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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

NEw Eai IN Type SErTING-The recent
strike,by the printers induced the proprietor ofthe
DAY Book to advertise for female compos' tors
His call was answered by about one hundred girls,
wheswere all anxious to be initiated into the mys-
teries ofsettirg Type, Out of this numbers he Sc
lected six, ana put them at the case, and the ed
itor informs US that in two days they have made
such proficiency that they viii, in a short time,
earn from eight to twelve dollars a week. Fe-
male compositors, although new in New York we
believe have long existed in Boston and other cit
lies, and this movement on the part Of our neigh
'bors of the Day Book, may lead to,the successful
introduction Of new era in type setting in this
city.-.N T. DEM and Star
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
April the 4th, 1853,
Robinson Hanger, Plaintiff,
AGAINST :, r.
Alexander f. Perkey, David l. Perkey, John r..
Syrcle, Nancy Pefkey and. others; Defts.
IN. CHANCERY: 80.
The object of this suit, is to set up a judgement
lien on Tract of Land 10 Augusta county, con-
tanning about sixty eight acres, known as ssThe
Red Mill Tract" recovered in the County Court
of Augusta by the Plaintiff, against the 'Defen.
dants Alexander +. Perkey and David l., Perkey;;
and 70 declare imperative a, Deed of Trust, exc
cuted BY them to. the Defendant John r. Syyir,cle
as Trustee, dated the 9Th JANUARY, 1853, So far
as the rights Of the Plaintiff are concerned. 50.
Fhe Defendant John l., Jones, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabtant of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear at
the Clerks Office of said Court at the May Rules
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanunton, for four weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court House.. A, Copy-Teste.
NICHO. c. KINNEY, c. c:
April 6, lS53.-4w.
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New Rocks.

HISTORY of the Tsrae.itish NatipR,,by A.
81 Alexander, D. ID. Memoirs of Robert and
james A. HaldaRe; Lectures on the Pilgrims
Progress, by Cheeverl; Course Of Faith, by }. A,
James, Memoir of Mary Lp1die RpHcal; The
Lighted Valley Grays Poems ); Baaq4x ters, Call
James's AnxiQps Inquirer; .Alexander's Exiden-
ces of Christianity ; Davies Sermons .Macaulay's
Speeches; ROLAND Trevor or The Pilot. of HUI:
man Life Tales Of the Southern Border !. LIE :
lures on the Philosophy of Arithmetic, by Uriah
Parke Lowrie's Letters to Sabbath SchQol Chill
dIen; Anecdotes on the Shorter. Catschism; The
WAVERLEY NOVELS, complete Sin32, Ypl-
umes, in muslin and leather bindings Beatrice,
or The Unknown Relatives, hgv Catharine Sin
clair, just received and for sale by -.
ROB'T. COWAN.
S.,untnn- A nril 1S19
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GLAD TIDINGS
THERE rs HOPE YET.

