ocr: a aair ICO ACRES of Prairie Land four miles frurn Dnvenpor near Dubuque Road. 120 K'ISES Land YVaubesipinccon Bor t«wi on Dubuque road. 40 ACICES Land with frame house 5 miles Irotn Davenport on Hlue (trass road. SO ACRES of Timber land 24 miles from (own tor sale lo«t f°r fash. Applv to COOK &. SAROENT, October 4th, 1849. Land A^cnu. 1 K 0 I E S I I & 9 S AT THE! SBA9Y WAV IffOSl' OF WI. INSLEE. CALICOES. A line lot of the lateat style Prints, just received, which will be sold at a very amall advance on Eastern cost, bv WM. 1NSLEE. FLANNELS. A fine Stock juat received, and for aale very low, at WM. 1NSLEE. ALPACAS, fee. Some beautiful Alpacas, Mohair, Plaids and Del isle stripes, which will be sold cheap at WM. INSLEE'S. SHEETINGS. A large lot of Bleuched and Unbleached, at prices that can't be bent, by WM. INSLEE. Davenport, September 20th, 1849. OODY'S oxarraaxara KEVKll FAILS! tT it a most perleet remedy foi Sorei of all kinds curei Galls, Bruuei, Spraini, Ringboori, Sparim, Sweeny, Foundered feet, fcc. Alto Hheumatiim, Chopped hands, Sore Lips. Kunning Sorei, Pilci, Swelled fact", Sore fret, Sore leg*. L'lcen, Contracted corda, Eru. tire lioilt. Enlarged joint*, Chafes, in ca ses of lirnisws and icaids an immediate application of this Ointment will afford instant relief. As a Horse and family Ointment tho Proprietor challenges the world to produce its equal. Farmtra and Teamsters should always have a supply of this invaluable aiticle on hand, for cases of emergency^ No family should be without it for a single day. The hour of pain cornea when we least expect it—therS fore be prepared. This Ointment is put up in nery large tin boxes and sold at the low price of Kitty cts. per box. Observe the written signature of the pro prietor on every box—without this none ia genuine. Principal Depot, Cody's American Agency Otttce, WauW'K»n, III. A. SANDERS, Agent for Davenport, Iowa. November Sth, IMS. 1 FOR SALE, BARRELS Dried Apple* and Peaches for sale at Dee. a 1. C. S. WJIISLER. J. HAINES ILLINOIS HARVESTERS. PATENTED ANTED 3,000 Bushels Barley, for which the highest market ptice will be paid bv S. WJIISLER. Dec. 31, 1848. HOOD! WOOD1I CORDS fit'good Wo,„] wanted on subscription, or in payment of debts due the Gazette office. SANDERS &, DAVIS. Davenport, Nov. 15th, 1849. 130 ACRES Land on Mississippi River, adjoining the town of Buffalo, for sale low—forty acres timber and balanc? ex cellent farming Isnd. A good frame houst on the premises. Apply to COOK & SARGENT, October4. ^A,nd -AgeiUt. FOR SALE, DOZ. Fur, Cloth, Plush, and Ve!- iBW vet caps, forsale cheap at WIIISI ER'S. vet caps, forsale cheat Dec. 21,1848. C. S CABM1NA SACRA. A SUPPLY just received bv the sub scriber nnd for sale by the dozen or at retail. H. A. PORTER, 76 Illinois street, Rock Island. September 27ib, 1849. 3-tf COUNT If ORDERS FOR SALE. SCOTT County Orders for sale^it a Hlis- count. COOK & SARGENT. October 4th, 1849. BLANK DEEDS the latest form. ju»t printed tnd "forsale at the Gazette Office. SLIGO IRON. FLAft square, end round Iron assort ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings assorted, Shopea und sizes, Hoop and Band Iron: STEEL, Cast, English Blister, Am. Blister German and Spring Steel assorted size?, Steel Plough Lays, Waggon Boxes, Carriage Springs, IRON AXLES. A full supply of the above articles al ways on hand and for sale as low as can he afforded by G. L. DAVENPORT. Dec. 20th, 1840. SCHOOL BOOMS. GEOGRAPHY Da ve nport, Dee. fltfc, 1849. *4 BOOTS AND SHOBS. A large Stuck just received direct from Bostou, which tre offered vcrv low by WM. INSLEE. CAPS. A fine assortment just received of Ot ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Sent and Glazed Caps—at all prices from 25c. to $6.00, at WM. INSLEE'S. JUST RECEIVED, Sntinetts, Cassimeres, Jeans, Tweeds, Cloths. Ate. Call and price them at WM. INSLEE'S. LINSEYS. A fin* lot of plaid and plain Lineeys, very cheap, at WM f|11 MARcn 27TH, 1849. THE above superior Machine can be seen at the MOM.VE FOUNDRY, and orders for three of them only can be filled thia season Terms $200, half cash, balance in 6 and 12 monthswith good security. Farmers are invited to call and examine the Machine. FEKGt'S &. BUFORD. Moline, III., June 2let, 1B49. 40-tf LANDS FOB SALE. ACRES CHOICE Lands in Lots to suit lOOO purchit*-r!", 10 i.'iila- from Davenport Llll'ROVEDFlUlV FOR SALE— 160 nere? Land—60 acres in cultivation, house, stable and corn eriiig—Timber enouuli for fire wood— I cmis i cash, bulance on time tosuit purchaser. Ihe subscriber has just receiv ed and now opening at Fulton's Old Corner, An entire Mew Slock of Goodt embracing a great varie'y of seasonable Dry Goods, Queenswnre, Hardware, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Rendy Mnde Clothwfj Hats, Caps, die.. Which will be sold astonishingly low for Davenport, October 25th, 1849. PAINTING! WM. B. HARRIS, AVING permanently located himseTf in Davenport would inform its citiiensand the people of the surrounding countr)vthat he is prepared to cxccute all kinds of PAIKTIH® in the best manner. House, Sign, Ornamental, Steamboat, Car riage, Cuggy and Wagon Painting. ALSO'j Glazing and Paper Hanging. SHOP, adjoining the Post Offic Davenport, Feb. lfi'li 1849. 23-tf EXCHANGE. IGIIT Exchange on New York and St Louis in sums to suit purchasers for S' 8aie by COOK & SARGENT. October 4th, 1849. Northwestern Insurance Company of Oswego, N. Y. INCORPORATED by the Legisla tureof theState of New York in 1834, with a capital [all paid in of $150,000. GEOKOE FISHER, President. SAMUEL HAWLEV, Secretary. COOKIFC SA! GENT, Agentt, Darenport, Iowa. Oct 4th, 1849. 47-tf W. D. SMITH, WATCH AND CLOCK MA KER, would respectfully inform the citizens of Davenport and Vi cioity that he has located in this place. Clocks, Watches, sundry I'oxrs repaired in the best manner and shortest notice gold ring?,breast pins, ear-rings, silver thimbles and pencils, steel bass, beads and tassels for sale low for cash. Also th# best quality of metallic pens old gold and silver ta ken for {00(is or work. Shop on Front Street, near B. Sanford's, Sign of a big watch. July '26th, 1349. CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! WINDSOR, Rocking, Children's, and all other kinds of Chairs, al wsiva on hand and for aale cheaper than any other e« t.tblii'hinent in this part of the West. EL! OHL. Davenport, June 21st, 1849. FOR SALE, «A BOXES James River Honey dew and Missouri Tobacco, forsale at Dec. 21,1846. C. S. WHISLER'S. TIMBER LAUD FOR SALE. JM ACRES first rale timber Land in Buffalo Township for sale in Lots to suit purchasers. Apply to lct 4. CO K & SARGENT. WANTEDV'enison, Butter, eggs, cheese, Fowls, Lard, &c., for which the highest market price will be paid i y Dec. 21, IN IS. C. S. WUISLER. EXCHANGE. CIGHT Ecehavge on St. Louit and Eastern Cities, eomtantly for wle in sums to suit* Time bills, Check®, Bank Notes and Coin, boofbt a n S o i o n e e a 1 1 Land WarranU aiway« on hand—ror tale lot Caih sr on time. COOK SARGENT, Iowa Laad and Collecting Agency, NOtelftber 8th, tSt. Davenport, Iowa. BOGS! HOOSI! WILLIAM INSLEE is on hand again in the Pork Packing Business. Let all who have pork to sell consult their own interest by giving him a call, before selling their Hogs— as he uUlpay the Highest Price. Davenport, Nov. 15th, 1849. JUST received a lew Cases Carpenter^ Drawing Instruments. Drawing Paper, Pen ,&c., by CASTLE COTHRIN. Jan 3d, 1850. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Ted of the Heavens, Ol in stead'* Astronomy, Comstock's Chemistry, Philosophy, Physiology, Mineralogy and Bota ny, Ollendorff's German and French, Bolmar'a Levisac's French Grammar, &c. just reteived at HE Partnership that Heretofore exist between E. & C. S. Whisler is this day August 8th, 1849, dissolved by mutual eonsent. The name of the firming Is used in liquidation 0D,,r, Ijj^renpprt, E. WHISLER, C.S, WJIISLER. i- s ,v«' ™,a INSLEE'S. 2 N E W S O E CASH or most kinds of Produce. The attention of Far mers is particularly invited to the examination of this Stock. R. CHRISTIE. i


The Davenport gazette. [volume]

ocr: 50,000^^ Sf which the highest market price will be pud the by C. S. WHISLI gig.

place_of_publication: Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa

publisher: Alfred Sanders


ocr: More new Goods at Ilildrctlt's. U s E E I V E i u i i i i e n Sells, Coffee pots, cntidlcaticks, Spit toons, &c. Also, round Wapple Irons for Sioves stew Ki ttlcs and sauce pans, for sale cheap at 2 Ly Clairo llow. sept. 5.


ocr: NEW STORE! T' |ho subscriber has just reoaii: cd and now opening at Fulton's Old Corner, An entire .Wir Stork of (loads embracing a great varietv of seasonable Dry Goods, tiucenswure, Hardware, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, ll.\.dv Made Clothing, II its, ips, &c.. Which astonishingly hr for will be sold cas« Or most kinds of Produce. The attention ol far mers is particular^ invited to the examination of this Slock. K CHRISTIE.


ocr: i NEW Wi.v7 i:R aooi)$! Prices Rcduccdf Small profits nnd quick returns. I .. D.\Y UN PORT ha* just receiv- a rt n V I'ER GOODS, usually called for by [ar^e and jjcncral assortment ol Fa' mcrs, via: lRY-*.OOIS. IIAUD-W ARK, BOOTS & SIIOKS GROCERIES, QUF.LNS-WARE* NAILS & GLASS. OILS ANi) PAINTS. Ail of which will be sold at a on co?t for C-isn or heat, Mule*-, Furs, *!Le, Dee 6th, 1849. small advance


ocr: C1IAIUS! (U.IIKS!! WTDTINDSOR. Raking. WW Cliildrm's, and nil tither kinds of WBV8 Chairs, on hand nnd fr p?«U' cheaper than any other es- ff I labiiVhtnent in this part of I 1.1I10 West. EL! OttL. Davenport, June Slat, 1849. n!-


ocr: WINDSOR, Risking. Children's, and nil other kinds of ways on hand and fr sn!e chcapcr than trnv other cs- t.-ibii-liinetit in this pnrt of the Weil. ELI OUL. Davenport, June 21sl, 1819. ClIAElts: CHilBS!! Chain, al


ocr: W I N E i O O S Pi 'ires Retlucal! Small proffita nnd quick returns. Ord L. DAVKNTORT has just rece a large and general assortment iWIM'F.R (iOODS, usually called for by tit 1MIY-(KK)1)S, GROCERIES. 11A RO W A UU QU KKNS-W A Rt BOOTS &. SHOES .NAI1.S & GLA^ OILS ANU PAINTS. All of which will be sold at a tmall advanci on cost for Cash or Wheat, Hides, Furs, &e.


ocr: N E W S O E Theand subscriber has just rectlr ed now opening at Fulton's old Corner, A n entire A'eir Stock of Goods crubracing a gm variety of seasonable Dry Goods, 4U icensv/nrp, Hardware, GrocerieR* ^Bor.ts and Shoe?, Ilffitly Mni'e Clothing, Mats, Caps, &c.. Which will be sold astonishingly low for CASaor most kinds of Produce. The attention of Faf« mcrs is partiefiljlrfjr invited to the exarni&kiitd of thid Stock. R. CHRISTIE. Davenport, October 25th, 1849.


ocr: W. D. SJIITII, .. W ATCH AND CLOCK MA KER, would respccffully inform' the citizens of Davenport and vi cinity that he has located in thia piece. Clocks, Watchei, Sundry Music HJXCS repaired in the best manner and shortest notice gold linL'^jbreajt pins, ear-rings, silver thrtnblcs and pencils, steel bags, beada and tassels for sale low for cash. Also the beat' fjualitr of metallic pens old gold and silver ta ken for goods Or work. Shop on Front Street, near B. Scaford's, Sign of a big watch.


