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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
rcry DHvlES
NIEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, Is the

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the
besI Sruce IL s world for TIRE mmediats relief Of II
VIII be- found W tbs Peoples Pamphlet" published By bs
Dropre,oTs a copy OF which VIII bs given with svory
kot1e FOR sale az wholesale la Nev-YOrk by
A 3. & ID. Sands, 100 EultOn-st william Burgee 81
eoTtlsGc-aL; Minor Co pa fulton-sL; Geo }. w.
nsvbee 81 Nessau-st; Havand, Reese Co. 80 Maiden
lane; 81 Ward Co. 50 do. AcotI, mckAsson & hoDOoA
IL do; Leeds Huzzard ~ oo.i o. Tnppoe, ~ DO
Moron gsbcock Wood 1873 do r 3. Havlland Co ia
srosdzay; HsydOck COries Clay, 2l8 Peal al @ '.
eckenerA Co 81 Barclaysl Keep, Fischer Co News,
ard John Csre Co i5S Water-st Aso for sse BY TIA
Trade generally. ,.
And buy none but the GENUINE ORIGINAL PAIN AAAs-
PERRY DAVIS & soH,
"a Hignst Providence.
q Fhs name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 10 PIX
~ DAVIS * SON. a. . Trade dark, es recently dscioeo
hv the Rupreme Court "a Sms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
NO BUILDERS. MASONS, CAR

y PENTERs kc.-Ths HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY viii receive proposals until the I'm
day Cf Apn inclusive, be Addressed 20 ne uncer
signe1 ~ the COmpsny's Oiice, 81 Valet hew-Yerk
Of Albany:
One Locomotive Engine House OF size to contain Eigh
teen Engines;
one Smiths Shop. 100 feet square ard two Machine
Shops 20 by 100 feet each. This outside walls TO be Of
brick y feet high AID lhe roof covered with matched
boards ard tin. Psns and specifications sy be zen Al
tie Resident Engineers Office, tlf Broadway Albany
where sealed propositions may BE- s a. wei az e. me
Office 10 NeW-YoTk.
The buildings finished before the hrst DAY Of
September next for speciaed sum Dated Nsrch . 85l
m25iAl2 WIN. C YOUNG, Chief Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
MOrses Compound Syrdp N
DOCK ROOp.-Wo lool

" ElxlIOW OOOh NV - w -@1@
n prompted by every principle Of humanity, 70 make
known 70 he world wonderful chcacy " MS ekIsof-
diparV preparation Thousands have been relieved OF
eroa amount Of suffering and many ves saved oy ne usS
efn Hs acknowledged by the best judges OF medicine %
be he EOe elegant scientific and ssutay Preparation now
IN use ard a. depurave remedy, uedom II ever easlea
m stsuds unrvaed for the Of ESyspolas SAIL heco,
Genker 9crOfs and all the various diseases arising ffoH
as impure state Of the Blood Also all Bilious complaints
nnd ased with unprecedenl success in s cases OF Fenss
weakness and general debility strengthening NE WesAen-
Cd BODY giving tone the various organs, and mVlgosb
rg the snre system and also FOR othe Liver CONF
planL CAtaFrh, Dyspepsia Headache DizEiness Coughs
kc Those agected with Chronic Dlseasestos Whatever
og will End this medicine ro only pleSsonte ne ass;
hul certain cure II Il be within the power OF remedial
arents 10 Affect their disease Ills composed OF medicines
20 happily combined tend directly To give tone TO the
stomach and bowels excite 20 healthy fn toe Liver sn
hole ClandulAr System alay Nerv rus lrrbhty ana
promote The free action Of the Lungs, thus rendering ep-
slicsbe TO all diseases OF Chronic nature II 10 purely
vegetable Rad may bs used 10 all elnsIes and a. az ses-
sons OF the year. . .,, -. sec x.,,.,, .,
Providence sold by Thousands al over me Unl,
al States Cangdas, &c HRydoek, Coriea Gay, xls
Ps.rlst N York. General Agents ile en-
OCOTTS VEGETABLE PILLS.
SThe.e very celebrated Pills be had In large or
ANAL Quantities NJ l5S NaIssu-sL Tribune buldiogs
mlsT GEORGE h. BELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
BIarkets....N awOaLEASs, March

