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RECORD OF DEATNs.

DIED. Al the residence Of her father Mr. Jas H. Langord
of Isaac Baow formerly Of Augusta Va, aged .
years, mouths and 20days.
DIED, n BrownsbuIg March l. 1851, after short illness,
Mrs. JANE FRIMBLe, wife of In Villa w. Trimbt,
IN the 9th year OF her She LAZY Of fine education
good Ses aud polished monnrs. She greatly esteemed
and loved by her acJnancrs only
az SIN male public feslon OF religion aud united herself
with the Prcby Church She lived life OF consistent
pi y. Her end pCacrlulyea mOreit triumphant,
onst hrrlas words wtc know that Redeener vch and
puruaded that my sins have been pardoucd through his
blood feel comfortable and calm but feel
that this is death" and then exclaimed, death where thy
sting grave where is thy victory Sha said my trust is
laqch upon he that will bear the home Of
peace
Her death makes sad breach in wide circle of friends and
relatives whom she greatly loved TO her husband the
eravrment is ndeeda and deeply does he feel it,
But God has done aud tn rsfore their duty hunby sub
They ''sorrow those who have hope" Christ
''is the aud the lfe
Viudicator aud Messenger please copy
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HOTEL FOB RENT.

+ PROPOSE renting my TAVERN ESTABLISH
MENr at the Warm Springs, Bath Court. house
The buildings Brick large and well arranged. cacus
ted 10 lodge about inry OF fifty persunsSabng for fifty
iorses-an excellent garden--a well Of wafer and lee
house the o.. would furnish porIion Of The Fu:ni
iure ten Acres Of dow four five Acres Of pasture
land, and the privilege Of getting irewsod my land
close at hand aud soge Of The Servants would fur
nish all the Furniture and Servants. The prospect fnr
doing gond business at this time is ftering. 4 man
who has experience in llnte keeping, with small family
and recommended r capabiliy honesty and
briefly, AIN disguised 10 bargain with on liberia terms
GEORGE MAYSE.
Warm Springs, February 26, I65l.-tf
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PUBLIC SAlhlao
-sGe-
WILL be sold at the aie residence Of James Armstr

WILL be sold at the aie residence Of James Armstrong
w decd, in The county OF Augusta near Jennings Gap
IN Friday the 2ls q March next. variety of personal
property. such as iorses Cattle, Sheep logs two Wag-
uns and Gsar for HORSES about 400 bush Corn l50 bush
Wheat about 80 hush. Rye. Farming utensils Of various
descrpons-onp Four Horse power Grain Iheshing Ma
chIne=-oDe of Blacksmith rous--sbput bush of Clio
vrseed together with various things ,ediuus mention
For all aboyr five dollars credit nine months will
be given the purchaser giving bond and good securtor
SUNS under that amount the cash will br required.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
Administrator Of James Armstrong, decd.
February 26. 1875.
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MAGE q WINS 7 o ~ o
Opposite Columbian Hotel,

RIJH.u O.ND, V.a.,
HAVE in store and offer for sale on accommodating
IA terms.
500 bags Rio Coffee.
l66 Z" Mochp, Java, Niaracaibo and Lag. do
100 lids N. o., P Il and Clarified Sugars,
IS packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered DO,
50 lids and tierces Cuba and 2. IL. Molasses,
Is barrels New Orleans d..
81 90 Pure Cider Vinegar,
50 do Tanners OIL
90 tierces Rice
$50 Dukes Window Glass,
50 Patent Sperm Candles,
$50 Sperm Adamant and Tallow Candles,
l00 Brown, Yellow and Fancy Soaps,
100 Eng Dairy Cheese,
Is Pearl Starch,
IS baskets Champagnc
% boxes Bakers Chnckolate,
sou Sides Sule Leather
5lO Realms Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper,
Io0 Kegs Nails. assorted,
100 packages Gunpnwder, Imp. and Black Teas,
l0O doz Painted Pals,
100" Buoms,
800 bags Shot,
10 TONS Cast, Shear and Blister Stsel;
CeTmns Caracas indigo,
IS bales Cotton Irvine,
100 NJ Cigars. from common TO fine;
Ton Bar Lead,
SO gross Masun's Backing,
10 bbIs Putty,
s half pipes Guards. Dupy s. land London Dock
25 D.'u' Imitation,
rs bbls Peach and Apple,
6qr'rp pipes Madeira and Sherry Wines, rsry old,
5" +" por, :" d.,
puncheon Old Jamaica Rum,
pipe Holland Gin.
260 bis n o. Rum. Malaga Wine & Rye Whisky.
Alsu every other article III our line.
Richmond, March s. lS5l.-lm.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VlLUABLE AUGUSTA LIND.

