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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
CLOSE OF The GREAT EXHIBITION.

Dates from London To the 18th list, give the
following account Of the Great Exhibition
The Exhibition Is closed To the public, and we
snter upIn new epoch. Every one is glad ai the
circu nsttace f,r thu iuness NJ subsection has
been reached, AID there is other business to be
attended to-
There was no public ceremony on this OCCASION
except such as was dictated by the spontaneous T.
motion of the crowd minute ar two aet'fe the IL
nSi hmr struck Al that mDnenl there were near
ly fifteen Thousand oersnnS present ine crystal
fountain sudleuly ceased. The organs commenced
she national anthem. The penple ln'nad with one
accord. Caeer npnn cheer followed t"r several
minutes. A scrnl from the gallery ot the iransept
recalled, in the wards ct Shakespau. that, like
this uusubstantia pageant, the great glnoe ITSELF
would one day fade aud tho Tremendous signal for
departure being then given by the Immense bells
placed in various parts, the throng altar short
'hesitaling period began to depart. In the course
.of an hour and a half The building was entirely
cleared and thus after nearly six months of ex-
,ci,suent ana anxiety ,thosa whnse who hal watch
ed the undertaking with the feeling that 1t could
not be pronounced successful ill it should have
happily clsed. were abe Ia congratulate them
selves that ,heir work was ended. and that hence
forth it belonged To history.
The total number of visits to the Exhibition has
bsen 6.20l .S56, but in this are included all the
separate admissions Of persons who have g'ne in
re ps,,edIy Probably On the average nearly each
individual MAJ be reckOnod as having attended
.uics. In that case the nunber of Individuals who
have sean i, must De estimated at about 5000 600
or 4.000,00Q
Enormous as this total is. it still leaves Eor
rsgre, at the limited propogllon it bears to the pop
nlalions by which we are surrounded. Consider
ina the present state Of the continent, however
and the un,nitigated annnyanc" the passport sys
tenn tine infax Of foreigners has been quite az larg'
as could have been anticipated.
Il appssrI that the greatest num5er nr persons II
she building al any une time was oa the 7th inst
when 81. 900 we're present On that DAY also tht
aggregate number ofvsit'rs reached the maximum
-sn4 was i099l5 The receipts were Is ,;2S3, al
in sinxe shlll,ngs
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Ready Made Clothing.

Our, is the head quarters for fashionable cloth
ing aud all persons having Torn clothes are here
BY notified that they are required TO parade at
the Clothing Store Of the undersigned, next door to
the Stage Office whenever it may suit their conven.
fence. where they will be supplied with full Fall
and Winter Apparel, cut according to order OF Gen.
eral Fashion, at lower prices, than they have yet
been recorded in the annals of ancient or modern
Cluthing Store warfare. Their stock Of goods is
unequalled in every point Of view, being larger,
better, pre,ler and cheaper than is to be found at
any similar establishment in Augusta County |!
Therefore all who want TO be rugged out in the
Best Style and at the least expense will ea wise.
" by getting their Coais. Pants. pests, Drncers,
Shirts, Collars, Crapat,, Suspenders, Handker-
chiefs, &c., at this establishment.
They feel confident, from their large and beau
,fu assortment, that the tastes ofall can be suited
as to quality and price.
Their stock which consists OK every variety Of
Ready Made Clothing, is very large and will be
sold out at cery lo,U prices in order to reduce it.
They invite all persons in want Of Clothing of any
description to give them a call and examine their
goods and prices as they feel assured that they can
defy competition in The cheapness and durability Of
their garments. The oId stand is under the Va.
Hotel next door to the Stage Office, where VIZ in
vite our friends and the publicto call and exam.
inc for themselves.
" " EDt wv O. Fn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
MA88lAB8 BsE0&O>

On the 30th, by Eller John E. Massey, Mr. SAN'L
Mr-Rs, 10 MISS Many ANN CLARK, all of Augusta
county.
Ia Geneva. Y Y, thu evening Of the 23d ult +,
by the Rev. Henry Voorhees,. T. RusH SPENCER,
M ID 10 Miss MARY VI. PETroS, second daughter, Of
Col II. Peyton.
Oa the 29th If October, By the Rev Daniel Feete,
Mr., GSoRas CALHoUS, of Augusta and Miss EtIz-
AsErA RtoDLa, Of Rockingham co.
On the 2lst inst, BY the same, MIR VULCAN PEScE,
Of Rockngheu co. and Miss JULIA ANN, daughter OF
Mr. George Shreckhse, Of Augusta county.
On IN Goth, inst, by III Rev. Daniel Feete, Mr..
LEwIs PLEcKs2 Of Augusta. TO NiS> MARIA, daugh-
ter OF Benz. HIIula, OF Rockingham couaty.
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srEIwER & BROTHER

