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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-22

VIRGINIA.-A Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, October the 9Th
1851.
John A. Davidson, Guardian of Rebecca Ann, Mary
Jane and Frances K lizabeth Scoit, infant children
of James Scott c'd.-Plaintif,
AeAiNsr.
Rebecca Ann Scott. Mary Jane Scott, Frances E.
lizabeth Scott, Jas. Poage, John Poage, Cyrus
Poage, Gordon Poage, Campbell Poage and 9th
ers. Defendants.
The Defendants Cyrus Poage, Gordon Poage,
and Campbell Poage, not having entered their ap.
pearance and given security, according to the act
Of Assembly, and the Rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: IL is Or
dered, that the said defendants d. appear here on
the 4th "Wednesday in October next and answer
the bill oflhe plaintiff and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Stanton, for four weeks successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Court house.
The object OF this suit is to procure sale OF the
real estate of Rebecca A. Scott, &c., descended to
them from their Mother, Ann Scott decd, former
ly Ann Poage.
A. Copy-Tesie.
N. G. KINNEY, Clerk.
Oct. 8. 1851.
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n o 7 &c L 9 =.

o. Advertisements and Communications brought in
on Tuesday morning. canaot be inserted without Sc
rious Inconvenience to ourselves aud oppressive ex
ira labor to the hands We hope our resds will bear
this in mind and endeavor to make earlier easoher-
wise, their fayors must lay over week.
BrJ- Every communication notice intended or cal
cuaied 10 promote any private enterprise or interest
or which is Of personal and private character publish
cd in this paper viii be charged for.
RJ- All Candidates for office announced through the
columns OF the ''SPEcrAroa," will b. required 10 pay
for such announcements the usaa rates OF Advertising.
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2EALED proposal will oe received from this
~ time until Friday the 24th inst, for keeping
in good repair and condition ior enc yeasshe whole
of the Warm Springs and Harrsenbsrg road conn.,
mepcing at the town Of Harrisonbprg and ending
near the Bath Alum. Bidders will state in their
proposals how many miles, and what portion ofthe
road aad price per mile Proposals may be address,
ed (post paid) to J. A, Cochran ESQ.,, Churchvfle,
VIM. Guy Esq, Deef6eld, or NJ. Harvey Efiu-
ger. Harlsonburg..
By order Of the board.
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER.
I Sec'y. & Tres'r.
oct 8. 1s5i.-tdl. Rock. Reg. copy.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

'ENfiE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
L lie that he will in a short time take possrs-
sion OF the property recently occupied by Capt
AsT,and will be prepared to carry on
BUT @ T e r NC
in all lis branches The manufacture of Candles
will still be carried on dthe Grist Mill kept ir
operation as heretofore. This property has been
rented by responsible man and will be con
Quoted by the undersigned as his agent FL
pledges himself to make every effort to give satis
faction, and hopes to receive share ofthe public
patronage.
CALEB CROANE, Agent.
Oct. Is, 1875. for VIM. G. Graham
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SALE OF PROPERTY
And Hiring OF Negroes.
-7gGee

TgNHE undersigned having leased for term OF
Il wears much of his lands in Bath county, and
Intending 10 remove 10 Bath Alum Springs TO take
charge Of that property-(where, by the way, he
woud be peased to see all his old friends and Gus
tomers-qentlemen with their saddlebags, The bone
and sinew. and the salt Of the earth ; these shall
be taxed only my usual low charges, jim view of
this removal will offer for sale at Cloverdale Ho-
tel on Pidau The 7th of November,
From 100 to 200 head Cattle,
GOO to 700 Sheep,
90 to 25" Horses,
225 10 $50 " Hogs,
one irstrale horse thrashing machine, shaker,
&c., wheat screen, | wheat fan, o wagons with
their harness. One of these is new road-wagon
lately built in New Town--complele fur six horses
Alsn,an indefinite number oflarge plows double
shovels, single ditto culiVators, harrows, grain
cradles, log chains, &c.
450 To 60OIbs iallow, 50 or more beef hides. o,
yer 100 sheep skins, prime, and many of them well
wDoled.
Also,
10 half barrels Molasses,
40 demjohns |. 2 and 5 gals each, moasses,
40 ditto l,2and 8 gals old whiskey,
40 ditto IL and gals. F." odapple brandy
IL ditto l,2aud 3 gals. q" French brandy
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
hay, straw, fodder, &c., &c., together with Gil
time permit ard weather fair,) the usual quantity
or less, of trash generally offered at sales.
On the same day, will hire publicly
Is Negroes,
all without incumbrance. Men, women, boys and
girls These servants are worthy The attention Of
landlords, and the public Institutions in Staunton.
They will be hired frum the abuve date to January
LIST 1853 on which day they are 10 be returned tc
me at Va. Hotel, Stauntop.
Amongst the cattle are three bulls, also good
mich cows and prime young stock.
Amongst the horses one OF the best Stations In
Western Va, and Young horses worth the aiten,
ton of the farmer and the jockey.
The molasses are strictly prime, and as for the
liquors, should they not be ofage to speak for Them
selves, can warrant they will make the purchaser
speak.
The hogs will be sold in lots to suit bidders.
The advertiser wishes it understood that this sale
is 10 be peremptory and without reserve. Every
article offered will he suld, if single bid be made,
and he engages tha: he will make no bid either
direct or Indirect. by himself or through another
TERMS.-All sums ouer S. credit of nine
months, bond and good security. S. and under,
cash.
JOHN w. FRAZIER
Coverdale Hotel. Oct. II, lS5l.-tds
Esy- Vim, Rock Reg, & Lewisburg Chron
copy. and send accounts TO Bath Alum.
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sO1ool for Little Girls.

