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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
Stanton February i2, 1881.
G0MMwsiUNEKS SALE OF LAND.

e Rse; s IF s As 4 sps
1856 in ause therein depending in which Joel Armen-
front is Phiaif and Hazael Williams, Erasmus VIII
ialns and Solomon Cruise. Administrator Of David Ar
men.roar, decd, are Deiendans-i shall on Tuesday
fhe llf, day Of March next, prdceed 10 sell to the
hgestbidder at the Court Huse Of Bath County, upon
aat 6f six and twelve thonths Al. the interest OF De-
fendsnt Hazae Williams in he Lands Of which Elisha
b. Williams diea seted add possessed. being the ono
eighth par, thereof lying in the cdnnty aforesaid ihe'
purchaser will Be required ogve bond with approved se-
curity for the payment Of THE PURCHASE money and the 't
lie retained antfi the putchase money be paid.
w SAMUEL LEWIS,
Feb. s. fS5t.-30d. Sheriff Of Bath County.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

RAILROAD 10 THE OHIo-The engrossed substitute
oyed by Mr. Crutchfeld) for the Central Railroad oil
now pending before the House of Delegates Is 10 .ne Ol
empsny is authorised to increase its capital stock three
millions Of dollars iOr the purpose Of constructing branch
railroad from the Allegheny mountains down New rvoF
and the Kanawha to the Ohio and every city or town IN
teresied in the authorised to subscribe seon
iber noyded that the Virginia Central Railroad Company
NAV connect lis road with the branch road authorised by the
bill at any point not above the mouth of GreenOne river
or below e mouth Of Indian creek and with such means
as may hereafter be provided by the State
The BILL it will be observed, makes no present suOScrip
regarded as almost decsvey settling the point that a
road connection between James and the Ohio VIII St
be established by the New river roaIe-ISmes OF the %o
ulimo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

We were panied 10 hear OfaG accident which occIrr
red Yesterday afternoon. Two gentlemen from the COUNT.
were driving two horses Ia buggy, near Ms soma evo
luIions in firing the horses took ght and one OF .nS
ens (which were new breaking the buggy was upset and and
tSs Gentlemen thtown out The rein being mended the
horses were put in motion up Broad St. but they were a
harmed by the firing, the rein again ooEe e nv
hs rssdence Of our excellent friend Col John
Near his gate Nrs R. and her sister Miss Coles Of Char
1oesve were JUS, about entering the yard The frantic
seeds dashed along the Sidewalk, throwing the TWO aaeS
down wheel passed over the head OF MIS- NJ % STs W
ont inurng her We regret to state that Two OF MISS
1hs and her coitar: bo6e were broken.-ERq. 2Ih.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
UnrivaIled LifGsIikc Likcnessss.

RE taken il tie aies, style; With all late ihpfsve'
n faents in The Art; BY
n. 4. RANKIN,
from Philadelphia; Tho will remain n ihis place fur afs
DAYS only, fof the purpose Of furnishing those who wish
with an accurate likehesso themselves OF friends Thoss
who examine his pictures will ses at in depth ct tone;
ske Expression beauty ofexscution. and harmonioes
bedg Of light and shsde they second 10 none In The
Country and after fecetlng snPstior finish win sois-
ton Of gold are celehsisa f thsr soft Shs lind willis
ey ersi tbe Finest Painting, they afe equally az ID.
raBs THE plates I'll which they are taken are ofthe nsk
fREscH ANrsAcrvRs, and no pains OF pense are spa,
ed in getting them up In the best hsnnet BY the sss Of
o. full codrss of instruction. Or instruction 10 ~ sss
late improvements in the Art, given on festdhab iefms
o, Rooms open fon 3 A. NJ to s. + ~ H. 80. asr,sx
which hours the Ladies add Gentlemen OF this Pass 40
politely solicited 70 call and examine specimens.
o.. Pstsous taken singy or in groups on rsasSssss
- ~ Rooms at Mr. :. n WSeass.d's, Eagle iIas..
r. J. RANKIN; Dagsshnp
Sl;dnioSn, JAM 8, ie5i-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
PUBLIC SAMIso