WOULD respectfully inform the public \, mE gen,
w eral, that they have just opened NEW
CLOTHING STORE, on Main Street, one door
Fast Of The Spectator Office, and near'y opposite
the Eagle Hotel.
The above firm solicits The patronage OF tho pub
lie, as they have large assortment OF
WE'LL Made GL0TlEIINhI
and handsome patterns which will not fail to please
We name in part Blue. Black, Brown, and other
culnred Goats, all kinds Of Pants. Vests, Drawers,
Shirts, Collars, Cravas, &c., sc. Our object 10
To sell goud Guods at The lowest prices. and 1t j.
therefore the interest Of all whu wish " buy good
Clothing 10 give us call.
Remember The name and place.
STEINER & BROTHER,
Main Street, one door East Of Spectator Office.
Staunton, Oct 22, l85l.--if.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
School fer Little Girls.

an the first Monday 10 November, will be open
~ ed Primary Drmr,lren in connection with
the Augusta Female Seminary. The principal
object is 10 furnish what we have found 10 be GREAT
ly needed, proper and systematic training for
those who shall he pupils in the more advanced
studies OF the seminary. limited number only
can he received, and these will be- entirely under
the care Of Mrs. Browne. and separated from the
main school. For terms. &c.. apply to
w. B. BROWNE, Pin'.
Oct. - 1851 At
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WING PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

'E>EIE proprietor Of "a WING PRINTING Of
FICE in Western Virginia, offers his entire
establishment for sale-possesson given on the lst
Of January, 1852. The Office has subscription
list of about five hundred subscribers. which BY
suitable exerlion might be greatly increased. For
the past five or six years, the Office has had as good
a patronage in JOB Work and Advertising, as per.
haps, any other paper of the sise in the State
The income for the past year, has been about
twenty five hundred dollars. For further inHprma.
ton as TO terms, &C., address, post paid, the Edi-
tors Of tho Saunton Spectator.
October Is, lS5l.-6w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.

HE undersigned is now opening and has on
hand Of his own manufacture the larges' and
hest assortment Of articles in his line, that has ever
been offered in this market.
Such as Brussels, Oil Cluhand Gum CARPET ba! o,
all kinds of Saddles, Brides and Markings 8,
Buggy Harness, Carriage do, Wagon and Plough
Gear, Trunks of every description, Wagon
Whips, Carriage, Buggy. Hack, and Riding
Whips, Boomer and Barnum Walking Canes
Jenny Lind Riding Whips and SLIPPERS, School
Sa,chels, Shot Bugs and Powder Flasks. torss
Brushes, Hlrse Buckets. Saddle Blankets. Hnrse
Cards, Curry Comhs, Halter Chains. Dog Chains,
Trace Chains. Stage rraces. Wagon and Stage
Harness, Tayor's palen, Do, Mounted Cow
hides, Spurs, Buckslin Glnves. Bnffalo Robes,
Stage, Drovets and lack Whip Thongs. En-
ameed Leather, Patent Leather. English Hog
Skins. Saddle Bags, Medical Bags. Shoulder
STAYS, Red. White, Blue, Orange and Scarlet
Saldlers Silk three corded Thread Shoe Thread,
Bits and Slrrnps. Webbing, aIIklnds Of Buck
les, rerret,s and Water tlooks, and many other
articles in his line loo tedious 10 mentlnn, all oil
which will bo sold al reducedprlces. and On &C
commodatng terms. All work warranted.
S E. CLARKE.
S,auuton Oct 81 lS5t-St
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Paints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

81; KEGS pure White Lead in Oil; "a do cx-
~ ira do do do-Lewis' make; so gals Flax
seed Oil ; 40 do Spirits Turpentihe; 200 do Fish
Oil 300 do Patent Oil; so do best Winter Sperm
vi Yellow Ochre, Chrome Green, Chrome Vel
low, Spanish Brown. Spanish Whiting, Putty,
Venilian Blue, Birthstone. ground and chip Log
wo,d, Cupperas, Alum. Indigo and Lampblack
100 boxes 8 x 10, so do l0a IL, 20 do l0s IA,
and 20 do II IL Window Glass jim store and for
sale low for cash or 10 punctua dealers by
80. G. T.. WOOD.
Winshester Depot, I0no &c, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
Attention o3d Regiment.