The sales OF COTToN this morning barely reached
balsa deas swaitng TIE aJyss
hn stli014 surt nidding FsEoHts dl, Csttos
is taken for Liverpool al lod. srEELNs quoted ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

The resolutions are Ia tho following Worost
hsfeas tho OF III seFuof Netcsts 70 NJ feote ~
former 20 spsakrg he Slave assumes that Aentey
unbsuuded vii regard ~ repeal By The Seoera
Goverun ~ q dissoluuot 81 the tuHu
Rssorta flstinti- opinion Of slave der a. Gov Necas
orofhs ayshol keEu ky - tsf sease b 70
s,Ided opan lsOOoo sAveholss - oar state
ssf That ba be happy be lauhei W N The esncs
~ the OF tbs 400 saTehoafs
10 advance oi their having sxpTets-d iham "
Rss3rfa That far mluei, ssl1eat ara nhuro'
ta regard the Fugitive slave Bad a. uaeoasuatoo
: and anti Christian.
ssor,d That The admiration which feel for free Institutions
North wi Sra ~ purpose ~
Tsteahps ths ,gAi aud that N ~ Be- a. much %.
the North When the hight shnss a. aooa
here's does ttere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
PROPOSED bATfs OF sAILING

For freight or psssage, apply - EDWARD coli
LiNS 66 Wsl-sf Ne~-York. BROWN, SHtPLEY
co Liverpool. r.. o. ROBERTS Co IS Kings ARM
Yard, London. Boulevard. M0uunsstre, Paris
After he lat of Apil next the rate OF freight ~ tbs
above steamers from Liverpool viii De- materially redured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
CHARLES H. RING. wholesale and

M 'IIhINLIsKC IL IlIINUs " uUIO9oAV U4Is9
" retail Druggist aad Apohecary, 1872 Broad way, corner
OF John.sL
SHOULDER BRACEs-The lsrges and best assortment IL
the CIV every variety Of pattern. wholesale aud retail
TRUssEs-A fine assortment OF Traesss twenty di
f6rent KINDS, Of The most approved makefs
Also numerous assortment OF Abdominal supporters,
Drs Fischs, Chapins Gays, Bannings &c. BOdy Bels,
SuspensOry BaDoages, &c
Charles r. Ring Agent for Dr. D. Jaynes Philadepha)
Preparations Dr. . Roses (Phadelphis) Pfepsrsods;
Dr. IL Swayne'e Syrup Of Wild Cherry; Jeireys Anti
dote; Wistsr's Bslssm OF Wild Cherry, Townseud's,
Sandss Brstofs Bulls Sarsspsrs; Daleys Pain Ex
tractor Uphsms Pile Electusry. mia Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
TRAVELLING.

limited STATES MALL STEAM
OgHIP COMPANY.-ROR CHAOREs DIRECT. Via
HANAHA.-TnIOush Tirkss u SAN fIt ANCJ s y al
Reduced Rstes-Eare TO NEWORLEANS Rs1ucei
o. FRIDAY, ApTil ~. al P 81 Tie splendid double
engine steamship GEORGIA 1900 TONS burden, POr
ter o. s n. Commander. WI sail precisely ~ O'Clock
r. ~ from her pier The foot Of W AREA a.. Y X with
the Government Mails direct ior Havana aud CL1sf
kew-OrlesDs passenger transferred a. Bayana 10 ne
splendid d. utlc-eDR iue steamship FALCON.
Frright taken 10 Chsgres at "a csDs per foot.
Specie only taken freig - Havana
No bills OF lEdng will be signed aer The steamer has
sailed.
For passage or freight apply tn ". o ROBERTS,
mB tall M We5tBt, corner Warfeu-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
TICE TO THE AFFLICTED

lvwITH LAMENESS OR DISLOCATED JOINTS.
SAMUEL SWEET. a son OF Waterman Sweet, Natural
Bone Setter IN the City, and will attend TO persons
wishing To consult with him by leaving their addresses az
Israel Minors PA Fuiton-st, NewYOrk or at his resi-
dence Montgomery Co. NJ Y, Fort Jackson or Amster
dam MO ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
1EOREHOOND COUGH SYRUP only

u IA c.nT THIS IL OF the very beat remeses for
Cough Cod. Hosrsensss &C. iteannoi be praised 100
sighv Just INV a bOule Ii 10 very pleasant 10
tSse sold. Wholesale and retail, 81 SANDS 6ammoth
800 s> 49, - t.,s. =, ms inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
MKB BURKS
A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-As sure and