ocr: W I N E O O 4 Prices Reduced/r SrHall profits and quick rfturiu. •, OL. D.\ V ENl'ORT lm* just reetiM ed a larjan3 general asjortmenV WIN ER GOODS, usually called for by tbsi Fi'iners, viz: L)KY-(jOODS. GROCERIES, HARD-WARE, QUKENS-tf ARE, NAILS & GLASS. BOO'J'S &, SIK)ES OILS AND PAINTS. All of which will be sold at a nhallainmat onjtfost for Cash or Wheat, Hide*, Furs, dto. I»c Gth, 1849.


ocr: WMITLO.V THEween cn-pnrlnership herf be Poi-B «fe RrwEK in ihe chair an€ onfcinet making business is this day dissnlve»t by mutual consent Mr. Pope is alone authoii zed to settle the accounts of the firirt. I'. S. Those indebted are requested to up iiajlicdiatelv. JOHN POPF. AAR N REMEK^


ocr: riSIEXDS ISOLD I P" DRY GOODS AT COST! TSliiE Big Boot wishes to step out of the dry go line into sonn thing .~'ire risbable, such as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, ^B 'cswax, Hides and the likt -j'-ihat, or a small sprinkle of the substantial, such as the b'hova "are looking for in California, just to keep the othcr_from spoiling, would raise no objccliou, at the SfiN Biir B'"IOT. Davenport, Nov. 22J, 1849.


ocr: J. IJil.lL'S ILLINOIS HARVESTERS. rATEJITED MAIiCU '27 III, IC49. THE above superior Machine can bo seen at the MOM.VE Forsonv, and order*for three of them only can be filled this season, 'l'mns half cash, balance in 6 and 12 months with good securit v. Farmers are invited to call and examine ih* Mnehine. FE'lGCS & BUFORD. Moline. Tl! 1849. 40-tf


ocr: 50.000 tt* *W|fces» market prire will be arfcet price will be naif C. S. VVIIISLkK. *9


Anti-slavery bugle. [volume]

ocr: SALEM BOOKSTORE!! ,i BARNABY 4 WHINERY Dealers in Books, Stationary, &c., North side of Main St., SaUm, O. A generul assortment of literary, Scientific. Rcformntorv and Miscellaneous linnm A school books, kept constantly on hand. Prices roasouablo. Terms, CASH. Salem, Ohio, 1840.

place_of_publication: New-Lisbon, Ohio

publisher: Ohio American Antislavery Society


ocr: California Passenger Agency. 170 aoOADWAT, K BW-YORK. THIS is the only Agen cy in New-York estab lished for the benefit of California passengers, to communicate Information and to select the best births, in the best con veyances, purchase pas saffo tickets, and biv.ri them by mail or hold them till called for.


ocr: EARLE'S CAS'J'-STEELIION E &STROP KOU RAZORS ANIJ 8UROICAL INSTBUMKNTS, A turt Itemed; for all the Dintatet to vhuh thi llaior it eulfject. Tins article proves to bo superior to any now in use, not only for restoring llnzors to their ori ginal cutting state, but giving it a finer and smoother edge than any other article now in use. I will just say (notwithstanding facts are stub, bom things,) that within three years put I havo met with Razors laid by as useless, supposed to bo worn out, others becomo too soft, others crumbling on tho edge, and on applying them to tho Uouo, restored them to their ioraicr out ting stnto ; and I hnvo only to hay, if there is a Razor which has bccoino soft from using, or crumbles on tho edge, I have not yet met with such iu testing moro than one thousand of dif ferent fctump. Manufactured by D. Earle, Portugo Co., Ohio! THIS IS TO Cr.UTIFY that we havo used Eaile's Improved Ilono and Strop for Razors and Surgical Instruments some months, and on trial consider it superior to any tiling of the kind I have seen tried. I ZADOK STREET. " JAMES MAI.MSHUItY, ' JOHN SJMIFFEK, ' ; J. HUDSON. . Salom, O., Nov. 1, 149. ' For tale by FA U'CETT tj JOllNSOX, Salem, 0, October 10. 184U. - , , SAWhNU : AMD TURNING. ' THE subscribers a:e prepared to do all tinds of SAWING AND TURNING, For Cabinet', Coach and Waon Makers, at their shop, nearly opposite tho Salem Hotel. JAS. & U IX). IIINSIIILLWOOD. Salem, Aug. 25, 18f9.-n52.


Indiana State sentinel. [volume]

ocr: ki:ijam'i: foutalill: koat line. ßetsocea Pitttburgh, Baltimore, und Philadelphia, rut Jlaitroadi and Cattalt. ' dTi OODS end Pi od uie shipped by this line are carried through the entire route without re-shipment at Johnitown, Holi daysuargh.or Columbia, thus avoiding delay of soiling packtges. To shippers we think this of importance. Product sect to our house ia Pititburgh wiil be forwsr ed aereeably to instructions, and en as reasonable terms as any other line. &3rNo charge for Receiving and Formardiag at PittsJiurih. JA MLS M. DAVIS fc Co , 5K7 Market ireet, Pliiladclj hia. J OHM licF ADEN fc Co., L'anal Baia. Ftttsburgh. BRIGHT fc LAME: PS-f.mis Madison, Indian.

place_of_publication: Indianapolis


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. SA3IUEL. DECK. GUNSMITH, Indianapolis, Indiana. 0FEFERY DESCRIPTIOX. S.B.haiin mil Rifle. Ouni.Piitol. fcc fcc. of hitown man ufacture aud Imported, which he otter for sale at reasonable prices. Bert Rifle and Sportlne powder. Cap, fce. A lo, Fishing Tackleof every kind. 31a ii ii fart ii rift; mid ISrpniring ;1h0- FIRE-ARMS ( Y VV!r 1 2 ? . . V-l&i I Cl at


ocr: WILLIAM J. PK AS LEE, Attorney and Councilor at Law, INDIANAPOLIS. WJf A VPIG re-icned the office of President Jodee of tbe 5th Cir mSL cuit.w ill attend ia person In all bosiaess intrusted in his care, ia the United States' Circuit and District Court, and ia Die Supreme Court and the Circuit Courts ot tbe 5th Ciicuit. JrrOU -eover Morrison z Talbts Book Ptore. 41-y


ocr: JAJIF.S HALL, MERCHANT TAILOR, 2. Palmer House and Clotliinc Jiiiporiimi, one door nsi asii- iugtoii Hall, Washington SI Iff I, I NDI A N APOLIS. M tr ANUFACTURER. and Wholrnaleand Rtftil dealer in ITA It K ADV MADE CLOTH II. Citsimerei.Vestii'gj, Trimming?, and every detcrlptioa


ocr: OLD SOLDIERS EOUNTY LANDS. I Tilt, tinriersipnen, havnte received from the Fens an IOiTiee all tha necessary forms aul instruction, is prepared to aid and nvt.si the OJflrtrt and Solditrs who were en. (ratted in Hie militnry erriea ol the L imed tale, their vidou-t or minor thillreit. in obla.iiinir (torn (lie lenera Government the Hocstt Laxds lately punted them by Uie Act ot t.ons-res.t, approved hept ember Sw. ISoO. Jiiacharees will be reasonable, anil in no case will com. peusaiKm b expected uiiiea tiie warrant for the IbikI i firxt obtained, AUdre Ataris 11. nit(J ., etC9 Notary Fublie.


ocr: S431UEL HECK. GUNSMITH, In dlnnnpolis, Indliinn, OF EVERT DE3CRIPTIOX. S.B.hastn'is.nd Rifles.Oiins.Pistols.kC fee.. of hisown man- a "actoreawd imported, which he otters for sale at reasonable prices. Best Ksfle and Sttortlni powder. Caps, fee. Also. Fish In r Tackleofetery kind. IHaiitifurtiirliicr ana iccpnirintr h 0 . FIRE-ARMS ( J r S:?? as w ; 151


ocr: WILLIAM J. PEASLEE, Attorney :ind CosssseIloi nt K.iav, INDIANAPOLIS. HAVING resigned the office of President Jttdte rd the 5th Clr cuM. will attend in rwrm all business intrusted lo his care. in the United States Circuit and District Courts, and ia the Supreme) rjrain a nl me 'trenn conns or tne atn i rrcurt. over Morrison Talbotfa Book htnre.


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. BOOTS AND SHOES AT W II OI-.CS ALE AM RETAIIj. INVERT variety of style aad quality of Boots and Shoes, select J ed with treat rarefiom the most approved manufactoriea, aad well adapted to the City and Country trade, consisting of Ladies' Gaiters, ball lis iters and nuskios, do Kid Buskins. Ties and Slippers, A beaatlfal article of Ladies'high cat Kid and Ooat walking Shoes, Custom Made, M isses' Bootees, Bu-.kins a nd Slippers, . Children's hoes or every variety end style. Gentlemen's fine Calf sewed and pegged Boots, do pegged imitstioa stich do do pumps and ball welt do do heavy water proof do do fineGoat,teal andGraineJ do Boys'Cslf, Kip. Goat and Thick do Youths' Boots of all Mjle, 1500 pairs of Men's Kip Brogana, 400 pairs Men's Calf and Goat Brogans, J2O0 pairs Boys' Kip and Coarse Shoes, 130 pairs Strap Over Shoes. Also a treat varietv of Lad ies'Calf. Goat, Moroceoand KipBoots Strap Shoes, Hieb Buskins and Ties. Misses' Bootsand Eboea all kinds. Children's do of every price and style. The above named Good. of either Eastern manufacture or eitv make, are kept constantly on hand, and cheap for cai.li. All gooci warranted. Rips mended gratis. Please cailand esamine. J. K. SHARPE, 52 Sign cf lis Gilt lit ass1 Bt.


ocr: THOMAS BUIST, Wholesale and ReUil Dealer ia Iron, Steel. Nails, Stoves Castings, Vc. Washington ISlreel, Indianapolis, Indiana, Nearly opposite the Pnlmer House, SIGN OF THE RED ANVIL.


ocr: CNsti.il woopwsao. s.v. a.aoaL. t. a. ROIL. WOODWARD & NOELS, COMMISSION, FORWARDING, AND PRO DUCE MERCHANTS. WAREHOUSE WEST SIDE RAILROAD DEPOT, Indianapolis, Indiana $3rCash paid for Floor. Wheat, and all kinda of I'roJuce-Dj S3 Cotton Vism of all kinds constantly on hand in any quantities and for sale atCincinbatiwholesaleprices, with addition of freight.


ocr: - a.yg UVe (0F SALISBURY, N. II., ITVE IN NTTMBES.) J3i i:.-"Pi; TFl'I.I.Y announce tliM tiiey will cive Concerts at il M T-.OMC If LL. IiidiaiiHixli.", oa Salunlay aii-l Monday cven ins. iKemiiiicr 11. and f. Tf rrminzt im.'y. Change of graniniu on Monday eveninij, T;.kcl ij t-rn:. T -"IXr ou il C Conccrt tn commence nt 7 oYlock. dcclU - WM. W. fHA.NUI.KR, Agent. BELLEFONTAINE -y- - - v- iHT 1) A I 1. Y C y tK RAILROAD T It A 1 N S. WINIEE AKEANGEMENTS. TU VIT. Cars, Freight, and Pakensers, in rouiiectiuii with the Mad H Urni Railroad, leave the IX-pot at livliunapnli. daily, (nuday exerptrft.) at a quarter before eil.t in tlie morning-, returning, t'emUeloii 01 one o'clock in Ihe ancruoon. Lines of Siaers from the Wabash and upper White rh-rr. the Car at Pendleton. O. 11 SMITH, dec 10 Prejil-nt. .. . .. ,vV-W; 'v-;- T) ' ey,?d rfxxr: A st!,Z Al


ocr: Central Flank Eoad Company. jsajOTICE lh rcby given that the Books of the Central Plank lt( Road Company will be opened, for the futMcr.ptiOii of Slock. ou the 10th day of October tienl. at the otfice of IXe-t. D. W. Iasy- maiL in Putnam couutv: at the residence of Jesse helium, ut Hen dricks county; at the oihce of the Secretary of the Company in In d.anapolis, Mariou county; and at the Colore of Jehn Templiu ui llancitck county, and will continue open 40 duys from tliat date. By order ol tlie Board ol Dirtetor. " WM. ROESON, Pres'u R. B. Btscax, Sect'ry. aeptlS-tlOOrt. r7SSent.iiel. tirecucaslle, please insert three weeks end send ac count to this office.


ocr: Indianapolis and Erownsburar Plank Boad. "J OTICB is hereby given to the Stmkhoider of the IiHlianapo- I. j lis aiui B.owushurg PlaiK Koad toinpany, that ou tridav. Me 11th day nf October next, an Klcctiou will be held at the house Joan Larrimore. in Aleciiauicsburc'. m Marion county, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., tor the elccUou oi five Directors of said Company. By order of I AilCIIIBAI.U A I - E AAN DLR, MOKTiN GREEN, BKN'JAM.N M. IXGAN, JAMES JOHNSON, JOilN CAItUSLIa, se-ptl9-3w Coramiss'oners.


