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Or. Yed)ter'6
-JI' CVN1IVl
rnnaen YreierSatto

rnnaen-Y Ore erSattp,
preis SO Gent bic SlafbG
81 rns lebr itittare 3utereituns, enteeft
nureb cinsn rsasImaBissn uno tcrthmteu psuts
itten Arjt, Der Ne hbsr fiinfSis Sabre III fels
nsr eissnsn prare in Dsutf fhlanO setrautt
bate, III iprltbcm eanpe lte ipabrcn0 jener
5elt auBerlf aus9eoebnt bcnnBt wuros, os,bel5Gs
fen erfaltnnsen, Satarbfeter, enabrhi;is:
Felt, TcuhbnItrn, Scten uub Nhfcnfbmcr:
5sn SIutfpelrn, ieOerart Srult uno gun9cn
tsihwerten, lup N 6ehlums Der brranuabcu
fen Hue5sbruns. 0isIes fanu als Cob Der
rtl9en UaebiSin seiaet rperben, atcr Die 3el'
Observation-Disclosures ftno III fcf(pieIta ca:
Ju; leeer befr!cpisenbe Bcmsis in rsGsn Wrs
tunaen ipro IN rinem Deriude oamlt aciun
Den rperoen, irnie audi tablreiehe gmpf. bluns
acn bic unpeiiunse5ettel tsslsitenr. lleter
1000 SIaI6en Nuo alieiu in pbllaprlrbla
wabreno benz lcsten Dntcr Usrtauft mpreen.
sln itcrieuaeupcr Seneis Don belisnOlustar.
tett, font phrpe sinc 70 sroBe Quant,tdt mic
Drrfauft pcrosn fem.
9o pirfIam 1T bic O1eoi3in ae,psfcn in
Seiluna nsr pcrfhiscencn &rantbclten fur
neltte 0s empfoben it, caB lte alien ancern
3utsrsitunSea pcn Sarlaparll!d, panaecae
&c fhnrll 0cranaebt.
9isls 3suanide ftup BON 3eit 3n 3eit erbals
ten ano betannt 9emabt Wcsosn, absr fer
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NptbeS Spbl 2eDer.

Die llnterf6risHenen fMp 70 chen bon Slcu
Ocrf surifaetebrt mo ile pas art6ts 9lTorz
tcmcnt BON rotbem Seblz Qeoer actauft
bacen, tpsItbes jsmas in olsier Staot anae:
tctrn pcrren. mctbes fle ncbIfe,l psrfaufen
,perrcn. 6dnrlcr perren se pcrtheilbAft fns
rcn nenn fte lbren 8orratb unterfuhsn, te
Uor (te Icntmo taufsu.
I. j. Selir nne %.
Stc. L., 81. ID. gfs psr penn II. st. ct.
Setr. Is. Sm
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Ntsetet AocrlGatasst.

Cine prrfcn mlrp perlanat, um 1000 3cn'
ncn Ncasen:, 6afers, l8cI5ens orcr @eritsn:
Strch, aemlftbt, Ucrwcrrcn crcr in Sctun:
pen, su iammcln unc gu hbsrIlsfern fur mel
tbe Saarae!o tc3abIt MIRO an Der "Nrrer'e.
Scrr Dapiernhblr. 3cll an rer 0rhfr at
aelracn, fir &cbcn une &cmmcu. OlSn nen:
De ltd an Die Saftrrit, 9cpcr'e 8"rr, pier
Olelleu obcrbab Db6nIrpllle, g. N.Sbrpcd
unp en-, Deer an QG. 80. Snisbt, 229 Warft
Srabe. Qbllarelphia.
81. D -Baubcl5, Salf unp &pbIen (tnt
am ndmlicben pIaRe Su baben.
0cecmkGr %. SO11
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9eute melhe Soau6baltunQ anfanqen

Geute melhe Soau6baItun9 anfan9en
Sntsn cine s:cbs lus1rabl bon Sitern am
wptlfcisu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tettebenp
aus Wiriern unp Sateln, gBltteIn, s6pfrn
&elieln, patc9tirtsn metaIlenen SciieIu trps
ferncn &eiieln 8hsclslicn, g laelampen,$ $lhs
tcrltodrn ahntHrm, gepsrn uno hcbcn
IBaarrn. gtsnfalls ein srcBce 2tGortemrnt
ron Spic9cIu pfauieL Sebaufru II. 3ans
sru, &6rtsu &C, &c. BcbIfeiI 3u prrfaufsn
an Der g6s rsr DGnn uup 4ten Strabe, se.
ssaIbsr 5duium'e 6otsl, tei
Ssbruat 22. Sranflin MILLER.
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MT. Cullen
0SieDer SieQreiO +!