ESURSUANT So the last W:Il and Testament of John
GreIn"r. decd, will on Saturday the Sid day Of
May 1851. off for sale, publicly the premises, The
valuable FARM of whrh the said john d. Grpner died
sezed and puSSPssed situated the cuuniy Of Augusta
abo; miles South Of Slauniun, and adjoining the lands
uf seph smith Esq and others containing l79 ACRES
with comfortable Snnr Dwelling House, Log Barn,
Sc. The Land of guOd quality, and watered by
cral failing springs Great Inducements are Offered
persons hn may wish settle in the vicinity uf Sraun-
tn az the facilities which her Railroad when completed
will sod for the transportation Of the produce Of tire coun
Try must have tendency Ia enhance the value Of property
in that regnn a further description is considered unno-
cessary, ihue why wish purchase will view the prem
ses. JOHN EAGON, EXT ,S
John ID. Grcner, deed.
N,,oh = 1881 .ds
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RE taken in the aIes style, with all the lae improve
4 N meuls in the Art, by
e. =. RANKIN,
from Philadelphia who will remain in this place for few
days only, for The purpose of furnishing 'ose who wish
with likeness of themselves friends. Those
who examine his pictures will see that in depth cf tone
life like expresslun. beauty ofexeculon, and harmonious
blending Of light shade they second 10 in the
CoGn,ry and after reoeyihg superior f"lsh with soa-
tiun of gud. celebrated for their soft and while
they far cTcel tbe Finest Painting, they equally du
rabie The plates which they taken ofihe finest
FRENcH MAHUFAcTURE. and no pains expense spar
ed in getting them up in the best BY tie OF he
galvanic battery.
CO. full of Instruction, instruction in all the
late improvements in the Art given on reasonable terms
o. Rroms open from S. A. NJ. " 5, p. NJ, during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this place
politely solicited tn call and examine specimens.
CO Persons taken sngiy or in groups reasonable
terms
E.y- Rooms at Mr. J N. Woodwards. Eagle Hoie
4. J. RANKIN, Dagneniaa.
Slsunton. Jan. 8. 1851 f.
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SrLgasllAElo HODGES 3 Coz
EsNDOgie!'s aisgs JO5berS,
So LIBERTY STREET, New YosK.

So LIBERTY STREET, New YosK.
(Bct,eeeh Broad~uy and .Nassan)
RE noys receiving rich and beautiful assortment of
IA Fancy SAX and Millinery Geuds 10 which We wvcld
particularly invite The aienuD Of all Cash Purriase:s
and will make it sn obct Cr them 10 give US call, as
We are determined sell or asaormen fur Cash, lower
than ever before offered in this market
MIuers supply themselves with every article in
hsr line, aoou, The cost uf Importation or Auction pf
ces Many Of goods manufactured expressly f,r
sale, and cannot be surpassed I bssuty OF low
pTicee.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons a large variety.
Silks and Salns lOr Bunnels
Grapes, Grape i,is5os, Tafleons and Illusion Laces
Trimmings fur Hats, Caps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps. Party and Opera Head Dressee.
Embroidered Capes. Collars, Cuifs, and Chemiseiis
Em6rodurd FId.ngs and liseFngs. Swiss and VI uslns
Thread Brussels, FaIenciene, Silk and Lisle Thread
Lscee
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria Hks.
Gloves aid Nls, Kid, Silk Lislo Thread and Sewing
Silk.
Scars, Crayats and Dress EIandkerchieis.
Swiss, Jac1aeit. Book Musiins and Bishop Lawns.
Enbrpdend. Damask and Plain Canton Grape Shaw.s
.4fuH assortment # Sirmo Goods
French aud american artificial Fio.0eYs.
With large variety not mentioned above.
All wishing avoid paying srga prices viii make
ey by calling and satisfying themselves
New York Feb 49, lS5i-Si.
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fE'E undersigned having recently purchased the comrno-
dous dwelling formerly occupied BY Capt d. McFaIl,
in The village Of Mi Scion for the purpose Of opening
TAVERN would respectfully say 10 The citizens Of Au-
gusIa, Rockingham Prndir,n Highland and the surround
ing counlirs, wei The travelling community at large,
that every effort will be used in giving satisfaction
to all who may favor him with call. He Hatiers him
self that his Stabog shall he attended with an expe-
rienced Hustler Has Bar is furnished with every variety
Of Lqur and his Table surpassed BY any the Val.
ley of Virginia G. S'TAUBUS, Proprietor.
MI Salon. Va February 26 l25I-lm
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NlEaIOYAN.