ocr: TtTALTJABLB MILL rROPERTT The Mill Property erect- ed by Ail -n .M;Utn, at the Liuffa of Whüe K.-vrr, In Mor gan county, will l.r effrrrd for ) at my office on nturday, Aa'ftJO. et 2 o'clock, P.M. EW. H. T,tlS, Iii'iijnüvolie.July Tl. 1W 1. . AfHitrT cf Mite


ocr: GREAT COUGH REMEDY! si& &3 Jl For the Cure ( COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIIIC-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA and COIISU7A1FTZOZJ fN offering to the community this justly celebrated remedy for disease of the throat and luncs, it is not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of the snlictcd, but frankly to lay before them the opiuions of disliufuifhed men, and soma cf the evi dences of its success, from which they can judce for themselves. We sincerely pledge ourselves to matte no wild assertions or false statements of its efficacy, nor w ill we hold out acy hope to suffering humanity which facts will cot warrant. Many proofs re here given, and we solicit an inquiry from the) public into all we publish, feeling assured they will fiud them perfectly reliable, aud the medicine worthy their best coutdenco and patronage. FROM BF.NJ. PILLIMAN, M.D., L.L.D.. ETC.. Professor of Chemistry. Mineralogy, fc, Ynle CoUrge. Member of the Lit. Hist. Med. Plitl. and ScieH. Societies of America and Europe. " I deem the CHERRY PECTORAL an ar!mirl composition from some of the best articles in the Materia Medica, and a very effective remedy for the class of diseases it is Lutcuded to cure.' Aif iate, Ct., Nor. 1, If-JO. PROF. CLE A VE I A .YD. cf Bomdoin CM gt. Miine, Write" I have witnessed the effect of your CHEKKY PEC TORAL in my own family and that of my friends, and it give ine satisfaction to state in its favor that no medicine 1 have ever known bus proved so eminently successful lu curing diseases of the throat and lungs." REV. DR. OSGOOD Writes "That he comidTs CHEKKY PECTORAL the bert medicine for Pulmonary Affection ever given to the public, and slates that " his daughter, after liug ohli;ed to keep the jootu four mouths with a severe settled couf.h, accompanied by raisins of blood, night sweats, and the attendant symptoms of Consumption, commenced the use of the t ukrst rsxioaAL, and ahd completely recovered." THE REMEDY THAT CURES. Pobtlas, Mk., Jan. 1. lf7. Dr. Ayer: I hsve been long afflicted with Asm. which grew yearly worse until last autumn; it braucht on a cough which confined me in my chamber, and began to assume the alannins: symptoms of Consumption. 1 bd tried the best sdvice and tli bet medicine to no purpose, until I used your CHEKKY PEC TORAL, which h cured me, and you may well believe me. Gratefully yours, J. 1. PHfeXPS. If there is any value in the judgment of the wise, who peak from eiperieuce, here is a wediciue wathy cf the public conti- deuce. ntriiED it s. c. ivrt, cm mist, Lowell, mass. Sold in Indianapolis by july2 CRAIGHEAD & BKOWMXG, Druggist. H 4"k GROSS B. A. Falinestock' Vermifuge; U v S grow Mel sine's Vermifoce ; ö gross Mc Lane's liver Pill, on band an-l f!r sale by juJyiQ CRAIGHEAD X BltOWMNG.


ocr: OLD SOLDIERS E0TJUTY LARDS. THE undersigned, having received from the Pension Office all the necessary forms and instructions, is prepared lo kI and assist the Olhetrt and Soldiers who were eu- guged m the military service of the United. Htates, their widows or minor tinUlren, in obtaining irom me uenerai Government the Botst Lap lately granted them by the Act of Coiisresa, approved September JH. 1SÖ0. His charges wl be reasonable, and in no cm will ram. pensalicu be expected unless the warrant fr the land is firt obtained. A um eis Atoii.i ii. nnuii, ocU ' ' - Notary Public 10 Coxes lh. -5, 8, choice Virginia brands. tale & MAYER. f


ocr: SENTINEL JOB PBINTING OFFICE. The Proprietor having purchased, at the East a new and SUPEIUOIt BOOK AND JOU OjFFICE, I prepared to execute, with elegance and dispatch, and on mod , era te terms. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK: Books, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circulars, Policies, Programmes, Cards, Labels, Hat Tips, Bill Heads, Checks, Hand Bills, Receipts, Blank Notes, Bills Lading, Dray Receipts, Concert Bills, Posters, AND BLANKS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. AUSTEN H. BROWN, Sentinel Buildings, Washington strut, near Meridian


ocr: Sentinel Buildings, Washington strut, near Meridian GENERAI AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AGAINST GOVERNMENT. The undersigned, having had for years past, an ultimate connection with several of Uie at Washington, and being familiar with tbe maimer of doing bui ne therein, reitpectfully tenders his sen-ices to all pereon claims agaJisl the Government. Ilm acquaintance with the of busincH and the forms, regulations, lirecedems, and decisions the several department!, he flatters himself rives him advantages poseed by Attorneys in general, and peculiarly fit him for the uc cewlul prosecution ol unadjusted claim. Person resUing at a distance from Y&Uinrtoii having Claims lJounty Ijuid under the new law. claims for Pay, Extra Pay, in if. Revolutionary, aud other Pensions, or for claims airainst Treasury üi any form, will find it to their interest to open a corres pondence with the unuersined, who wul promptly and with the ut most despatch aiuwer all calls upon bis service at a reasonable peiiiation. All communications to receive attention, should be pow paid, addressed to GKO. R. IIERRICK, Washington City, 1850. Washington City, D. C. REFERENCES. Hon. Lewis Cass, V. S. Senate, Hon. D. S. Dickinson, do. Hon. S. A. Douglass, do. Hon. James Shu-ldi, do. Hon. Geo. V. Jones, do. Hon. Jas. Whiicoinh, do. Hon. XV. F. Hunter, II. Rep. Hon. David T. Disney, H. Rep. Hon. Orsanius Cole, do. Hon. Moes Hampton, do. Hon. Wm. J. Brown, do. Hon. Wm. Medill, Lancaster. O Hon. S. D. Barlow, St. I-ouis, Hon. Wm. A. Seaver, Buff. And to the officers of the Departments generally, in Washington. octl0-5vv.


ocr: Central Plank Eoad Company. 1OTICE U hereby given that the Books of the Central Plank Road Company will be opened, for the Subwriptioii of Stock, on the IIHh day of Octolter next, at the office of Doct. D. W. Ijiv man. in Putnam county: at the residence of Jeae Kellum, in Hen dricks county; at the oiiiee of the Secretary of tlie Comjxiiiy in In dianapolis, Marion, county; and at the Store of John Trniplin in Hancock co'iiny. and will continue opcu 40 days from that date. By order ol' the Board of Directors. WM. ROBSON, Pres't. RB. DixcAJt, Sec-Cry. s-pil-tloo-t. C'Semiiiel, Ureciicasuc, please insert three weeks and send ac


ocr: QjVe are requested to announce ihe name of As.tiR smith as a candidate lor Constable f Centre township at the township election in April next, by .' ' . Makt Citizkss Asn Voters.


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. V 7C?-w sw BOOTS AiD SHOES AT UtlOMAIJ', AM KirUAII.. VERY varii ty of style anJ quality ol Hoots and Short, select -4 ed with treat are fiora tl.emoüt approved manuf. ctoi ies.and ell adapted to the City and Country trade. ro:.iMihg of Ladies Jailer., hslf O:. iters and Kii.fcios, do Kid Buskins, Tit and Miijtr, A beautiful anicleof Ladies'high cut kid and Goat walking Shoes. Cuntoni Made. 1 isses' Bootees, Bu'.kin and Slippers, Children's "hoes or every va'itj im: style, Gt-nilcmen's fine Call tcw rd and petd' Boots, do pegged imitation kicIi do do pumps and ball welt do heavy water proof tie fineGoat.rsi andfJraineJ Boys' Calf. Kip. Uoatand Thick do do do do Youins' noois 01 an Myies, 1500 pairs of Men'a Kip Brojan, 400 pairs Men's Calf and Goat Broggns, 100 pain Boys' Kip and Coarse Shoes, 130 paira Strap Over hoes. Also arrest varietv of Ladies 'Calf, Goat. Moroccoand srinftnots Strap Shoes, High Boskins and Ties. Misses' Bootsand Shoes all kinds. Children's do of every price and style. The above named Goodj of either Eastern manufacturer eit make, are kept constantly on hand, and cheap for carb. AI I goods warranted. Rips mended gratia. Pleaae caiiand eiam'ne. J. K. SHARPE, 53 Sign of tie Chit IJal and Boat.


ocr: DRY GOODS. . SPIUXG AND sr.n m racoons! SEATON & HOLM AN TTOULD reepretfut'y call the attention of their 0 lends and caa. tamers and Ibe pabiic, t Uteir very lata sae rlxxee srkodioa of Sprint? mid Summer Mry Cioosle, Which are now being opened I their Store Runtn, No. 6. Wasblsg- ton street. and watch his been recently urcliaseS in tt Esslera et ile, at prices which enables Uiem to offer such Inducements to pr cbasers as anall he aatwlactory. Their slock cunsuiU of French, Eng lish and An etican Goods, selected fniui the Utrst luionaiiunsand mannfactitrMoi. and incomplete in every department. Tollte Gentlruien we caa mMy T. that nur Cloths. Caslmerre, Saii nets. Vesiinfs and Summer Wear, will emu pars ia price a ad tj le with any Inthii market. Oar I) ics Good for I,nrtirs A re so very rich. beautiful and cheap, and In such variety, that they must be seen to be appteciMrd. Our selection of Lares, Ribbons, Fring, Trimming, Glovrs, Ho siery, I .awns. Irifch Linea. c"hav Is, CWks, kr., m vi) larr. have blearbed and hrnwnMuhn. Calicoes. Cinphams, lickings. Cotton and ni inures ly the cot J, which will be sold aa low asibe towesi. Eighteen handled yards superior and cheap I ngra I a Carpets, Wa have aim a I tree assortment of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Qiinr ne ware and (jlassware,logeitter with a rninpiote slock of (Mirei ics orstipenorquality.au of which will tell at the lowest prices. wnoievaieand retail. Having refilled and enlarged mir Slcxe Boom, and helni perma nently located in tliiseitt.wearedetrrminfdio nseour tet rdiais ta retain the very liberal petronare heretofore given os, and fot wfaick wetemterout be compliments. tElsonl target tbattbe place for Cheap Good is at SEATON k HOLM AX'S. Indianspolw. March 1 1 . tP.Vt. rfl y m iiiu arves. NITII 4 HANXA nffrr f sate on the most reasonable terms 1 man w profilier, me niiinwing gooas per recent ainsais: jrih- i - i . t " - .MKunM nu V MI isUfire , lUhhrisN O Sugars; lo hi is Unf, Pulverized and Crahed Fsptn ; 2ohrte Molasxes, sugar House end Meie Orleans; 30 phckntesgun powder. Imperial, old snd yoaag hyeoa Tsui 25 keta Nails annd brands ; 10 boiesSlarcb ; 120 noierandles; St) mans Ca w ; 3 sarksPerminta ; 3 sacks Pepper; 20 boar PslO andlUzl! Glass ; 3 hrls Madder ; SO bnndles lad ; IS hags Shot ; 5 boxes ground Pepprr ; lOdoz Mastm'slilacklnk ; 8 dos tied cords ; 3 ' irs fnncy Sp ; 5 bsgs Carpel chats ; 2 00! lbs Collen vara ; 5 ales Oston Hailing; 4 hags Coverlet Waip ; 10 hoses Tobacco ; lO.OIHj common Cigars, good quality ; 30 boxes half Spanish Cigars; 5 rlns hiilf gallon squat Jars ; 3 dns half gaJtnfl lone do; 10 dos half pint Tumblers ; iSdoipini flasks; 12 rtoi quail hollies. 84 CJ4SII STORE!


ocr: Indianapolis to Buffalo in Fifty-Eight Eonra, and Lo- iranfport to EuE&lo in forty-Two noun. run HE Wrs-rnas Stioc Cowraav are runnina Four-Horse JlL Coaches daily between Logansport, Ind., and Kites, Mich. leaving Logansport at 1 K, A. M., and arriving at Niles at 11 P. M., same day, connecting with the 12 o'clock train to Detroit, and continuing on to Buffalo, in best class boats, without deten tion. This line will be run, in the best style, in nw Troy Coaches, and passengers may rely upon arriving at Detroit, Buf- IrpThrongh Tickets can be secured at the Stage Offices iu mnianrous, .uoaaxsroaT, ana la? ay rrrt. '. B. EiTkas furtiUUcd at all times. vrceow


ocr: HENEIY S. KELLOGG, Wholesale nnd Uel.til Dealer 7 it all Descriptions f HAUmVAIlE AND rÜTLRItY, IRON. STEEL. NAILS. HOUSE BUILDERS MATERIALS. STOVES. CASTINGS, dc , FARMLVG JJVD MECH.iNIC.1L TOOLS. Sign or the Big Padlock and Cook Stove, Washing- . on at reel, Indianapolis, Indiana.


ocr: OLD SOLDIERS BOUNTY LANDS. THE andcrsiiie1, havin received from the Pension OiTiee all the necessary form and iiirnclioiii, rs prepared lo aid and s si4 the Oßrer oi'd Soldiers who were tngnped in the military ser vice of the United States, their icidou-s or minor cliillren. in fMa;n from the Generitl Government the Rocstv I-ast lat!y granted them bv th Acl of Congress, approved St-piember 1830. His charges will be reasonable, awl iu nn c-ae will compensation be expected unless the warrant for the land i first obtained. Address ALSTIN II. DROWN. oc!29 Notary Public.


ocr: MAI120.N COUXTY CHOCUATIC TICK. KT. For Senatorial Delegate, A. F. MORRISON. ( JAMES JOHNSON, Rr Rep. Delegates, 1 J. P. CHAPMAN, ( LEVI L. TODD. ( BEN J. MORGAN, For Representatives, MADISON WEBB, ( P. HOSBROOK. For Sheriff, CHARLES C. CAMPBELL. For Treasurer, JOHN xM. TALBOTT. For Auditor, ISAAC W. HUNTER. For Probate Judge, ADAM WRIGHT. For Co. Com'r., MATTHEW R. HUNTER. For Coroner, PETER F. NEWLAND. t AMHim l,v Fee for aiiootincemeut, $1 it paid in aiNaner; if not paid in drancr, $1. Editor of the State Sestisel: Plea announce the name of Abnk.r Smith a n xi- f mlt-pendent Candidate fir the office of Sheriff nf Marion County, at th August election, in favor of License, and ohliz vur friend. AHN Ell SMITH.