./NN<Nt kNSk NsNr
Nowaub unp 1B altpn. pbilacslpbla
W'sins Gsrrem. &ershuateit aeaen Sie Ic
prhl. ale pflbt ole ltb Dem putifum ftbu
es, peraulalien MIDI Shnsn cine Purge anaa.
ts prn peu rmpertarcn >elteu meinss Sct:
mes 1Biiam III liefern uno Dlec Die bieffe
Seuanif fiPn perrm eritaunt iein, III ttn'
ben rab or nod lett, unr NOD mshr, pat CT
rclsntf aehellt Don ettn flbmerlltben Anss
foliage Moran CT f. i1nae gelttten.
es lhtc nuu mchr aIs plcr Sabre, bab Die
Rranthet ;uGrtt ihrE erihenuna matbte al
ttucm fGlnsr .Stine, III tigten unc eiternbrn
Seiebphrcn SIe6 naucrte Idnacr ais rtn
Sabr. blslr bn i'm Sett unb ipdbrenp oieisr
3eit rparen riuiae Stifs &Mobsn berausaes
tcinmen. -Gs tract Damn lrlcbcr an istnsm
hrme ans, ~ sini9en rrlnltoben Seitbnltren.
Gtniat &tafe &ucthen fanlem dutb aus Dem
lrmt .}n nicier 3elt (;pci Sabr une ichs
Olruar par CT untrr Der Sebanoluna Urrs
fGieesnsr unicrer tctten urr3tr (unb nabm
mchr ais ercii(t9 5Slaihsn Sariaparilla umr
c5ceur rtn) mno purbe bon ben Ocftcrsn ais
untstltar ertlirt. CT purbs oann auf
gmpfsbluns pee JSrn Sa,lCburit nah 'BiIIe
5csrttal' aetratht. po tr erel Olcuat blicb,
uMter eer 0fbaurIuna pcn 9r. Dariib. gr
murhf bAun he,uiacfhifg, ais mnbcIlkar. oJn
siutatu 0GrnatcM bratb ca6 anbcrt Veln aut
III ctFCncn SeittwAren GpiritIe bon Sheer
rurrc pcu elnsm 8rcunec rmpfpblen = CT ae;
trantbte eleien fir nnAefibr pier Monat, obs
nc 0luBrn---ln oGr Chat CT rpuroe fthlimmrr
mo eb nuB iaacib I'D sab allc 6ofnnns anf
ea6 CT Ir pectr aenelrn ,plrce IN oicicr Seit
rirtb mir Der ebrtp. u. .. Sillct Sbre 0ie
pi3n III prcttrCu Sct bate Iebr nena
SiauttH taraM, lth ae,tehe es, (pa itb 20 pie
Ie MrbBucu chnc NuBcn problrt bate er
ttaann Irrch am O1ir3 u o 1916, Die
spauacs IN nebmrn uno bat lts o Osos
nat aekrauht. 9rei D1cnat naehoem er cen
Sctraut tcr SDanaesa te9ann, fam Gin Gr
fhrIr on isinem 6alle, uter nem Sebultcr:
fnoe6cu, gum DOrihcin. Sics tlieb ctfen,
tls prr unaefibr 5 98chen, tp . s bell
ts Gr 1T nun 9eiunp unb aenirBt nun p6I
liace Bcbirln Stb flAe banttar mcin
3euaniB ben pie!rn bri, rpclb Se tGrcits boz
Zen rcu ncr tpunrertaren 6eiIeraft Sbrer
uDr GuilCu'6 Jnoian Ceoetable panas
eCa" Ad,tunQspCa Sbrs
1arrict .. SarFer.
[NEtlbtr bon YbnaotIpbial Jest Srainarb:
ifrass, Wicunt (Hplp, 9feu SsrlsD, Sanuar
lS47.
Sosuts, am nemWbntsn Sage Mdrh u. 9.
l847, srtdiCn periDnilCb pcr mir bem llntsrs
lbrisbsnen, einsln osr Nlbsrmsn IN unb fir Die
Statt philadelphia. I5arriet .. Barter, Die,
uabesm iis tsm Ssits 9tmds rihti9 psrsicet
mar, an9ibt une io9t, oab be in ct9sr Nn9os
gaze onaefilbrtsn Sbltiacbsn rpobr itno.
5arriet .. Barter.
Q>sitmcren uub untGritrisbtn pcr mir
Jebn Ubempien, AIcsrman.
Ores une SIeinperfouf Bel EoWano une
fOalton &jaenthum;r, $40 MarftifraBs,
phiinbsIpbtd, pa.
,en9lane npc 0JcI,Iafen Z. y gam'
bsrt uno 1eicpb z. pofcr, &eacin8, Ya
:. 2 6. 0lartim pott8pile, pa.
:. .. Sails, mljner8pian 90.
9aunbsr une Sraum ShuDIfia S,nptn, DO
Or G5silers, 'pctt6toun, Pa.
Sanuar 4. 2lN.
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Wionumente, @rabifeine
unD Soudrbeif.