EARTER'S SPANISH. MIyTIIRE-.TIE
~ GREAT PURIFIER 1FTTIE Bp,OO1
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE vnow. r..
rrcLE OF, MERCURY IN .ry ,o1~ ~ RI, r.
An iJalliLle cue for Scrof,la ~ E;na,. ri
Rheumatism, 0bsti,aie Cmanso,. E,, .n'
Pippss or P,sstes on the Faes. Biotc5.. Ri,
ChroiiS .sme E,es, Ring Yum ~ T S.,ss'
/ Scgld. Heasa., En(5rcement and Pur ~ ~,
I Eogcs and ,oH2,ts. SfuJJorn Ulcers. S,nI;E,; s
bisqrseys, Luaabago Spiaai Ion,plni y, AMY
az sasss arisilg on, an i 1gitdas, use Of
| .Mpe,sy,, EpfpdSsce IL LHfs' Of Ia5,TiW q
tie Bioodo
Thi5 valuable Nlfaiscns, Yhish l;Is cene esr
fected through ts agency s kas Induced tie propr-
etor, at4he Urgent feonest II III fe1as e afar 4
to the public, Which he does Wtb ,s ,IIS;St san
depce riIs virtues ana Worae dfiIf Curative nor
eres.o Az GjlSSWng Gertifcates. selected fM Hon%
large pmbsf, are boWsevsF aIfoassA testiIaonx
than the mere word of the proprietor. AS The Inn
its of an Advertisement would be too small to state
the certificates in full they are condensed as much
as possible, but are detailed on the inside wrab,
per Of each bottle, and are all from gentIenep Veil
knowntin their loesliiies and of the hiafssff TO-
nsny Of them note rs;ta:ag Il Ike
City Of Ricldaoad
r. B0YDEN, Esq.,. of the Exclanrp Hofel
Richmond, known everywhere. saws he: has seen
the medicine called CARERS Spanish Mixture ad,
minisered in over hundred cases, in nearly al
the diseases for which it is recommended, wi,htle
most astonlshiHgs good results; He says il is the
most extraordinary Medicine he hps eyer seen.
y. b. LUCK Esq, now In the citH 2f Rich
mona, ana ior mapyl years IN the Post Once j.l,as
sgc, cppaaence IN Inc aStoplFhing efficacy Of Sgs
Isr = 1aa.fn 'utrt,e, that behas bought upwsr9S
u nu pS''aesi wnlch ne Has given away 70 q. tis
ah!cieda , Mar. Luck says Rs has never known it
10 ,fali' whep Iaken according to directions. ~.
y. yoHF MINGE, a,praqtIspg Physician, and
formerly Of the City Hotel. in PIE .eity Of Rich
mond, sags hethas witnessed ina RHpbet 81 in
st9nias INA. effects Of, Cdrtes Spanish Mixture,
@AcHtTSfe more lFply surprising. he says ma
casetQ CollsMaphon. qepeldant. on the Liver, the
good effects were wonderful indeed.
- LIVER COMPLAINT, .--SfMrELM M. DRINK
Err of the firm Of Drirker & Morris. Richmond
was cured Of Lives. Complaint ofthree years stand
ing, by the use Of two Bottles Of Cartsr,s Spanish
Mixture. 80, So.
SCROFULA AND CONsUMprtON -Mr.
RIcHARB E. WEST, of Richmond. Wss cured Of
Scrofiiia. and What sphysicians termed Confirmed
Consumption, by three bottles Of lSafer's Skan.sf.
ISL Mixture -
EDwIN BURTON, ,Commissionerofth Revenue,
says he has seen the good effects of Cmter's S6an
ISL Mixture, in number of Syphliiic cases. and
says it is perfect cure for that horrible disease.
WM. G. HARwoop, of Richmond. Va. cured
Of Old Sores and Ulcers. which disabled him from,
WALKING. Took few hotties Coyte,J. Snan;.f
Wirt,,Y and wasenabIed ~ usalk ~;,hon, d,,."%
and IN sbort t;,a srua.~o", am oraa
"''I npOpSW S s,,i '" @En euteu. -"
w DpolSi 1EG.s- \ hf @'le o. Mi. uEo'
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COAL LANDS FOR SALE.

4 S the agsrtS tnr Joseph Pryor's heirs, we Of
- fer for sale a TRACT OF LAND, lying
on the head waters Of North River, few miles
from Mt. Scion. in Augusta county, containing by
recent survey, 1864 Acres. A small quantity
of the land is cleared and there is small tepe-
ment or two ppon,it. 1t is upon this land that
.4ntrqcits Goal of superior quality has been dis
covered, and a considerable quantity mined With
in the last two years The owners being resi-
dents of ANOTHER State and therefore unable to give
it her personal attention, have determined to sell
out, TIE terms will be vei$ accommodating.
The mineral wealth of this land makes it emil mi
nently worthy Of the attention ofeahi,alists, qad
men Of enterprise For, farther particulars apply
to 80 FRAZIER s. IMBODEN,
April 6, lo53,-tf Agents, Stanton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

