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ASPARAGUS.
Giant.
BEANS.
Early China Dwarf,
do. six-weeks. (yellow.)
do. Mohawk,
do. Canada.
co. Refugee, or 1000 to one
do. Royal White kidney.
do. Red Marrow,
do. Valentine Dwarf,
do. Rob Roy do.
do. Horticultural Pole,
do. Dutch Case Knife Pole
white
do. Large Lima do.
do. Carolina, do.
do. Dutch Runners, white
do. Large do. (scarlet }
- -
Early Flat Bassano,
do. blood Turnip,
do. Orange do.
do. French Amber Sugar.
do. White Silesia do.
do. Long Blood,
do. Mangel WuriZel,
do. Swiss Chard Silver,
leaves used for green's,
BROCCOLI.
Large Purple Cape,
do. White do.
CAULlFLOWER,
Early,
do. Large Late,
CABBAGE.
do Early Sugar Loaf
do. Early Dutch,
do. York,
do. Drumhead [BatteIsea,] j
do. Bullock's Heart,
do. Large York,
do. Bergen,
90. DIumhead,
do. Mammoth, (new0
do. Cromwell's Superb,
do. Flat or Late Dutch,
do. Green Globe Savoy,
do. Drumhead Savoy. new,
do. Green Glazed,
CABBAGE.
Turnip Rooted,
CABBAGE.
Red Dutch Cfor pIckling,)
Colewort or ColIards,
CELERY.
Large white Solid,
do. Rose-colored do.
do. Silver Giant, (new,)
CORN.
Early Hawk,
do. Canada, F.!
DO. Smiths White,
do. Sioux or Dutton.
DO. Tuscarora,
do. Sugar, |
do. White Flint,
CRESS.
Curled or PePpergrass, |
do. Broad Leayed, |
do. Extra Curled, (new,)
do. Wafer,
CUCUMBER. !,
Earlv Green Cluster,
do. Frame.
do. Short Green,
10. " hite Spined, |
DO. Long Green Turkey,
DO. do. [KeeneIl
10. small Gherkln, for
pickles, l.
CARROT. |,
EARLY Horn,
10. White Field, |,
10. Long Scarlet or Blood,
10. Orange. h
MARTYNlA. L
" MarkenOes for pickling,i
EGG PLANT. h
Large Purple, l.
10. White. (ornamental,) Ii
LETTUCE. i
imperial Sugar Loaf, Il
10. Early White Head, L
70. CurleG SiIesia, Il
20. Large Green Head, l.
o. DrumIead,
%. Ice Head, /
o. CosS, "a
o. Royal Cabbage Head, {
Learly.]l
LIE TTUCE. IL
Extra Cabbage Head, :
Also on had a large Yarie
his Catalogue.
Raleigh February 10th Is-
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ENRY ID. TURNER,
RALEIGH, N. c.
Ido. Brown Dutch,
MELON.
Large musk,
lido. Cantelope, (yellow0
do. Green Citron,
lido. Fine Nutmeg,
do. Wards Nectar, superb
/, do. Pine Apple,
do. Persian,
do. Pomegranate, Fragrant,
do. Water Imperial, (scar-
/ LET flesh,)
do. Early Apple Seed,
!!do. Long Island.
Ido. Carolina,
lido. Citron, for preserves.
lido. Mustard White Brown,
/ NASTURTIUM.
! OKRA.
Long White,
do. Short Green,
ONION,
white [Silver Skin.l
do. Yellow.
do. Red,
lido. Welsh or French, for
Soups.
PARSNEP.
Guernsey or Cup,
! do. Long White.
do. Hol low Crown.
| PARSLEY.
Plain or Single,
do. CURED,
do. Dwarf Curled,
PEAS,
Early Cedo Multi,
do. P,ince Albert, (new and
do. MAY, (Extra.)
do. Washington or JUNE,
do. Charlton,
do. Bishops Early Dwarf,
do. Large White Marrowiat
Go. Black eyed do.
do. Dwarf, do.
do. Prolific,
do. Blue Imperial,
PEPPER.
Squash,
do. Bell or Ox-heart,
do. Bull Nose,
do. Mammoth,
do. Long Cayenne,
do. Cherry,
do. Sweet Spanish,
PUMPKIN.
Mammoth,
do. Large Yellow,
do. Cheese,
RADISH.
Long White Summer.
do. Early Scarlet Short TOP
do. Long Salmon
do. Scarlet OF Early Frame
10. Scarlet or Cherry Tur-
nip,
DO. Philadelphia Large Tur-
nip,
10. White do.
10. Yellow do.
10. White Fall Spanish,
10. Black do. do.
RHUBARB.
EARLY Tobo!sk,
10. Mayatt's Scarlet Vic
toria,
10. SavOry Summer, |
SPlNAGE,
Broad Leaved Savoy,
10. Round Leaved, |
10. New Flanders Prickly, |
SALSAFY,
'r Vegetable Oyster. |
SQUASH,
Bush Crookneck Summer.
10. Dutch Summer Scallop |
white,
DO. do. do yellow,
10. Vegetable Marrow,
10. Bergen Striped Bush,
10. CTookneck Winter,
10. Cocoanut or Porter,
10. Sweet Potatoe,
10. Valparaiso,
10. Thyme Sweet,
TOMATO,
-arge Smooth Red,
70. Yellow,
%. Cherry. or Cuba,
TURNIP,
:arly Dutch or Spring Flat.
fy Of Seed. not nams cd in
~. 716-
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Under the Raleigh Telegraph Office,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
FNHE extensive patronage this Establishment has
ceived the past year has induced the subscriber to
ENLARGE HIS STOCK,
and he is prepared the demands of his
customers with the largest and best assortment of
READY MADE GOODS
before offered for sale in the State of North Carolina
His Clothing is manufactured in superior manner,
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
and in quality and style cannot be surpassed by any
clothing Establishment in the State.
u Purchasers respectfully requested to call and
examine. E.. L. HARDING
Raleigh Oct, 0, lS4s. 727-3m.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
NOMPRIS1NG all the popular varieties, Just received
~ and for sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
Raleigh, Feb. 6. ls49. 744.3m.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLS,

