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CHEAPEST AND MosTFAsHtoNAIIsr
SPRING GOODS.

A. J. DEAKfNs b now receiving from RAlii-
~ mote and Ptiladslphia, ge hsndscmtet ynd
cheapest Stuck Of GoodB eSsr offered 70 " Neslr
ton Markets. HsfsspsetfbIly s,licls M pld ese-
tosnen and the public esasmIiy. 10 ell - e1tns-
inc bis assortment before making their Spring pr
chases, feeling assured thst-he ESQ make u efeey
70 the interest of all wanting 0HsS r- Oeons 70 20
soimmediately. His stock comprises IN part the
following desirable styles, viz ~ ,,sssl glo;'t
-, -. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. CIR.
Black Gro. De Rhine; Fancy Berege do l1ine1
Colofed Dotted Swiss Muslins; White DO. DOR
French Berese French Berege De Laihes Fancy
Lawns; Embroidered Tissues Plain Ginghsnss
Dress Ginghams; A large assortment Of PridLs OF
the richest styles Ladies, Sys,e ColoSed Hoss5
Black Cotton do; Hooks and Eyes |; Ribbons-sA
large ASSORTMENT Of Bonnet, Neck, Taffia, Bait
lngs and Bonnet Flowers; Ronne,s-a fne sssori-
meGt. =, -
~: DOMESTIC GOODS. -, 80; .l...;
Bleached and Brown Muslins, embracing al The
most desirable brsnds Osnaburgs; Drill; 1ickingsa
Checks Brown Holland Table Diapen; TahId
Cloths 'Towsilhg Shsstile, PenitanIiaFy Fsids,
White Flannels; Colored Cambries; Nankesn.
!; GENTLEMEN's. WEAR. NJ s-----v
Black, Brown and Blue Cloths DO. and Fancy
Cassimefes, Fancy Tweed Qasei9eres Cor Coeisi
Cashmefe.,s, Black Satin Vesings, Fancy Silk Wee
tiups White Marsailles, Silk Handksrchisfs; Cot.
ton and Bingham handkerchief; Silk Cnvais.
Buttons, COMBS, Hair Brushes. 4.
,..s -. WHITE GOODS. i,.' T..
Book Msslins, Swiss do. Camhric do, Plaid DO;
White Embroidered Curtain Musin Coiofed d..
irish Linens Of the most improved make and fnish.
:'r, FANCY AND LACE GOODS. .-s..
Fancy and Scotch needle Werksd. Cdlau; do
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At a meeting of Board Of Trustees Of Thornrose
Cemetery June 2nd, 1851.
On motion of Col. Baldwin, 1t was LIST Reso!red,
That untilthe 18th day of July, the price OF lots
10 feet by 20 feet shall be $25. to be paid IN cash
when the lot is assigned, or secured by negotiable
note at ninety days bearing interest.
Reaolvsd, That the Secretary be authorized 10
reccse applications for lots, and TO record them as
geceived upon the payment of $40, as part OF the
pricea that upon the assignment and distribution
<of lots such applicants shall have choice in the or
der in which they shall have applied
Reso!.ed, That the newspapers Of the town
be requested to publish the foregoing resolutions
Officers OF Board-GEo. Nj. CocHRAN, Presi-
dent, JOHN B. BALDWIN, Treasurer, n. X. TROUT,
Secretary, MARTIN MCNAMARA, Superintendent.
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N o.. g..

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
L friends and The public, tliat the old stand q
theabuve Nu., has undergone { thorough s6hsngs
ia it's appearance, but not ithe low rates Of selling
CONTEMPORARIES E GROCERIES,
and that at that place he is now receiving fresh
supply ofevety thing 10 his line, to which he ID
vites the attention Of the ID part
Of the following,
Lemons, Oranges, - ~. hu
HaisiGs, Prunes, Figs, y ' = '''
Dates, Citron, Cutrants,
Sultaha Raisus; English Walnuts,
Almonds, hard and soft shelled, i,
Filberts, Cocoa Nuts, Butter Nuts,
Pecans, Ground Peas,
Preserved Ginger, y. ~. 4!
Pickles, in quart and half gallon jars,
Preserves, Sugar, Brown, Loaf,
Crushed and Pulverized, 80.
Coffee. Tea Molassesy Salt Cloves,
Nutmeg, Mace, Allsplce, Cinnamon,
Crackers, Cheese, Saleratis, Soda, - -
German, Clay and other Pipes dnd Stems,
Tobacco, Chewing and Smoking,
Mustard, Brooms, Whisps, Backing.
Matches. Wooden Buckets, Baskets,
Soap, fine Toilet and Common, = 8:
toge,her with Psrfamery;i Fancy Goods, Toys,
French, Plain, and Noticed Candies and Confec.
tionares Of his own fnanufactdfe, which he will be
able to offer as low, if not alectle lower than ever
offered in this market, fof the cash or to punctual
customers Dent mistake the Old Stand opposite
VIM. Kyls's, Main Street. >, css.
- +. N. .CUSHlNG, Accent.
Staunton, May Z, 1851.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.


