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~ Lecture on Hungary.-Col. JOHN l.. DOR
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ing wishes TO obtain some dairy pupils on 'he fiano
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" Notice.-The steamship Ell DORADO will posi-
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S Nurse, by a respectable Girl,
L n who capable CT taxing care OF an infant Can
be seen io two days a. present employers Waere she
has lived for eight months corner Of Hicks and
SITS. South Brooklyn MI 81
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4 5 NURSE or Housemaid, by a respecta-
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Two TWO or THREE GENTLEMEN

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NOR SALE-A Ticket for Berth in
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IL for Gentlemen only, IN a twa-story house. where
there are no boarders children front the
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N ANTED-A person with $4,000

who understands the grocery business and can come
Vel recommended No other need apply. Apply az cor
ner OF PIKE and Division SIS. MI 81
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3. NATURES FLUID for the LAMP Of

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and price are satsfactory Address A b., Tribune Oce.
stating price and number Of house. ma Hs
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TO Notice.--A special meeting OF the 81 Y B. s. of
Operative Ma,ens Will be held a; their meeting roons.
Montgomery Hail. No 10 Prince 81, on TUESDAY
EVENING, Nov. 25 The members In general ave re-
cees'ed 10 attend there business of gea Importance
10 be brought before the meeting Nv order
JOHN o'CONNER, President.
JOHN BUCKLEY. Secretary
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A 5 WAITER in hotel, or as Porter IN
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Il and their wives, or "A few sing gentlemen can be ~
dated by genteei French family occupying first
class house having all the modern improvements and
bath room Estimation st. Mark place. with whole
secopd floor consisting Of front paTor with small bed
adjoining, and also of large back bedroom. with
handsome sitting elegantly fufI isbed. Rooms also
for single gentlemen. Dinner hour at g. Best references
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~ Notice. Passengers per steamship BALTIC, Tor
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THIS DAY, Saturday, Nov. q. at u o'clsck N
mo IL EDW. X COLLINS \ co
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
LAND FOR SALE In HIGHLAND.

7 OFFER for sale TRACTOR LAND ily-
4 ing on The Bull Pasture m,unisin, adiuiniug
the Lands of F. K Hull and R SIlinglon. on
both sides of the Turnpike rad, and containing a
bout $40 Acres, about IS Acres cleared and Is
Acres hacked, the balance is we'll timbesed, por-
lion of it we'll adapted to grain Or grass, with five
or six never falling Springs Of water IN it.
| also offer for sale my CRAB Run TRACT
lying on both sides Of the Turnpike, within from
three to FIVE miles of Monterey. containing about
5000 ACRES,
situated to divide into two OF four
Tracts. On it are two tenants houses; about 70
Acres cleared and in cultivation, and about-9 A.
cres hacked and sci in grass. This Land is ad-
mirsbly adapted to graf ng, having some dozen
never failing SPRING. on 1t at convenient distances
to every portion Of the land. A portion of this
Land lies high and .olng and flies torment stock
but little in S;umroer. CRAB Run passes through
it, affording supe dor advantages for machinery;
and Iron Gre is abundant. The Land is generally
Limestone, A further description deem unne-
cessary, as persons wishing TO purchase will first
view the Land, which will be showed them by r..
Sitilgp d, near Mcdowell, or BY r. Bodkin, liy-
ing on che premises. Terms aocommodallng',.
JOHN SlTLINGTON.
Graduation, Highland Co., Va.,l
Nav Ia. 1915.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
Two Valuable Farms for Sale.

