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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND
FOB SALE.

llE subscriber will offer for sale at public Auction ca
the 22nd day OF May 1851, no. sold prssss!y De
andoah River, adjoining the Lands, ofJoserh Conrsd, Dr.
Jennings and others. containing about 700 ACRES On
this Farm there large body Of superior PIN and oAk
TIMBER which rendered very valuable on account OF
its close proximity TO numerous Saw-milIs also emoIa
ces fine BODY Of River Bottom and Upland now in
fine state of cultivation and susceptible Of the highest con-
don ofmprovement.
The locality and great convenencss of this Farm rende:
desirable propery-having upon 1t various springs
of the finest WATER and is situated in the midst ofseverai
Flour and Sail msbesides, upon it, there is one Of
the finest mill sites in the county.
1t Is located in nsghborhood proverbal for intelligence
honesty and morality which is great Inducements % pun
chasers ,
Twill also offer for sale all my Farming Utensils House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Stock of Various Descriptions
Wheat, Corn. SC.
Terms made known the day Of sale
WM. II. PERRY.
necembey o. 1SJ0-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29

MAY be had at our establishment in the following arti-
AA cles viz Sdeboards, Secretaries Bureaus, Presses
Desks Book cases, Candle stands Toilets, Picture frames
&c-al of which if not already made, will be furnished to
order, of Mahogany Maple, Cherry, Walnut. Tables,
Safes Bedsleads, Sufas, Chairs, Washsands Washing
machines Patent Bee Hives, and every other article usu-
ally found in an establishment; of this kind all made Of the
best materials woimanlike manner, cheap and good
as can be had in the County.
neat Hearse will be in readiness convey plain or ex
ira Collins, wherever they may be called for.
o. Flaxseed, good Lumber, and hartpne Shingles Ia
ken in exchange for work and responsible persons have
indulgence on sums over $40 until may be convenient for
them TO pay. !. G. MYERS s. co.
N. B.-Surveyng attended 10 usual. Practice, and
the accuracy of my instruments, will justify in warrant
ing all my pats to give satisfaction in and
racy. |. e. MYERS.
Prospect Mansion, New Hope,2
January %. 1915. 5
E@- Vindicator COPY st.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29

'JHE undersigned will offer for Sale at public auction,
at the late residence OF his Son, Johns. Thompson,
on Tuesday the sM day Of February next, variety OF
valuable property, viz:
Sir ,vork horses colts Of different ages and very
raitable Stud, he received the premium at cattle
s0 nd SGssS'%gs o ssS s y'ss nss Hs
One hundred bushels Of Rye, and three hundred bushels,
more or less, Of The very best Wheat; A valuble Wind
mill; ne,c Road Wagon aada Farm Wagon; Three
or four Beds, bedding and Bedsteads THO or three b.
reaatr; and aua'ietyof Household and Kitchen Fmn,-
tlre, too tedious tospectfy.
TERMS.-Al sums under Five Dollars will be requi-
red in hand on larger credit Of nine months will
be given, the purchaser executing bond with approved
security.
Sale to commence at 81 o'clock A. M.
ANDREW THOMPSON.
Jan. %, is5l.-ts.
N. bail persons indebted to the estate reques-
ted forward and settle pay, and creditors
requested to present their claims to the subscriber for
settlement. Creditors invited 10 attend the sale and
bid. AT.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF BOUNTY.LAND WARRANTS.

rINHE undersigned would most respectfully infurm all
those who are entitled to Bounty Land under an ac
Of Congress passed in September $780, that he will attend
to the location in that beautiful and fertile portion of our
Country, Western Missouri, of all Warrants that may be
entrusted to his care and obtain for The holders thereof
their patents.
He will personally inspect, and be able infinitely de-
scribe every parcel of land he may enter. Holders Of War
rants cannot fail to see the advantage of committing them
the Of person, who when the land is obtained
can give them satisfactory information respecting it.
In all entries he will aim at fertility of soil and health
funess of location.
His charges will be moderate. All communications 10
him upon the subject post paid will receive prompt aiten
ton. GEO. w. ALLEN.
REFERENcEs-Co George Baylor, and Maj VIM II.
Hon. A. Fl. H. oluarI, Sec'y Int Washington, d. G..
Marshall, Saline Co., Mo.,1
Jan. %. lS5l.-6t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29