Tis llnkrssibnetsn betsn esm psrsbrtsn
Yublfum ibrs 9isnife an, in &usfnbrun9 BON
sinfabsn uno psrsisrtsn Wicnumsntsn, Warf
mcrs unb Sanei ifsins9trbsitsn su pebIfsilsn
Yreiisn.
Sclte ibrsr Wttbhrssr, mslds st,pas 3ors
siisIdss in Dem ob9sn Sabs 81 babsn min:
fbsn, iinb boflitbif sinsslaosn ansurufsn uno
ibre frtissn Nrbsitsn, ws audi ibrs 9robsSaills
lung pon 3sbnunssn fir Wacnumsnts uno
Grabitsns in aussnfbsn su nsbmsn.
5. <. 5trefer
... <. Sotem, .
1isssbabnifrass, jwifbsn Der psnn unt
SranfIin, Nsaoins.
Popelrber 80. 3r.
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Seine Sur, feline Sesabluns.
Dr.. GuQen's inoianilb peaetabilifbes

Getne Sur, fetne Ve3ablun9.
Or. Gullen's inoianilb pe9etabiifbes
Seilmittel
Drfthsrt su bsilsn ccsr pae Selo mirb 3u.
rlferitattst. Sisfe meri3n 1T naeb einsm
inranifhen Ns,spts perfsrtiat, tpeItes nit
arcBen Soften BON eincm berieIten I'm fernen
Bsiten erlanst purbs. Sisjsniaen wslht
NIT ren Snciansrn tetannt 1np, ,pliIen oa6
ite Senerp beien cbns bic SenntniB ron
Ulerfurp, Salfam crsr ctmas Der Hrt. 9ie
seicenbsn batcu nun cine Sesasnbeit aebeilt
III nsrpen, ctns fis &sfabr bon Olcrfurp
orer esm unanacnshmsn Getraub rcn 8al.
iam.-Owfr W1spiJln bat stnsn anacnrtmsm
@'iebmaf nno libt tsinsn risebsnpsn Itbsm
suriif.
3utcrctet non Rewano unp 1Deften,
unc I'M &rcbsn unr Sle4ncn su pcrtaufen tsi
Z q. Eonano, Slnm. s76 marttNross
0bilacrlrba. !. .. gambert uns Gn9.
lano unc tIetlIafen, Nsapins.
Septcmter 7. l847. 1S.
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9eeme 0Iter, meuer Stpbr
mn 0rOEe V1rOeu6

ilo oroBe 0dr9eh6!
,SranfIin Miller - ede oer Ocnu unb
4ttn Strasc auf gfert's altsm Stanb, bat
Elm arcbcs ANortsment barte Waarsu erbals
ten. ioltts als 1mtcGe, &rotlhmot. wcrts
5cuae, gNsn GtabL Na9elfansen &C. &C.
Wehlftil gum 0trfanf bci j. l1Iiller
G6e Der DenM uUp 4tsn ct.
Sshruar 90.
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Or. Nrierrtcb Sd,l1ub's
QSunD : 0QIiam.

sin erproktee 6Gilmittel fir 8raneittapen,
Stnltt: nnc Stieb Wunren, Serrenfunaen,
Nbcamatlemns II. {, NJ, 1T 70 etsn erbalten
ND snm Trrtauf III cirier Ornfsrei-prsis:
25 gcnle cas Sldeeten.
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eSoloaa McUert,