WHITE s. CO., have removed 10 the Corner House
W formerly in The occupancy of Mr. josiah C. Rdg-
way and directly opposite, the East, the Store Of B.
Crawford, Esq White & Co., take this occasion say
that they under many obligations their customers and
friends for their conraed confidence and support and hope
with enlarged house handsomely improved afford
creased aid and Comfort" and they offer VERY
LARGE assortment Of GOODS. very reduced prices, and
especially 10 those who buy for Cash.
Sfaunnn February 10. 1851
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March 70. 1851 I'm.

v AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Crcri Cnur fur Bath County, On the first Mon
day in March, 1851,
Bernard Peyton-Plain,iif,
AGAINST
Benjamin Thompson, Joseph Gwn, in his own right and
as Executor Of Robert Gwin dec'd Jane Gwin, widow
and rect Of said Robert Gwn, decd, Andrew Gwin,
Polly Gwin, Samuel Gwin William Gwn, Robert
Gwin, William Thompson William, NJ. Thompson and
David 6. Wise-Deiendans.
The object Of this suit ia obtain the legal title TO
Tac, Of Land sold by Rober, Gwin Decd in his life
time, TO the Defendant Benjamin Thompson, and to sub
ec the said Lana to sale To satisfy judgment in favor Of
the Plaintiff, against the Defendant Benjamin Thompsun
The Defendants Joseph Gwin, Jane Gwn, William
Gwin. and Robert Gwn, not having entered their appear
ance. and appearing The Court that they not in
hablan's Of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the
said Defendants appear here within month after due
publication of this order and the Plaintiffs bill and
that cupy of this order he published once week for fur
successive weeks in The Staunion Specsor and posted
the front duor of the Cour-hose Of said County On the
first day Of the next Courl after it's publication.
A Copy--'resle,
CHAS. L. FRANCIS( o, Clerk.
M,rnh 1871 I'm
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MARRIAGE RBEORDa

residence of James cCue, Esq Noisy Creek, Feb
o. BY the Rev. VIA Brown, Mr.. WILLIAM A. Nelson, of
Highland co.. Ohio aud Miss REscccA of Rockbrdge
CO., Va.
On the day, by the same Mr. JoAS KEaR TO Miss e
JANE JACKSON, all OF this county
Midway, rasslay evening IN 25h ult, by the Rev.
J. Paine MIR. WM J. HoPxSs to Miss MARY NJ. daughter
OF J. Steele, Esq.
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NOTICE..

LII persons in the counlirs Of Augusta and Rocking
IA ham having cIaims against Lucius Q Smith, deed.
hereby required 10 present the same win proper evil
dence Of their justice and validity, iothe undersigned at his
Office in Harris uburg Va, The first day Of April 1851
The end that alable distribution may be made among
them Of portion of the fund which Daniel Smith, decd.
by his will directed ,huId BIZ set apart for the In9uida
ton Of the debts Of said i.ucius @ Smith, decd.
WIN. HENRY TAAiS, NJ. Com.
March 5 lS5l-4t
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DISSOLUTION.