A NTIQUE OINTMENT.-A sure anc
IN speedy cure for the PILES, Chaied Lmbs, Chappsd
asnds &c Tina article hAs lOug been used 10 pusais
practice and 10 acknowledged to DO the beat article eHAat
,oT the relief OF tho above nansd complaints
FOR Sale at who esae aad retail la New-fOrk by GEO
w Msbee 80 Mas al. al L. Minor Co 24 FutOD-sL A. -
D. Sands, 100 Fglton-sL Hayisnd, keese 90 ~ %
Msidensne, C. V. Clckener Co 81 bsrSiy ~ IA
Ring Brosdwsv corner Of Jobn-st j. /. Coddinsloa'
S0S Hudson-sL S0d 7l6 Broadway, x A. salda, hOmo1i
corner of Sproe-st Agent for Brooklyn Arh D. Gays
Aso Tor sse by the Agents Of our Pain Killer generally
PM M and sold al wholesale by -. . .
AN'NP PERRY DAVIS & SON, PSopnstorA
in Sms ~ High-sL Providence Z,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

EVARE RED UCED-THROUGH
n LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHAGRES
direct and by the United Safes Nal Steamers he Pa
cihc.-The splendid steamship CHEROKEE, Henry Win
die Commander. win leave pier Noh River. for ChagreS
direct Friday. March 80 at o'clock. Passengers By
the CHEROKEE viii connect vii the splendid steamship
NORTaERNER, TO leave Panama on OF about Apri ID
For passage, apply 10 ROWLAND ASPlNWALL,
milo t28 q and IS Sou;h-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
NOR HARTFORD-Direct. Tt

II Steamer HERO, Capt ]. H. King, win leaye from
East River steamboat place Peck Sip for Hartford eyey
Monday ana Friday afternoon. at o'clock For lrther
Information INQUIRE on board, or OF SAXTON WEBB,
ml7 II III Souursl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
CROSBY & BELKNAP, -.

NROSBY & BELKNAP,
~ LAWYERS AND LAND ASkhfs,
~ San Jose, CALIFORNIA.
r n cpOvRY D. P BEbkNAP.
rbe shove are located At the Of Government WIDE
81 Mourn navel OF San Francisco, and have eTTsng@enS
fT Tarsaefng business in all parts Of the Stale Tey -
se- a. Hon VIA ~ Gwin, Washington, D. Ci hon- Z
"a snSlspg Buffalo; AID. j. T. Cook OF In'riesrsa " "
NevYoTk. Ira smith s Co. lG Pearl-stj A beneoici
ESQ 4swalsI Bsnecie Es y S, % aS ' re
SSsp / son. 2 aolist; T. Keaseh Co % Old alp.
lofSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
OPFCTAT EXPRESS NOTICE.-Pi-

&PECIAL EMPRESS NOTICE.-Pn-
- ces Reduced GREGORY's CALIFORNIA PACh-
AGE EXPRESS. per Steamers PROhEIhECS ana
CHEROKEE, 9th and 28Ih inst II,
We beg leave 10 call the stenton ct The pubc 10 lhe
facilities offered them for the nj slon OF scksSes
Parcels and Letters for California, through our Express
lire o., , - q. =.
We have two Messengers specially engaged for the
above Steamers who will give our business lhe Suices
ected with the hesveat transportation Company on
The shmus are prepared 10 contract for me denVey
OF Goods al San Francisco within the shortest possible
period. -, y.....,. s., ~,
Parcels received until the morning OF Steamers day O!
leaving ard letters until a ?. NJ.
PacfsRes (which must IN al cases be msde perfectly
water pfoof must be ei1 al The once the day pfe'ouS
"O THOMPSON HITCHCOCK
Managers ard Agents, 40 PssTi-sI cor OF wal
Refer bv PermissOn-To MesSrs. johnson LoWden,
Il5 WRllst spoford, Tesion Co, IS south a. Mes,
min Co, % Pne-st Lew APgar Co, Is Dey'sb ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
Autl-slayery Feeilnx ia Kentucky.

