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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-01

A + a Circuit Coar. held for Auguhf Coaply. 4 ~
"A Cur. House, on FRIDAY, tho sst1sy fhsvsPsss,
1860. II Ffs.s
Larkin Putnpfrey-P Plaintiff, III
AGAINST 49,.
Nicholas G. Kinney and Robert NJ Kyle DetsdsstS-
And upon his failure to pay the Defendant
debt secured by the trust deeds, and b. ID wit The sam
OF S3oo and $40; with the Interest duck end sccruE
thereon, and tie costs of this suit hsreiubefsss deceed.
within ten days from the date of this Decree shsjtbe the
duty OF Nlcioas G. Kinney, The trustee 10 mid deeds,
commissioner for thai purpose appointed, aer edyersng
the time, place and terms of Sale, required By kdeeds.
10 proceed TO sell By way of Public Auction, upon IL r
ises 10 the highest bidder the If Land conveyed By
said deeds, estimated to contain 2!s ACRES hscssh SUI
fcient deay The csis, charges aud expenses u Sae
and as TO the residue upon credit Of IL and 10 months,
in three equal taking from ibe psschss bonds
with sufficient personal security and retaining The lega u
lie ultimate security, and make ePort 70 se Court re-
turning herewith HE account Of sale and The suds Of The
purchaser.
Extract from The decree.-1este:
MICH. C. KINNEY, o.<.
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MARRIAGE R8EORH>

In pocah6nt1s county Tuesday the nth ult by tho
Mr. Dunlap Mir JosgPH Nicotine, Of Greenbrcr, Miss
May JANE, daughter Of Jacob W. Matthews, Esq., OF Poca
hontas ,.,.
On the 2h Of November by the Rev John CARRIER Capt
s. HrxaY Miss SARAH w Herr, all Of this county
On the 2Sd ult, BY the Rev B. NJ. Smith, Mr. JoHS G.
xr.10Be aets- C e-'-'r' =. = -
May ELzAsErH BarTLEMIER adopted daughter OF Martin
and Harriet +. Wygand. Ct this place.
In Unionown P,nu ylvania the goth u, By the Rev
Franklin Moore, NJ. E. Church. Capt. FEROtSAND S.
HrIsxELL of Staunton, Mrs May lNoEAM, daughter Of
Col James Sca,on, decd, Of the former place
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COMMISSIONER sale OF Valuable land

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ui Law aud Chancrry for Augusta County. pr"n"unc
ed al the November term. 1850, The suit o Elizabeth
Isndes anu Others Us Lydia NJ Landes and utherS,
Ne undersigned Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
VIZ proceed sell the highest bidder, the PROMISES,
on NSed Creek, in Augusta County, I'm Friday the l4h
day tvebye,arg ment. Two TRACTS OF LAND, be-
l0nglg tthe heirs oi Samuel Landes, decd, containing
BY rece"kurgey, in all
2l3 ACQES. RO0DS IND 4 POLES
This Land M in one Of the mus, fertile porriuns Of the
valley "l virgo" and is of excellent qualify, small pnr-
u"n excepted is Aely susceptible If Improvement, being
well adapted I" the w,h Of cuve and ohe grasses and
produces aOundan,y aHknds Of grain gr"wn III hs at',
iu'e There IS dne-fssrrinu uf tmlered and cleared
! Land; about 70 Acres OF Meadow, two Dwell. A0>
LING HOUSES in good epar. (and large and YssII
cnmfriabIe) with The uSualu-hnuses and two IIiM
Barns Convenient one OF The ss large aud newly erect
ed lts aIsu well whtered andNs within hundred yards
of Merchant and Grisl Mill These two Tracts although
only So Acres, being altogether in tmb This Land may
he divided, the situation Of The buildings being favorable
| for division.
| TERMS OF SALE-The decree abvve mentioned,
equiEes much cash. 10 be paid in hand as will defray
the Gusts of this Sui and the of sale unehjrd Of the
residue in SIX munthe from the sale aud the balance in siS
equal annual instruments thereaie and that for these m
sramenlS the purchaser shall give bonds with gd secur
~ aud that the Vile shall ne retained ultimate securil,
! I'LL the whole purchase money paid. Sale To commence
! at | o'clock A. Nj.
Farther particulars made known on application to ehe
of The subscribers living in The neighboThood any
| the MeSsrs. Landes living The Land.
JONATHAN LANDES,
CYRUS BROWN, yum d.
January |. ISL DIS.
E.sg5- Rockingham Register copy
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE the above decree shall Saturday tss
4N day Of January next proceed to sell on the prem
ses The 26 ACRES Of Land conveyed as trustee -
the deeds Of trust above mentioned On The terms specinee
in said Decree The land lies abou, 81 Miles North wess
Of Stanton. adjoining the lands Of George Welsh. Rpe
or, Snapp and others There is comfortable Lag Dwes
ling House, small Barn and uher buildings on said farm
The soil of good quality and il is from its locality desire
Die place who desires To purchase small nfn.
MICH. G. KINNEY, Trustee and Conn.
December A. iS50-tds
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A Great National Picture.
WASHINGTON!
FROM stuoF.'s most celebrated Painting.