ON the first M"ndsy Ia Nuycmber. will be open,
ed Primary D,'pauu ear i'll connection with
ihe AuguS'a Female Seminary. The principal
u,JecI Ia furuiSn what W. have (und tn he great
ly needed, ponper AMI Systematic training l"I
ihnSe WIN shall he pupils IN the mare advanced
studies of The seminary. \ liluired uu.uhcr only
c,n ha received, and these will be entirely under
the car. Of Ms. Browne, ana separated irIn ,lIe
main school. For terms, Sc. apply 10
W. b BR0W NJ, Pria'.
Oct 90, le5i.-St.
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c0M1fIssI0NER's SALE OF LAND.

4 8 Commissioner of the Circuit Court for Au-
N gdsta county, will, on Friday, the 81 st dsy
of 0ctober, next upon line premises, Offer for sale
the
Tract Of Land
belonging to The Estate of Frederick Rodes, decd,
and lying on Middle River, near the village VI
Spring TI:lI, in the county Of Augusta.
It consists Of As ACRES, one.balf Of which
are cleared, and has upon it large 3 story
STONE BUILDING,
which eqntains Carding Machine and Pulling
Mill in successful operation, and is, at the same
iine sufficiently capacious for the comfortable az
commodation ola family. Also, good BARN
and never failing spring. The soil is Of good
quality, but the Tract is particularly commended
because Of the Improvements above enumerated
and it's excellent water power, which is capabls
cooperating almost any kind ofmachinery that may
be desired.
Terms OF SALE: The purchase money 10 be
paid in three annual insialmens, upon credit Of
one, two and three years, for which the purchaser
will be required 10 execute his bonds with appro-
wed security.
R. SNAPP, Comm'r.
Oct. |. iS5i.-4t.
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DR. WHY. CH.aP.W.a.E.
DENTAL S,JHGEnN

III AS located himself at Mt Sidney land he ten
ders his professional services to the Citizens
OF Augusta: He will continue to visit them al
lher residences, as heretofore done, and perHgm
all operations upon the teeth necessary. for their
preservation and beauty.
From the finished manner in which he executes
MS Work he has no doubt Of giving satisfaction.
ne respectfully tenders his thanks to the citizens
OF Augusta for the liberal support extended to him
during The last Two years. and solics The continu
ance of the same.
Oct. Is, 1851,
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Ready Made Clothing.

DRANK s. CO, under The Virginia Hotel, beg
Il leave to invite the attention of the public 10
their superior stock Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Ours is the head quarters for fashionable cloth
ing and al, persons having torn clothes are here
by notified that they are required 10 parade at
the Clothing Store Of the undersigned, next dour to
the Stage Office whenever il may salt their conyen-
fence, where they will be supplied with full Fall
and Winter Apparel, cut according to order Of Cen
eral Fashion, at lower prices, than they have yet
been recorded in the annals of ancient or modern
Clothing Store warfare. Their stock Of goods is
unequalIed in every point Of view, being larger,
better, preltier 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 al the least expense, will act wise
ly by getting their Coais Pants, Pests, Drasoers,
Shirts, Collars, Crarats. Suspenders, Handke,-
chiefs, &c., at this establishment.
They feel confident, from their large and beau
tf assortment, that the tastes ofal can be saited.
as 10 quality and price.
Their stock which consists Of every variety Of
Ready Made Clothing. is very large and will be
sold ont at very hov prices in order to reduce it.
They invite all persons in. want OF Clothing of any
descr to give them call and examine their
goods and prices they feel assured that they can
defy competition ia The cheapness and durability of
,heir garments. The old Stand is under the Va.
Hotel next door to the Stage Office, where we in
vite our friends and the public 10 call and exam
inc for themselves.
FRANK & CO.
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What MAKES MAN?-The longer live.
the more certain am that the great difference be-
tween men. the great and the insignifcant,is ener
py-invlncible determination An honest purpose
once hxed-and then victory. That quality will
do anything that can be done in the world and no
talents. no circumstances, no opportunity will make
a two legged creature a man without it.-GOethe.
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WING PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

