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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-02

LlBERIAN EMGRANrs.-I preparing Company Of
Emgrants for the Liberian Packet which is expected
sail from Baltimore in May 1t is desired that full
pauy of $50 should 90 together from the Valley Of Va ard
settle in some one Of the many Aourshlng villages ii
sing up on the Western Coast The present heahfuness
of the climate fertility Of the SOIL the demand for all kinds
of mechanical labor and the favorable offered by
which every Emigant is comfortably settled on his own
little arma conspre to make it peculiarly inviting to
the free colOed who respects himself and wishes to
command the respect OF Others competency is within
the reach of anrunes have been made by many there
and very certain the enteprsng, industrious and
economical Emigrant.
Application may be made to me personally or by letter.
or in my absence 10 the Editor.
r. w. BAILEY, Agent
Col. Society.
Staunton April, 1851.
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MY JACK

WILL stand the ensuing at my stable, and Mil
home Monday the 24h of March, and alternately, week
about aud will be let s. the season, and So the
insurance. the money payable at expiration of the
season. and the insurance money payable when the mare is
known be 10 foal transferred the to expire the
last day of June.
Description Jack is four years old, fine size and
FORM upwards otwelve handsin height, of deep lead COL
Or, vigorous and active. Any person living distance,
wishing to put will be furnished with pasture my farm
at a reasonable charge
SAMUEL KENNERLY.
March 26 1851
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ARE.gD HRE.gD BREED 4

rENHE undersigned takes this method of informing the
IL public that he has in his employ baker Of the first
ORDER who dues up baking brown, and tina, in the
future he will always keep hand supply of fresh bread
for those in Of the same also cakes OF every descp
ton, kept on hand and furnished 10 order.
CHAS. Fl. BALL.
N. B. Persons wishing tosuSscribe for bread will let
me have their names and it will be sent 10 order.
Saunlon, March &c, 1851. G. H. B.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.

I PROPOSE renting my TAVERN ESTABLISH
MENT at the Warm Springs, Bath Coort-house-
The buildings Brick, Large and well arranged, calculs
ted to lodge abou. forty fifty persons-Slabling for fy
Horses-an excellent gardens well Of water and Ice
house on the lot would furnish portion Of the Fu.n
ure, ten Acres Of Meadow four or five Acres Of pasture
land, and the privilege Of getting frewscd my land
close at hand, aud Of the Servants would fur
nish all lie Furniture and Servants The prospect for
doing good business at this time is fattering A man
who has experience Id Hotel keeping, with email family,
and come recommended for capably honesty and
briefly am disposed to bargain with liberal terms
GEORGE MAYSE.
Warm SGrinGs. February %. lS5l.-tf -
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UNION E0TlANS
Winchester, Va.

WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED YARDS OF THE R. R. DEPOT
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has again leased the above
establishment, where he pledges himseo use his
efforts TO please all who may patronize him. He returns
his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
and respectfully solicts continuance thereof
w. d. GILKESON.
Winchester, March IL, ls5l.--3m.
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The WEBSTER FEsrTAL.-"e learn from the baH-
more papers nf Thursday that the entertainment given
the Hon. Daniel Webster at Annapolis, Sy the Maryland
Reform Convention, took place Tuesday evening, agree
ably TO preyious arrangement. All the agree in
Representing festival to have been glorious and Par
otto affair." all feelings CT party having been lost sight of In
doing honor who labored unremiltingy in the per-
servation Of the Union Toasts given and received
with great enthusiasm to all the democratic and wing SEN
who united noby crushing the spirit of dsunion
Mr. Webster spoke eoquenty and earnestly in behalf OF
the Union, and the Republic thus alludes to his effort
Ihe speech of Mr. Webster this OCCASION is no less
original than impressive, and inclined to believe
must arrest the heedul attention and command the appre-
eating respect of those who, shutting their eyes 10
consequences have predetermined to disregard its wise
monOus its patriotic impulses, and its glorious hISto rcaI
"reminiscences"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-02
MARRIAGE RECORD

On Tuesday the 25th inst, by the Rev ]. B. Davis, Mr.
Thomas n. LINDSEY Miss SARAH E. Cook, all Of this
County.
On Thursday evening last by the Rev. T. T. Casteman, Mr.
joan S. PARENT Miss LOUISA REBEccA daughter Of Mr..
James Wiley, all Of this place.
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WI USIC.