WILL be sold at The late residence of James Armstrong
w decd:, in the county of Augusta NEAR Jennng GAP
on Friday the Dist Of March next, variety OF personal
property, such as Horses Cattle, Sheep, Hogs two Wag
and Gear for Horses about 400 BUSH Corn $50 bush
Wheat, about so bush Rye Farming utensils of various
descrptions-one -Four Horse Grain Ihreshng Ma
chhe1one Sc, Of Blacksmith Ioos-about BUSH OF Co-
verseed together with vatisus things too tedious to men'lon
For all sums above five dollars credit dfhe months Will
De given the purchaser giving bond and good
sums under that amount The cash will be required.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG;,
Administrator of James Armstrong, decd
II l.,,...u SS 1871
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
Mr. soLoN HoTEz.

THE having b1 eas b SsFa
dous dwelling fa.% so @ s puspsss Il opening
TAVERN would respectfully say TO hs citizens of Au-
gusa, Rockingham, Pendlet6n, Highland and The surround
Ing counties. as well as The travelling community at large
thateyefy effort will be used in giving entire satisfaction
to all who may favor him with call. lie fatiers him
self that his Stabiing shall be attended wishan expe
rienced Hoslle s Bar is furnished with every variety
Of Iuour and his Table surpassed BY any nhe Val"
ley of Virginia. Q; SIA a. ff0P''eOr'
MI. Solon, Va, February &c, lS5l.-lm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

WISH to contact for the erection Off Brick Building
at the Hot Springs SO feet by GA and three stories
ra6ai,s 10 Frame Building 80 by 60, two stories high,
iSpas Smuggling Flooring Doors Windows Staircase
Sc A1v person disposed to undertake. will please make
Known ,be prices at which they will execute The different
kinds Of work in plain, but neat and substantial manner.
Making and laying Brick p Per Wndow
usces what for each &C. also what payments will be re-
pured-,ho Contractor to find himself. The applicant
must be sober man. and willing to bind himself not to
bring an mtempera,e workman tQthe place. For further
particulars inquire 6fne postpaid, at the HOY Springs.
TIL. GOODE.
III. S.rinns March s lS51.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
MAGE g WINS Z o N D
o->.a.skn Nolumhian Hotel,
RICHMOND, va.

~ RICHMOND, V.a; ,.,;.,
Rave il store and offst .ssa-'ale on A''0''''''
500 bass Rio Coffee, ,,.... IA Tao. d..
tx 's Mocho, Java, MarscabO ana sid nrs' ''''
ieG2ds n. VI e n cs az, and Powdered do,
sS Ra dsk a9S d n Suba and p R. M0ssses'
Is barrels New Orleans ;,.n,r
SO 30 Pure Cider vineg'''
so do Tanners o"'
,S 20 uelos Window Glass,
420 boxes Patent Patent Sperm Candles, 80 ,,,..,,
so SSern. kdamant and Tallow Candles;
259 :. Brown. Yellow and Fancy Soaps,
100 100 &c Eng. Dairy Cheese,
OK {" yearl Starch
q BASKETS Champagns,
IS boxes Bakers Chockolate,
500 Sides Sole Leather, -
75O kegs Nails assorted
loo packages Ganpowder, Imp and Black Teas,
100 doz Painted Pals,
100 d" Brooms,
800 bags Shot, So,
5 Ceroons Caracas Indigo,
25 bales Cotton Irvine,
100 M Cigars, from common to hne,
/ Ton Bar Lead,
50 gross Mason's Backing,
10 bbls Putty, ~,
5 half pipes otards, Dupy s cO.,and London D0'l
Brandy.
25 &c " Imitation,
25 bbls Peach and Apple, Sc. >,
Sqr'rpipes Medeira and Sherry Wines Oe'y osa'
| luncheon Old Jamaica Rum,
pipe Holland Gin,
26O bis N. O. Rum, Malaga Wine s. Rye WHISKY
Also every other article in our lne
Richmond, March 5, 165l.-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

