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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23


Qy virtue Of authority vessea 10 10 By the lsst
- will and testament Of Ssmusl Eialey. de.a
we will proceed TO cell at-Pubiic Aueijoa, 90 Tho
premises On Tuesday the 2Blti day Of Nay Bexi.
all the Landed Estate, belonging o the Estate Of
said Finley. viz, the following =
TRACTS OF LA.tD:
LIST. MEADOW FARM, containing 22SAces.
2 Roods and IL Poles, hayingon it large BRICK
MANSION. large Barn. oil out Houses necessary.
several of which are Brick, two good Apple Or
ctards, some Is TO 20 Acres Of Meadow we'll wa
Tered, and a sufficient quantity of Timber. Said
Land lies well, on the Main Valley Road, Two
miles from GreenvilIe.
End W0OD FARM, lies within one mile Of
Greenve IN the Valley Road, and contains 253
Acres, Rood and SO PoIes-lOO Acres of fine
Timber, two Apple Orchards, some Meadow,
Branch running through il with spriugs-Loe
Dwelling, Barn. Kitchen Sc.
Sd 4 Tract lying about three miles from Green.
vile on the Valley Road, containing 1877 Acres and
2 poles. This Tract contains Ing Dwelling.
Barn, Spring House, Orchard, 6rst-ra,e Meadow.
sufficient quantity Of Timber, Branch running
ihfongh il. 1o bs
4ih. a Tract lying near Meadow Farm contain
ing 23l Acres, about 100 Acres cleared, the BAL
aace well Timbered, Icy Dwelling, Stable, Young
Orchard, Spring. and considerable quantity of
Meadow land. =
5h. Irac, lies adjoining 4ih. contains 1911 A.
cres all in timber, lies well, agreat deal Of fine pine
for saving. wafer on IT, ;s4a. = ~
Gin. Tract lies adjoising 9Th, containing ff8
Acres, Timber Land and water as No. s. y, 49,
7th. Pract contains 80 Acres, and lies ADMIN
ing 4, S, s. Tract all Timber water, and Pine
Timber.
9Th. Lots near the town Of Greenvills, Acres
and 80 poles
TERMS. one fourth 10 hand and the balance In
three equal annual payments. Full possession Civ
en- about the lst Of September. The Execusors
serve the privilege Of making such changes as may
be necessary on day Of sale. - = 49,
PlLSON, 4 Ex'ors IF SamY.
SAM'L d. FINLEY. Finley, decd.
March &c, l85l.-tds.
E@- Rockingham Register and Winchester
Republican copy and forward account to this Ofice
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
G.. DOOLEY

WOULD respectfully inform hiscustomers and
w the public generally that he has now received
his
SPRING FASHIONS,
from New York. He would also state that he ha
made arrangements to receive the Fashiuns Month
iy. 50 that he can always execute his work in tn
latest style. ..-.s
April 2, lS5l.--tf
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NOTICE.

THERE will be offered at public sale at the res
l. idence of the subscribers, on tho Big Calf PAS
turo River, on Tuesday The 22nd Of The present
month, (Apri,) some Horses; between thirty and
forty head of Cattle, consisting of two and three
year Odds; some Mich Cows, Sheep, Hogs, five
Pet Deer, and other articles not mentioned.
TERMS.-A credit Of six months will be given
by The purchaser giving bond with security.
THOMAS A. CLAYTON,
RALPH w. CLAYTON.
April 9, l85l.-2w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

PuBlAc SENTIMENT IN Nav YoRK.-Willia am
Lloyd Garrison, the President of the american
Anti. Slavery Society," has issued bulletin IN
forming It's members that the annual meeting of
that Society to take place in the ensuing month
will be held at Syracuse, New York. Hereto,
fore, he says, these meetings have been uniRormly
held in the city of New York, bur that now '.no
meeting house or hall IN that great city eau be pro-
cured either for the love of liberty OF Cor gold for
the accomuqodatiop Of the Society. Neither 10 the
adjacent city of Brooklyn can any suitable building
be obtained for this purpose" The peaceful and
orderly people Of the great city may.we think with
reason, congratulate themselves on This rlddance
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the . u = must staIo )
lst For the arch
and wings of lime
stone, rock work per
cubic yard.
Cd For the abut-
ments and founda-
ton of common
rock to be found
near the spot, per
cubic yard.
Sd For gothic
arches of the same
common rock, per
cubic ward.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
DIR, PATRICK C. IRWIN

