ocr: l.1. , i ■■■ TBS PSOPLB BATE OAU», And I. Paul and T. Burke'have answered, DV establishing, at radoaed U and fair rates, A DAY LIGHT ACCOMMODA* TION STAtiJKy from Winchester to Staunton* Ui H hour* less timp than the mail haa usually mad*. They are thankful for patronage received and the many expressions of kind feelings on (heir behalf, and now in turn must call and depend upoo the pa*, pie to sustain them, promising to run on at IcugM wanted, notwithstanding we are threatened with extermination, and, vengeance is declared agaiuai •tfee Union Hotel, of Winchester, while ever a -coac4i ia running from her, from whenee they think said Coach emanated., True, it hae, mainly becauseAhe Coaches of Fariah, Peyton, Kemp ft Co., were ffetjuenlly forbidden to take passenger* front said House, ordering thetn to their office and starting place. ' y. . . , ,, Ye who have long wanted the accommodate* give us proof of jour works.,* Call at the Xlnton K VVin Chester ,-a nd Me Citing's, Staunton, rm joy comfort and plenty at reasonable rates,and tab* seats in Coaches from Winchester every. Monday, Wednesday &- Friday, from Staunton* Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. Fare through'$4. ISAAC PAUL, h THOMAS BURKB. -’January SO/lSSO.-r-tf. , ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Wlt« cheater to New Market. , W THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor from New Market to Staunton.


Staunton spectator. [volume]

ocr: , . .* NOTICE-. HUGH j. CRAWFORD, avails himself of this opportunely, to lender his sincere thanks to hisfrieruia and. pal ions; for their liberal support heretofore.received, and hopes eat only- for its con tinuance under the new firm* but also that it m3y be steadily increased. Staunton, Feb. 20, 1850.

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: RAGS ! RAGS ! ! 1 AA AAA LBS. of Linen and Cotton Rags, wanted lU'JjUvv/ by the 1st day of January next, at the Mossy Creek Paper Mill, near Mt. Solon,in Augusta coun ty, Virginia. We shall also need about 50.000 lbs of Wool len Rags, for which a fair price will be given. CtJ* I’be undersigned will be prepared to furnish all kinds of PAPER, at wholesale prices, after the first of January next. Orders are respectfully solicited. CLARKE, MILLER & IIALL. N ven ber 27. 1 B5( >.—3t.


ocr: •VOTICI\ LI. Persons indebted to the estate of John Myers dec’d, either by Bond or Account are hereby notifiei to come forward and make payment. All those hold in; claims are requested to come forward and settle, as lunge indulgence cannot be given. JACOB MYERS, CHRISTIAN CLINE, November 27, 1850.—3t. ■ , I r


ocr: BAR IRON AND STEEL. t? TON'S assorted Hammered Iron, * 6 do. do. Rolled do., 1 do American Blistered Steel, 1 do Sheet Iron, 2 do Round and Square Iron, for sale bv November 27, 1850. WOOD DANNER.


ocr: E THOMAS ALBERTSON, iYiiutvisr.Y AT LAW, IVA YNESB OR O', FJ., PRACTICES in the Courtsof Augusta, Albemarle and Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col. George Baylor, where he may be found at all times, unless when absent on professional business. Nov. 29, 1848.


ocr: THE PEOPLE HAVE CALLED Jlad I. Paul and T. Burke have answered, DY establishing, at reduced and fair sMs B rates, A DAY-LIGHT ACCOM MOD ATI ON STAGE, from Win chester to Staunton, in 4 hours less time than the mail haa usually made. They are thankful for patronage received and the many expressions of kind feelings on their behalf, and now in turn must call and depend upon the people to sus tain them, promising to run on as Icng as wanted, notwith standing we are threatened with extermination, and ven geance is’declared against the Union Hold, of Win chester, while ever a coach is running from her, from whence they think said Coach emanated. True, it hag, mainly because the Coaches of Parish, Peyton, Kemp &. Co., were frequently forbidden to take passengers from said House, ordering them to their office and starling place. Ye who have Jong wanted the accommodation Stage, give us proof of your works. Call at the Union,'Winches ter, and Me Citing’s, Staunton, enjoy comfort and plenty at reasonable rates, and lake seats in Coaches from Winches ter every Monday, Wednesday & Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday,Thursday &. Saturday.1 Fare through $4. ISAAC PAUL, THOMAS BURKE. January 30, 1S50.—tf. ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Winchester to New Market. THOMAS IiURKE, Proprietor from New Mar Kei 10 ouiiiniuii.


ocr: BLANETS! BLANKETS!—Great Bargains in Servants Blankets; Heavy, sll Wool Winter Sltawl*. cheap; Stout Kerseys for Road Hands. Straw and Grass Matts, Boy’s Men’s and 5irls Caps, Gloves and Mitts for cold weather.— k|| to be had very low at HUGH J. CRAWFORD’S.


ocr: ' j j j j - ■ COACH MANUFACTORY, rpHE undersignfd having bought the interest of James Marsteixer, in the concern of Har dv & Marstvli.er, beg leave to inform the pub lic, lhal they have increased their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaeton*, anil Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, am! on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfaction, and with a de termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please.— Shop near the Bank. IIARDY & BROTHERS. May J6, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -— I^Oft the construction of all kinds of Machinery, we have a Simp near to our Carriage AJanit factjry, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES ind to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 10, 1849.—if.


ocr: —-- | How will you Have Them? M CUSHING has nindea pprmanen-t nrrange • ment to receive FRESII OYSTERS reg ularly during the winter, and will be pleased to serve jhein op for his friends and the public generally in any way they may desire. Also a constant supply of Pickled Oysters. November 21, 1849.


ocr: JVciv Establishment. COACll MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of Jame« Marstem.er, in the concern of Hardt &. Maestri** ler, beg leave to inform the public, thatthey havsinerea»> cd their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kind* of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaeton®, aid Buggies, in tho most fashionablo style, ofthe best materials, and •• terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention give* to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work seal I rUlll UUI Dimi'y WC ihhioi umocnto lion, and with a determination to merit a continuanre #f the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop near [he Bank. HARDY &. BROTHERS. May 1G, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o:" FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we hav* a Shop near to onr Carriage Manufactory, where w* are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertainingto Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 1G, 1849.—if.


ocr: take notice. IN order to close the business of the Estate of the lat* Alexander Hall, we will sell the balanceof the Stock of roods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing the *n 'ire Stuck wo will rent ihe Store Room. ISAAC ALEX. HALL, Ado’i*, February 27,1S0U.—tf.


ocr: Jiiigusla County Court Clerk's Office, To wit .* ESTJRAY. npAKEN up by Henry T. Grever, of Augusta County, on the 2nd day of August, 1850/a Sorrel Jl'ire, full fifteen hands high, a blazo in the face, the right Fore foot and both hind feet white, supposed to be twelve years old, and appraised to $25. (An Extract from the Records.) Teste, WM. D. TROUT, n. c. \l!(TIKl 7 IS-aO — C* F


ocr: milii K EKKUIIHJE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST* s tj usroy, rut o/.v/.i, 17 K.K PS constantly on Kami a large and carefully srlect -■*■ ed stock of Drugs, JXluficiiics, Diiuts, Oils, Dye stuffs. Gluss, Purfnnterij aud all kinds of fancy ooods usu ally sold by Druggists. 30- Orders from Country Merchants particularly solicit- rtl, and filled at city prices. Physicians’ orders put up with neatness and despatch, and Medicines in all cases war ranted. 7, l$50.


ocr: Valuable Mountain Land for I WILL sell a Tract of Land in the County of Albe- marie, lying on Brown’s Gap Road, and the head wa- ters of Doyle’s River, four milesahoVe Brown’s Cove, cun- tabling 403 ACHES. One hundred Acres of it is cleared, and well adapted to the raising of Grain.. Tobacco and Grass; the other portion is well limbered With Chest- not. Hickory,Oak, Locust and Poplar; convenient to afine range for caule; aud a small Mill, by repairing Which it would get a good custom ; all of which can be bought fin the reduced sum of ^1200. Terms accommodating, and will be made known by calling on ine, or addressing me through ihe Post Office, at Brown’s Cove, Albemarle, Co. JAMES M. BLACKWELL. Jnlv 31. 1850.—3t*


ocr: NEW BOOKS. SKETCHES of Virginia. Historical and Bio graphical, by the Rev. Wm. 11. Foote, D. D. j Life of Mahomet, by Washington Irvitig; The Queen's Necklace, by Dumas; Sartain’s Magazine, for February . just received and for sale by ROBERT COWAN. Staunton, Feb. 13, 1850.


ocr: jyotmce. HAVING sold out my stock of goods f shall feel greatly obliged if all who have open accounta would call and close them up by note. .!. B. BRECKENR1DGE. Staunton, Oct. 31, 1849.—If.


ocr: B. THOMAS ALBERTSON* ATTORNEY AT LAW, WAYNESBORO', VA-, PRACTICES in the Courts of Augusta, Albe marle and Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col. George Baylor, where he may be found at all times, unless when absent on pro fessional business. Nov. 29, 1848..


ocr: 11. Jr. & B. CraWfbrd TT AVE just received sod offer Ibr Bale, a fr*h *nd f*o A* oral assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting in part of . , . .... 2 hhds Browh Sugar, 1 Mid No. 1 MovMMS, 1 bbl Golden Syrup, 2 bbls Pulvertaed Sugar# 5 “ Steam RefiM Sugair, 1 u Crushed ‘(16.-, 3 boxes Loaf do., 1 “ Loaf do.-, .. 5 sacks Lsguira Coffee, 5 sacks Rio Coffee, 1 do Mariacaibo do., 2 bbls Roe Herring*, 1 bbl No. 1 Shad-, 2 * Madrtfd, 1 -box IStareh-, » “ Solar Off. Together With such Aker articles io the above line a* a* generally kept for sale We. Staunton, Oct. _


ocr: PriiitiBBg Press and Type Tor Sale. HAVING enlarged our Paper, we offer for sale PRESS upon which the Spectator was formerly printed—a Smith Press of the very best quality. It is ac- knowledged to be one of the best in the Valley. __ We have also on hand a large Fount of good BOUR GEOIS TYPE, which will be disposed of on terms. L. & J. A. WADDELL. Staunton, Oct. 9, 18D0. _


ocr: m row and fiuMifglt rumen, undersigned pafciW to their frienA. tn. lb. Mb A lie, for the liberal patronage they have received at nee commencement tri ousinota, would respectfully in fen* that they have just received the N. Yoaz akd Phil FasAVons, for the Fall and Winter, and at* able to drees a man in City style, at the shortest b* and on the most accommodating terms. , W. J. & J. G. POTTER Statin ton, Oct 2, 1850.


