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wAYNEsBoRo' MALE ACADEMY.

R. S. Phillips Tutor of the Languages, SC.
H. B. BIBB d" Mathematics, SC.
1NHE next session of this School, will commence
l. On the 18th of August, and end On the 18th
Of June. The course Of instruction will embrace
the ordinary branches ofan English education, TO-
gether with Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish, Italian. German and Anglo Saxon, or
old English. Parents or guardians, living at q
distance, can get board for their children or wards,
in this place. at very reasonable price.
Monthly circulars will be furnished 10 each pa
rent and guardian, relative to their progfess and
department.
Terms for Tuition per Session Of 10 Months.
Languages, Mathematics. &c., $50
English Branches, $40
one half payable in advance. No deduction except
in OF protracled sickness and no scholar taken
for less time than half session or five months.
REFERENcEs.-Pr Professors Gessner Harrison,
Schele de We're, E. FL. Courtney, and w. b. Rog-
ers, University of Va.
September 10, lS5l.-,f
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MOUNTAIN GROVE FOR SALE,

the subscriber has removed 70 tne hso
"A Sweet Springs, he offers his FARM fOr sale.
situated in The County of Bath, ON The Iurnpies
road from the Warm Springs 10 hunisnyIIh.
halfway between the above named places. I'M
Farm lies in the fork Of the two BACK CpRh %
contains BY an inclusive survey, aoes
1900 ACRES,
,hs larger portion Of which lies perfectly level -.
ing bottom lands on those streams. It's in good
state Of cultivation. with good fencing and ocar
siderable portion Of she poughed lands set in o'-
yer, about As ur so Acres Of meadow, and - mseA
more may be made. II produces grain Of oil KINDS
well, and offers great inducements 10 the stock
raiser, being surrounded by the finest mounsaia
range in the county, equal to that in any country.
IL The improvements arc large and COR
nuEH Portable hewed
l!lW LOG HOUSE,
two story BRICK KITCHEN AND WDAV-
ING HOUSE, fine Stone Dairy. with ~ fias
water as can be found in the mountsihs, IN excel
len, Smoke house and Negm Cabins, lafgs dsu'
Bile Barn and Stabling sufficient,
A Fine Manufacturing Mill.
with all the machinery necessary for sleasiSS
whea. and making good -four. Also,
A FIRST RATE S.4W.JdILL.
ali in good repair and possessing fine water power
There is Pos, Office kept here. with TWO mails
arriving and departing weekly. This is an excsl-
lent stand fur Tavern and Store. Il is useless,
TO say more. presuming that any person wishing e"
purchase will examine for himself My address b.
'Red Sweet Springs" Allegheny County, Va
Terms made easy, and possession given :, ssy
time. SAM'L. Y. GATEWOOR.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24
Valuable Property for Sale.

'l>HE subscriber still offers at public sale his
valuable property situated seven miles above
Mddlebrook, and within one mile of the Lexing
ton road and a mile from Newport, in Augusta
County. The Tract of Land contains FIFTY
ACRES, and has on it a MERCHANT MILL
and SAW MILL, both In toerable repair. The
stream which turns the MIlsis never failing, and
there are admirable sites for any kind u machin-
cry.
The proposed new road from Stanton to Lex
ington BY way of Middlebrook and Brownsburg,
will pass Immediately by the property. The neigh
bortlpod is agreeabe, and the land is well adapted
TO The raising of wheat.
G@- Address The subscriber, Middlebrook,
Augusta County.
SAMUEL D. SPROUL.
Sep. 10, 1S5l.-6t.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL he snld on Wednesday. The 18th Of Oct.
w ner! at the late residence Of James McNurt.
deed. all the persnnal property belonging to the
said decenden,. consisting in part of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, grain of d ffprent kinds viz:
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats large stock of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
&c head Vt good fat cattle and various other arti-
cles.
TERMs.-A credit Of niue months will be given
on all sums exceeding five dollars. the purchaser
executing bond with approved security. On all
sums under five dollars the cash will be required.
WIN. NJ. McNUTr. . a..
ROBERT McNUTr. s EA''" l.
Sept. "a, 1851 Ids
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P u b l. G S AL Il .

's7llE subscriber will offer for sale at his resi-.
dence, within one mile If New Hope Angus
ia county, or Monday Tie 2Aof October merit the
following property, VIZ: Horses, one road Wagon,
Farming implements, several
FINE MICH cows,
q lot Ut Hogs and stock Hogs, Wheat. Hay. Sc.
LEANS On all sums of five dollars and up
wards, credj, of nine months will be given, the
purchaser giving band with approved security, I'M
der that the cash will be required.
J. HUMBERT.
September "a, lS5l.-tds.
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Life and Times Of Calvin.