SefenbQnoler, Sfen: uno Sleb: Sbmiot,
erlautt l(h ieinsn Soblreihrn Sreunrcn bier
init anSnsciaen, paB CT fcrtfdbrt Iein Srlbift
in alien 3peiScn 3u tctreiten, uno Spar arn
alten Stanp, 0lc. 81, i'm 6tIitbrn Marft:
Sierc6, nabe tei BCrtc's 6otrL no man
fortmdbrenp cine binldnaIibs Iut,r0bl pcn
~ $ fen eoer Nrt
@dq ftnoen rpiro, nomentli6 Rob:
w Slcr's complete Keeb6fcn, mel
de fthcu felt mcbrGn SNbrtn i'm Sepr0uh
uno meSen lbrCr 9utCn gl9Cnlhaiten blnIdna
lid tCtannt fnO. Gbcnfa!ls Kobler'8 neue
iuftcictte (air-tight DatCnt & o eb ZEN.
Scrner uemeoe's Empire & eh fen. fila
Rcblcn uuo 6cl,. msltbs tci Nen Sunitanes
ilellunaen in Soitpm Wcu 0cre nr pbllas
rcIpbia rae rrite Yrcmlum erbleItsn 9icie
Oefen iperocn Ucrtilrat rab, itr ale Die gi9cll:
1haftcn tGfsen, rpeltbs reniclbrn 3uldhrics
bsu werren -Scrner, allie Scrten BON 6ol3:
unb Soblen Oetsu, gum 8straueb fir Spar:
lcr, Stubcn, &iebsm unc oucrve 3lmmer.
2Gle urtsu pcu 8lehscihirr, Ofsnrobrsn,
Soebtopfcm II. /. ID fnc iercr5eit prrrdtbia
unr ,perrcn auf Scltcuuns ftuell uno tiIl9
perfcrtiat.
Sanfbar fur bic Fisher aenciTcue &uno:
i6aft MIRO er Ith trtretcn, audi ,pdbrenp prr
bcrannabcnoen Sabrslelt burth prcmpte Ses
oiennnq uno tillaC prCiIc ale Senjcuiaen
prIIe Sefrieriama Sn aPtCn, Die i'm init ib:
rem 3uiprucbe teebreu mtacn
Neaclna, Scptemter 81. tp.
81 y. llte Oefen uno ancerCr Su6 wer;
cCn IN SauItb dnQenrmmen.
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@ulumbia SridsnSsicalhoft, 6 Golumbio par
@arliale pttp* III Sarll5le, I
DUDlestaun Ditto Su DcDlestauu, par
gaIfon btttp* Su @aitcn, par
@r6an9s Ditto ;u ptttsbnrg, J
Certificate 2
Grhan9e 3ipei9 ju SpIicapsbur9, +
@rie Ditto ju erie, Ii
warmers II. 9rCpers gu @opnesbura. II
DO SabItar in curramt SOnOs Ii
Tranfln bittO gu Safbn9tcn, |
Farmers 8aufo .. Buds @tD s.Sriifcl, par
warmers pitto ron Qaneafsr* ;u qancaiter por
Farmers Ditto, bon NsaoinaH ~ Mea. par
warmers Sanf pon SbuplfQ @auntp par
5oarrisbur9 Ditto iu 6arriSbur0, !
6cnestole Sonf ~ (cpne6Nale, |
|Qanfoitsr DO. ~ Qanfaifcr, par
saneaitcr gauntp 8ane, 5u &anealtsr par
Qeboncn DO. iu 0ebanon, :
Merbonts II. Manuf. 8anf+ Yittsbur9, :
Oecncaocbsla Ditto pon SrounSpias /
YRiners Sanf bon VottS0ille, par
Office Der Sanf pon Ysnnf. 6arriSb. par
Office DO DO Ganeoifsr par
Office DO DO &sabng par
. flee DO 60 Cation par
Snplcrspile Deloware Sri6en Co.. -
z Icwanba DO. Su Tpmanbd, Ii
gSslt Sranh Sonf, Eilliam8port II
Wpcmin9 Sanf 5n Bilfesbarre, II
Ocrf btto* Su Oorf, !
Nen SerIep,
Selpibsre Sanf' iu Seluiters, }
burlington So. Sanf, Msbfore, par
cmmsrfal Sanf' Ysrtb Nmbcv !
Cumberland Sanf* Sripgeton, par
6armerS Sanf* Mcunt 5opap par
Sarmsrs II Wehanies SaNt, Nabwap J
Sarmsrs II Ole6amles DO Wnopletcnn !
Wcrrls 60. Bamt' Olcrristonn !
Onbanies Sant, Surlinston par
Wlpbanles 90 Slepart !
Olshanics uWlannfacturcs bo"Srsntrn par
0lcwart 8ant SUI. Co Stewart !
Oranae Sant', Orange !
| DscpIes Sant, Vatsrica !
Drineeton Santf, princeton par
Salem 8anflns Co., 9alem par
9tats Sant&st, Sleware ]
@tate 8ant* gll3atetbtcwn ]
State 8anf' gamben par
Gtate Sanr Of Wlprrie* WiDrristcwn ]
State Bant' 0lcp 8runswiG IA,
SnGsr 8ant@ Sle,pton
3renton Vantina Co. Srentpn pa,
Linton Sant* 0oUer
Stem 6cps 9eI Br. gO* $amtertpille 7s
Selamare.
Sanf .SStImin9tCn u.Sranbswine pa
Sanf BON 9sIawars> 9Silmin9ton pal
Sanf pNn Smrna, Smirna, pa,
Srmers Sanf pom Staat 9eIap. @9cper,
uno ibre Smeiae pa,
Union Sanf. ;u gEln,in8ten, pa
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Contribution Der 9Ser Stoofen