VNHE subscriber wishing to remove TO the West will
offer for sale at Public Auction, on The first day OF
March, 1851, small Farm containing I36 Acres
ton also within two miles Of an excellent MILL in good
neghbohood This land is well adapted to the growth
Of all kinds of grant is well waiered, having on sew
eral springs and small branch running through 1.-THE
Improvements are toeraby good Persons wishing to BUY
will do well to come and look tit and judge for
Jan. Is, 1851. u. H. HANo"'
N B-Immediate possession will be given, .,,, %
eg-Rockingham Register copy At and send account 70
this office,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29

WoRMs-As this is the Of the year when worms
are most formidable amung children the prophet of NJ
Lanes Vermuge beg leave TO call up"n parents. solcng
their attention its virtues for the expeng OF these an
noyng and often fatal enemies of children Their lnven
ton by physician of great experience in Virginia, and
after using for several years his practice, and find
inc its universal he has been induced at last 10
offer it to the public cheap but certain and excellent
medicine.
o. Observe genuine without the fac smile OF
the Prupretor's signature.
e3- Sold Wholesale and Retail by THOMAS P. EsK-
RIDGE, Staunton by Druggists and dealers generally
Throughout The United States.
January 90, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
1g1N1s STAND FOB a sN@@lAo

ISINlA STAND FOB a SNOBNo
,CNeo
HAVE first rate stand for The Mercantile Business,
which offer for rent. II is situated near Mt. Meridian
Augusta County about the distance from Stanton,
Harrsonburg, Waynesboro' and McGaheysvile. The
buildings are all new and consist of large STORE
HOUSE, Dwelling and necessary out houses There
are attached the property two Acres Of ground contain
inc plenty Of wood for fuel Possession will be given i'm
medaley.
NJ. KIRSH.
N. B-There is well of first rate White Sulphur
Water on the premises, much lrequened by nvalids.
MI
Mt. Meridian. Augusta Co., Jan. 26, l95l.-9t.
EssSy- Rockingham Reg. copy 81.
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White rs. Moore and others

White u.s. Moore and others
V'HE Circuit Court Of Augusta County, at its Novem
l. Der Term, 1850, decreed 'that all The Reports Of
Commissioner Clarke which the decree, rendered in The
above named cause at the June Term Of this Court 4S,
based any wise depend and especially his last Report
upon which said decree processes to be founded be recomm
ted and referred to Master Commissioner John ~ Hendren
for him to reconsider thereof Degrading the errors assigned
in Kautzman's Petition for rehearng and the answers
thereto. as exceptions to Com Carkes Repors) and To
eslae and resee the accounts between the parties &C
cording his opinion Of their several and respective rights
and the right Of the case and make report thereon 70 the
Court, with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself or regarded by any parties be so stated
accompanied by special report upon said errors and ex-
We pons, &c., &c., &c."
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
hereby give notice to the parties interested in the fore
going Decree that have appointed Thursday The 9Th day
Of February next, for the purpose of eexamning the
counts &c., as therein directed On the day named they
are reonesed 10 attend at my office in Saunton, prepared
to see TO their respective interest in the premises.
j. N. HENDREN, M. Comm.
January IL 1S5I-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29

rsNHE second Session of this School will commence in
Staunun, on the 10Th day of February next and close
on the 4lh Of july making Session of five months The
course of study will qualify young men for an advanced
trance into any of best Colleges, to enter immediate.
y upon The pracrica pursuits of life The Terms, here
lofO1e varying according studies from 81 so to SIS 90
per session. Competent assistant will be procured should
the number of schulars justify it, All pupils will be charg-
ed from the date of 10 the end Of the session
cept in cases of proraced personal illness.
Staunton Jan 90 lS5l-9
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
EsTaTE OF JEREMIAH .4UDE, DECEASED
MARCH lST, 1851.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
I'D County rendered in November, 1850, will offer at
Public Sale the premises all the Landed Estate Of the
ate j. AUDE, decd. There
700 OR 500 ACRES
living on South River about mile below the town OF
Waynesboro and the prospect of Railroad to that town
renders the property peculiarly desirable.
will attempt no description of the property, butcan as
sure the public that the quality of the land and its location
county of Augusta.
survey will be made aud fair plot exhibited to those
wishing to purchase: and the tract will be divided if it
should be found desirable to do SO. few Wood Lots
will be sold at the end Of the tract near Waynesboo
The Land will be shown to huse wishing To examine il
oy Mr.. Mark Taylor, who resides upon the premises.
TERMS OF SALE-So much cash as will pay the
costs of suit and the expenses Of Sale The residue in four
equal annual nsalmens. Bond and security required and
the title retained. JOHN Is. BALDWIN,
JAM Is, 1851. Commissioner.
NS-Harrisonburg Republican copy and mark cost.
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MARRIAGE RECORD