This Large and MAGNlFiu ENT PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON from the bhrin 0f ain American ar
list, is considered by all who have IT be one OF
the beautiful specimens of published and
CORRECT LIKENESS OF WAsHiNGToN. The size of the
plate is eighteen by twenty egh, inches. which will make
handsome picture fur The Parour and should be in The
hands of every American Citizen.
Il is copy from stuart celebrated original Pain
ting now "a, the State House. Hartford, Conn.
II is finely engav d, and printed superior plate paper
That it may be within The Of all the publisher hss
reduced the price In One Dollar!
All Ierson rpmNe The may RELY upnn receiving
priac copy hv return If mail any parl of the United
States carefully put up on rollers made fr the purpose
free If pos,aqp.
Address all orders. posi- p1d. to the publisher.
JOHN s. TAYLOR. Bookseller
and Publisher, New York
January 1881 81
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r7,FIE undersigned having purchased D. NJ. Hua'nan's
entire STOCK of GOODS, beg leave To inform the peo-
pie Of Saunton and the surrounding country that they in
Tend continuing The erchantile business ID. NJ Huff
mans old stand Opposite the Post Office where they will
sell goods chesp they be had in Stanton for cash
We solicit liberal share OF public patronage with The con-
fdence that we can pefom VIVA. we profess.
JONES s. WHITE.
Staun,on December ! 1850
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
5 Week Ending Dec, %.
FLouR-S4 81 "A So 90.
/ CLovsRsEED-S5 525.
HEGRiNas-S6 so.
{SHAp $915
BAens- 80 90.
LAMBS cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT 81 %.
CoRS MBAL-7Oc perbush
5 CoRN-55c.
WHIsKEY -Rectifed, &c.
BurrER-Firkin Ia q IL c.
{ PLAsrER-$3 %.
! SALTS %.
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4 WILL sell on very reasonable terms the TRACT OF
LAND wherein Jacob K. Striking resides. adj
joining he Lands uf Geo. Nj. Cochran Geo. Myerly and
others distant about three miles from Siauhlnn.
This Tract Of Land is estimated 10 contain about 100
Acres, is well improved. has due proprIion ofvauabIp
timber and has it Of the hest Springs in the Comfy
Jacob Striking will shew the Land any desiring
to purchase. For terms, apply To
+. II. S'TRIBLING.
Slaunion Jan. /. lS5l-4t-VinA copy
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Notice

EsAyING disposed Of my entire stock OF Goods 20 Messrs
Ia Jones & White, would respectfully return my sin
cere thanks 10 those who have so literally paonzed
whilst in the busness- earnestly request those in search
of Bargains give the present firm call, who will al
ways be ready To show their GOODS 10 any one whether
he buys or not. So give Them trial and buy cheap
Thuse indebted TO me will please call and settle as longer
indulgence cannot be given, bear this in mind
D. NJ. HUFFMAN.
Stauntop December4 1850
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NEW BOOKS.

gIARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for December /,
"A David CupperfeId complete in volume the Pic
toral Saturday Courier for Christmas and New Year the
Two Brothers, the Family that lived in the frs, Society
the international Magazine for Deceinber Domestic sto-
ry Of the American Revolution; Rutherords Letters |,
Bridges 10 Psalm the Sodier of the Cross, by Rev.
John Leybun. DID. Tales Of the Scottish Pessantry !;
Cottage Freside Ruin Emsley; Pecoa Government, by
Mrs rrIope Geneveye, by Lamartne; the Valley Farm.
&C., &c., just received and for sale by R. COWAN.
December |, 1850.
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O,EsE.EFs g, E.4G II EsNs4sa,
TATs ORS.

OPPOSITE The POST OFFICE, STAUNT0N, VIRGINIA
<7acSo
THE undersigned have associated themselves utdes s
above frm in the -" mn ~
gl&MLUEIEga EJsEMNss, :
and respectfully offer their services the public They
are in the receipt, regularly Of the .Neo York Fshion.
and they the public thai effort on their part wild
be waning give entire satisfaction to all who may hvT
them with their custom. JAMES ORR AK,
GEO. F. ENGLEkAN:
S,,rntnn Oct o. 1S5O-:f $50
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EAGGE HOTEL,

gVNIIIS %eA krcwu Establishment has passed into the
hands of the Subscriber. by purchase from the late &c
cupanr, JAS A. McCIumg, Esq.
is needless h. make large promises in case where eX-
pertinent will be the uc full recommendation. 10 such
test the Subscriber stands prepared submit his claims
for patronage. He ferS himself from the character OF
his arrangements that neither the Traveller Surner
his old frirndsum the country. will ever have cause
to complain of his disposition and best efforts TO please and
Accommodate
JOSEPH N. WOODWARD. Proprietor.
Staunton january /, lS5l.-If.
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AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

WILL OFFER for sale on Monday the Goth day Of
January the premises; the farm on which Hen
ry Hartman, decd. lately resided, lying on the Middle
brook uad three miles Suuth west III Slaunton containing
abn, 2565 ACRES about $50 Acres are cleared, and in
good state ol culvstiun the balance well iimbPred The
Improvements consist Of good two story LOG Dwell.
LING, good and convenient Kitchen, Smukehonse, and
Spring house, together with large and excellent BA N,
aid all ether necessary out houses
There are on this tract two neyer-ang Springs, (une Of
them within few step OF The dweng,) and stream Of
water Running through the farm. There are about 10 A.
CRES Of good meadow alsu good Apple and Peach Or
chard-,he latter containing excellent variety.
TERMS-One third OF the purchase money will be re-
CURED in hand the balance in payments of six, eaud
eighteen Months the purchaser giving bond with approved
security and The title retained until the last nstanenl shall
have been paid Possession be given the first dag Of
March next.
ST CLAIR HARTMAN, admin.
December le. lS50-tds.
ngy- Rockingham Register, will copy ill day Of sale
and firward accuuni q this uiFcP.
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IL o LESALE AND RET ALL
VARIETY STORE.