TIE MaysrIhe Eagle publishes the following
resolutions adopted meeting Of cinzens Of Lewis
County Ksnucky The Editor published them al tho 70
quest o several OF those who pacPsEsd among whom
we End the ueuaes OF - ......
ABRAHAM GARRETT, RICHARD NASH,
JAMEs "A GARRETT GEO w. THOMAS,
ID w FERRIS, JOAN u. fsb, -
EDWARD MATHEWS Jos. w. GELLASPlE,
OBED b. MARSHALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

ru.aax. 1STG14OS 0O~ $500 SGORaOSA
cETCSs AND PANAMA..
gHNHE IRVING HOUSE. at ChagTes,
n AelAce W Wiuis;ns. assisted BY hugn KILLER.
der lhe mana snenI Of A 3 Miller and }. Z. Songer
THE AMERICAN HOTEL, al Cruces, under the uAa
aveinent OF y. 4. FOigsr sic n Miller, Jr -,
THY UNITED STATES HOTEL. al Pansna un1ef
Abe NOR sgeInent OF Adrian Miller isi 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28
MEDICAL.

yVEETH, TEETH--lNCORRUPFl-
sIr-These rest ornaments the features. speech
.,d cisest,On are Inserted 10 solid Gnler without
nsin on he beat gold. and warranted, by
P' Or. n. PRETERRc, Dentst, from Paris,
3SS Broad way, up tlsirs corner Aaihlny'st
Terms moderate mH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-28

NOR BRIDGEPORT.-F 50 cents.
h -Conneciug with the HousstODic and Na0gatnch
Railroad The aesmrr AHSONlA Capt T. D. Wilcox
vii leave Peck-siip Tuesdays, Thursdays aad 3sar
DAYS. at Il O'Clock. Nj returning will leave RAILROAD
Wharf Bridgeport Oh Mo4dBys WedDesdsys and Fddays
Al lei e. For freg hl passage, apply 10 THOAA As
LOCKER 4 CO, il2 SOUth-sL, or to the Captain %
hoard B-Rfeghtt taken al the lowest rateh mil I'm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Bath County, on Monday The
Sd day of March, 1851,
John Graham admir-. of Nancy Lewis, decd, who sues
for the benefit OF Crawford s. Co-plainiif,
AGAINST
Syvsnus A. Byrd Administrator of George B. Richards,
deceased, Calharine Richards. Ann Richards, Sarah
Richards, Virginia Richards John S. Richards Edwin
Richards, Archibald T. Richards Nelson Richards, Fee
lix Richards, Stephen A. Porter, Robert Hudgin, and
Samuel Asup,-Defendants.
The objec, of this sul subject 10 sale certain Lands
in said County, satisfy judgment in favor of the Plain
tiff, against the Estate Of the said George b. Richards,
deceased
The Defendant, Edwin Richards, not having entered his
appearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is rot an nhabi,ant of this Commonwealth On motion
of the Plaintiff it is ordered that the said Defendant appear
here within month after due publication Of this order
and answer the Plaintiffs Bill and that copy of this or
der be published in the Staunton Spectator week.
for four weeks successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Courthuus Of said County the frs, day OF the
next Court after It's publications.
A Copy-Tese,
CHAS, l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
March 70 1851 lin
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
FR4uAY, March l4th, 1851