SPANISH OPINION ON THE NOMINATION OF
Mr.. SoUIE.-vOur contemporary, La Croaica,
the Spanish Journal published in this city, reviews
the public life of Ex-senator Soule, and speaking
of his appointment as American Minister to the
Court of Spain, says it is the. unanimous opinion
of the editors compatrios thst ,,'her Majesty's
government will not act in accordance with its
selfrespect if it recognises the credentials of the
new representative Of the United States" and
adds that ''if search was expressly made for
man to Illustrate any negotiation between France
and the Cnited States, 10 one could be selected
more likely, 10 accomplish, that purpose than the
French Senator from Louisiana" Other hard
things are said, which we need not translate.-N
Y. Herald
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

$. Ns- 4 Convention of ''Spiritualists" was held
a few days since at Springfield, Massachusetts,
The attendance d, persons Of both sexes was quite
large, Speeches advocating the broadcast iufdeli-
ty, and claiming for the speakers powers belong
ing only to the Almighty, were delivered, and
hymns Of a like character were sung. The meets
ing altogether was characterized by an absurdity
which the well balanced mind sickeps to ooDtem-
plate, and blasphemy from which the Christian
shrlnks with horror.-.Ne,c York Courier.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

i, &C. Mr. Thomas S. Bocock, tie member of
Congress from the Buckingham District, repudi-
ates his signature of Col. McMullen's paper, de-
claring that the President, in his appointments to
office in this State, should distribute them equally
between the Fast and West. He signed it, he
says, without understanding its purpOrt, and after
it had been laid before the President he went to
the State Department. procured the paper and
struck his name from il,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

"A
VIRGINIA :-Asffaies held in the Clerks OF.
y fee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
April the 4th, 1853,
Samuel Fl. Bell, Administrator Of Francis Bell,
decd, Plaintiff,
Joseph Brown, Frances Bell, Thomas J. Curle,
rFhomas Brown and others, Defendants. r.
. The object of this suit is to obtain decree FOX
the sale of the real estate and slaves Of, which
Francis Bell, Decd, died siezed and possessed,
with view of distributing the proceeds thereof,
among the heirs Of the said Francis Bell and Sa-
rah Bell, Decd, and FOR settlement Of the ADJ
ministration account of the Plaintiff on the, estate
of the said Francis Bell, decd, and for like dis
trbutiori Of the personal assets remaining in his
hands. .a..r -. ~ ~
The Defendants Joseph Brown, Frances Bell,
Thomas j. Curle, Thomas Brown, Richard NJ.
Webb and Jane his wife, James H. Burdeu,
Saran H. Bell, Thomas Logan and Elizabeth A.
his, wife, Samuel Bell, John g. Bell, Francis
Bell, Archibald II. Bell, Elizabeth Hines, Henry
Flint and Ellen his wife, William C. Lyle and
Sarah Ellen his wife, Arson Jones and -.5--,
his wife, David J. B. Newman. Thomas Gard
ner and James Brewn|ssss and Sarah his wife not
having entered tnelr appearance and given Securl.
ty, according to the act of Assembly. and the
Rules Of this CQurt, .aad it appearing by safsfac-
tory. evidence that they are not inhabitants of4his
Commonwealth It is ordered, that: the, said De-
fendapts do appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid,
at the May Rules next, and answerthe bill Of the
Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed, in Stanton,
for four weeks successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Court House.
A Copy-Teste, 49,
,,,..4 NICHO. C. KINNEY, elk.
nil G lS53-1w
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES BENNETT. i wM,. s, BEERS.
BENNETT & BEERS,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
No. 126, Main Street., Riohraond, Va,
DEG leave to call the attention of Country Mer
- chants and dealers generally. t6theiF very
heavy stock OIL, DRucs. MEDICINES, PAIsTs .!Qits,
Dye Stnfis, Window. Glass, Putty, Fancy Goods,
and PerfumerY, which they are confident they
GAN and will sell as low, and, il, soma cases
lower than the same Gan be. bought in New sYWk,
Our object is to sell to cqsh customers, Or THOSE
who pay promptly on. the usual credit Any such
wanting articles in our line, you'd ,d9 well 70 en-
anime our stock and prices, assuring them that yge
can at least save them the expense of freghts and
commissions. ~, ~
Afans Of v,r goods were laid in before the late
advances. aud will be sold at such rates as must
insure sales. ,.-,,a,,l !, =
The quality of all articles warranted! any
proving different from what they are represented
can be returned at our expense.
We think it needless to enumerate what we
have on hand Suffice it to say our stock has been
selected with special reference to the Virginia
and Nerth Carolina trade, and will be found to-
comprise apY,andI every article usually sold in
Drug establishments. ,.v
Wa are the sole wholesale Agents for the very
popular Blood Purifier, Carriers Spanish Mixture,
and many other popular family medicines, at the
proprietors lowest rates.
~. BENNETT s BEERS.
Richmond. March o. 1853
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To Messrs. G. n. johnson, &C., SC.