VNiE undersigned have opened Variety Stare in the
roOm formerly occupied by Alex s Hail Esq decd
drur below the "Sppcranr' Office. and off; for sale
almost every article used by ladies' and gene,nn such as
Gold Pencils aad Pens Ear rings. Brest pins Fi"ger
rings Spoons Gard Gases Redicules. P.,yes, Baskets
Fine W'ork BCres Fine Work Bushels. Se,cing Silk
S,,riag C ton. Binding, Jenny Lind Ear Rings. Sill
and Telcet Braid Raso's. Suspendcrs. KniDes of al
kis Scissors o all kinds Buttons Of al ki"ds az dos
for l2i cents Soaps Of all kinds Carpet Bags, and hn
dred oir thugs trhich need mol be specially mentioned
o. Country Merchants Supplied al whole sale prices.
The public are Invited TO ca--we will sell Uery cheap
HlRSil & BROTHER.
December. %. l85O-tf
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rgHHE partnership heretofore existing between Harry
g. D,vIs in the Boot and Shoe making business has
been dissolved by mutual consent Of The parties The tus-
mess will in future be conducted by D. e. HARRY, at lis
old stand next dmr to Pman's Confectionery tpre.whee
he socs continuance of The patronage heretofore recev-
ed pedgng himself 10 DIV work that will give sailsiaclon
d. q. HARRY.
c.an...n n.aa.nl.ax
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DYE SrUFFs.EzfasG! ,a Of L"g g Ground Log
~ wood. Boiled Fusilc GROUND Camwood, Copperas
Alum, and Blue Stone, for sale at
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ISeguisialoms Va. Cemaras Railroad
tlstis.zs 500 $500,
100 - "a Y ss:ss

tE==j=.ifsaaE8s k''ss.fNs--I n llA
$500 as5S-1 5sfs g sas.ss:ss8
SUBSCRIBERS Tor The extension t the Virginia Cen
~ trail Raroau from Wayneshoruugh To Siaunlun are
required 10 pay into the Bank of The Valley in Virginia at
Staunl6n-n addn 10 calls If January February, April,
May June. July August September. October, November
and Decemher 1850. amounting sixty dollars per share
the sum of $40 per share FIRST day ID, February SIS
per share hp first day of March, and Sjper share he
first day of April, 1851.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
j. GARRETT, Sec'ry.
January /, lS5l.-m
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DzSaDA UTSO.E,.

December 25, le50.-'ds.
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augusta County Com7 Clerks Office, To IYt.
ESIRlY.

'SNAKEN up by James NJ. Brooks, Of Augusta county
on the 25h of Ocinber. 1885, an eslay tiElFER
four year DID, the color brinde sides with white the
belly, marked with crop o the left and slit in the
right, and appraised IT. $'4 CO.
An EXlract-TeSte.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk.
January l., lS5l-3t.
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RRECEE.1RIDGE r. COW:VE

Lave. lately received large and fashionable supply Of
IN READY MADE CLorHsG, and are prepared to conn
pete in cheapness, quality, style, &c., with either Jew o.
Gentle. Their very desirable stock, all of which will b
warranted, CONSISTS in part Of the following:
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Over Coats; Fine Black
Frock and Sack Coats Fine Black Dress Goats; Fine
Beaver Cloth Over Sacks; Eel, and Petenham Over
Goats and Sacks Blanket and Pilot Over Goats Fine
French Cashmere Pants; Fancy Cashmere Pants Sat-
tine, and heavy Pants large variety Of Vests, Draw-
ers, Shirts, fine Linen Coars, &c.
Their stock will be made still complete BY feth
supply daily imported.
Stanton, Nov. 6, lS50.-Vind. copy.
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r INSEED Oil, Lewis Pure White Lead ground in
its of rurpentne Veutan Red Spanish Brown. Prussian
Blue, Chinese Vermion, Spanish W hitting, Turkey Un->
Der, Gold and Silver Leaf, Sand Paper, Clue Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow, and an assortment Of Paint BsusL-
es, for sale by DR.. K. BERKELEY.
Stanton. Nov. 6, 1850.
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u@EMu Ssl0NlAlA0s SANlso