DIED, on Thursday night the 22d inst, at his resi-
dcuce on South River, in this county, Mr. JOHN RAM-
SAY, aged upwards Of so years.
DIED in CORTLAND, Ala, the l7th ult., Mr..
JAMES VI. BEsMER, formerly of this place.
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Atsmeeting of Nazarite Division No. 1873, Sons OF
Temperance, held at their Hall IN Niddlebrook, ON
Monday, May Goth, 1851 the following Preamble and
Resolutions adopted:
Whercas it has pleased the Great Dispenser Of hn-
nan events in his ALI wise Providence to lay the hand
of sore affection upon Us, and take from our midst oAr
highly esteemed aud dearly beloved brother GEoReE
w. Muck, and to call him into an existence teemhs
with pleasures unalloyed and crowded with bliss su
preme and whilst offer up at memory's shrine to-
ken Of fond remembrance for his many virtues, and shed
tear of deep and regret DER temporal loss;
Yet rejoice in the confident hope that his immortal
spirit is lowering around the eternal throne OF Cod
chanting spiritual songs his praise and realizing all
the pleasures Of glorious eternity THUG proving that
sour temporal loss IL his eternal gam therefore, be
it resolved
st That we attend the faneral Of oar deceased broth
err and render his remains those hoaors that are pre-
scfbed by the laws and nsageS oil the order oil sons Oh
Temperance.
2nd. That we wear the uspal badge OF mourning for
thirty days. and that badges and emblems OF Office
be propery clothed with this token OF respect, tor the
same length Of time.
3rd. That we deeply sympathise with the bereaved
relations Of the deceased and pray that they NAV look
for consolation the great dsposer Of all good TO whose
power bow in humble Submission, and whose lender
mercy and kind compassion we beseechingy lmPlore.
9Th That a copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
&c the family ofhe deceased and that the Editors OF the
ar,ers in Stannton DC requested give them inser
zion in their respective papers.
S Soa ySRF 81 ihS Committee.
NJ. w. d. HoGsHEAp, X. ).
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.