rsNIIE proprietor of a WING PRINTING OF
Il FlCE in Western Virginia, Offers his entire
establishment for sae-possessiun given on the lst
of January. 1852. The Office has a subscription
list of about We 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 size in the State
The inclme Cor the past year, has bsen about
twenty five hundred dollars For further inlorma-
zion as To terms, &c, address. post paid, the Ed-
tors of the Siauntnn Spectator.
October Is, lS5l.-6w.
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'TNflE subscriber will offer for sale at his resi-.
l. dence, within one mile of New Hope, Angus.
ia county, on Monday the 20hof October neat 1.-The
following property, viz: Horses, one road Wagon,
Farming implements, several
FINE MICH cows,
LOT Of Hogs and stock Hogs, Wheat. Hay, &c.
Teams On all sums of five dollars and up.
wards, credit of nine months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security, I'M
der that the cash will be required:
j. HUMBERT.
September % 1881 -tds
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MEw rAzz GOODS.
DAVIS A. KAYsGR

rs now receiving and opening large and beau
q liful importation ofFALL AND WINTER
GOODS If the very latest styles, which have
Teen purchased principally for CASH. in The North
ern markers, and will be sold On accommodating
terms. His assortment will be very complete and
cheap.
SlauR .on, Oct. Is, 1851.
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A. NJ. SIMPSON,

A. NJ. SIMPSON,
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage hestow.
4 ed upon him, respectfully informs ssA
his friends and the public, W
nssr1 that he has jus, received from
S<<'.assszsS the North an elegant supply EsD
of Material for the manufacture Of
Boots, Shoes, &c,
which he will make to order in most fashionable
style and in a workmanlike manner.
In addition To The work manufactured in his OWL
shop, he has opened new and handsome variety
of Buots and Shoes, viz:
Jenny Lind Morocco Wells,
8. +" {" Kid B u,!
Enameled Bloomers,
Misses Enanelled Lace Bloomers,
Jenny Linds,
Silk Welt Caters,
Co'd do. do,
Broad Morocco Ties,
Calf Heel Lace Boots,
Pegged Kid Ties,
Pegged Calf do,
Heel Laced Polkas,
Lasting Well Caters,
Misses Kid and Half Welt Monroes.
Boys do do. lined and bound,
Thick Brogans,
Metallic Overshoes.
" Buskins,
" Caters,
Misses Metallic Buskins,
(" Callers,
Chidrens Kip and half welt Boots,
Mems Thick do, do. :.
He has also received lot of elegant Matetia
out Of which to manufacture Ladies Caters, viz
Satin Francas,
Black English Hastings,
Colored Italian Cloth,
Fine English and American Kid,
French Morocco and Seal Skin,
French Calf Skin for Genlemens Boots, &c.
&c.-to which he respectfully invites the attention
Of the public generally.
Slaunton, Oct. Is, 1851.
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ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue Of d. cree Of the Circuit Court Of
- Rockbridge, pioaounced on the 18th day u
April last, in cause therein pending, between A.
H. Taylor, Guardian, Plaintiff, and David Tay-
lor's Heirs, Defendants, shall proceed ON the
10Th day of October next, to sell at public auction,
upon the premises. a
TRACT or LAND,
lying and being on the waters of the South River,
in said County, adjoining the lands Of James Tay-
lur, James Gibson and others, containing about 200
ACRES; being The same tract Of which David
Taylor died seized.
This Tract is Situated in good neighborhoOd,
and would be desirable location, 10 person want
ing small farm. The tract will be shown to any
person wishing to view it, by Mr.. John Gibson,
near Timberrjage Church.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs Of sale, and for the residue on credit of one
two and three years, the purchaser giving bonds,
with good security and the title retained until the
purchase money is paid. Sale in gross and not by
the Acre, and will commence at l2o'clock, Nj.
j. ID. DAVIDSON, Comm.
September "a, lS5l-tds.
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se AN away from the subscriber on the night of
~ the 10Th inst, without any known cause,
JOHN STEVENS, an apprentice -
to he Hating business, and between M4lA
10 and 90 years ofage, of low stature, S
small features, pug nose, treckled IM
face. sandy hair and inclined TO curl, W.
stoop shoaldeged ,swingingwalk, broad -
fore teeth. broad mouth. and grins and shows his
teeth 41hea spoken to. The a5nve reward will be
given im ihe apprehension and delivery Of said APP
prentice To me in Slannton, but no thanks will be
given and no other charges paid. hereby warn
all pefsonS against harboring Or employing said ap
pren,ice as Will entorce The law against any one
so offending. WM. RUFF.
Oct. p, lS5l.-3t
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Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Glass, &0'