'TNIIE second and concluding volume of The Life
IF Caicin, by DR.. Henry, has just been issu-
ed by Garter s. Banks, and it is quite equal in e.
very respect 10 the first volume. Such careful
history was well deserved ola Christian whom
even Vulaire admitted to be one in The list of the
worlds twenty greatest men, and it was especially
needed Tor the vindcation of one who had in SO ex-
iraordinary degree been subject of pariizan
hatred and calumny.-Iniernation Mag. for Sep
TENDER. For sale by II. CowAE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN the Circuit Court Of Augusta County, June
25th, 1851.
Robert Suapp, Guardian f'r Mary, Magdsline,
John, Frederick, Calharine Ann and Sarah Mar
garet Rodes, infant children VI Frederick Rodes,
dse'd--Plainlf.
A0AInsq
Ca,harne Rndes, widow Of the said Frederick
Rodes, decd, and Nicholas C. Kinney, assign
ed as Guardian ad Item for the infant Defend
ants, Mary, Margaret, John, Frederick, Cath
arice Ann and Sarah Margaret Rodes. infant
children Of Frederick Rodes, dec'J-Defendants,
IN CttANCERY.
This cause came On 10 be heard this 25th day OF
June, 1851 on the Bill, answers Of the Defendants
Catharine Rodes and Nicholas C. Kinney, the
Guardian ad Item for the infant Defendants and
general replicatons thereto, depositons, and was
argued by Counsel. On consideration whereof, the
Court is Of opinion that the interest of the nfan,
Defendants will be promoted BY sale Of the forty
Acres OF Land in the Bill mentioned, and the Wild
ow of the said Frederick Rodes, decd. by her an
swer asserting thereto 1t is adjudged, ordered
and decreed. that the Plaintiff, Robert Snapp, be
and is hereby appointed Commissioner to make
sale at public auction, on the premises 10 the high
est bidder, of the said Forty five Acres Of Land
with the appurtenances thereto belonging. in the
Bill mentioned, after advertising The same in some
newspaper published in the town of staunton. for
four weeks successfully, next preceding the day
of sale, terms Of sale to be as follows: One-third
of The purchase money to be paid on the lst day Of
November next, one-third OH the lst day OF May,
1852. and the remainder on the lst day Of Novem-
Der, 1852, to bear interest from The day Of sale, the
purchaser to execute bonds with approved security
payable to the said Robert Snapp, as Guardian Of
The infant Defendants. The said Commissioner
to make report Of his proceedings under this de-
cree TO the next term fthis Court when The Court
will decide upon the proper allowance to the Com
missioner, the allowance to be made TO the Wild,
wv in lieu of dover, and the proper investment Of
the funds for the benefit Of the infant Defendants.
Copy--Teste,
NICHO'S e. KINNEY, Clerk.
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Valuable Tavern Property for Sale.

'1>llE undersigned, agents for the heirs of Rob't
llarnsbargar decd, will ofsr at public auc-
tion. on Monday the 29lE inst, On The premises
that well known
II O n e L,
in the town of Waynesbnro', Augusta County and
now in The occupancy Of Mrs. jones. The house
is large and conveniently situated a large Stable
convenient to the house. Also an excellent build
ing lot used for years. as a vegetable garden.
Terms easy. and made known On day Of sale.
Should we moi he able to effect sale, il will on
that day be rented to the highest bidder, perhaps
for term of years In either case, possession Civ
en- on the first Of November next.
GEO. G. ROBERTSON, ,uo..,
SAM'L. HARNSBARGER, "se"'''
Sen. 10, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TyNHE subscriber, on account of the present state
l. of his health, has determined TO quit farming,
and will dispose Of his personal property, at pub
lie sale, at his residence two miles from Green
vile, on the Staunon road, On Tuesday the 7h
IF October next, if fair if not The mex, fair day.
The properly consists Of five head Of HORSES
one bIuoded mare, and one mare colt one year
old CATTLE; some good milch COWS and
yo,n,g Cattle; HOGS; GRAIN of different kinds;
% or "a lons of HAY; some Clorer Seed; Wag-
on, Cort. Jack Scrsw, and Horse gear Farm
ing implements Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure; lot prime BACON, and many other ar
licles not remembered. The terms will be made
known on the day of Sale.
JACOB S. FRENGER.
Sep. 10, 1851 -3t*
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A SU PIP f R.