The spirit of democracy. [volume]

ocr: All ileal ng Ointment- fHE action which A this ointment has upon the human cuti cle, demonstrates i's - grand efficacy . and heal'ng power It ia the first and only dis covery of am external peparaliou - lhal hat poner to restore the Intertable fertpira tion." The skin being

place_of_publication: Woodsfield, Ohio

publisher: J.R. Morris


ocr: fMlHP: following is a oale ol Delinquent Lands and 1 own JLoU , ar w ran a mywno .' Lit of f.andf and Town Lots and part nf- Lota,,'"' . Jl within the county of Monme, relumed delinquent hy JOHN KERR, Treaturer and Colli etor ot said County, for the Txee nf I84fl. to wtiirh v DELINQUENT LANDS.


ocr: ""Sale of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots A r:FOIR 'TAXES. ' ' frHl: followinf m Lirt oT Land nd Town LoU nd paru of LoU, Jl witltio lb county of Montof , returned delioqiiaat by JOHN KERR, tTreatwr and Collector ot aid County, for the Tiim of 1849, lo which it tdded tbt Intereat aad Penalty duo thereon, wad the Simple Ta of 1850.


ocr: Sale of Delinquent Lands and : Town; ;:T FOlt TAXES; fTOHE-foUowingk List c4 Lands and Town Lot and parti U. within the county of Monroe, returned delinqnent by JOHN treasurer ana VoUtctor ot U added the Inlereil and Penilty due thereon, end the Simple Tax eaid County, lor tne Taxea 01 imd, to of LoU, KERR, wnicn of 1850 Lots


ocr: Sale of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots ,.. , . . FOR TAXES. ' aHE following List of Lands and Town Loii and pirt of Lots, JLL within the county of Monroe, returned delinquent by JOHN KERR, 'Treaturtr and Colltelor ot said County, tor tbe Teiee of 1849, to which i$ idded the Interest end Penilty due thereon, end tbe Simple T of 1850. " "


Staunton spectator. [volume]

ocr: E. THOTWAS ALBERTSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IVA YXESBORO', VA , PRACTICES in the Courts of Augusta, Albe marle and Nelson. Office in the room lately * occupied by Col. George Baylor, where he may he found at all times, unless when absent on pro fessional business. Not. 29, 1848.

place_of_publication: Staunton, Va.

publisher: L. Waddell, J.A. Waddell


ocr: JAMES H. SKINNER, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. PRACTISES in the SuperioTand Inferior Courts of Augusta, the Superior Courts of Rocking ham, Rockbridge, and Albemarle, and in the U. S. District Court for Western Virginia. OFFICE, next door to the Court House, in the Brick Row. May 2, 1849.


ocr: sugar, coffEe, salt, «tc. |A|j BAGS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green Rio, iLHJ 10 hlids. new crop New Orleans Sugar, 30 bbls. new crop N. O. Molasses, 300 Sacks G. A. Salt, 10 bhln. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, re ceived and for sale by WOOD & DANNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850. | I j i !


ocr: aiVALL. JOH.V CRAWFORD. New Finn at Ml. Solon, subscribers having purchased the entire STOCK • OF GOODS of Messrs. Jordan, Miller & Faul at Solon, and rented their large Store and Ware-room, inform their friends and the public generally that have and will constantly ke;p on hand a good assort of Goods of every kind. The attention of Mill holders is particularly called to the that they will keep on hand a good variety of Hut An Bolting Cloths. A good supply of Lumber always hand. McFALL & CRAWFORD. November 1850.—3m.


ocr: ^ NEW NOVELS: I UST received and for sale at Philadelphia prices, Fifty ° New Nn-ft;,8t 8eiected with great care, amongst th* num^r Shifly, Oak Offerings, Valley Farm, Agnes Grey, The Vriglu, Homo,* T«*i, &tva CHAMBEftS. I Staunton, Nov. 13. 1550.


ocr: RECORD or DEATHS. DIED, near West Point Missouri, on the 25th of July, Jacob E. Peck, sou of John 11. Peck, formerly ol this place. T II K ?I A B K£T P il I C E S . WINCHESTER MARKETS. v RICHMOND MARKETS. Week Ending Aug. 31. \ ll'eck Ending Aug. 31. Flour—St 45 a ^4 55. ■ Flour—So 25 a ij?5 50. Herrings—§,*5 25 a 5 50. ! Cloverseed—£4 50 a 5. Shad— SO 75 a 10 50. Ueruings— •jj"6 50. Bacon—6 l-2c. per lb. Shad, S’!) 75. Wheat—85c. 90 - Bacon—S* 00. Oats—40 u 45c. , Lard—7 cts. in Keg*. Corn—65 a 70c. .Wheat—$1 10. Rye—80c. Corn Meal—75c per bush. Lard—7c per lb. i Whiskey—Jtectilied, "-’tic. Mustek—S'4 50 per ton ' Butter—Firkin 14 a 17 c. Feathers—30 a 32c. ; Plaster—§3 50. Iron—S’ 85 a 100 per ton. j Salt.— S‘l 45. Beeswax—20c per lb. t Corn—00c. LIVE STOC K M A R K ET. % Richmond, Aug. 31, 1850. Beer—Scale H'cigAf—$2 75 a S’3 25. Extra quality will command a higher price. Hogs—So SO nett; market dull. Mi l’Tons— S‘2 a S'3 nett, as in quality. Baltimore Aug. 31, 1S50. Bf.ef—Scale IF'ci^ht— S3 JO. lloos-- So 0*) a S‘5 50, no demand


ocr: ' Testimony in Favor of Dr. M’Lake’sLivek I n i s _lt would be easy to fill a volume with certificates of the* excellence of this medicine. Wherever it h“is *‘ai‘ il ll!ia it has made itself popular. We have in uur possession hundreds uf orders like the following: “Varysbcroii, N- Y-, Dec. 10, ‘ “Messrs. Kidd * Co-Your travelling agent left with me a short time since, a quantity «f - ja!lt s '.lu r 1 The whole lot sold verv r»H0y"d gave the highest sal isfaction. Indeed it is considered the best med.cme of the kind „,or Off,red for sale- Please send me another supply as soon as possible. • Al; ' ' C lp r->Sa!J Wholesale and Ketai I by Ihomas P. Lsk riooe, Staunton—also by Druggists and dealers generally throughout the Cnjted btatea. September 4. Ib50._ SDMlMMlg 'MzdMo On the 7lh ultimo, at the Warm Springs, Bath County, by the Rev. Joseph T. Phelps, Mr. James W. Larew, of Rockbridge Couuty, to Miss Frances V, McClure, of the former place.


ocr: NOTICE. HAVING accepted a seat in the Cabinet, m'j connec tion with the Courts will be in a great measure sus pended during the next two years. Col. Baldwin, will at tend to those of my causes in which he has not been em ployed on the opposite side. In regard to all other cases, satisfactory arrangements will be made at an early day. . i a IOM „ ALEX. H- H. STUART. October 2, 1850.—3t.


ocr: II. J. &, W. B. Crawford FI AVE just received and offer for sale, a fresh and gen eral assortment of FAMILY GROCERlESy 2 hhds Brown Sugar, 1 hhd No. 1 Molasses, 1 bbl Golden Syrup, 2 bbls Pulverized Sugar, I “ Steam Refi’d Sugar, 1 “ Crushed do., 3 boxes Loat do., 1 “ Loaf do., 5 sacks Laguint Coffee, 5 sacks Rio Coffee, 1 do Mariacaibo do., 2 bbls Roe Herringa, 1 bbl No. 1 Shad, 2 “ Mackarei, 1 box Starch, 1 “Solar Oil. Together with such other articles in the above line as are generally kept for sale here. Oct. 1850.


ocr: Just Received k ND now opening at Davis A. Kayser’e, a new and beautiful Slock of FALL & WINTER GOODS, of B'uh, Brown and Black Cloths; Cassimeres; Black and Colored Silks j Paris Printed De Lane’s and Cashmeres; .Silk and Worsted Poplins; French Merinoes ; Fancy Alpacas; Festooned Handk’fs; Capes, Collars, &,c., &c. Call and see thpm. DAVIS A. KAYSER. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.


ocr: THKOVGU BY DAYLIGHT. OPPOSITION” ~TAGE UNE Between Winchester and Staunton. r|MIE Proprietors of the People’s (or so called ■* String”) Line, undaunted at the - monopolies or nick-names, have placed ju the above route first-rate POUR HOUSE COACHES, capable of seating 14 passengers, good stock and experien ced drivers. They can now confidently assure the travel ling rommunity, who have heretofore patronized the so liberally, comfort and speed. The Coaches will run follows :—Leaving Winchester on Tuesday, Thursday Saturday mornings, and Staunton on Monday, ind Friday mornings—through the same day. Passengers called fur or put out at any convenient limy desire. Packages thankfully received and promptly by thist Line. C@r For seats apply at the Union Hotel, Winches ter, and McCi.ung’s Hotel, Staunton, where will find every comfort and attention. THOS. BURKE, > D ripn_a R. L. ALLEN, f Proprietors. A. P. FITCH, Agent, Winchester, Va. J. A. McCLUNG, Agent, Staunton, Va. P. S.— Persons wishing to secure seals in this Line, advance of their arrival, can do 60 by writing to the A »ents. B. &. A. May 20, 1850.—tf. THE OPPOSITION LINE OP \\r ILL commence on Monday the 14th of October, " " running as follows: Leaving Winchester, Wednesdays and Fridays,and Staunton, Tuesdays,Tliurs Jays and Saturdays, at 4 o’clock, A. M. 'l'liis makes a direct connection with all departing Ma les from Winchester. BURKE &. ALLEN. Offices Union Hotel, Winchester; Staunton.


ocr: Attention &2itd liegiiuent. r|'HE Court Martials for the 32nd Regiment, for the *■ year 1850, will be held as follows the 1st Battal ion, in New Hope, on the 14th day of November—the 2nd Battalion in Waynesborough, on the 15th,and Regimental’ Court, at Capt. McCune’s,on the 16lh of said month. By order of the Colonel. H. A. JOHNSON, Adj’t 32nd Reg’t. September 25,1850.


ocr: FUBL20 SALE. fhN Thursday, the 24th day of Oc'.'ber next, if a good ^ day, and if not, the next fair day, we will offer for sale at public auction, at our residence on the head waters | of Middle River, about four miles North-west of Middle brook, a VARIETY CP STOCK, viz: eight or ten head of Hurses—some of them young and valuable—about fifty head of Cattle, ten or fifteen ready for market; about fifty head of Hogs, &.c. Also four or five hundred bushels of Wheat j the same quarttity of Oats, and six or eight hundred bushels of Corn ; also several Wagons. Terms made known on the day of sale. WM. & GEO. MILLER. October 9, 1850.—tds.


ocr: ; > _ SPlMYtt SUPPLY. MRS. KENNEDY would inform the Ladies of Staun not and vicinity that she has returned from the North with a large and carefully selected assortment of Millenery. She invited the Ladies to call and examine for themselves. Her SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS will be o pened fitr inspection on Saturday the 20th inst. Particular attention paid to bleaching and pressing bonnets. Staunton, April 17,1850.—tf. _


ocr: NEW GOODS. rpHE subscribers are now receiving their supply of 1 SPRING JND SUMMER GOODS, comprising a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens ware, Hardware, Summer lfals, Ladies’ Rounds, Roots, Shoes, $-c., 4-c. Also a lot of well selected Summer Clothing. Their Goods have been selected with care under favora ble circumstances and will be sold low. Their friends and ihe public generally, are requested to call and examine their stock. 6 MOSBY &. TAYLOR.