MANUFACTURED STEAM.
American Wholesale Warehouse & ManufaCtOrN
No. 257 PEARL ST. Near Fulton,
(Sign Of the Golden Umbrella)
NEW YORK.
IFNHE Subscribers have on hand and are constantly
Il manufacturing a superior assortment of the aOO"
goods, which they offer to Merchants and Dealers m
case or the dozen at very low Prices and on accOmm
ting terms. The quality, variety and Workmanship
their Umbrellas and Parasols is be surpassed
any Manufactory in the United States
ISAAC SMITH & w.
February IA, 1s49. 745-
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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE

COMMISSION HOUSE
DICKINSON & LESTER,
BOLLINGBROOK ST..
Petersburg, Va,
MILL give attention to the sale of all kinds of
w PRODUCE, AND FORWARDING GOODS
Hon. A. w. Venable, Granville, and w. Whitaker r.
Esq, Raleigh. -
JOHN DICKINSON, RP 1psrp,
Late of Danville,
Ie'erSOnrs' Va'' JAM 49, 1919 742-4m .pd
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w = are requested to announce THOMAS ]. PERsoS
w Esq, of Northampton County, a Candidate for
brgadler General in the 5h Brigade North Carolina
Militia composed of the counties of Edgecombe. Hail
fax, Martin and Northampton. --"A
February 12, 1s49. zAs
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DIR. w. HEARTSFIELD.

DIR. w. HEARTSFIELD,
BOTANIC nH0NTPS0MTAN,
Or PhysiOlOgicO-MedicaI Physician
HAVING purchased and moved to the place fOrms !,
IL ly owned by VIM. P. Terrell, in Wake Forest r y,
the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road, respectfully tender
his professional services to the public generally Vs
promptly attended to at all hours Chronic cases T
ed upon the best principles and cured relieved ~ Nv
known poisons used in practice Post Office, Forefp'
January 25, ls49. 744-S|
D Register copy.
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FAYETTEVILLE
Commission and Forwarding House

15N De Re " HITAkER.
N! article sent to my be sold, or forwarded
"A shipped to New York. shall be strictly attended TO-
and an account remtted as soon sold or shipped.
WI sell 1t here IN Wilmington send it to New York
as directed and those sending may rest assured
all times OF the highest cash barter trade as may be
wanting. JR WHTTAKFR
February l, IS49. 7A6-4t
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Democratic Meeting in Fra MkIln.
NHERE will be Democratic Meeting in Louisbure.
l. Franklin County, on Tuesday of next March Court.
MANY VOTERS.
February IA, ls49. 745Ntf
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PALMER g. RAMSAY

