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Clothing Cheaper than Ever !!

Clothing Cheaper than Ever J!
ago
Our neighbor Of The Clothing Store,
Alias Shop Of Baltimore,
Is oul again in flowing rhyme.
Parnassus, he in vain did climb
BY ignis .fat,ais led in bitches,
And worsted were his basled breeches.
Now. friends, we have the Goods on hand,
That will all sorts Of climbing stand,
At prices less than the Baltimore
Or any other Clothing Store.
Ills needless TO partic 'larlze,
Our patrons know how to be wise,
They call on j. PoLLIrz s Co.,
To ease our "grcaning shelves you know
We'll pleased they never think to rove,
Or try the little man above-
Who meier again will try the aid
OF Muses. wing, we are afraid.
Oar worthy friend, the salesman poet,
Has receipt and all must know 1t,
IL is called great preventative,
No moth about him sure can live
go starve them out" sir, is the plan
GOOD Heaven what lucky man..
Fresh additions to our already varied assOrtmen
{ READY MADE CLOTHING. will be reeeiv
d throughout the summer months, and will be dis
osed of cheap.
J. POLITE & co.
Remember the Corner Store.
Siauntna, July l6, 1851.
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TO CONTRACTORS
For Matchmaking and travelling.

WISH to put under contract. at Weston, Lew
i is County, Va, on the 18th day of July next,
portion of the Slaunton and Parkersburg Road,
for Matchmaking and Gravelling.
.dlso,-On the Goth of July next, at Monterey
Highland County, Va, another portion for Mead
amizing.
For particulars see printed advertisement, or en-
quire of the undersigned at Weston, Lewis County
Va, by letter or otherwise.
r. H. KINNEY, Gen'I Sup't
Of S. s. P. Road.
July 2, 1871.
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age as to offer as grea, Inducements to purchasers,
as can be offered at any similar establishment In
the country.
In order that their assortment shall be at all times
complete, new and fresh supplies of drugs and Fan
cy Articles will he from time to tins received as
occasion may require,
liberal share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded.
DR.. A. L. LAIRD,
JNO. B. ESKRlDGE.
Staunton, July l6, lS5l.-Vin. copy.
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CIvr1. AND EccLEsAsTrCAL TYRANNY.-A let
ter in the Newark Daily Advertiser, dated Flor
ence, June 18th, says:
"Arresis have been made, since the date otmy
last, at Cessna. Imrla. Fasnza, Savignano, Rim
mi, Russi, Lugo. Forti, Bologna. Sc, for various
aIedged political offences. Ia the last canned city
alone, F,TCy S~.,.Iy rsPsiss,s'N, -l"s~.-"' r"ys'
clans. and gentlemen of family. have been put in
irpns. and the prisons are crowded with the victims
of civil and ecclesiastical tyranny. At Rorrgo there
have been within the past fortnight, tesa!y one
erectuionSl
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yALuARLE. rARM FOR SALE.

HAVING concluded to devote my whole al'en-
III tiun to INV Farm in Albemarle, offer Tor
sale my FARM, lying within the Counties OF Mel,
son and Albemarle. This place lies within eight
miles of Howardsville, furnishing village Imme-
dia,ely on the James River and Kanawha Canal,
and only one mile distant from the Howardsvie
and Rockfi,h Turnpike one of The best graded
roads in the Stale. The Tract comprises
467 ACRE S,
24O of which are cleared and in a good state Of
cultivation, being admirably adapted to the culture
of Tobacco, Wheat. and Corn-in word, par,
taking Of The soil which pervades the celebrated
Redland district of Virginia. On 1t are also 4o
so Acres of excellent MEADOW LAND-the
balance being in Timber, chiefly OF oak and chest
nu, of large growth and excellent quality.
The Improvements consist OF q suostan- &zvvA
tial Frame House, suitable for the 1mm
accommodation Of a large family-the out S
buildings are of the usual description, comprising
an excellent Weaving and Store-house, Tobacco
houses, Overseers' house, Sc, Sc. There IS also
attached 10 the Farm an excellent
GRIST AND SAW-MILL,
with constant supply of water, which with the
abundance of timber on the place, and It's conlig'l-
ily to market, render it good location for Milling
purposes. Adjacent to The House is large and
we'll fenced Garden, and an excellent Orchard Of
several hundred Apple, Peach and other fruit
trees of superb quality. A spring ofexcellent wa
ter is within few steps of the Dwelling.
There has been discovered on this place several
depostes of Gold, which have been washed to a
considerable advanlage-also specimens of Silver,
Pumbago and ulher minerals have been found.
Theirs is at present growing on the place, crop
Of Tobacco, Corn and Oats.
1t is not expected that any one would be willing
to purchase before viewing the property, therefore,
would inform those who are anxious to obtain
desirable FARM, that my son residing on the
premises will show them the place.
The Terms will be made accommodating.
IT, My address is North Garden, Albemarle
County, Virginia. ,,,r,n,,o>,o
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DISSOLUTION.