o. The revelations from Rhode Island would
seem to indicate that that State is the most vena
of any in the Union. Tie late election isalleged
to have oeen carried by the most shameless bribe-
ry. The Providence Journal, after stating that
one man spent 81 200 fer election purposes, goes
on as follows -
In another town, where the contest is always
close, man who is an applicant for an appoint
ment under the Government, bought vote for
$25. and rs neither he nor the venal wretch who
took his money would trust the other-they were
pretty well aequainted-each took hold of the
five dollar bills by one end and so marched to the
ballOt-box, and whoa the voter dropped in the en-
velopeS, the purchaser let go his hold OF the mon
.ey This was shameless case, and was done in
open town meeting, in the presence of the voters
on both sides.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Of
y flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
April the 9TH. 1853,
David Vanpelt. Plaintiff,
AGAINST ..,.s = a,r;ti 49,
Newton Rankin and Benjamin Weller, Defen-
da;lts. O.. Il
= IN CHANCERY,.
Tia object of this suit is to restrain thelDefen-
dant Weller from paying over te;the Defendant
Rankin, any monies or other. effects now in his
hands or which may hereafter come to his hands,
until the further order Of the Court.
The Defendant Newton Rankin, not having
entered his appearance and given security, accor-
ding tothe act of Assembly, and the Rules of
this CONT, and it appearing by satisfactory ,e9i-
deaee that he IS rot inhabitant Of this ComIiion-
wealth: 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid, at the May
Rules next and answer the bill d. the, Plaintiff,
and that copy ofthis order be Forthwith inserted
in some pewspapeg printed in Staunton. for four
weeks successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse.
4 Copy-Testeax\ ~
9. > MICH. q. KINNEY, C. c.
April 6. ls53.@4w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

|, o. o. F-The Grand Lodge of Virginia,
which held its annual session at Richmond last
week, elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: H. n. Gallaher, G. NJ. H. Louis Ken
zie, ID. g. NJ; j. G. Schmitt, G. W.; ID. II.
Read. G. Secretary G, W. Toler, c. Treasurer;
Jno r. Edmonds, G. Rep; Thos H. Lambeth,
81. Chaplain N X. Trout, NJ. w. G. Con-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of trust deed executed to me by
VIM Grove and wife, and David Grove and
wife. dated 9th of February, 1852, shall pro-
coed on Saturday the S0th day Of This month
(.Apni,) at IL o'clock M. } tosell at pub AsvA
lie sale, certain House and Lot, fEM
in the town of Staunton, in that part call A-laa.
ed New Town. and being the same property con-
peyed to the said DAVID Grove. by B. F. Points:
TERMS.-So much III hand as will defray
costs of sale, and remainder in equal instalments,
at six and twelve months, the purchaser giving
bond and security. Acting as Trustee, shall
convey such title only as is vested in me by said
deed, >NICHQ. K. TROUT, Trustee.
April 6, lS53.-tds.
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Religious Notice.