ocr: TO THE FUR LIE! FARE REDUCES. AN and after the 15th inst., our Fare between Stauatna and Winchester will be reduetd to thexe dollar*. Passengers taking seats by either the Day LAght er the Night Line, will have the privilege of changing to the oth er at any point on the route. These tinea are supplied with the very rest accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for the Day Light, drawn by fine Six Hoasx teams; end 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-tveekly. The Night, or connect ing Line Unves Staunton daily, except Sundays,at 1 o’* P. M., and Winchester at 6 «UL«k. P, M., after the arrival of the Cars. {£>- For passage, apply at Taylor’s Hotel, Winchester, at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. ° KEMP &, CO.


ocr: FOR THE LADIES. TENNY LIND Calicoes, Corn colored Tarlton for Jo 9j> seys. Linen Handkerchiefs, at 9d, Black ard White Hose at 10 cents, Lawns, 10 cent6, Good CalicoesG cents, at D. M. HUFFMAN’S, Opposite Post Office. Staunton, May 29, 1850.


ocr: NEW DRESS GOODS. HJ. &. W. B. CRAWFORD invite the attention of • Ladies to the following new style Dress goods which are offered at the lowest rates. Rich Golden Shaded Cha meleon Silk, Pic Nic Chequered Do., Chameleon Striped Do., very Cheap. Blk. and Blue IJIk. figured do., 9-8 and 4 4 Vezetie Silk, Rich Lustre, Polk and Cliassa fig’d fou land do. These, with may other desirable goods, can now be had upon application. 8, 1850.


ocr: JYew Establishment. COACll MANUFACTORY. fpHE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marsteller, fn the concern of Har dv & Marstei.i.ek, 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, Bockaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and on terms to suit the purchaser. Especial at tenfion given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given Fatisfa'ctkAi, and with a de termination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to plcase.-* Shop near the Bank. HARDY Sc BROTHERS. May IG, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: P*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 in Machinist* HARDY 8c BROTHERS. Staunton, May 10,1849.—tf. "ROOT AND SHOE FACTORY.


ocr: WINDOW GLASS. THE SUBSCRIBER offers to furnish to Buil ders. Merchants, and others, Baltimore Glass of ih** different qualities, at Baltimore prices,adding the fre »ht, nnd will allow such discounts upon the prices i . i be had in the city, according to the qualities bnsrd. Cali - - ■ before ordering, or purchasing. GEORGE E. PRICE. January 16. 1850.


ocr: Establishment. COACfr M A N U ¥ A CT 0 RYy THE undersigned having bought the interestloi Jamm Marstf.i.i.er, in the <»ncern of Hardy &JBarstri^ i.er , beg leave to inform the public, that they •■**« increas ed their Stock, and will coni‘n"- te ^^anuff':*u,’® *U ki»da of work in their line—such Chariotees, llockav. * uaetons, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and •• terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given to all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work seot from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and Avith a determination to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop near [he Bank. IIARDY & BROTHERS. May 10, 1549. ' * THRESHING MACHINES. FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we hart a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where w# are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all oilier work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS.


ocr: ^ "wiLHAltt H- BUTLER’S wholesale and retail Tobacco^ Snuff and Segar Store, No. 15 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, mnorted and Domestic Segara in every variety, and the best m‘ brands of Chewing Tobacco. May 29,


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. IN order to close the business of the Estate of the late Alexander Hall, we will sell the balance*/the Stock of goods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing the *n tiro Slock we will rent the Store Room. ISAAC &, ALEX. HALL, Adm’fs. February U7, I860.—if.


ocr: TAILORING. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS, THE undersigned grateful to their friends and the puli, lie, for the liberal patronage they have received since their commencement in business would respectfully inform them that they have just received the N.Joi* and Phil, kj EDPtHA Fashion, for ll»c Spring and Summer, and am now able to dress a man in City style, at the shortest no tice and on the most accommodating terms. tice ana on w j & j. Gi POTTER. Staunton. April 17, 1850.


ocr: To Sons of Temperance! COWNE &. BROOKE have on hand, the fol lowing articles which they offer at Manufao* kUICJO {JilCC-O* VIOMU iymmo.1 vwii«.b|vi.v,vwv- ... - neat box, $5 to $5 50 each ; White Qollars, an im* proved, style, $5 to $5 50 per dozen; Emblems, warranted pure silver, $18 to $24 per 6ett; Staffs, Philadelphia style, handsomely Gilt, $5 per sett; A neat Ballot-box, with Gavel and Ball9, $2 25 ; Fine Deputy’s Jewells, $3 50. Staunton, Feb. 27, 1850.— Im.


ocr: ■ THE PEOPLE HAVE OAUEDr ! Aad I. Vaul arid T. Burke have anneered, LIGHT ACCOMMODA STAGE, from Winchester to Staunton, i* hours less time than the mail has qsually made. are thankful for patronage received Vnd tbs expressions of kind feelings on their lehslC, now in turn must call and depend upon the peo to sustain them, promising to run on ss Ithg as notwithstanding we are threatened with and vengeance is declared against Union Hotel, of Winchester, wliife ever coach is running from her, froYn Whence they said Coach emanated. , True, it lisS. mainly the Coaches of Parish, Peyton, Kemp k were frequently forbidden to take passengers said House, ordering them to their office and place. Ye who have long Wanted the aecom'robdatiop give us proof of your works. Call si lbs Winchester, and McCMrigU,Staunton, m __J al KAaOnnslilo rstco srwt 1 sLo wuiuiimi “"Vi •’ J -1 in Coaches from Winclifster every Monday; & Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday; & Saturday. Fare through $4. ISAAC PAUL, THOMAS BURKE. January 30, 1850.-rif. • • t* . Iygr ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Wto to New Market. Mr THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor from Market to Staunton.


ocr: AUGUSTA LAND FOB 8AL& WHE tract of Lind belonging to tbe Estate of Rif * chefLegan, dec’dJ, fs m market. The Land & situated on the head . waters df Christian's C res if, half mile N. E. from Greenville, and elevsn mile* S. W.ifrom Staunton, on tbe Western or Cross Keys Road leading from Greenville to Staontoir. The Tract contains 208 Acres, of which about 160 Acres are cleared and in cultivation, the bal ance ia well timbered. This Land is ofl ‘good quality, and is well watered. There are feme nibs often Acres of excellent Meadow, and fully as much more conl-J be made with a little labor. The Buildings are a comfortable double LOG HOUSE, containing eight rooms, a Kitchen, with a good Spring convenient; good Barn, and other nqcessfrlr} out houses. This is considered to bq one amongst the best Tracts of Land in this part of the County,. The Land will be Sold in, parcels or jn a body to suit the convenience* of purchasers. The title is unquestionable.. ... TERMS.—One-third of the purchase money in hand—one-third in twelve months—one-third in two years. The title will be retained until the bonds mature and payment is made. Persons wish ing to buy Land will do well to look at,this before purchasing elsewhere. Joseph A. Logan or Win. M. Logan will take pleasure in showing Vbe Land to any one who may wish to purchase.• 09- Applications to purchase to be made to Jos. A. Loran. . , ROBERT LOGAN, WM. M. LOGAN, . . JOS. A. LOGAN, . Executors of Rachel Logan, deo’C. March 6,1850.—4t. , ( , QjQT Rockinglmm Register copy three tfrhss. —---r---- 1-- ■ --0


ocr: LIGHT ! LIGHT! OHO GAL’S. BURNING FLUIDS —The cheapest and most brilliant Light in use. We would recommend it oh many accounts to the public.—200 gal’s. Lamp Oil, .warranted pure; 300 lbs. Sperm and Adamantine Candles of superi or quality, just received and for sale by ESKRIDGE & KINNEY, . Next door to B. Crawford’* Staunton, Feb. 27, 1850.


ocr: NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Merrill Cushing, dec’d., are requested to come for ward and make payment immediately, as it is very desirable the estate should be settled as speedily sg possible; and all those haVIng claims against said estate, will ptase present them for settlement to EDWIN M. CUSHING, Agent for the Aclm’rx of Merrill Cushing, dec’d. February 18, 1850.—4t.


ocr: FOR SALE OB RENT, A VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot in New HcyTc.— The Lot contains about three Xeres and the House is a good tWo-story Brick Building, There are also Oft the lot a good Barn, Granery and other out hpnses—also a well of good water. Apply to John C. Career, Esq., residing iu New Hope for terms, &c. 5 Ge6rGE SHAFER. January 9, 1850.—6m*.


ocr: LAND FOR SALE AT WAYNESBORO’. THE subscriber, (agent for \Vm. Clarke) will eell prir, vately about EIGHTY-FIYE ACRES Ob LAND, adjoining’ 'he Town of Waynesboro’, upon which thore to a large new Framed Darn, with Cow-sheds and yard per manently enclosed, fencing good, and the Land in a high state of improvement. If not sold privately, (of which '.ice will be given.) it will be offered at public sale on Sajfc urday the Gilt of September next, at the Barn oa the pretSc ises. Sale at I o’clock, P. M. Crj-Terms accommodating. SAMUEL IIARNSBERGRR. July 31,1850.—nft.


ocr: NEW BOOKS. KENNEDY’S Life of Witt; Rev. H. Foote’s Sketch es of Virginia ; Draper’s Chemistry ; Ollendorfl’s new method of learning to read and speak French ; French Tes taments; Natural Philosophy for beginners; Scott’s In fan- try Tactics : French Grammars ; Virginia Housewife; Miss Beecher’s Domestic Receipt Book; Miss Lesley’s Com- nlete Cookery ; Masonic Chari; just received and for sale WM. CHAMBERS. 24,1850.


ocr: Jl'ew IZstaMisfoment. 0 ^gMIF. undersigned having bought the interest of Jamf.s -* Marstei.i.kr, in th«* concern of Hardy 8c Marstfl i.F.n, beg leave to inform the public, that they have increas ed their Stork, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariotees, Kockaways, Phaetons, and buggies, in ihe most fashionablestyle, ofthe hrst materials, and or terms to suit the purchaser. Fspecial attention given to kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with a determination to merit a continuance #f the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. .Shopnpar Ihe Bank. HARDY Sc BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. TIlRESIIINfilLUm'ES. —-:i>; I NOR t lie construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Simp near to our Carriage Manufactory, where we are prepared to build threshing machines and to do all other Work appertaining to Machinists HARDY 8c BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—if.


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. IN order to c! >se the business of the Estate of the lata A'exander Hall, we will sell the Iwlaneeof the Stock of goods at Cost, fur Cash. To any one purchasing the en tire Slock we will rent the Store Room. ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, Adm’f*. February 27, lfW.-tf.


ocr: TUUNPXKU NOTICE. -— A GENERAL meetingof the Stockholdersin the 44 arm Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike Read Company will be heW at the house of Thomas Holt, in Jennings’ Gap, on the first Friday in October next. It is hoped that all those Stockholders that cannot attend will send in their proxies, as it is important for the interest of the Stockhold ers to have a meeting at that time. By order of the Board, M. HARVEY EFFIjSUEU, Sec’y. & Treas. August 21, 1850.—tdm.


ocr: taitoh:no. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS. rpiIE undersigned grateful to their friends and the pub ■ lie, fur the liberal patronage they have received since their commencement in business, would respectfully inform them that tliev have just received the N. \ us.*: and Phil At.RDiMiiA Fashioks, for the Spring and Summer, and are now able to dress a man in <’ity style, at the shortest no lice and on the most accommodating terms. W. J. & J. G. POTTER. Staunton, April 17, 1800.


ocr: THE PEOPLE HAVE CALLED, Jlad I. Paul and T. Burke have answered, BY establishing, at reduced and fair Tates, 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 Icngas wanted, notwithstanding we are threatened with extermination, and vengeance is declared against the Union Hotel, of Winchester, while ever a coach is running from her, from whence they think said Coaoh -emanated. True, it has,^ mainly because the Coaches of Farish, Peyton, Kemp & Co., wrere frequently forbidden to take passengers from said House, ordering them to their office and starting place. Ye who have long wanted th'e accommodation Slaw*, give us proof of your works. Call at the Union,' Winchester, and MeClung’s, Staunton, en joy comfort and plenty at .reasonable rates, and take seats in Coaches from Winchester every Monday, Wednesday &. Friday, from Staunton, Tuesday, Thursday St Saturday. Fare through $4/ ISAAC PAUL, THOMAS BURKE. January 30, 1850.—tf. ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Win chester to New Market. gg}T THOMAS BURKE, Proprietor from New Market to Staunton.


ocr: COACH MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of James Maksteller, in the concern of Har dy &. Marsteli.er, beg leave to inform the pub lie, that they have increased their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds or ftork in their line—such as Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, 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 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 IG, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:u: —— FOR the construction of all kinds of Machinery* we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manu factory, where we are prepared to build TaRESHxnra machines and to do all other work appertaining to Machinist! HARDY fc. BROTHERS. Staunton, May 10, 1849.—tf. ~BOOT^tND SHOE FACTOBVi


ocr: IT11W BOOBS. SKETCHES of Virginia, Historical and Bio ^ graphical, by the Rev. VVm. H. Foote, D. D. ; Life of Mahomet, by Washington Irving; The Queen's Necklace, by Dumas ;Sartain’s Magazine fnr February ; just received and for sale by lurraoru ROBERT COWAN.. grann-torr, Feb. 13, 1850.