De- The extension Of the Cenral Rail Road 70 the ONO
River has been again defeated by the action OF the House
Of Delegates, and although naked charter has been grant
Ell for company to make road from the Ohio 70 some
point on New River in Montgomery County, !ne I'olt'
{Vest s destined to remain as she present. naccess
BE to eastero markets Our WISE Legislators are satisfied
with tunneliqg the Blue Ridge 40 reach Stanton ana
there our Rail Road terminate. We had wished and
desired that should be otherwise but the puoc interest
and me teaouses OF the Utner Tiv~l Srks lP
rvenent in the State. 1t would not be bad ldea or 'o
legislature to remove the Capitol Saunton me eastern
enb6rs can have easy access there by steam Sa
srn members will have fewer miles to travels besides e
whole combined wisdom of the Legislature wCud then not
be very far removed from the Lunac
riie yefersORiaR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED about the LIST February last at her residence on
Long Meadows in this County MIS- MAKO ~
about So years. ..,. NJ, 1oys " GaEooRY
ION Of Mr. James Gregory Of this place, aged -yearsi
MIN very suddenly of congestion Of the BRAIN on Sonqay
abt The s46 uit near Mt Soon Augusta co.. J9hS NJ Az
IsAR second son Of the Rev j. A Van Lear a'' W. " ~
at the residence of Mr. John Bush on saT h s
Mrs MARY w HARR's aged 30 years Inc ue' ""O 'N''
member Of the Baptist Church for many years
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
BtSEl0VAMo

WHITE & CO., have retnoged 70 he Corner House
W ' formerly in he occupancy of Alr. Josiah c. RdS-
way and directly opposite on the East The Store Of B.:
Crawford, Esq, White s: Co., take this occasion TO say
that tey are under many o5tcns teir customers and
endsor their continued cofde1cea support aSa nope
with aheplarged house handsomely improved afford IN
creased tAid and Comfurt and they now offer VERY
thRer assortment of GOODS, at very reduced
especialt othose who bny for Cash.
Stauntn February 10, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
NOTIICG.

ALL persons in the counties of Augusta and Rocking
N ham having claims against Lucus @. Smith, decd,
are hereby required present the same with proper cyl
dence of their justice and validity to the undersigned at ms
Office in Harrsonburg Va, the first day Of april 1851,
to the end that raabe distribution may be made among
them of portion of the fund which Daniel Smith, dec o.
by his will directed should be Get apart for the nqulda-
ton Of the deots of said Iucis Q. Smith, decd.
VIM. HENRY TAMS, NJ Com.
March s 1851 At.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
DISSOLUTION.

EVHE Co partnership heretofore existing under ke firm
Il of Brown s. Fulks has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. al,
All persons indebted TO the rm are requested 10 Se'''
their accounts with as little delay possible.
Either of the parties authorized 10 use 'he na'e Vi ''e
hrm IN sS'u0AS"' Vi VIC VACHEL j. BROWN,
JOHN G. FULKS.
Mach | 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

yu,AKEN up by John Off, of Augusta County On 9n the
il Goth day of February, 1851, FIFTEEN SHEET
APPRAISED to 81 50 each, and marked as follows VIZ oes
on with crops off both ears Two with underkeel m the lett
One with horns and crop of the right ear and swal
ow fork in the left One with horns and half off both
ears UT and an underkee in the left One with swallow
Tk in the right ear and an underkee in the same One
with hacroP Of the right and crop and sI, in The left
and small ed 50fn wb oro " eP and an
derkeel and hole in the leiA :. -,
Can extract from the record, )mIeste, 81
=, VIM D. TROUT, y. c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
DAGUERkEOTYPEs FOR 81 SO;

xx7ALDER s. GREENE, Daguerrean Artists at the
w Virginia Hotel would annOuced to the public mat
they will remain in Staunton but short lime, and having
facilities of getting stock at greatly reduced prices,
they are thereby enabled pictures at prices
or from 81 so upwards. Portraits taken as usual BY an o.
rginal process few seconds time without regard 10
Weather and warrantcd mol to fade Always on hand an
assortment of Gold Lockets and Breastpns. Fancy Book
Gases and Miniature Gases suitable for sending through the
mails, the postage on which is but trife.
f.. w. Valdez.
N. NJ GREENE.
r. - C,.. ~ tosI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
Grcat Inducements

RE NOW being offered to all who stand in NEED OF
"A BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS
and LInBSsIGs Carpet Bags Satchels, .hufs, &c.. &C.
have Yet on hand variety of the above named articles
and benganxous to make for the Spring purchases
will frothis time forward sell at greatly REDUCED prices
for cash Now is the time to save money. CaIl az 'pe
sign IF The Golden Bot, there you Will see s'gh,s Ion
mistake the place. l.
Eahrtgs. 10 1891
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
.Notice TO TrespasserS!

