnuse Of Rockingham county, shot at the house
of Mr. John Cla,terback, in the Chestnut Ridge, few
miles from this place, Tuesday night or "Wednesday
morning last We learn that young enton, in company
with three other boys young men, attempt
ed to get into Catterbuck's house for the purpose ii is
said of lynchDg Catlebuck who does sustain very
good reputation in his neghbOrhood In their efforts oget
ill., gun discharged by one within the house,
which unfortunately struck young Henon the greater po
lion of the chatge, l. is thought. entering his body He
was seriously, but we hope not MORALLY wounded. We
regret this unfortunate occurrence, the father of young
HentOn is of best and wohesl citizens-RockRg
ham Register.
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PUBLIC sale OF VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND.

PURSUANT 20 the last VIII and Testament Of John
D. Geiner, decd, will on Saturday the 3rd day of
May, 1851, offer for sale, publicly on the premises, The
valuable FARM of which the said John D. Greiner died
seized md possessed situated in the county of Augusta
abou: miles South Of Staunton, and adjoining the lands
of Joseph Smith Esq and others, containing l79 ACRES
with comfortable Stone Dwelling House, Log Barn,
&c. The Land is of good quality, and is wateied by
era never failing springs. Great inducements are offered
persons who may wish to settle in lie vicinity of Staun
will afford for the transporac Of the produce of the coun
Try must have tendency 90 enhance the value of propety
that region further description is considered unne
csssary those why wish purchase will view the prem
Uses. JOHN EAGON, Ex'r.of
John ID. Greiner, decd
Marcb 1881 Ids
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NOTICE.

IL persons in the counties of Augusta and Rocking
IA ham having claims against Lucius O. Smith, decd,
are hereby required present the with proper evil
dence of their Justice and validity, to the undersigned his
Office in Hasonburg, Va, The first day Of Apr, lS5l
to the end that raabs distribution may be made among
them Of portion of the fund which Daniel Smith, decd
by his will directed should be set apart for the linqaida
ton Of the deots Of said Lncus @. Smith, decd.
WIN. HENRY YAAlS, NJ. CON-
March < 1881 At
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Notice to Contractors.

eaed proposals will be received until y ocluck April
~ 18th this office for the grading and Matchmaking
Of about twenty miles of the Blue Ridge Turnpike. Also
for the Masonry and superstruclure of several Bridges
varying in span from forty hundred and forty feet.
Plans and specification be seen and any further inor-
nation furnished On application to the undersigned.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
JAMES ANTHONY, Eng'r.
Office B. r. T. Co. Madisun C.. House.,
March 20 1851
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE,

pEING DESTROYS of removing to the west, we viii sell,
I'D publicly, the god April, if not sold previously at
private SALE Of which due notice will be gven the farm
which reside lying in the County of Abenare
on the of Hudsons Creek, and known the PLAIN
DEALING ESTATE, containing
TaUejUe Hundred .acres.
1t is situated the road leading from Scot,sville Char
ottesviIle miles from the former and from the latter
place. There about 500 in cultivation and about
700 in wood land,
The Improvements very good-a large and commodi-
Gus DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary and com
Portable out hOuses-most excellent close to the
house, and the plantation is well watered, and in
fine and thrifty condition. There is large orchard Of
well selected fruit trees, of various kinds this farm
The abOve land will be sold in body divided 10 suit
purchasers sufficient quantity of wood Land can be
thrown as TO make two convenient tracts.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call on the
designed on the premises, who wlmake known the terms
and give all necessary information.
MATTHEW s. JAS. w. RANKIN.
n. B.-This land is well adapted to grain and grass
aud abuut so well sci in clover and Timothy
Scosve Va March 26-tds.
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MAGE s. WINSTON,
Opposite Columbian Hotel,
RICHMOND, "a,

F.1b
Lave in stors and offer for sale on accommodating
j terms,
500 bags Rio Coffee,
1865 g AIocho, Java, Maracsibo and Lag do,
lOOhds N. O., 2. r. and Clarified Sugars.
Is packsges Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do,
so lids and tierces Cuba and P. K Molasscs,
rs barrels New Orleans ".
so do Pure Cider Vinegar,
50 do Tanners Oil,
20 tierces Rice,
$50 boxes Window Glass,
so Patent Sperm Candles,
e50 &c Sperm. Adamant and Tallow Candles,
100 &" Brown, Yellow and Fancy Soaps,
100 Eng Dairy Cheese,
Is " Pearl Starch,
Is baskets Champagne,
IS boxes Bakers Chockolate,
800 Sides Sole Leather, =,
500 Reams Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper
$50 kegs Nails, assorted, I'M
100 doz Painted Pals,
100 /" Brooms,
300 bags Shot,
10 Tons Cast, Shear and Blister Steel,
Ceroons Caracas Indigo,
Is bales Cotton Irvine,
100 Nj Cigars from GuInmon TO flne,
Ton Bar Lead,
80 gross Mason's Backing,
S half pipes oards, Dupy s. Co.,and London Dock
Is " D'"''i Imitation,
Is bbls Peach and Apple,
Sqrr pipes Madeira and Sherry Wines, gerry Old
SIC &c Port do,
] puncheon Old Jamaica Rum,
pipe Holland Gin,
26O bis N. o. Rum, Malaga Wine s Rye Whisky
Also every other article In oar line.
Richmond, March 5, lS5l.-lm.
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NIX Jack