WE are requested to state that SUPPER
w will be given in the acture Room, Of the
Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday evening, che
24Ih September, by tho ladoe Of Siauntun, the
pr oceeds to be applied to the erection Of steeple
on the Church. A Souu,irul repas t WI! be pro-
Vided.
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Attention Cavalry.

rINllE Cavalry attached to the Sd. Reg imen!.
V, NJ, will parade in Fishersvlle, on the LIST
Saturday in 0ct0ber next, at n'clnck, in wiuler
dress arms and aec0urenenis in order for inspec-
zion.
Those persons who have withdrawn from the
Cavalry aud have not delivered up The arms belong
ing TO the Company. are required To do sn on that
day. or legal steps will be taken To get them.
by order Of The Captain.
Vim. n. SlilREY, o. S.
Sept, "a. lS5l--V. and NJ, please copy.
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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, Tunlblers,
large punch Bowls Glass Pitchers China Tea
Sets; Willow Ware Pitchers of all sizes and
new styles. These will, all on hand will he sold
al reduced prices for the balance Of The season
WHITE s Co.
Slaunton, July Q, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, at his residence in Lexington on the Friday
morning the 9TH inst, RosGar Wutrs, Esq, for
the last 50 years a resident Of that place
DIED, at the res idencc of her sou James S. Bush
near waynesboro, the 18th Of Sept, Mrs. RACHAEL
BUsH, in the 92d year Of her age.
DIED, in this county on the 18th inst, MIR. IHoSAs
HurcHISs, in 77th year OF his age.
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N OTTO Z s.

Ey- All Candidates for office announced through 'ne
columns OF the ''SPEcrAToR" will be required ~ pap
Tor such announcement, the usual rates oil
OS- Every communication or notice intended OF cal
or which is of personal and private character, publish
ed in this paper will be charged for'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24
MARRIAGE RECORD

On Tuesday morning the 10th INST by the Rev. VIM
r. Richardson, JoHSsoN BELL, Esq, Of Lewisburg,
TO Mrs SARAH PoRTEaFtELD, daughter Of John Wayt,
Esq, Of WaynesboFo.
On Wednesday morning the 18th inst, BY the Rev.
b. NJ. Smith, Mr.. Ga IS. +. Hoy, Of Mason county,
to Miss RASNAa L. BaooKs Of this place.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24

Or The Governor of California having issued a
proclamation against the summary action OF the
San Francisco Vigilance Committee, they now
confne themselves to the arrest of accused parties,
and on investigation Of the testimony against them
they are handed over to the courts aud the grand
iuEy,
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r1NHE next session of this School will commences
on Monday the lst day Of September next, and
close she last Friday ofJune 1852.
The establishment Of this school has grown out
Of the demand in this section of our country for
oo..o0! OF high OrGer, winch InigHr u5 I=iird
TO furnish thorough academcal education, on
religious basis, and al a reasonable expense to the
largest cumbersome which might raise the stand
ard Of scholarship in lhoroughness'of preparation
for full classical and scientific course, and at The
game time prepare young men, who do no, conem
plate regular college course for an intelligent eS-
ercise OF their duties, in any department Of human
enterprise.
TERMs-Classcal and Mathematical course
per 10 months $50 90
The higher branches Of English ga 90
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and
English Grammar Commenced SIS 90
Contingent fund ST. 90
Boarding including every personal accommodation,
can be had in the Village snd vicinity, and in the
best families at from Sc Sc to 81 Sc per month";
A number OF boarders can be accommodated in the
family ofthe Principal.
The handsome and extensive Building-the Ii
brary, Glnbes. Maps &c., with which the next
session will open, will furnish, every facility for
thorough training and ripe scholarship.
The community in which this school is located,
for sound morality and religious influence is.un
surpassed in the Stale.
Address the Principal, at Brownaburg, Rockoridge
Co., Va.
July 9. lS5l.-4m.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

MARE s. S'TERREFi' have received their
'a' FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
from their Agent in Philadelphia and respectfully
request their customers and The public 10 call and
-eAamiae. IS 1t is said that it would be "ariter 70
be out Of the world than out nf the fashion," thnSe
~vh" do act man! to oe out Of the world, would do
well 10 call.
Stssn,OR. Sept. "a, 1851.
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

I'm Monday the 29lh Of this month. will sell at
~ public sale, at the late residence Of DR. Z
BERKELEY, some desirable
Furniture,
consisting in part. Of Mahogany Sofa, Parlor and
Wndsor Chairs. Mahogany Pier and Dining Ia
bes. Stoves. Beds, Sc. &c. Cash for all sums
under Five Dullars-Over that amount credit of
SIN months.
NiCHO. K TROUT, Administrator
Of L. Berkeley, decd.
Sept "a, 1851.
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THE SPECTATOR.