PALMER & RAMSAY,
NO. 3, Est SIDE FAI.ETTETILLE ST,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Q DEALERS in Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
E7AD Rich Fashionable Jewellery, Silver and Plated
EE.24 Ware, Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles Gold
and Silver Mounted Walking Canes Fine Cutlery Per-
fumery, of the best quality, and Fancy Goods Walters
and Pocket Pistols
S@
The above Firm have just received from the North
RTCH & PASHT0NABI,E
assortment of the above articles which they are deter
mined to sell on very reasonable terms. The public
invited to call and examine themselves
<A@S8e
aSzssS9
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORI

@. L. BURGH, & CO.,
RfR1 HAVE and keep on hand, of their own ma''
YN General Assortment of Boots and shO'7
Watch for beauty and Durability Cannot be '"'
fNGsssd IN the United States.
LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS
We are at any time in receipt of the --latest Sgss
and are prepared at the shortest notice to make any
ticle in their line, equal TO anybody, they care not H
All work made by them warranted.
Raleigh, Nov. 22, lS4s. 723|
Job Printing,
Neatly Executed at the Standard Print. ofi''
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JOSEPH WOLTERING,
ACK---LOCK---AND GUN-SMITH


BELL-HANGER,S sc.
FOR NUMBER TEARS FOREMAN IN THE RALHH
AND CASTOR RAIL RoAD SHOP.
Raleigh, n. c.
ID DESPECTFULLY offers his services to the cit1en
LII of Raleigh and neighborhood. Mill Work and
Horse-ShOeing attended to in the very best manner and
at the lowest prices splendid assortment of the %
Guns and pistols constantly on hand at the cheaFa
prices. Repairing in his line attended to with neaneS
and despatch. Also all work pertaining to earrings
Carriage Springs &c. Soliciting the custom neigh
bors, it will be his endeavor to give general sal
isfaction.
Raleigh, August 4th lS4S 7ls-f
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RICH MERCHANDISE, ,

P0R. NEW YEARS GIRTS, &C.,
Attraction for Ladies & Gentlemen.
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Young Ladies' Select School.

Young Ladies' Select School
VENHE next Session of this School will commence on
Il the 1st of January next, under the management Of
the Misses Partridge, assisted by young Lady
who has for few years past, been Principal of -four
ishing Seminary in New York
TERMS OF TUITION, PER SESSION. FIVE MOSTHs,
FOLLOWS, VIZ:
lst Glass, $500
I'd 1000
Sd IL 90
4th 1900
Latin, French and Italian, each, 10 90
Music, on the Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Drawing and Needle Work, 500
Painting, 800
Board, Washing and Fuel, $50 per Session.
November 20, lS4S. 734&
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TuTHER WRIGHT.
GARDEN SEEDS,

Fresh and Genuine-GrOwth OF ISfe'
FOR SALE BY HENRY D. TURNER,
BooKsELLER, RALEIGH, N. Y.
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SlrePfff's Sale I'm Cumberland COnnty.
ON the first Monday in March next, will sell for
Y cash. at the Court House door In Fayetteville,
the following tracts of Land much thereof as viii
satisfy the taxes due thereon and all expenses attendant
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
MIR. CLAY AND GENERAL TAYLOR.

The whig Papers are arguing that the relations
between the wing oheftain and the Taylor re-
publican FaItym rst be of a friendly Kind, with
IN ealnes.ness that shows how much they de-
sire to be convinced CT ii themselves.
The Brooklyn Eagle has, however, different
weston CT the relations OF the late rivals, " hich
represents the attitude OF MIR Gay to be that O.
al armed deftEce:
s%lVe have it in black and white from Mr..
Clay, not directly addressed TO Us, hut to gen
tlenen v HON We Personally know, that he COZ S
into the Senate to take care Of his Cid friends; 10
see that 10 attempt cn the Part OF The admins
tration to gather around it tie Do~IaIty inttuen-
COS by hich it threw him ovclbCard shall be
succe sstul; to corner Mr. Crittenden, by W hon
he was cornered, and to stand III Gen. Tay}ors
way unless Gen. Taylor shall take sci from
The old vh;g PARTY and conduct The adlgilistla-
ton en- such principles as he and his friends
shall approve. There is 10 doubt that there is
an interesting tinle-aye, good time coming.
One Of the rapeIs repre- sents Mr.. Seward as
likely TO be a. valuable assistance 10 MIR. Clay il
this encounter. lhe Rev York Day Bcok on
he ether hand, says that Ethere is not a man in
the United States V hom Mr.. Clay mere heartily
aud ius,ly alho,s" ihan Mr.. SevaId As Nos
srs. Taylor Fillmore, Clay and Seward are al to
he i'll Washington shortly. tha pubic viii soo,
know " hat is thus ROW LEFT to conjecture.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
JOHN SiiEET S.