,THE partnership heretofore sxissine in the MOI
i camille business, at the Sulphur PsdsP, Bsas
Mt. Meridian, Va, between the undersigned, uh-
der the style and firm Of KERsH & Nc KiNnoH, y
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debta
die 10 The firm are payable to M. Kersh BY whom
the business will be continued, and all the dsbtn'
and liabilities are to be paid by hiia:
NJ. nj. KERSH.
June rs. is5l.-tk. -
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Cheapest Clothing Store in Stanton.

To please our friends down the street,
Again we try our hand at rhyme,
Then from Panassus We retreat, -
For truly we have not the time,
When waiting patrons crowd around,
Eager to buy of FRANK g. Co.
To give TO truth poetic sound,
And let them disappointed 60.
In fact We cannot help but wonder,
How sadly looks our chubby friend,
And though he fumes much at our thunder,
We surely meant not to offend.
Oh take il easy, gentle neighbor,
We know your goods you seldom SELL
And if twill save you any abot,
The reason of it we will tell
For all your arts the folks to wheedle,
And ease them of their extra fps,
Won't answer like the thread and needle,
To save coat or vest from rips.
Instead of basting try our plan,
Put in the stitches thick and strong,
Then you can look up like man,
And like your neigh, ors get along.
Just try for once the honest mode,
And make an effort not to cheat.
With envy then you'll not corrode,
Nor glance so sadly up the street,
The people still will bear in mind,
The fact which all our patrons know
That extra clothing they will find,
Whenever they deal with FRANZ & Co.
Truth needs no gaudy flowers Of speech,
II wins its way with honest men,
Who, when proper place they reachi
Are always sure to call again.
Fair dealing Cheap fur Cash, Ito all
Our noticed banner proud we show
V,,ut ,yo ynuob ry,npou Is uou COLL
And buy your goods of FRANK s. Co.
We have just received the largest and best Sc
cited stock Of Ready Made Clothing ever brought
this Borough, and we are determined to sell
Iothes cheaper than any other establishment in
is place. Remember the store,
One door below the Stage Office.
Staunton, July 2, 1851.
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PURSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta pronounced at the last June Term
of said Court, in cause therein pending, IN which
Newton Rankin and others, are Complainan,s, ana
Robert Rankin and others. are Defendants, shall
on the premises, on The 23rd day of August next.
if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter Sundays
excepted, proceed IN sell that valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in Augusta County, on Naked
Creek, which Land belongs to the Heirs OF sam
ueI Rankin, decd, and is supposed to contain
about 3i5, Acres. L will sell said Land al
together, or in parcels, which ever may be thought
best On the day Of sale.
TERMS-So much of The purchase money TO
be paid at the time of sale as will be sufficient 10
defray all costs and charges attending this suit up
to the day of sale, and the costs of sale OF the re-
naming amount, one third thereof to be paid IN
six months from The day Of sale, and the balance 10
be paid in annual indictments Of one two and three
years from the day Of sale-the purchaser to exc
cute bond with approved and good security tor the
deferred payments and the legal title TO be retained
as ultimate security until the whole oflhe purchase
money is paid.
Those wishing the Land aforesaid can call on
me living near it. and will willingly shew it.
BENJAMIN WELLER, Comm.
July 9, lS5l.-tds.
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STILL THEY C6Ma.
DAVIS "A. KAYsER