rJ,HE attention of the public is respectfully direc-
l. ted to The Stock of Clothing, kept by Jacob
POLITE s. Co., which for choice, beauty and quality
OF Goods, has never been surpassed in this place..
How very cheap they have sold their GOODS, is
well enough known; the only thing they have to
say now is, that by selling little cheaper yet they
hope to merit and receive still more the patronage
of the public at large.
Too numerous it would be to mention all articles
in Store, but we have still on hand, and will be still
receiving the so justly admired style OF Cashmere
and Cashmere,e loose Sack and Frock Goats, in
black, brown, green blue black and olive Bfo*n and
blue, Sack and Frock cloth Coats. Summer Chats
Of ali descriptions, as well as Pants, Vests, &c
lie. no enc who is DESTROYS TO Save noney,Ao get
fashionable articles, such as are well made and do
fit, fail 10 cone to us, before purchasing any where
else. .
JACOB POLLlTZ s, co.
s,,,n,on ,,.v | ,ssi I''' y Wv $500
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DY virtue Of authority invested in me, shall
~ sell on the LIST day of August, 1851, all that
certain Tract or parcel of Land, lying in Augusta
County, situated about midway between Stee's
Tavern and GreenyiIle, and one mile from the
Stanton Plank Road, that is now in progress. and
bounded as follows, to wit: by the links and Eau
yer Lands and By tho Lands of Collins and New
ton. Said Tract contains
IO3 Acres, 3 ROOds and FL Poles,
about one half cleared and under fence, the balance
well timbered. Persons wishing to purchase will
please call on me, for farther particulars, on the
premises as 10 Improvements.
Terms of sale made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM E. WILLIAMS.
n. B.-Title ndsputable.
June 4, lS6l-tds.
90 Rockingham Register copy.
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ry,HE subschSer has .psrmiEsAls established
L. himself in Winchessefas Byer and Rsno::
Uater.f ~. - bad = tr-c' - - ,.iN' :.
Msrino. Silk. and every description q Ladies'
Dresses, Shawls, &c., re-dyed and finished 70 any
shade. 3
Gen,lemen's Garments renovated, dyed. andre
psred without rubbing of or staining, in the best
Bile and Fancy Colop on Carpet and eovehet
yarns.J Merchants can hsse their goods dysd sad
refuished equal to city work. u, : .s.,
His.c1Porienco rs Of many ysars standing; thd
he refers 10 Messrs Griffith, Winchester, and G.
c. Porter, Charlestown, both manufacturers, as to
his workmanship. - ~ =" .'a
Parcels from distance will be directed TO the
undersigned, 10 be left at the store Of jacob Sense
nsy, Esq, .Loudon street.
~ -, ;JNO. H:.TICKELL.
Winchester; NAV 7, Sim.
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VIEW hooks. I.
AT COWaN'S BOOK STORE.

Science of things Familiar Fruit, Flower and
~ Kitchen Garden; Nathalie Rose -Dougtass Or
The Autobiography ola Minister'S Daughter; Self
Deception, BY MIS- Ellis; Richard Of York The
Irish Confsdera.es, and the Rebellion of 1873;
The Book That viii suit you; The Dyer and Col
or makers Companion; Gems by the Way Side ).
Woman; her, Diseases and Remedies, Series o.
Letters to His Class by Charles o. Meigs, d. d.
Second edition revised and enlarged.
Hapers Magazine for MAY: 3
The International Magazine. for May.
> - WALL P.aPER.- = '5.i !.
~ Also, few Sets of handsome Wall paper, just
received and IA for ''. sale ' y RoB,r cowAs.
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N Office.

NOTICE is hereby given to the persons who
~ have heretofore generously subscribed to the
Wesleyan female Institute that the last nstalment
Of thes subscription will be die on the lst day of
June, 1851, on or before which time payment is
earnestly solicited.
The Trustees stand greatly In need Of funds TO
meet their liabilities, and relywtli confidence On
the promptitude ofsubscribers to enable them to
do so.
Rev. Thomas B. Lemon, pastor Of the Metho.
dist E. Church, in Staunton, in my absence will
receive all moneys due The Wesleyan F. Institute
and receipt for the same.
JNO. w. HEDGES, Fin'l Agent.
May.27, IS5l.-3t Yves. Fem Institute.
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LAND FOR SALE.

+ WILL Sell pfivately the Farm 90 which re-
1 side, about I'VE Miles from Waydesbote', = and
on the road leading from Wsynesboso' % StauHton,
on the waters of Long MeadowRhn, sd5oining the
lands of biichaelA. Koiner, Solomon Miller, and
others, containing about 19S Acres.
This LAND is in good condition; the Buildings
are New Biick House;a large Switzer 'Bara and
all other necessary outbuildings. The fences are
all in good repair The parts of cleared land; Tim
bered and meadow lands are we'll propottioned.---
There Is aspiring Of never falling sf,within &c
yards Of she house. There is Large Apple Or.
chafd Of first rate fruit trees. Any one wishing Ia
purchase Commodious Farm in good. neighbor-
hood will please call sson and examine mine.
CASPER conner, JR.
May s. I85I.-k. 's~s !.
E1- Rockingham Register copy lineosh. :
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COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF. UNI
~ versaI History, together with BiogrpAy Of
Distinguished Persons, to (which is appended "a
epitome Of Heather Mythology, Natursl PkiIos0i
ply, General Astronomy and Pbgdlot6gy ;esasPssd
and used in the Public. Schools of PhHsdsapha.
f. STONES b CO., Pubiislfttau,
z !" S..-W. corner Fonrth and Race Sts, Rkijss
Teachers and School Committees addressing
letters to US post paid, will be furnished with COP
les for Termination. m :
~ Full and Complete Assortment Of Booze
and Stationary for Sale at the Lowest Prices. ~
April 80, 1S5l.-ly.
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Look to your interest.