'ENHE Gu partnership terslofNe existing under The firm
of Brown s. FulkS has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
AL persons indebted TO the firm requested to settle
their accounts with as little delay as possible
Either of The Partlesare authorized 10 The othe
firm in settlement Of The business.
VACTIEL j. BROWN,
JOHN G. FULKS.
March ! 1851
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Great Inducements

A RE NOW bPng offered to all who stand in need of
IA BOOTS, SHOES. HATS CAPS. TRUNKS,
and Umbrellas, CTpet Bags. Satcae's, .fs. &c., SC.
have yet IN hand variety of the NAMED articles,
and being anxious To make for the Spring purchases,
Will, from this lime rward. sell al greatly reduced prices
for cash. Now is The lime 10 save money. Call at The
sign Of the Golden Boot there yUa will sights Don't
mistake the place. p BAYNE.
February r. 1861.
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DAGyGHRsEOTYPEs F0ls 81 so,

SV4LDER s. GREENE. Daguerrean Artists at the
w Virgins Hotel would annOuced TO the puolic that
they will remain in Saunon bua short ne and having
facilities of getting stock at greatly reduced prices,
they thereby enabled To take pictures al Northern price,
from 81 80 upwards Portraits taken as usual by
rigns process in few seconds time wthou, regard Is
weather and warranted nat to fade. Always hand an
assortment Of Gold Lckets and Breaspns, Fancy Book
Cases and Miniature Cases suitable for sending through tho
mails, the postage on which is bu, atrine
T.. w. WALDER.
y. NJ. GREENE.
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TO Physicians and the Public.
HIISRaNn,s .MacMESLA.

HUSBANDS .MaGNESLQ
rgNHE subscriber has been appointed the Agent fM The
sale The above article, by the Manufacturer, 7. j.
Husband Of Philadelphia, and from experience Of sew
era years has no hesitation in recommending it as eqla
to the celebrated Henry's Msgnesa.
Price so cents per boe s. per doz.
DIR. EDMUND BERKELEY.
Staunion February 26 1851
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ESTATE OF JEREMIAH AUDE, DECEASED.

ESlA IL VI JEHClitAtl AOOC, iiSSEaSr.i}.
.Mrch Let, 1851 Postponed 10 .Narci 2l:t. 1851:
FpY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta
~ County rendered in November, 1850 will offer al
Public Sale the premises all the Landed Estate OF the
late j. AupE, deed. There -
700 OR SOD ACRES,
lying on South River about one mile beiow The town OF
Waynesboro and the prospect Of Railroad that town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt description Of The property, bat as
the public that the qnsy Of the land and its location
render Of the valuable pieces Ct property in the
county IF Augusta.
survey will be made and fair plot exhibited 10 those
wishing purchase and the tract will be divided if i.
should be found desirable 10 co few Wood Lots
will be sud al the end of the Waynesbor The
Land will Do shown 10 those wishing 10 examine oy Mr.
Mark Taylor, who resides upon the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much cash as will pay the
Of suit and the expenses Of Sale; The residue is fuf
equal annual instruments Bond and security required and
the title retained. JOHN d. BALDWIN,
Jan. Is, 1851. Commissioner
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n . r &c e
March !, 1851.

Being the sole proprietor Of the late concern Of
Brown and Fulks will continue the business at the old
stand. take this occasion 10 advertise that will be hap
ply tn see persons in search of the hest articles in my line
AIN assured that my gHds and prices and my disposition
10 please and accommodate cannot bu meet with their ap
probation. should be doing injustice tn The public and
my feeling were mol add, that am thankful for
past patronage.
JOHN c. FLJLKS.
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NEW BOOKS.