HAS just received in addition to his already good
II stock, 9at
piece Black Silk Tissue;
4" Black Italian Silk;
l Black Silk Lace;
" Black French Lawn;
2 DOE Black Hand Nett Mitts, cery superior ;
Handsome Mourning Fans;
2 ." Table Napkins;
4 piece 10 / AlIendale Bleached Sheeting;
." Good Brown Holland
and many other articles suited TO the season, which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms. All in
want ofbargaius would do we'll to call at
D. A. KAYSER'S.
Stanton, June Is, 1851.
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate & Slaves
IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court of
n Augusta County, made al the June term 1851,
in the case of Palterson's Exrs against Paerson's
heirs. we will, as Commissioners, offer al Public
Sale ON the premises. on Friday The 18Th Of O9u-
gust 1851, that valuable tract of land lying in The
County of Augusta, on the South River, known
as the late residence of James Patterson decd. 1t
contains about
3O9 ACRES,
and adioins the lands of John A. Patterson, the
Williams tract, and others. On the farm there is
cunhrtsbIe BRICK HOUSE, an extensive Barn
& other necessary out houses The land is in good
st ate of cultivation, the fencing in good state Of
lepair. There will be before the day Of sale Sur
vey made of The land and the quantity ascerIained
exactly and it will be sold by the acre. About one
hundred and eighty acres oflhe tract are cleared and
the balance is well timbered Any person wishing
To examine the land will please call on James Fat
terson or Joseph Golgwer, who resides adjoining
the land and will take pleasure in Showinglt.
TERMs-Equal annual payments of one,two and
three years commencing the first OF Sept, at which
time possession will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved securiy-the utle to be re-
tanned as Ultimate security until all of the purchase
money is paid up.
We will as commissioners under the same decree
offer at public sale on Saturday the 10th Of august
1851, in the town of JYaynesJoro' the premises,
10, of ground lying in said Town adjoining the lot
Of John J. Bell and near the Rail Road Terms
the same as those of the tract OF land.
We will also, as Commissioners under said de
cree, offer at public sale, on the day of the Aag'.t
Count. in the town Of Staunton, SIX LIKELY
SLAVES, consisting of one Man, two Women and
three Children credit of IL months given.
the purchaser giving bond with approved security.
SAMUEL c. BOYERS. ! camr,s
JAS. A PATTERSON,
July 9, 1851 ids.
Eg- Harrisonburg Republican copy At and for
,,..',I ,ocu,nf Ia this office,
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ATTENTION FARMERS !
DRILLING MACHINES.

1HE subscribers are now epgagedin the manufacture
i Of Rohr's Celebrated Drilling Machines, and will
ready W 70 hdis been y tested and obtained
the premium awarded by the Agricultural Society. II
is simple in its construction; and will be furnished at
The Mandatory ia Brdgcwater, Rockingham County;
as well as in Augusta, Botetour Roanoke and Bedford
- tt.t''t. ROHR & WRIGHT
June 25, ls5l.-ly. er
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE July 10, 1851.
Bsrr-Scals Weight IS.
RIcHMoND July 10, 1851.
BeEF-Seals Veigkt-S225 $500 Efu*qa@
ity willcommand higher price.
Hoas-S6 60a & nett; marketduil.
MurroNs-Sl IS a SSnett, as in quality.
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Another SuoorINe CASE IN LYNcHBURG.-.
We learn from the Lyuchburg Republican OF
Tuesday, tina, on Friday night last, woman OF
i'll fame by the name Of Lucy Williams, while
standing at her gate, was shot by man named
Sput Ryder Her neck was burned with the pow
der, but the ball did not take effect, she having
wheeled around at the moment OF firing. Ryder al
tempted To escape, by running bat being hoIy pur-
sued swan the Canal, aud plunged INFO the river
He was oyertaken about mid way of the river. by
means of canoe, aud after desperate resistance,
taken. tied and brought to the Mayors office. lie
has been held to bail by the Hustings Court In the
sum Of 400
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nS- letter from ConstantinopIe, dated May
"a. saws the Eastern world is now thronge4 with
American travellers. Visiting England and West
arm Europe from America, has become sucn an
everyday thing. that it gives man no noiof'ely
NJ all to return to his native land, add say that ne
has seen London, Paris and Berlin. He must alsO
vis. Egypt, the Holy Land, Athens and Coaslan-
,inople; and such is already the number OF Amer
lean travellers in these parts that ere long Nneyeh'
Teberan. & Timbuc,oo must be explored by those
who are ambitious of renown as tourists. A party OF
twenty or more American travellers were at Con
stantiaople a, that date four OF whom were clergy
men; and parties ofsx, eight and ten, have been
quite common OF late.
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The Junior Partner flatters himself,
that four years experience in one ofthe
largest Wholesale and Retail Drug
Establishments of Philadelphia. will
enable him, at all times, to give 10 the
public generally, the most entire sails
faction. An acquaintanee. vim 'he
di tlirsnl varieties aud qualities ut drugs
and their lowest market prices. will
III, L;,o-to nurchose at such adyan-
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LOST,

IN Wednesday evening last. in the stage be-
tween Waynesboro and Fishersville, my Day
Book containing several papers. valuable To me-
There are some old letters in it with my name on
then. il found satisfaction will be given. No
money in i.
w. P. CULLEN.
Fishersvilie, July l6,. lS5l.-2t.
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NEW BOOKS.