IT is truly refreshing 10 know that sensible pub
fishers suppose.,hal our age will justify the re-
print of the Old Spectator and in foar stout vol
umes, with very briefskelches Of the authors lives
We hail il as good omen. And we are glad To
think tha, there are thousands who still add these
bucks 10 their libraries But what is library with
out Addison's Spectator? 1t is needless for us 10
speak of the merits If The work. Would that "sume
other such" might he written now. by morasls of
mark. WIN would hit The vices aud fnllies Of the
times as they hy.--.Netc York Observer. For
sale by H. COWAN.
Slauntun, Sent. "a. 1851,
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THE MARKET PRICES.
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.

STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ,oeekiy for the SpsctGtor,)
Ftovu. SvpriS 1915 Bacon, Hoe RouSD, 10
wHEAr, per Bush. 75c, CoaS, oOc
RVS, soc PoRx, 81 so
Oars 33c LARD, &c
BurrER Fresh lie, BEEswAx, zoe
EgArAkRs, BIC GINSENG, zoe
WINCHESTER MARKETS. {RIcHMoND MARKETS
Week Ending Sept Is. Week Ending Sept. Is.
FLoUR-S4OOa $500. Flour S4 25 a SO 90
HasaISas-S So rs a 500. CLovERsEED-S55 Is
SHAD- IL 90 a IL w. HERRiNG-s $3.50
BAcos-. &c. per Id. SHAD $975.
wHEAr-6Sc IO, BAcoN-ll cts.
OArs-I5 soc. LARD-l0 cts. IN Kegs.
CoRS--50 00c. WHEAr- $OS6.
RYs-65c. {CoRS MEAL-75c per Blu
LARo-7c perlb. CoRN-65c.
PLAsrER- So 90 per ton WHIsKEY-Rethd, 25c.
FEArHxRs-37 40c. BUrrsR-Firkm &c
IaoS-S95 100 per ton. PLASTER 81 co.
BxEswAx-25c perlb. SALr.--S Co.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND Sept 49, 1851.
BEEF-Scals IVeight-S2 20 S325 Extra quail
ity will command a higher price.
H1Gs-S 50I 4 nett; marketdull.
MurroNs-S IS a s. 50 nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE Cattle MARKET - Week ending Sep
TENDER l6h-The offerings Of Beeves at the scales
Monday reached 1850 head of which number $40 were
cold to city butchers 40 left unsOd. and 200
were driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from So
25 to $500 on the hoo, equal to $3.50 S5.75 net,
and averaging $3.50 gross
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24
SALE,
TRACT OF LAND,

EsAVlNG to raise 81 900 10 pay debt that |
owe, "lier for sale, privately, my interest in
the PLANTATION now live on-ALso,a
TRACT OF LAND,
on the North River, near the White Oak Lick,
adjoining the lands nf John Seawright, Esq, DR..
Gamble and others. And on Thursday the 9Th day
OF OctOber, at public sale, at my residence two
miles from Spring Hill, head Of Horses, 25 or 30
head Of Calle, 20 head of Hogs. 40 Sheep. Farm.
ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
some straw. Hay Corn, Pasture. Sc, &C.
Terms made known ON application to me, or on
day of sale. JOHN PATTERSON.
September "a. lS5l-3t
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County. made at the November Term
1850, in the suit Of Robef, Harnsberger's repre-
sentaiives against the devisees Of Major Dow
ell, we will on Wednesday, the. first day. Of
October next, in the town Of StaunIon, at the
from, door of the Court house, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, in parcels to suit purchasers. the
following Lands belonging to The estate Of said
Dowell, 10 wit:
6S65 ACRES,
lying near the North Maintain. in the County Of
Augusta, and about 1900 ACRES, lying near the
South Mountain or Blue Ridge, in the neighbor-
hood of Clay Forge. These lands are valuable for
Iror Ore, Timber and ranging Cattle.
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money as
will be necessary to defray the expenses Of sale and
costs Of suit will be required in cash-on the resi-.
due will be credit Of six, twelve, eighteen and
twen,y-four months. purchasers giving bond with
approved security. The title will be retained as
ultimate security until all the purchase money is
paid up. ., -
WIN. KINNEY. I comm,,.
ID. S. YOUNG, YUM" 10
September 8, l85l.-4t.
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Stannlon, Sept. II, 1851.