'S'HE Courts Of Inquiry for the ODD Regiment,
will be held as fellows: For the first Batral.
ion. in Greenvie On the 9Th of November for The
2nd, in Middlehruok on the 7lh. and The Regiment.
al Court in Mddebrook on the 9Th.
By order Of the Colonel.
- JOHN Y. STERRETT, Adj.
Oci. Is, 1851.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Of Valuable Real and Personal Estate
IN POCAHONTAS COUNTY. VA.

WILL be sold at the late residence Of Henry
W NJ. Muffett, decd, in The Little Levels OF
P'cahon'as County, Va, on The 24 tds aesa an
ssfia seized, and on which he resided, containing
Ala Acres Of Land.
Said Tract is composed Of four different tracts.
adjoining each other, and contains in the aggregate
Alb Acres, and is one of the most desirable Farms
in the Levels-being fine grazing and grain farm.
abundantly supplied with water, taving number
Of springs upon it, and the Improvements being en-
.irely new, the deoedent having within the last
two years, built fine
NEW BRICK HOUSE 4
upon said Lands, containing six rooms,
attic and cellar; Dairy, Kitchen and Gs90.
necessary out-houses, with large and convenient
Barn and Stables, Sc. Said Farm is abundantly
supplied with limestone, and fine kiln erected by
testator, and large quantity of the land lined be-
fore his death, and from fifty TO sixty Acres
seeded with wheat and rye.
Said Lands will be sold on credit Of one, two.
three and four years, the purchaser giving bond and
good personal security, and The title retained until
all the purchase money is paid.
| At THE SAME TIME and PLACE., I
will sell all the Personal Property of the TestatOr,
10 wit:
2 likely Young Negro Men,
one Of whom is fine Blacksmith, 2 likely We
men and 3 Children, (both the Women are good
cooks, and excellent house servahts,) 10 head of
HORSES, 25 Cattle, (.wo and three yea! old)
6 fine (yearling) Durham Heiters, / Dover Cows,
| Calves, fine DURHAM BULL, yoke Of
Oxen, 40 or SO Berkshire Hogs, us Merino and
Saxony Sheep, 1000 bushels Of Oats, 300 Of Wheat,
LOG Rye, 25 Acres Of Corn inishock. and some
old Corn. Also, all the HOUSEHOLD and
Kitchen Furniture, and other property Of every
description whatever, among which, in part, is
four-borse Wagonand Harness, Ok wagon, Flows,
Windmill, Hay, Straw, Sc. SC.
On all sums Of less than five dollars, cash on
all sums over that, twelve months credit will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curity. GEORGE B. MOFFETF,
Executor Of Henry NJ. Moffett, decd.
October Is. le5l-tds,
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=. NgTE51E W EJraD.

GOOD Slu1iinu Niii he given 10 good
MILLER, ~ MhIn Mills TOR one more
Years. One that can come sell tecommended far
tus'fy. honesty snd sphririy-nnne u'her need
Ai.,fy ""nld AXE single Ran. or Que with
smaV family. Early application is requested, &c.
OHIO WlLlIlMS Sen.
Mljt'.ro' Mills. Bath co Na..)
Nasruber 5, 1851 St.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
STRAYEn

EROM my house, on Monday night last, Bay
HORSE, rather Thin in order. with one white
foot behind and while spot on his nose. He is
supposed 10 be going West. where he was raised.
A liberal reward will be given for news of him, or
for his return to my house near Fishersvills, Au-
gusia. RI DABNEY.
Ostsber 8, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
PUBLIC SALE.

