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81
~EaN-ns- RANGEMEET- onn sncing Thur
day November L. lefs. Tho extension u tho RsiIosi
from somervs White House go mlssl IL opened bf
travel reducing tho staging between tho terminus Of Ne
Road and kaston 10 2 miles Ths inc leaves neN.i@t
~ steamboat RED JACKET, Pier No. hofih hYr
anf by Nsys-Isrsey Railroad from The foot Oi Corlana
a. 30 per schedule below Leave n0w.foh bYh -
H. rom fnol o. CorlAndtst. AT ". snd ~ ocioct
~ ~ s,-euJJsi. rier SO Nor.n kyef, All ocloct
4 "a ana 8 PM R.urniug VII leave " hl.s House o.
a A 81 ur.tghO al d 2nm and t0m ~. MOTH
branch. al NJ. NfeghU AZ e'm. N. and son N
SDmeryiIle si5 An. Ur-iehp al 1m. ~. ard &C.
II. Sound Brook nj a VI lireighD al AN
ana Il 80 Plg.nt-id 90 81 4 N tffrighO At ljn AN
900 Uu Z " Wnsthe- asia n fhriehD u " se
3PN E.I,be.h.ovp 81 7A.m. tfeisED sssi A n Sd
l2iPM
Stages will be- in readiness on ua arrivals Of the cars
White House by tho Q oclsck N train from Newton
to convey passeagcs kasivn, Allentown, N.kesosns
ard hfaucl Chunk, Pa sli " bennington LebAn9nCAn'
ton BdrGsOwn, JGzl0Wn, New Germantown, &c T. J.
On Tuesday, ThUrsizy and Saturday 90 De swsfs We
tor 1sp stFOadsblTg, Baucnsvile, sanhOps DslsEAs,
BucktJWn. LscsaWAna, Iron WOrhs, &c.
n. Al baggage Al tho ri.A - ihe owners unitl o.
dy-fud uiO M zcgal possession Of no Agens u rs
Company, aad ehecss Or receipts given therefor. Dl9
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COCOA eHELLs.-sl 5sg,, sr>sh, Jass reossv,s
Jfsf ss4s ~ sAssaEkk ToCss, ia cas.asu e.
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49, .nrPO~IrION boat tUk Al

saeA .zzsx4SNf ciRECr saf- ! cents THIS oo.i
sssss-sh.S arrives u dine 'oT the hrsg morning trsire
~ cara gsst srl West TIE ioS-p pressure Steamboat
EUREkA. Capt Waterbury. Nj. lrsvs The pier a. -
f0t I'd Rarrlsv-st @undays Wriocsdzys and Frdaysss
O'Clock = n freight akeu a. thu lowest prices f0
rss.s.e " f-eghi xppv on beNrt This host hss bees
conn e,@ly removed rrd her accommodation, arc Of Ia
c,r.. ..irfrsAiaLIrf y9
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-, - rinNN ARRANGkMkNr-r