LII persons are warned against trespassIng upon Inc
N Lands of Dr. John McCbesney, Robert McG hesney'
and VIM Brubeck near Newport, by Hunting fishlhs'
letting down Fences, &c., or in any other way aanagg
The PREMISES. Against all persons so offending the laws
VIII 70 e'"''''N JOHN MoCHESNEY,
ROBT McCHESNEf,
VIM BRUBECK.
,xL 1ss1 SIS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
New Books.

z,,ur Women of israel, by Grace AguiarLeers from
VIE "U"r, BY the Arkansas corspoudent Of
,ha 'h,eS HsnJ JOURNAL Gaaud life Of JGhnRandoph
me em mOSs ss nS the Revolution Practical Mece Cor
lamp hres Oh to m Extracting Teeth GuFawkes
Iios Disopns &c. Just received and for sy
March 5, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
NO r 4 C e .

Being now the sole proprietor of the late concern o,
and Fulks will continue the business at the old
stand take this occasion to advertise that will be hap
py osee persons search of the best articles in my line
am assured that my goods and prices, and my disposition
TO please and accommodate cannot but meet with ne
probation rshould be doing injustice to The Puollc aea
my own feeling were not to add Ihat am lhankiu' iOf
past patronage. ,oi,>,5c sa1trus
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
To Physicians and the Phbiie

HUSB.aMD's .WdG.NESLa.
,1,uE subscriber has been appointed the Agent 70. he
sale Of the above article, by the Manufacturer T. J
Husband Of Philadelphia and from an experience OF Sey
era years has no hesitation in recommending 1t as equa
to the celebrated Henry's Magnesia-,
Price so cents per 5oi,le 9 PeI S S' RRKE4Ey
Stanton, February &c, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
-9..HtsgS IN. K.GE.SER,

vHIs ns, received and opeaed few pieces Of Spring
I'll WoTsns i dozen Spring Neck Ribbons, gross Silk
Dress Buttons, d0z Carved Buffalo Combs 5d!z. Linen
and Wrench worked Collars and many other articles suited
to the Season.
Ehrnaru 10 1871
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

Clothing at Reduced Frice''
\ poI drz g. 20 ,v,, from this time dispose Cftheir
y re,innq Stock of Winter Clothing at reduced prices
Those In want of any article in their line will please call
"immediaiely if not sooner"
IL l-.a.r 10 lRSl
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold on Friday, Msch rs, 1851, On my
w premises the following arclesviz: Cows, Horses
Corn and Household and Kitchen Futiture.
TERMS, made known on day OF sa,
iA"A0' Johl BUSH, Sen.
Mach = 1SSI-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
NOTICE.

WILL be offered for rent on the 2sa Sh bay csg o
chimes and Forty five Acres Of Land belonging to the Hers
Of Frederick Rhodes. docd ynear Spring il August
County, Time of Possession and Terms made a'uwn Oh
the DAY OF 'S""ns' ROBERT sNApP, Guardian.
Febrnarv q6, 1851 -tdr-Tind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
Office

H. persons holding claims against the estate ~ , yyr
A Harlan, Decd are notified to bring them hem, :" CLOSE
vbont delay properly authenticated, as am aO1.
my ao"''Ai'''N Administrator Of John Harlan acc u
March 5, l85l.-St,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

o- Barnum has made contract win me pa'eniam ~
dren, and will take those extraordinary H'''0
Tour 10 England in the spring.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
'staansSn March i, 1851.

beg to say that for Ofmy continued feeble heatl
have been advised to quit business return my gratefn
acknowledgements to the public for the liberal patronage be
slowed on "Brown s. Fulks' and respectfully invite
continuation Of il to my late partner Mr.. 'Fuiks
YACHEL j. BROWN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

A FRESH supply Of Sowes' Brown Windsor Soap
"A together with Rousses Barber soap io[ SAFE oy
Feb. 10, 1851. j. r. EohhiO"H'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