ocr: •'1 'Lw ■" m - < the people have called. And I. Paul and T. Burke have Answered, RY establishing, it reduced fcfcgm 13 and fair nles' a day nfr ■ JEaL light accommoda tion STAGE/ from Winchester to Staunton, in 4 hoars loss time than (he mail ha>, usually mads. They are thankful for patronage received asd the many expressions of kind feeling* on their behalf, and now in turn must cslj and depend upon the peo ple to sustain them, promising to run on as longee wanted, notwithstanding we are threatened with extermination, and vengeance is declared against the Union Hotel, of Winchester, while erer a coach is running from her, frpra whence > they think said Coach emanated. 'lSiue,it h*e. mploly because the Coaches of Parish. Peyton, Kemp k Co., were frequently forbidden to take passengers from said House, ordering them to their office and starting plnoe^ . Ye who have long wanted the accommodation Stage, give us proof of ynur work#. -.."Call at the UiuVQ, Winchester, and Me Clung’t, Staunton, en and plenty ^reasonable rates*and take w\\ts. jn Coaches from Winchester every Monday. ■Wednesday"Sc. Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday, Thursday St .Saturday. :Fare through $4. ISAAC PAUL, r THOMAS BURKE. January 30, I6i50.— if. {3&~ ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Win chester to New Market! *•, , . ... ■BJP’v - THOMAS HtlikE, Proprietor from


ocr: Augusta County Court Clerk’s Office, To wit •' ESTRAY. 1, '|S,\KF.N up by James Alexander, pf ^ugunta *■ County, on the 5ih of December, .1,34%. a COW, of ted color, no marks perceivafcTv. Ap praised to $ 10. . - S'. (An Extract from the Records,) ^ Teste, WM. D. TROUT, c. January. 30, 1859.—3i. ... _


ocr: To Land Buyer*. •• 1 V ,. , , e*<t. a ANY one wishing to buy a Tract of 436 A' ■iV ores ofgood Land, well i improved, with in 6 miles ofStquutpn, having upon it A ill, Saw mill, &c., and water. poyvElyJtd .<trtV fiortiof machin ery, will find it to hw advanialjd to confer with .. * J.. D. IMBODEN. 09- Address ijtarfn'cn, Ya., for particulars.


ocr: FOR BENT, WILL be rented to the highest bidder,, on Sat* urday the 2nd of March, llre^ FARM of Francis Johnston, dec’d., lying on Mtddie.-River, adjoining the Lands of Robert Ken pey^ George Poagc and.others, for the termiof one or Uvp years, |lio renter.givin® bedd and security fol the rent.— Possession will be Fiven immediately by GEO. W. MOWfttf, WM. S. HANGER, „ :• • ■ • . ..Guardians for the Heirs.


ocr: j Attention 32il<l Rcgianctft. rpHE Court Martials for the 32nd Regiment, for the I year 1850, will beheld as follows:—the 1st Battal ion. in New Hope, on the llih day of November—llm 2nd ii.it.iinn ir. vnpchnrniKrh on thp l.iih.and Regimental Court, at Capt. McCone’s, on the IG1I1 of said month. By order of the Colonel. H. A. JOHNSON, Adj’t 32nd Reg’t. September 25, 1850.


ocr: ITequigitions Va. Central liailroa<|. rpHE subscribers for the extension of the Virginia Ce» 1 tral Railroad from Waynesborough to Staunton, are required to pay into the Bank of the Valley at Staunton, ia addition to the requisitions of January, February, April, * May, June, July, and August, amounting to $40 per share; the sum of $5 per share on the first day of October, $10 per •• share on the first day of November, and $<J per ahare on the first day of December, 1850. By order of ihe Board. J. GARRETT, Sec'ry. September 18, 1850.—tf. J .


ocr: Land for Sale. IN the Valley of the Calf Pasture River, Augusta Coun ty, two Tracts of Land, containing between 900 and 1100 Acres, called the “Ailor Farm,” are offered fur sale privately by the undersigned*. There are 211 Acres of Bottom Land, on which there is a tolerable two story Log Dwelling.— The mountain Land is heavily timbered. JVEST For terms, &c., apply to JOHN L. PEYTON. Staunton,Oct. 2, 1850.—tf.


ocr: ON HAND. rnMJE subscriber bason hand a kit of MUSCAT AND 4 CLARET WINES, St FRENCH CORDIAL, which he is determined to sell; therefore if you want a bar gain call in and you shall nut go awav disappointed. E. M. CUSllING. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.


ocr: Just Received AND now opening at Davis A. Kayser’s, a new and beautiful Stock of FALL & W INTER GOODS, consisting of Blue, Brown and Black Cloths; Cassimeres; Vestings; Black and Colored Silks; Paris Printed De Lane’s and Cashmeres; Silk and Worsted Poplins; French Merinoes; Fancy Alpacas; Festiioned Handk’fs; Capes, Collars, &c., See. Call and see them. DAVIS A. KAYSER. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.


ocr: Augusta County Court Clerk's Office, To J fit: INI ray. rfliAKEN up by Alonzo K. By waters, of Aug-.ista Coun ty, on the 21st day of September, 1850, a BRIGHT BRINDLE STEER, marked with a cropuffthe left ear, and an underkeet in the right, three years old, and apprais ed to $11 00. (An Extract,) Teste, W.M. D. TROUT, d. c. September 25, 1850.—3t.


ocr: COACH MANUFACTORY. rplIE undersigned having bought the interest of *- James Marstellcr, in the concern of Har dy &. Marstvli.er, beg leave to inform the pub lic, that they have increased their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in theix line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaeton#, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best material** and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfaction, and wifli a de termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please.— Shop near the Bank. HARDY k BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. FOR the construction of all kinds of Machinery* we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu factory, where we are prepared to build THRESHINC MACHINES and tu do all other work appertaining to Machinist* HARDY k BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf.


ocr: BLA NETS! BLANKETS!—-Great Bargains m Servants Blankets; Heavy, all Wool Winter Shawls, cheap; Stout Kerseys for Road Hands, Straw and Grass Malls, Boy’s Men’s and Girls Caps, Gloves and Mitts for cold weather.— All to be had very low at HUGH J. CRAWFORD’S.


ocr: Slow will you Have Them? M CUSHING has made a permanent arrange • ment to receive FRESH OYSlERSreg ularly during the winter, and will he pleased to servi ihem up for his friends and the public generally ii any way they may desire. Also a constant supply of Pickled Oysters. November 21, 1849. 1:


ocr: TO TIME PUBLIC! FARE REDUCED. ON and afmr the 15th inst., our Fare between Stauntm and Winchester will be reduced to three dollars Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or tin Night Line, will have the privilege of changing to the nth er at any point on the route. These lines are supplied will the verv best accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for tie Day Light, drawn by fine Six Horse teams ; anc Elegant Trot Coaches for the Night line. By this line, a direct connection is made either at Staunton or Winches ter with all departing lines. The Day Light is tri weekly. The Night or connect ing Line leaves Staunton daily, except M.iubays at l o clock. P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M., afte the arrival of the Cars. {JCJ- For passage, apply at Taylor’s Hotel, ** inebester and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. _ if LMr ©w


ocr: JYew Establishment• COACH MANUFACTORY. rpIIE undersigned having bought the interest of James •* Marstei.lek, in tlie concern of Hardy &.Marstkl i.e k, beg leave to inform the public, that they hare increas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in titeir line—such as Chariotees, Uockauays, Phaetons, and Buggies, ; tn the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and ! terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given te all kinds of repairing. From thp specimens of work seat from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfas ! tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance sf j the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renew ed efforts to please. Shop near the Hank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May JG, 1849. , THRESHING MACHINES. - IjiOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, rra hare a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf.


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! A. HI. SIMPSON, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that hehujaat received from Baltimore, a large supply of Material in his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and gcj very handsome; Cum Over Shoes, with ^ \f Gutta Percha bottoms, a new and spend id article. French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid, of all descriptions; Fine Lasting# for Ladies Gaiters; Franrhe for do., va rious colors, a new article; White. Kid for Wedding Shoes, &c., Stc., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Hoots, Shoes, &.c., in a style that cannot fail to please, AH woik warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he has ad ded a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac., of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, for cash, or on the usual time. mr Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, fer Weddings and Parties.at a short notice, Staunton, Sept. 25,1850.


ocr: BOOTS AND SHOES! «»»*• ELASBT? & ©MU®, HAVING returned from Baltimore with a large lot of suitable material for the manufacture of Gentleman and Ladies’ work, are prejiared to carry on the Boot and Shoe Making Business in all its branches, and respectfully invite the attention of the public to their establishment. Besides the work usu ally done, as Gentlemen’s Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c., they have added, and especial attention will he given to,theman. ufacture of Ladies work, such a# Ladies Kid, Morocco and Gaiter Shoes, Misses and Children’s Shoes of every varie ty and style, &.c., See., all of which will be executed in a manner, which for durability and heapty cannot be surpass* ed. Their prices will be reasonable and their work war ranted. - gy Call 3nd see us at the old stapd of.D. C. Hamit, opposite the Virginia Hotel. f • HAftRY 4c DAVIS. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.—6m. ~ _*_j—


ocr: H. J. Sc W. B CRAWFORD HAVE just opened, and offer fer sale low, 8 dozen pair Country Knit Yarn Socks, large sizes j 125 yarda of Home made White and Plaid Linsey and Jeans. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.


ocr: Iron! Srov! Iron! A LL persons who may wish to purchase Iron are hereby infurtned that it can be had at the Mount Vernon Forge, on South River, near Port Republic, in this County, at One Hundred Dollars a Tan. The Iron is of a superior quality, and a constant supply is at all times kept on hand. Farmers will find it to their advantage Jo purchase all their Iron of me as 1 am satisfied it is not equalled by any made in the State. JOHN MILLER. Roekinghapn Co., Aug. 21, 1850.str4ra.


ocr: Apprentices Wanted. r|UlE subscriber wishes to procure one or two boys, from A fiftpen to sixteen years of age. as Apprentices to learn the Cabinet Making Business. None but those who can come well recommended for good moral character oped ap ply. GEO. D. LANCASTER. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850,—4t.


ocr: A*Civ Establishment. U I COACll MANUFACTORY. rPHR undersigned having bought the interest of Jamk* x jMarstei.i.kk, in the concern of Hardt &. Marstci. ler, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture a)) kind* of work in their line—such as Chariotees, RocLaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the bpst material*, Mid tm terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to ill kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work aent rom oar shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac ion.and with a determination to merit a eontlrmsm* nf .lie liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned iledge themselves to renewed efforts »o please. Shop near •he Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. threshing machines, -:o: ■■ ■ i 1^0 R the construction of all kindsof Machinery, are lav# A a Simp near to our Carriage Manofactjry, where w» ire prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES ind to do all other work appertainingto .Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS^ Staunton, May 16, 1849 — if.


ocr: TAKE NOTICED rN order to close live business of the F.ftlale of the 1st* l Alexander Hall, we will sell the balaneeof the Stock ofi nods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing the ea ire Stock we will rent the Store Room. ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, February 27,1800.—tC


ocr: 1 1 i 1 I TAILORING. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.. FHE undersigned grateful to their friends and the pubs *■ lie, for (Illiberal patronage they have received since, heir commencement in business, would respectfully inform, hem that they have just received the N. York Atta Phil i.edphia Fashions, for the Spring and Summer, and are. ovv able to dress a man in City style, at the shortest nov ice and on the most accommodating terms. W. J: Sc J. G. POTTER. Staunton. ApriM7, 1850.


