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lDAVIS Ao [EAWSla&


rs now receiving at his New Fancy Store, A
doors above Benz. Crawford's, new and ele-
giant Stock of Spring Goods, consisting in part Of
Rich all wool French de Lanes Rich Berage de
Lanes and Lama Cluihs Very Rich plain and
Printed Chales; Very Rich FrenchSilks a nd
Wuolen Bereges and Tissues of The Very latest
Style, Plain and Figured Black Berege; lis
sure; Grape de Parie; Hetmana and Grena
dines,of new Styles; Black and Colored French
Lawns and Ginghams, handsome assortment;
Plain and Embroidered White Grape Shawls /;
French and Eyelelt work, Collaro, Cuffs and
sss Nfsa b aa s' Ss1ss k M ssoes
Hats, &c.. &c., Ia which the early attention Of
the ladies is particularly invited.
lie is also equally well prepared to supply fhe
wants Of the Gentlemen on good term.
Remember the place, doors above B. G.
April 7, 1852
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Valuble Town Property for Sale.
StauntOn, Va.

A CITING for the Executors of Rev. Joseph ".
~ Tyler decd, we will sell public auction on
.Mondau the 3lst day Of May the House and lot
late the residence of Mr.. Tyler.
Itrarely happens that property in every way
so desirable is exposed to sale The lot, contain
inc four acres. crowns beautiful eninence within
the town limits but sufficiently removed from Inc
streets and hustle of the town. II commands al.
most unrivaled prospects Of mountain ard valley
in region of country celebrated for its picturesque
landscapes and highly cultivated farms. The
grounds are beautifully laid out and adorned With
rare plants and shrubbeN, summer houses, grapery
SC. The mansion is in the English rural Goth
ic Style-is ample in its accommodations, and is
regarded by all who have seen it as model OF
architectural taste and beauty. 1t and the kitchen
are insured against fire in the well known fespOn-
sibe "Mu,ual Assurance Society" Richmond Va.
The premium and annual quota have been reg
ularly paid up & the Policy will 60 TO the pnrchas-
er.
S,aunton is justly celebrated for its public ins.i-
buttons, its schools male and female, for the salu-
bty Of its climate, its central position In the oiaie'
its easy accessibility from every quarter,and fur Inc
cheapness of living. These advantages render II
desirable especially for rearing family. whilst :he
rapid approach of the Va. Central Railroad, to-
aether with other public works couverging to this
point, is already enhancing The values of real es-
late here and must continue to do SO as these works
advance to completion. =,
TERMS Three thousand doll rs in hand, the
residue in easy payments bearing interest from the
sale and secured by lien on the property and good
personal security.
For further particulars apply to
FRAZIER & [MBODEN.
Attorneys for the ExOrs.
March "a, le52.--eottds.
ng-Nal. Intelligencer, Richmond Wing, and
Enquirer, copy once week in country paper I'LL
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FRESH & FASHIONABLE STYLES
Watches, CtOckS, JeaUetFy &C,
SIGN OF THE WATCH.