FFloAY March l4th, 1851.
Present Jefferson Kinney Mayor, Nicholas k Trout,
Robert S Brooke, Thomas p Eskridge, Benjamin F.
Points, aud james w. lludSun, Aldermen-George *.
Snspp and james A. McClung, COuucilmen.
The Mayor presented an application from William Kyle
Esq, askfaeave build stable and warehouse the
creek which was referred to Messrs Trout Snapp and
McCung.
George NJ Cochran William n. GasSer, and William
B. Kayser Esqrs, duly appointed Commissioners To
superntend the election be hed the "Wednesday af
ter the first Monday in April next for the purpose Of elect
ing twelve persons To serve Mayor, Recorder Alder
men and Common Councilmen for the Town Of Stauuon,
for the ensuing year.
On motion Of Mr. Trout the following resolution
dopted
Resolved that the appropriation heretofore made to re-
pair the enclosure of the Grave Yard be increased ten dot
larsanL that the committee who has charge of the work
be instructed have the front enclosure also repaired
James +. Patterson, is allowed the three dollars
and seyenty-fve cents per account fled
On motion Of Alr. Trout the following resolution was a
doped:
Resolved that committee be appointed, whose duty it
shall be To examine alo the condition of the streets and
sidewalks Of the town. and report this board what re
pairs and Improvements in their opnm necessary tn be
made-whereupou AlesSrs Brooke Eskridge and Trout,
were appointed the committee.
AlesSrs Brpeke aud Points were appointed committee
to settle with the Sergeant aud Chambeain and make re-
port thereof to this hoard.
Mr. Trout submitted an Ordinance, entitled "An Ordi-
nance concerning unnecessary mise, which passed
On motion of Mr. Brooke the board adourned until Tues
day evening next. ,..,.,.o,,, -,
Trse, JAMES F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
sRgassC eesed eUiEl 6e iSOlel.

RY virtue of Deed of Tus, executed by John Gale TO
D the undersigned, and Of record in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Augusta shall proceed to sell on
the PREMISES for cash. Tuesday the LIST day Of April
next,
90 Acres of Land
more or less one Cow Household and Kithen Furniture,
together with all other property belonging the said Gale
The Land lies miles South west Of Deerfeld adjoining
the lands of Clayton Beck and olhes Some so ACRES
cleared and good Of cultivation, the balance well
timbpred comfortable Dwelling Houses, two Barns,
and other buildings The Land productive and well
tered and good supply of fruit trees Of good quality 1t
qni,ea desirable little farm. The title unquesonable
bit acting Trustee shall convey only such title as is
vested in me- Bidders requested to attend the prop
erty must be sold. JACOB BECK Trustee.
March r. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

F>HE undersigned Executors Of the late John H. Pey
tom now offer for sale handsome ard valuable Tract
Of Land, lying mile and affr9m Slaunt'n. and imme.
diaey West OF The Land recently purchased Of them BY
Wm j. Shumate. This Pract is part of the ol1 Mont
gomcry Hall estate, and contains s7o lACEs ES-aboui
100 Acres Of which cleared aud under good fenceSe
residue is very heavily moered The Land lies well and
is susceptible Of high cultivation and adapted to the
growth Of all kinds of grains and grasses The Dwelling
House is large TWO STORED LOG DWELLING
with Stone Basement, containing besides the Basement
Rooms and Garrett two large Rooms the frs, and three
on the second floor. There is neverfailing Spring of
Limestone uear the House, and also good Apple
Orchard on the Land.
The Terms will be made most accommodating, and if
less Land is wanted 100 Acres Of the wood land may be
sold adjoining Farmers without injury TO The Tract.
End. We also offer Tract Of l80 ACRES Of Land ly
ing two miles from Staunton, the road leading to Mrs.
Tayor's. Eighty Acres cleared, and The rest heavily tim
bered-the whole under good fence. No improvements.
3rd We also offer 10 Acres lying on the Hebron
Church road adjoining the lands of A. Stuart Twenty
Acres are cleared and the rest mbered. This very fine
Land. Apply to John l.. Peyton. Stanton
WILLIAM NJ. PEYTON,
JOHN l.. PEYTON.
O. N B.-1he first named Farm will be for rent il moi
sold by the first ofApril next.
March S, l85.-tf
Eg- Rockingham Register publish two months.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
MORE OPPOSITION.

SINCE opposition has become The life of trade, the nm
~ designed has determined 10 run cheap the cheap
est, and if that will suite lie will run little cheaper
than the cheapest. He has commenced the HOUSE,
SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, PAPER
HANGING AND GLAZING on his own land with
the aid Of his friends and the public he hopes To merit
foil share OF the public patronage. He has the experiences
Of twelve years the business and he aers himself that
he please any who may favor him with their work.
Old Chairs painted up in style that will be good as
when He be found at his Shop in Gallows
the Valley Hotel. All persons having work to les
will please give him call before closing their bargain
with some one else. r. B. THOMAS.
Stauntoa February 10, IS5l.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
FREEMAN HODGES g. Coz
Is:spOrterS Asd JObacrs,
% LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
lB6iween broadway and Wassau.)