sbY virtue of decree of TIE Circuit Court OF
ae I}ockbridge County, pronounced at the April
term thereof, | S5l, in the suit OF Bax'er's Execu
Tor ys. Bakers Sc, the Undersigned as Commls.
sinner, on the 10Th day Of june next, will proceed
on lie premises to sell by way ofpublIc aucilon'
Tract Of Land, cuhtaining about i.
$50 ACRES.
This Tract of Land is situated in the County ut
Rockbridpe, about FIVE miles West Of Lexington,
and within one mile Of Lexington and Coylngton
Turnpike road: About one half o; thus Tract is
cleared, the residue is covered with timber of fine
quality There is FINE ORCHARD. and
two comfortable LOG DWELLINGS on this
Tract The Land is of good quality. There viii
alsu be sold On The same day and on the premises
a Tract of Land, cnnlaining about
gao ACRES.
This Tract lies in the County of Rockbrldge, three
miles West of Lexington, on the Lexington and
Coyington Turnpike. The greater portion OF this
Tract is covered with timber Of excellent quality.
lfdesired BY purchasers the Tract Will be divided
into lois.
TERMS in hand sufficient TO pay the
expenses Of sale-.esidue upon credit OF one, TWO
aid three years in equal instamenis-'he purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal security The
title to be withheld unit, The purchase money mas
been paid.
JAMES G. PAXTON, Commissioner.
May Ia, lS5l.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks VI
flee of The Circuit Court for Bath County,
on Monday the 5h day Of May, 1851.
Jacob Sey bert-Plaintif,
AGAINST
Samuel Gay, James Gay, Andrew Gay. Joseph
d. Wilkinson and Margaret his wife, Robert
johnson and Nancy his wife, Richard Snead and
Jane his wife, Judith Gay, widow, and Mary
Gay, and Margaret A. Gay, infant children and
heirs al Law. Of Musioe Gay, decd. Anthony
Nlustoe and Ann his wife, Henry Given. and
William d. Given, Mustue B. Given, Henry
X. Given, Adam Given, Jane GrIse. Samuel
McCuflin and Catharne his wife. William Lit
tlepage and Elizabeth his wife. Samuel L.-Glt-
sun, William Gibson, and Charles Il. Given
Defendants.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain Decree for
title and conveyance of Lands lying in II ghIand
County, sold to The Plaintiff by the heirs Of Anlho-
ny Musloe, deed.
The Defendants, William D. Given, Alusoe
B. Given, and Charles F. Given, not having en-
tered their appearance, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants oil
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that they ap-
pear here within one month after due publication
ui This order, and do what is necessary TO protect
their interest, and that copy Of this order be pub
lshed once week for four successive weeks in the
Siaunton Spectator. and posted al the front door OF
the Court house ufsaid County, on the first day
Of the next County Con:t after its publication.
Copy-Tesie,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
May IA, l65l.-4t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Virginia State Gazetteer and Directory.

TINE subscribers haying become satisfied from the en-
L couragcment .thay have already received OF ,ne
complete success OF their scheme Tor irglnia b -
ry take pleasure in announcing to the pa6lic 'h' ,L
will issue sometime in the month Of December meI
first No of the VIRGINIA STATE GAZE .,.;nsd
AND DIRECTORY, and that if properly .,sec,ed
they will continue its publication, revised vS;cb il Is
from year to year, with he same spiri' "
designed TO get up the present NO of bosi.
II will be found 10 contain all the c;,v town
ness character, nroprrly pertaining - e'e'y ~ 49,
village and county throughout 'no ~ 6,d th, ,r;
city of Richmond, complete oi, ;. ohoJa ~ every
val. res;denee ~ we'll as the BUSINESS ~ g.!
's.e nj all the Magistrates IN the State;
c''heh' tnaa,b,s Attorneys, Clerks oCourts, Sher-
ss "a - IDENTITIES, with their Post oinces COM
i' -, calender, with the names ara otnces OF the
pete cou he state the ofcity, town, and couu-
IuuSe of whatever character; the names OF law
th their post Offices the institutions OF learning
;,S thc condition; the population of every city, town
Va comfy In word, il is purpose TO get up such
work as by its valuable aud intel esting contents, shall
command a wide circulation throughout the State
special agent will visit the cities and principal towns
of the State for the purpose OF giving business ea an
opportunity of awaiting themselves Of the advantages o.
this work as an advertising medium-whilst persons III
remote portions of the State, out OF inc STATE Wo
may desire TO advertise, enclose 'he'T au'er"so
ments 70 us with the amount OF cost OF puolcaueh' ac
cording to the following rates GO.
fourth of page 50 So aud at these rates Tor more or
less space re-. -
No scheme Of this character has presented lse IN OUT
day aordng the faculties offered TO business men,
of whatever Glass; bring thems Ives prominently ana
extensively 10 the notice OF the Virginia people we
wonld saw moreover that il is our purpose to adopt
every available means in power 10 gave this work
uniform circulation Throughout the State, and wherever
else they may be a demand for it, II our purpose al
os 10 place copy in the hands of the clerk OF every
comntr cour, in the State and in the principal hotels
All communications touching this publication May be
addressed 10 ELLIOTT, & NYE Wing building,
Richmond, Va ELLioIi ~
Book aud job Prialers, Wing BaildiA g.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
FERMONT FOR SALE.