sssSfxarSNS NAIL LINE, lo,Lfl sOR 6OSfON
-srfss-1>.s a, NeE-hsvro, Hartford Sprngse1 ~
Worc-sir- 'cn recGsrP. r River EVENING LIN
To NV nav as Tao ac~ srt speUtld Steamer COS
NECTlClC =. Cap r PEG. " u cave every AnsruoOe .
u'clock -sxcsgl Saturdays a. oc.ocS Passense, :.
ssin k-wisvVr over ghi 40 Ske ne early aa q
-7rs fr- !Rrgo ri spl .acIf. Worcester and Bosor
nctrrnR iraye Nsw.hAven every eyenins oe q.
Sf-.g.i ~ Sasfou Ggtn - N oC.OCG ff-fe,
tsAen FOR HARTFORD tOirecil-rhe steAr>r HF.
30 Capt King. srd CHAMPION, csPt Tiaalepsash scs
,,ra Of which vii l-Sve every afternoon =. o esci
ts.rlsys sxcepls) freight tsken an Eof fsshs h.
formation arp.y % GEO " CORLiks, ~ gesf..l "
JOHN skNIJN Frrighl Agent. ~ Scuth-st myil "
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WINDOW SHADES. oct ccsriees, DrsPSzy. Ms.
w lins, &c a. wholesale an rclailJ- c NCODFORp
rs SFoaiwsy, the excessive sssoftaa-fi ~ "
Stove srces - ~ fC1a- :. he c4Iy Aaa =. .res rcc
81 proes Ssv-r. styles 81 superior Nind0~ Sasfes
scrolls the STYLE " Lc1is XIV. Scgeics. Flowers, 4c
Aso, prapory CUFisius CuTtS.z LocPs, Ss1cs Sirt
Cenief fasses fcalre Cord AZ rszse.s Ntnto~ Wiz
he &c Aerc hects b1yfns ooesSS vii ec1 y u h-
interest 20 "a hsfer~ rsssins ia-ir oarch.sss -
NAPER.-Ss.oos 30. = inch wnise, BIAS, Srsra sac
L brown, Tor sac A. csDu'sct2rers pTices, BY
al Ssthr cssNicKspN ~ So'ts-s'
0AKU u-So sales superior, Tor sac ~ u .aul.e1ar
Oers prices, ~ osuNr a DESRlcksON,
ui1 is ans 80 Scath-.s
TIC PRiSTKRs.-A esH9 .sse g. q oIsi1s golrs
snces ricsl APPROVES s'ai' pn-@- ~ hcE co 10
81. st n Tr-Aar- o~'~ w-ff
nOUsk. SHIP. TARaIo sca sADd sae.iAiss Pa
=, R S ~ SYRus " sIELO Co II cns-.s
OIEaCEiNG PowDER~-W lbs oess csAla
~ ls .,ora snA ~ sFrive, ~ a. y
-Sc' GYMS " vivid CO 20 CHa %
OS1NTINts PAPkG.-A "a sssoruneei &c s5cse.
a. la cSRuS " stELn 60 y 80 =.
na6>- RpPEs AMI a. kinds Of paper nNnGi.esv-
X -. r,ss~,4Sis bcas ard ,oid o. nevsa terms, ~
MI 6AVNT DERRlckSON. is Sod - So9tn-.s
-,nIa..ks CTPs-A sae EasorumeEi .; siil.a-
- Holsssa. Cp D. Manufactured AZ tof SAC Doc
s,,s s'-s r-ssIi y. Erclu- E.kr ka-1-s.-r -
sVyfTR RTi-Is 81 ihs U0ioo Bank OF poves are 70
L deemed by u, - hereicfSTs. v.,, nr-,vp
as ~. > ~ - = -
T1ZEiNCs-s1pSf, sa,o0o pci ron 20 70 Siscse'
~ - issr@nS Gu sires sct coiogs, iof sac q se
;-~-r,srr 49,. ek''NT psEslCkSor - $500
v~VINTED CLOANINGs-Nev styles for sac
fnInS nj c. HARRls, = EreAsnSePiscs
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!. -a.lt..aalr1 unn~ATONI. MAlLROAp.

uOn viii mo Nov ora And Nov IA
Railroad Passengers for Albany, Troy aud way "a
hons on tho HOlsatOnc Railroad viii lsks the "a IL
press Train on The SewY0 and New-hayen Railroad.
Once - Cansl-si Sisgus fun IN connection Win me
Cars 10 Le1snoa SpnngF, Loo. L-noA Df StOCkbnds-.
Curusgiie, Hinstesd sai HcfiJ.k Ai-O 20 Lrhhei
sharon, Woodbury., Danbufy and befc freight Intend
Cd Tor no HUussionic ald AaugacA Railroad 10 fecaFeo
during The day mo Depot foot Of AaTkes on board 1e
steamer NIAGARA. This 10 the only steamer nnninsn
connection WIKI these b0adB shppefs, cJuiTRrtOp al
cOnsignees generally notified hat fIei o forvuts
BY any other steamboat Rom another doc " ID 10 Iss
from Bridgeport A. local rates. anc MAJ be ~ ted ~
sxrA charge account u not being Wsy. &C lhrUGr
kou hs~-f ORR 70 place OF destination
n. b.-shiP pefs sill piesss bo parlrult bags al
packzses marked vim the nas u mo ottll 81 SAn
they sfr % 1s len.
a. PERRY, As0nl. Once On a.
g. A hfPrLAFD, sgpsds tsUdrul HOusaay1ir ir a
E---- |. %. ..-.-- ..-. ?. .a..... ..--. -
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CONVEY
. 49,. HEGILsR VAIL LINZ
e tTNIEN kOsToN ANp NV