HAVING settled in Siannton. respectfully of.
ters his professional services to the citizens of
the place and vicinity. He may be found at his
Office four doors above the Virginia Hotel at all
hours, except when professionally engaged
Slaunton, April %, ls5l.-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

A REPUBLICAN KING IN REPUBLICAN CAR
RAGE.--We learn from the Paris Correspondent of
the N. Y Courier des Etaus Unis, that on the 9Th
ult.. Louis Napoleon, the President of France,
made an excursion from the Elysee, which attract
ed some attention. He sat out about 2 O'Clock, in
a,carSiage said to be Of American manufacture, be-
ing his own driver, with two doInesrcs in green
livery attending him. He appeared taigued and
i'll. He drove through the crowd oflhe Boulevards
amidst the cries of ''Viye la Repubque," with an
occasional shout OF ''Vive Ia president" The
spectacle seems to have been an unusual one, and
to have created much establishment among the peo-
pls.-Erchange.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
VIRGINIA CONVENTION

MONDAY, APRIL l4TH.-Mr. NJ. X. II. Gar
nett, of Essex, spoke in favor Of the Mixed Basis
TuEspAY-Mr. Anderson, of Botetourt, spoke
in support Of the White Basis, but is said to have
avowed himselfln favor of a compromise. Durng
the evening session, MIR. PendelUn, OF GIles,sPoSe
on the same side.
WEpNEsDAY.-AIr. Guode, Of MecSlenourg' De-
inc entitled to the floor spoke in suPP'rt ol me
Mixed Basis tie gave way from eAHauS'io" ana
MIR. Stewart, of Morgan, occupied me n'or ur''l
adjournment, in support of The w niue basis.
TuuPsp,y-Mr. Slanard, OF Richmond city.
delivered Mixed Basis Speech, which was consid
cred very able. He opposed the proposition ofsub-
mil,nO Two plans to the people, and said it was no
new aTgument that the West would reject Mix.
cd Basis Constitution. The same prediction was
made in '29, yet the West voted for the Constu-
ton, and 50 they had for the present Convention.
Probationary to general expectation, the
vote was not taken upon the basis question. The
resolution adopted some weeks ago to cluse the de
bate, was resclnded after snme discussion, by ma
joriLy of two. No period was agreed upon whe"
the discussion shoud end, aud proposition I''aIe
by MIR. Letcher, of Rockbridge, that Vo'e srou'u
DO had by the LIST Of January, 1898, was rejected
bya decided majority Atpreseni 1t is hhpoSSio'e 10
conjecture when this proracted discussion VIII Ter
inmate.
SAruRpAy.-Mr. Bolts stated that, with leave
ofthe Convention. he would offer during the day
an amendment to the report OF the Committee on
the Basis of Representation. which the Convention
agreed should. when offered be printed and refer
red 10 the Committee of the Whole, to whom was
referred the said report. Mr.. GoOde continued his
unfinished remarks in Behalf of the Mixed Basis.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
WORLDS FAIR.
StauntOn,

A ND the country adjacent thereto, are respect
~ fully notified that our New Spring Stock Of
GOODS purchased on the lowest terms in New
York, Philadelphia and Balemore, are now being
opened, and to the examination of which all are
cordially invited. WHITE. s. co.
Staunton, April l6, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

9TH For Box cuvers of the same.
5lh For hauling limestone beyond halfa mile,
per mile.
The lime and cement to be furnished, or paid for
separately to the contractor.
Persons wishing to undertake the work, can OBJ
tain all necessary information by calling on MIR. A.
p. Dupey, or the subscriber. -
Eng. B. R. X. Road.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
Week Endins April 90.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND April 30, 1851
BrEF-Seals Veight-S2 % a 1926 Extraq quail
ity W ill command higher price.
Hoes-S5 4 Sc nett; marketdull.
MurroSs- 5 IS a SS nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE april 20, 1851.
BsEr- Scale Veight- 81 20.
Hoes SO 80 $675, in demand.
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FIRE! FIRE.! FRET!