ocr: Mwmium & ^©isissiWfic&sjfg Attorn c y s at L si w» STAUNTON VIRGINIA. rpllOS. j. MICHIE & 11. H ROBERTSON hav inir associated themselves together in the practice the Law in all the Courts held in Augusta, will give prompt and diligent attention to all business entrusted to them.— One of them will always be fuuf.d in the office of the Sen ior partner. Staunton, Sept. 4, 1850.— tf.


ocr: iTcAED. HAVE been appointed by the Cotint) Court or Augus ta, one of the three Commissioners of said Court to settle and report the accounts of Executors, Adminis trators arid Fiduciaries generally, and to perform all other duties pertaining to such business as are required by the New Code of Laws. Panics interested, who may desire my services will please apply to meat my office nearly opposite the Court-house. 11. >1. 13ELL.


ocr: Take police. 4 LL persons Having claims against the Estate of John A yproul, dec’d., are requested to present them, and all those who are indebted, will pleisecome forward and make payment, as it is very desirable that the Estate should be ub as specdilv as possible. . , 1 1 ' 1 WILLIAM WHITE, WM. S. SPROUL. Administrators of J. Sproul, dec’d. September 4, 1850.—2t. j


ocr: raOTSCJiJ. WILL he offered at public sale on Saturday the 21st o v* September, in the Town of Greenville, before the door of J. &. L. Bumgardtier, an undivided one-fifth in 10 Negroes, known as the dower Negroes of Mrs. Calha rine Jackson, in the estate of'1 hum as Jackson, dec d., and subject to a claim of Matthew Pilson, which will he made known on the day of sale. Terms and other particulars on '"'O'! ''fs"lob* "'oAJ,"U“MATTItR\V PII.S0N, Administrator of Win. S. Jackson, dec’d.


ocr: iff 'piIE subscribers liir the extension of the Virginia Cen * tral Railroad from Wayneshnroogh to Staunton, art | reqniicd to pay into the Hank of the Vailey at Staunton, it addition to the requisitions of January, February, April May, June, July, and August, amounting to $ 10 |>er share the sum of $5 per share on the firs', day of October, $10 pei share on the first day of November, and $5 per share on th< first day of December, 1850. By order of the Board. J. GARRETT, Sec’ry. September 18, 1850.—tf. '


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! f>. r® si’ffliPSON, I) ESPECTFlrLLY inf..-,.is tile public that he ha«iut» received irom ij-.!it»i,i.re, a large supply of Material in his line, such as Lasts, New.,, vie, .m(j very handsome; Gum Over Sum s, with v'l Gutta Percha bottoms, a new and spendidli^*W^W article. French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid, of all descriptions; Fine Castings fur Ladies Gaiters; Franche for do., va rious colors, a new article; White Kid for Wedding Shoes, &c., Sic., which he is prepared to Manufacture •nto Boots, Shoes, Sic., in a style that cannot fail to pleass. All woik warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he has ad ded a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &C, of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, ht cash, or on the usual time. Ladies’ \\ bite Kid Shoes made to order, for Weddings and Parties, at a short nutire Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.


ocr: Compound Syrup Wild Cherry. Iloarhountl and Liverwort. For C oughs, Colds, Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Catarrh, Bronchit is, Spilling of Blood, and all other Discuses of the Chest and Lungs. IN offering this article to tin* public, wedoso with perfect con fidence, it having obtained ’.lie sanction of the most prominent Physicians of the City of Baltimore where the article is tuanu factored. Unlike every other popular remedy wc furnish home testimo ny fr om the most valuable sources. We a''c also willing to place the recipe in the hands of any Physician who is recognised as a gentleman of good standing in the profession. Baltimore, Jan. 18th, 1S50. TO tniON IT NAY CONCERN: This is to certify, that I have boon confined to my room with a very severe Couch, and that by the use of a part of a bottle of O’Neal’s Compound Syi up Wild Cherry, Hoarbound and Liv. erwort, 1 have in a few dav s been entirely relieved, and do nol hesitate to recommend it to the public ns a valuable remedy ii such diseases as the Proprietor r. commends it. E. R. BAER, No. DC VV. L nubard-st., Baltimore. frj- The above article can lie had of Messrs. Harper & Kin key, Agents for the town of Staunton. An’ respectable Pliysi cian can see the recipe by calling on the Agents. J. L. O’NEAL, Proprietor. November CO, 1850.—Cm. RICE and Water Crackers, just at hand and for sale bj June 6, 1850, WM. G. STERRETT. : 1 i j ;


ocr: •Yew Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. rpHE undersigned having bought the interest of Jmrub Marrtellkr, in the concern of Hardy k M«*«te&> L*R’hpg leave to inform the public, that they have increa» p their Stock, and will continue to manufactor* til kind* of work ,n their line-such as Charioiees, Hockavvays, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, ofthe best materials, and terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given t* all kinds of repairing. From the specimen* of work seat Irum our shop, we natter ourselves to have given satisfac* lion, and with a determination to merit a continuance %f the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please Shnnn*.* the Bank. HARDY k BROTHERS May 16, 1849. threshing machines. -:o: IJ'OR the construction of all kindftof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machiniafe HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf.


ocr: JOHN B. WATTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. IpROM the liberal support heretofore extended tome as a mem ber of the Bar, in theCourtsof Augusta Co., I feel encourag edtooffermy professional services to the citizens of Rocking ham, Highland, and Pocahontas. To the first two, in their res pective Quarterly and Circuit Superior Courts; and to the oth er, in their Circuit Superior Court only Office in ihe Brick- : range, second room from the North ,end, on the Eastof the Court-house square, in Stauuton. Staunton, Feb 6, 1850.


ocr: THROUGH BY DJYLIGHT. OPPOSITION" IcAOn LINE Between Windiest** and Staunton/ fpHE Proprietors of the People’s (nr so called “Tow " String”) Line, undaunted at the monopolies or nick-names, have placed on the above mule first-rate FOUR HORSE COACHES, capable of seating 14 passengers, good stock and experien ced drivers. They can now confidently assure the travel ling community, who have heretofore patronized the so liberally, comfort and speed. The Coachps will run follows Leaving Winchester on Tuesday, Thursday Saturday mornings, and Staunton on Monday, and Friday mornings—through the same day. Passenger called for or put out at any convenient point they desire. Packages thankfully received and promptly forwarded by this Line. fSST For seats apply at the Union Hotel, Winches ter, and McClung’s Hotel, Staunton, where passengers will find every comfort and attention. THOS. Bl’RKE, > p R. L. ALLEN, \ Proprietors. A. P. FITCH, Agent, Winchester, Va. J. A. McCLUNG, Agent, Staunton, Va. P S.—t’ersons wishing to secure seals in this Line, in advance of their arrival, can do so by writing to the A gents. B. St A. May 20. 1850.—tf.


ocr: .Yoticc> PROPOSALS will be received by the Court house Com missioners, at the Cuuniy Court Office of Augusta, until the 7th day of October next, for pulling a Tin Hoof upon ihe Court house. The Proposals will include the fur nishing ofalt (hematerials. THE COMMITTEE. Staunton, Sept. 18, 1850.—tdl,


ocr: S. M Y .ASIAN’S r*“‘ UNRIVAI*LEI> WINNOWING FANS* 1|ESSUS. CtisitB &. Eivchcomb have un hand a 1 *■ large Stock of the alnive nameil FANS, so justly ctU ebrated Rtf the superiority and Tapidity of their execution oleamng the gram ready for the JM.tl, at one operation.-! 1 he Proprietors fed so thoroughly satisfied uf their superi* only that they agree to refund the money where thee d<* not give satisfaction. All communications relative to Fan* or agences either in Kuckbridg* or Augusta, addressed to the above named, si Ml. SulJn. vL W *• 7) 1850.- . Jti


ocr: l^RESH PRESERVES.—Just received, a lotofSupe * Preserves, consisting of Limes, Pine Apple, Peach es and Ginger. Call soon at No. 8. 1850. £. M, CUSHING.


ocr: A CARD. ¥ HAVE been appointed by the County Court of Angtia * ta, one of the three Commissioners of said Court to settle and report the accounts of Executors, Adtninis and Fiduciaries generally, and to perform all other pe mining to suclr business as are required by the Code >f Laws. l'ai les interested, who may desire my services will please tu meat my office nearly opposite the Court-house. II. M. BELL. Staunton, Sept. 4, 1850.—Gm.


ocr: - - ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! A. M. SIMPSON, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that keka*j«0l received from Baltimore, a large supply of Material in his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and very handsome; Gum Over Shoes, with _ f*| ^ Gutta Percha bottoms, a new and spendid"*»Pl^i article. 1^^ French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid, of all descriptions* Fine Eastings for Ladies Gaiters; Franche for do., va rious colors, a new article; V\ hile Kid for Wedding Shoes, &c., &.c., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes, &.c., in a style that oannot fail to pleas*. AH wotk warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he hasad* ded a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &C., of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, fob cash, or on the usual time. Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order,-fcr VVeddings and Parties,at a short notice. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.


ocr: JVew Establishment. C0AC11 MANUFACTORY. rpHE undersigned having bought the interest of Jamiv Marstf.m.er, in the concern of Hardy &.Marstkl i.er, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, tnd Buggies, in the most fashionable sty Ip, ofthe best materials, and sr terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given t* all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent nnr clwin (It I fpr nil r<nl V rs I h a VP (T1 Vpn £2 t is file lion, and with a determination to merit a continuance et the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shopnuar [he Bank. IIARDY & BROTHERS. May 16, 1S49. THRESiIIN(i MACHINES. •-:o: FOR the construction of all kindsuf Machinery, we hare a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where wr are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertainingto Machinist* IIARDY & BROTHERS. 1849.—tf.


ocr: II. J. «fc W. B. Crawford HAVE just received and offer for sale, a freah and g®* tral assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, 2 hhds Brown Sugar, 1 hhd No. 1 Molasses, 1 bbl Golden Syrup, 2 bbls Pulverized Sugw, 1 “ Steam Refi’d Sugar, 1 “ Crushed do., 3 boxes Loaf do., 1 “ Loaf do., 5 sacks Laguira Coffee, 5 sacks Rio Coffee, 1 do Mariacaibo do., 2 bbls Roe Herrings, 1 bbl No. I Shad, 2 “ Maekarel, 1 box Starch, 1 “ Solar Oil. Together with such other articles in the above line as are genera'ly kept for sale here.


ocr: SHOES! -tftr— HM&y & ©Mas, HAVING returned from Baltimore with a large lot of suitable material for the manufacture of Genllemetf and Ladies’ work, are prepared to carry on the Boot and Shoe Making Business in all its branches, and respectfully invite the attention of the public to their establishment. Besides the work nas ally done, as Gentlemen’s Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, 8tc., they have added, and especial attention will be given to,the man ufacture of Ladies work, such as Ladies Kid, Morocco and Gaiter Shoes, Misses and Children’s Shoes of every varis ty and style, &c., &.C., all of which will be executed in a manner, which for durability and beauty cannot be surpass ed. Their prices will be reasonable and their work war ranted. |Call and see us at the old stand of D. C. Harry, opposite the Virginia Hotel. 1 HARRY k DAVIS. Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.—6m.