PY calling at the establishment of the Under
ID signed, where may be had the various kinds
of FURNITURE, usually made in this part
ST the country, of Poplar, Walnut, Cherry, Maple
or Mahogany. Also, Flows, Rakes, Forks, Scylhe
Snaths, &c, Collins neatly finished, lined and de-
vered for 81 per foot. made Of Poplar or. Walnut,
those made Of Maple. Cherry, or Mahogany at pro-
portionable rates. Good paper, Lumber, Grain or
Flax Seed taken in exchange for work. Our mot
to in future shall be "Come and see."
!. c. MYERS.
Prospect Mansion, near
New Hope, Va, May q, 1851. :
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BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE.
Cheapest Clothing Store in Staunton.

UutupCsb OlutuluS Nt0io Ah Stuuutvns
Ye people who would like to know.
Where you can find the greatest show,
or goods, the cheapest ever bought,
Or ever TO this borough brought,
Just listen while we have the time
Ylihont The aid Of Foreign rhyme
To prove it to demonstration ,,;,,
That not shop throughout inc na'I"'
Has on lis proaning shelves oisp'ayeu
A stock Of CLorHiNe READY MADE
That can for fit or beauty rare
With FRAsK s. CoMPANY's compare.
W. w.rrant that you here will find
Sams,binq Just suited to your mind
Hn,y nreat so e'er may be your haste,
A moments time will please your taste.
Goats, pants and vests, stock complete
To fit you out from head to feet.
All cheap for cash for we'll the word
Throughout the County may be heard
All people Of discretion go
For Clothing cheap, 10 FRANK s. Co.
Give US call is all we ask
To show our goods pleasant task,
All other places you may try,
Then come TO FRANK s. Cos. to buy.
We have just received the largest and best Sc
ec,ed stock of Ready-Made Clothing ever brought
to this Borough, and we are determined to sci
Clothes cheaper than any other establishment II
this place. Remember the store,
FRANK & CO.,
One door below the Stage Office
Stanton. June 4, lS5l.-Sm.
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known that tens Of thousands have been cured, our
friends will begin to realize the truth OF our remarks IN
former advertisement viz that there would not be
single family in America who would live day without
possessing box Of Me AlIsss AH- Healing Ointment,
if they but knew its virtues.
McAlster's All-Healing Ointment restores perspira-
nues through which nature carries off the impurities
Within and thus relieves the body ofdsease is thus
that cures Consumption Feyers Scroua, Eryspelas
Asthma, Salt Rhcun, Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism Scad Head, Pains in the Chest,
Side and Back, Dyspepsia, Poisons, Sore Breast Deaf
ness. Cutaneous Erupons, Sore Eyes, inflammation o. the
Bowels. Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chbiains, Piles,
all Fever Sores, and Inlammatons ofevery kind.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-04
MARRIAGE RECORD

In Baltimore, on Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the
Rev DR. Dorsey s. w. FIcKLIN, Of Va, to Miss CAR
-oLIsE 6, youngest daughter OF the late JOS WILKINS
On the 10Th ofApril in Harrisonvle, Missouri, by
the Rev. J. Farmer, MIR. JOAN CowAN, formerly OF
stanton, to Mrs. +. NJ. JAcKsoN.
On the l4th ult,. by Rev. A. A. Eskridse, Mr. DA-
vtp GEsrRY TO HARRIET N. LILLY, all OF this county
On che 25th ult by the same, MlcHEAL DANIELS to
ELLEN Fourz all oil this coanty.
On the 2S,h ult by the same, joan KEY TO FRAS-
CTS CRoFr all Of this county.
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.le,o establishment.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
Il tthey have taken the honse lately occupied
by Mr.. Samuel Sterling, second door above the
Court House Alley, and are now receiving a full
supply Of. a., a..~
Groceries and COnfectionaries.,
all which will be sold low for cash, or to punctual
customers on short credit.
They also carry Oh the BAKING BUSINESS
in all It's branches. BREAD will be carried to
customers every morning. 49, !
Also CAKES, Of every description, kept on hand
and furnished to-order.- :, -. >r-r
sCHERER s FINsTER.
Statnton, April %, ls51.-lf.
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X. r. RANKIN.