SVII.L be sold at the late residence Of MARY
w Ann KEsEa. decd, on south River. on
Thursday the 18th November. all the Personal
Property of said decd consisting of Nurses, Cows
Sheep. Wheat, Corn and Hay. Baroucil, | two
horse Wagons variety of excellent Household Fur
niture and many other articles FERNS al sale.
JACOB KElSER.
GEO. SHRECKiilSE.
Also. at the same time and place and IN the same
terms. will nhrr 3 or 4 good young Horses. Bug.
". Machine, 2 % or 800 Bushels Wheat, | D oI
10 head of Hogs, SC.
JACOB KEISER.
a., 90 1871 O.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
TO TEE PUEBLO.

q HAVE appointed Simon u. Hill. my agent for
& csrrying on the Mercale Business in the town
II Naynesb, ., Augusta county. Va. The bust
ness viii he conducted under the style of"Siiuon
Il. Hill, agent for Jacob L1ngs.l"rf:"
JACOB LANGSDORF, =
of Philadelphia, Penn.
Oct. %, ls5l.-4:.--Vnd. Copy.
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FsG.sss oUss.: F&Hs,
SrlUNTON. virgo Ma.
". 8 WHITES CHEAP ST2as<.

WE undersigned begs leave To inform the "a
dies that he has the hest assortment NJ s.a-
dies Dress SsOod> ever brought IN this mar
ke,. ASn, very superior assortment ~ Cln,hs,
Cassi'n'rNS and Vrsilngs. of all qualities tor Gen
,lenru's wear ASn.
QIeeHacWe, H,as aad Cons Rnots aud Shoe;
Mails, Glass. aud Groceries,
Of very Snper'or quality THE lowest cash price
\ cdll xiii cost ybu uhhl0y Ne shalt he Glad
- have van c'nr and "Xrtuiue his t;,.riS th"iv
qiqtity and their prize Ills invariibic rule is
q'"k Sr'"s. S'nd profits, nr 'npl pay,nrn's.
By low nrl""N. aud ',y lair dealing. he h pes to
nrr'l share ~ the cu>ton nf The publ e.
BE SUR IA call IN VI. B. White, at the sion al
the steps Il lines < White. VI. b. WHITE.
Ssaunton. NV ). 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JAwAhnZ.
2TSI
urD = 2EAR

Is now receiving frnm Philadelphia and Bah-
more. the largest aad best selected sock If
JEwEIRY ever brought 10 tins market. consisting
in part of
Extra ine Gold and Silver Watches. ffo'a S To
500; fae Marble and ,'hsr Chicks; Fob and
Vest hams; Ladies' AMI Genls' Breast Pins
Finger Rings; Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases
Gold and Silver Sppc,ac!es Gold aud Silver
Thimbles PORT MONIES; Silver Table and Tea
Spouns Plated dn d.; Fine Gold Pens, Girnn
dnlcs. Casters, Fruit Baskets. Flutes. Spy
Glasses. Pen and Pocket Rnives. Reyolvtrs,
Plsnls. Il, f,s. Shot tiraS, Gard Cases, Extra
PercusSi"n iapS, CUT Pms. Bnlsr Knlves Sil,
yer Ladies'. and all other articles kept in the best
1--we Try SlHes
-sas.. Watches. Chcks. and all kinds of re-
naiI,ng done shor; no!lee. aud in the hest man-
ner, aud warranted
Siaua,on, Nov. S, S'l.-n.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
MRN WANTED TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS.

'sNHE subscriber is now publishing THE LIFE
AND VOYAGES OF DISCOVERY of the celebra-
ted .1mericus from whom America derived lis name.
illustrated with Engravngs. by G. Edwards
Lester, Late Us. Consul, Author Of The GLORY
and Shame Of England" etc., ETC., and Andrew
Foster, Esq.
A number oPactive and intelligent gentlemen are
offered liberal inducements in circulating, by sub
scrip,lun, the above valuable and interesting work
in Augusta County. and ulher Counties in The
Stale Of Virginia. The Terms will be given IN
application to the subscriber, post-p paid. The wolk
will be sold exclusively by subscription, aIi rea-
sonable and moderate price.
Fl. MANSFIELD,
Wholesale BOOKSELLER and Publisher.
1874 York ST.. New Haven, Connecticut.
October %. 1851. ST.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05