The Postmaster at Green Bank, Poeahontas
writes to 'ls that john sheets docs net take his Pa
per out OF the office. jo],1 has liot Faid It's cert
aud we would thank him to send in the otange
THREE DOLLARS lift would be convenient for
him to spare that much to pay an honest debt.
For general information we publish
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS
/. Subscribers VI no Go not give express rofice
to the contrary, are considered as ishirg 10 cor
tigue their Subscriptions.
?. II sat. scribs1s order the discontilsEance Of
their papels, The publishers may continue to send
hem mill al arrearogfs are Iaid.
3, Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers ilom The Offices TO which they are direct
ed they are held responsible till thsy have set
tied the Till and ordered the raper to he discon-
tinucd.
4. If suhscriheGs renoye 10 other places vi;h-
cut irforrnil g the publishers, ard the paper is
sent to the former direction, they held rtsron-
sbe.
S. The Courts have decided that refrsinc to
take PAPER from the office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled ioE, is ''l.i.a facio" evidence
ii Intentional fraud.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
gllisas .El.s;astess.

We noticed last week that the Legislature had
passed bill authorizing the Barhs of this Com
lnonweaith 10 issue small notes We do not be-
!itve the iii viii pass The Senate, ard DO most
earnestly wish il may be killed in that body
there is 10 necessity fer such an issue-siver is
plenty aud there is 10 difficulty in making
change, Congress has passed the Gold Dollar
hll--tlen Why Issue these fhin Flasters. Don't
he Banks make profit enough. With regard to
! he Cold Dollar soaae persons are very arpre-
helsive they will l1se them Or make mistakes
on account of lis size. I here is rot much dan
ger OF either taking place. Let the Gold Dollars
come ~ the thousand, say We, aud away with
all Shin l'astc.s
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

Mr. TEICMIsCN CT DOIETCUET.

The sudden and rsil.fr! death CT this truly es-
tilnable gentleman, The Pre- sentative in the L.
last Taper. HIS remains arrived in this Place
on Saturday evening last by the Packet beat, at
tended Ey Mr.. MeCauly of the sc,ate, and
Messrs Lane ard Nc Cue Of the Horse of Dele
gates. Early on Sabbath no.nipg they left for
he home and family CT The deceased, ard were
escorted fer some distance by the Masonic fla
tenity, v no were very prompt in paving all
respect ard honor to The memory Of 1ler de-
Iarted bfo,hsr.-Had the arrival Of the corpse
in eur tcHn leen lrevn erital lie horo.s ould
have been raid to it " cur citize1s.
LynekJavg Republican,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

Soon after this she eaid: "l!oward has said
he would bring me lower Than The dust. He HIS
done so. If he has one spark Of feeling, this
night viii make him think. no one know 9
what have suffered. have lived fifty years
III four. lie has driven me from house 10 house.
He dogs me, ard tells The women am OF bad
haractcr. have to leave III il house q. hey
throw il up to me. lcannol bear it. | have
suffered so much my mind is gone. At tim s
" hen nv ehidgen is mentioned, don't know
VI hat am doirg."
From " hat the witness gathered, the cause
Of this sudden outbreak was, that the prisoner
had learned that How .gd and he lady had gore
10 see her thildr.r, ard hat this, with what the
Girl had told her. had st her brain on fire
She sid that fer four years she lived with
him, ard tried to be a good honest wife; that
hen the last child was torr, he cane home
one day When the child was about two weeks
| oli, ard beat her iii bed he sent for Judge
v isanan to know what should tie doHe. Wise
man aaked her about sonle deeds securing her
property. She re.ured 70 give ihsIn VI. saying
that 1t V as nj all to DO 80 when her husband
was absent. That evening he came home ard
iurrt the deeds The vi!n.ss asked by she
did rot than leave him. She answered, "koE
| he sake Of he children. she hoped he Noud DO
better" he also sid dat Fhe had gent ty
witness father; about year ago, to see il How
ard would rot assist her Howard c1icd, and
said ha loved her, hu. v hen as:;ed for money he
showed he eloven foot lie sail she Ia;allt
psrieh en- the street; tor hin. Nitnsss' father
here came II.
Cross MANNED not lrow that she
said anything alout Howard getting people 70
write .itisulting letters to her.
The case for the State hire rested. The eoun-
sci for The prisoner did ret make aay defence
His Honor committed hef 10 answer the charge
OF !.llre1er il the fist degree.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTES.