EHARPER'S Magazine for February the Decline Of
Pupery. and its causes by Rev. n Murray, D. D.;
Bsrds of tho Bible by Gl!fIlan Kate ODonoghue, tale
Of Ireland, by Lever; Henry Smtaon. by james; Bell
brandon the Presbyterian Almanac Tor 1851; Letter Wri-
tiers. &c. sc. Just received and for sale by.
Febrp,ov - 1881 r. CONAN
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Hot Springs. March 5, ls5l.-3t.
Clerks Office Of hs Court Of .qagu,ia. 10 VT:
uSIip Avs.

'H'AKEN up by John OH. Of Augusta County, the
26h day of February, le5l, FIFTEEN SHEEP,
appraised 81 50 EACH and marked nlluws, viz: ity
IN with crops IF both wo with underkee III the left
ear. One with horns and crop Of Ihe right aud swa
low fork in the left One with horns aud half crop off hnh
ears and an unlerker in the rfi. One with swaIuw
frk in the right and nudprkeel in The same. One
with hall crop If lhr right and crop and slit in the left
and small cnmppd horns One with crop of left ear aud
hole in the One with crop off right ear and un
derkeel aud hole in the left.
Gan extract from the record )-Tes.e,
WM. d. TROUT, D. C.
March 5, le5l-3
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SuRpasRD .-"TMe Ciiyof GlsgOle sailed for Phila-
d. mia IN the 18th ~ exclaimed Dune arinlon she
read an,ng the E,feign items of the departure Of the
steamer from Iiyerpoo-sless they all get drownded
ndsr f went To Iiverp1o by railrrad or telegraph
And here's the .aL,ntic tOp, out Of repair Wei don't
won14r she'4 sprung apak after oatn the city of Glasgow
Wonderful sge sighed the venerable lady as she laid the
paper aslde-l reckon Wen hear next that the city OF
Paris has sailed (ur the Worlds Fair London gone on
Of pleasure 10 the Geranium sea, and Jerusalem
ang upon the Adra,ic Ocean on its way 10 the horrid
zuns What ore we coming tu2
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PLANTATION FOR RENE.

4 NY one wishing !" rent, must bring nnexceptionable
"A character for hunesiy and industry. npne other need
apply. Il is indispensable, that I've should bring good
urce. To work the place to advantage, 10 bih parties. Al
necessary information. will hegiyen, as IN name and place
by applying the Editors Of the StauHon Spectator. Pos
session will he given early in September next.
February 2 IS5l.-tf
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Slaun,on. February 10, 1851.
Clothing al Reduced Prices.

r POLLrrZ& CO.w from this time dispose u their
~ remaining Stock OF Winter Clothing reduced prices.
Those in Of any article in their lire vii! please call
"nmeiatsIy il not sooner"
February 49, 1851
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.ggwS5 ssisss sUis2 be Sold.

gpV virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by John Gale 10
az the undersigned, and Of record in the Clerks Office
vi the County Court of Augusta, shall proceed sell
the premises, for cash, Tuesday the LIST day Of April
next,
90 Acres Of Ean6,
more less one Cow, Household and Kihen Furniture,
together with ali other property bponeug the said Gale
The Land lies miles South west OF Deprield sdninng
Tie lands Of Clayton, Beck AMI Others. Some 50 ACRES
c arrd aud in gOd Of cultivation the balance well
nbrred two comfortable Dwelling Houses two Barns,
and other buildings The Land ia productive and well va
rIed aud good supply of fruit of soodquaIy 1t
is quItea desirable little farm. The lille unqueslunabe,
bpl aching Trustee shall convey only such title as is
vested in Bidders requested attend lhe prop
erty must be sold. JACOB BECK, Trustee.
March IL, 1851.
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.N,SaYI6'E.

WILL be offered for rent the 18th day of March on
the premises for are or more years The Cardng Ma
chimes and Forty FIVE Acres of Land belonging to the Heirs
OF Frederick Rhodes deed, (near Spring Hill. Augusta
County, Time Of Possession and Terms made known on
the day Of renting.
February 26. ISL tdr-vina copy.
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Es.g ssg.$ ~. N.gB... EE2.