uOWE'S Instructor for the Guitar New Instructions
IA for the Guitar by Carcassi Juvenile Instructor for
the Piano Forte Hunen's Instructions for the Piano For
Self Instructor for the Accordeon Self Instructor for
the Flute; Ethiopian Glee Book by Gumbo Chat, A. M.
,an Minstrel. Just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
March &c, 1851.
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New Books.

three Continents, by the Arkansas correspondent Of
the Louisville Journal GarIand's life of John Randolph
Camp fires of the Revolutions Practical Mercantile Cor
respondence Horror on Extracting Teeth Guy Fawkes
Lies Discipline; &c. Just received and for sale by
ROBERT COlVAN.
March $, 1851
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iAS7ERAYo

WE the undersigned Subscribers have this day viewed
w & appraised acow with white back belly and speck-
led sides, with crop of the left and crop off the
right, supposed to be six years old and appraised by us
to fitted dollars. Said Cow taken upby VIM. Armstrong
about l2Nionths ago aud showed by the Civ
en- under hands this 18th March 1851.
JOHN SELLERS,
HENRY STERRETT,
JAMES WILSON.
March sc 1S5l-3ls
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I6OIh REGKsNEN

TgNHE Company Niusters will be- held on Saturday the
IL 9Th Of April. The Regimenal Muster at WIN. How
el's on Thursday che 9Th Of May at ii O'Clock A. H.
The Commandant takes this occasion to notify the
Regiment that is his intention resign his commission
Immediately after the Regmena Muster and ne hopes ev
cry Company will havsi. full complement Of Officers elect
ed ana commissioned IN time to take part IN the election ot
his successor BY command.
MARCO 9. CARTER, Adjuans
April 2, 1851.
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The Franklin Paper Mill,

an 9Th street, near the Petersburg Depot, Richmond,
Virginia, is in good order, managed by superior pa
per MAKER and is turning out Printing Paper (or news)
single and double medium, envelope and wrapping paper,
equain quality and low III price; as any mandatory in
the Unfed States.
On hand good assortment of Cap and Letter, fancy
coors for pamphlet covers Manila Of various Sizes Ga
first fate article for packing newspapers, c) blue and
brown cotton yarns paper, SC.
Orders for any Descriptions, Of any weight and dmen-
sions, executed al the shortest notice.
o. Wanted Linen and Cotton RAGS, for which the
cash will be paid on delivery the Mill or rernit,arces
made as directed
March 70, le5f.-St.
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REMOVAL.

rVNHE Subscriber has removed his BARBER SHOP to
Of the front Of The Virginia Hotel, where
he will be happy to wait upon his friends and customers at
all hours Bleeding, cupping, eecag, &c. practised as
heretofore. He will also attend The sick under the direction
Of a physician, whsnever called upon.
c. HARTMAN SAUPE.
S..surton, January l, ls5l.-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

HE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
= OF Brown & Fulks has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 the firm are requested to settle
Either ofthe partesae authorized 10 use the tho
firm in settlement Of the business
VACHEL j. BROWN,
JOHN 6. FULKS.
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DISSOLUTION:

'gNHE Firm OF j. 7. ARNALL s. Co.. was dissolved by
mutual consent on LIST day of January last All per-
sons indebted to the concern, will make payment to John
l. Arna who alone is authorized to settle the business
aud all having claims will present them him for settle
ment. j. Il. ARNALL,
S. B. BROWN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-04-02

HOUSE AND LOT P0R SALE IN WAYSESBOROUGH.
ASo0Jos-
THE subscriber intending 10 remove to the country win
offer for sale at public auction on Thursday the 10Th
day of April next, his HOUSE AND LOT in Waynes.
borough.
The terms will be made known the day ofsals.
GEORGE w. DEAL.
Waynesboro', February 26, l85l.-tds.
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Estate of WI. Quinlan,