hHEGt L.tH Wall LINZ ar
.s<rrSxfssrx--, ,T'VEEN BOSTON ANO NFW-yoes
"a stonirElor srd P-osilsnce -iSiAA
rsue Nltlpai .-f~y. charge ofsars baggage a.
steamer ( VANDERBILT Csrt Joei So. - 80
>ACHJS.rrS. Caps Wil'sn n yrarss, 10 elrs-,sss
VIII 10 Si'un. lon sad Providence sn Bc.on -
ftecc- Railroads, .eAying Ne~-lors Idly Se-s,1. :.
cect-i from Pi-F Nofth River. 81 o. ioet 49,
sgoaireso o. oco-s 2. n % apon - srriv,i - -
srsii tsn rom Sciica Thee steamers wsV. ~, -
r-rssiy Tor 80 roats. sr - OBJ every r~sgs-t
stArtet &c .,c AYlsa-0a ed Lous is4Sna Slurd r..
-cf.n 'iaCCri ff passengers A. eonnQ,-iois Al =.
scrtaa,a- ~ cfc--- capable erl expsrencel ~
.of- lrnf i1c siog.-si sri moss 81 s-ct bsgx-s- -,
So Ne@ lors p--scl gers are alaac D arrive IL 49,,
gne for - mor1ns hnes - steamboats, al "a 80
rrrirf o vsr.oas ~oir,s ffow ihcs- cipes Thee Kss
RRffFvtu i-4fs New-fcfs guesisY rh4ts,, ~.
ssa,slsy. t~src s,1niugisn Mordsy Wellesley -
Frtsv .h.M ksSACar SETS glii leave Ner.y,-s
N,rtsv. Nttr~slsy 40 Friday. Lssr- sto.n,t,.
Tars5sy THURSDAY ard Sslufssy \ K -Pssssas-ss :,
ha arrival % 80 s.sseTa a. ktnun s.ll poncet ~.
f-.rY .- De soeail4 col "a cas- - fr0yitsnce a.
srsfr' / hsg. zre- siasf-F trc E Ales 20 stes.N,.i
-tt-. b, a. - Boston "a tAke chsrgs o. - $40.
p pas.ss-. rei-.s. ,,-fo0ms OF freight sppsaIo,
nay e made .1s sle1ts 1e HhArL Ead Al Ia o.
Boz f--.arN-r.afa
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1850 srArkN ISLAND PEkRf.-os
>snd alter OF ~ 1872 ths hoG's VII lesss
w. 49, '1','Ws
Ealrs N-tr- Io-,-AI D ~, Il, 4 sri O'Clock lSH
g~I~s states. l.is-f-AIs :. 10 ~. y AMI SocloSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-27

rfnrk- PIANU-F UH IEs z sfsll % hlJ1I par.
TO- <cnasins Pa Sil nnd Il ~ gh-iF siVan-
axe W ca. FL. j. Glenn h Coz Asnuf.c-o-
] = Iry. - f-4.,r-t- west u Broadway A
.-lerE. afGlrIu-1i 81 Gahog01y aud RSss~osd Ea1os
Constantly -sne. which - solc o- for az
5rcf-- psg-E D-z-rs pied 7. l0-rE. .rfms Pianos
.o.s4c a. rss-cns1.s gri-es l. GLENN co.
n.y. lef Puilor-s
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IdANHATrAa PIARo-FoRTz ct