5c KEGS pure White Lead in Oil; q do ex-
." ira d do dn-Lewis' make; 90 glI's AK
seed Oil 40 do Spirits rurpeutire; 200 do f.'h
Oil y 10 do Paten, Oil; so do hest Winter Sperm
OH; yellow Ochre, Chrome Green. Chrome Vel
low, Spanish Brown, Spanish Whiting, Putty,
Venlian Blue. Birthstone ground aud chip Log
wond Cupperas, ALUM, Indigo and Lampback /;
100 hikes S< 10. 50 do 10 II, 20 do TO- A.,
and 20 do | x IL Window Glass ;--'n store and for
sale low for cash or to punctual dealers by
c. l.. WOOD.
Winchester Depot, lomo %, 1851.
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BOOK Toa EVERY AMERICAN
MEN WANTED 10 TRAVEL AS AGENTS.

MEN WANTED 70 TRAVEL AS AGENTS.
TaNHE subscriber is nov publishing THE LIFE
4 AND VOYAGES OF DISCOVERY OF the celebra-
ted .lassricus from whom America derived its name.
Illustrated with Engravngs. BY c. Edwards
Lester, Late q. s. Consul, Au'hor Of the Glory
and Shame Of EngIpnd," etc, etc, and Andrew
Foster, Esq. ~ co..
A number oTactive and intelligent gentlemen are
offered liberia Inducements in circulating, by sub
scripuon, the above valuable and Interesting work
in Augusta County, and other Counties in the
State Of Virginia, The Terms will be given on
application to the subscriber, post paid. The work
viii be sold exclusively by subscription, al rta-
soaabe and moderate price.
II. MANSFIELD,
Wholesale Bookseller and Publisher,
l34 York ST.. New Haven, Connecticut.
Gctuner 80 lS5l-3l*
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VlRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the
9th of October 1851,
Samuel B. SprowIe and James Eass Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
John Beard and William Beard ,Ex'rs Jos. Beard
decd. and William S. Sprowle and Jannetla his
wife late Janhetta Beard.-Defendanls
The Defendants WIN. Sprowle aud Jdnnetta his
wife, not having entered their appearance and Civ
eli security. according 10 the act of Assembly, and
the Rules Of this Court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that they are no, inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth Ii is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here on the LIST day of No
vember term next and answer the bill of The plain
lifts and that copy Of this order he forthwith insert
cd in sumo newspaper printed in Staunton, for
weeks snccessvely and posted at tile front door Of
the Courthouse.
TO restrain the Ex'ors Of JOS. Beard decd, from
parting with or paying over to VIM. Sprowle and
wife or their agents, any money or effects, which
they may have or which may at any time hereafter
come to their hands or possession, furor on &C
coun, Of said Sprowle and wife and TO subject the
same To the payment of$224 80 with iuterest,d
from the Defendants Spuwle and wife to The Plain
tiffs.
A Copy-Teste,
= n. G. KINNEY, Clerk.
Oct IL IS5l.-4t.
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ny- The first newspaper tolerated in Virginia
was in 1879; the Subscription price was $50 per
.annutn FIR one cppy; advertise neniS ct moderate
lengh were inserted fr ten d)Hqrs the first ,gesk,
and seven dollars Cor each week succeeding.
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Ohio E'sctioa.--A despatch from Columbus
saws that the returns thus far Indicate that the
Democrats will have majority an joint ballot in
the Legislature. Wood. the Democratic candi-
date Cor Governor, succeeds by Scr 10000 ma
inritv
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M5- Mr. Wise. tn great Errnaut, accompanied
by his wife and snn, made magnii 'ent balloon
ascension at Columbus, Ohm, on Thursday last.
After remaining in the air snme twn OF three hours,
he aighed about ten miles from the point he start
ed from.
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NE W GOODS,
"a NH