ocr: SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT, Sic. 1 j-wfK B YGS low Coffee; 100do. dark green Rio, 1 Ui) 10 hlids. new crop Now Orleans Sugar, 30 bbls. new crop N. O. Molasses, 300 Saeks G. A. Salt, 10 bbls. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, re cited and for sale by W00D ^ DANNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1830.


ocr: HJ. & W. B. CRAW FORD, have in store • and offer for sale. 110 bhls. Fresh Gcuond Superfine and Family Flour, of various and most approved brands j 4 bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar, war ranted ; A lot of well cured Bacon ; 2 firkins F atn ily Lard, and a lot of Venison llams. Staunton, March 13, 1850.


ocr: BAR IRON AND STEEL.-6 Tons assorted ham'd Iron; 6 do. do. Rolled Wo.; 1 do. A. B. Blister Steel ? 1 do. Sheet Iron ; 2 do. Round and Sou a re Iron. For sale by ^ WOOD k DANNER. Winchester Depot/ Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: II. J. & W. It- Crawford HAVE just received and offer for sale, a fresh aad gen eral assortment of FdMILY GKOCER1ES, •coeisting in part <>f 2 hbds Brown Sugar, ♦ 1 hhd No. I Molaute, i bbl Golden Svrup, 2 bhle Pulverized Sugar, 1 “ Steam Refi’d Sugar, 1 “ Crushed do., 3 boxes Loat do., 1 “ Loaf do., 5 sacks Laguira Coffee, 5 sacks Rio Coffee, 1 do Marincaibo do., 2 bbls Roe Herring*, 1 bbl No. 1 Shad, 2 “ Mackarel, 1 box Starch, 1 “ Solar Oil. Together with such other articles in the above line ae are generally kept for sale here. Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.


ocr: ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS! a. m. ssivipsow, Respectfully informs tin? public that he ha* received from Baltimore, a large supply „f Material in his line, such as Lasts, Newest Style, and m very handsome; Ginn Ovc-r Shoes, Guua Percha bottoms, anew and speitdid***»M«!S? article. French Calf Shins; Morocco and Kid, of all description*! Fine Castings for Ladies Gaiters; Franclte for do., va rious colors, a new article j YY hite Kid for YYedding Shoes, &c., &c., which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots, Shoes, &.c., in a style lltal cannot fail to please. All wotk warranted. In addition to the work done in his own shop, hs has ad I ded a handsome stock of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac., of Northern make, which ha will sell at reduced prices, fsf cash, or on the usual time. Ladies’ White Kid Shoes made to order, hr YY’eddings and Parlies,at a short notice. Staunton, Sppt.25,1850.


ocr: ,Ve/r Establishment. COACH MANUFACTORY. rpHE undersigned having bought the interest of James » Marstellcr, in the concern of Hardy it Marstrl ler, beg leave toinformthe public,thatthoy have inrreas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacturs all kinds of work in their line—such as Charioiees, Rockaways, Phaeton*, and Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials, and sa terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given M all kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfas tion,and with a determination to merit a continuance tf the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop nau the Bank. IIARDY & BROTHER*. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. ■lo;. i — FOR the construction of all kindsnf Machinery, we hava a Shop npar to our Carriage Manufactory, whirs w* are prepared lo build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 18*10.—tt.


ocr: x r. riSmuiMvr., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, S Id ttvmv. YIR VLVId., HAS just received from Philadelphia, New York and Bo9ton, a very largo and well selected 6tock ot AMERICA FRENCH k ENGLISH CHEMICALS, Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Dye-Stuffs, if., EXTRACTS «fc FANCY ARTICLES. | At this Store Physicians can rely on having their Prescriptions carefully Compounded. My goods are selected with great care, and will b* war ranted as represented. Staunton, Oct. 2,1850.


ocr: B- THOMAS ALBERTSON* attorney at law, irAY'SESBORO', VA., ThRAC TICES inthe Courts of Augusta, Albe U ‘ , , v- .i_ miino in the room lately ■ mano auu iToiw... .. occupied by Col. George Baylor, where he may be found at alltimes, unless when absent on pro fessional business. Nov. 29,


ocr: TO THE PUBLIC! \ 1 ■ FARE REDUCED. ON and after the 15tlHnst., our Fare between Statute* and Winchester will be reduced to three dollai*. Passengers taking seats by either the Day Light or lb# Night Line, will have the privilege of changing to the oth er at any point on the route. These lines are supplied witfc the very best accommodations, having just procured ft Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for the Day Light, drawn by fine Six Horse teams; s«4 Elegant Tkoy Coaches for the Night line. BjMhis a direct connection is made either at Staunton or ter with all departing lines. The Day Light is tri- weekly. The Night, or eoniie^ ing line leaves Staunton daily, except Sundays,at 1 o' clock, P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M.* tM the arrival of the Cars. CO* For passage, apply at Taylor a Hotel* Wincneeter, and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton, May 15,1850.—tf. __


ocr: Books, «Xc. I1ICTORIAL Brother Jonathan for 4th July; Magazines 1 for June : 11 tunes’ History of England, new rheapedi tion; Mtlmai.’s Gibbons Rome, new cheap edition ; KI Fuehero, or a mixed dish from Mexico. >.V k«ch:jrd M« Sherry. M I).. U. S. N.; Benjamin’s Architecf; Hatfield s American House Carpenier; Snnih’s («r lJ,H‘k phy ; Smith’s Quarto Geography , Smith s Illustrated As tronomy ; Smith's 1st Arithmetic ; Smith s Abr.ogcd As trunomy: just received and for sale by ROBERT COWAN. Staunton, June 12. 1S50. ___


ocr: • K15W (BOTIBSa fPHE subscribers are now receiving their supply of Fall * and Winter Goods, to which they would call the attention of their friends and the public generally, coroprL' sing a general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, fyc. Also a large lot of Ready-Made Clothing, all of which they will sell low. MOSBY St TAYLOR. Staunton, Oct. 1G, 1850.


ocr: Attorneys at Law, , STAUNTON VIRGINIA. rpHOS. J. MICHIE & H. H. ROBERTSON hav ing associated themselvrs together in the practice of 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 found in the office of the sen ior partner. Cb- They will also give prompt attention to the secur ing of Bounty Land claims. 1850.—tf.


ocr: XiAltfPS ! LAMPS • • LAMPS ! ! ! JUST received from the North, another lot of Tough’® SUPERIOR LAMPS, of which the followingare a part: Solar Hanging Lamps; Parlor Lamps, fine article ; Hand Lamps, of all sizes, Glass, Briltama and Brass. Also a number of beautiful Lamp Mats, all of \ which we are determined to sell low. HARPER S; KINNEY,


ocr: JANUARY 13\ 1850. COWNE & BROOKE, have just received a new supply of the following articles: 8 dozen Ladies’ Colored Kid Gloves, 1 doz Ladies’ White Kid Gloves, Gentlemen’s While Silk and Black Kid Gloves, Mazarine Purse Silk, Cherry Color ed Purse Silk. &.C., Stc: Staunton, Jan. 23, 1850.


ocr: NOTICE. rpHE subscribers having formed a Partnership .■* under the style and firm of Raglakd & Hoot, for the purpose of doing a Receivings Forwarding and Commission Business in the town of Scoits ville, respectfully solicit the patronage of the public, They are prepared to transact business of this character as favorably and with as much promptr ness and despatch as any house in the place, and pledge themselves to spare no efforts to render sa^ isfaction to their patrons. They are prepared to furnish Salt, Plaster akd Groceries of every description, at the lowest rates. J. A. RAGLAND, THOS. P. HUGE. Scotlsville, Jan. 9, 1S50.


ocr: Pod SALE OK KENT; A VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot id New Hone. Thc Lot contains about three Acres and the House is a good two-story Brick Building. There are also on the lot a good Barn; Graricry add other out lioiises—also a well of good Water. Apply to John C. Barger, Esq., residing in New Hope for terms, Ac. GEORGE SHAFER. 9, 1850.—6ra*;


ocr: WINDOW OLASSi j rpiIE SUBSCRIBER offers to furnish toBuil ■i. ders. Merchants, and others, Baltimore Glass of the different qualifies, at Baltimore prices,adding ! the freight, and will allow such discounts upon the | prices as can be had in the city, according to the qualities purchased. Call and 6ee before ordering, or purchasing. GEORGE E. PRICE. January iu, 1850.


ocr: To Land Buyers. . : . — A NY one wishing to buy a Tract of 4d0 A" ORES of good Land, well improved, with in 6 miles ofStaunton, having upon it a Mill, Saw mill, &c., and Water power for any sort of machin ery, will find it to his advantage to confer with J. ft. IM BO DEN. Ocf- Address Staun'on, Va., for particulars. November 14, 1849.—6m.


ocr: VIRGINIA :—At Rules held in the Clerk’s Of fice of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the 7th day of January. 1850, Henry Eidson—Plaintiff, AGAINST ( William Kinney and Briscoe G. Baldwin, r.xWs. of the Estate of Nancy Kinney, dec’d, and oth ers—Defendants, • IN CHANCE’RV. . The Defendants, John W. Stribling and Morgan W. Stribling, not having entered their appearance and given security, according to the act of Assent* bljr, and the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that thpy are not inhabi of this Commonwealth; It is ordered, that the said Defendants.do appear on the first. Monday in April next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff : and that a,copy of this order be forthwith inserted iri some newspaper prin'ed in Staunton, for two months successively, and posted at the Ironl doof of the Court-house. A Copy—Teste. > N. C. KINNEY, c. te» January 0, 1850—2m.


ocr: Co-partnership. rIMIE undersigned have this day associated them -■- selves into a firm, under the name and style of Wren, Harper and Kidney, for conducting the Drug and Apothecary business and faf the Sale of Paints, Oils, Dye-stuff's, Perfumeries and all arti cles staple and fancv usually pertaining to that busi ness. ANTHONY ft. WREN, GEORGE K. HARPER. CHARLES N. KINNEY. Staunton, Jan. 0, lSJO.—Vind. copy. I • I


ocr: brittannIa \VAltlii JUST received at (he Hardware 5lofb ilritldn nla Coffee and Tea Pots, Candle St.cks, Spit toons, 8ic., very handsome and cheap. GEORGE. E. PRlCtf, January 16, 1850.


ocr: "PRINTING PRESS «fc TYPE FOR SALE. j ,X1 — | lylTH a. View to the enlargement of our Paper, ” We offer for sale the PRESS upon Which the Spectator is now printed—a Smith Press of the very best quality as the appearance of the paper Will testify. It is acknowledged to Ire one of the best in the \ alley. We have also on hand a largo Fount of good BOURGEOIS TYPE, which will be disposed ol on reasonable terms. L. & J- A. WADDELL. 1849. • |


ocr: | i ! ; JAMES H SKINNER, AH?ff@IBSJarir i\® ikkWa STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. PRACTISES in the Superiorand Inferior Courts of Ati- *■ gusta, the Superior Courts of Rockingham, (Rock bridge, and Albemarle, and in the U. S.District Court Western Virginia. OFFICE, next door to the Court House, in the Brick Row. May 2, 1849.


ocr: NSW boom Life *r Wilt; Rev. ti. Foote’s Sketch ,l lrE',nia i Oram’s Chemistry ; Ollendorff's m* Zl h0? «0 read and speak French $ FrwcbtZ N-Uiraj philoeophy for beginners; Scott's Infra try Tactics ; French Grammar* ; Virginia Housewife; Miss Beecher’s Domestic Receipt Book; Mia* Lesley's Con* plete Cookery; Masonic Chari; just received and fbrnfn Sj f , oi ,eeA WM. CHAMBERS Staunton, July 24,1S50,


ocr: EDWIN L- PARKER, OLIVER A. PARKER. H. 8s. P ARKFif*, Ac CO., S. E. Comer ef Calvert niui Loinbiml stress, lialtimore. DEALERS IN TIN Plates ; American, English and Russia Sheet Iron ; Boil er an"! Floe Iron ; tlor.p and Rod Iron ; Iron Wire ; Tinned Copper; Zinc; Spelter; Pig and Bar Lead ; Lead Pipe; Sheet Lead; Block and Bar Tin ; Tinner’s Tools and Machines ; Stove l nmmings; American urn-ts, an sizes, umicii anu dihck ; liras* kettles; Iron and Plated Pan Handles; Kettle Bars; Perforated Tin, &c., &c. ; topetlu r with every aiticle made use of by Tin plate works—all of which will be sold at the lowest market prices. Brazil's and pattern sheets oT Copper famished to order. Baltimore, Aug. 14, l—ly.*


ocr: oVeif COACH MANUFACTORY. THE undersigned having bought the interest of James Marstellkr, in the concern of Hardy &. Mamtki« i.er, beg leave to inform the public, that they hav# increas ed their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds of work in their line—such as Chariolees, Rockavvays, Phaeton*, amt Buggies, in the most fashionable style, of the best materials,aad «n terms to suit the purchaser. Especial attention gives all kinds of repairing. From the spiflimens of Work seat from our shop, we flatter ourselves to have given satisfac tion, and with 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 & BROTHER* May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: - — • FOR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we have a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, wher# we are prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES and to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf. ,