TlEALINGs with the Inquisitlon by Dr., Ashil-
u Ii; The Mother-in-E law, by Mrs. Sou.hoYrth;
Georgia Scenes; Major Jones' Couttship;. Stay
Subjects arrested and bound over; The Widov
Rugby's Husband; SANFORD g. Merton; Rlefss
Interpreter; just received and for sale By
r.. COWAN.
Saaunton, June 10, 1851 y ssg
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NJ- James NJ Sieg, sun Of Mr.. David Seig, Of
Churchvie, in this county, has received the APP
pointment Of State Student at the University
Hin,licaEOr
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NEW DRUG STORE.

rglIIE subscribers have this day associated them.
Il selves together, under the firm and style, of
Dr.. A. II. Laird & Co., for the purpose of con-
Quoting general
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business
in this place, at the store formerly occupied by
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Apothecary Establishment For Sale.

DESIRE to sell, as soon as possible at Whole
sale, the Drugs, Medicines Dye Stuffs, Furniture,
Sc. in the Apotbecary.s Store belonging 10 the
estate of Or. Berkeley, decd. A person intending
to engage in such business will find 1t greatly TO
his interest to purchase the concern.
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate & Slaves.

OUTUH EIHI, 1NOIoVI' S0uHJ1
July 9, l05l.-tds. )
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0ty- 81 WISH" said Virginian to his brother,
resident in Ohio, "to emancipate enc hundred
slaves, and desire You to take them to OHIO,
sI cannot do it, replied the brother; "lhe citizens
OF Ohio will not allow me to bring one hundred
slaves among them to settle: but do YOU take them
10 Wheeling. and there place them on steamboat
for Cincinnati and speak Of taking them to New
Orleans aud while you are Ionkng out .or another
bo,t Give thechanco, and he abOtioaists leiH steal
IL, ,,EoIe oftheu and run them Off and then cele-
brate perfect triumph over them. But it you
take them TO the same men, aud ask them to re-
ceive and take care of them, they will tell you to
take care of them YOURSELF -Rich. Rep.
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WILL offer the above named Tract of Land
L for sale at public auction, on Wednesday the
9th day Of August next, should it not be sold prl-
valeIy before, aud in that event timely notice VIII
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NEW BOOKS.

IsARPER'S Magazine for July; First Impress
4 sons of England and its People, by Hugh
Miller; The MouJer and Founders Guide; The
Heir Of West Maryland, by Mary Hewitt; ocolrs
Infantry Tactics, just received and for sale BY
ROB'T. COWAN.
S,aunton Julv q 1851
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N@7EEl0iko
800 H@AIa

vu,HERE will be only one freigh. lrain veetH
Il from Richmond to Charlottesville from l5sh
June to 10Th August, leaving Richmond efery
Monday at O'Clock A NJ, arrive in Characteristics
5 O'Clock P M. Leave Chaflottesvil 5 o'clock es.
cry Tuesday morning, and arrive in Richmond o
0''''A '. C.. r. MASON. sur',.
June ls, ls5l.-k =. 80
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Herring and Maokarel

H6rrHg anu MdCKaf6I'
lust to hand, in Barrels and half Barrels, for
- sale at
WHITE & Co.'S.
Stanton, July 9, 1851.
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srnrnr,fNa's sraiNas.

He deems it unnecessary to say any thing Of the
valuable qualities Of the water, which were sufi-
GENTLY tested and proved while in the hands Of IFS
former proprietor, or of the beauty and heai.hfu-
ness Of its situation, at the base OF the North
Mountain, l3 miles Northwest Of Sraunton, and
about 20 miles from Harrisonburg, on the Turn
pike road leading from the latter place to the Warn
Springs. As an additional inducement, he would
state that Spring as strongly impregnated with
ALUM as the celebrated Alum Springs in Rock
bridge, has recently been discovered within hun
bred and fifty yards Of the Hotel
Every eserliOn will BE- made to give satisfaction ion
10 ali who may apply for accommodation and the
terms will be liberal.
June 25, 1s5I.-4t. -.
m5E Virginia Advocate and Semi-weekIy Rich
mond Wing copy At, mark cost, and charge thfs
Office,
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WANTED

yoJrTu to live in Dry Goods Store, Of
"A good moral character industrious hao.,s an, ,Sa
who writes fair business hand. one Iiom .i ~
country preferred who has had some experiences ;"
a s'0fs' orr Fl. j. & w. b. CRAWFORD.
S,aunton, June Is, 1851. IL.
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no. must inform those indebted to the estate Of
DR.. Berkeley, that it is indispensasly necessary
thew should settle with ME promptly, otherwise,
after reasonable delay; will have to ask the aid
Of the Officer. NlCHO. n. IhoO1,
June A, I85l.-tf Adm'or., &c.
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BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE,

july 2. lS5I.-St. r.
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To all whom it may Concern.