April @. 1s5l.-2w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
GREAT ATTRACTIONS!!!
-~s13be--
LADIES NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS

NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS.
FsNIlE subscribers have just received thu follow
IL ing beautiful and choice dress goods:
French Hernaui Marquesas, in Vine and Chene
figures; French embroidered Lindas, Tea, Mode,
Blue and Sage colors; French Twisted Silk Her
maui, very pretty and cheap India Gl"nA Siltsr
in mingled coors of Blue, Drab and Silver; new
style figured, and plaid and striped Chene Silks,
very rich. Please call and examine at
H. J. s. w. B. CRAWFORD'S.
April l6, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

Or The Paris correspondent OF the Journal Of
Commerce mentions that the King of Belgium has
issued a decree fur universal Nxhibti"S, at Brus
sells, of objects Of art aad works OF living artists,
the 18th Of next August. It is meant to attract
part Of the concourse at London To the Belgian cap
ilal The French journals also urge THAI grand
exhibition should be undertaken, for July, in Paris
The London Worlds Fair is hunted To fourmonlhs.
Ia july the French metropolis will nveraw from
the British two hundred million francs may have
been thrown in circulation in England yet Paris
can extract large sum from the host of strangers.
II is not improbable that the Government will lend
its aid to some grand arrangements Of "induslrlal
aud artistic magnetism"
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NeaU Goods.
Administrators Sale.

WE will sell at public auction. on Thursda,
W the LIST day of May next, at the late resi-
dence of Alex. s. Hall, decd, quantity of vau
able personal property.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ISAAC HALL, Z Adm,s
ALEX HALL, s W
Siaunton April 9. IS5I.-tds,
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0HEAp dOODS.

REREGE de Lame, l2l, l6s. 90, IS and high
IL er prices, Mourning Chene Popeus 81 (. cents,
Chameleon Popleus and Samisc Popleus from IS
to so cents. Call SOON at -2
II. J. s. w. B. CRAWFORD's.
April Is, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
IL EHa OVAL.

H.J. & w. b. CRAWFORD
E5AVE removed to their Old Stand, recently
IA vacated by Messrs. White and Co, and next
door to the Tobacco Store of Alessrs G. T. Coch-
ran s. Co., where they will be happy to receive
visits from their Old Friends and Customers.
April Q, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
DISS0 OIL U I'll @ N

rENFIE Partnership heretofore existing under the
style and firm OIL. G. Myers s. Co., in the
Cabinet Making business. has this day been disolv-
cd by mutual consent. All persons indebedto the
late firm will please make payment to |. G. Myers
who is authorized to settle the same.
ISAAC G. MYERS,
JOHN G. MYERS.
Prospect Mansion, April 9, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

GA curious disclosure has lately been made in
Utica, New York. The city has for some time
been annoyed with gang of incendares, WIN
managed, however, To elude detection Over Sl5O,
600 worth Of property had been Destroyed. aud for
~ odd houses been set ON fire in the last eighteen
months Lately it was discovered that the per
relrators consisted Of four or five young attach
ed to The fire Co@PGsies. What is still more as
tOnishing, these very perSnns expred themselves
most eaergeiically to extiuguish the flames which
they had excited, The only reason assgard BY
the guilty parties IS that they wanted a liIle tuo
and Erolic, aud thai -,hey went undetec'rd unul
they acquired a sort OF mania for such excitement,
as the FreRch do for suicide.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

SPoNsE TRADE OF KEY WEsT.-The Sponge
trade is creating quite sensation in our midst
A large number Ofour citizens are engaged in pro-
curing it, and are reaPing handsome reward for
their labor The sponge is cured and brought into
market, and sold to our merchants tor New York
consumption, where they are manufacturing beau.
tiful article of cloth from it. The discovery was
only made some six months ago, that il was valu
able for such purpose and now the article cum
mauds, in this market, fum ten TO twelve cents per
pound, aud first alearticle. well cured and atten-
ded TO, will bring even more. There is always a
demand for it, and it would not surprise us to sec it
at no distant day, one ofthe principal commodities
of our sectiou.-Key West GGs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

01- Major w. X. Dinkard. Of Petersburg has
been appointed The Secretary of the Board Of Pub
iio Works-sn office established at the late session
Of the Legislature.
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The undersigned will have the ESTABLISH.
MENT carried on in future, and will use his ex-
erlions to merit the continuance of the liberal pa
tronage already bestowed on this NEW ES1AB-
LISHyMEyN1,, which he tlatters himself can be
done, if good work and low prices have any
influence. wish to employ for year or two. a
good Workman. Asingle man would be preferred,
can, however, furnish man having small fam
lily two neatly flushed rooms with fire place
in each adjoining the shop-buidng. In either case
good workman, and one possessing good moral
habits will be desired and none other need apply.
|. c. MYERS.
Prospect Mansion, near New Hope, Va,
April 9, 1915.
PendletOn County Court Clerks Office, To Wit.
ESIR.AY.
TAKEN mp in Pendlelon county. on South
Fork, by Abraham Echart, on the Goth Of
November, 1850, an Esray BULL with no ear
mark, collar black, with white belly and tail,
supposed to be two years old this Spring and ap-
praised to S. 90. Appraisers
DANIEL, CREMET,
CHRIS. PUFFENBARGER,
PHILIP SUMMONS.
April l6, l95l.-3ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, on Wednesday morning last, JAMES Porter,
aged about Is years The deceased was most amiabe
youth, and mach endeared TO all who knew him.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

DEArH OF CHAPMAN.-The indianapolis State
Sentinel announces the death on the 18Th inst, II
George A. Chapman. one oflhe original propreiors
OF that paper, MIR. Chapman has been well known
as one OF the must popular and influential demucrat-
&c editors IN the West aud was The Grow, Chap
man, Crow" man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
Training. Nofice.

