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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-26

SrAuNroN, Nov. 20, 1851.
Alta meeting Of the Class held in the Lecture
Rom of The Presbyterian Church, at the close Of
Miss PIxE's lcrtures ON the subject OF Mnemonlcs,
JAMES PoINrs, Esq. was called to the Chair, and
r. J. Alfred appointed Secretary. Tue oniec. of
the meeting being briefly stated BY John l.. Peyton,
Esq the following Committee was appointed to
prepare resolutions fr the action of the meeting -
Rev. ]. d. Ty'er. ]. l.. Peytoa. J. a, NaddeIl,
u. ]. CrawCard, +. ] Alfred, Il. w. Cowne,
Geo. e. Price, WIN. 4. SttrreIt Rev. WIN. d.
Bovine, WIN. G. Sierrett, and james Points.
vino reported the foiiowin. resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we have listened To the
Interesting AMI Instructive lectures given by Miss
PIKE, upon Nlnpmonics, with much pleasure and
profit and that we cordially recommend her To the
favorable consideration of any Community in which
she may f,rn class. as fully competent IN every
respect TO faraish Instructions upon this Important
suhjacI.
Resolved. That these proceedings be furnished
the Spectator and indicator for publication and
shs, cnpy he furnished Miss PiXa.
On nla,i0h the meeting adjourned.
JAMES POINTS, Ch'm,u.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
FOR 1859.
EraHTEENTE VOLUME.

,g'HIS popular and favorie magazine which
4 was established in the year 1884, and has
outlved with single honotabeexceP'lon, all It's
competitors, will enter upon new volume In
January next.
Although i. is departing from the usual course
of the Editor to publish list OF contributors ne
beps to call the attention Of the Southern people
10 the following names,al ofthem Southern which
he ia at liberty to mention as enlisted In behalf oil
the Messenger under his management.
Lieut. M F Maury. Prof II A Washington Geo
Frederick Holmes, VIM NJ Burwell, Rev Henry
Ruffner, D D., Rev Nj d Hoge, J Legare,
A Turner, Mrs Anna Peyre Dinnles, Miss Mar
garet Junkin, Prof L l. Preston, Prot George
L Dahney, Nj r Fl Garnett, John Dabney, Rev
G R Vaughan, Rev G McCabe, DR.. s II Dick
son, Judge A b Meek, Caroline Howard, Col +.
ST. Geo Cooke, u S Dragons, Prof Schee De
We're, Charles Campbell, Hugh R Peasants, Rev
VIM II Foole, Rev J n Bocock, " Gilmore
Simms, Hon Judge B Porter, Mrs Il Ii Evans,
Miss Susan Archer Talley.
The Messenger is also furnished with articles
from Northern contributors, such as II II Tucker
man, ESQ, Tx Marvel, w S W Ruschenberger,
u S n. Miss Anna g Lynch, Il III Stoddard,
Esq, Miss Ma,y.E Hewitt, and others.
The Messenger, however, has never rested its
claims to public favor upon the names of its con-
tributors, but only upon the basis OF SOLID EXCEL
LENcE. Several of the most popular works of the
day were originally prepared for the Messenger
and published in its pages, among which may be
mentioned,
TX. .u.4RVEL'S "Rereries ofa Bachelor" and
TtcKERMAN's Characteristic Of Literature"
To the Southern People it appeals strongly as
THE ACKNOWLEDGED LITERARY Or
GAN OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The Ed tor is determined to make il worthy OF
Of the South and Of the Country. The contents,
as heretofore, will embrace
Reviews. Historical and Biographical Sketches,
.Nouek, Tides, Ttare,s, Essays, Poems, Crit
iques, and Papers an tie .7'rny. Macy,
and other National Subjects
The Messenger will also continue to present
articles of a Scientific character, such as during
past years, have excited the most marked atten-
ton on both sides Of the Atlantic.
The Paris Correspondent Of the Messenger
will, as heretofore. occasionally supply the latest
intelligence in Literature, Science and Art, from
the French capital,
Of the Editorial and Critical Department ofihe
Messenger the Editor will only say that it will
embrace copious notes on the current literature
and reviews of all new American or Foreign
works of general interest and value. His opln-
ions will at least be always fearlessly and hon.
estly avowed.
TERMS-Sj per .4nnum iitcrriabiy in ddcance
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N OF [ G = 5