ocr: E THOMAS ALBERTSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WAYNESBORO’, VA., PR vCTICESintheCourtsof Augusta, Albemarle and Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col. j George Baylor, where he may be found at all times, unless when absent on professional business. Not. 29, 1848. ___


ocr: SPRING SUPPLY. MRS KENNEDY would inform ihe Ladies of Staun no't and vicinity that she has returned from ihe North with a large aud carefully selected assortment of Millenery. She invites the Ladies to call and examine for themselves. Her cPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS will be o pened for inspection on Saturday the 20th inst. Particular attention paid to bleaching and pressing bonnets. Staunton, April 17,1850.—if._


ocr: -■ ■ LAMPS ! LAMPS !! LAMPS [! 1 JUST received from the North, another lot of TooghV SUPERIOR LAMPS, of which the following are a part: Solar Hanging Lamps; Parlor Lamps, fine article ; Hand Lamps, of all sizes, Glass, Brittama and Brass. Also a number of beautiful Lamp Mats, all of I which we are determined to sell low. HARPER & KINNEY, Staunton, Oct. 16, 1850.


ocr: _ rai»!*i and Oils. 1 INSEED Oil, Lewis’ Pure White Lead ground in Oil, Red Lead, Japan Varnish, Copal Varnish, Spir its of Turpentine, Venitian Red, Spanish Brown, Prussian Blue, Chinese Vermillion, Spanish Whiting, Turkey Uni- her. Gold and Silver Leaf, Sand Paper, Glue, Chrome Green, Chr<>me Yellow, and an assortment of Paint Brush es, for sale by DR. E. BERKELEY. Staunton, Nov.G. 1850. GLASS!!—lust


ocr: JYetv MstahUshment. COACH MANUFACTORY. rrMIE undersigned having bought the interest of James A Marsteller, in the concern of Hardy & M rstrl i.er, beg leave toinformthc public, that they haveincreas ed their”Stock, and w ill continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of’tbe best materials, *tid*n terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop neat [he Hank. 1IARDY & BROTHERS. May 10, 1S49.__ THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: FOR the construction of all kindsof .Machinery, rre h*v« a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, wher* wt are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 10, 1849.—tf.


ocr: JVeu? Establishment• COACll MAX1IFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteller, in the concern of Hardy 8t Marstrl t.er, beg leave to inform the public, thauhey have increas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in thoir line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable stylo, oftlie best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance of the libpral patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to plpnsp. Shop near the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS, j May 1G, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. FOR the construction ofallkindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to bui.Id threshing machines and to do all other work appertainingto Machinists HARDY BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf.


ocr: JO 13.^ LEWIS COC8IKAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIT ILL mjtfyu me superior ana inmuoi vuuns oi flioe » * marl^^iugusta, Nelson and Louisa. 9 GET Office in Charlottesville. September 5, 1849.—tf.


ocr: BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY., FRESH aTr I V A LS. AM. SIMPSON returns his sincere thanks to his • friends and the public generally for their patronage, and hopes by a strict attention to business and a willing ness to please, to merit a continuaneeofthe same. He has just returned from Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he hsc nnrf'liasefl a handsome stock of materials for the man gri ufac of BOOTS AND SHOES, of every ^description; French Calfskins, a verymtpen •^^W^^dorarliele for Boots ; French and Italian Last ings, for Ladies’ Gaiters; Moroccos and Kid of all description, for Ladies, Misses and Children’s wear; also Cork Soles, f<tr Ladies’ Winter Shoes; all of which will he made to order at the shortest notice and in the neatest style. Orders from a distance promptly attend ed to. |£gr Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, for Weddings and Parties, at a short notice. Syiunton, Oct. 24, 1849. copy three


ocr: jj. THOMAS ALBERTSONS ATTORNEY AT LAW, WAYNESBOROVA., PRACTICES in the Conrlsof Augusta, Albe marle and Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col. George Baylor, where he may be found at all times, unless when absent on pro fessional business. Nov. 29, 1848.


ocr: BOinVIIi CUR1STMJY, attorney at law, STA UNTON, v A., WILL attend the Courts of Augusta and the adjacent Counties. Staunton, Nor. 14, 1S49.—tf.


ocr: TO THE PUBLIC! TAR2 REDIJCBD’ ON and after the 15th inst., our Fare betwe®*> and Winchester will be reduced to *£*'!;*£ Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or™ Might Line, will have the privilege of changing er at any point on the route. These l.nes;are suppl ed w,* 4u t*by best accommodations, having just p Splcnuto. 'Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for Ike Day Light, drawn Dy n~. Six Hobs* «s«s Elegant Titov Coaches for the Night Vim. Uyjtbi* ha* a direct connection is made either at Slauntoior vViatatfa ter with all departing lines. The Day Light i3 tri weekly. The Night, er eciuismn. rng Line leaves Staunton daily, except Sundays, at cluck. P. M.* and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. Mi, Wf the arrival of the Cars. _ , . . .... , CO* For passage, apply at Taylor 8 Hotel, W meaaata©. and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. p fc C(^


ocr: THROUGH BY BAYEiGHT, OPPOSITION STAGE LINE Between Winchester and Staunton. rlMlJcj I ro|»neiur» ui me i I String”) Line, undaunted at the monopolies or nick-names, have placed on the above route first-rate FOUR HORSE COACHES* capable of seating 14 passengers, good stock and experien ced drivers. They can now confidently assure the travel ling '~-..T,unity, who have heretofore patronized the Line so liberally, cofim*-a cneed. The Coaches will run as follows Leaving Winchestercn, *»—yAay. Thursday and Saturday mornings, and Staunton on Monday, and Friday mornings—through the same day. Passengers called for or put out at any convenient point lhpackages thankfully received and promptly forwarded by this Line. Tfjgjr For seats apply at the Union Hotel, W inches terTand McCluno’s Hotel, Staunton, where passengers will find every comfort and attention. THOS. BL UKE, l Proprietors. R. L. ALLLN, J A. P. FITCH. Agent, Winchester, Va. J. A. McCLUNG, Agent, Staunton, Va. p. .s._Persons wishing to secure seats in this Line, in advance of their arrival, can do so by writing to the A gents. & A 1850.—tf.


ocr: i>’cw Books, <Vc. I'ftICTORHL Brother lonathan.for 4ih July; Magazmf 1 for June ; Homes’ History of England, new cheap ed lion; Milman’s Gibbon’s Rome, new cheap edition; t Puchero or a mixed dish from Mexico, by Richnri Sherry M. D.. U. S. N.; Benjamin’s Architect; Hatfield kJ™ u»»™ C.rP™.e-; Smith* uhv • Smith’s Quarto Geography ; Smith s Illustrated - Smomn Smith’s 1st Arithmetic ; Smith’s Abridged A. tronomy; just received and for saRQ^ERT C0\VAN. June 12, s - I 5 >-


ocr: i t'y RAIN CRADLES.—The subscriber has just received fjT a lot of very superior grain-cradles ofappmved make, w hich he offers low. Persons in want are requested locill and exantine. GEO. E. PRICE. June 19, 1850. ^ II ah TONS Bryan’s best assorted Iron for sale by I"** BRECKINRIDGE k COWNE. Staunton, June 19, 1850. /5/V BARRELS Superfine flour for sale by OU BRECKINRIDGE k COWNE. June 19, 1850.


ocr: Something New. LYNCH’S Dead Sea Expedition, Georgia Scenes, Ma sonic Chart, Hymn Books and Testaments, Letter Writer, Key to Olleiidorf’s method of learning Frenoh,, Gray’s Natural Philosophy,Webster’s Unabridged Dietiooe arv McGu/fey’s No. 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 Readers, just receiv-.. ed and for sale by WM. CHAMBERS. Staunton, Aug. 21,1850.


ocr: sainoiiarj & Attorneys at Law( STAUNTON VIRGINIA. THOS. J. MICHIE St H. H ROBERTSON harm ing associated themselves together in the practice of* the Law in all the Courts held in Auguata, will give prompt and diligent attention to all business entrusted to them.— One of them will always be found in the office of the sen*- ior partner. Staunton, Sept. 4, 1850.—tf.


ocr: SMMU508 HARPER’S New Monthly Magazine; IrfAiaBooktr Sartain’s and Graham’s Magazines, for f&ut; LU tell’s Living Age ; Macaulay’s History of EngVfg; a new cheap edition ; Heroines ofMissionary-fcaterprW;',Paiatcr., Gilder, and Y'arnisher’s Companion ; Kennedy’* Life of SVirt; Foote’s Sketches of Y'irginia at f rrnt% and Characters, by J. T. Headley. ROBERT (iOWAN. Staunton, July 31, 1850.


ocr: TO COOPERS., I WISH to employ a Cooper—one that can come well recommended as an Industrious and good Workman. To such (and none other need apply) I will give constant em ployment and will locate him comfortably either at this place or Bath Alum Springs, furnishing him with house, shup and timber. I want the material to be gotten out im mediately for five hundred tight barrels. For particulars Address JOHN. W. FRAZIER, Post Master, Cloverdale Hotel, Sept. 11, 185U. gJgT* Rockingham Register cogy 3t.


ocr: Browa’s Cantharidine Blistering Time. * elegant Vesicating Tissue, which owe* it* hlfr ■*- properties so/e/y to Canlhariditu, has been ’ *** use for several years, and is overcoming lb* entertained by the Profession against new preparations. It is cheaper, and will bl» at less car fhau any ..W?* Stiuntcn, -F.'Tt 31/ 1950- . .


ocr: A CARP. HAVE been appointed by the County Court of Augus ta, one of the three Commissioners of said Court u* settle and report the accounts of Executors, Adminis and Fiduciaries generally, and to perform all other pertaining to such business as are required by the Code of Laws. Parties interested, who may desire my service* wtllplaaaa to meat my office nearly opposite the Court-house.. H. M. BELL. Staunton, Sept. 4, 1850.—6m.


ocr: the people have called JJad I. Paul and T. Burke have answered, - OY establishing, at reduced ** and fair rates, A DAY LIGHT ACCOMMODA TION STAGE, from Winchester to Staunton, in 4 hours less time than the mail has usually made. They are thankful for patronage received and the many expressions of kind feelings on their behalf, and now in turn must call and depend upon the peo ple to sustain them, promising to run on as kngas wanted, notwithstanding we are threatened with extermination, and vengeance is declared against the Iluiosi Hotel, of Winchester, while ever a coaeh is running from her, from whence they think said Coach emanated. True, it has, mainly because the Coaches of Farish, Peyton, Kemp &. Co., were frequently forbidden to take passengers front said House, ordering them to their office and starting place. . Y'e who have long wanted the accommodation Stage, give us proof of your works. Call at the 17/iiow,Winchester, and JUcClung’s, Staunton, en jov comfort and plenty at reasonable rates, and take seats in Coaches from Winchester every Monday, Wednesday & Friday, from Staunton, luesday, Thursday & Saturday. Fare through $4. ISAAC PAUL. THOMAS BURKE. January 30, 1850.—tf. ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Win chester to New Market. . 2^- THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor from New Market to Staunton.