THh -UBsC kiBShs. KrAssfa. tor
kfzx@~s-1>-sls lbersl patronage 10 past Io-s would
TkKGf-spect,1l y s5lleiG cali fsuzz -aO.s about
4 - sbgylck. We have aalt good
sssor-u=nt = oar Narefcorls IS r1ltos-si u
Br0ed~ay a. " ~1icb vii Ssfra1: " Eve good
r--.sia-.5r ID TIE layer s-vsrs q, paIefas sat
tslsl cha. 1rL s1g fglng 2rosgsly srt8aded
10 fsaI5 Z LIts BESNEff q WlLDEa
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tT1 10 81 : sed Wsr- power Also. 10 houses AID
49, oI kifo. ~" tuiitIs or. .tusied 600 rTeiJ
Avenue sr8 street. from 10 R.u@fY o. Harlem YER
- ln Brooklyn sd Nlllsrss-rgh flr sA.e or usde
Properly furchssec foa, exchange ~ SOC 81 s4c.n
STStluu O. IlaE 90 rral estate 80 sum- tos4it
~ B-If you want farm, country s-ai mills. ser
power house and building lcis or ,e Invest caple
here n VII Weld fr0 iO 10 IS per cert sure 10
he aeon mo 3ft-a by calling on A SERGEANT SON.
Aucuon-ers aud Res. Etize 5fos-fs l5 Naii,L oi -
yeags stgrdl1g ~
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Ca ,:szesE5 SEw;h0kh ANo ssw;ha W.

q. hisfLAED, Superintendent H0usaa0nir ifl' d
PnLo HoRO, slpenlleadan. hsggaGucs Rsafj.d.
IeW.Y ofk. Oct |. lslJ. 50
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- TWO FARH- fUh III 49,. 2,
Y it. Co--tv ~ N.ff -s-t. 40 ~. --- ..-i 49,
- pr. C.-~ . Ses-E-I- sv-cs HrF J-f'es -c
rs.r. o.. q sr-~s. r-s-.T ors-1--l "a COG -l-'
t-.-s az -lr+ ---- och a.. y - o.leI f- D.
I ~ lt-e- contain. l7t o. ar-es 81 -cr-- q 10
81 1esrs yes GOO. srr.- orchard go --1ll 'A.
t. 90 ~ Bon .--s- rsr-s 49, -'-l'1r'a q, go
e. f-.. Ii ..s-r o. wa d 30 '@~ year ~ lac
lie pr,-- .o- whira .asv ca - plf-7ssec lle ar
A. src1t ore .rls from -scl Other. 20 fA'.'s
2 Al 80 Pea F.tzf- Cez-r. o Cef-f-ss --' z.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or SEw.YosK.."..NOv %

r. NJ, Do4e-oas 1,s~ 81 Mott \" " ''H'' 2
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04

DIED. at New Hope, the morning of the 9th nit
LEE KESNERLEy, of Robinson and Virginia Hanger,
aged two years and seven months The circumstances
attending the death Of this interesting little boy
well calculated to excite the tendercs, feelings of
rents heart On last Saturday evening whilst play ing
with his little sister, he fell head foremost, into
sci of strong ley, which sitting in the yard and
though almost Immediately taken out by servant such
the effects produced upon the system causing thu
most intense suffering, that all used to pre-
serve IFS life proved unavailing.
Let not the bcreaved parents mocrn this flower
thus suddenly down, but may they derive consola
ton from the thought that though il permitted only
to bud here, it will bloom forever fresh in the paradise
OF God w \ = >.
GF> Vindcaor requested to copy
DIED, the 25th ult., at his residence, Fish.
,crsYille, this county JcHN PoRTERrIELp, Esq, aged
about 60 years
DIED, at Middcbrook, Sunday morning the 25tk
OF March Mrs. MARY j. RANDOLPH, wife of John Ran.
doph, Esq, in the 52nd year Of her age.
The deceased was native OF Ireland and removed
TO this country with her parents in early life. She
largely endowed by nature with the acute perceptions
and ready wit, characteristic of her native land.
Gifted with high intelligence an energy of
character, it may with truth be said, that she
less distinguished by those qualities and affections
which grace the domestic circle. How well she per
husband and children pest known and deeply feel
whilst a neighbor and friend she esteemed and
beloved in no ordinary degree. fVindcator copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION

'E>HE following named gentlemen Were appoint
T. ed Commissioners, at the March Term, of the
County Court, TO superiniend the Election, in Au-
gusta, on the 4th Thursday in April next.
AT THE CoURT HoUsE-John McCue, John
Churchman, Robt S. Brooke, James A. Cochran,
Jacob Baylor.
Ar MIDfLE nRooK-Wm Young, WIN. Will
son, (Col)> VIM. Dunlap, Aaron f. HUMPHREYS,
AT MT. SIDNEY-john Seawright, Edward G.
Norman, Thomas p. Wilson, Addison Hyde,
Adam Link.
AT DREnrrELp--Wm. Guys Eerix Hodge, r.
j. Glendy. VIM. Clayton, Eugenio irvine.
AT WAFNEsBoRoUGH-Nath Maesie, John
Hanger, Henry Nj. Darnall, Robert M. White,
Hugh Mcclure.
AT Mt. SoLoS-David Griffith, John G. Full
ton, John Irvine, VIM. II. Blair, Clement r. Har-
ris.
AT COMMUNICATIONS NJ Lley, James
Henry, John A. Tate, Ballard Smith, Jno Brown
lee
AT CRAIGsvMLE-James Berry, Luke Wood
ward, Robert Craig, Jacob Kunkle, John Lock
ridge
AT New HoPE-James NJ. Stout, Alex'r. R.
Givens, John a. Patterson, Geo. G. Robertson,
Alexander Walker.
April 4, lS49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
M,LANE'S vEMlFUGE.-The effects

M sLANE'S VEMlFUGE.-The effects of
this truly extraordinary medicine are most
satisfactory in all cases in which it has been tried
No other medicine has produced such effects
so instananeously. 1t has only to be administered
and relieftollows as matter Orcourse 1t has been
used in the practice Of the best physicians of our
country, and by them pronounced equal, if not su-
perlor to any medicine ever offered for the expulsion
of worms. "lt is the very medicine which was
wanted" is remark addressed TO the proprietors
daily. Read the following
"Ihis may certify that we have sold Dr. NJ
ianN's american Worm Specific. OF Patent Yer.
mliuge, the past year, and it has given unbounded
satisfaction 1t is no imposition on the community
but is what the author recommends it to be-a uni
versal specific for those afflicted with worms
III. HUGHES & CO.
Mud Creek Seuben Co. Sept. 7, 1S47."
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & co.
No 60, Wood street. Pttsburg, Pa.
For sale also by ESKRIDGE s. GUSHING,
Stanton, IA.
o. N. B.-Purthasers will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. .M'Ldne's Worm Specific
or permJuge,' 'and take nothing else
April 4, lS49
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT a Co

VIRGINIA, TO WIT: AT County Court
of Augusta continued and held at the Court
House, on Wednesday the 2Sth day Of March
lS49.
In conformity with request submitted to this
Court, by committee appointed at a meeting of
citizens Of the County, it is ordered, that, on Sat
urday the Goth day Of May, lS49, the :Ccmmission-
ers of Election, who shall be appointed TO superin-
tend the General Election, in April no:.,, be- and
they are hereby directed to open polls at the Court
House. and at the various precincts, 10 take the
sense of the Freeholders ofthe County on The ques
ton whether the County Court of Augusta shall
subscrlbefor stock to amount not exceeding twen-
ty thousand dollars, for the purpose of aiding in
the construction ola Rail Road from the Western
base Of the Blue Ridge, to the town of Staunton,
said subscription to be made to livestock the com
pany authorized TO construct said Rail Road by the
act passed the 9th day of March lS49, entitled can
act to incorporate the Blue Ridge Rail Road Com
pany and for other. purposes" and that the said
Commissioners return the polls so taken according
to law at the next May term. Of this Court and
that copy of this order be published in each of the
newspapers in the town of Staunton, for six weeks
prior to the Goth of May next.
Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, C. A. C.
April d, lS49.-6w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
Executors Sale Of LAND.