In Mt. Sidney the 22nd inst, by the Rev VIM Brown,
MIR. JomN w WATSON to Miss ELIZABETH SHUMATE, all OF
Augusta County
On the 23d ns By the Rev. S. j. Fetzer, Mr. HBNRY F.
SIRE to Miss ASGELISE CoLLINs all OF Augusta county
By the same the evening 2lst Instant Mr. ABNER
SHuMArE 10 Miss REBEccA ANN, eldest daughter of William
Johnston, Esq all OF Augusta county
On "Wednesday evening, 22d inst by the Rev. VIM. Nor
wood MIR WIN A HoPpe Waynesborough, Augusta
TO Miss ELlzAsETH d. daughter Of MIR. Jesse Whitehead Of
Manchester.
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PUBLIC SANlHo

r will offer for sale to the highest bidder, the Farm
lately occupied by Henry Hartman, decd on Friday
the 2ls day Of February next, portion Of the personal
property, consisting Of Young Cattle, Hogs farming
utensils, some Household and Kitchen Furniture and other
articles too tedious TO enumerate.
TERMS--For all sums under ten dollars, cash will be
required all over that amount credit of six months will
be given the purchaser giving bond with approved secu
rity. 81. CLAih HAhIMAN.
January Is, 1851. Administrator.
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&TNLE.H

NROM The subscriber on Saturday night the 18th inst.
sorrel mare about ten twelve years old, between
Ia and Is hands high rather sway backed. Any inor-
nation respecting the directed To Fishersve
Augusta County will be duly appreciated
JOHN GUTHRIE,
Jan. 90 1915.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
Attention ODD Regiment.

,J,HE Commissioned Officers Of the several Companies
composing The 93d Regiment. are hereby ordered TO
assemble Mddebrook, on Saturday the 22nd of Febua-
ry o'clock, for the purpose of electng Commanding
Colonel for said Regiment.
JOHN X: BROWN, Col. ead Reg't. V. NJ.
January 90, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
STANTON ACADEMY.
l.. WAppELL, A. NJ. Principal.

l.. WADDELL, A. Nj. Principal.
WIN. HAMILTON, NJ. d. Assistant.
Il new five month session will commence on the lst
IA day of February, Parents would do well to their
Sons at that ime Our Of Instruction s adapted TO
the University Of Virginia, Washington College and the
Military Institute. L. WADDELL, Print.
p. S. The advantage Of thorough instruction in French
and Spanish BY Prof. Roux native ofFrance can be had
in the Institution at an extra cost of Sc for 80 lessons Ia
either language three lessons per week, provided class
can be made up. l.. w.
Staunton, January ID, 1851.
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- &M HERSH, beg leave tn inform their customers
" and the public generally that they have just receiv
ed an addition to their stock Of Fancy Goods, at their
Wholesale s. and Retail Variety Store, door below the
Spectator Office" Stanton Va. They invite all to come
and examine their Stock assured that they can sell goods
cheaper than they can be bought in the place.
The Jewelry will be warranted gold.
II. s. NJ HERSH.
Siannion Ian 90 1871
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
BOOTS & SlE@IASo

A ARON SHOVLER, would respectfully informthe cit
liens of Saunon and vicinity that hestl continues The
manufacture of Boots s. Shoes his shop directly opposite
Mr. McCoys establishment He would invite all give him
call; His work is neat and can't be beat in all the town
or the country around. His prices low each Of you
know, and for money laid down he you brown"
lfyou wish to look neat, put his boot on your feet He
refers 10 his shop where he asks you stop assured that
you'll find work of the right kind.
A. SHOVLER.
Jan. 90 IS51.-tf
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Jan. %
R.4RG.SK.v.S FOR CASH.

n order TO make room for new stock of SPRING
GOODS, will sell our present stock at very REDUc
ED PRICES CASH. from this date the first of March
next Our stock CONSISTS of general assortment of Dry
Goods Hats, Shoes Boots, Sc, &c. Livingston Ploughs
On hand for sale. j. Il. ARNALL s. co.
January 60 lS5l.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29