n WILL sell on the premises, 70 tho highest
bidder, on credit ofone. two and three yesy.
on Monday the 10th day Of June next, Il fail, BAD
fnot, the next fair day thereafter, the above nam
ed estate, lately owned by my iestator william
Bourne, Esq, decd. lying 10 Nelson County: ee
tween Piney and Tye Rivers, and containing Toy
There are on this place two Dwellings and a.
other necessary out-houses. Two hundred Acres
are we'll taken with Clover, Timothy and ofner
grasses. Possession will DO given on and after the
day Of sale for the purpose ofsllewing, seeding
making Hay, &C., and absolute possession At the
end Of the year. The purchaser will be required
to give bonds with sufficient personal secnrity ana
lien upon the land to secure the purchase money.
From foreign purchaser, the first payment in'ad-
vance, would be received instead Of the personal
security. Farmers at distance wishing 10 bay
and capable of appre,ating good land are partica-
larIy and pressingy INVITED to CONS and see this
for themselves. ,,nxs
-. s. :. Executor Of WIN. Bourne, decd.
April 80, 1S5l.-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
aEcoRp or pEATHs.

o,rn 49, vodnesd,v morning the 2lst inst, Mrs
MAhoAREr f. WILso>, wife oil MI NOO''' IA
SON. :,
DIED, on Monday evening LAST MIS- EttzAss 81
CALHooS wife of the Rev. Wihlann NSi"oou, VI 'n
County and daughter Oh 'ne AN' ""S
decd.
DIrn the residence of her brother, in this place.
a. long and tedious illness, which she bore with
CHRISTIAN patience, Miss HESK ETA HARRY, aged u
bout Al years
DIED. in Stanton, at the residence of Col John B.
Baldwin, on the l4th inst, Mrs FANNY PEYroN
BsowS, widow ofthe late Gen John Brown, first Chan
ceor Of the Staunon Chancery District aged IS wears
Fanny Peyton daughter Of Henry Pvyton and hiarga-
ret Gaahue born at Milford in Prince " iiiian'
county. in the colony ofVirgina on the l2th OF
1862, and married at the place in l1S+ ivn 20
afterwards Gen. Brown removed with MS ,aJ h;s
Romney in Hampshire county where ne PTS.'Gn i;
nroGss;on till lTp6 when hs removed 70 Mooreeu IN
Hardy, which district he represented !" e tu NJ 81
Electors for Virginia in 1900 and To'eu io' - ~ -;
son, President. He continued ~. Fsa,er Con-,
profession I'LL the establishment OF the CcerS Cou'
a. Stapntoa IN 1902 when having been eieeted Chancei-
lor he came TO reside in Staun'on: once nis uean "
lS37 his widow has resided 10 inns place win her SUI
in. law Indo, Briscoe c. Baldwin and her grand sen
t,oI BALDWIN Mrs. Brown IN many respects
most remarkable woman. Her mind naturally strong,
active and pefspicacious highly cultivated by early
education, aud was well stored with useful aud vauole
pformatioa correct views and Just opinions She grew
No auid the trying OF the Revolution, IN whch
her faIny actively engaged aud suffered greaty'
She lost in its conflicts three broters When tue nteI
lgeuce was brought her father Henry Pey ton that
his third and last slain, he walked away rom
the messenger agonz with grief bat suddenly s'hS
his emotions, he turned and SAID, Sir' Much as ue
plore the loss of my poor boy would to God had an.
other supply his place, though he likewise persisted
in the cause Of his country"
She was close and attentive observer oil all the srea
national events Since that period and enoyeG perSo1
acquaintance with most of the distinguished men whom
Virginia has given to the nation. Her mind and Ias,
DRY were unimpaired By her great age and esf sps
buoyant and cheerful TO the last hIHr y. er mo
which rendered her conversation remarkably ehteftaa
She died at peace with God and man, surrounded BY
her friends relatives and descendants to whom she was
-eudeared by every tie of afFrctiouate love.
Her descendants TO the fourth generation are widely
scattered over the State and Uuon. May they cherish
m grateful remembrance the memory OF her well spent
Ie-inherit her eminent qualties-emulate her orsn'
example aud practice her virtues.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
ECONOMY rs WEALTH.