in esutitbsr 9prarbs, nit smsdmd6asn Nn.
merfun9sn uno @rfldrun9sn bsNlstst, it 70 sben
srbaIten unp gum Ssrfauf in oisfsr 9rudsrsi,
Yreis so Sent paS @rsmplar.
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9brenner'6 Oermifuoe,
Gin fsbr mirfIomss Wtittsl sur 9srtuibunl
Der QSirmsr 10 sben stbaItsn uno ium Ser.
fauf in pisfsr 9rudsrsi. Vrsi6 25 Sent.
Neapina, Sanuar a. 81.
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Or. Iobn 13jenIp's

Or. Jobn 1ienIe's
itnfrbltarcs Oiittrl CUR 6eiluna res Nina
rpurms crrr 8 ctter, 70 chen crbalten uno
gum Serfauf in oiefer Oruderei
Dreie so Gent Die Scbaebte(.
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QSertb Der YanfmDten.

aa' tisjsnissn Sanfsn, nsI'bs nit sinsm
C) Stsrn bsYibnst Il ,, babsn sntmsoer falls
fb' resr um9sdnbcrts 0cten ron psribisbss
nsn Ssnsnnunesn i'm llmIaufe.
stas NIT einem Cd SrsuS bsjsbnstsnSans
fen parsn fribe 6Tsntlibe 9spolitsSanfsn.
@stF nitbt ratb am Nctsn tu nsbmsn
Sanfsn bic in bisfsr elite nibt bsnannt ino.
Sis iino stwscsr ssbrOben tSsr 'brs Nofen ilne
un9an9bar.
SanFen in pbilaoelpbia.
/ Ramen. 9isecnto in Pbilab.
Sanf BON Hprtb Nmerifa# pal
Ncrtbsrn 2ibertisS' par
Ysnniplpana* par
Ysnn Saunfdips pa'
Der Ser. Staat.' 25
Commercial Sanf,* pom YsnnipIpansn pa'
Sarmer6 u. McbanitS Sanf pal
8irarb bitto+ Pol
Rsniin9tcn DO. par
Sanf Of SCmmsree,t pal
Wanuf. II. Mebanics pa,
Wehantcs Sanf in pbila, pa'
Vbtlaoelpbta Sanf* par
Scutbparf Ditto par
ShuDlfpll Sanf, par
Weltern Sant par
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Sanfen i'm Snnern ce6 9anoe6.
SbamberSbur9 81 Sbombsr6burs :
@sttiSbur9* ju @sttIsbur9, !
Yitt6bur9, Su Yitt5bur9, !
Susqucbanna Go. O1cntrcIe -
@bsitsr Gauntp III Bsithsftsr, pa,
9slaware Sauntp* gu Gbsifcr, par
@srmantaun ~ Germantown, pa,
QswiStaun ~ QemiStann, -
Ntiboletnun ~ Micpletaun,
Wcnt9Umsrp Co., ;u RcrriStaun pa
Nortbumbsrlanp Su 9tprtbmnbcrl.pal
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-12
MARKET NOTICE,

