Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-23
Large Sale of Merchandise
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, !.
And the Jennings Gap Store Stand
: FOR RENT. t..

FOn RENT. ....
IN Wednesday the 9Th Of ,9pril, the undersign
" ed will commence the sale of the entire Stock
Of Goods. belonging to the estate lof'JxmEs A.
FRAZER. decd. and will continue the same from
day to day as rapidly as possible till every article
is disposed of.
THE stock is very large and varied and Whist
there are many old and some damaged goods, yet
the assortment Of fresh and good staple Goods IS
very complete and inviting
This sale is absolute and cithout reserrc and the
public are assured thaca single bid will suffice to
take the goods however great the sacrifice. Mer,
chants as well as housekeepers will Therefore find
it to their interest to attend 1t will be lnposs
BILE here to do moro than list few of the leading
articles, viz: IN
DRY Goods. al
80 pieces Broad Cloths, heavy Pilot and other
04efcoat Cloths, Cassimeres and Cassinets.
Pantaloons, Vestipga and Ready-Made Cloth
oS pieces Cotton Cloths, beaclea and unbleached.
IS g Calcoes. Blankets, Bed Tick, &c.
SO Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazines. -
73 Muslins. Lawns and other Dress Goods.
Shawls and Handkerchiets in great variety.
About one cart-load of Buttons, more OF less va
ryinp from wood and horn up to the finest
gilt of modern style.
Combs in about equal q,Ertity and variety.
Hardware. u
The stock of Hardware is large and of excellent
oualty. well worth the attention of Country Ner-
chants, of house joiners and of persons intending to
build. It is too various to attempt to enumerate.
1t also embraces complete Saddlers' and Shoe
makers findings Hay and Manure Forks, Shov-
els and Spades Grain Grass and Brier Scythes;
s Cross Cut Saws; Mould Boards; Pots and u
vens Tea Kettles; Mortars &c.; quahtty of
Brass and Iron Wire; Sheet Brass; Steelyards;
Patent Balances, SC; Axes
$500 lbs. Bar Iron also Sheet and Hoop do.
l-3 ton Steel l6 kegs Nails from 3's to 2O's and
Spikes.
lis doz. papers lacks. OF. to 20 OF.
Guns-Gun Barrels, Gun Locks and bushel gun
Flnts.
$50 lbs. Bar Lead. Shot, all.sizes. =.
Queensyyare and Glass.
100 doz Plates $50 sets Cups and Saucers.
so Teapots and Sugar Bowls.
50 Pitchers, &c., &c., Tpmblers, Decanters. &c.,
Window Glass. - u =. >,
Medicines and bye Sts.ffs.He
Omitting IA lot of old and worthless medicines
which will not be offered, the selection of'tresh
family Medicines Of every day use is worthy the
notice Of Physicians and Apothecaries. Pants and
Dye Stufs of every variety, including quantity
of superior Indigo.
1900 lbs. COTTON YARNS Nos. to Is.
Is doz. Hats, wool, fur and silk.
doz. chip Hats. ." -
Several cases Boots and Shoes, men, women
and Chldrens'.
A great variety of Looking Glasses.
A lot of Tin ware and of Wood ware.
BOOKS. 600 vols. done up into 4lots of lltara-
ture to suit purchasers"
Groceries.
Perhaps better selection of groceries is not to
be found in Augusta county-comprslng
5000 lbs or 80 sacks prime old Coffee.
5000 90 Sugar.
$50 " clarified ''Cofee-sugar."
TEAS-Green and Black, Dbl. Rice.
bbls. Mu!asses-prme.
Pepper, Spices, Ginger, Alum, Salt Petre, Sc.
33 sacks Salt-20 boxes fine table Salt.
30 sides Sole Leather
Dbl. Lamp Oil Dbl. Fish Oil.
e" Flaxseed Oil. az
l-2 ton Birthstone and about the same quantity OF
Log Wood.
A lot of fine old Gunpowder.
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
with multitude of other articles ''too tedious,
&c.. &C."
TERMS.-Sl0 and under, cash-over $40
bond and good security payable Jan. |. 1854.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
JOHN w. FRAZIER,
Ex'ers of James A. Frazier, decd.
JcnniugS Gap, March g, 1853.