LII persons ndebt to the estate of henry ,sdnas,ed TO-
fer C,,d ~ Su "p make payment Gose having claims
come ,be estate viii present them duly 0'
sgnlssa .nS '''A ST. CLAIR HARTMAN Admir-
March S. 1s5l.-eot2m.
----------- 1sSL.5 AZ.
rK,E subscribers have removed their WHoLE9 9.,5.
ia .and 10 The Store Room adjoining the Post Office.
Tbey will sell cheaper than ever, and request all persons
III """' - N'''' G. s M. HlRSH.
Stanton, March S. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
MARRIAGE RECORD

On Sunday the pad u by the Rev Samuel Register r IS
RosERr THuMA, to Miss KATHARINE oNSNN''NN' '''''
Augusta County.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
PLANTATION FOR RENT.

A NY wlsSng TO rent must bring unexcepilonaOle
n character, for honesty and uduslly none o:heI need
apply. Its Indispensable that he should bring good
force, 10 work the place 10 40 aage, both parties All
necessary information, will begve as to and place,
B applying to the Editors of the Stanton Spectator Pos-
session will be given early in Ser'0'-@"- "ov'
Eehrnarv q lS5l.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
THE MARKEF PRICES


sT.TNToN PRICES CURRENT.
.,.J ,...t,, fo, he Spectator, By Broom & F"!s')
F,oup. supEurrSE, 1857 Bacon HOG A'"S0'
wu~. II. Bushel ISc fSSkkS, "
RyE, QUO Lam Sc
ears, BSc 49,. n, nrrsx,, X 2Oc
H,rTr En- Fresh Tic, FIrkin IL 6s aSc
FEArHEEs, Soc -------
,,rrs RICHMOND MARKETS
WINCHESTER Jyesk Ending Mrach2
F,ouR-S4S 81 $5Oo
FLouR-$4 ia 81 ~, CtovrRsEEp-S5 $50
isRTiSSsSoC- 20 20 90 90 w. }HERRrNGs-SO o.
RAcoN-6 l-2c. perlb. {SHAD SInone
NREAtog.t ~, }IARp-9 cts. IN Kegs
CoRs-40 Acc. WHEAT , Isc,erbush
RYE-65c. . CoSS W. e.
LARD-7c per ID S VV d ,;sed &c:
F LAsnnn goo DOC BuTrER-Firkiu la a II C.
Ipos-$95 100 per ton e tAs In p W.
BEEswAx-20c perlb san lOo'
LIVE STOCK MARKET
RtcHMoNp Macrh ., 1851.
.,. soo5a 90 %. Extra quality viii
Bzsr-Seals Weigh 81 20 "
command higher price. tduu
MUrroSs-Si BALriaoRs March 2 ls5l'
BxEF-seals Weight SO To-
Uoes-SST5a $500, in demand
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
NOTICE.

WHITE s. co. respectfully make known through !, ,hl'
w medium, all persons indebted to them, that Inc.
would feel much obliged if they would call and make pay
NOT, at an early day.
tHSuary &c, 1851,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
JUST RECEIVER,

A Fresh supply of Bedford and Saratoga Waters
"A Oil ChlOroioim, Iron BY hydrogen, Paper LamPh,des
&c., &c., for sale BY
February &c, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
u0USE AVN I0T Far SALE IN WAYNESBOROUGH.

HOUSE And LUT FOR SALE IN WaYNESBUKUUdh'
vJE Subscriber Intending remove to the
offer for sale at public auction On Thursday the Jun
day Of April next his HOUSE AND LOT in WayheS'
borough. f.,a
The terms will be made known on the day OF SAFE;
''' '''"'' GEORGE w. DEAL.
waynesboro', February 26, a85l.-tds.
Fre8- Vndicator cOpy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

Clerks Office Ct augusta County, 10 va
EsTRAY.
yy,AKEN Tn BY William L. D. Rodgers, on the S.d day
Il Of February, 1851, a BAY HORSE, Isl hands
high five or six years DID, with fore foo. and Both hind
feet white, waf on the right eye aud some white In the
face Appraised to $50 90.
IAN Extract from the ecords,-Teste)
WIN. D. TROUT, D. C.
February PC. 1S5l.-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05

?. scoFIELD.
JAMES q. SMITH q CO.,
gSkrkESS AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS

JAHES b. 6HITH.. v. SCoflkLD.
JAMES B. SMITH & CO..
BOOKSELLERS AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
(sIG;ss OF THE LiaeE BLANK HooKs.}
No so7 Market Street, above Fifth. North side,
TIAVEawaysoa hand, Gap, Deny Mediym lhaNlo Led
IL grfs joufnsis Day Inaoic and Cash Books
ocket Msuje and Letter books Demor aahd ala Recers,
Copy ana Cypher Heoks A,sysIaAsc as'0rsHs OF ssds
cal Merchant Booksser. Bank, and Counting
supplied With every Variety Blank Books and s,a.ioi
afY otyery low prices. ~ e
PSTfadephia, Jan l, 1857 Din
.,II;y,! ,I,7I',,n- Gro? L. GUtot'
AA'' l HHLAND & dpIoMy
>Wa5bale,as Dealers and .NlanutaclufsfSef
eqrpAw AEyID TAMIY B@Sg&HTs,
M, e1 Market Street, below THO, Philadelphia
~ soboctun Hats. Trimmed ol Untrmmsd, BY The
Goo or Dozen. PAssMA HATs. &c., &c.
philadelphia, Jan. Il t05f.-eh.
PRoUT7 & gARRErT,:
WHoLlsAIE AND Retail DEALERS IN
pRoUIY & MEARs' fATENI
ss .arp a Plo.ghs, Japrotsd CorF Selsrs Sfd''
Cstiers. Garden and Field SEEDS, gnd a comPleIs
assso44tpis,t Of agricultural Implements; lu.,
Ma. lea. Market Street, Between 5th & oh, Phlla
Philadelphia; Jan. |, lS5l.-5ri
MARTIN & SMITH;
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE Dealers IN fisDWARE
Cutlery and Guns
No s Market st. between 81 and 4h Sts sonth de rhha
December u.s. ls5o.--6m.
WNlo po EgIhsT&0IEs
No 90 l.2 North Third Street Philadelphia
Wholesale Importer, .9fdauJqctuer and Dealer IN .
sADDLERs' HARDWARE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
Furniture, Saddles and Catriagc Trimming &C.
Docen,her On 18bO-6nl.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
Umbrellas and PaascIs.

Umbrellas and PaascIs
Selling OFF AT VERY Low PRICES,
At No 1oi Market stilts philade,paiG. .....
TAYING determined close my business the LIST Of jude
I'll next | will sell my GOODS at very low prices.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON.
pbiladelphia. Jan i, is5l.-Sui
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MANUFACTURERS OF
LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. GAS FIXTURES, &C,
Store No. i76 Ches.aE. Street,
Mandatory No isl Cherry Street, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. /, lS5l.-6m.
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March i, 1851.
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PGRIIg SALE OF TlLVABLE AUGUSTA LAND.

Staunton, March S, 1851.
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To Bricklayers and Carpenters.

March 5, ls5l.-tdo.
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,1Io,h5cp nj reduced Prices.

Staun,on, February 10, 1851.
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N01EI0I@c

March 5, IS51.-5ts.
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NEW BOOKS.

.pppe,s N,oazine for February !. the Decline Of
A papsr and its causes By Rey. n Murray, D. D.;
baTas Of the Bible BY galan Kate o'p0nGghuo tale
R,sadoh The Presbyterian Almanac for 1881 Letter Wrl'
ters &c. &c. Just received and for sale oy' o,y,N
Februaay IL, 1851. n. CoWAN.
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sssss9, WILLIS 9sSs'
~ EHpR1M0DTEs eIa-AGE:D g S@ss
YsuiccEssooRs 70 sRlGG,. ELLioFr. s COO
PUBLfsHERS, BoOKSELLERfS & STATIoNERS'
AND BLANK-BooK MANUFACTURERS
No. IL, North Fourth Street, RHiGdephiG.
December Is, ls50-6m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

glsy- Rockingham Register publish two months
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Clerks OGceof The Court Of augusta to VT:
EsTRAYS.

rInt Snrinps. March 5, lS5l.-3t.
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PUBKFC S.4LE.

pURNtNG FLUfD-spirits Tufpen'lne and Alcohol
ID Just received and for sale by -, ,nn,+x,D
Fet. l9, 1851. 1. +. Eokf'ip"Ri.