compliance with resolution of the Common
Council Of Staunton, adopted on the 9Th inst,
hereby give notice to the citizens Of the Town
and all concerned. that the Ordinance 10 establish
and regulate Mar er' will be strictly enforced by
the Mayor from and after the first day of NAV
next.
The Ordinance referred to prohibits the sale Of
"nesh, fish, fowl, butter, eggs, cheese, vegetables.
roots. fruit, or other things usually sold in we'll
regulated markets" at any other place than at the
ket-house, within the limits of the market.
which are as follows :-beginning at the south
corner Of the Market house lot, thence northwardy
win the line Of said lot, and across the street to
point on the northern side of said street. thence
Westwardly TO the southeast of an office on
oiacRouIn's lot, thence southwardly down the west
side OF the street towards Benz. Crawford's store:
toa point opposite the beginning, thence eastward
~ to the oeg'nnng.-on any day until after the
hour OF III O'Clock. A. NJ; and any person, wheth-
er seller or purchaser, violating the provisions of
said Ordinance, will subject, himself to the penal
ties therein stated.
The Market hours shall commence at day light,
and continue until | o'clock. A. NJ
JAMES +. PATTERSON. c. e.
April l2, lS4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-04-12
DOGS

4 n obedience TO a resolution Of the Commofi
Council of Staunton, adopted on the 9Th inst. /;
l. hereby give notice 10 the, citizens Of the TOWN;
that the Ordinance concernint, doris viii ho s,,;.,I
enforced by the Mayor from and after the Isl dat
OF May next. The said Ordinance prohbi,s the
keeping OF more than one dog, free of TAXATION on
any 'enament or lot within this corporation, (except
butchers and tanners who are permitted to keep
two,) and license therefor must be obtained bv
me owner OF such dog or dogs, and he shall more
over Keep upon the neck of such dog, collar bear
ing the initials ofhis name, under penalty of IS
cents Tor every day on which said dog is going at
large without such collar.
ANY housekeeper or head Of i family being the
owner of more than dog, and every other freq
person. unless residing lot or tenement where
no ''her cog is kept, shall pay tax annually of
one dollar per head for such dog or dogs: and any
person violating any of the provisions of said Or
dinance, Will subject hmselfo the penalties therein
stated.
JAMES f. PATTERSON. G. e.
April IL, 1913. -
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WING CONVENTION.

The Wing County Convention assembled on the
l 18th inst, aud was organized by the appointment
OF Col 5. HARNSBERGER as Chairman. and
j. ID. lMEoDEN and j. G.. McCuE as Secretaries
After mature deliberation, the Convention nom;.
mated HuGH w. SHEFFEy and JOHN MARSHALL
McCUE, esqrs., as the Wing candidates Of Angus.
Ia, for seat in the next General Assembly of Vir
ginia.
On motion of Col. Jas. Crawford it was unani-
mousiy resolved, That this Convention recon
mend to the Wings Of the county as every wav
worthy of their confidence and support the nom
inees of the Convention
die '''''
SAMUEL IIARNSBERGER. Pres't
J. ID. IMRoDEN,1 G.
j. c. McCUE, oecrs'
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GENEEosITY 1T will be recollected that Mr.
neouion Paine OF Conway, was pardoned out of the
9'a'e Prison IN New Hampshire in January last. on
me ground OF innocence, ne having been convicted
IN November, 1916, by means Of false testimony. of
having hired boy to burn barn. The case Of
Mr. faine was recently brought before the Lepis-
Ia'ure OF New Hampshire, and a committee was
appointed to investigate the subject 1t appeared
mat PANE, while in the State Prison. suffered
much In health, and that, though restored to liberty
ne has not been and may never be restored TO th2i
bodily strength and vigor which he possessed before
his confinement. He expended his all in MAKING
his defence; the means of support and necessaries
OF life were taken from his family, and his son sold
his only cow TO provide means to secure the nro,ec
ton of Innocence. In view of these facts. The TO-
port Of the committee SAYS:
For all this money can make no rccornpense
The Commonwealth has had, however. his earn
lngs for fourteen months these she can and should
re-pay,-not stintedly, as if she grudped if bnt
freely amply and cheerfully as if she were as ready
torePalr as redress an ipjury-earnest not less tn do
justice TO the Innocent than to punish the ouItv
The committee accordingly reported resolve for
giving him $500 to be doed out 10 him or his fam
ly by the Selectmen Of Conway
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o BIT a q ~