(Belween broadway and .yassot)
4 RE receiving rich and beautiful assortment Of
"A Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods, to which would
particularly invite the attention of all Cash Purchasers,
and will make it object for them to give US call, as
determined to sell assortment, for Cash, lower
than before offered in this market.
hllliners supply themselves with every article ia
their line, at about the of Importation Auction prI
ces. Many Of our goods manufactured expressly for
sale, and cannot DO surpassed for beauty LON
psces
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, large variety.
Silks and Satins for Bonneis.
Grapes, Grape Lsses, Tarletons and Illusion Laces.
Trimmings for Hats, Gaps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps Party and Opera Head Dresses
Embroidered Cspes, Collars, Cuffs, and ChemseIis.
Embroidered Edgngs and nserings Swiss and Muslins.
Thread, Brussels, Valenciene Silk and Lisle Thread
Iaces. -
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria Hkfs.
Gloves aid Mills, Kid, Silk, Lise Thread and Sewing
Silk
ScarE, Cravats and Dress Handkerclefs.
Swiss, Jaconeit, Book Muslins, and Bishop Lawns.
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Canton Grape Shaws.
"A full! assortment Of Strmo Goods.
French and american artificial Flo,cew
With large variety rot mentioned aoove
All wishing TO avoid paying larga prices will make mon
ey by calling and satisfying themselves. .
New York Feb 49, 1885,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
RECORD OF DEATHs.

DIED. January Sth 1851, at 1ons and Ready Mines, Cal
ifornia, JOSEPH GRovE, Esq the 56th yer Of his age
Also the place the 10 OF the mouth JOSEPH
LocKHAHr GROVE, of the former, the 18th yearo his
age
Mr. Grove native of Augusta and in his youth resided
IN Saunon where he married He afterwards removed 10
Missouri and resided many Saline County respected
and consistent ber OF the Presby Church.
During the astyear he went with three California;
There while prosecuting operations the rainy season. they
all taken sick at near the time Unable assist
each other they experienced the most attentive kindness from
their >ymphzng neighbours who suffered them to want moth
ing But Notwithstanding this, aud The best medical aid, the
father and one son sunk to the grave The oppressed
by the fever remained the last but he had
postponed the business life the hour death the other
sufferer, u lucid intervals able 'bess God whom he
had remembered in the days OF youth and who remember
cd him in the day OF his Authorization.
DIED, Churchvile, this County, Wednesday the
18th int Dr. EDwls 81 Cocoa the 18th year Of his age.
DIED, at Madison Courthouse, the 18th inS MIR. T.
GEaGR in the - year OF his Mr.. G. formerly Of
this place
DIED in this county, on Wednesday last ASS ELIZABETH,
infant daughter OJohn H. and Jane Ann Weldon aged
six years.
DIED. November last Of Small Pox at Augusta Georgia.
Mr. WILLIAM H. Sack, formerly Of Stauaton.
DIED, Saturday morning the 9Th inst, CHARLES HENRY
youngest OF james + and Eliza Jane DAVIS aged IL months
DIED Monday the Cd of March, 1851 at hi, residence
HmtersyIIc, Pocahontas County Va, Dr. JAMES PAINE in
the And year OF his age.
At meeting of Huntcrsve Division Oflhe Sons of Temper
ance No go held Monday evening the following Preamble
and Resolutions adopted
Whereas, the great dispenser of human has entered
the of our order and taken from among friend and
manifest this bereavement some suitable way be it there
/ iUre,--
Resolved that the death Of Brother Paine community has
lost valuable member and order of its Jewels
Resolved that while deeply feel this sad dspcnsatiOn
yet becomes bow with cheerful resignation providence
in all his ways
Resolved that testimony of bereavement will
the usual badge Of nourang for thirty and will attend
the funeral OF deceased brother from his late residence
O'Clock and bury him with the usual ceremonies OF
order.
Resolved that tender heartfelt mpaies to the wife
and friends OF our deceased brother and trust that they will
look the AahOr of all good for consolation their sad Attic
ton
Resolved that these proceedings be signed by the P and
R. s. and copy BE- the wife of the deceased also
the Lewsbug Chronicle aud papers with the request
that they be Inserted in their respective papers.
J. f. CARPENTER, w. P.
Joan G.. WALLACE Il. S