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. IK order to close the business of the E*,at® ih* I Alexa.de, Hall, we will sell ll,e b.h"«<«S« goods at Cost, r„r Cash. T„ an, on. parch..,eg th. er, tiie Stock wc will rent the J v°nu * i r Ajm» ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, Adttt it. February 27, i860.—tf.


ocr: TAILORING. NE\Y YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS. THE undersigned grateful to their friends and the pub lic, for the liberal patronage they have received «mc« their commencement in business, would respectfu y in orm them that they have just received ti^e N. York anu rHlL aledphu Fashions, for the Spring and Summer, and are now able to dress a man in City style, at the shortest no tice and on the must accommodajing tern*. pQTTER Staunton, April 17, 1850. _


ocr: .Yen' Establishment. CO.iCll MANUFACTORY. undersigned having bought the interest ef Jambs Marstei.ler, in the concern of Hardy &.Marsteb beg leave to inform the public,thatthey have inersan their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds work in their line—such as Chariotees, Rociiauajs, Phaetons, and Buggies, the most fashionnblestyle, ofthe best materials, and en term9 to suit the purchaser. Especial attention given t# kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work teat our shop, we flatter ourselvps to have given satisfac and with a determination to merit a continuance ef liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shopneai Bank. 11AKDY &. BROTHERS. May 16, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. -:o: the construction of all kindsof Machinery, we hav* a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, whera w* prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES to do all other work appertaining to Machinists JiAKDV & BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16,1849.—tf.


ocr: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE subscribers have now received their full stock of TQs HACCO SNUFFS AND SEGARS, which added to tbei*~ stock of home manufacture, enables .hem to otter mduee.ent. t*. nSascrs“ deal will. tbem.-The choicest Ura.ds of Eobacco. Will now be found at their esUbli.bmenr, together with ever,. J iriniioiiof Seears, both iinporfed and home made. No pain*. £££? iX r.iul.r .very ..ti.felta. .o .ho., h^towine their custom on their establishment—MercbauU an* others will find it to their interest to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. q t cochraN & r„ Staunton, Oct. 17, 1849.


ocr: \\ seeing is Relieving. JSiilSIS (2s S^aUBIBXE^'E'a MERCHANT TAILORS. ADJOINING THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, STAUNTON VIRQIJYIA, leave to return their thanks to their friends and a generous public, for the very liberal support th«y heretofore received, and assure them that they *r* by fair dealing, to merit a continuance of the They desire at the same time to inform them, that u.cy are now receiving and opening, at iheir Store Room, adjoining the Virginia Hotel, tiiv,.,lystbeamifnl assortment of goods in ttieii line, ever brought \o this market_ sibling of CLOTHS, CASSIMEIvcs AND VESTINGS, of every shade and variety. Also, -s^EED Cassimcbbv Linen Drillings, and every variely «summer Wear, ail oi which will be made to order, in the be* manner and in conformity with ihe latest Fashions. From their experience in business, they feel w->rrante3 in saying iheir customers may expect fits. Also, ^ M sortment of Ready>Made Clothing, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Pocket Handkerchief Suspenders, &c., &c. They forbear saying anything as to the cheapness of their Goods, believing that a discriminating public can and will judge fur themselves. Staunton, April 24, 1850.


ocr: TAILORING. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHION’S.. THE undersigned grateful to their friends and the pub lic, for the liberal patronage they have received since their commencement in business, would respectfully inform them thafthey have just received the N. \obk akd 1 HU. aledphu’Fashions. for the Spring and Summer, and are now able to dress a man in City style, at the shortest nor lice and on the must accommodajin^terms. p0TT£R Staunton. April 17, 1850. ___


ocr: ~~TAKE NOTICE. order to close the business of the Estate of ihe late Alexander Hall, we will sell the balanceonhe Stock of at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing >ve 'vil|'“(;h0&S^EBX“HAU., 27,18G0.—tf.


ocr: fi. THOMAS ALBERTSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, i nr. rt/tun' l" .1 rr i - —' PRACTICES in the Courts of Augusta, Albe marle and Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col. George Baylor, where be may be found at all times, unless when absent on pro fessional business. Not. 29, 1848. _____ ; j


ocr: COACll MANUFACTORY. 'TUIE undersigned having bought the interest of Jamcs -*■ Marstellkr, in the concern of Hardy & Marstkl ler, beg leave toinform the public, thatthoy haveincreas their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds work in their line—soch as ^ It o M I Q c U rtnl.’ o irntro P Ia _1 Buggies, in the most fashionable style, ofthe best materials, and ex 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 ef liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop near the Bank. HARDY &. BROTHERS. May JC, 1849. THRESHING MACHINES. - p'OR the construction of all kindsof Machinery, »re hare a Shop near to our Catriage Manufactory, where we prepared to build THRESHING MACHINES to do all other work appertaining to Machinists HARDY &. BROTHERS. Staunton, May 16, 1849.—tf.


ocr: H. J. A W. B QRAWrORD U AVE just opened, and ofler fer sale low, 8 dozen pair Country Ruit ^’arn Sicks, large sizes; 125 yards of White and Plaid Linsty and Jeans, Staunton, Ost. 3, I860.


ocr: TO TUE PUBLIC! FARE REDUCED. ON and after the 15th inst., our Fare between Stauntor and Winchester will be reduced to three dollars Passengers taking seals by either the Day Light or the JMight Line, will have the privilege of changing u, the oth er at any point on the route. Tlipse lines are supplied with the very best accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for the Day Light, drawn by fine Six Horse teams ; ant 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,all o’ clock, P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M., aftei the arrival of the Cars. 03- For passage, apply at Taylor’s Hotel, Winchester, and at the Virginia Hotel, Staunton. KEMP &. CO. May 15, 1850.—tf. _ I [


ocr: .VIS IP STORM!, Nearly Opposite M. Cushing’s, STAUNTON, VA. I HAVE purchased of Arch. S. Kinney his entire stock of Goods, and taken the house recently occupied by him. In addition to the present stock I have opened a fresh sup ply of Foreign and Domestic STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Huts, Caps. Shoes, tyc., all of which have just been purchased at the North on the best terms, and will he offered at a small advance. Being determined to offer great inducements to purcha sers, the public are re (nested to call and examine fur them selves before purchasing elsewhere. ALFRED A. ESKRIDGE. Siatintnn, April 24, 185(1—if.


ocr: Iron/ Iron! iron! A LL persons who may wish to purchase Iron are hereby informed that it can be had at the Mount Vernon Forge, on South River, near Port Republic in this County at One Hundred Dollars a 7bn. 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 to purchase all their Iron of me as 1 am satisfied it is not equalled by any made in the State. » ,, „.v JOHN MILLER. Jfcaekintfiaa Ce.,Xu^.21, ISSC^r*.


ocr: Notice* IIAVING disposed of my entire stock of Goods to Messrs ** Junes & White, I would respectfully return my sin cere thanks to those who have so liberally patronized me whilst in the business—I earnestly request those in search Bargains to give the present firm a call, who will al ways be ready to show their GOODS to any one whether he buys or not. So gi\ a them a trial and buy cheap.— indebted to me will please call and settle as longer cannot be inven, bear this in mind. D. M. HUFFMAN. Staunton, December 4. 1850.


ocr: NAILS ! NAILS!! NAILS!!! 100 of Baltimore Nails, assorted sizes, jait r«» *.V/vr ecivcd and for sale at reduced prices. GEO. E. PRICE., Hardware Merchant* Staunton, Oct. 23, 1850.


ocr: DAVXS A. KAYSER H AS ^USt received and w>w offers for sale, a very hand r«T! a88JJrment of City made, Dress and Water CaiumTse'e *£* C,r,of,he ataunton> Oct. 23,1850.


ocr: ___ NEW BOOKfc. AGNES GREY; Shirley; Jane Ayre; 'Phe Maiden and Married life of Mary Powell, af terwards Mrs. Milton ; St. Ledger or the Thread of Life ; the Sea side and Fireside by Longfellow. Just received and for sale by . ROBERT COWAN.


ocr: j Last Notice. I TAKE this medium of informing my friends and the public generally, that I hare sold out my entire stock of CoNFedf iorarIe*, to Mr. Chas. H. Ball, and hope they will extend to him the same liberal patronage they have heretofore extended to me. All persons indebted to me will please come for ward and settle their accounts without delay, as I Wish to leave Statlnton. WILLIAM MILLER. April 10, 1850.-31.


ocr: Stolen PROM the subscriber, near AlidWay, 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. James henrY. April 3, 1850.—3t.


ocr: . NOTICE. A LI, persons indebted to the Estate of Merrill Cushing, dec’d., are requested to come for ward and make payment immediately, as it is very desirable the estate should be settled as speedily as possible; and all thus* having claims against *»:J estate will «" awmehieni to EDWIN M. CUSHING, Agent fur the Adnn’rx of Merrill Cushing, dec’d. February 18, 1850.—4t.


ocr: NOTICE. , . HUGH J. chAWFuRb, avails himself of this opportunity, to tender his sincere thank's to his friehds arid patrons, for thetr liberal support heretofore received, and hopes not only. For its c*in ItnWahce finder tho new firm, but al3o that it may be steadily inrrpaspd. , • Staunton, Feb. 20, 1850.


ocr: Drygs ail'd Medicines, SlILP. MORPHINE, Quinine, Chloroform, Strychnine, Cassia, Lump Magnesia, Blue Smalts, Pure Ground Ginger, Judkins Ointment, Lamp Chimneys, &c., just received and for sale by ... E. BERKELEY. Staunton, Feb. 20, 1850.


ocr: COPARTNERSHIP. I^HE undersigned have associated themselves to gether as a firm, for the purposo of conducting the Mercantile business in Staunton, at the Store formerly occupied by Hugh J. Crawford. Uniting to a stock of Seasonable Goods, carefully selected, a disposition to please and extend every facility in iheir power to those who may favor them with th$ir patronage; they respectfully solicits call from both Town and Country consumers. HUGH J. CRAWFORD, WM. B. CRAWFORD, Staunton, Eeb. 20, 1850.


ocr: LAMPS! LAMPS!! WE are just receiving and always keep on hand, a full supply and assortment of Lamps, (some beautiful style*) for burning Oil,Laid Snd Burning Fluid. 1 luusekcepers ai% solicited to examine our stock. ESKRIDGE & RINNEY, Next door to B. Crawford's. Staunton, Feb. 20, 1850.


ocr: TAILORING. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS. THE undersigned grateful to their friends and (lie pub* lie, for the liberal patronage they have received since their commencement in business, would respectfully inform them that they have just received the N. Y ork and Phil* aledphia Fashio&s. for the Spring and Summer, and are now able to dress a man in City style, at the shortest no tice and on the must accommodating terms. W. J. & J. U. rOTTER-.. Staunton, April 17, 1850.


ocr: _ NOW IN STORE 1 O BOXES Superior Esmeralda TOBACCO, brihgl * £ and mild—a fine article for Summer use. C. T. COCHRAN k CO. Staunton, June 12, 18i>0.


ocr: HARPER’S New Monthly Mag»»n«> dy’« Book I Sartain's and Graham’- Ma?nz.nes, tor August, L.U tell’s Livin-r A©e ; Macaulay’- History ot England, a new cheap editi.ni ; fleUe-of Missionary Enter|.nw,J Painter, Gilder, and Varnisher's Cntnpanwn ; Kjnnedj • Wirt; Foote’s Sketches of Virginia at Sacred Scene* and Characters, by J. 1 • Ilead,<j|oBEJrr COWAN. July 31.