With this ts'u. another v1In, Of Ia Spectator rs
e,,ctlel an the psopri.trs take oc Vili cad It -
4, REQ st all p.rso n btcI u tn H. f)r Eu)scrip-
,on Advertising, or ia INK, All rlr h)w'yar sGall
a, AMOUNT [, call All m ,Ia sstti,u lat, ~ rant Ivy
mail, at their carl st c)nvenirnce. Owing to the
tr,nbic and sXp'lis, A. AGA cunt D So az anI
n is hop. tha; NJ oa, will wait 70 Sp'cdlv called
np,n. Fr,,tillt Of l1llar en- really b; remt>cl
through the null in PJstr;, Stamps
Nov l., 1881,
W The f,nrtA Q ltrt"rly N,,rg FIR tn stanton
st ition will r3a ,, ~ S1th' las h.xt II II O'Clock
Rev A. A. Reese. all several oth'r Mii'-rs from Il
disttncc are "xp 80 Il 70 o. p;es-nt
November % io5t
o. The Fun"ral Sermon o tCol. y w PSttrSon
,; h, nr,aeheJ ON next Sabbath at o'clock,a th' NJ
D.. Church. Nov 70
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A. NJ. SIMPSON,

for the liberal patronage hestow-
ed upon him, respectfully informs an
his friends and The public, E
EssA that he has just received from
IS ss7ssggssssss the North an elegant supply 49,
of Material for the manufacture of
Boots. Shoes. &C., o - r.
vb,cb bs will mako n order in roost fashionable.
s,ye and in workmanlike manner.
IN addition 70 the wotk manufactured in his otsh
sbop. he has opened a new and handsome variety
of Boo,s and Shoes. viz
.Iennv Lind Morocco Wells.
kid Duskins.
Slippers,
Eo.melled Rloomers
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-26
Just received and in Store,

0.l0 bOAe'o Saiious oianos iooacco' 80
wv 100 do. Scotch Snuff in papers,
AZ keys CARROTS do d., ~ @
l2 bbs Scotch and Rappee do,
Tidbal!'s Mixture and Maccuba to order,
100 gross best Matches.
65 boxes Of M. s. MS best Ink, 81
81 Tubacco Cutters,
100 dozen assorted Snuff boxes,
IDS reams assorted Cap Paper,
$50 do do Letter do, ~
81 gross Bonnet Boards,
500 Teams Crown and Double. Crown Paper,
400 do Cap and 100 do Shoe do,
l20 do Manela and Tea do,
AZ bales Cotton Irvine and Wicking,
80 boxes best Pearl Starch,
$4,000 superior Imported Segars,
$4,000 do Principe do.
$4,000 Regala, Paneiela and Castillo do,
1000 Cazadore, Rifle, Spanish g. Half Span do
10000 La Flora, Jenny Lind and La Riena Go,
So hales Cuba and Havana Tobacco
10 hhds Kentucky do
500 d.rzpn papers Smoking do
20 bbls Lynchburg do do
IL cases Turkish do do
100 boxes 8 ny 10 Baltimore Glass
60 do 10 by IL do do
l5U DO ny III w es'el" w
80 do l0by IL do do
90 cases assorted Tumbers
IL casks do do
60 cases Pint FIasks
20 do ! do do
$50 boxes gross Clay Pipes
40 do Pipe heads-5OO in each box
10 hbls do
5000 Reed Stems; 900 short do
I2O bbls and half bills Janison's Water, But
ter, Sugar aud Soda Crackers.
All of which we offer for sale at reduced prices,
and terms to suit. Dealers will do we'll to exam
inc our stock before going North, as we are deter
mined to sell as low as such guOds can be bought
all orders promptly and carefully al
tended 10.
Winchester Nov 10. 1851. n
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Dry Goods! Dry Goods