'HNHE subscriber has permanently established
n himself in Winchester as Dyer and Reno
vater.
Merno, Silk, and every description Of Ladies'
Dresses, Shawls, &C., re-dyed and finished to any
shade.
Gentemen's Garments rehnvated, dyed. and re-
paired without rubbing off or staining, in the best
style.
Blue and Fancy Colors on Carpet and Coverlet
yarns. Merchants can have their goods dyed and
refinished equal TO city work.
His experience is of many years standing. and
he refers to Messrs. Griffith, Winchester, and C..
c. Porter, Charlestown, both manufacturers, as to
his workmanship.
Parcels from distance will be directed TO the
undersigned, to be ef at the store Of jacob Sense
ney, Esq, Loudon street.
JNO. Fl. TICKELL.
Winchester, May 7, lS5l.-lm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
CHBAPRsT ANDMoSTFAsHIONABLE
SPRING. GOODS.


A j. DEAKTNS is now receiving from BaIti-
~ more and Philadelphia, The hanisomesi and
chea rAst Stock of Goods ever offered in the StGun-
ton Markets. He respectfully soclls his old Gus
toners aud tina public generally, to call and sxau.
inc hs assortment before making their Spring Pur-
chases, feeling assured that he can make itgreaily
10 the interest Of all wanting CHEAP Goops 10 do
eo Immediately. His stock comprises 10 part the
following desirable styles, viz:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Black Gro De Rhine; Fancy Berege de LANES;
Colored Dotted Swiss Muslins White do. do.
French Berege French Berege de LANES Fancy
Lawns: Embroidered Tissues Plain Ginghams /;
Dress Ginghams; A large assortment of Prints Of
the richest STYLES LADIES' Slate Colored Hose !;
BLACK Cotton do. Hooks and Eyes Ribbons-A
large ..sortmen, of Bonnet, Neck, raffita, Belt
,ogs and Bonnet Flowers; Bonnels-a ias assert
ment.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
BIeaehed and Brown Muslins, embracing all the
most desirable brands; Osnaburgs; Drill; 1ickings;
Checks Brown Holland Table Diapers; Table
Cloths :ToweIing Sheeting; Peniteniiary Plaids;
White FJannels Colored Cambrics Nankeen.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
RIook Brown and Blue Cloths do and Fancy
CaSSInereS; Fancy lWceu OdsSiineies iot Sua'e
Cashmere,ts, Black Satin Vestings, Fancy Silk YES
tpos White MarsallIes, Silk Handkerchiefs; Cot
ton and Bingham Handkerchiefs; Silk Cravals,
Buttons, Combs, Hair Brushes.
WHITE GOODS.
Book Muslins, Swiss d.. Cambria do, Plaid do;
White Embroidered Curtain Muslin Colored do.
Irish Linens of the most improved make and finish.
FANCY AND LACE GOODS.
Fancy and Scotch needle Worked Collars; do.
do. do. Cuffs; do Embroidered Sleeves; 90 China
zetts; Lace Capes, very superior article; fine
of Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs; Swiss
and Cambria Inserting French Laces, Bobbin
E,lrings, and Cotton Laces: White and Colcted
Nets Black Silk Lace.
GLOVES.
Ladies' Colored Gloves. do. Black do, White
do Fancy Colored do, Black Silk Egyptian Mltts,
Culored Thread Cloves GenIlemen's Black Kid
Gloves do Thread d.; 80.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' White Cotton Hose, do, Open Worked
DO, Brown Embroided do.
STATIONARY large assortment of Blank
Books.
BOOTS. SHOES, AND HATS.
The cheapest ever offered embracing all the lat
ssl styles and qualities.
April 80, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-05-28
READY MADE CLOTHING.


ssNHE attention Of the public is respectfully direc
ted 10 the Stock Of Clothng, kept by Jacob
polilz 4 Co., which for choice beauty and quality
Of Gaods, has never oeen surpassed in this place.
Ilow very cheap they have sold their Goods, is
well enough known; the only thing they have 10
say now is, that By selling little cheaper yet they
hope to meri, and receive still more the patronage
uf the public al large.
Tno numerous it would be to mention all articles
in Store, but we have still on hand, and will he still
receiving the 50 justly admired style of Cashmere
and Cashmete,,e loose Sack and Frock Cents, in
black, brnwn green blue black and olive brown and
blue. Sack and Fruck cloth Coats, Summer Coats
NJ all descriptions, as well as Pants, Vests, &c
e, no one who is DESTROYS TO save money, 10 get
fashionable arices, such as are well made and do
fit, fail 10 coIe TO us, before purchasing any where
else
Corner Of the Virg. Hotel.
Slaunton. Nav |, 1851