The spectacle which was yesterday e,AiliteG
in the meeting of he two tsous.s oI CoIeltas,
and before & crowded aucience was an auarsl
ard imposing one 1t vas the result CT the .i@c-
siog, b a free reoIla, Of III Chief Magistrate c.
the republic. he proceeding Was conducted
without violence. u hen ;heresult W as Officially
by he Vice Pre- sidel.t of the United
States ii was received in respectful se CO, W i'll
out the slightest noise FROM the galleri, 5, aid
without any outbreak OF feeling The v l.ol,
scene was conducted insils nee AID in order.
The exhibition was very impressive Hut it
wanted one dramatic ttature-the il4tert st OF srs-
pensa. The whole denouement was before
Us, before the curtain vas lifted. Gen Zachary
Taylor is row officially announced as President
Of the United States and Niilard Fillmore as
Vice President from the 9Th OF March next
Union, February IS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
EDITCRS CFF.

rary, will be found the name Of VINCENT E.
GElcER, Esq the Editor of the Augusta Demo
crat AS All editor, he has been lold, able and
fearless advocate CT Republican PRINCIPLES, ard
enjoys Throughout the State high ard honora-
bic position with the Democratic PARTY. Dir.
G. served as a Lieutenant Of he Augusta con-.
fany, during the Mexican eafnIaier.
Mr.. J. HARRISON EELLy, assistant editor CT
the Gree Press" is also a naeE Fer Of tie Gem
pany, and has been selected 10 I'll an important
position in its organization. We With 10 10th
entire success in their undertaking, as We are
sure no class fmcfta!s On earth re cd tie Gust Of
California mere than editoss.-spt. ct JeGe7soa
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
!as. Ca ~ ~. IsGSiGE.

! he Mig Tspers are lauding this gentleman
10 The skies, Ger having 50 modified rdr Douglass
's1i:ofia! 81, SIS 20 draw TO is suIport a good
a:~ny lnelnbes Of the i!ousa, and Mir. Preston is
immediately c,acied Up 20 tie one Of The frs.
a'stf@E.en in the lard If credit is due anywhere
he Democratic Sor;.o1 iroln IlIincis is entitled
10 it, and not AIr. i'resoa. Mr.. P is the Wig
csHdi''ate for Congress in the Boteourt district,
and tbs may accom-: iof his beag made states
..!an IN so sllor. a TINE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
VA. L GISLATURE.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1s49.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
RESNLuTIQN.


By Mr.. IRVING--[ Courts of amending tho
act PASSED at the last session Of the General Ass
senbly, entitled an act 10 revive the act authors
isng the county court of Augusta to subscribe
for stock In the Stanton ard James River Turn
pike Company, and for other purposes.
PETITION.
By Mr.. Shelley. Of eitizers of Waynesbos
rough, for the incorporation of the Savings hsti~
tunon at that place.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1S49.
SENATE
The communications from the House having
been read, Gil motion of Mr.. Kinney, the bills
were referred to their several ccmmittees-Mr.
X. moved that the select committee, to whom
was referred q bill thareil e The time OF holding
The Circuit Superior Courts OF Law ard Chancely
for Roclbridee, Nelson and Abtnare, have
leave TO sit during the session of the Senate.
MIR. r., from the same Committee, sui secuert]y
reported said bill. which Was passed.
On motion Ct Mr.. KANE,
This Senate I'D ionrned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
BILLS PASSED.
Incorpor. tire the 'Ihornrose Cemetery Cena>
pany at the town Of Stanton;
Concerning precinct elections in the ccunties
Of Highland, Albemarle ard Futham;
Concerning precinct elections in Eieklard,
Rockingham and Patrick
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919.
SENATE.
Mr.. DTNEALE reported the bill conce1nug
separate elections in Highland, Rockingham AID
Iatl;cl, v kieh vas assed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