A ]. DEAKINS would respectfully call The
IA attention of his friends and the public gere-
rally, TO his new assortment Of
SEiSO.N:ABLE DRY GOODS,
just received from tie Northern cities, purchased
at low rates and offered at very small advance
for cash or 10 punctual Dealers His stock consists
in part of the following articles:
Rich Cashmeres, Plain and Fig'd de Lanes, French
Merinoes, Coburg Cloths, Poplins, Lnstres, Bl'k
Dress and Vesitte Silks, Fancy Silks, Wide
Plain and Plaid Bonnet Ribbons, Neck Ribbons,
Cuffs, French Worked Collars, Carnbrick Ed
gings and Insertions, Linen Edgings and Laces,
Cotton Edgings and Laces, Wide Black Silk
Laces and Fringe, Quilted Ribbons, Gimps,
Worsted Braids, Cashmere, Lambs Wool and
Alpaca Hose, Gloves OF all kinds, Children's
Hose, Chdren's Wooden Gloves, Fancy Hoods,
Comforts, Familiar, Embroidered Bl'k Shawls.
Waterloo Shawls, Fashionable Winter Bonnets,
&c., sc.
Staunton, Oct. %, 1851.
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CLOTHING CLOTHING !! CLOTHING \!
The question settled beyond the issue Of adOubt.

II EEP it continually before the people, that the
IA undersigned are receiving again moslsuPefo'
ly assorted stock Of
Fall and Winter Clothing.
Their stock is so varied this season, that it is i'm
possible 10 enumerate articles but they can assure
the public that an examination Of their Goods Will
amply reward them for their trouble. II is need
less to say anything about prices, as those who
have dealt with them heretofore, know how very
cheap they do sell, and such as have nol, may be
convinced by giving them call. They have
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
large and small. long and short, of all imaginable
stuffs- from the finest to the coarsest But to one
thing in particular they wish to draw the attention
Of their farming friends, and that is to the large
assortment Of z,
Negro Clothing
they shall keep on hand throughout the season.
They earnestly solicit and desire call from the
public before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB POLLITZ s. co.
Corner Store, Basement of Va. Hotel
Staunton, Nov. 5, 1851.
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O.. & M HIRsH'S
New Wholesale and Retail
vAR1ETYssTOKE.
One Door tYsst Of tie Post Office, :Statmtos "a

Onc U00f WeSt ~ We Tost SVsoo, SS~"'sv"
TIME UNDERSIGNED have just returned from ths
i Eastern Giles, where they have purchased
me of the LARGEST and best selected Stock Of Goods
in their line, evef brobght 10 the faiieJ VI '"gnr
ia, and are prepared to sell . .
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
at lower prices than before offered IN this mar
ket. They have articles Of almost every msnt'on-
able name and quality, to suit all classes and con-
d,ions. They would particularly call. the at'en-
ton Of Country Merchants TO the great inducements
held out at their Store TO make advantageous whoie-
sale purchases. They respectfully invite the cit.
liens of Staunton and of Augusta County 10 call :
and give their extensive Stock Of Varieties an ex
animation, assuring them that no pains viii Do
spared TO suit themfn price and quality
Fancy Goods.
Card Cases Work Boxes; Sewing Bsskets; Pa
per Weights; Sewing silk Jehhy Lind yInm-
imings; Sewing Cotton; Pocket and Neck Hand
kerchiefs; Worsted of all colours: Worsted Need
les and Bristol Boards; Umbrellas; Fans; Rsti T
icues; Scissors; Pocket Knives Pocket Books;
Port Moneys Purses; Suspenders; Accorde-
ons; Riddles, Banjoes and Music Boxes; A gen.
eral assortment Of Shirt aud other Buttons, a. :
low as cent per dvzen general assortmeh$'
ing and Writing Apparaiuses; Oil Table and
Floor Cloths Window Blinds of all kinds;:
Looking Glasses Of all sorts and sizes; Trunks.
and Carpet Bags; Ready-made Shirts and Coll.
ars, and great many articles too numerous 10 enu~-
merate.
VERY. +
Jenny Lind Ear Rings; Brest Pins; Lockets
Finger Rings Gold and Silver Watches Gold /,
and Silver Pencils Gold and Steel-Pens, Sill
yer and Plated Butter Knives, Spec'acles, &c.
together with great many other articles which
they deem it unnecessary TO enumerae.
They would say 10 .hose who want cheap goods,
rood goods and fashionable, goods not TO fail in lest
ing their ability to furnish just such articles. Their
motto is "qnick sales and small profits" and hav-
ing selected their goods to suit the grave and the
!ay," they would again earnestly in1ite The ciil-
sens of this town and comfy 70 corne and satisfy
themselves as to the truth uf what they say.
G. & NJ. HlRSH.
Stauhtoh, Oct 90, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-26