ocr: JVew Establishment* I — * COACH MAK\3¥ACTOHY. — THE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteller, in the concern of Har dy St Marsteller, beg leave to inform the pub lie, that they have increased their Stock, and will continue lo manufacture all kinds of work in theit line—such as Chariote^s, Bockaways, Phaetoni, and Buggies, in the most fashionaVlestyte, oflhe best material*) and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From th* specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselvps to have given satisfaction, and wifli a de» termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please.*"* Shop near the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 16,184*).. THRESHING MACHINES. FOR the construction of all kinds of Machinery) we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu* factory, where we are prepared lo build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinist* HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf. TootTni) shoe factory. FRESH ARRIVALS


ocr: To Land Buyers. A NY one wishing to bny a Tract of 430 A“ CUBS of good Land, well Improved, with in 6 mrles ofStaunlon, having upon it a Mill, Saw mill, he., and water power fbr any sort of machin ery, will find it to his advantage to confer with J. D. IMBODF.N. CCr Address Stamv'on, Va., for particulars. November 14. 1849.—6m. '


ocr: FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS. rFtIE undersigned take this method of informing their friends and the public generally that they have just received the Fall and Winter Fashions and are now prepared to make work in the moet fashionable style for the season. They have remov ed to the frame building one door above Rob’t Cow an’s Book Store, where they will be ready to attend to all orders punctually. All work entrusted to them will be executed in the neatest manner and warranted to give satisfaction. ($3r Country Produce and Wood taken in ex change for work. W. J. & J. G. POTTER. 1849.


ocr: SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, dte. •a BAGS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green 1UU jo bfeds. new crop New Orleans Sugar, 30 bNs. new crop N. O. Molasses, 300 Sacks G. A. Salt. 10 bbls. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, ra vel v«d and for sale by WOOD & DANNER. Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: Establishment. C0ACYL MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteller, in the concern of Hardy Jk M.arstfl ler, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increas their"Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockavvnys, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable stylo, of the best materials, and or terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac and with a determination to merit a continuance of liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop near Dank. 11ARDY & BROTHERS. Mav Iti. 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -—— the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where wa prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES to do all other work appertainingto Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 1G, 1849.—tf. __


ocr: " .1 C'JMRD. MY aon Dr. Thomas A. Berkelev, a Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, will herealter be as- aociated with me in the practice uf Medicine. E. BERKELEY. Staunton, April 21. 1850.—tf.


ocr: j0£itE VI it Ltd rAREREDUCED. ON and after the 15th inst.,our Fare between and Winchester will be reduced to three Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or Sight Line, will have the privilege of changing to the oth er at any point on the route. 'I liese lines are supplied the VERY BEST accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, fbr the Day Light, drawn by tine Six Horse teams ; Elegant Tuor Coaches for the Night line. By this a direct connection is made either at Staunton or Winches ter with all departing lines. The Day Light is tri weekly. Tl.e Night, or cotmeet ing Line leaves Staunton daily, except Sundays,at i clock. P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M., the arrival of the Cars. CO* For passage, apply at Taylor’s Hotel, V> incheater, and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. KEMP k CO.


ocr: __ BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY. fresh arrivals. AM. SIMPSON returns his sincere thanks to his • friends and the public generally for their patronage, and hopes by a strict attention to business and a willing ness to please, to merit a continuance of the same. He has just returned from Baltimore and Philadelphia, where ho has purchased a handsome stock of materials for the man* tf* ufan of BOOTS AND SHOES, of every lJl description; French Calfskins, a verysuperi s^Bi»Vj«^#or article for Boots; Freffch and Italian Last ings, for Ladies’ Gaiters; Moroccos and Kid of all descriptions, for Ladies, Misses and Children’s wear; also Cork Soles, for Ladies’ Winter Shoes; all of which will he made to order at the shortest notice and in the neatest style. Orders from a distance promptly attend od to. . rggr Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, hi Weddings and Parties, at a short notice. # Staunton, Oct, 24, 1849. three months


ocr: ‘ HARDWARE^ THE subscriber has just returned from the North, and w now receiving large additions to his Stock, making his assortment of Mechanics’ Tools and Materials, Far xners’ Implements, and miscellaneous articles very complete and extensive, to which the attention of the community is invited. GEO. E. PRICE. 17,


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANKSI A. Vfl. SIMPSON, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he bas/«at received from Baltimore, a large supply 0f Matcrid in his line,8uch as Lasts, Newest Style, and m very handsome; Gutn Over Shoes, with ^ Gutta Percha bottoms, a new and spendiu*^W^Al article. French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid, of all desci>piu>nsj Fine Hastings for Ladies Gaiters; Franrhe for do., va rious colors, a new article; V\ hite K.id fur Wedding Shoes. Ike., Ike., which he is prppared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes, &.C., in a style that cannot fail t0 please. All woik warranted. in addition to the work done in his own shop, hs hu ad ded a handsome slock of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac., of Northern make, which lie will sell at reduced prices, f*t cash, or on the usual time. EST" Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, Ut Weddings and Parties,at a short notice. Staunton, Sept. 25,1850.


ocr: COACH MANUFACTORY. fpIIE undersigned having bought the interest of JaMR* MarstelLicr, in the concern of Hardy SiMarstrl ler, beg leave to inform the public, thatthoy haveincreas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Ilockaways, Phaetons, and Dujfgies, in the most fas.Iiionablestyle, ofthe best materials, and sa terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given ts all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance cf the liberal patronage hereiol^e bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shcpnsai the Bank. I1AUDY BROTHERS. May 1G, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. ■ ;<>:■■■ ■■ ■ FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, W hers V** are prepared lo build THRESHING MACHINES


ocr: GREAT ATTRACTION. OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. sHirr & co.t TlFG ]#*v« to inform their frit'crfis, customer* and the public gme™1')’ l^Bl they are juat receiving a large and carefully selected stock of Fall and Winter Clotliinjf, m3,je »p in ll,e very best and most fashionable style and ot the very best material. Their stock conaiata in part of h.x tra fine Frock and Dre3S Coals. Fancy Sack Coats; Black and Fancy colored Pants, cut in the latest sfyle; and Satin Vests, Velvet Vests; Fine Cloth Cloaks and Overcoats of all descriptions. Also, a supply of Hats, Caps, Boots, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Carpet-basis, &c. . The subscribers grateful for the generous patronage hith erte extended to them, would respectfully solicit a continu ance of the same. They feel assured that they can sell as great bargains as any concern in the place ; and all they ask ts an examination of their stock and Pr|cf"; SHll’F £t CD.


ocr: JOHN B. WATTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. jHROM the liberal support heretofore extended tome a* a mem- i * ber of the Bar, in the Courts of Augusta Co., I feel encourag ed to offer tny professional services to ihe citizens of Rocking ham, Highland, ar.d Pocahontas. To the first two, in their res pective Quarterly and Circnit Superior Court* ; and to the oth er, in their Circuit Superior Court only- Office in the Brick range, second room from the North ,end, oa the Eattof the Court-house square, in Staunton. Staunton, Feb 6, 1S50.__


ocr: SEWELL. JVIErI&SFIELD Sc 00., Wholesale Grocers, and C^mission Merchants, CORNER OF LOMBARD MREEtN^D CHEAPSIDE, baltlmoreTx. JAMES M. SEWELL, WIM.IaV^L JANNRT, JOS. MEItREFIELD, SAMUEL Ugllitiiiire, July 10.1850.—ly.


ocr: SFAinuMMisre! NEW VtIBK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS. r|'Mili undersigned grateful to their friends and the paW lie, for the liberal patronage they have received fine# their commencement in business, would respectfully inform them that they have just received the N. York and Phil adelphia Fashions, for the Fall and Winter, and are now able to dress a man in City style, at the shortest nr* tice and on the most accommodating terms. _ W. J. & J. G. POTTER.


ocr: Somctlisstg Ac»v. TJ YNCH’S Dead Sea Expedition, Georgia Scenes, Ma -1-^ sonic Chari, Hymn Books and Testaments, Letter Writer, Key to Ollendorf’s method of learning French, Gray’s Natural Philosophy, Webster’s Unabridged Diction ary, McGuffey’8 No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Readers, just receiv ed and for sale by WM. CHAMBERS. Staunton, Aug. 21, 1850.


ocr: LAND FOR SALE AT WAYNESSOROL THE subscriber, (agent for Wm. Clarke) will sell pri*. yately about ElGHTY-I' iVE AQttES OK LAND/ adjoining- «he Town of Waynesboro’, upon which there ie a large new1 Framed Barn, with Cow-sheds and yard per* manently enclosed, fencing good, and the Land in a higti state of improvement. If not sold privately, (of which na* ‘.ice will be given.) it will be offered at public sale oa SaW urday the Gin of September next, at the Barn oo tbo praw ises. Sale at 1 o’clock, P. M. (ft Terms accommodating; SAMUEL IIARNSBEttGEHl 1850.—tds.


ocr: THOMAS P. B.SltlSlDGL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST, S TA UvNTO.V, VIR GIJVIA., KEEPS constantly on hand a large and carefully select ed stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye I stuffs, Glass. Perfumery arid all kinds of fancy goods usu ; ally sold by Druggists. Orders from Country Merchants particularly solidt I ed, and filled at city prices. Physicians’ orders put up with neatness and despatch, and Medicines in all cases war ranted. August 7, 1850.


ocr: To Contractors on Rail Road, subscriber lias just returned from the North and fc A now receiving a large Stock of Roundand Square poinl Short and Long handled do.; Octagon and Square Steel; Round Iron of various sizes for Drills; Safety of most approved make: Safety Fuse Water-proof. 10 an ot wntcn ne invites the attenfion ot Contractors as prices will not fail to command their orders. 1 __ GEO. E. PRICE. Staunton, April 17, 1850.


ocr: j : ■ j i j j ; TO THE PUBLIC! FARE REDUCED. /AN and after the 15th inst., our Fare between and Winchester will be reduced to three Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or A'ight Line, will have the privilege of changing to the oth er at any point on the route. These lines are supplied the very best accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for the Day Light, drawn by fine Six Horse teams; Elegant Troy Coaches for the Night line. By this a direct connection is made cither at Staunton or Winches ter with all departing lines. The Day Light is tri-weekly. The Night, or connect ing Line loaves Staunton daily, except Sundays, at l o’ clock, P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M., the arrival of the Cars. (jej- For passage, apply at Taylor’s Hotel, and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. KEMP & CO. 1850.—tf.


ocr: SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, Ac.. * 1 fiO BAGS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green Bio,. 1UU jo hhds. new crop New Orleans Sugar, 30 bbls. new crop N. G. Molasses, 300 Sacks G. A. Salt, 10 bbls. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, reeehrsg for sale by WOOD &. DANNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: 7ro t i cE7~ HAVING sold out my stock of goods l shall feel greatly obliged if all who have open accounts would call and close them up bv note. J. B. BttECKENIUDGE. Staunton, Oot. 31, 1849.—tt’.


ocr: BO JL1WI11 CHRIST 1*1 .V, S T A U N TON, V A ., WILL attend the Court* of Augusta and the adjacent Counties. Staunton, Nov. 14, 1S49.—tf. JOHN LEWIS COCHRAN, ATTORNEY AT I*AvV, WILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts of Albemarle, Augusta, Nelson and Louisa, jgfc'y" Office in Ch\rlottksville. 1349.—tt.


