davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
FIRE! FIRE.!
-O:-:e----
EEga MN:n s Co.

! AF on hand and are constantly receiving f'i-,s
Cloth Dress and Frocls Coats and the gre y
variety Of Sacks and Business Frocll Goats, Tor
s. Pr l1sT G. AN zgay UsEzza
made of Cashmere, Cassinetts, Tweed.
SC, aud in fact every kind that are faal-
ionable and good. Pants and -Vesss--i.
greatest variety ever offered in this mari, :
and very large supply Of CENT + j.,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS; also 7 =. r
and Panama Hats, Caps. Leather and Ile;,
Trunks, E'sh, day Brass Clocks, Sc, Sc.
Those III want Of READY-MA I4L
CLOTHING caunot do better than cal Il
the subscribers Corner OF the Virginia, b..
ts, as they are determined TO offer So, ,s
inducements in the sale of MIN $
CLOTHING as will defy competitions.
% Persons buying by the quantity will go L
to their profit to call on the subscribers before b.
chasing elsewhere.
They retur. their thanks 10 their customers ..r
The pa ronage Bestowed Rpon them and so e +.
continuance, as they are prepared to execu .f
ders at the shortest notice. So come one COM A :
and no mistake. FRANK s. CO.'S, Is THE rLAt&
Stanton, April %, isi9.-2m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

VIRGINIA, TO W.T. 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 meeting OF
citizens ofthe County, it is ordered, that, on Sat.
urday the 2Gih day OF May, 1919, the Commis-
sioneIs of Election, who shall be appointed to SUI
periltend the General Election, in April next, be.
and they are hereby directed to open polls at the
Court House. and at The various precincts, TO take
the sense OF the Freeholders of the County, on the
qnestiouwhether the County Court Of Augusta
stall subscribe for Stock to an amount not exceed
ing twenty thousand dollars, for the purpose OF
aiding in the construction Of Rail Road from the
Western base OF the Blue Ridge, to the town of
Staunon, said subscription to be made to The stoc
OF the company authorized to construct said ,Ra,l
Road by the act passed the 5th day of March 1910,
entitled can act 10 incorporate the Blue Ridge Rail
Road Company 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 stanton
for six weeks prior to the 26th Of May next.
Copy-Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, c. &C.
April l6, is40-6w.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

DIED,-on Tuesday last, Mr.. JOHN SwARr-
zEL1., of this county, aged 70 years, months
and 10 days. The deceased was for several
years, the subject of much affliction, being CON
fined to the house by a,severe Rheumatic aflec-
ton. Near twelve months ago he received fall
by which one Of his legs was broken, since
which timeshe was confinedto bed. He was ia
ken i'll few days back, and Death has thus re-
leased him from a lie of pain-thonph he bore
his complicated suffering with Christian resigna-
ton.
10 Rockingham papers please copy.
ssssi
SHOCKING ACCTDENT.-DYEa HDaDEn.
SON, free colored man, in the employ of Mr..
ISAAC FISHER, as wagner, met with a shock
ing accident, on Tuesday last, near Mr.. Eu-
bank IS, about 9 miles this side of Scottsvile.-
It appears, Henderson, who was on his wav to
Scottsville, had been drinking too freely ard af.
ter getting ready to,start the team, did not draw
the leck tight enough, the wagon forcing itself
upon the hors&e, he, in endeayouring to make
the9horscs "buck," fell, and the wagon passed o.
yer him, managing one of his thighs most shock.
ngly. I he horses ran short distance and were
stopped by some persons before any damage
was done, other than what befel poor Hender-
son, who is not expected to recover. What a
caution to whiskey- drinkers
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
THE GRAVE OF PATRICK HENRY.