EEAS just received and opened few pieces Of Spring
q MousIins duzen Spring Neck Ribbons gross Silk
Dress Buttons doz Carved Buffalo Combs, duz. Linen
and French worked Collars aud many oer articles suited
70 the Season.
February 49, 1851.
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JOHN G. FULKS.
Staunion March /, 1851.

beg say thai for of my Continued feeble health
have been advised 10 quit business. return my grateful
acknowledgements the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on Brown s. Fulks" and | respectfully invite
continuation Of il to my late partner MIR Fulks.
FACHEL j. BROWN
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Green yosley, EatGl Counay.

4 IL persons indebted 10 The undersigned; and whose
IN accounts have mt 70, been closed, respectfully
requested to call and maaa payment.
il. r. WILSON. Agent
Feb IL, 1851. for Breckenridge & Cowne.
Viudicaior copy.
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VIRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court for Bath County, on Monday the
Sd day Of March, 1851,
Allen r. Lacy--Plaintiff,
Sylvanus A. Byrd, admir- of George B. Richards, dscd,
Catharine Richards, widuw, Ann, Sarah. Virginia. Ar
chbald, John s., Edwin, Nelson and Felix, children
and heirs at Law, of Richard B. Richards, Stephen A.
Porter, Robert Hudgen. Samuel Alsup, and John Ora
ham, Sheriff. and as sucn admir-. of Nancy Lewis, de-
Observation-Disclosures
The object of this suit is to subject certain Lands in said
County 10 sale, to satisfy Judgment in favor Of the Plain
tiff, against The estate Of the said Geurge b. Richards de-
ceased
The Defendant, Edwin Richards not having entered
his appearance, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabitan OF This Commonwealth: On
mutton Of The PlsnR is ordered that the said Defend
appear here within month after due publication Of
this order, and The Plaintiffs bill and that cupy
Of this order be published in the Saunon Spectator once
week for four weeks successfully and posted at the front
door of The Courthouse Of said County, on the first day Of
The next Court after it publication.
A Cupy-Teste,
CilAS l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk
March 70 1851 I'm.
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no Esr.cE1gayers ard Carpenters.

WISH to cnnrsc fur the erection Of Brick Building
at the Hot Spring. Sc feet BY "a and three slups
high with The Carpenters work mr the same Also for
repairs Frame Building 80 by 6O, two s.ripo high,
including Smuggling. Flooring, D"os. Windows Staircase
Sc. Any person dlspsrd 10 undertake, will please make
known The prices al which they will execute life different
kinds Of work plain hui and substantial manner
Making aud laying Brick, what per thousand Smuggling
and Flunring what prrSqrare Donrs, Windows. Mantle
pieces, what Tor EACH Sc asn what payments will be
quired---the Contractor to fad himself The applicant
must he soher ahd willing bind himself 10
bring inempr1ae workman To the place. For further
particulars inquire Of me, pos. paid al the lo Springs.
Til. GO0UE.
Hot Snrnns. March 5. ls5l-3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold on Friday, March IS, 1851, on my
w premises the following articles, viz Cows Horses,
Corn and Household snh Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS, made knowh on day Of sale.
JOHN BUSH, Sen.
March 5, lS5l-tds.
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March IL, l55l.-td

e. A, The same place on the same day, l will sci!
a quantity Of Wheat, Rye, Corn cad Oats.
MARK TAYLOR.
March IT, lS5l--tls
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PUEEkC SHLE.

r6NlI undersigned will offer public SALE al the late
residence of Francis Bell Decd mar Buffalo Cap on
Thursday the 18Th of March next, the following property
vix number Of Horses, Cae, among them, sume val
liable mich cows Hogs, Wagons and Gears Farming u
ensis. lnnsehod and Kitchen Furniture, and also
some Grain Of different kinds,
Al 'he Same iine and place number Of Negroes Wo-
men, Boys and Girls will he hired r the remainder othe
year. mot hired privately before that time.
TERMS will be- made known on the day ofszie
SAM'L II. BELL, Administrator.
February r. lS5l-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-12

POSTp ON'E.NENT.
The above sale is postponed 10 Friday the 2s, Of March
lS5l-at which time il will certainly take place.
JOHN Is. BALDWIN, Cumm'r.
March S. Ie5l.-tds.