'IO Benjamin Fawcett and Isabella his wife late Isabel
la Kincad, and John Swope-As you are not inbab
itants of the Commonwealth of Virginia, you will please
'he office of Robt Kinney ESQ., in the town of S,aun
,on proceed take the depositIons of Thomas j. Niche
and others and the 20lh day of March, 1851, at the
office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Highland Co.,
Va a, Monterey. shall also proceed TO take the deposit
tons of James Gay and Others The depostions of the
witnesses will be commenced at times before the dates
bove mentioned pursuant to legal notice given to the Home
Defendants but they will not be cused until the dates
bve mentioned, in order to you legal notice All
which depositions when taken shall offer as evidence on
the trial of pending and undetermined the
chancerv size of the Circuit Court of the said county of
Highland in which Plaintiff and you and others
Defendants Ii said depusons shall not be completed on
the days above stated The taking thereof will be adjourn
ed from day day from lime 10 time and from place TO
place un they are completed. You can attend if you
think proper.
Jan 20, 1851. PETER SWOPE.
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A RE taken 10 the laies, style, with all
"A menls in the Art, by
IL. j. RANKIN,

RE taken 10 the ales, style, with all the late improve
"A ments in the Art, by
IL. j. RANKIN,
from Philadelphia who will remain in this place for few
days only for the purpose Of furnishing hose who wish
with an accurate likenessof hemseveso friends. Those
who examine his pictures will see that in depth CT tone.
eke expression, beauty ofexecuiion, and harmonious
blending flight and shade they second to none in The
Country and after receiving superior finish with sol-
ton gold, celebrated for their soft tone and while
they ercel the Finest Painting, they are equally as du-
rabe The plates on which they taken are ofhe finest
FRENCH MANUFACTURE, and pains expense are spsr
ed getting them up in the best manner by the use Of the
galvanic battery.
o. full Of instruction, or instruction IN al the
a,e improvements in the Art given on reasonable terms.
o. Rooms open from 8, A. NJ. to S, r. NJ, daring
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this place are
politely solicited to call and examine specimens :,
o. Persons taken sIngy or 10 groups on reasonable
terms.
Iseg- Rooms at Mr. J. n. woodward's, Eagle Hotel.
r. J. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
Co.,. T. J0st
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The undersigned takes this opportunity to tender to the
numerous friends and patrons of the late firm, his heartfelt
thanks for their liberal patronage and most respectfully asks
continuance in favor of his He expects to
main here for several months, during which time he will
give close attention to the settlement of the business Of the
old concern, and to the interest of the new one.
MICHAEL BANNER.
Ny,.,.,t.r D,not I,nu,,U TX 1881 AZ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
MONEY TO SPARE.

I WISH to employ five young of steady hab-
its with practical knowledge of Mwright or Car
penters work To such will give fair wages fthey suit
me, which they ascertain by coming and trying me-
d. S. HERN.
Frankfort, Greenhrier Co., Va.,1
January 90, 1S5l-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
RECORD OF DEATHS,
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At called meeting of Cyrus Division No Al Sons Of Tenn
perauce held their Hall in Scottsve, Abcmarle County
Va January 4h 1851 the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas nhis all wis. but painful Providence has pleas
ed Almighty God from by DEATH much esteem
ed aud lamened Brother, Coleman C. May, whose social
and enlightened zeal in the OF Temperance have
rendered him both favorite and important member of our
Division
RssOred LIST That deeply feel the loss which the deaf
Of deceased Brother has inflicted upon and that we ten
der heartfelt sympahies his bereaved parents an
friends in view of this mournul event
RsSotced End That slight token Of high regard and
departed Brother the usual badge OF
mourning upon the left arm for thirty days
Resored 3rd, Tha, copy of the above Preamble and Re-
solutions be the family of deceas Brother also TO
the Southern Era Richmond aud the Lynchbug, Staun
b. c. McPsAiL, RS D. HAMMER, W.P.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
NOTICE.

VNHE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between the
l. subscribers under The firm Of WOOD s. BANNER, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent Either of the
parties are authorized to use the name of the firm in the
settlement of the business CHARLES l.. WOOD.
MICHEAL BANNER. =
Winchester Depot January |. 1851.
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CHARLES l.. WOOD,

Will continue the Flour, Grocery ana COMMISSION,
Bushes, in the House formerly occupied by Isaac Paul and
the one adjoining it, His facilities for doing business will
be the same as those of the late firm Feeling grateful for
the liberal patronage extended to it, he respectfully asks
continuance Of the same promising to do all liz his power
10 render satisfaction.
Winchester Depot, January |, 1851.
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wv zlDHR & GREENE'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, sTAUNTon