The editor Of the Lynchburg Patriot says that
On recent occasion OF deep and delicate interest
TO friend he was afforded an opportunity of
visiting the grave Of the distinguished Henry,
the spowhere lies "all Of genius that can per-
ishu
plank enclosure, a cluup Of cherry trees.
and two white flint rocks, overgrown by running
oox, make The earth chamber OF one Of Times
most wondrous works. Cnxard still in liquid
splendor flows his OWE. loved Staunton-stil up
ward from its banks with gentle undulation,
swells his beautiful cred HlE'-Yet are to be
seen, bending to the breeze the locusts in WI hose
shade he sat or walked, i'll communion familiar
with godilke thoughts-there is to be seen the
chair i'll which ne leaned when the hand of death
was upon hiul-but the spirit which will halow
fh9r forever, has gone and left 10 peer on earth
= The bright orb Of his genius has sci forever, but
fhehorlsonis still radiant with It's beams. Though
no monument stone or storled urn marks the spot
OF the sepulehre, The trophies of immortal mind
are not wanting in his memory. The burning
words with which, 'as live coal from the altar :
ne lndled the hearts Of millions, are still sylla-
bed by freedoms votaries throughout the world
The glorious and benefcent fruits of that revo!ll-
tloa to which he gave the first impulse, constitute
the majestic and enduring monument OF his re-
nown.
To old Charlotte belongs the honor of inurning
the ashes OF two OF the most remarkable men and
greatest orators of any age or land. Within a
lew hours ll>te is the grave of John Randolp PHI
Tradition viii preserve some OF the particulars OF
that memorable character. The sun of Henry
was going down III spleador and glory; that Of
randolph was dawaing in the orient, giving
promise that the lirmanent of eloquence should
i15a no light. Lake Chatham and Miyabeau. tue
lame OF their eoguence is traditionary the few
written speeches that are left, furnish no adequate
ljea OF their powers. The one, by his sublime
aad te1vid eloquence, stirred th9 haart of great
ration to its inlnost depths, and nesyed its arm
n strike for liberty OF death; the other by the
exhibition Of all that was intense in thought caz-
z'lng in expression, with irony and pathos, exer-
clae,l mighty influence upon the destinies OF
parties causing himself to be felt as power in
II councils Of his cou1trymen, where vanquished
were hiulrad in genius-in death they sleep r.Ii-
dEiied IN distanee-in immortality, they are
twin bgofhars.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
NOTICE.

Il lVER PILiS.-These Pills, discovered by
~ DIR. MLane, and which Lear his name, were
FIRST used in his own practice. In few years
they attracted the attention of other physicians,
and thence passed into general use. For curing
all diseases 9th liver, they act with certainty
and regularity. The patient soon feels the reno
val OF disease until be is WELL The effect is al
most magical and after swallowing drugs and
medicines of another description, the sufferer finds
himself relieved at once. Diseases of the Liver
are very common in this country, and are as fright
iul inihe character, as they frequent in occur
renee Are you troubled with any Of the hume
rous complaints which originate in the diseased
state OF the Liver? Purchase DR.. M'Lane's Pills,
and be relieved at once
The above pills can be had at the following pla
ces, Eskridge y Cushing's, wholesale and retail]
staunten,SS. Myers, Mt. Sidney, A. L Henne-
barger, Harrisonburg, AlcGa4fin s Co, Midway,
Strickler s Co., Fairfield, Ruffner. s.. Jenkins,
and j. r. Strayer New Market, Jacob B. Houck,
Buckborn Station, Rockingham, j. s. l.. Bumb
gardner, Greenville. Va.,J NJ. Wilson, Licking
ton, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
o. I UARY

,T>rr--4 A.. ,;-.1
:, ~ Al ms feshlence, IN stanton, Va, on
~ clt'l u 1lAe lo'il Tit, III tile uli iflunphs
u N'1 9'-''i' 'tiiil VAT SAMPSON bAGoN, aged SO
ys',a' t,i>',''n '''id - lays ms eanAy career
S2!iil@l3eo ''ii''tl 'iie iE1"h q mat dark cloud
N''i'Ll 'Ireiiy aiselh''Sea lis ieyoItSiohats
Io.5 Oh 'ae Aelerle2h eosnnies, Only, however,
70 [7oFatS taif 'e3'ic4 &tinost heft' end closed
uA,'sf ~ il.li-ofnea 9'of% of liberty and pace,
''lllcti al'd fsll84os. ne sen ora evolution
s3i.'4SI @"Tiy l,n:lo,a'ta on NE altar OF pa
t;los,'' ni.' ~ ftal@-1 III rhl!3hood the hard
s ;, u ah o'Pi1sAS i7t ii NOSE IRON times
~ served us apprenticeship III HagerstowIl,
Aj1 70 the ffaae OF q "agoil-ilsakelr, aud emf
asi 1ii9tfis taf 10 silis sFel'oi Of country and
A'i'.lSoi II ioV~ l}e ilade Ereltssioh CT reI-
ai0a ahd Jolnea 'A3 4rietl3disI u. Chlrcn. Ills
leil7'ots eaEeer commenced under crcumstan-
~ ~ tiiuu'du3ii A!cldshl 10 ihe inns S ard to
70 rs terminus Was distinguished by uniiormi-
u tstott.!isot s,s feAuhAs 70 shspllclsn as
- "' az y n'h 'td eliieacy OF re-
= a@3h flIslol LII al tAe usraltm@Hls OF Chris
-7s-' Guy A@ WAS al il2lae. though but little
'1ls5,! "a Nor.t4s s5is3!ce, a long aud familiar
- uais'tai!ce VIA Il $ sipit MAJ made his mind
y sSs-aotlsa q n2afeny W,stam, aud b
sas a5sfY o. s'l9 =, i3oiy oIi9Ss his heart OF The
cess u ln!ls'ili' 9Eaces' HIS c!Gsst pre-
',h,c' Il coi!saH ,,'as9 OF communion With his
e7'I7 hol 10 be iiSgfacte1 the sacrifice was al
%+ys fissn1e on 'an'iiy altar; and his atten-
i b,.,h % ~ ' ba s a F;s as rspar nen IN
4'S'ii q" ~: " i'S Voofs iof th2 Fur-
h. I 1ortliua sa Nv, I1o ',s a Af .g aaehe9 10
- ".n U 'i5s eHatlh Oh ms
o'G+ - 81 e' " 9tleied th3 VISION OF his
ory and ,var,e Nv 1be b,n l, .p"S,l f y, NY
Of hrstaa h, never ;so,,ar=I;lal a
fsts 81 Gus cai,ss bv ths n1Jistin
al. # lhr,1 10 lsaiils
aith Cod evidenced in Cody and pious life,
asyer challenged him ;o vain 10 lie exfsnsian NJ
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
REM0V AL,