@GqGe-
GEO. B. WRIGHT invites the attention oil
"a his friends and the public, to his large, oeau-
tiful STOCK of GOODS in R34
his line, purchased in New
York and Philadelphia, con- Nn| NSsJ
ssting partly Of fine Gold and l%\ .M@
Silver London and Geneva we .MEE
Watches, Gold Fob, Vests s. ESAsN- esN$ss)
Guard Chains, Seals and Keys, ". - -
fine Brilliant, Pearl. Garnet and Jei Breast Pins,
Ear Rings, Finger Rings and Cuff Pins, Pencils,
Lockets, Bracelets, Vest Hooks, Studs, Gold and
Silver Specks, large assortment, to suit all ages
Gold and Silver Thimbles, fine Gold Pens and
Holders, Coral Necklaces and Armlets, Port Mon
les, Ivory Tablets, Card Cases, Pen Knives, Mu-
sic Boxes, Chess men, Tooth Brushes and liner
m0meters.
ALSO
Silver Table, Deserl, Tea, Salt and Cream Spoons
Sugar longs, Butter Knives, Ladies, PICKLE
knives and Forks, Albala Spoons and FORKS
and fine assortment of Clocks
o. Sole Agent 70, Dixon's celebrated London
Watches.
&C. Watches and Jewelry repaired promptly u
neatly and warranted. Old Gold and Silver TAX
en- in exchange.
Remember the place sign of the Golden Watch
GEO. b. WRIGHT.
S,aunton, April 81, 1852.
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Many years oftrial, instead Of impairns the public
confidence in this medicine, has won for il an appecia-
ton and notoricty by far exceeding the most sangue
expectations of its friends Nothing but Its intrinsic
virtues and the unmistakable benefit conferred on thou
sands Of sufferers, could originate and maintain tue
reputation it enjoys. While many inferior remedies
thrust upon the community, have failed and been dis
carded this has gained friends by every trial. confer.
red benefits OH the afflicted they never forget, and
produced cnrcs too and too remarkable to be
While il is fraud on the public to pretend that any
one medicine will infallibly curest there IS abu-
dant proof that the CHeHRY'P coroRAL does not only
as general thing but almost invariably, cure the NAL
aides for which il is employeds,- 49,. e.,
As time makes these facts idcr and better known,
this medicine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the best reliance
of the afflicted, from the cabin of the American
peasant, 10 the palaces of European Kings. Through
out this entire country, in every State, city, and III
deed almost every hamlet il contains, CHERRY Fec
ToRAL is known the best remedy cxtant Tor diseas
cs ofthe Throat and Lungs, and IN many foreign coun
tries II is coming TO be extensively used by their most
intelligent Physicians. In Great Britain, France and
Germany, where the medical sciences have reached
their highest perfection, CHERRY PrcroRAL is intro.
duced and in constant in the Armies, Hospitals,
Aims Houses, Public Institutions, and n domestic prac-
tice as the surest remedy their attending Ply sicans
can employ Tor The more dangerous affections of the
lungs Also in der cases, and for children II safe,
pleasant, and ehectual to In fact some OF the
most Hatterng testimonials receive have been from
parents who have found II efcacfous IN cases parcu
iarly incidental ~ childhood. ."r
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is manufactured BY prac'
teal Chemist and every Of under his own eye
with invarjable accuracy and IL is sealed and
protected by law from counterfeits, consequently can
Be relied on as genuine without adulteration.
We have endeav ored here TO furnish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority aud worth
a, should commend itself totheir confidence remedy
at once sae speedy and eectual, which this has by
repeated and countless trials proved itself to be; aud
trust by great in preparing i with chemical acca-
racy, Of uniform strength to afford Physicians new q.
GENT on which they can rely for the best results, ard
the afflicted with remedy that will do for them all
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER, Pracsi-
cal and Anslytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. u
Sold in Staunton by T. P. ESKRIDGE, in Green
vile by Bumgardner & Mcclure, IN Richmond by Pur-
cell, Laid s. Co., and by Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicines every where,
April 7, lS52.-lycc3n.
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Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue Of a decree of The circuit court of
ID Augusta county rendered at The Nov. term
1851 in The case Of McChesney s. ais ts Bradford
The undersigned, authorized so to do by said de-
cree, will offer for sale at public auction on the
9Th day of May 1852, ION the premises,i to the high
EST bidder, tract of land containing
62 ACRES,
lying on the waters Of the great and small Calf
Pasture Rivers, adjoining the lands of Mr. H Large.
Eugenio Irvine &C., which said tract of land is
part of larger tract belonging to the heirs Of
Isaiah MBfide decd. @ s..fs-
T. S. COALTER, D. for
April Z, 1862.
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Re,uisition va, Central Railroad.
sasziu57 EeaHa22-. AlIl
$500 syya--ysSy1 -Egi

SUBSCRIBERS TO the Capital Stock of the
- Virginia Contra Railroad Company under The
Act Of March 5lh. 1S49. are required to pay into
the Bank of the Valley in Virginia, al Siaunton,
in addition TO the requisions of January, Februa-
ry, April, May, June, July, August, October, No
vpmher and December, 1850, and February,
March aud April, 1851, amounting to $50 per
share, IS per share ON the first days of May, June
July and August, 1852; and subscribers under the
Act of january 30lb, 1850. are required 10 pay
into The said Bank OF into the farmers Bank Of
Virginia, at Richmond, in addition 10 the requisi-
liuns of January, February and March. 1852, a.
mounting To SIS per share, $40 per share On The
frs, day Of May, 1852.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
j. GARRETT, Treas.
April Ia, lS52-1m.
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THORN HILL FOR SALE.