N UnEfhDhb 60 the last Will of Thos Grn-
n ham, decd, the subscriber will offer At nub.
lie sale, on Friday the Goth. of April, next. the
merly resided situated on one of the head branches
of Naked Creek, Augusta County, Va, about two
miles West Of Salem Church, containing about
r. gG9 A0RNSo i~.
The Improvements consist of three LOG Dwell
LINGS, one Log Barn, and other out-houses.-
About two-lhirds of the Land is cleared and in
good state of cultivation, soil good every acre tlla
BILE, the balance well timbered and convenient
Any person wishing TO view the premises previous
to the day of sale, can be shewn the same by Mr..
Andrew Donahoo, residing thereon.
Terms of sale and time of Possession, made
known on the day Of sale.
ROBT. SNAPP, Ex'or.
March 81, lSio-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
PUBLIC SALE,

WILL be sold, at the late residence of John
w Porterfield, decd, on Friday the 18th of
April, the following property, to wi; =
One NEGRO MAN named israel, tfUe Mich
Goes, eight head Of Cattle, fly Hogs, len Horses
about t,ro hundred bushels Of Corn, too hundred
bushels Of OATS sir bushels Of Cioccrsced one good
Road Wdgon, one Plantation do. sin Sets of
Harness, one A Horse 1hreshing Machine, one
first rate Vind Mil, Farming Utensils, Sc.
~TERMS.-Six months credit on all sums of S.
and upwards, bond and approved security, under
S. cash. (. SAMUEL. B. BROWN
Execution OF John Porterfield, decd
P. S.-All persons haying claims agains, the Els
tate, are requested make them known to the sub
scriber Immediately, it is necessary to know the
Indebtedness otthe estate. s. B. b.
April 4, lSi9.-2w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04
NOTICE..

4 HAVE sold my entire stock of GOODS to
MesSrs. VIM. a. Perrin s. j. c. Ridgway, who
VIII continue the business of Receiving and For
wardng all kinds of Country Produce and Mer-
chandise.
return my acknowledgements to my friends and
the public for the liberal patronage have received
from them, and respectfully solicit the same for
Messrs. Parrin s. Ridgway.
Persons Knowing themselves indebted will please
come forward and liquidate the same, and much
oblige their humble servant
THOS. STRIDER.
Staunton, March 81, 1S49.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04

CALFoRNIA GoJD.--Largest yet.--We learn.
says the Philadelphia Ledger, that about $4,000
worth of California Gold was deposited yesterday at
the Mint, received from Baltimore, which was as
good lot as has yet been received, and contained
one piece which weighed S7-100 ounces, which
was no doubt one Of hose mentioned as having been
Iounc IN the crevices Of the rocks and is by far the
largest specimen that has been at The Mint and is
positive evidence that it is found in LARGE pieces
Many other specimens very good sized pieces,
snd would well pay the trouble Of picking up or dig
6fpE for while
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-04

. MELANCHOLY OccURRgNcE.-We learn that
Rev. MIR. Burroughs, Of the Philadelphia Methodist
episcopal Conference, who had just completed his
years labor on Kent circuit, prior to his departure
Tor Conference, paid visit to his wfe's relatives.
pear candy Hill, in Worcester county, (Md,) where
ne met with Mr. James Bard Bishop, between
whom and the minister an old grudge existed. An
alteration ensued, during which the latter drew
pistol with which he had armed himself, as he
states, solely for selfdefence-and discharged it,
kIlllpg Mr.. Bishop on the spot. Mr.. Burroughs
made no attempt to escape, and was taken in charge
by the proper authorities.
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SlG A6NI@So
DEgELLE.vG-EYOUSE,