WE subscriber has removed his Shop to the Old
i Bell Tavern, where he is prepared to execute
al orders in-ilis line, with leafaess aud despatch
Carpenters work, of all kinds. will be done by
him, at short notice, and i'll neat style
ne % prepared with good Hearse, and will be
ready at atiiaes to pertoI m the part OF an Under
taker. BIJREHAR1' SJONAKER
April 30, lsta.-3t -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
TRUST SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


TpY authority ola D eed executed to the under
RB signed, on 18th Of May, lsas, by J ohm Gregg
~ to secure Robert G. Bickle, &c, shall on Satur
day, the 10th day OF June next at the residence OF
said Gregory, il the Town OF Stanton, proceed to
sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash. the interest OF
said Gregory in
81 .kIGsgse sgases lot,
in the ''North end" OF stauon, where he at present
resides
1 Bcmdle Cow, / Red Heifer, Feather
Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture, l dozen
Chairs, Cherry Bureau, 2 Tables, Chi.
ma Press and contents. l Wooden Clock,
4 Hogs, l set of Carpenters Tools, and
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture
belonging 10 said Gregory, not enumerated
IN the foregoing.
Acting as trustee, shall convey to the purchaser
such title as is vested in me by the aforesaid trust
<NlCHO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
May IL, ls49.--tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

" Col BEALE has been elected to Congress
from the Kanawha District, by 4 or 800 ma or-
ty So it is a clean sweep in Virginia-l4 de-
moerats, Texas, war, Clayton. compromise, up
to the hub, Southern Wing.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
,Iehreshing Machines.

NOR the construction Of all kinds of Machinery
a we have Shop near to our Carriage Manu-.
factory. where we are prepared to build TIIRE SH-
ING M ACHINES and to do all other work ap.
pertaining TO Machinists.
HARDY & BROTHERS.
stanton. May II, is49.-tf. [Spec copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

'E'HE undersigned now receiving their large
Il and fashionable assortment of
iS2ss'ssas' tssaeg Summer Goods,
to which they respectfully invite the early attention
OF the citizens o. the county and town, hoping from
the several advantages Inder which they have been
purchased, to give satisfaction to all who NAV ia
vor them with call. They are determined 10 sell
upon the CHEAPEST terms for Cash, or to prnctual
dealers on the usual time Their stock consists in
part of the following articles
Super. French Black and Blue Black
Clotbs-Brown, Green. and Olive
Brown do.-Good common do.
from So to 81 pr yard.
A varieties Of fashionable Tweeds. Cash
meretis aud Cassimeres, for Summer
Goats aud Pants.
White and Fancy billings, plain Linens
and Nankeens-Super. French
and English sCassimeres,
Black and Fancy Silk
apd,satin ,Ves,iugs.
Fashionable Moleskin, Panama. Leehcru
aud Palm HATS-Fine Dress
BOOTS aud SHOES.
Super. Silk and SatinsCrayais aud .Hdks.
Rich Broche Silks, Chameleon do,
Satin striped Amure, Figured P D Sole
satin striped Berege, Embroi'd
Mode do. Green d,Laines,
-Eng. and French, Lawns
and Gipghams,, Linen
.Lus.ras, Paris
Lin N Berege, AIpacas, .aom Is Cd to Is
3d., Jenny Lind Skirts, White and
Cold Silk and Cotton Hose,
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Opera Ties,
Fancy Prints, Fashionable Bonneis Rib
BANDS, Cuttings aud Flowers, Faas,
,ParasoIs, ParasoIet,s, SC.
STAPLE GOODS
Heavy Begging, 7-8 and A Oznaburgs,
3-4, A. and 40 inch Brown Cotton, Bleached do.
81 and 1914 Bleached and Brown Sheetings Bro.
Linen and Heavy Damask Table Linen, Plaids,
Checks, Tickings, &c.
Groceries, Queenswarc and Hard
ware, large assortment. Please call aud examine
COWNE & BROOKE.
o. Spectator cory.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