EpY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
I'D Law aud Chancery for Augusta County rendered the
llth day Of November, 1850 in cause wherein Henry
Swarisell and ais were Plaintiffs and George Fuwider
and ais were Defendants will proceed to sell on the prem
isps abuu, three ms Suuh Of Mddebrook at pablo auc
ton, on Tuesday the 2lst day of January next,
90 Acres and 10 Poles of Land,
the part allotted TO Jacob Fulwder and Genge Bishop oy
the Commissioners in the above mentioned cause. Said
Land adons George Areear John Armstrong and others
fair proportion of well lmbpIed and she cleared land
is in good ofcuva,on, with stream owster run
ming thrdugh IT,.
TERMS.-Money enough on The day Of sale to deffay
the d sale, ihe balance in three equal payments Of
IL and S months with bonds and goud security, and the
title retained until all the bands paid o
r. TURK, Commissioner.
December lS. 1s50-,ds.--Prs. fee 50 621.
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SALE OF ilORSES.-In pursuance of a Trust Deed
executed 10 me by 6. w NheeIbarrer and suly regard
ed shall on "Wednesday The Is, day of January next in
Inc town OF Stunon proceed sell FIR Cash -Four Good
Work Horses MICH x TPuJT,,, Trns,os
December 4, lS50-tds,
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FALL. JOHN CRAWfoE
New Firm ut Nh. Scion.

,y,IE subscribers having purchased the entire STOCK
L OF GOODS Of Messrs. Jordan, Miller s. Paul at
MI Soun. and rented their large Store and Wsre-room
would nfrm their friends and the public generally that
they have and will constantly keep On hand good assert
rnpnt of Guods Of every kind
The attention of Mill holders is particularly called to the
fact that they will keepon hand good variety Of Hot An
cher Boiling Cloths good supply Of Humber always
Ulhand. McFALL u CRaWF OIiD.
November IS, l85O-3m
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LIVE SrOCK MARKET.

LIVE SrOCK MARKET.
RtcHMoSp, Dec. 2S 1880
BEEr-scals Weght-s So 25 10. Extra quality will
command higher price.
HoGs-S5 n sc nett; marketdull.
MUrTo<s-$l so So nett, as in quality.
BALrlMoae DEC. g, 1880
BEEr-ScaIc Ueight- SO so.
Hoes So 90 s. 3d. in demand
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BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
ANDIRONs, TENDERS, &c.

GEO. E. PRICE has just received very handsome
W stuck Of Fancy and Plain Brass ASpipons Improved
aud Common do, Sheet Iron and Wire FEsDERs, Polish
shed Steel Brass Head, Kitchen and Common Shovels and
roNgs, Ash Kettles, Fire Carriers, Bellows Hearth Brush
es &c., SC. Opposite NJ. CushIngs, Main Street.
SIaunlun Oct %, 1850.
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RECORD OF pEATIs.

DIED on Thursday last the residence Of her Father sias
Hinton Miss SARAH MARGARET, after lingering illness OF
some nlou,hs.-[ Obituary week.
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E.gsV'dS E'sbsS S.3EE.

January |, lS5l.-3t
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BEARWALLOW FOR SALE.

U2Sa
'ESHAT large and valuable FARM called BEARwA1-
Low, belonging To the estate vi CHAPMAN johnson,
decd. lying between ard three miles North of Saun
ton, will he sold privately, either altogether, in parcels
10 sui, purchasers and unnn accommodating 1t con
tans near a THOUSAND ACRES and is susceptible of
division nlo three paris though should mach prefer 10
sell the whole together.
05 Apply, 10 John B Breckenridge, Esq. of Staunon,
Va, who is authorized sell, or to the subscriber at
Richmond Virginia.
GEO. NICHOLSON JOHNSON.
December Is. l950.-tf
- The Richmond Wing. Rockingham Register ard
Winchester Republican will copy and publish weekly till
RTbd
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NORGE.
CANDLE MANDATORY,

's'HE undersigned having commenced in the town of
Saunon, the manufacture Of CANDLES, would
be pleased torereive orders from his friends He has employ
ed an experienced nouder who for fifteen years was fore
man in an extensive establishment n Baltimore BY
ragemenl with the Stage Company heis enabled to forward
Candles any point very small expense 10 the pur
chaser. /. j.. HARMAN
FE- Taow taken e exchange tor Candies Of he cash
price paid tr good article I. l.. IL.
Staunton, December 25 1866.
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OCTOBER, 1850.