BARN, MEAT- HOUSE, SC. 1t contains a
good piece of Meadow, part of which can be wa
tered Three never.tailing Springs, one conven-
lent to the House. These Springs afford water i'm
almost all the fields for stock. A good Orchard Of
Apple and other Fruit. This Tract has pecu-
liar advantage belonging to it, part of it being grav
ely soil suited for spring crop, ard apart limestone
slate suited for winter crop.
those wishing purchase will view for themselves.
Other particulars will be made known on appIica-
ton to the subscriber living on the premises
DANIEL HEFNER, Ex'or.
March Z. lS49-3m =. -
) &C. Rockingham Register will copy and Forward
account TO this office.
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nR. M'LANE USED HIS PILLS in his prac-
~ ;ice several years before he could be Induced
to offer it to the public in such manner as TO make
1t known all over the country, the quack remedies
so frequently advertised and forced upon the public
by means of forged certificates and system of puff
ing, preventing frequntly regular and learned
physicians, such as DIR. MLane undoubtedly is.
from entering the lists against such competitors
Convinced, however, of the real value Of his med-
cine, and influenced by the plain dictates of duty,
which would not permit him to keep from his EEL
low creatures so powerful a means of preserving
them from suffering, he finally offered it for sale.
Since that time it has become known all over
the y. States; and wherever it has been tried has
proved lis superiority all other remedies ever of
ered for diseases Of the liver In fact the prescrip
tons of physicians noOBgsr required in cases of
the liver complaint al that is necessary is for the
patient 10 purchase and use DR.. .M'Lane's Lire,
PiLs, TO secure 4 restoration 10 health. Read this
81 Etdd s. CO-Pease let me have two boxes
more Of DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pills My wife has
used two boxes Of the Doctors Pills. and | assure
you they have done her more good than my family
physician has for two years, during which time he
was in regular attendance. These two boxes Think
will effect cure.
JAMES JONES.
Wilkins Township, Allegheny Co. Pa.3
March 10Th, lS47."
OG@Observe, none are genuine without the fac
slmIle of the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by }. KIDD s. CO,
No. 60, Wood street, PiLtsburg, Pa.
Forsale also by ESKRIDGE g. GUSHING,
Stanton, IA.
o. N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and insuire for ''Dr. .MLane's Liver Pills" and
take no other.
March % 1910
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CAUTION.

WE hereby caution persons from opening or
throwing down our fences or gates, as we
Lave recently suffered 50 much by having our fehc.
es either opened or thrown down, and locked gales
sawed to pieces, that we are determined hereafter
10 enforce the law against any person or persons
who shall so offend We will give any person $40
who will give information that will lead TO the le-
gal conviction Of any person persons 50 lrospass-
ing. MICHAEL MYERS
J. &. MYERS.
New Hope, March 81, l849.--3t
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MAR RED,

On the 25th ult., by the Rev. II. Wctzel, Mr. JonN
SNYDER, jr, to Miss SARAHSHsETs all OF this county
On the 29nd ult., by tho Rev. VIM. Brown, Mr..
Jons LINK, Jr., to Miss SARAH ELIzABETH REED, all
this county.
On Wednesday evening the 2ist uf in the Virgin
ia Hotel at Cumberland, by the Rev. Thos Flyers,
Mr.. CHAhbEs T. GRAY; to Miss JANE G. ARBooAsr,
both OF Highland county, Va.
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
PACE Co, Va, Nov. 30, 1871.
7 hereby certify that / ka-c used o. C. Sterling &
Co.'s Ncrmfugc among my children and have no hcsi.
fancy iu recommending il to the public as safe and
powerful medicine for cxpcling worms. The heads OF
every family ought 70 keep il in their houses
u. NJ DOVAL.
Prepared and sold by J CLARY. Harrisonburg, Va.
GtThc above matchlcSs Ycrm'iugc can be had At the
following places: Eskrdgc & Cushing Stsunton y. r.
Graham, GrccnviIic; D & w. Whi'norc, Nj. Nc
ridisn.
March IS 1870. In.