ocr: Alio i* u c y» it I I, a w, NT4UNTON VIRGINIA. 'IMIOS. J. MICH IE & II. II. ROBERTSON hw ing associated themselves together ill the practice #f the Law in ali the Courts held in Augusta, will give prompt and diligent attention to all business entrusted to them._ One of them will always be found in the office of the se» ior partner. (jCj- They will also give prompt attention (e the secur ing „f Bounty Land claims.


ocr: ! | Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. rBMlE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marstei.lek, in the concern of Hardy Sc. Marstrl i,er, beg leave to inform the public, that they hare increas ed their Stuck, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionnblestyle, ofthe best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion,and with a determination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop neat the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. tmesmng"machines. -:o: FOR the construction of all kindsuf Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertainingto Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—if.


ocr: ' ' CITY MADE BOOTS. A BEAUTIFUL lot just received and for sale cheap, Also 1 Case fine Hate. D. A. KAASER. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.


ocr: _ t T PI '• "J PI th a ° h( N] q’-xrj BiipoiuidSyrup Wild Cherry, llouriioutid and Liverwort. For Coughs, Colds, Jhthma, Incipient Consumption, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Spitting cj Blood, and alt other Diseases of the Cliesl and Lungs. N offering this article to the public, we do so with perfect con fidence, it having obtained the sanction of the most prominent tysiciaus of the City of Baltimore where the article is mauu-. Mured. Unlike every other popular remedy we furnish home tcslimO' ■ from the most valuable sources. We are also willing to place the recipe in the hand* of any lysician who is recognised as a gentleman of good standing iu e profession. 8 Baltimore, Jan. 18th, 1830. TO WHOM IT M.1Y COJVCKRJS,': This is to certify, that I have been confined to my room with *7>' “"j* Col-gii, and that by the use of a part of a bottle O’Neal s Compound Sy rup \\ lid Cherry, Hoarliound and Liv wort, I have in u few days been entirely relieved, and do rot s.tate to recommend it to the public a* a valuable .e^edyitf ch diseases as the Proprietor recommends it. 1 i E- 11 • BApR No. l'S W. Combard-st., Baltimore. C3* The above article can he hadot Messrs. Uaupkr & :v, Agents for the town of Staunton. Aav respectable Phvai in can see the recipe by calling on the Agent,. J 1 November 20, lS50.-2m. J' L' °’iSEAL' ProV''«°t


ocr: NEW BOOKS. SKETCHES ofVirginia, Historical and Bio graphical, by the Rev. YV in. H. hoote, D. I).; Life of Mahomet, by Washington Irvir«; The Queen’s Necklace, by Dumas ; Sartain’s Magazine 'ur February ; just received and for sale by ' ROBERT COWAN. Staunton, Feb. 13, 1850.


ocr: - JVew Establishment* COACH MANUFACTORY. npHE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteleeh, in the concern of Har dy &, Marsteeler, beg leave to inform the pub lic, that they have increased their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in theif line—sucli as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaeton®, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best material*, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairiog. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfaction, and wirti a de termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please.— Shop near the Bank. IIARDY & BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: f^Oft the construction of all kinds of Machinery* we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu* where we are prepared to build TKRESHINO MACHINES to do all other work appertaining to Machinist* HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16,1849.—if.


ocr: j “AND STILL THEY CODIE!” BARE Sc STERRETT have just received hy express from Philadelphia, a lot of CASSI MERES AND VESTINGS <f the latest agony. Also, a fresh supply of Over Coat Cloths suitable for the present season, all of which will be made up in the latest style, and on terms that cannot fail to please. Staunton, Dec. 12, 1819.


ocr: To <iii(l MUjei’s* ANY one wishing to buy a Tract of 430 A" ORES of good Land, well improved, with 6 miles of Staunton, having upon it a Mill, Saw Sic., and water power for any sort of machin will find it to his advantage to confer with J. D. IMBODEN. CO* Address Staun'on, Va., for particulars. November 14, 1849.—Gin.


ocr: .YOTiCE. HAVING sold out my stock of goods I shall feel greatly obliged if all who have open accodnta would call and close them up by note. .1. B. BRECKENRIDGE. Staunton, Oct. 31, 1849.—tf.


ocr: ' BAR IRON AND STEEL.—6 Tons assorted ham’d Iron ; 6 do. do. Rolled do.; 1 do, A. B. dlister Steel; 1 do. Sheet Iron ; 2 do. Round and square Iron. For sale by YVOOD & DANNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: • , , , j i FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS. r|MlE undersigned take this method of informing their friends and tho public generally that they lavejust received the Fall and Winter Fashions md are now prepared to make work in the most asliionable style for iheseason. They have remov al to the frame building one door above Rob’t Cow tn’a Book Store, where they will be ready to attend o all orders punctually. All work entrusted to hem will be executed in the neatest manner and ivairanted to give satisfaction. GCJ- Country Produce and Wood taken in ex change for work. W. J. & J. G. POTTER. Staunton, Sept. 19, 1849.


ocr: THE PEOPLE HAVE CALLED Jlad I. Paul and T. Burke have answered, BY establishing, at reduced and fair rates, A DAY LIGHT ACCOMMODA TION STAGE, from Winchester to Staunton, in 4 hours less time than the mail has usually made. They aTe thankful for patronage received and the many expressions of kind feelings on their behalf, and now in turn must call and depend npon the peo ple to sustain them, promising to Tim on as long as wanted, notwithstanding we are threatened with extermination, and vengeance is declared against the Uuion Hotel, of Winchester, while ever a coach is running from her, from whence they think said Coach emanated. True, it has, mainly because the Coaches of Parish, Peyton, Kemp &. Co., were frequently forbidden to take passengers from said House, ordering them to their office and starting place. Ye who have long wanted the accommodation Stage, give us proof of your works. Call at the Union,' Winchester, and Me Clung’*, Staunton, en joy comfort and plenty at reasonable rates, and take seats in Coaches from Winchester every Monday, j Wednesday &, Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday. Fare through $4. ISAAC PAUL, THOMAS BURKE. Jammy 30, 1850.—tf. ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor, from Win chester to New Market. fjfiggr THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor from New Market to Staunton.


ocr: FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, fpHE undersigned take this method of informing their friends and the public generally that they have just received the Fall and Winter Fashions and are now prepared to make work in the most fashionable style for the season. They have remov ed to the frame building one door above Rob’t Cow an’s Book Store, where they will be ready to attend to nil orders punctually. All work entrusted to them will be executed in the nealest manner and watranted to give satisfaction, Ocj- Country Produce and Wood taken in ei chaogc for work. W. J. L J. G. POTTER. Staunton, Sept. 19, 1849.


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. IN order to close the business of the Estate of the late Alexander Hall, we will sell the balaiceof the Stock of goods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing the entire Stock we will rent the fctore Room. ISAAC St ALEX. HALL, Adm’rs. February 27, I860.—-tf.


ocr: UloznUlg ai itennatt rnna. — 117E invite the attention of the public to our “ WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING, ! which we desire to sell off, in order to make room : for a new stoek of Spring Goods. We have on hand I Servant’s Coats, as low as $2 00—and all other j sorts of Clothing which we have considerably re duced in price. ! Call and see, and convince yourselves of the fact, I that you can huy of the undersigned cheaper than any where else. WALDEAUR & POLLITZ. Staunton, Jan. 16, 1850.


ocr: JVeu> Establishment. COACll MANUFACTORY. rpllE undersigned having bought the interest ef ■*- James Marstej.licr, in the concern of HaS Dv & Marstfi.j.er. beg leave to inform the pub lic, that they have increased their Stuck, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetonfj and Buggies, in the must fashionable style, of the best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From thu specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfaction, and wirti a de termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore- bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please.—. Shop near the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. I^OR the construction of all kinds of Machinery) we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu factory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY &. BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf. BOOT AND SH0E"FACT0Rr FRES H ARRIVALS


ocr: SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, Ac. 1 Oft BAGS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green 10 hhds. new crop New Orleans Sugar, 30 bbls. new crop N. O. Molasses, 300 Sacks G. A. Salt, 10 bbls. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, re ceived and forsale by WOOD & DANNER. Winehester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: JUwjr* Edilort:—I will thank you to state in your paper that 1 will address the people of Middlebrooke Saturday next, the 29ih inst., at 2 o’clock, P. M. As 1 will be compelled to leave home for the Court Appeals on the 5th of July, where I shall probably detained until the 8th or 10th of Augost.it will be out ray power to make any other appointments now, but my return home, I will endeavour to meet the people other parts of the county Kespectfully, yours &c. ALKX’R. H. H. STUART.


ocr: l^tflAlN CRADLES.— Phe subscriber has just received a lot of very superior grain cradles of approved make, wh«'h he offers low. Persons in want are requested totall and examine. GEO. E. PRICE. - Jwia 10, 1850.


ocr: .Yeiv Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. ff^HE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteller, in the eorreern of Hardy St Marstfl ler, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increas their Stock, and will continue te mannfactare all kinds work in their line—such as Cbariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and «it terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given t» kinds of repairing. Ftom the specimens of work seat onr shop, we flatter oursel ves to have given satisfac with a determination to merit a ecatinnance ef liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shnpnsss Hank. HARDY & BROTHER*. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, ire barm a Shop near to onr Carriage Manufactory, where rrm prepared to bnild THRESHING MACHINES to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. 1819.—if.


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. IN order to close the business of the Estate of the late Alexander Hall, we will sell the balanceof the Stock of goods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing the eq tire Slock we will rent the Store Room. ISAAC &. ALEX. HALL,Adni'rs, February iJ7, IciGO.—tf.


ocr: TAILORING. NEW YOU MB PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS, 'TMIE. undersigned grateful to their friends and the pnb A jjc> f0? liberal patronage they have received since their commencement in business, would respectfully inform them that they have just rewived the N. York ani> Phil aledphia Fashions, for the Spring and Summer, and ar^. now able to dress a oian in City style, at the shortest no tice and on the most accommodating terms. W. 4, J. (J. POTTER. Staunton, April 17,J850.


ocr: LAND FOR SALE. [WILL sell, in the County of Nelson, lying in (hebeatt-* iit'iil Valley of Kockfish, DOO Acres of Land* with two good Mouses,convenient toa fine mountain range* and can be conveniently divided into three small farma. I will sell, one-third, half, or the whole. GEORGE 11. CRAWFORD. April 21, 1850.—1m.


ocr: SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, &c. 1 Ofi GS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green Rio,, |u lihds. new crop New Orleans Sugar, 30 bbls. new crop JN. U. Molasses, 300 Sacks G. A. Salt, 10 bbls. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, received and for sale by WOOD &. DANNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: Stoieii FROM the subscriber, near Midway, Augusta County, on the night of the 19th ult.. a large SORREL WORK HORSE. Trots rough—no marks recollected except a dark spot on one of his hips. Any information respecting the Horse will be thankfully received. . v James henry. April 3, 1850.—ot.


ocr: j i | NOTICE. rpHE Training of the Officers of the 93rd Regi intent, V. M.. Will lake place in Staunton, on the Sill 7th and 8th of May, commencing at 11 o’ clock, A. M. The Regimental Muster for the same will bo held at Middlebirntik, on the llth of May. By order .of the Colopel, . . W. B. M'cCHESNEY, Adj’t. April 3, 1850.