-@eOGc-
T,HE undersigned as attornies in fact of the
widow and heirs of Johr Bowyer, Decd, Of
fer fur sale that splendid Farm called THORN
HILL" situated in the County Of Rockbrdge,
two miles Southwest of the town uf Lexington.-
This Farm contains about
Fourteen Hundred Acres,
lying on either side Of the Valley Junction Plank
Road connecting the town Of Siaunon, with the
town Of Buchanan In the County Of Botetourt.
This Tract of Land is celebrated at once tut lis
fertility and beauty. The Mansion -
House is spacious and elegant. and RnR
commands most imposing view Of The LII
Blue Ridge and North Mountains, the town Of
Lexington, Washington College, and tile Virginia
Military Institute. The soil is Of the best quality
of limestone, and the land is undulating without
being at any point too steep for cultivation. More
than 300 bushels of wheat were sown during the
last Fall, and the greater part Of the cleared land
is well set in clover. There is an extensive. WA
tered MEADOW Of more Than leo ACRES, 10
which large addition can be made ata moderate
cost There is spacious new Barn,erecled with
in the last two years, and the Necessary outbnild-
ings are generally in good condition. =, 49,,
Unless Il is previously disguised Of by private
sale, we will offer the above tract at public auc-
llOH OH te pIcuiioeS, VII TIC tb uuy " JuHc HeIts
An accurate survey of the entire tract will ihme-
dately be made, and it will be sold ID ole. or di-
yded into three or more tracts to suit purchasers.
Every field is well waiered, and there are about
four hundred Acres of timber Of ,he very best quail
ily. Tile improvement Of the North River by
Canal and slackwater navigation, connecting Lex
ingIon with the James River and kinawha Canal,
which is now ia progress, will afford every posi-
BILE facility for trans porting The crops Of the Farm
to the Richmond market.
The terms Of sale will be. one-G,urth Of the pur-
chase money 10 hand, and the balance in three e.
quail annual inslalments with interest from the
date secured by deed Of trust. The privilege.
however, will be reserved to the purchaser or psr.
chasers of refining the one-third of the entire.
purchase money during the natural life Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Bnwyer, on condition Of paying interest
annually 70 Der On that amount. Immediate pos
session given.
Any enquiries in reference To this estate may
be addressed TO either Of the subscribers at their
respective places of residence aforementioned.
HENRY M. BOWER. Fincastle, Va.
j. w. BROCKENBROUGiI, Lexington,Va.
March 81, lS52.--tGs.
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feII0W CltlZens: llI-I
A the solicitation of numerous friends, have
n consented to become candidate for your pat
ronage, to sell The best ana cheapest Stock Of
CoNFEcTIoNARIEs AND GROCERIES
and Fancy Articles, Toys. &c.. ever offered in
this market. II it should be your pleasure TO be-
stow your patronage upon me. will endeavor to
serve you with every Thing in my line on the very
best terms and as regards ute person aUho w;ll
fill the place ofniy present Clerk. should youfa-
por me ,cih your patronage, lean gve no pledges,
BUT will assure you thus much, that you will all
times be attended to promptly and politely.
Respectfully, ~.
E. M. CUSHING.
April 7. 1850
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MARRIAGE RECORD

On the 10Th Feb by the Rev C Hcnsell, Mr. Ed
WARD ruoNAs, TO Miss SARAHASN LrcAs.
On nth Of March, by the same, Mr. JoHN n. RHY-
An to Miss ELIZABETH HUT, both OF Big Call Pasture
On 23d By the same, Mr. GEoRGE GLsSN, 10 Miss
barbara CATHARINE LowMAN.
On st OF April By the same, MIR JACOB CARwSLL,to
Miss CATHARINE, daughter OF Mr.. George Lofts
On the, same day by the same Mr. ELISHA Lorrs'
10 Miss MARTHA JaNE MAYS.
On Tuesday morning the 9th by the same, Mr. DA-
ylp IioGsHEAp, to Miss MARY E., second daughter
OF MIR. Thomas teeie.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-21
CONSUMPTION.

THERE is, perhaps, no disease with which our
i country is affected, which SWEEPS off annually SO
many victims that fell destroyer OF the human race
Consumption. Day after day, year after year, the
insatate monster hurcs 10 the portals OF the cold aud
silent tomb fresh added victims TO its conquest. No
walk OF life is sacred from its bghting influence. No
age is exempt from its death dealing shafts. The old,
the middle aged and the young, all alike are food for
this common enemy OF mankind. The white haired
patriarch, whose lie Of temperance has rendered his
system inpcryous TO the attacks OF oihers, and whose
good deeds prepared him for the enjoyments Of fe's
calm evening fluids Consumption fastening its iangs upon
his ytals and tearing him from world ever bright to
minds which look complacentlv on days well spent
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive Of
the dangers which beset in changeabc and tickle
cline We thing there is And if the allegations Of
those who least entitled 10 veracty, may be be-
levea, there is apreventve and remedy.
Wistaf's Basam of WILD Cherry Is offered to saf-
ferng world as such. il needs not the 'advehtitious
aid Of long string or fictitious certificates 10 give il
notoriety. Its tue value and intrinsic excellence are
sufficient TO cEtitle it 10 the confidence OF the pubes
and to
"Waft on to fame, -,
the name of its inventor, teneacor olhis species
None genuine unless signed BUTTs on the wrapper.
For sale by G. n KINNEY, Druggist, Staunton !;
Frank Pence, Harrlsonburg; J. M Wilson, Licking
ton Guynor s. Wood, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere.
April 81, 1852.
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ATTENTION.!