WILL stand the ensuing season my stable, and Mil
w ler's Forge On the South River, commencing at
home Monday the 24h of March, and alternately week
about and will be let S. the season. and So the
insurance. the money payable at expiration of the
season, and the insurance money payable when the
known be in oal transferred the expire the
last day Of June.
Descrption.-The Jack is four years old, fine size and
form, upwards ofweve handsn height of deep lead COL
or, vigorous and active Any person living distance
wishing put will be furnished with pasture on my farm
at reasonable charge.
SAMUEL KENNERLY.
March 26 1851
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RRE.sD BREAD BREAD 4.

'EIIE undersigned takes this method of informing the
public that he has in his employ baker of the first
order, who does up baking brown, and that in the
future he will always keep hand supply of fresh bread
for those in want the same asO cakes OF every descrp-
ton, kept on hand and furnished 10 order.
CHAS. Fl. BALL.
n B. Persons wishing TO subscribe for bread will let
me have their names and it will be sent 10 order.
Saunton, March 60, 1851. C.. H. b.
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x TONS Nice Castings, at Very Reduced prices, max
- ing the most complete assortment ever offered in ,s
market. Dutch OVENS Wash Kettles a. al free ttoas
rust and in prime order-persons wsp6 win do wei 10
call as we shall close out at loo gsd ;,.,,,,n 80
March 10. 1851 Wind and Mpss conv =
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26

WALDER & GREENE, Daguerrean Artists at tbs
w Virginia Hotel would arrouced TO The public that
they will remain in Saunton butts short me and having
facilities of getting stock at greatly reduced prices,
they thereby enabled take pictures Northern prces
or from 81 so upwards Portraits taken usual by
rginal process in few seconds time without regard
weather and warranted not to fade Always hand
assortment OF Gold Lockets and Breaspns. Fancy Book
Cases and Mnature Cases suitable for sending through the
mails, the postage on which is bat trifle
E. w. Valdez.
N. NJ. GREENE.
Siauuton February l9, 1851.
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HUSBANDS MaGMEsLa.

HUSBANDS .tL.aGNESL4
THE subscriber has been appointed the Agent for The
sale Of the above article, by the Manufacturer, T. j.
Husband, Of Philadelphia, and from experience Of sew
era years has nj hesitation in recommending it as eeus
to the celebrated Henry's Magnesia.
Ffice so cents per bottle IS per doc.
DIR. EDMUND BERKELEY.
Staunton, February 26, 1851
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UNION E0gElAlL9
Winchester, Va.

WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED YARDS OF THE r. r. DEPOT
TsNE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has again leased the above
establishment, where he pledges hmseflo his utmost
efforts TO please all who may paronize him. He returns
his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
and respectfully soics continuance thereof
w. D. GILKESON.
Winchester, March IL, lo5l-3m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
DISSOLUTION.

VNE Co partnership heretofore existing under the firm
L Of Brown s. Fulks has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 the firm requested to settle
their accounts with lille delay possible
Either of the parties authorized 10 useh name oths
firm In settlement Of The business.
VACHEL J. BROWN,
JOHN G. FULKS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
March ], 1851.
NOTICE

Being now the sole proprietor Of the late concern Of
Brown and Fulks will continue the business at the old
stand take this occasion to advertise that will be hap
py to see persons search Of the best articles in my line
am assured that my goods and prices and my disposition
to please and accommodate cannot but meet with their a
probation. should be doing injustice to the public and
nv own feeling were not to add, that am thankful for
past patronage. ,>, ,,,,r,
NIaxah lSkl
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March IL, lS5l.-lm.

XTIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for Bath County, on the first Mon.
day IN March, 1851,
Bernard Peyton-Plantif,
AGAINST
Benjamin Thompson Joseph Gwin in his own right and
as Executor of Robert Gwin, dec'd Jane Gwn, widow
and rellct Of said Robert Gwin Decd, Andrew Gwin,
Polly Gwin Samuel Gwin; William Gwin, Robert
Gwin, William Thompson, William M. Thompson and
David G. Wise-Defendants.
The object Of this suit is obtain The legal lille to a
Tract of Land, sold by Robert Gwin. decd, in his life
time to the Defendant Benjamin Thompson, and 10 sub
ject the said LanG sale to satisfy Judgment in favor Of
the Plaintiff against the Defendant Benjamin Thompson.
The Defendants Joseph Gwin, Jane Gwin, William
Gwn and Robert Gwn not having entered their appear
ance and it appearing IL The Court that they are not In
habitants of this Commonwealth It's ordered that the
said Defendants appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and answer The PLAINTIFFS bill and
that copy of this order be published unce week, for four
successive weeks in the Sanion Spectator and posted at
The front door Of the Courthouse Of said County, m the
first day of the next Court after it's publication.
C6py-Tesle,
CHAS. l.. FRANCfSC o, Clerk.
March 10 1881 I'm
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NEW hooks.