ocr: LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!* WE have just received a beautiful assortment^ ETHERIAL OIL LAMPS, and will ai;. wayskeepon hand the very first quality of P.theriai Oil. WREN, HARPER * KINNEY. Staunton, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: TO THE PUifElC! ON at 1 and rassenjjers laning auaia vj —-o JS'ight Line. will have the privilege of changing lotheoth- er at any (mint on the route/ These lines are supplied with the very best accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, fur the Day Light, tlrav/i by fine Six IIokse teams ; and Elegant Troy Coachh for the Night line. By this line, a direct connection is M either at Staunton or VV inches ter with all departingfiincs. The Diuj Light iftri-weekly. The Night, or connect ing Line leaves S/imton daily, except Sundays, at 1 o - cluck, P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. nl., alter the arrival of the Tars. (Jcy* Kur pftss&drf apply at laylor s Hotel* inchestcr* md at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. _ KEMP Si CU. May 15. fgjb.-tf. ____


ocr: . g U TAKE NOTICE. [N order to close the business of the Estate of tjje lpte L Alexander Hall, we will soil the balanceof the Stock of nods at Cost, for Cash, To any one purchasing the en rcStock we will rent the Store Room. ISAAC St ALEX. HALL, A<hn’«. February 27,I860.—if.


ocr: ( i t t . 1 a ■ f j * ! 1 l ^ ! JVeiv Establishment. COACH .MANUFACTORY. rHE undersigned having bought the interest of JamiI' Marstem.er, in the concern of Hardy &. Marstsi ,er, beg leave to inform the public, that they hareinersss :d their Stock, and will continue to manufacture allltindt' if work in their line—such as Uhariotees, Kockavvays, rnaetons, ana Buggies, n the most fashionable style, ofthe best materials, aad •» !erms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given te II kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent rom our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given salisfao ion, and with a determination to merit a continuance *f tie liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the underaigned ledoe themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shopneaf he Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 1(3, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. --:o:—— riOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we bavr “• a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we re prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES nd to do all other work appertainingto Machinists HARDY St BROTHERS Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf. BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.


ocr: E- THOMAS ALBERTSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WAYNESBORO', VA., PRACTICES in the Courts of Augusta. Albe marle and Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col. George Baylor, where he may be found at all times, unless when absent on pro fessional business. Nov. 29,


ocr: DRUGS AND MEDICINE S. riiHE subscriber has just received his -U FALL AND WINTER supply of Drugs and Medicines, which ho of fers for sale on the most favorable terms. He hopes that his old friends and the public generally will not forget to call on him, believing that his long experi ence in business will enable him to give them general satisfaction both as to the price and quality of his Medicinps. 1 E. BERKELEY. Staunton, Nov. 21, 1S49.


ocr: «vri«7 jCisetcvcec’ffmrfCE* COACll MANUFACTORY. ^f^HE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteller, in the concern ofHAR nv &. Marsteller, beg leave to inform the pub lic, that they have increased their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Fhaetonf, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter aurselves to have given satisfaction, and wirti a de termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge 'themselves to renewed efforts to please.— Shop near the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 10, 1S49. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: FOR the construction of all kinds of Machinery* we have a Shop near 10 our Carriage l>iarur factory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES ind to do all outer worn appertaining to Machinist HARDY & BROTHERS.


ocr: WAYNESBOROUGH MESSRS. WHITE &. CO., arc now receiving and opening in Waynesbormigh, a largo and carefully selected slock of Drugs, Med- *> icinps, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs ,and all the Patent Remedies of the age. The necessity and convenience of such an establishment to the citizens and those residing in the vicinity of Waynesboro .must be manifest to everyone. We, therefore, hope by keeping A Full Assortment, Selling lore and strict attention to business to be amply sustained by the public. A. S. WHITE &■ CCL, Next door below John Wayt, Esq.


ocr: -. BLANETS! BLANKETS!—Great Bargains in Servants Blankets; Heavy, all Wool Winter Shawls, cheap; Stout Kerseys for Road Hands, Straw and Grass Matts, Boy’s Men’* and Girls Caps, Gloves and Mitts for cold weather.— All to be had very low at HUGH J. CRAWFORD’S. December 5, 1S49.


ocr: THE undersigned hare on hand at Uioir Lumber Yard, 20,000 feet of Plank, various kinds; 15,000 white I Pine Shingles; 8,000 Barrel Slaves and heading; A quan‘ 1 titv of Poplar Scantling, Slc., for sale on fair lerms J TAYLOR & HOBBS. \Vc6t View, Va.; July 17, 1850.—3t.


ocr: NEW BOOKS f __. aT FNNKDY’S Life of NViit; Rev. H. Foote’s Sketcli i es of Virginia; Draper’s Chemist ry;OIIendorflsHcu ; method of learning to read and speak b rend,; 1« rencli 1 laments; Natural Philosophy lor beginner^; bed ■ |»j" trv Tactics ; French Grammars ; Virgima I louse* tie, Beecher’s Domestic Receipt Book; Miss Lesley * Gom plmc CooUcry, Masonic Chart; ^yeemve^an^a : Staunton, July 24,1850. ! j


ocr: TO THE PUitHV! rARBREDUCED. ON and after the 15th inst., our Fare between Stauntnn and Winchester will be reduced to three dollars. Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or the ,Vighl Line, will have the privilege of changing to the oth er at any point on the route. These lines are supplied with the very best accommodations, having just procured i Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for the l)ay Light, drawn by fine Six Horse teams; and Elegant Troy Coaches for the Night line. By this line, a direct connection is made either at Staunton or Winches ter with all departing lines. The Day Light is tri weekly. The Night, or connect ing Line leaves Staunton daily, except Sundays, at 1 o’ clock, P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M., alter the arrival uf the Cars. (XJ* For passage, apply at Taylor s Hotel, \N inchester, and al the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. ^ ^ ^


ocr: JOHN B. WATTS, attorney at law. FROM the liberal support heretofore extended to me as a mem ber of tbc Bar, in the Courts of Augusta Co., I feel enconrag j ed to offer my professional services to the citizens of Rocking i ham, High laud, and Pocahontas. To the first two, in their res [ pectivc Quarterly and Circuit Superior Courts; and to the eth er, in their Circuit Superior Court only- Office in the Brick range, second room from the North ,cud, ou the Lastuf the Court-house square, in Staunton. Stauuton, Feb 6, 1S50.


ocr: jl'ew list abashment. COACH MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest ef James Marsteller, in the concern of Hardy St Marstfl ler, beg leave to inform the public,thatthoy haveincreas ed their Slock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, liockaways, Phaetons, anil Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and sn terms to 3uit the purchaser. Especial attention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we Hatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and witli a determination to merit a continuance ef the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop near the Bank. HARDY Sc BROTHERS. May 10, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o:—— FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appcrtainingto Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16,1849.—tf.


ocr: TAKE NOT SAIL 1N order to close the business of the Estate of lha late Alexander Hall, we \v;,il sell the balaiiceof the Stock of( goods at Cost, fur Cash. To any one purchasing the ett tiro Slock WO will rent the Store Boom. ISAAC k ALEX. HALL, Adm February 1±7, ltOQ.—tf.


ocr: COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF LAND. S. Jackson's Ada'r, &c.,T against >Decree Nor., Iwd heirs, 3 “The Court doth adjudge, order and decree that Mat* Pilson, a Commissioner for that purpose appointed, proceed to sell by way of public auction, upon the prem afier foui weeks advertisement of the terms, time place of sale, in ihe Staunton Spectator, at the froot of the Cuurt-house, and one or more public place* the premises, for cash sufficient to defray the ex sale, and, as to the residue upon a credit of two and three years, all the Real Estate of which the Win. S. Jackson died seircd and jtossesRed, reported the Commissioner to consist of about ONE HUN AND SIXTY SEVEN ACRES—taking from purchaser bond with sufficient personal security, and the legal title as ultimate security.'' On*Saturday the 2ist day of Dec., 1850, will offer the Land above mentioned,on the premises, elt* in Augusta County, about five miles above Green adjoining the Lands of Col. Archer AI. Moore, Jaoeh and others. _ MATTHEW PILSON, CumtuiMioMf. November 13, 1850.—ids.


ocr: ;\ OliCC' n.WING (1 is nosed nf my entire stock of Goods to Messrs Jones Si While. I would respectfully return my sin cere thanks to those who have so Itlieraliy patronized me whilst in the business— I earnestly request those in search of Bargains to give the present firm a call. "Ini will al wavs he ready to show their GOOD.1'' to any one whether he buys or nut. So give them n trial and buy cheap — Th-.se indebted to me will please call and settle as longer indulgence cannot be given, bear this in mind D. M. HUFFMAN. Staunton, December 4. 18.50.


ocr: JVOTtCJE HAVING sold out my 9tock of goods I shall greatly obliged if all who have open would call and close them up by note. j. b. breckb;nkil>ge. Oct. 31, 1849.—tf.


ocr: NEW BOOKS. IRVING’S Li fe of Goldsmith; Shirley, by the Author of “Jane Eyre;”—Also a lot of Fine PRAYER BOOKS, some in velvet binding— Pictoral Brother Jonathan, just received and foi sale by ROBERT COWAN. Staunton, Dec. 12, 1849.


ocr: BOILtl\iR CHRISTIAN', ATTORNEY AT LAW* STAUNTON, V A ., WILL attend t!»« Courts of Augusta aud the adjacent Counties. Staunton, Nov. 14, 1349.—tf.


ocr: JYOTICE. BROOKE, of the firm of Cowht & • Merchants, in Staunton, has this day sold to j. B. Esq., his entire share of Stock and inter in the property and business heretofore belonging to and by said firm. Said business Will hereafter be on under the firm of BftECKENRtnnT. & Cowne, are hereby authorised to settle all debts and claims due or by the firm of Cowne Brooke. T. W. COWNE, Jr„ P. Y. BROOKE. June 1, 1850.


ocr: the people have called, Jlad /. Paul and T. Burke have answer**, _ , O Y establishing, at ^duced D an.l fair rates, A DAx liJht accommoda tion STAGE, from Winchester to Staunton, in 4 hours less time than the mail has usually made. They are thankful for patronage received and the many expressions of kind feelings on their behalf, tud now in turn must call and depend upon the peo ple to sustain them, promising to run on as lcng as wanted notwithstanding we are threatened with extermination, and vengeance is declared against the l «ion Hotel, of Winchester, while ever a coach is running from her, from whened they think said Coach emanated. True, it has, mainly because the Coaches of Parish, Veytun, Kemp hi Co., were frequently forbidden to take front said House, ordering them to their office and *t*Ye'who have long wanted the accommodation Sta<»e, oive us proof of your works. Call at ic Unton, Winchester, and Me Clung j.btauntun. en joy comfort and plenty at reasonable rates, and take seats in Coaches from Winchester every Monday, Wednesday & Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday, Thursday &. Saturday. Fare through $4. J ISAAC PALL. THOMAS BURKE. January 30, 1850.—tf. gggT ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Win chester to New Market. THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor from New Market to Staunton.