ApJUTANr GRNERAL's OFF,cE,1
March Ia. 1852.
rV,HE Commandant of the 32d Regiment will
Il cause an election to be held to supply va
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of James D.
Crawford late Colonel.
Due notice be gwen to every officer entitled to
vote. Dy command,
w. II. RICHARDSON, A. g.
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Fresh supply Of Spring Goods.
1SNsS
VIZ. .. HOLT,AND B. co

4 RE now receiving beautiful assortment of
IN Spring Goods, embracing almost every style
of ladies' dress goods and gent,emen's wear, to-
geher with almost every other article usually kept
liz a country store, which they offer at unusually
low prices. They ask a call of their friends and
former customers befnre purchasing elsewhere
They frel confident that none will regret giving
their stock an examination. Their motto is small
profits and quick sales.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for goods and the highest price allowed.
Call soon and you will get bargains.
w. P. HOLLAND & co.
MiddlebrOok, Augusta Co..
April 81, 1852 St.
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For Surveyor Of Augusta County.

ne. We are authorized TO announce AkCdibAho
n VTROTTER ESQ as candidate for the office OF Sur
veyOr Of Augusta County, under the new Constitution
We are authorized to announce Col. JAS NJ; Lii
IY as candidate for the Office OF Surveyor oil Angus
IA co under the new Constitution.
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TO THE OFFICERS OF The 32d RECT.
Take notice that in obedience to the above or
der, an election will be held in the town OF
Staunlon for Col. Com. 800 Reg't on the lllh of
May being the 81 day Of the training.
DAVID S. BELL, Lieu. Col.
ADri, ID 1879
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NOTICE.

~ o the Stock holders Of the Plank Road Com
pany Of Augusta county, who feel deep in
tercst in the plank road land timber is scarce and
rock plenty, make this proposition to the stock
holders of the road that will M'Adamize the road
with stone, from Granville to Siaunton, for 500
less per mile than the planking will cost land make
the road the same bredlh Of The planking and nine
inches deep and brake the stone as 10 go through
two-inch ring and think if the citizens will
look to their own interests they will adopt the stone
as it is very evident that it will last longer than
the plank, if it were only the same thickness aad
if is three times as thick it is evident that it will
last three times as long Suppose il only lasts
twice as long, then you have road for 10 years in
place of one for 8 years; and furthermore, when
your plank gives out, YOU will have new mills 10
buy TO rspank the road, and timber 20 buy at high
prices and think the Stone tan be had on better
terms, and will be more convenient TO repair the
road There are | | miles from Greenvlle to Siaun-
ton, and by taking off one hundred dollars per nile
will leave the sum Of Sll00 10 pay for repairs,
which amount will not be required for repairing
ill the toll gates will draw hellHoney.
Furthermore, will give the Company gopd So
curiiy for completing the road. ..
Nj. d. S. WRIGHT s. CO.
April Z, Is52.-lm.
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For County Court Clerk.

M We are authorized to announce JET re- H -
kinney, Esq, a. a candidate for Clerk o. .ne COun-
ty Court Of Augusta, under the new Constitution.
Or We authorized to o9,Se County Court Of
h,Sa n under the new Constitution.
ery. We are authorized TO announce JAMES r.
psTTERsON, Esq, as a candidate for Clerk OF the
o,at,, Court Of Augusta under the new Constiation
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-21
For Circuit Court Clerk.

ns. We are authorized to announce SHELiON >,
ABSEY Esq, as Candidate for Clerk oil the Circui'
Court under the New Constitution.
N- We are authorized to announce NiCHocA a..
KINNEY, ESQ.,, as candidate Tor ClerN VI '"e
Court under the Constitution =,
A. We are authorized TO announce Capt join D.
wSTTs> as candidate for Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
under the new Constitution.
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A Very Desirable Little Farm
FOR SA l. e