ERESH Fall Supply Of Goods just to hand. For Ls-
dies Dresses, rich Damask Fig'd Silks Turk Sa,ia
fgd Armure and Chameleon Lus.ings, elegant shades
and figures; Garnet Danasces. article; India Ls-
lines, all fresh and selling briskly al the store Of
H. j. s. w. B. CRAWFORD.
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REMOV AL.

V1fIE Subscriber has removed his BARBER SHOP tn
one af the front ruo;uS Of the PWgiW" Hotel where
he will he hDbpy TO wait upon his friends and
all hours Bleeding cnppng, leechog, Sc, pracl'sed as
hereofre lie win aS attend The sick,uuder the direction
Of physician whenever called upon
G. HARTMAN SAUPE.
Stauntnn, January |, lS5l.--G
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lh@G1 OUT @11U.gs9

HEREBY fcwarn all persAnr from cutting down and
hauling off mv Wood, especially Hickory Wnod. or
pulling down my Fences and g"ng through my Land in
any way whatever; aud passing and passing by my
Barn. carrying of my Bags Sc. Against all such offenders,
is indSpensIby necessary that should enforce the law
Ia its tail extent JOS. L. MITCHELL.
January /, iS5l-3t.
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EDO You Esesieve its
augusta County Court Clerks Office, To WI.
ESTRAY

'aNgasla County, Court Cleffs UUtce, To vi.
ESTRAY.
'E'AKEN up by Elizabeth Grener Of Augusta County,
"A the 10Th day of November, 1850. lst. Steer OF
Brude colour supposed be five years DID, with star in
his face and white under The belly and underkee in the
left and appraised $l. Cd Alhree year old Steer
colour Of mixture Of black and white, with white under
The belly. and branded The left horn, with the letter
aud marked with undekees in each ear and appraised
TO $40. Gan extract from the records. )--Tese,
Dec. Is, lS50-3s'. WIN. d. TROUT, DC.
AUGUSTA County Court Clerks Office, TO wa.
ESTRAY.
'ENAkFN up by Washington Dudley Of Augusta County
on the 9Th day uf Decem6sr, 1850 brindle Fl Elf
Err surpassed be years DID, no ear or marks and
appraised to 81 90.
Gan Extract Teste.
WIN. ID. TROUT, D. C.
December is. 1885,
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Dissolution.

TE1E partnership between us tocary on the Rnicherng
business in Waynesborn'. is dissp.ved ny mutual
sent It is To be M unge1 carried by us, either Of
u.s. or by any person. for as Perns indebted 10 the
Germ requested make prumpi payment, as longer III
dulgence cannot be given.
WIN j. D. BELL.
GEO w. CRAWFORD.
January /, lS51.-3t.
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superior Chew in= Tobacco.
DAVIS. a. XAYsER

HAS just received and offers for sale, very hand
Il some assortment Of City made, Dress and Water
proof Boots Also lot Of Hats and Capsofhe latest style.
Call and see them. -
otauDton, Oct %, 1850.
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SEQ EsEgy,.S%De

an Tuesday last. the subscriber hist A LEATHER
" POCKET BOOK, IN The town OF SIaunon, contain
ing number Of Bank Mites and several Dollars Specie
He will give the above reward any one returning it to
him with rs contents. JOHN B. SCHERER
January | 1851
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F. ScoEieLD.
JAMES b. SMITH,

JAMES b. SMITH. F. ScoEiGLp.
JAMES 2 srsSTEg 81 60,
BOOKSELLERS AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
(sIGN OF TIRE LARGE BLANK BooYs)
No POT Market Street above Fifth. North side,
HAVE always on hand, Cap, Deny Medium and ROYAL Led
IL gers. Journals Day Invoice and Cash Books, AcmrnS
Dockrts Miaut Letter Books Memorandum Pass Receipt
Copy and Cyphcrng Books Also aage Med
cal, Miscellaneous and School Books.
as Country Merchants booksellers Banks and Counting
Rooms supplied with every variety o Blank Books and Station
ary, very low prices.
Philadelphia Jan /, 1851 -6m