A .grs!n County Court, Clerks Office IL W.
ESTR.2Y
.sT~-
ssAKEN mp by Thomas Reeves on the 18Th
day ur Oulobpr, lS5Ia red steer, with "a
while face. red around both eyes, and large width
spol on both thighs and marked with an under
keel in the left ear. and also sill and lung hue
in The same ear. and crop uff the righ ear, with an
under keel ~ The same supposed be Two years old
last spring. and appraised to $40.
(An Extract from The records.)
Tes,e. WIN. d. TROUT,p.c.
Oct. %, 1875.
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n. Bon the same day, and at The same place,
| will sell likely NEGRO MAN, belonging to
the estate Of James Med. hIoffett, decd.
JOHN McCUE, Executor
ofthe estate of James Med. Moffet.
October %, lS5l.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
Oct. 29 1851.

a LARGE assortment If lO-4, IL "A Ribbon
u BrunI Bed Blankets; Servants do. Saddle
du.;Fuiled Cloths, Casslnets. Kentucky Jeans. Bed
TIckings. Canton Fiannels. Plaid Linseys. Ting
hams. Brown and Beached CuItuns. Sheetings,
Gacnss, sc. Thee gunds will be sold as low as
they can be bought in town. Give me call:
A. J. DEAKINS.
Ocl. 90, 1851. Opposite the Post Office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05

FLous. SuPFfN. S3 10
WuEAr. per Bush. 15c,
RYE, 5Oc
Oars, 33c
BJrIEs, Fresh lie,
FEATHsRs, Bic
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MILL be sold On Thursday the 18Th Of Nov.
mkt by the I.egslees Of Elizabeth Turk
deed, al The lale residence Of w. A. Turk near
Forrer's Iron Works,
SEVEN LIKELY SL.4VES
consisting Of one Man % years Of age, Woman
IS years OF age and her tour children, 6 Boys and
Girl, from the ages Of | years TO IL m"n'hs,)
and one Girl about 10 years old, all healthy and
very valuable.
Terms made known on the day Of sale. Sale to
commence a, l0u'cock.
Oct 20. 1851 81.
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FEW FALL GOODS.
DAVIS A. KAYSER,

Is now receiving and opening large aud bean
tiful importation ofFALL AND WINTEk
GOODS Of the very latest styles, which have
been purchased principally for CASH, in the North
ern markets, and will be sold on accommoda tao
terms. His assortment will be very complete and
cheap
Slaun!on, Oct. Is, 1851.
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N OF &c L

We requested 10 state that public discussion on
the various political topics Of the day between John II.
McCur, Esq aud Mai. William Hartman, will! come
OF at the Courth house in thu. place. Thursday night
next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05

n AVIS A KtYSER, has just received anp.h
~ or Case at those beautiful HATS. Call and
see them.
ALso-Anolher ID, Of Fashionable Dress Gods.
hourly looked for.
S,aup,oa, Nov. 1851,
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DO YOU BELIEVE IT?

S,aunton, Ocl. 20 1851.
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RANK & CO.
Oct. Is, lS5l.-Sm.


VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in The Clerks vi.
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry for Augusta County, Monday the
9Th Of October 1851,
Samuel d. SprowIe and James Eass Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
John Beard and William Beard ,Ex'rs OfJos. Beard
decd and William ). Spfuwle and Jannetta his
wife late Janhelta Beard -Defendants.
The Defendants WIN. Sprowle and Janne,to his
wife, not having entered their appearances and CIV
en- security, according to the act Of Assembly, and
the Rules Of This Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
This Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here on The LIST day ofNo.
vember term next and answer The bill of the plain.
ts and that cnpy this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper printed in Siaunton, for 4
weeks successfully, and posted at the front duor of
the Cour.h0use.
To restrain the Ex'ors Of Jos. Beard decd, from
parting with or paying over to VIM. Sprowle and
wife or their agents. ny money or effects, which
they may have, or which may at any time hereafter
come TO thsr hands or possession, Tor or on ae-
coun. of said SprowIe and wife and to subject the
same to the pay ment ofs224 80 with nterest, due
from The Defendants Sprowle and wife .o die Plain
tiffs.
A Copy-Teste,
N. G.. KINNEY, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
THE HARRIET PRICES.
srAUNr0N PRICES CURRENT.