-eI9N
VETILL be sold, at public auction, on Friday
w the 30h of April, the
TRACT OF LAND
belonging 10 the estate of Tho's ii lchens, dec d
adjoining the lands Of Baylors, Grim, and others,
known as the "Spindle place." about 8 miles
south west of Stanton, miles from Middebrook,
and one fourth of mile from John Baylurs Nler-
chant Mill. The tract contains
CT ACRES;
lies well, and all oft tillable. The improvements
are comfortable LOG DWELLING A3A
HOUSE, and Kitchen, Barn. Sc lUIE3
A never failing Spring Of excellent wa llIeE3
ter in the yad-4 or acres meadow-FINE
@Yss ORCHARD of Apples, Peaches, and
sYE other Epit-a moderate quantity Of
SXS1 heavy Timber land. This land has been
<s2An.- much neglected for several years, in the
way of cultivation and improvment,but with prop
er attention could be made fine producing farm.
1t is in the midst Of a populous neghborhoud and
would be capital location for mechanic who
wants a small farm
TERMS.-One third in hand, the residue in
one, two, and three years, the purchaser giving
bond and security, and the lille or lien retained.
Mr.. Jameson Cochran residing Un The land will
show it to any who may call:
JOHN FAUBER,
Admir- with will annexed.
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"Hang out your banners on the outer wall,
The cry is still they come they come !!
They come TO The cheapest and best Wholesal
mud PsIrJ
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Po, commemorative Attorney.

nrs-Ue are authorized to announce DAVID Fohi o.
rS ~ .s,Jidate for Commonwealth Attorneys un-
der the new Constitution. ,,, n
10 We authorized to announce MAJ a. a,,or.
new, under the New Constitution
me- We are authorized to announce WIN. FRA
ZIfsR. Esu., as candidate for Commonweaiths AT
toruey, under the new Constitution.
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RECORD OF DEATHS.

DIED, near Tihkling Spring, in this county, on Fri
day evening last, Mrs. May c. WAYLAND, wife Q
Lewis Way land Esq, and daughter Of the late Gen
Robt Porcr6eld.
DIED, at Mt. Meridian on Thursday last, Mrs SA
toNA WmirMoRe, wife Of Mr.. VIM Whitmore. He
remains taken to the family burYing ground ii
BotctOurt.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Enr Iulsa Of the Court Of Appeals.

o ,u,hor;z,a n announce Hon. G. b. SAM
uEfs aas eanSidate for Judge Of the Court OF APP
peals, for the Section of which TINS p'rS
-part M the first election under the Ne"
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For the Office Of Constable.
STANTON DISTRICT.

STAUNrON DlSTRICT.
We are authorized to announce JACOB T. PAR
RENT as eslidate for the office Of Constable FOR the
Stanton Distrct
We areauthorized te announce MOOREMAN b.
WHITE as a candidate for Constable for the Stanton
District, under The new Constitution
We are authorized to announce MAGNUS w
CRAWFORD, as candidate for the office OF Consta'
BILE, in the second District
wAYNEsBoRoUGH DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce WIN CHAPMAN,
as candidate for the Office Of Constable, under the
new Constitution.
We arc authorized to announce BENZ +. EAD
as a candidate for the office Of Constable, for the
Waynesborough District.
Ms we are authorized TO announce CASPER
KOfNER Je., as a candidate for the office OF Consta-
Bile Of the Waynesborough District
We are authorized to announce John b. SMITH,
as candidate for the office ofCousae in the Waynes-
boro' District
cHURcHyILLE DISTRICT.
We are authorized to announce DAVID TEAFoRD,
rs candidate for the Office Of Constable for the West
View and Churchville District under the new Constr
tuition.
MT. soLoN DISTRICT.
We are authorized 10 announce ELISHA II CURRY
ms candidate for The Office Of Constable auder the New
Constitution.
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NEW BOOKS.
MILLINERY.

n KENNEDY, has returned from the North
W with fine assortment OF
MILLINERY,
which she offers low Persons from The country
are invited TO examine her Bonnets before purchas
ing. She has siraws Of every variety from IS cts.
to S. Come aud see.
Sauntcn. April IA, lS52.-tf.
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Fellow Citizens:

April 7, lS52.--3t.
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AlVU1HeyS IUI Ute Tx VIS'
March "a, le52.--eottds.
nwNat. Intelligencer, Richmond Wing, and
Enquirer. copy once a week in country paper I'LL
day of sale and forward accounts 10 US for payment
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !!

ApriI ID, l852.-,ds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-04-21
Charles ii. Saupe

March 81, 1852.
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CHURCHylLLE DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce ELISHA II CURRY
ms candidate for The Office Of Constable auder the New
Constitution.
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GEO. B. WRIGHT invites the attention OF
W his friends and the nuhlic IN his large, 0eau-