The Quarterly Conference of Rockingham Circuit, Of
the United Brethren in Christ in its session the 9th
inst, Pleasant Grove Resolved to hold Camp Meet
ing the present season, the old ground Mt Pts
gah, and also resolved the prohibition of any and all
huckstering or traffic on the grounds said place, held
for Camp Meeting purposes, Ordered by the Confer
eRce. D. ROSS, Secretary.
April 90, 1858
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20
A BOOK OF CERTIFICATES.
READ AND DISTRIBUTE!
TO THE WHOLE WORLD!!
Especially those WHIP are Afflicted,
The Great american Discovery, schich has per-
formed some Of the most WondeJM cures the
World has enp1. kDnlnfl Is
DIR. BARBER?s pIAREMT.

lEHIS valuable medicine is composed principally Of
i herbs by whose stimulating and penetrating proper
ties, it is when applied nsantaneously dfused through
the whole system; aayiGg the most intense pain in
few minutes You have only to try it, when you will
be convinced that preparation offered to the pub
c for the relief of the afflicted, possesses in so high
degree its perfect anodyne qualities. Its action in all
is psompt, powerful and effective, without in the
least endangering the system.
rItpenatrates the flesh to the bone, reaXes the
iracted muscular powers restoring free use to the joints
and limbs, which have been by years of affection, rem
dercd almost entirely useless. ltis therefore, hailed
by the suffering, the blessing Of the age, and
no one would ever allow himsefto be without this
egn balm after he had witnessed its magic influence
disease, aud its potency in relieving pain however
The perfect consciousness OF its unquestonabe
efficacy, by actual experiment, makes bold in assert
ing its transcendant virtues By referring to the
certificates in this book which given tolunta-
ry and cheerfuy from sense Of gratitude and justice,
by persons of the first responsibility, and their state
ments admit Of doubt, you will find it has equal in
the whole world for speedy, certain and lasting cure
of Rheumatism. Ii will also cpre Neuralgia, Pains in
the Side and Back, Cramps, Swellings, Numbness,
Weakness of Joints, Spine, &c.
Manufactured only by DR.. Geo, Barber & Co.,
MipDLBBuae, VA, to whom be addressed all COM
munications soliciting agencies. For sale by THOS p.
ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Staunton, Va.
Staunton, April 90, 1S53.-ly
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WINCH ESTER MARKET.


Corrected ,oeekty from The Republican.
Bacon, per To-, wagon price 6 a s, store price Sa
Flour, per bbl, wagon 4 10 40, store IS q 81
GRAIN-Wh heat, wagon price, 50 a, 30 Oats Is a 81
Corn 40 a 40, Rye 90 d 60. IA,
SALr-Ground Alum l.75a 200, Ashton 90 az Is
PLASTER, per ton, 80 I
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Very resnectfnlly. yours.
RICHMOND, March 80, 1858.
LEwIsBURG, April 18th, 1858


: GENTLEMEH: Your letter, dated Richmond,
March Both, 1853, was duly received by yester-
DAYS mail. In your letter, you express your deep
sense Of the importance of having in the Board OF
Public Works about to be organized under the
New Constitution, men whose known intelligence,
integrity, energy and zeal in the cause OF Internal
Improvement will give full assurance of their fit
ness for the situation You express the belief that
/ possess those qualifications, and request me to
declare myself publicly candidate for the office
of Commissioner of the Board in the Central Dis
trict or to signify my consent to be voted for in
the election which is to be held for the purpose Of
filing the office.
concur fully with you, Gentlemen, in the high
estimate you have frmed of the importance of the
Office and OF the necessity OF having In the Board
men of known qualifications. And for the partial
manner in which you have ascribed to me the high
attributes of character necessary to the office, |
return to YOU my most distinguished acknowledge
ments. The call which you have made upon me
l accept. and may be- regarded as Candidate for
the office.
The friends of the Internal Improvement, by the
legislation of the last few years, especially of the
lastlegislature, have had imposed upon them heavy
responsibilities. Large appropriations of money
have been made for Internal Improvements, and
itessentialy depends upon the udcious application
of these funds to the purposes Of their destination,
whether the just expectations Of the country be
realized, and the sanguiPe hopes Of the people be
sustained. If they are wasted or misapPlied, the
cause, and the friends Improvement must suffer,
But little less interesting is this view to those
who have hitherto opposed all appropriation OF
public money to the purposes of Internal improve
ment, now that the appropriations are made
The debts contracted must be paid, and if the
profits of the works, in which the State holds SO
large an interest, can be made adequate to the
payment of the debts, the people Of every class
will be relieved of a heavy burden. This can
only be done by a judicious expenditure of the
money appropriated, aud wise superintendent
of the works of public character .
Accept, Gentlemen, of the assurance of the
highest consideration ard regard of
Your Obedient servant, -,
SAML. PRICE.
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o. The Wings in this cOaity viii bear in
mind that Saturday, the S0th inst, is the day for
appointing delegates to the County Convention,
which will meet at the Court house on the follow
ing Saturday, the 9TH of May.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20
TO MR. NEWTON RAN1kIN.