ginger, Cold Leaf, Lip Save, Liquorice Lo.
bella, Magnesia, lCal and CaIO, } MOr'ars and
Spatnlas, Musk, Mustard, Nipple Glasses, Nut
megs, Oils. Castor, Linseed, Amend, Sassafras,
Lemon, &c., &C.; Opium and preparations,
Starch. Sponge, Strengthening plasters,, Black
and Blue Inks, Vermifuges, Wines and Bran
dies, Paints and Oils, Brushes, Surgical lnstru-
ments, Abdominal Supporters, Elastic Conver-
sation Tubes, Essences, by the dozen or gross,
Indelible Inks, every variety Of Dye Stuffs, SC.
Stnnntnn Nov 10 1911.
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BLACK n THIN G.

,gIIlE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that he is now prepared to carry on the above
business at his hlhers old stand in G2ll)ws Town,
on terms moro favorable than ever before Horses
will De shJl around new for 50 cents, and by the
year for S. co. inch he FILTERS himself will strike
every body as remarkably low. Binding himself
10 do work in the b"st STYLE he respectfully soclts
a share of the public patronage.
GEO. WEXFORD.
S,o,,ntnp NV 10 1881 Iii
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The PEOPLES Clothing Store!
Grand & Magnificent Attractions:
nooama, q Co., in the Old Bell Tavern,

C10UQQldu G. OG'J III G1V 80 = =
TJlAKE great pleasure in Announcing 10 'he cltl'
Il Gems Of Slaunton and Augusta County, that
they have lust received from the North, one Oh lne
LARGEST. handsomest and cheapest stock OF
RHADY-MADE CLOTHING
ever brought 10 this market. The people OF this
region have read and heard great deal ut lale' a.
bout good and cheap Ready-.Hade clothing, ana
have doubtless purchased on very favorable terms,
but GOODMAN & Co., think they can safely as
sert that they have now on hand selection mat
will give more general satisfaction, IN every re-
spect, than any ever before offered here' ihelf
business connection at the North is such as to ena'
BILE them TO have their goods made up in the best
and most fashionable style, and to sell them al the
lowest possible prices. Their stuck consists IN
part, of fes.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS AND JACKETS,
Of every quality and description, Neck and Poke,
Hamkerchiefs, Drawers, Cotton, Flannel and
White Shirts, Suspenders, Stand up Collars, Gaps,
Garnet Bags, Umbrellas. Gloves, &C.. together
with large supply OF fine and coarse Boots ana
Shoes, which will be sold remarkably low.
In addition TO the above, they would respectfully
inform the people that they have just received
large assortment Of first rate
NEGRO CLOTHING,
10 an examination of which they invite especially
the farmers of this County. They feel confident
that they can sell them as good bargans TO say the
least, as any similar establishment in the State OF
Virgins All they ask is fair trial, in order to
convince the public that it will be TO their interest
to deal with them.
S,auntoE, Nov. IL, 1851.
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Richmond, lst November, 1851.
,Ayn,ysjg EFT E.gIaEg!Fo

.A!DV.a.s. III .ElEgLIaES!E0
With the view of devoting my time in future
exclusively to tho Literary Department OF the
Messenger, wish to form connection with an
active partner who shall manage its business al
fairs. ] therefore am willing TO dispose of one.
half of the property OF the magazine upon liberal
terms. The position of the Messengeras one OF
the 6cs, periodicals in the United States has new
er been more generally recognised than at the
present time, and to an energetic man osbuslness,
this opportunity is one Of rare occurrence.
Further particulars will be given upon apPllca-
ton by letter (postpad) or in person.
Address JNO. r. THOMPSON,
November 26. 1851. Richmond Va.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