MIR. HENRY MESSERSMITH has this day
1tA transferred to me all Of his book accounts up
TO this date.
This is therefore to notify all who are indebted
to him by book account, that payment can only be
made To me or some one authorized by me.
SAMUEL BRENNAMAN.
Nt. S,lon, Va, July l6, l65l.-3t
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Sale of Valuable Naked Creek Land

July 9, l85l.-tds.
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Augusta Land for Sale

Staulton, June IS, 1851.
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PostponeInent.

The above sale is postponed until Monday me
lin dan of August neal, al which time II Will
take place. II. oIE"Ahl' ooA'''''
.Iuiy 9. lS5I.-tds.
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QUEENS WARE.
SCARCE GOODS:

WE shall open this week, Edged White Stone
w ware; Printed Dishes Of medium sizes !
Painted Teas Wine Glasses. Gobleis, Tumblers,
large punch Bowls Glass Pitchers China Tea
Sets Willow Ware Pitchers of all sizes and
new styles. These with all on hand will be sold
a, reduced prices for the balance Of the season.
WHfTE& Co.
Staunoti, July g, 1851.
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I BALE Cotton Bars; just received and for sale
cheap. .,a.
Staunton, July 6, 1851.
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Ssaunton, june 10. 1851

QRECKENRIDGE& COWNE have 10 store
- and for sale
8 tons Patteson g. Shaw's sssortsd,ItoS,
.aso, a lot OF Prime Bacon. 81 ~
S,auntob,,' July 2, 1851 ~ ~. Hsg-
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AUGUSTA White sulphur Springs:

VlSHE subscriber, thanking the public for their
L liberal patronage during the last Summer. an
nouaces that he is ready to receive company for
the present Season, at the watering place general
ly known as t zst.r.l.r y sGr
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Family Groceries

WE are daily expecting at reduced prices,
w 3 IIogsheads and 5 bbls Of best Moasses;
50 Sacks Marshal's Liverpool Salt;
3 Barrels Clarified Brown Sugar;
S Porto Rico and N. O. Sugar;
10 Sacks Rio and Iaguira Coffees;
8 Boxes Hydraulic Candles
2 Spermacet "
Crushed Pulverized and Double refined
Sugars, &c &c.,
WHITE s. Co.
Stanton. June 9, l95l--Vind. s. Mess, copy.
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Sale Of Slaves.


A S Administrator Of DR.. Berkeley decd, am
"A authorized to sell The following slaves:
One woman and her children. To wit /: One girl
aged about 20, with an infant child, one girl aged
about Id, and one boy aged about IL.
If said Slaves should not be sold privately before
Saturday the 18th day of July next, will on that
day offer them at public sale.
10y 'i' N. X. TROUT, Adm.
S,aunton, June 95. l85l.-tds.
Attention Cavalry.
rgyHE Cavalry attached TO the 93d Regiment
L will parade in Middlebrook, at O'Clock on
Friday. the first day of August, in full uniform
A full attendance is required.
"a '' w. P. GALE, O.
w. J. & J. G. POTTER.
QUESTIONABLE TAILORS,-on door North
T. of Robert Cowan's Book Store.
Stanton, June II, l85l.-tf
Just Received,
at the Variety Store of G. s. NJ. Hirsh, lot
IN Of Parasols, Fans, Combs, Sc, &c., for sale
at low prices. o-,
Staunlon, May 7, 1851.
Bar Lead, Shot and Powder.
sOo LBL Bar Cead; SIS bags Shot, assorted
JOO sizes so kegs Rock Powder; 20 do Rifle
do; 10. 1000 feet Safety Fuse-Or sale low by
G. l.. WOOD.
Winchester Depot, 9Th mo 80, 1851.
Bacon and Oats.
WE have now on hand lot of fine Bacon and
w prime Oats for sale.
HJ. & w. B. CRAWFORD.
stau.tos, June 2ss 1851,
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL.
at Brownsburg ROckbidge Co Va

OFFICERS
Rev. w. w. TRlMBLE, A. NJ. Principal.
MIR. w. S. NJ. Gay LIST Assistant Prof.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-16
POWDER P0WDNNs

On KEGS Rock and Rifle Powder 10 o'o'e' ana
" for sale 0y PERRIN & RtDGEwAY.
isi b@F Adjoining the Valley Hotel
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