THE annual training Of Officers of The S2nd
1 93rd, and l6Oh Regiments will begin al
Staunton, oil Monday the 9Th day Of May, 1851,
and will continue three days.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Sen. Col.
April 2. 1851. - f'
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Central Bank Of Virginia,
at StauntOn.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, Books will be
4~ opened for receiving subscriptions to The capt.
al stock of the above named Bank, on Monday the
9th day of May 1851, at the Clerks office Of the
circuit court in Staunon under the direction Of the
undersigned Commissioners named for The purpose
in the act of the General Assembly incorporating
said Bank
BY the second section of the charter subscriptions
are made payable in money, in Stale Stocks or in
Bonds guaranteed by the State. The medium Of
payment to be expressed al the time ofsubscrl5ing,
and the Stocks or Bonds 20 be transferred or The
Money paid over, as soon as the President and
Directors shall be elected
NICHOLAS G.. KINNEY,
JAMES POINTS,
JOHN B. BRECKENRIDGE,
KENYON HARPER, z.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, e.
GEORGE BAYLOR,
WILLIAM FRAZIER, )
JOHN A DAVIDSON,
April l6, lS5I.-2t.
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Drugs and .yEedictnes.

NNHE subscriber is now receiving his
L SpringsnppIy of DRUGS AND
MEDICINES. He returns his thanks
TO his friends for past favors, aud begs
leave TO inform them and The public
generally, that he believes he can
still supply them with every thing in /
his line on as good terms as they can be
bought elsewhere. Efe has just recei-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
Celebration in waynesberough.

JAMES F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
New Books.

SCIENCE of things Familiar; Greek Olen-
~ dorif; Appletons' Mechanics Magazine for
January February and MaS PSFs 6s Gsa
Wedding Jane Bouverie. by Miss Sinclair The
Girlhood of Shakespeare's Heroines; To Love and
TO be Loved; Love and Ambition; The Ladder Of
Gud; Olive Singleton Fontenoy The Lultrels
The Mothers Recompense Home Influence; The
History Of Pendennis, complete Treasured Tho's
from Favorite Authors. by Caroline May Hodge
On Romans. with The Questions; Family Bibles
The Old Red Sand Stone, by Hugh Miller
David Copperfeld; Cooper's Novels new edition
The Kuckbury 3; also few copies left of Harper's
Magazine for March and April; Carmina Sacra
and Boston Academy's Church Music.
ALso-A few sets Guitar Strings
ROBERT COWAN.
Staunton, April 9, 1851.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
<faNH

PROPOSALS will be received until The LIST of
4 May for constructing two large CuIvers in the
Sd and 4th sections Of the Blue Ridge Railroad
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For Great Attracsio,,x

DLAINS, SAWS. &c.--Jus, received very
! large stock of Bench, Moulding, Floorin.
Pow and other plains also lot of superior Panel
and Ripping Saws some extra fine, Hathets, CHS
els Augers sc, for sale low.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunion, April %. 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
Attention 3ad Regiment.

rJsHE Training Of the Officers Of the 32d Regf
L ment, will commence in Stauntun, on Mon:
day the 5th day Of May. The Regimental Mus
ter, will be held in'New Hope on Friday the Oh
Of May, 1851 By order Of the Culonel: :,
HENRY A. JOHNSON, .Adjutant. :
April 9, 1851. ,;r-'...- 80 e--l.
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TO MACHINE BUILDERS.

7 HAVE on hand heavy stock Of Spike Iron of
IL various sizes, Sheet Iron, barred do, Sheet and
Slab Zinc, Rod iron Of all sizes. Hoop and Bar iron
&c., suitable for your to which invite attention
as the prices will be found very low.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Siaunton, April %, 1851.
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APRIA 2ntt, 1851.