SrAUNFON PRlCES CohNENi'
Corrected oeekly for ths Spsctator0
c,ore Suprty S375 Bacon, Hoe RouNo, III
WuEAr per Bush. 75c, Com, QUO
RIVE, hOc PORK, S4 so
Oars 33, LARp. &c
BUCIES, Fresh lie, 5aSswax' Zoe
eEATHsas, 31c iGiSsESs' %'e
m,pvyrs RICHMOND MARKETS
~ -, no, IN Week Ending Oct 30.
0o o.oo FLOUR So rs a &4 90
rt0UN- Sno CLovEasEED-S6OW
=, a. IA 90 HsRaiSG--s SG25.
BACON lie perlo' &C." - t
o. a. LARD-l0c cts. IN Kegs.
CoRN-5U 00c. T"sAT- h,
RYE-65c. go w CO \
Lapse perIb. No"S-ozc' , .eI ss
ptAsrER-S4 so per ton WHtsKEY-keiho,Z' o'
r. 81 40c. BurrER-Firkin &c
I.ox-S95 100 per ton. PLAsTER-S SIS 10
RrrswAx-25c perlb. SALTS 3D.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RrcHmoSD Oct 80, 1851.
s4es- Scale uYeight- S22 % S325 E1traqu
ity will'ommand higherpri
Hb3s-S IS 5)l : nett; marketdutl
Irrravs-Sl75 50 50 nett as IN quality.
BALrtNoRE CArrLs MARKET - Week ending oe-
tob,r 3ls The offerings Of Beeves at the scales on
Monday reached $50 mead of which number sou were
sold TO city butchers It's left over uuso anu 80
were driven to Philadelphia Prices ranged from 81
to 5 81 on the hoof, equal to $ia6.75 net ana ave-
raging $263 gross
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05

BURNING Fluid, Spirits Turpentino, Lard
- Oil, Beat Winter Sperm Oil, together with
handsome supply Of Lard Lamps, just received
and for sale by
: THOS. P. ESKRIDGE.
Oct. %, 1851.
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~ ST TINE TIM IL
For Cheap Ready.Made Clothing!

DRANK s. CO, under the Virginia Hotel, beg
l. leave 10 invite the attention Of the public to
tbe;r sunerior siock If
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N AW 9 1OESo

4 LMANACS frr | >j2 Dutch English. Ger
"a man, Virginia. Illustrated Family CHRISTIAN
PRESBYTERIAN aud Come AInanacs Tor 1857
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-W ashlngton
aad His Generals; Napnean aud His NlarshaI's ;
The Fuut Prints "f Tie Creator; the Old Red Sand
stone; Ilenry's Life Of J,hn CALVIN complete in 2
vols Swallow Barn Prrerbial Philosophy;
meiia's Poems; Shaws English Literature; Hodge
IN Romans abridged. with questions for the use OF
Sunday Schools and Bible Classes; Scr bntr's
PrOducr Fables; the Du'lder's Cnmpanlons Pam
Ter. G der and VarniSher's Companion; The Dy
er aud Colour Makers Companion The Cabinet
maker ana Up!loIster-r's Companion The Mould
er and Founders Guide; The Turner's Compan-
ion The Miller and Nillwrgh's Assistant.
WRITLNG P.4PER--Fuolscap. Letter and
N,ie Paper uf vari.us Sizes and qualities; Enve
hopes. Motto Waters. Bank Cards large assert
ment, &c, &c., for sale by
Staunun, Oct %, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
.y.EWs CLOTHING STORE.

Slaunton, Oct %, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
WATCH Us * JEwELRY,
Sign of the Big Watch.

rVNiIE undersigned has jus, returned HON New
Il York and Philadelphia. and is now receiving
and opening one Of The finest stocks OF o'd' ever
offered in this market. consisting IN psrI Of
Fine GOLD and SILVER F
WATCHES, Of extra and o
.apsrior qualify, (.ome Of XT>&Dy
DIxos's make } Gold Fob, AS\ sM
Yes, and Guard CHAINS; " .ME
Seals and Keys; Brens'pins, a. s,s,AssSss5
Ear rings, Bracelets. Fin * 49,
ger Rings, and Lockets Of the most beautiful
styles and qualify; Silver Spoons, of every varl-
ETY.; Alfalfa Ware; superior lot Of Cutlery !;
Gold. Silver. Steel and Plated Speclaces; Gould
and Silver Thimbles; Guild and Diamond point.
ed Pens. very fine, and every other article found
in a large Jewelry Store.
6Y- Watches, Clocks and Jswelry repaired
as usual at the shortest notice, and warranted tor
l2 months.
no. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
GEORGE B. WRIGHT.
S,aunton. Oct. 90, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-05
Sale Of Negroes.

Oat. 90. lS5l.-3t.