tE sale notes are due and if not promptly mid will,
'0ittoW Discrimination, be collected by suit or war
rant desire 10 close the estate at once and | am now
prepared TO pay every just demand against it, hope ,ha,
both Debtors and Creditors will understand that it
them nearly to "look sharp"
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Ex'or.
April 9, 1915.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned as ExecasOrso the late John H. Psy.
ton now offer for SALE handsome sad valuable Trac
Of Land lying is sn1 affiom Siaanson, and inmev
dsteiy West OF the Land recently psschssed Of hsm u
Vim. j. ShuH,ate. TIs Tratt 10 paH Of the old Mont
gomery Hall estate, and contains $40 ACRES-about
loo Acres VI which are cleared and under good hsihe
residue very heavily nbefed The Land Ess wei and
is susceptible Of high cttfyain and 10 Adopted 10 the
growth Of all kinds grains ad gfaSses The Dwelling
House is large TWO STORED LOG DWELLING
with Stone Baseraeat, containing beses the Basement
Rooms and Carrot, two large Rooms the 5s and three
on the second floor. There is . never-aiag Srtlng Of
Lime stone water near the Hosse, and also good Apple
Orchard on the Land.
The Terms will be made most accommodating, and il
less Land Is wanted 100 Acres Of the VOID hsd may b.
sold to adjoining Farmers without injury to The Tacs
2nd. We also offer Tract Of 1870 ACRES Land ~
ing two miles fun Stanton, on the road leading to Hfs.
Tayors. Eighty Acres cleared and hs resi- heavily tim
bered-the whole under good fence. No improvements.
3rd We also offer 10 Acres lying on the Hebron
Church ROAD adjoining the lands of A.. 2. Stuart twenty
Acres are cleared and the tbered This s very me
Land. Apply to John L. Peytou Stanton.
WILLIAM M. PEYT0N,
JOHN l.. PEYTON.
o. n B.-The first named Farm will be Tor reBt il NOT
sold by the first ofApril next.
March $, f85l-lG
EU- Rockingham Register publish two months
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Ohcs Of
the Circuit Court fof Bath county, On Duneay the
Sd day Of March, 1851,
Allen II. Lacy-PaintiR,
AGAINST a
Sylganus 4. Byrd admir- Of George B. Richards, decd,
Catharine Richards, widow, Ann Sassh, Virginia, Ar
chibald, John s. Edwin, Nelson md Felix, children
and heirs at Law, of Richard B. Richards, Stephen 4.
Porter, Robert Hudgen, Samuel Alsop, and John Gra-
ham, Sheriff, and as suca admir- Of Nancy Lewis ds-
ceased-Defendants.
The object Of this suit is subject certain Lands in ssid
County sale, to satisfy audgment in favor of the Plain
tiff agans, he of the said George B. Richards, de-
ceased.
The Defendant, Edwin Richards, tot having entered
his appearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an nhabtant of This Commonwealth On
motion of the Plaintiff is ordered that the said Defend
ant appear here within month after due publication Of
this order, and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy
Of Ibis order be published in the Stanton Spectator
week. for four weeks excessively and posted at the front
door the Court house of said County, the first day Of
the next Court after it publication.
Copy-Teste,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Being now the sois psopreto. Of ths.Eae concern Of
Brown and Ftlks will continue the business at the Old
stand take this occasion to advertise that will be hap
py see persons in search Of the best articles in my ne
am assured that my goods and prices and my disposition
to please and accommodate Cannot but meet with their ap
probation. should be doing injustice to the public and
my own feeling were not to add, that am thankful for
past patronage.
Staunton Match J.. 1881.
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JERRY HERMAN,

a NATIVE Of county Cork Ireland, who has been in
N this country many years, and is employed the
Blue Ridge Tunnel has believe that his younger
brother MICHAEL has emigrated to the United States,
and anxious to find him out When last heard of he was
in the neghbohood Of Boston, Mass. Any information d.
recled to Waynesboro Augusta comfy Va will be thank
fully received.
April 2, lS5l.-St.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
of Augusta that he is again within the County on his
annual Clock Repairing Business. Subscribers will re-
,eve call as usual Other citizens who may desire his
services in this business will please give notice to the sub
scrbers residing in their immediate vicinity.
WIN. L. GREENE.
Brownsburg, April 2, lS5l.-3ts
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NOTICES

"A Decd, by note, otherwise requested
come forward and make payment Those having claims
against The estate will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. ST. CLAIR HARTMAN, Adm'r.
March 5, lS5l.-eut2m.
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The undersigned having purchased the interest of S. B.
Brown IN the above firm will continue the business at the
old stand, where he will be happy his friends and
the public generally JOHN T. ARNALL.
Waynesborough, April 2, lS5l-3t
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR BALE,