DAGUERREOTYPlS occupies room o.
~ yer the Store of, Mr.. A. j. Deakins. LIKE
NESSES taken in the best style the art, and in
all kinds Of weather Satisfaction given before
leaving the room, out if the individual returns and
sits again an extra charge of Fifty Gents will be
made, also in all cases when the cash is not paid.
CO., Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call.
Saunton, MAY IA, 1851.
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DR.. Beach's American Practise Of Med
ioine and Family Physician.
THE ROCK FOR THE PEOPI

THIS Work treats ofthe diseases of all men, women
i and children, reform or eclectic principles. 1t
has been recommended by the most celebrated physI-
clans in both heispheres. and splendid Gold sledals
awarded the authority nne sorereigns Of Europe, who
hare pronounced il the correct and Scientific
Practice, ind as eminenuy designed for Families and
Physicians This practice is taking the p1m and prom
ment Complete in one volume, with numerous engrav-
ings.
O. GRAND. DEpoT. Ill Fulton Street, New York.
For sale Wholesale and retail by c. N. KINNEY,
Siaunton, and JACOB BEAR, Lexington.
June 4, lS5l.-lyect.
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
- Office at Staunton, June LIST, 1856
Joseph Aubrey, j Argenbright, John Bryne, Jas
Bluet WIN Brown, James Brooks, Henry Bailey,
Mr. Brewer, Geo FL Brown. Alex'r Bruce, DR. B F
Cosby, VIM Chapman, Peachy Chandler, Miss
Kate Chapman, r 6 Campbell, j L Close. Benz
Coffman Richard Clsyton, Charles A Dunlap, 5
NJ Dickson, Rev K Davis, Oster Davis, Abra-
ham Elliot, Rober, Farrar, J w l. Fleamster,
Daniel Fisher, Henry Grove, John Grove, A A
Green, Rachel Greiuer, Thomas Hutchens, Will
son Hutchins, Hiram Houseknecht, Mr. Haskell
David Hupman, WIN James, Jacob Kibler, John
Kelley, Micheal Kibrde, Joseph l. Long James
Maruane, Rev Hiram Myers, George Myerley Mrs
Mary Mills, Hon Jeremiah Morton, Elijah Nc
Dowel, Palmer C Mckinley, s Oneal, John
Paris, Mlcheal Quinlan, Jos Quares, Jno Rowle,,,
Aaron Richardson, Adam Rusmisel, Leonard F
Smith, Joshua Smith, Col Jno G Stringer, Eliza
beth Shank, Valentine Spa,,ly, Jane l. Thompson
John Taylor. Edward Walton, Margaret Whitlock
Robert L Whitlock. George Walker, John War,
ner.
The letters il not taken out before the lst Of July
next, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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NE w B 0 o K S &.

A GUIDE to the Virginia Springs; CurTan and
N his Contemporaries The Female Jesuit
Downng's Country Houses; Essays and Reviews lew
J.. by E. p Whipple; The Turner'S Compa9ion; The
hsffer and Mlwrghls Assistant; Lady Wlllongn-
by's Diary The Life and Times Of John Calvin,
translated from the German of Paul Henry. ID. D.
S.t,t's Novels ia French Domestic Economy. by
Miss Beecher Miss Beeoher's Domestic Receipt
BoS, Harper's Magazine fcr June. Just received
and for sale ~ hoBI. CoWAN-
June 4, 1851.
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NOTICE.
Stanton and North River Gap Turnpike