SEALED proposals will be received at the VI,
~ flee of Hartman s. Bell, until the 18th day Of
December 1851, for building the M AS Ms
II l. l., in Siaunon.
The wnlk will include all the Brick work, Car
pentery, Painting, Sc, and the removal OF such
portions Of the present building may be required
Plans and specifications may be seen al their office
in Staunton. Va.
TERMS.-$l 900 to be paid on the 18th day
Of JAM 1852. $500 when the building is comPle'-
ed approved and accepted, and the residue In
twelve months thereafter.
The Contractors to furnish all the materials, and
give bond with approved security for the compile
ton of the work by June lat. 1852.
Bids will be received for the whole or parts oil
the work
Ri. PHILLIPS, J
i ! P 7; E aS;i Eek CON-
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DR. WIZ. CH.EP.W.GN,
DENTAL SURGEON,

HAS located himself at Mt. Sidney land he ten
4 ders his professional services TO the Citizens
of Augusta. He will continue to visit them al
their residences, as heretofore done, and perform
all operations upon the teeth necessary. for their
preservation and beauty.
From the finished manner in which he executes
his work he has no doubt Of giving satisfaction.
He respectfully tenders his thanks to the citizens
ofAugnsta for the liberal support extended to him
during the last two years, and socits the contnu-
ance of the same.
Oct. Is, 1851
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BARGAINS TO BE HAD.

MI B. WHITE has just received large stock
Isl Of fashionable goods for genteman's wear,
such as Cloths and Cassimeres from 81 to $40;
Vestings, 81 10 Sc; Hats. Caps, Boots aud Shoes
all of which he promises TO sell as low as they
can be purchased in this place. sLS
My. 10 1851.
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Now the time has come for great bargains in
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING 1!


WE would respectfully info inform na,t the public in
lot Of superior and wel-made CLOTHING, such
as Beaver Cloth Coats, Cashier, Cassinet Black,
Blue, Brown and all coored Cloths, Ne Plus
Ultra article, which we recommend to the public
Pants, Vests, and every article in our line will be
found satisfactory in price, as well as in quality of
goods.
All we have to say,
Is to give us a call
We beg you do moi stay,
And come to our Clothing Hall.
II nice suit you want 10 buy.
Just come to STEINER & BROTHER;
TOplease we surely will try,
And not think il any bother
STEINER & BROTHER,
One door East Of The Spectator o flee
Staunton, Nov. 10, 1851.
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Nov. 10. 1851.
TO TEE PUBETC.

'gNIIE Arm of Jones & White having been dis
solved, the undersigned avails himself of this
occasion to announce to the public, that the mer-
camille business will be carried on in future by him
self, in the store room occupied by Jones s. While.
Entertaining the lveliest sense of gratitude to the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed on the
firm OF james s. White. he returns his sincere
thanks. and INDUCES the hope that by unremtting
attention 10 business AMI desire to pIease,to mer-
il continuance of the favor Of his friends and the
public. NJ. Is. WHITE
SIanntnn. Nov. 10, 1851.
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aaacxsMErEE WANTED,

4 Il The shop near the Mt. S4Ion Parper Mill-
"a one Of small family preferred and he must
he Industrious and a good workman. A comforta
bile house and good garden attached to the shop
Application, post paid, may be addressed to the
''9 a lot Of uery fine SHEEP, (weihers) 60 in
number, for sale by the subscriber,
j. MARSHALL McCUE.
MI Scion, Nov 10, lS5l.-3t.
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sTAUNT0M NOV. IL, 1851

pREcKINRlDGE s. CoWNE, are now in
~ receipt of their Fall supply Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Guods, Groceries,
Qieensware, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Carpetings, Sc,
to which they respectfully invite the attention OF
their friends. and the public. Their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTiNG is complete, and
will be sold upon terms to please purchasers.
Stanton. Nov, II. 1851.
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A LARGE assortment of l0-4, i2+4 Ribbsn'
"A Bound Bed Blankets; Servants do. Saddle
do;tulled Cloths, CassinetS, Kentucky Jeans, Bed
,Tlcklngs, Canton Flannels, Plaid hitssys. Cling
hams, Brown and Bleached Coltons, Sheetiaes.
Calicoes, Sc. These goods will be sold az lov; y
they can be bought in town. Give me cali.
A. ]. DEAKINS,s
Oct. ~, 1851. Opposite the Post Ofice
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POSTPONEM ENT