.9ugusta County Court Clerks Office, To ,ci! :
ESTRAY.
'ISAKEN up by Henry Haupe on the 18th day
Of September 1851, brnde Steer, brocked
faced supposed TO be three years old-Hlarked
with an upper kcal in the right ear and swallow
fork in the lefi ear-no brand y;ei1 j.. Appraised
to-Sl2. Gan Exiraci)
Tcste. w. ID. TROUT, ID. G.
Sept "a 1851
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6s65 ACRES,
Turnpike Notice.

A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders in
"A the Warm Springs s Hanisonbarg Turn
pike Road Company will be held at Stribling''s
Springs, in Augusta county, on The lst Friday in
October next. 1t is hoped the Stockholders will
attend. either in person or by proxy. as il is I'm.
portan, to have full meeting Of the Stockholders.
By order uf the Board.
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER.
Sep 8, 1886 Sec'y Tfeas's.
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Opposition Clothing Store.

'sNHE subscribers have just opened new clnhng
Store in The room in The old Bell Tavern,
lately occupied by Mr.. Geu. T.. Price. and offer
for sale all kinds of gen,emen's ready made cloth
ing Their stuck consists Of coats, pants vests.
shirts, draws, cravas. handkerchiefs, &C., &C., Of
every DESCRIPTION, and Of every variety otmateral,
form the cnarsesi To The finest. They prufess To I've
able In sell cheaper than any other establishment
in Slaunlon, and respect FUZZY request the citizens
ofthe town and county 10 give them call.
GOODMAN & co.
Stanton, Sept IL, 1851.
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nc- James Fennimore Cooper, the distinguished
novelist, died on the l4Ih instant, at his residence
in CoopersIown, n. Y after lingering Illness.
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OUPJ eotot
NICHO'S e. KINNEY, Clerk.

In accordance with the above decree, will pro.
coed to sell the above property on Friday the I'd
day Of October.
R. SNAPP, Commissioner.
September 8, le5l.-Vind copy At.
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ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of Decree OF the Circuit Court of
ID Rockbridge, pronounced on The 18th day Of
April last, in cause therein pending, between A.
II. Taylor, Guardian, Plaintiff, and David lay
lor's Heirs, Defendants, shall proceed on The
20lh day of October next, 10 sell at public auction,
upon the premises. a
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being on the waters of The Snuth River,
in said County, adjoining the lands Of James lay
Tor. James Gibson and others, containing about 2OO
ACRES being the same tract Of which David
Taylor died seized.
This Tract is situated in good neighborhood,
and would be desirable location, III person want
ing small farm. The trac, will be shown To any
person wishing To view it. BY Mr.. John Gibson,
near rmberndge Church.
TERMS.-Ca in hand suf1icien, 10 pay the
Gusts Of sale, and for the residue on credit Of one,
two and three years, the purchaser giving bonds,
with good security, and the title retained until The
purchase money is paid. Sale in gross and not by
the Acre, aud will commence at IL o'clock, NJ.
j. d. DAVIDSON, Comm.
September "a. lS5l.-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24

H- The average weight Of men is about lou
pounds and women 10 pounds. Men attain '"e Ell
maximum weight at forty and women at or near HI
".
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24

no The citizens of Norfolk have subscribed $50
COO to the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, the a
mount required TO secure the charter.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24

At the same time and place will also be sold by
Lorenzo Shaw, as administrator Of Mary Bryan,
Decd,
Eight Valuable Slaves,
on the usual credit. Also large quantity Of PER-
SONAL PROPERTY, consisting Of Household
Furniture, Farming Utensils, Horses, Cattle,
Grain, &c., sc.
S. Med. NJ.
j. D. ID.
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FOR THE CONVENTION.
10 the Public and Strangers.

EACOB POLITE & Co.., have already un-
- packed very large assortment of
Fall and Winter Clothing,
to which they would invite the attention of srang-
ers aud the public generally Give US call al The
corner uf Va. Hotel.
Slaunon, Sept. "a. 1851
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NEW BOOKS.

SWALLOW Barn; The Fate, by James The
D." Wide Wide WarId; Frossari'S Chronicles;
Memoir Of the Rev. Edward Bicsefsteih Marsh's
Single Entry Book keeping; Methodist Hymn
Books; Family Bibles. Asu great variety Of
Cbildrens Books, just received and for sale by
T. CONAN.
Stasnton, Sept "a, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-24

90 Ii is a well established fact lhat al Tue pres
ent time, upwards of $500, OOO UUo are inVeSeu III
the various railways of the Uniled ota'es'