books are bow open for subscriptions 70 this
- improvement. at Stsunton, under the direction
OLA. H. H. Stuart, +. j. Niche, H. w. Shelby.
N. G. Kinney, Benz. Crawford; G. NJ. Coehfas
and j. F. j. White: at Parnassus., uadss ths di,
recton Of Enos Sitting, Baaisi WhismoteS John
Clarke and David Hogsetts: at Spring HIN, un5ss
the direction If Bailey Dunlap, ThsopGtus Gamble
Urbane d. Poe and Jacob Crist; Al ,Msunt Scion.
under the direction Of j. G. Fulton, William R.
Blair, Henry Blakemore, C. R. Harris and J. NJ.
McCIe., 1t is earnestly hoped siT who arc friend
y to Ibis great County Improvement, win imme-
diately come forward and had helping hsnd.--
Each share is S25.
MAY 7, 1851. 1900,
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MEN AND BOYS Mammoth Wholesale and
NJ Retail Clothing Store, N. E. Corner Of u
Mon ard Second Streets, Philadelphia. A large
and. varied assortment Of Elegant New, Style
SPRING. FASHIONABLE ;. CLOTHING for
Genllemen and Boys or hand, made -upin very
superior manner, and will be sold at very low pr.
ces. Southern and Western Merchants are inyi-
ted to call and examine the extensive stock before
purchasing elsewhere, and save per cent.
Particular attention. paid to Customers work. A
great varietyof Cloths, 'Cassimeres" and Vestings
always-on hand, for those who prefer having their
Clothing made to orde, to select from;
'" =, LOTT: BUCK,
N. E. Corner Of Union and End Street, Phil.
May 7, 1S5l.-3m.
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Total Dsstruction Of rlies.

~ NJ. SIMPSON begs leave 20 draw the attcn-
". ton of the Public. who wish to be free from
the great annoyance of Mosquitoes, House and 9TH
or Flies, to. try his new and great Fly Destroyer,
which for certain destruction of those insects, far
surpnsses anything that has been introduced for thai,
purpo,e before One fair trial will prove the fact,
Sold in Bnxes at 30 and % cents each or ready for
use at 5 csnls per sheet. Always rerdy at
C. Nj. SIMPSONS,
Galluws Town, Stanton. Va. I
limo A 1881 If {
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HARDW.aRE.

rTyIIE subscriber has just received hs Spring sup
i ply Of Hardware which makes his Stock very
complete. comprising Tools and Materials ofgreat
variety for Carpenters Cabinet Makers, Black
smiths, Saddlers, Gun Smiths, Ccopers, Shoema-
kers &c., &c., also very large stock Of articles in
general use by Farmers and Housekeepers to which
the attention Of all in want rs requested as they Will
be sold 70 compare :avoraby with city grices.1
49, GEO. f.. PRICE.
c..,..., A,,;l % tS5i
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TGNHE through Freight Train to Charlottesville.
l. will commence on Mondays the 18th Of The
present month, to make 2lriifs per week.
:, The hours Of departure For the Freight Train
will be as follaws:
Leave Richmond at 5 o'clock A. M, and arrive
in Charlottesville at O'Clock P. NJ, on every Mon
day and Thursday.
The way Freight Train from Richmond to Cor
louisville, including all the turnouts,
Leaves Richmond al5o'cock A. NJ, and arrives
at Gofdonsville at 6 o'clock P. NJ, on every Wed.
nesday. '.,;,s'
Thedepartures from Charlottesville and Gordons-
vile, tt'
Leave Charlottesville on every Tuesday and Fri
day at O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive in Richmond
at o'clock P. NJ, and .1'
Leave Gordonsville at S o'clock A. NJ, arrive
in Richmond al O'Clock P. Nj.
The consigners from Richmond are requested to
put their freight in on Tuesday for Turnouts, as
Wednesday will be the only regular Freight day
for Tnrnnnts- ~ l..'..'0
" c. r. MASON, Sup't.
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=. Il. MAOUNj oupI.
Staunton May ID, lS5l.-tf
old Things shall Become New.

fsNIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has made some changes in the
BAKING DEPARTMENT. of his concern and
is now ready to furnish his friends lin addition to
his former variety, number Of new kinds of CAKE.
He is also prepared to supply Parties and Weddings
at the shortest notice, and as well as they can be
furnished in the place, with any thing in his line !;
all he asks is an equal chance-feeling certain
that satisfaction will be given.
Call at the Old Stand, No. 8, Cheap Side, Main
Street. + E. M. CUSHING, Agent.
Slaunton. May Id, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-04

a. must inform those indebted to the estate of
DR.. Berkeley, that il is indispensaSy necessary
they should settle with me promptly, otherwise,
after reasonable delay, will have To ask the aid
Of the Officer. NlChO. Il. IhouI:
June 4, lS5l.-tf AdmOr. &c