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. IN order to close the business of the Estate hf the 1at» Alexander Flail, we will sell the balaneenf the Stuck of. goods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing the e* tire Stock we will rent the Store Room. ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, Adm /•. Fphruary


ocr: A. CARD. I HAVE been appointed by the County Court of Augus ta, one of the three Commissioners of said Court to state, settle and report the accounts of Executors, Adminis trators and Fiduciaries generally, and to perform all other duties pertaining to such business as are required by the New Code of Laws. . . Part es interested, who may desire my services will please apply to me at my office nearly opposite the Court-house. H. M. BELL. 1850.—6m. | ' ' 1 ! I ;


ocr: ^ Brown’* Cautliaritlinc Blistering Tissue. rT'lIIS eleff»nt Vesicating Tissue, which owes its bliate*. 1 intr properties solely to Canlliaridine, lias been in ©»* (ensjVeHu-o for several years, and is overcoming the prejo jictf entertained by the Profession against new a,,d pmprL etsry preparations. It is cheaper, and will blister mor* surface at less cost than any other preparation. For sal© by sur J HARPER & KINNEY. Staunton, July 31, 1850. and Water Crackers, just at hand and for sale ky


ocr: Dank Notice. f BMIE Board of Directors of Hie Office of the Bank of " the Valleyin Virginia, ut Staunton, will a; puritan additional C leik on Wednesday the 2d of October next. Information as to the duties and salaries of the office can be had upon application at the Bank. EDWIN M. TAYLOR, Staunton, Sept. 10 1850 Cwhter.


ocr: _ iaJKBlLIflil <S3 Attorn e y « at I. u \v, STA UNTON VIRGINIA. JMTOS. J. MICillE & H. H ROBERTSON hav ^ ing associated themselves together in the practice of he Law in all iIip Courts lield in Augusia, will give prompt md dilioenl attention to all business entrusted to them. 3ne of Them will always be Land in the office of the sen or partner. Staunton, Sept. 4, 1850.—tf.


ocr: Iron! Iron! Iron! ALL persons who may wish to purchase Iron are hereby informed that it can be had. at the Mount Vernon Forge, on South River, near Port Republic, in this County, at One Hundred Dollars a Ton. The Iron is of a superior quality, and a constant supply is at all times kept on hand. Farmers will find it to their a— r.. ii.i.vuii tr.eir null ui me ao i ..... ii is n„r«|sailed by any made in U» Sow. m,ll£.r Co., 21,


ocr: _ ___ JYeie Establishment. COACll MANUFACTORY. HE undersigned having bought the internal of James JL Marsteller, in the concern of Harpy Sc Marstfi. I. nn, boo leave to inform the public, that they haveincreas their Stock, and will continue to manufacture all kinds work in their line—such as Cliariotees, Rodcaways, Phaetons, and Buggies, the most fashionable style, oftlic best materials, and tortus to suit tho purchaser. Especial attention given to kinds of repairing. From the specimens of work sent our shop, wo Hatter ourselves to have given eatisfao with a determination to nlerit a continuance #f liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned themselves to renewed efforts to please. Shop near e Bank. HARDY Si BROTHERS. May 10, 1840. THRESHING MACHINES. —-— the construction of all kiudsof Machinery, we have’ a Shop near to our Carriage Manufactory, where WS prepared to build threshing- machines and to do all oilier work appertaining to Machinists HARDY & BROTHERS. Staunton, 10, 1S49.—if.


ocr: TO l ilE R’UtSiL iC ! PARIS R£3B^CJSD. ON and tlmr the 15th inst., our Fare between Staunton and Winchester will be reduced to three dohears. Passengers taking seals by either the Day Light or the Night Line. will have the privilege of changing to the oth er at any point on the route. The *o lines are supplied w ith the very rest accommodations, having just procured a Splendid Twenty Passenger Omnibus, for the Day Light, drawn by fine Six House teams; and Elegant Troy Coaches for the Night Hue. Bylins line, a direct connection is made either at Staunton or \\ inches ter with all departing lines. The Day Light is tri-weekly. The JMght, or council ing Line leaves Staunton daily, except Sundays,at 1 • dock, P. M., and Winchester at 5 o’clock, P. M., atiei the arrival of tho Cars. fw. I.’.„„„„„ nt Tnvlor’s Hotel. \\ inehe6ler: "I I • anil at tlio Virginia Hotel, Staunton. KEMP &• CO. May 15, IS50.—if. _


ocr: Jfle.vico, June 5lh. RECEIVED—Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Fig Raisins, Prunes, Currants, No. 1 Cheese, he., he. CilAS. H. BALL. Staunton. June 5. 1850. __ - NOW IN STORE 1 w) BOXES Superior Esmeralda TOBACCO, brig I a|.d mild —a fine aitielo for Snuwut use. C. T. COCHRAN L CO. Staunton, June 12. 1850. Sj ~ l,t


ocr: TAKE NOTICE. _____ fN order to close the business of the Estate of the late I Alexander Hall, we will sell the balanced the Slock of noods It Cost, far Cash. To any one purchasing the en tire Stock wc will rent the Store Room. ISAAC &. ALEX. HALL,Adm’u. Fcbtuary 27, lSGO.-tf.


ocr: STOCK FOR SALS. WILL be sold on the premises near Spring Hill,on Fri day the 3rd day of May next, some good HORSES, fine lot of Cattle, consisting of 1,2 and 3 year old Steers, several first-rate Milch Cows; also, a lot of good Stork Hogs, andabout 30 Sheop. Terms made known on the of sale. JACOB C. SPITLER, Agent, for Adm’rx of Jacob Spitler, dec’d.


ocr: NOTICE, A T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Junction im. Valley Ttunpike Company, on the Gth inst., it was ordered that the Stockholders be required to pay, immedi ately, to the President, a quota of two dollars on each of their share. JAS. G. PAXTON, Prcs’t of Junction V. T. Company. April 17, 1850.—3r.


ocr: THE NEW riKW, flMJE undetsigned liaving associated themsslvse * together as Apothecaries and Druggists would respectfully solicitjtlfe patronage of their friends and the public. gWarafiyi .They will always keep on hand a fresh and well selected stock, of PRL/5S, PAINKi, OILS, AND DY&-STUFFS-rfilp latest and most approved Patent Remedies, and • general assortment of Farcy Articles, Soars# Perfumery, Slc.. &c. All ondera from Cuuntyr Merchants add PhysU cians, will be'promptly attended to. v * . . A. D. WREN. • G. K. HARPER. C. N. KINNEY. Staunton, Feb. 6,1850.


ocr: ^ATE1TT CHURN'S. DAVIS a. KAYSFR having purchased the right to.Manufacture and Vend C. J. Antho ny’s Double-acting Rotary Churn, will in a few days be prepared to supply the orders now on hand, ami any others who may wish to procure one of the most useful inventions of the age. ( A supply will be kept constantly on hand at my Store in Staunton. l8o0.


ocr: rOR RENT. * i i - . , ' i liriLL be rented to the highest bidder, ’jmjSef ** .,,u;day .the 2nd of March-, lhe; FARM- -of Johnston, dec’d.*, lying dn Middle Rivet, the Lands of Robert Kenney, Geoig* and others, for the term of one or two grata, renter giving bond and security fu^ the rent.— PoeseaSiOT \ViTlbe given immodiejel’y byV *5EO.xW.- HOWRY, WH. S. HANGER. \ ..... ,-.s . .. • 1 Guardians for the Heir*.


ocr: Notice to Contractors and Soad Handi. THE nndersrrred hawln Store the following Goods which he will sell at very reduced price*; .Heavy Road Shovels, long and short han Strong,Steel Spades; Heavy Trace and HaL ter Chains ;.,ftand S|W8 and Curry Combs; Iron Skimmers, Ladles.and Forks; Hollow WsEuCastings, very low ; Tubs, Buckets, Brooms Natfs. Call and look, fot bargains shall be sold HUGH J. CRAWFORD'S# w .. . *.*. • J., 1 Near the Post Office. Feb; 6, lo49.


ocr: ^ JOHN WATTSr ATTOHJBTinr AT LAW<, . IjtROM the,liVeru! support heretofore tom<u r a tnembeV fcf the Bar,in the Court* of Augusta Co., I feel cnccfi:raged to offer my prolcisional,service*, to th# citiCeniof RockimrhXm, Highland, and Focahonta*. To (he Tirtt 1W<r,-lit rtiir respective Quarterly «nd Circuit Superldr 'Courti; and to the other, in their Circuit Su perior Court only. Office in thq. Brick-range, leeond room froth the North end, ou the East of ine Cevrt hohife Square, in Staunton. Feb 1850.


ocr: SAKE Ok* KANtP. ri^HE subscribers wili offer at public sale, oft Sat JL urday the 23rd day of March next, on the a very desirable Farm, with good build two miles from Midway, in Augusta County, 178 ACRES. John H. B. Shultz re op the Farm. Persons wishing to buy a good Farm wHl;dp >yell to attend me sale. me terms be very reasonable and be made known on the iWixWPE, JOHN HAWPE. February 27, 1850.—tds. Harrisonburg Republican copy and charge this Office.


ocr: Augusta County Court Clerk’s Office, To wit: ESTRAY. T1AKEN up by Joseph Neff of Augusta, eonnty on the I5ih day of December, 1849. A DARK BRINDLE STEER, with a white face aud soma while under the belly. And supposed to be tw# years old in the Spring. No mark perceivable,— Appraised to $10 50. (Au Plxtract from the Record*,) Te»te, W. D. TROUT, d. c. January 23, 1850.—3t.


ocr: take Notice; WILL lie offered front this day the entire Stock of GOODS belonging to the Estate of the late Alexander S. Hall; a large proportion of which are very desirable at very reduced prices, for cash! ISAAC & ALEX. HALL, Adm’ra. Staunton, Dec. 5, 1849.—tf.


ocr: /"ILOVER SEED-25 Bushels received and f> sale by DAVIS A. KAISER Staunton, Jan. 23. 1850.—2wi


ocr: Req Hisitlous—Louisa Rail Road. SUBSCRIBERS to the Stock of the Louis Rail ® Road, under the set of March 5, 1849, are re quired to pay into the Bank of the Valley in Staun ton five dollars per share on the 1st day of January and Five Dollars per share on the 1st day of F*& ruary, J&>0. By ord-rmf the Board, ^ 7 JOllN GARRETT, Treaa. December 12; 1849:—tf.


ocr: Clothing at Mtcduittd Priccat I17E invito the attention of the public to our W WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING; which we desire to sell off, in order to make wont for a new stock of Spring Goods. We have on hand Servant’s CorttS, as low as $2 00—and all other sort9 of Clothing which we have considerably re duced in price. .. Call and see, and convince yourselves of the fact, that you can buy of the undersigned cheaper any where else. WALDEAUR Si POLLITZ. Staunton, Jan. 16, 1850.


ocr: THE PEOPLE EtAVE CALLED And I. Paul and Tv Burke IiaVe Answered. BY establishing, at reduced and fair rates, A DAY LIGHT ACCOMMODA TION STAGE, from Winchester to Slallnlotv, in 4 hours less time than the mail ha9 usually made. They are thankful for patronage revived and the many expressions of kind feelings on their behalf, and now in turn must coll and depend upon the peo ple to slistaih them, promising to run on os long as wanted, notwithstanding we are threatened With extermination, and vengpance is declared against the Union 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 Farish, Peyton, Kemp &. Co., were frequently forbidden to take passengers front said House, ordering them to their office and starling 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, Wednesday Sc. Friday, front Staunton, Tuesday, Thursday St Saturday. Fare through $1. ISAAC PAUL. THOMAS BURKE. January 30, 1850.—tf. ISAAC PAUL, Proprietor from Win chester to New Market. fffcgr THOMAS BUItKE, Proprietor from New Market to Staunton.


ocr: NOTICE. IlfHITE St CO., respectfully'arinounce to all *1 persons indebted that all accounts due are drawn off and ready fat adjustment. It will save us much trouble in calling on those indebted if they will call and settle their accounts either by CasU or Bond—the former greatly preferred. Staunton, January, 16, 1850. gjgT Vindicator and Messenger copy.


ocr: PUBLIC SALT. A S Executors of the late John .fijye'rs, dec’d., we will offer for kale.oh Sa tJirday.it he 6th day of April next, to the highest, bidder, two valuable LOTS OF LAND, containing about eleven A ,cre», Xheae Lots adjyip the lands, of Christian Cline. David Myers and Solomon Peters. TERMS.—One half in hand and the balance in six months, the purchaser giving bond with approv ed.security. Sale to cummence at 2 o’clock P. M. CHRISTIAN CLINE, JACOB MYERS. 1 Executors. New Hope, March 13, 1850.—4t.


ocr: SALE or LAND. _____ •;« * filHE subscribers will offer at public sal.e, on Sat A tfrday the 23rd day of Maroh ne*t, ■ on, the premises, a very desirable Farm, with good build ings, two miles from midway, in Hugusia ooumy, containing 178 ACRES. John H. B. Shultz re sides on the Farm. Persons wishing to buy a good Farm will do well to attend the sale. The terms will be very reasonable and be made known on the day of sale. A. M. HAVVPE. 3 WM. S. HAVVPE, JOHN HAVVPE. February 27, 185Q.—tda. • v.v ,A fg&~ Harrisonburg Republican copy and charge this Office.


ocr: Negroes Wanted. • i** - 1W1SII to purchase from 15 to 20 negroes,for which 1 will pay the highest market price.— Addtess me at Spring Hill, Augusta co., Franklin, Pendleton county, or Monterey, Highland county. JOSEPH MAUZY. February 27, 1850.—3t#.—Mess, copy 3t.


ocr: __ LAMPS! LAMPS!! * • WETE are just receiving and always keep on hand, v » a full supply and assortment of Lamps, (soin# beautiful styles)for burning Oil,Lard and Burning Fluid. Housekeepers Itfe solicited to examine our stock. ESKRIDGE &. KINNEY, - - .»•■». Next door to B. Crawford’s.


ocr: SUGAR, COFl?EE, SALT, «fcc. 1 r\ A BAGS low Coffee; 100 do. dark green Rio, IvU jo hhds. new crop New Orleans Sugar, 3Q.bbls. new ctop N. O. Molasses, 80()' Sacks G. A. Salt, ' • 10 bbls. Water, Soda and Sugar Crackers, re ceived and for sale by . r_ WOOD & DAJfNER. Winchester Depot, Feb. 6, 1850.


ocr: Vatent churns. DAVIS A. KAYSER having purchased the right to Manufacture and vend C. J. Antho ny’s Double-acting Rotary Churn, will in a few days be prepared to supply the otuettLrtpW on hand, and any others who may wish U> procure one of the most useful inventiunsof the age. •• A supply will be kept constantly on hand at my Store in Staunton. February 27, 1850.