pICTURS produced by original process in few sec
onds time, without regard 10 weather. This is great
desideraum it does away with the heretofore long and
tedious sitting These pictures warranted not to fade.
Always hand large Of Lockets and Brest-
pins, Fancy Bunk Cases and Miniature Cases suitable for
sending through the Mail The public respectfully in
ved 10 call and examine his various Specimens, among
which may be seen splendid likeness of Jenny Lind,
Also Osceula and Sister, young Black Hawk, Oskinawa
and Femenan. all III full Indian costume.
QJ-!aving made arrangements with the most eminent
Artists the North whereby they are enabled to introduce
all the improvements they f1atler themselves that
their pictures will be equal to any.
Valdez & GREENE.
Stanninn Jan % IS5l-if
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DIED, on Wednesday night last, Miss MARGARET ANN
daughter of Mr. Bay Dunlap in the 25th year her age
DIED. Buchanon Lewis county, Va the 18th INST, Mrs.
Ann NJ HENsELsy wife of EnOch H. Henseley, aud daughter
of Edmund c. Bridges formerly OF Augusta, aged 20 years
DIED. Tuesday the 18th inst at the residence her SON
in law Mr. Robert Johnson Mrs ELIZABETH JE INNINGS, wife
Of Mr.. John Jennings, in the 9th year Of her age.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-01-29
ON e AL'S -.

ooHPouhu c!lup VIII Ohoi !'""~
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma Incipient Consumpn0"'
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood ana q"
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
offering this article the public do so with perfect
dence having obtained the sanction oil the most prominent
Physicians of the City of Baltimore where the article Is manu-
featured.
Unlike every other popular remedy we furnish home tesmo
ny from the most valuable
We also willing place the recipe in the hands OF any
Physician who recognised gentleman OF GOOD standing ID
the profession
The following certificate is from OF the most prominent
physicians in this city enjoying extensive and lucrative ac
lice, and who daily employing and recommending the syrup
BALTIC. March 27 1850. j l.. ONEAh.
BALTIMORE, March Goth, 1850.
TO JOHN L. ONEAL, Esq,
Chemist & Druggist cor. Hanover & Lombard SITS.
Dear Sir- affords much pleasure recommend to the
hound Lverwor the Of Coughs Colds &C. lean
safely say that the best remedy have ever tried not only
among my patients generally, but also in my private family
afforded instantaneous relief when troubled with severe
Cough the consequence Of attack Of peusy The
plcty the articles OF which composed, (beng selected
exclusively from the vegetable kngdom together with the
scientific preparation renders It's
ecty safe only TO the adult but also TO children
In praising do moi wish TO exaggeate its virtues but this
from experience, that It has almost wrought
miracles aresng the severest Coughs exhaustng night
sweats, and even hectic fever, in their progress.
In three bottles have been sufficient produce the
desired effect. .--@
For its invention much praise be bestowed upon
Yours, with much esteem,
No The above article be had of Messrs HARPER KIM
for the Of Staunton Any respectable Phys
clan Can see the recipe BY calling on the Agents.
Januoyv 90 lS5I-2m
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~ Accounts from China state that edct against
Christianity as illegal incredible, and absurd has been
issued by the Project of one OF the Provinces.
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THG MA RKET RICEs

~-~
STAUNTON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ,ceekly for the Spectator 6y Broicn Fu~s)
FLouR, SUPERFNE, $40 BACON, HOG ROUND &c
WHEAT, per Bushel 75c CoaN' Acc
RYE soc PoRK, 81 so
Oars Soc LARD. SC
Burt Err Fresh lie, Firkin u BEEswAX, zoe
FEATHERS, 33c GINSENG, 2oc
WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending jan 25. Week Ending jan 20
FLoUR-S4i2a S4l4. Flour 81 81 So %.
HERRISGs-S5 % 5 so. {CLovERsEEp-S5 90
SHAp-S9 75a 10 30. }HERRINGs-$650.
BAcoN-6 l-2c. perlb. $SHAD $975:
WHEAT-S5c 80 Bacon SO 90.
OArs-35 40c. }LARD-9 cts. IN Kegs.
CoRN-40 45c. WHEAT 81 05.
RYE-65c. Corn MEAL-75c perbush
LARD-7c perlb. lCoRN-5Sc.
PLAsrER-S4 so per ton WHIsKEY-Rectifed, 27c.
FEATHERs-30a 32c. $BurrER-Frkn IA Tic.
IaoN-$95 100 per ton. }PLAsrER-$3 %
BEEswAx-20c per Id. iSALr.-Sl 65.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, Jan. 25, 1851.
BsEr-seals Weights So 25 SIS 25 Extra quality will
command higher price.
HoGs-$5 a IS nett; marketdull
MUrToSs-S so a So nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE Jan. IS, 1851.
BEEr-Sca,c Ueight-S3 so.
hoes-So ~ So 10, in demand
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O. The population of Missouri, according to the census
jus: completed, 69l 547 having nearly doubled IN the
last ten years.