DIED, Thursday the 3Oth dsv of March NJ
MARY JANE WALLER, wife Of Ezra Walker esq
IN the @6th year OF her agc.-Rdnd,cha Repvbficnl
DIED, in Bath county, on the 3Oth ultisno Mrs MA.
ny T.. PORTER consort Of Capt John p Porter and
eldest daughter OF Andrew Sitngton esq in the 9th
year Of her age.
DIED, IN Tazewel county, Va on the 18Th uIt;nno
Mr. GEORGE SPORTS, formerly citizen Of this county
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WIG CANDIDATES

Co Wearo authorized to announce Col. J. Mar.
SHALL McCuE as candidate to represent the
County of Augusta in the next House Of Delegates
Of Virginia
Co We are authorized to announce Huou w.
SHEFFEY, esq, as candidate for re. election TO
the Rouse OF Delegates of Virginia from the Coun-
~ of Augusta
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES..
o. We are authorized TO announce SHELTON S
ABNEY and JACOB BAYLOR. osors as copdid,,os
to represent the County OF Augusta in the mex
House of Delegates of Virginia
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HARD QUEsTIoN.-A ST. Lonis paper asks
the Union whether The sending Lieut. Gillespie.
disguised as merchant through Mexico to Cali
lorna, TO Join Lieut.. Fremont, who was s,rpeuinc
IT. California, and both to aa Uigorously there sir
months before the commencement ofhustil;ties. was
right or wrong, provided Mr. Polk had not deter
mined TO commence the conquest of that country so
soon as he could provoke hostities.
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PRorHEcY.-The New Orleans Evening Ma
tionsl Within ninety days after the final
ratification OF the Treaty of Peace between the u
hiled ola(Ss ct the North and the Republic of Mex
ico, Inc Mexican Departments OF New Levi, ~
maullpas, and Coahuila, will revolt and declare
themselves free and independent Of the Government,
OF Mexico Gen: Mirabcau b. Lamar, of Texas
VIII be the first President Of the New Republic OF
New Leon"
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SIMULTANEOUSLY 600
MRS. DYER

4 AS just returned from Richmond with sun
ply OF the most fashionable Bonnets for the
approaching season, with also rich and beautiful
assortment of materials for Bonnets including flow
ers, ribbons, &c. She will dispose of these goods
-" most reasnna h!a terms and make ND the IN -,
erals TO order in the most complete and fashions.
Bile style; and In this line as well as in ManIna
making, having provided hcrselfwith an exner;enc
ed hand' she hopes to please all who may favor her
WIN their custom.-She still resides in Mr.. Ouin.
house. WIG Oou''-
April, IL, lS4S.--3t.
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N'OTECE.

lie Undersigned most respectfully give notice
otaunton and ITS vicinity, that they still continue
the BOTCHERLNG BUSINESS. and that
they may be found hereafter, regular, three times
week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS. ) at
stall, No. !, in the Market-house. ~ a.
lhey also desire that the Farmers will bear i,
mind mat Cattle, Sheep, Veals and Shoats. are
always given p'''''
JOHN A. HARTMAN g. co
April l2-3t ~ ~
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Works OF JOHN Quincy Ap,ms-we learn
from the New York Express that Mr. CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS is shortly to publish the works of
his ilustrous father, in some fifteen or twenty large
octave volumes. The deceased Statesman, who
carefully revised them for publication, by his will
appropriated sum OF money TO defrsy the expense
OF printing. Among the unpublished writings of
Mr.. Adams is said TO be new version Of the Psalms
IN Metre, translation of Wieand's Oberon. and
several minor poems; but the chief portion of his
MSS will probably prove to be historical and bio
graphical works.--BaK finer.
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

RAROUCHES, Buggies, Rockaways. and :,
me, close Family Carriage, all of which will
be sold low. The subscriber is also prepared tn
90 all kinds of repairing at the shortest notice and
at the lowest prices. "N
A tine assortment of Chairs is kept constantly on
Vail anu see. {.
Stanton, April II, IS4S