IowA.--We understand that resolutions in
structiug her Senators to vote for the Wilnot
Proviso, after having passed the Senate by ma
jority oil four, were laid upon the table in the
House-and- were not taken up before the egis-
lature finally adjourned Thus the Wilmos PRO
viso has failed in one Of the youngest States in
the Enion<--Unfon
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

Important TO TIE PHras--lh he New York
Gurerior Coult has decided that rev srsreIs have
lac RI ht 70 PUBLISH Ielice ard judiclal reports
ard that any tue ard fen Itrelt Is net libel.
] his lias heretofore been oisl uted Iont. j his
decision also setss tie question hat if The facts
contained IN an article are tue, il eannot be the
subject Of a libel suit. Fair criticisms are alec
decided to lie privilege .--sun.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

u The House of Delegates has passed a bill
concerning juries in civil cases-ayes 81, nay
AZ The bill constitutes juies cut Of seven in
stead OF twelve persons, and allows each juror
s per day, during his service.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26
sAnat-c. Company.

The younss nlen OF J'-,IeFs Ferry are making
enaeayofs to oreailj.s company for California.
20 go the Red iiiyer ,cute, under the direction
Of Col. WIRING. late Of the Texas Rangers
] he number is rot limited, az each man in this
e.petii ion goes Oh his own hook faying his
own individual esEensts, ard p,oeurii & what
ever supplies he may deem Necessary for his
COR. tGrt
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-26

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwrA CoNrasv.-De-
been ~ pointed ly fhe dire ctols. Iesdtlt Of tbs
CenIaly; IS he srceesso1 Of Elr. (hitt. den,
deceased The Eiehnc1d rapess Of Ncrday al
so annoEnce that detaloat]oi. hiss list Keen de
covered III the in 9s Ct he Coneraly to the o.
MONT ofabout s eco. Fo,h he late president
and the secretary, Mr. Gelrrdir, ere involved
in it. The latttr las fed the former is in his
rave, It is believed, however, that the estate
OF Mr. Chitenden v ii lie sufficient to meet lhe
amom.t. The secretary suddelly del arted in
the northern cas- on Sunday. il Is said.
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IMPORTANT DEclsloa.--We understand that a

IMPORTANT DEclsioN.--We understand that a
decision has al last been had OF the great cess
Of the United States Eal l. VS.. stellneels tlus-
tees. he cas4 les heer perding in The Coult
OF AIreals ol Nj sinia Ter lie last nine years,
and vas decided last week. by this decisien,
The Weston Eank Ct baltimore cones into res
ssiel, Ct sen-e SO, Gee, ald celtain preferred
individuals ett sec, Gee; The remainder goes 10
he ether lalEs Of kaltinore, he Fa1mers'
Bank CT Virgin ia, ard the EaIl. Ct Penn. Town
ship, Eh-ldel} h,a ! he tund released Ly this
decision, is soMe 100 .o $sla0; oQ0-saa..
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Gseas US Says = EeeE.

The March No. Of this elegant periodical is a
very rich one. 1t contains u extra pages, So
distinct Engravings, and 45 Contributors. hths
array OF talent the reader will surely find some
pleasing thoughts. he ''Book" and the I.ad} Is
Dollar Newspaper are bo;h sent to one address,
for SO, III advance,
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We. GEIGER. ESQ

Eas retired flem the Editorial chair, and is eff
for California We learn he has attached HIM
self to the conIany rev fe1nled, in jefferson
county. Mr. Geiger vas yong s-entls man Of
fine abilities, ard was cne Of cur nest srfs htlv,
and efficient Editors. Cur friend Of the "Tifds-
cafor," viii find it difficult, to procure rather,
who can fill The Editorial dtIaltme1t. SO ably,
aad 80 much to the satisfaction Of the Heu oc.acy
of "O|d AtAeusto.o Success attend Har. G., in
the lard 10 " is lie foe1h-FllleY Star.