uARpER's Magazine 70, February; tho Decline Of
Al Popery. and its causes by Rev. n. Murray, d. D.
Bards Of the Bible by Glffiah Kate O'Donoghue tale
of Ireland, by Lever; Henry Smeaton, BY James Bell
ters, &c., Sc. Just received and for sale by.
February l2. 1851. r. COWAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
New Books.

'ENHE Women ofsrael, by Grace Aguar; Letters from
three Continents, by the Arkansas correspondent Of
The Louisville Journal Garlands life of John Randolph
Camp fires Of the Revolution Practical Mercantile Cor
respondence Hornor Extracting Teeth Guy Fawkes
Le's Discipline; Sc. just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
March 5, 1851
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SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.

WYE will offer at public auction on Saturday the 29th
w inst, or very desirable Building I.ots in the
of Slaunlun. These Lots part Of the pur-
chased by of A. Qulnand's portion of them
are situated the McAdanlzed Street and the remainder
upon the Street of the residence ofJohn H. McCue
Esq.
R. Fl. PHILLIPS.
w. II. HARTMAN
Staunton, March &C. fS5I-1t.
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SaGelEer BS 0eaised!

TlNI1E subscriber wishes oemploy aJOURNEYMAN
SADDLER 10 whom constant employment and fix
ed wages will be given. Apply 10
GEO. w. DEAL.
Wayneshoro Va March 26 lS5l-3t
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MARRIAGE RECORD

Gu the 18th inst, by the Rev John Suman, Mr. ABRAHAM
LAYMN of Augusta county aad Miss BARBARA third daugh
ter of MIR. Abraham Beery Of Rockingham county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold on Friday, March %, 1851, on my
premises the following articles, viz Cows, Horses,
Corn and Household and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS, made known on day of sale.
JOHN BUSH, Sen.
March s. l85I.-tds.
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illaM0VAI1.

rENHE subscribers have removed their HOLESAI.E
AND RETAIL VARIETY STORE from Halls
old stand to The Store Room adjoining the Post Office.
They will sell cheaper than ever, and request all persons
in want of articles in their line 10 givsthem call.
G. s. NJ HlRSH.
Staunton, March S. 1851.
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Staun.on March /, 1851.

beg to say that for ofmy continued feeble health
have been advised quit business. return my grateful
acknowledgements the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on Brown s. Faks" and respectfully invite
continuation of il to my late partner Mr.. Fulks
'VACHEL j. BROWN.
C,ounton March s 1851
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND March %, 1851.
BEEr-Scals Weight-$22 % 1925. Extra quality viii
command higher price.
HoGs-$5 a Sc nett; market dull.
MUrroSs-$l IS So nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE March o. 1851.
BEEF-Scale Weight-$3
HoGs-S6 10 5000 in demand
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The Franklin Paper Mill,

an 9Th street, near the Petersburg Depot, Richmond
" Virginia is in good order, managed by superior pa
per maker and turning out Printing Paper (or news)
single and double medium, envelope and wrapping PAPER,
equal in quality and as low in price, as any mandatory in
the United States
On hand, good assortment of Cap and Letter, fancy
coors for pamphlet covers Manila of various sizes, "a
first raie article for packing newspapers, Seq blue and
brown cotton yarns paper, Sc.
Orders for any description, Of any weight and dimeh-
sions executed al the shortest notice.
ne, Wanted, Linen and Cotton RAGS, for which the
cash will be paid delivery at the Mill, or remttances
made as directed.
March l9, l65l.-9i.
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AMERICA,
GIVES THIS RASlTB
FOR
MS MONUMENT.

This inscription surrounded by ornamental wreath
executed very hard and nty granite in style which
reflects much credit upon the and skill Of MI Rogers
The block was prepared under the direction Of Governor
Fleyd.-R Dispatch.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
D.aVYS n. NaI.NER.

HAS just received and opered few pesss Of Spring
A hlousns, DOZEN Spring Neck Ribbesz, a gpss Silk
Dress Buttons, d0z Carved Buffalo Combs dox. Linen
and French worked Collars and many other articles suited
to The Season,
February l9, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26

WHITE s. CO.-Are COW IN receipt Of, and offer for
sale obligng terms 500 lbs Cotton Yarns.emSu.
eng all Nos from 40 Is; 00bs, Cotton Bats for Qns.
Colored Wa1didg. Candle Wick, Be-, &C.
Fch,s,--- l9, 1851 . l>G