THE subscribers are receiving Aeir supply OF
l. fall and winter goods, comprising the usual
variety Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Glass, Queensware, &c &c..
which have been purchased under the most favor
able circumstances, and, as they are content with
small profits, will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. Purchasers are requested to give them
call. AfOSBY s. TAYLOR.
Oct s, l85l.-4i.- Win. copy.
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eco il ,cLile you are Old "-In Concord Ky.
Joseph Moore aged 78, was married to Mrs. Mary
Tulen, aged 81 years. The services were perform
ed by magistrate aged u.
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MABBlAS8 R88ORD~

On Thursday last, By the Rev. Wm. Brown, Mr..
ALGEsSoN :. FvLrz, 20 Miss CAROLS E, daughter Of
MIR. Robt. SnaPp, all OF this county
On the morning of the 9th inst, By the Rev. John
c. Dice, Mr.. PaEs-ox Nj. DI1E, OF Pchdletol,to Miss
+lErrIE b. RANKIN, OF Augusta county, Va.
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I AM anxious to sell the Tract Of Land on which
reside. lying about one mile and half from
Mt. Sidney. and adjoining the lands of VIM. Craw-
ford and others. The tract contains about
500 ACRES.
About 300 Acres are cleared and well improved f;
(the residue is well imbered, y l25 Acres are well
Sc, in clover. and the whole Farm is well fenced.
There are IS Acres of good Meadow, and as much
more can be easily made. There is an excellent
ORCHARD Of young Apple and Peach trees
Almost every field on the Farm is watered by a
never falling stream which runs through the land.
There are on the Farm, about half mile apart,
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
and suitable out houses, Stables, Cribs, &c., at
each so that the Tract could be divided into two
capital Farms, containing 200 Acres each.
One hundred and forty Acres are well set in
wheat, which will be sold with the Farm. Pos
session will be given this Fall.
Terms made known by application to the under
signed. WILLIAM B. HYDE.
October Is, ls61.-4w.
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TO LAND BUYERS.

Oct. l, is5i.-4t.
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To Blacks miths.

MY property on Main ST.. Monterey Highland
Of an acre, a good DWELLING HOUSE, -
Kitchen, Smoke House, Stable, and first tt!m
rate shop. for sale. For any one wishing
to carry on the smithing business, this stand can't
be beat in the county. There is no other smith
shop 10 the iowa. An excellent ran Of custom
!hrown ia gratis. Terms made known by appi-
cation to me by letter or otherwise.
JOHN WILSON.
Monterey, Oct. s, 1875.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Oct. 8, 1851.
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RIoHmoSp Oct. l6, 1851.

BsEE-Seals TVeight-$2 % S32o' Extraqu
ity willcommand higher price.
Haas 50, = nett; marketdnil. ,.
HurroSs-Sl Is SO 50 nett,asi quailt''
BALrlMoRs CArrtE MARKET - Ipeef ending oc-
tober !7th-The offerings of Bceves at the scaes on
Monday reached $50 head of Which number $40 were
sold 10 CITY butchers IT'S were left nnsod and w
we're driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from ~
90 S275 on the hoof, equal to $la075 net and ave-
raging $3.50 gross
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u- wag who was asked to bny the Bank
Note Dsectnr, yesterday. said he woad purchase
il if It would detect bank note in his pocket.
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@s- The Wheeling Gazette raises the flag of Fill
more and Ne cretary Stuart as the choice OF Virgin
ia Tor President aud Vice President.
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ESTRAY.

'g'AKEN up by DR.. A. Waddell on the 18Th
inst. uear Stauntnn,a Mare Of bay color, hind
feet white, star on the forehead and snip on the
nose, about five feet high and ahuut IL OF l3 years
old. Appraised to fifty five dollars.
Extract from Records)
Teste. JEFFERSON KINNEY.
Oct %, 1851.
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An Augusta Farm for Sale.

Oct. l5.!lS5l.-tds.
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N. Bon the same day. and al The same place,
will sell likely NEGRO MAN, belonging to
the estate Of James Med. Moffett. Decd
JOHN McCUE, Executor
Of the estate of James Med. Moffet.
October 90, lS51.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-22

OcS- The widow Of Lopez is at present in Paris,
having been separated from him Cor long time
She belongs to a wealthy family in Cuba.