POSTPONEMENT.
Owing to the low stage of the water aud the DIFF
fculty in procuring Timber, the letting of the
Bridge across Middle River, is postponed until the
LIST day of January next.
Nov. 5, 1851. R. Fl. K, Supt.
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TRACT OF LAND,


living in the Guunty Of Albemare, near Batesvilie,
adjoining the lands of Samuel o. Moon and others,
and containing by estimation, about EIGHTY a.
CRES-havng Oh it valuable
Grist Mill,
and two DWELLING HOUSES, with other
improvements The Mill with five Acres Of Land
so as to embrace the water rights, &c., will be sold
separately from the balance Of the Tract, as direct
ed by said decree.
The terms of said sale, will be so much cash in
hand as may be sufficient to defray the legal
charges and expenses attending the same, and
credit Of one two and three years given OF the bal
ance Of the purchase money; (each payment TO be
onethird ihereof) for which the purchaser or pur.
chasers will be required to execute bonds with good
and sufficient security thereto, for the payment o.
The same; and the title of the Land Withheld as
ultimate security.
ALEX'R FITZPATRICK; :
JOHN d. SPEICE,
November l2, lS5l.-td,. Commissioners
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Cl@hs, Cassimsns, Vestings; Cravati, d.

+ WOULD invite those in want Of Cioths: .Csr
!. simeres. Vastings. Cavats, Standing, Collar.
Silk and Wooden, Under Shirts, Kid, Silk ana
Wooden Gloves, Ready made Over-Co ,Busi
ness Coats and Vests, 10 my assortment. which
will be sold as low as the lowest Cone, bu, dom,
come all at onceS 4. j. DEAKINS' =
Oct. 90, 1851. $3.50 opposite the Pos, ofi..,
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MoaMlN MISSIONARIES. The M'rnohs 're Ia
bring IN the Sandwich lslani in companies VI
two, to convert the pnpaIAtiln natives, foreigners,
missionaries AID ALL 10 their faith II is not ht
tie worthy or no,e that, while in England and
Scotland they have made converts by thousands.
in Hawaii they Have met with n success whaieT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-26

IN wholesale Grocery up town; Young or
4 Middle Aged MAN. with an extensive west
ern Virginia, Mary land and Pennsylvania acquant-
ance, and with 81 Ms knowledge Of the Grocery
business To ore of suitable qualifications de
siabla situation would be ofGred.
Address G b,x |, Baltimore Post Office, with
references named, in Tue handw riling Of iheap
plicant.
Baltimore. Nov. - 1851.
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NOTICE.

'S'IIE partnership heretofore existing between
L j. Y. Jones & M. b. White, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All accounts belonging
10 the firm will be in the hands of the former for
settlement. JONES s. WHITE.
Oct. |, 1851.
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MARRIAGE LRIsS@RDs

On the 10th inst, BY Rev. Samuel Register, Rev. J.
Wesley WERE of Mt. Soloa TO Miss May e.,
daughter of Bailey Shaie. Esq, proprietor OF Angus
Ia Springs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-26
quick Penny better than slow shiIIip..

A will receive, in few days, very larte
assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ca.
will dispose of them at avery small ADVANCE. b.
lievlng the above motto to be true one. Crjhif |
you want bargains in the above articles, ssor M
thing elsa." A. j. DEAKINR.
/. Oct. ~, 1851. opposite the Post OFF,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-11-26
Drugs, Medicines, 60.

'INHOS. P. ESKRIDGE. Apothe- =
cary and Druggist; Dealer in y
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass Sc, VIZ
has just received large and well Sc
lected stock, embracing in part the fol- -
loving: ~
Lewis White Lead ground in oil Window Glass
Of all sizes; Best Nader Superior Indigo |;
Ext. Logwood; Sup. Car. Soda; Sal. Soda |;
Refined Borax; Blue Mass; Eng. Calomel |;
Best Opium No Castor Oil Refined Cam
phor; Sweet Oil Pearl Starch Sup. QuInins;
Sulph. Morphia; Essential Oil Spices Of every
kind, together with the usua! assortment Of Pat
tent medicines and Fancy articles, all Of which
he will sell at the Lo,vest cash prices.
Oct. % 1851,