REING DESTROYS Of removing to the west, we will sell,
~ publicly the 22d April, if not sold previously al
private SALE of which due notice will be given the farm
on which resde lying in the County Of Abemare,
the of udsons Creek, and known the PLAfN
DEALING ESTATE, containing
1iUetUe Hundred .fcreS.
1t is situated the road leading from Scotlsvle Char
ottesvle, miles from the former and l6 from the latter
place. There are about 500 in cultivation and about
700 in wood and
The improvements are very goOd-a large and commodi-
Gus DWELLING HOUSE, and all necessary and COM
Portable reimbursement excellent close to the
house, and The plantation is we'll watered, and in a
fine and thrifty condition. There is large orchard Of
well selected fruit trees, of various kinds this FARM
The above land will be sud in body divided TO suit
purchasers, sufficient quantity of wood Land be
thrown SO as to make two convenient tracts.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call on the UNI
designed the premises who will make known the terms
and give all necessary information.
MATTHEW & JAS. w. RANKIN
n B.-This land is we'll adapted to grain and grass
aud about $50 acres well in clover and Timothy
Scottsvie, Va, March 26.--tds.
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VIRGINIA Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for Bath County, on the frst Mon
day in March, 1881,
Bernard Peyton-Plsintif,
AGAINST
Benjamin Thompson Joseph Gwn, in his own right aad
as Executor of Robert Gwin, decd Jane Gwin, widow
and rellc of said Robert Gwin, decd, Andrew Gwin.
Polly Gwin, Samuel Gwin, William Gwin, Robert
Gwin. William Thompson, William NJ. Thompson and
David G. Wise-Defendants.
The object Of this SUIT is obtain the legal lille to
Tract Of Land, sold by Robert Gwin, decd, in his fa
time, the Defendant Benjamin Thompson, and 10 sub
ect the said Land sale satisfy judgment 10 favor Of
the Plaintiff against the Defendant Benjamin Thompson.
The Defendants Joseph Swim, Jane Gwin, William
Gwn and Robert Gwin, having entered their appear
ance and it appearing ~ The Court that they moi in
habans Of this Commonwealth It is ordered that the
said Defendants appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy this order be published once week. for four
successive weeks in the Stanton SPECTATOR and posted ut
the front door Of the Courthouse Of said County, the
first day Of the next Court after its publication.
Copy-Tese,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISC o, Clerk.
March ID 1S5f--Im
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Staunion March | i, 1851.

beg to say that fur reasons Of y continued feeble health
have been advised quit business return my grateful
acknowledgements to the public for the Liberal patronage be-
slowed on "Brown & Fuks" and ! respectfully invite
continuation Of it to my late partner Mr.. Fulks
.'VACIKEL J. BROWN.
SHANNON March s. ISL
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Drugs Nis6 WediCiateS.

rENHE subscriber is now receiving his Spring n
supply ofDRUGS AND MEDICINES. q
He returns his thanks 10 his friends for past ia ~.
vors, and begs leave to inform them and the Tf9a
public generally, that he believes he still AfsM q
supply ,hem with every thing in his line as SAg9s3
good terms as they be bought elsewhere EfH
He has just received the following articles gME
Alcohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Orange Sheac, %
very fine, Back Pepper, Ventan Red &c. w.
Extract Of Lemon, Vial Cork Nit Silver Pow
dered Opium, SUP. Morphine, Blue Mass. Flake Man.
ma, Sc, &c. E. BERKELEY.
Stauntun, April 2, 1851.
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UnrivalIed Life-like Licensees.

A he taken ia the laes, STYLE with all the late imlrevs
"A ments in the Art, By
II. j. RANKIN,
from Philadelphia who will remain in this place fef sfew
days only, for the purpose Of furnishing those who wish
with lkenesso Of themselves OF friends Those
who examine his pictures will see, thai 10 depth Ct tone;
sike expression, beauty ofexecuon, and harmonious
blending light and Shade, they are second to mono ia The
Cos,ry and after receiving superior finish with solu
tion gold are celebrated for their soft tone and while
they srcsl the Finest Painting, they are equally as da
rable The plates which they taken are ofhe finest
FRENCH MANUFACTURES, and pains expense spar
ed in getting them up in the best manner by the use ohe
galvaniE battery.
0 full course Of Instruction. or instruction in all the
late Improvements in the Art, given reasonable terms.
Or Rooms open from 8, A. NJ to S, P. NJ, during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen of this place
politely solicited to call and examine specimens.
o. Persons taken singiy or in groups on reasonable
terms.
CO. Rooms at Mr.. J. N. Woodward's, Eagle Hotel.
r. J. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
Stsunton, Jan. 8, 1851 If.
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Staunton April, l 1851.
DEDICATION.

BIZ divine permission the Church in the neghborhood Of
Dr. DaYdsons MILL will be dedicated Sabbath the 9th OF
April at IL o'clock.
March 20 1851.
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NOTICE.