ocr: [ j ■ NEW BOOKS. SKETCHES of Virginia, Historical and Bio graphical, by the Rev. VVm. H. Foote, D. D^J Life of Mahomet, by Washington Irvine- Tkw Queen’s Necklace, by Dumas; Sartatn’s Magazine for February : just received and for sale by lor * eorua y , ROBERT COWAN* Staunton, Feb. 13, 1850.


ocr: JYOTiCE. HAVING sold out my stock of goods J shall feel greatly obliged if all who have open accounts would call and close them uj) by Staunton, Oct. 31, 1849—


ocr: BAR IRON AND STEEL.—6 Tons assorted ham’d Iron ; 6 do. do. Rolled do.; 1 do. A. B* Blister Steel; 1 do. Sheet Iron; 2 do. Round an*l Iron. For sale by 1 WOOD & DANNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: COACH MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of James Mass-teller, in the concern of dv &. Marsteller, beg leave to iiiform the pu^ lie, that they have increased their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetonf) and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials) and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we dattef ourselves to have given satisfaction, and with a de termination to merit a continuance of the libteh) patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please Shop near the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS May IG, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: FOR the construction of all kinds of Machinery) we have a Shop near to our Carriage Mantr factory, where we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinist! HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton-, May IG, 1849.—tf. ~B00T~AND SHOiTFACTORY.


ocr: | ! j J FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS* ri^HE undersigned lake this method of informing * their friends and the public generally that they have just received the Fall and Winter Fashions and are now prepared to make work in the most fashionable style lor the season. They have remov ed to the frame building one door above Rob^ Cow an’s Book Store, where they will be ready to attend to all orders punctually. All work entreated to them will be executed in the neatest manner and wairanted to give satisfaction. CO- Country Produce and Wood taken in ex change for work. W. J. & J. G. POTTER. Staunton, Sept. 19, 1849.


ocr: OBITUARY. DIED, at his residence, in Albemarle County, about 5 o'clock, on Sunday morning the 30th ult., Col. Wu. Woods, aged about 71 years. DIED, suddenly in Albemarle County, on Tuesday the 1st inst. George Bl£ttermann, L L. D., Pro fessor of Modern Languages in the University of Vir ginia, from 1825 to 1940


ocr: Augusta County Court Clerk's Office, To wit: ESTRAY. rpAKEN up by Peyton Hamrick, near Spring * Hill, in Augusta Comity, on the 21st Decem ber, 1849, a BLACK STEER, between two and three yesr9 old, ear marks as follows : a crop off and underkepi in both ears and a slit in the right. Appraised to $11 00. (An Extract from the Records,) Teste, JEFFERSON KINNEY, Clerk. January 2, 1850.—3t.


ocr: Requisition*—Louisa Rail Road. SUBSCRIBERS to the Stock of the Louis Kaii Road, under the act of March 5, 18-19, an r - ptired to pay into the Bank of the Valley in Staun ton fi ve dollars per share on the 1st day of January ind Five Dollars per share on the 1st day of Feb ruary, 1850. By ordorof the Board. JOHN GARRETT, Trias. December 12, 1849.—tf.


ocr: NEW CHURNS. A FEW more of those Celebrated Double Act ing Rotary Churns, received and fur sale by DAVIS A. KAYSER. Staunton, Jan. 9, 1850.


ocr: •YOTMC£% H E undersignt il thankful to the ei tizensof Statin ton and vicinity for the liberal patronage he has re ceived, would respect fully inform them that he intends to close Ins Marble-Yard until the middle of February, at which time he or Mr. Marquis will again open il. if any gentleman du ring our absence should wish to purchase any Gravn Stone for their departed relatives or friends, he will please call on Mr. Cushing, who has the keys and a list of prices which are fixed at the lowest terms; by 30 doing they can choose for themselves, and leave the inscription plainly Written. All orders will he promptly attended to as soon as the undersigned re turns. JOHN FAGAN December 1849.—3t.


ocr: FOR SALE OR RENT, A VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot in New Hope.— The Lot contaius Shotit three Acres aud the House is a good two-story Brick Building. There also on the lot a good Barn,. Granery and other out houses—also a well of gcuod water. Apply to John C. Barger, Eso., residing iu New Hope for terms, &c. . .. ; ■ GEORGE SHAFER. January 9, 1850.—6m*.


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. WILL lie offered from this day the enliie Sioek of GOODS belonging to the Estate of th*-* ate Alexander S. Hall, a large proportion of which tre very desirable at very reduced prices, for ci-.sh, ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, Adni’is. Staunton, Dec. 1849.—if,


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS.' A. M. SIMPSON, Respectfully informs the public that h« Hasjus* received from Baltimore, a large supply of Material in Ill’s line, such as Lasts, NewestStyle, and m very handsome; Gum Over Simps, with y| Gutta Perclia bultoms, anew and spendid*^W^f article. 1^^ French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid, of all descriptions'; Fine Castings for Ladies Gaiters; Franche for do.. va rious colors, a new article ; NY hite Kid for \N pdding Shoes. &.C., &.C., which lie is prepared m Manufacture into limits, Shoes, See., in a style that cannot fail tu pleas*. All work warranted. In addiiion in the work done in his own shop, he hasad <led a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOTS, Ac., o' N -rtliero make, which li • will sel1 . • -t, *■ c.s -. -t i.o ilo- nM,ai im-i ■/'¥* Ga •*•-»** Whitt „ , fvf \Vt iiitigc amt Parti.,,, .Stanololl, Se|.l. I 5>.*(|_


ocr: */Veiv Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. f|MIE undersigned having bought the interest of James ■ MARSTEl.r.Fit, in the concern of IIaiiov & Marstel* (,er. beg leave to inform the public,that they have increas their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds work in their line—sucli as Charioiees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and 13 unifies. the moat fashionaMesiyle, of’the hrsf materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. F.sperial alien linn given to kinds of repairing. From il.e specimens of work sent our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a coni'Mia lor of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge tlieinstives to renewed cfl'..rts to please. Shop near Hank. JiAKDY &. HKU’l IILltS. May 16, 1840. TIlltESIIING MACHINES. --;<<: {^OR the construction of all kimlsof Machinery, we hav* a Shop near to our C'airiage Manufactory, where wt prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES to do all other work appertainingtu .Machinists IIAUDY &. UKOT11ERS. Staunton, May 16, 1840.—tt.


ocr: J v n v I »• y. J v w «* I r y! 4 LARGE assortment of F'nger Rings. Breast Pin*. * *■ Jenny Lind Ear Rings. Lockets. C bains. Keys,&.c., for sale low at G. B. WRIGHT -V CO’£. Btauntern, Ort. 9, 1850.


ocr: •It'ew Establishment* COACH MANUFACTORY, rpHE undersigned having bought the interest of Jamk# A Ma rstellek, in the concern of Hardy &. Marktkl i.ek, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increas ed their Slock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds' of work in their line—such as Chariotees; Hockaways, Phaetons} and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and sa terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given t* kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatler ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuant# #f the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed pflbrts to please. Shop near the Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. \i«.. 1ic«n T i 1RESlilNG 31 AC!JUNES, -to; ■■■■■■ ■ E'OR the construction of all kindsof YfaefifftCry, tv* bars *• a Shop near to oor Carnage Manufactory, whrr« nS are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do afl other Work appertaining to Machinists IIAUDY ^ BROTftfcftS.


ocr: Agents. 0C>- W. S. Feb’tig, Esq., of Huntersville, Pocahon tas County, is an authorized agent for the Spectator. (jtj» Mr. T. G. Stout, of New Hope, is an author ized agent for the Spectator.


ocr: __ BOOKS I BOOKS I RdftF.RT, COWAN ha8 just received Neel &. CltapSal’s French Grammar, 2nd American Edition ; Willard’s Abridged History of the United States, new and enlarged edition; Natural Philos ophy, for bfcginncrs; Grammar of Arithmetic, by Charles Davies. Staunton, March 27, 1850.


ocr: ■ j | j 1 S3. J. A: W. 15. Crawford HAVE j:ist received and offer for salr, a fresh and gen eral assortment of FJMILY G ROC ERIE .S’, consisting in part of 2 hhds Brown Sugar, 1 Mid No. 1 Molasses, 1 bid Golden Syrup, 2 bills PitlveriZ’d Sugar, 1 “ Steam U<-ti’d Sugar, 1 “ Crushed do., 3 boxes Loal do., 1 “ Loaf do., 5 sacks l.aguira LofTee, 5 sacks Rio Coffee, 1 do Marincaibo do., 2 bills Roe Herrings, 1 bbl No. 1 Shad, 2 “ Macknrel, 1 box Starch, 1 “Solar Oil. Together with such other articles in the above line as are generally kept for sale here.


ocr: jimiBE.v n. iull, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Staunton, Virginia, TI^AKF.S this method of informing his clients and the pub * lie generally, that afier pmiracted and grievous afflic tions. bis health is now sufficiently restored to justify him in saying, that hereafier he will give strict attention to the duties of his profession. W Office as heretofore, immediately over that of Dr. T Reynolds. October 2,1850.—3t.


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! A. nx. SIMPSON, O ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has just * received from Baltimore, a large supply of Material in his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and very handsome; Gum Over Shoes, with Gutta Percha bottoms, a new and spendid article. French Calf Skins; Morocco and Kid, of all descriptions; Fine Hastings for Ladies Gaiters; Franche for doy va rious colors, a new article ; White Kid for Wedding Shoes, &c., Sic., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes, Sic., in a style that cannot fail to please. All wotk warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, he has ad ded a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOES, &c., of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, for cash, or on the usual time. E0P Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, for Weddings and Parties, at a short notice. 1850.


ocr: Hook*! Books J! SPENCER’S Csesar; Lincoln’s Livy ; Tyler's Tacitus; Schmitz and Zumpt’s Sallust ; Schmitz and Zumpl’a Virgil; Andrews’ Latin Reader; Andrews’ Latin Exer cises ; Andrews’ Sallust; Andrews' Csesar; Life and Let ters of Thomas Campbell, by Dr. Beattie. • PAPER. Heavy Superfine English Cap Paper; Letter Paper > Note Paper and Envelopes; Blotting Paper; Tissue Paper,. kc., just received and for sale by R. COWAN. Staunton, Sept. 11, 1850.


ocr: JUST RECEIVED—An additional supply of “The Married Woman’s Private Medical Companion.’’— This work meet6 with a fine sale, and persons desirous of pfocuringa copy will please call at CHAMBERS’ Cheap Book Store. Staunton, Sppt. 25, 1850.


ocr: FOR SALE 4 LIKELY Young Negro H oman and hco children fur sale. The Woman is 3 good Servant, and very healthy and sound. Apply to the Printer. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.—tf.


ocr: COACH MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of Javes Marstei.ler, in the concern of Hardy SiMarstel ler, beg leave to inform the public, that they hare increas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockauays, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, ol the best materials, ana terms to suit the pnrchaser. Especial attention given te all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance at the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renew ed efforts to please. Shop near [he Bank. HARDY & BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:c»:— FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, ire have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where w» are prepared to huiid THRESHING- MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 10, 1849.— tf. *f


ocr: BOLIVAR, CHRISTIAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ST A UN TON, V A., rrriLL attend the Courts oJfAugusta,'Rockbridge and tho ad V V jacent Counties. Staunton, Nov. 14,1849.—tf.