Stauntnn, April 9, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

HATs.-In allusion to a statement which has APP
peared in the public prints that the haters OF the
world at the Great Fair will decide upon recon-
mending some new form of hat, free from the buck
ram Stiffness and rigid regularity Of those now IN
use, the Savannah Republican, foreshadowiug the
new style, says:
Such hats should be light, with flexible crowns
and brims to be souched, if ones taste prefers it,
but maintaining generally toleraOy regular shape
Hats like these are made in sOme Of the humOlest
villages in Austria, more beautiful ihan any com
monty seen elsewhere. They adapt themselves 10
the shape of the head without the least difficulty
IL they are crushed together by being placed IN the
pocket. they eau be easily crushed back Ggain.-
With the ability to make such convenient things as
these, bad taste has succeeded in Imposing upon the
public "head acy" opera hat, with heavy frame
or springs in it, by means OF which high'cfowned
hat becomes as thin as pancake, and this has been
regarded as an improvement ofpnOdlgluus merit
We shall not be sprry to give lasting good-oye
to some Of the fashions that have afflicted the heads
Of the unfortunate in these last twenty years.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
The Franklin Paper Mill,

Slaunton, April 2, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23
NEW spRTNc. GOODS.

RLACK and Second Mourning Berege Shawls,
II from Is to 30 shilling, Beautiful French Neck
Dress, new and Cheap, French Worked Collars,
Mourning Collars and Handkerchefs at.
II. j. & w. B. CRAWFORD'S.
April l6 1851.
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ATTENTION.!

AIIENliON
VNHE Officers Of the 93d Regiment are hereby
L notified, that the annual drill of the Officers
will commence in Staunton, on the 9Th Of May
next, and continue three days. The Regimsna
Muster will be held in Middlebrook, on The 10Th
day of May. On the second day of training, there
will be an eection to fill the vacancy of the Lieut..
Colonel of said Regiment.
VIM. H. SHUEY, Col. 93d Reg.
April 9, 1851.
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a,m@gnRrIas 3 aG@y1R1ngss

sHHDS. prime new crop P. R. Sugar; do low
= priced NJ y. do; 2 do prime new crop P. r.
Molasses; do low priced Cuba do; 60 bags green
Rio Coffee, all just received and will be sold at a
very small advance. c. L. WOOD.
Winchester Depot, 4lh month IL, 1851.
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THE MAisAET PRICES.
sTAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.


STAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected tosekly for the Spectator, by J Z fuk'o
Ftoun, SupFIN. 1915 BAcos, Hoe ROUND, Z IL
WHEAT, per Bush. 75c CoRN, 4oc
RYE. soc PoRK, S4 so
Oars, 33c LARD, &c
Butt Err, Fresh lie, BEEswAX, 2oc
FEATHERS, S3c GINSENG, 2oc
WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Endins April 90. ;IYeek Ending April 20
FLoua-S4 so S4 10. Flour 81 81 a So 90
HERRINGs-S6 25 a so. CtovsRsEED-S55 %.
SHAp--S975a lO so. HERRING-sS65 so.
BACON &C. per h. SHAD So
WHEAr-S7c go BACON SO %.
OArs-35 40c. LARD--9 cts. IN Kegs
CoRN-40 45c. WHEAT 5 10.
RYE-65c. CORN MEAL-I5c per pu
LARD--7c perlb CoRN-67c
pLAsTER-S4 so per ton WHIsKEY-Retfd,2 Ic.
FEATHERs-37 4Oc. BuTTER-Firkn &c.
IRoN-S95 100 per ton. PLASTER $400
BssswAx-25c per Id. SALT.-Sl65
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PUBLIC SALE Oh VALUABLE AUGUSTA BAND.

March 10, ls5I.-et
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Next door to the Stage Office
Staunton, April l6. IS5l.-3m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-23

Feu lIIe IUIIUWIng aTtICIeS-
Alcohol. Spirits of rrpentine, Orange Shellac very
fine, Black Pepper, Venitan Red, sc. Extrac,
Of Lemon, Vial Corkscrews, Nit. Silver, Pow
dered Opium. Sup. Morphine, Blue Mass, Flake
Mamma, SC, Sc.
E. BERKELEY.
SIaunton, April 2, 1851.
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Il(OKLB NEW GOODS,

DLAID and Striped Linen for Boys l6, 25 and
80 cents; Shaded Tweeds "a wide at the low
price of 62a cents Colored and Black Silk Cravals
for 81, So. rs, and 81 Silk Bandanna Handker
chiefs for 81 and so cents; Figured and plain white
Pongee do, Extra, for Gentleman; Gloves Of all
kinds from l2i cents to the highest price, with
many other bargains at The store Of
H. J. s. w. b. CRAWFORD.
April l6, 1851.