SIR-As you are not an inRabilapt of the State
~ of Virginia, you will please take notice. that
shall on the 10th day of May, 1858, at The Of
flee of John n. Hepdfen, ESQ.,, in the town Of
Staunton, in the State Of Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions Of William NJ. Alltaffer and 9TH
ers, which when taken, shall offer AS evidence
on the trial of cause RoW pending and undeter
mined on the chancery side Of the Circuit Court
for the county of Augusta in said State of Virgin
ia, in which suit am plaintiff aud you and Ben
jamin Weller are Defendants. If the S id deBo-
sitions should not be completed on the day afore-
said, the taking thereof will be adjourned from
time to time, and from place to place, until they
are completed. You can attend should you think
proper. Yours, &c, lp14r
ALL On 1870. A..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARK EFT.

Ipeek ending Friday 4pnif l5-There were #.
cred at the scales on MShday $40 Reaf Catc Of which
number 29o were driven to the Eastern harkct and
ranged from S. 20 81 "a on Inc hoof. equal 10 SIS
% SO 20 net, and averaging s 70 gross.
Hods.-Wc quote at 1926 to $40
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20
Notice.

rf1HE bonds given to me as Administrator of the
4 Estate of Capt. Isaac Gray, decd, became
due OF Tie ioih Of February last and not living
in the ,Gp1aty myself. have left the bqnds in the
hands Of Mr.. Wp. f., Bell, of Cba.chyille, 70.
collection. Prompt payment will be, expected to
save cost. word to The wise is sufficient
JAS. G. YOUEt, Aam'or:
ihril g 1898. .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20

&S- The Charlottesville Advocate announces
the appearance OF the joint worm in some parts of
that county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-20
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
Silver Ware, and Spectaeles.


THE subscribers have on hand, and are receiv-
L ing weekly, splendid assortments of goods, to
which they invite the attention of all in want
Their assortment consists in part Of :,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER sPooNs,t COB
LET'S, CUPS, TEA POTS, PITCHERS RLA-
TED ALBATA SPOONS AND FORKS,
FINE AND CHEAP CASToRs,
GOLD PENS, .,
Among which are the Celebrated GRAPHS
PATENT GOLD PEN" superior to any other
pen ever madeliY Z -.
GOLD AND SILVER SpEcTAcLts;
GOLD PENCILS;
Also DENTISTS FitEs; - - s..
WatchmakeFs' Tools and Materials, SIC. =
A.. =, :. GENNET g. JAMES,
~, !. Eagle Square, RichHOFd, Virgiria,
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GUM Opium, Camphor and Traiacanth, just
~ received and f sale by
April 20, 1858, Il. P. ESkRIDGE.
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fIiE MARKET PRICES.

srAUNToN PlsloEs CURRENT,
Corrected ,cec&iyJdr Tie Spectator ~ 4 C. Br,uels
WHS& ; per b,shel 15s BSfTEa, Flesh, Ice 80
RYE, per bushe soc CoRN, per bqshel, &c
OATS, per blshcl, 3$c Wool, per pound, 35c