NOR HIRE, for the remainder Of the year seveia
IL SLAVES, Male and Female Apply to
ROBERT S. BROOKE.
Saun!on, April 2, 1851,
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GOLD PENS, SC

GOLD PENS, sc
lust RECEIVED, large assortment of Gold and
- Silver Pens aud Pencils, fine Pocket Knives, &c.
@. B. WRIGHT s. Coz
Saunton, Oct 9, 1850.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND March 30, 1851.
BrEF-Seals Weigat-S2 20 1926. Extra quality will
command higher price
HoGs-$5 a So nett; marketable
MUrToNs-$l IS S. nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE March 80, 1851
BEEF-Seals Veight-$375
Hoes So rs 5000, in demand.
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DAGUERREOTYpEs FOR 81 80,

WAIbER & GREENE, Daguerrean Artists at tbs
w Virginia Hotel would aDsouced to the public that
they will remain in Stauntoa bot short time; and having
facilities Of getting stock at greatly reduced Prcss;
they thereby enabled take pictures at Northern prices
or from ST so upwards Portraits taken as usual BY m O
rgnal process in few seconds time without regard u
weather and wariahted fade Always on hand On
assortment " Gold Lockets and BIeaspns; Fancy Book
Cases and Miniature Cases suitable for sending through the
mails, The postage on which is bit trle.
E. w. Valdez.
N. NJ. GREENE.
Staahtuhs February 10, 1851.
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A MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
A Fine Tavern stand.

A Fine Tavern stand
HE subscriber offers for sale Tract Of Land, con-
tanning,
4S4 ACRES,
situated in the county Of Rockbrdge, the line Of the
Plank Road, tweny-one miles distant from the town of
stanton, and fourteen miles from Lexington. The Plank
road passing from Buchanan through Lexington Staun-
ton, runs through this farm. The location is well adapted
to Tavern stand. This tract ofland can be divided into
two or three farms, each Of which will be well supplied
with timber and water.
The land lies well, and is finely waefed. About ore
half of the tract covered with timber of excellent quality
The North River Improvement is process construction
" Lexington, g. will be completed during Tire ensuing year.
When he work is completed. cheap Canal tauspo ration
from Lexington TO Richmond will be provided for the Far
Of Rockbridge. An opportunity is now offered for
purchasing valuable farm upon moderate terms.
The title is ndisputabe.
Terms Of Salc-One fourth in hand, the residue in one,
two and three years, in equal payments.
Persons desiring to examine the premises and purchase
will call upun Capt VIM X. Moore who resides in the
neighborhood, or upon the subscriber in Lexington.
JAMES G. PAXTON.
March 49, IS5I-6t
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e. DOOLEV.
Training Notice.
House and Lot For Sale.

gE House and Lot the south side Of Beverly street
staanon, two squares above the Eagle Hotel, is fo
sale. Apply to
April 2, ls5I.-tE VIM. b. JOHNSON.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS
Week Ending March So'
FLouR-S4 so a So 90 o.
HERRISes-S5 20 a o oO'
SHAD-S975 a 10 o..
RAcoS-6 l-2c. per I'D.
WHEAr-S5c 80
O.rs-35 II 40c.
CoRN-40 a doc.
RYE-65c.
LARD-7c perlb.
PtAsTER-S4 so per ton
FEArHERs-30 a 32c.
IRoN-S95 u 100 per ton.
BeEswAx-20c per ID.
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VIRGINIA -Ata Court Of Appeals held at Lewisburg
on Tuesday the Cd day Of August 1851.
George w. neutrality-suspicious.,
AGAINST
Edward Anderson administrator Of Jesse Davenport decd
and others-Appellees.
Upon appeal from decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancey for the county Of
Augusta the Goth day of June l6 in case in which
the Appellant was Plaintiff aud the Appeees were De-
PENDANTS,
The Appeees James Leitch and Jno C. Wells having
departed this life, their death is ordered to be entered
on the record and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court thatth Appeees Susan Davenport and Isaac
Raphael are inhabitants of this Commonwealth, SO that
process cannot be served upon hem the motion Of the
Appellant by his Couel is ordered that the said Appel
lees do appear here the first day Of the term Of
this Court then and there have reearng Of the whole
matter contained IN said decree and that copy of this
order he inserted for four weeks successfully in the Spec
tator newspaper published in Stanton, and posted
at the front door THE Courthouse OF Greenbrar County
and the published and posted stand for service of
process.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN A. NORTH Clerk.
March l9, lS5l.-4t