CHEAPER AND BETTER.
.EUSF received Superior Bed Ticking, a, l2b
= l4a. &c. Cotton Socks Brown and Mixed
at Sd, Slate, Black and White Cotton Hose, at
lOcts., l24, SC. Call quickly at
HUGH J. CRAWFORD'S.
April 80, ls49.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
Large Stock Ct Spring Goods T.
CINE HlEsEaEG GNEY!
-----~-OO--
NO. S23 MARKET ST., DALTs.oTv,.
!lAMIL TON CASTER &, CO.


I AYi}E the attention q Wholesale ard Retail
Il buyers TO their splendid stock OF Suing Goods.
(innch the largest in Balnare.) embracing select
ARTICLES IN every department of the trade nciudin,
SILK G03ES-Co iored and Black Dress Sillso
SATIN De ChiheS; Bonnet Silks and Satins Black
ma'efea ahd Satin Striped and Paid Silks:
Modes; tlorences and the best STYLES rich lnstrtd
plain Black Silks. '~N
DRESS G0ODS-In every variety IF ,e,r AVID
fashionable styles, an undquaed assortment.
MOURNING GOODS--Every reyuis tie labric]s
and material for mourning.
LINEN GOODS AND HOUSEKEEPING AR
TICLFS
In this department We have every article that
can be required by families Shaetngs: Quilts:
Pillow Linens Dama@ls; Diapers; Napkins Tow.
cling; Curtain Goods; laanels; Blankets Piano
and Fable Covers an endless variety: all our Slir.
ing Linens AID Linen Goods are OF our own i'm.
portation and 'carraatsd pure Flar.
GINGHAMs; CiiINTZES LAWNS. AND
sH Wis, MANTlALAa, yEsylNGs, &C.,
aaiul! supply OF ell the styles that are fashionable.
~ in demand.
tioLsEHY AND CLoyE5 of all kinds.
I'M BAnIN EEiE ss-A splendid stock of Lace.
IaPes; loilaiss Ours, Sleeves. &c; Muslin Col.
lars; llem'd Revtris ana Embroidered Linen
Gamhriea lianFls Laces Edsings Ir,sertines
J"consi and SWISS Edslngs and insertings In.
iants' Embroidered Floeiss and Waists. and Nee.
die Work Goods OF all kinds
"HlTE MIsslN sG0Di,-In Camblic, Book,
Jaconet, Swiss, Null, Nainsook, &C. (in Plain
plaid and Stripes
DOMESTIC t'oTToH GeoEs and arteles
generally for servants ofstout Fabrics.
"A LSO-
a complete assortment Of Cloths, Cassineres, ves
inss, CraYats, Scars. Pocket Hdk.s, Gloves 81
penders and Merchant Tsilor's Goods and Trjl.
lnings. e ana
innvfing an examination and comparison OF
foods and Prices with other establishments. we /;
tehd TO Oder uAasaal inducements for Wholesale a,j
hetai Purchasers to deaf v. It'll US, as from the La
amount Of business done by us our expenses 49,,
less in proportion than parties hose trade is
extensive, whist we have unusual advantages "
buy ing IN original pattaaas. with an expeienc, i,
over ~ years IN the trade, during which time
nave yearly increased our business by selling CT
such goods as proved satisfactory to customers gc,i
IN durability OF Fabric and tastness OF colors,
on all our Goods site lolecst price is n,e,I.s.s
more VIII not be asked, nor less taken under r.
CIRCUMSTANCES, this peculiar feature OF cur bus. -
enables all parties to buy at the lowest prices.
April 2, ls49.-3!n.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
Regulations
LOUISA Rail- ROAD

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Western Extension viii
- pay either, in the Bank Of Virginia, at Rich
mond, Farmers Bank at Charlottesville, or Vale,
Bank at Stanton il addition to the sums hereto
tore called for, and ,remaining unpaid, the sum o
$50 per share, on the LIST day of June, and S. PEI
shares on the lstday Of July,
BY order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treas.
APP s6--tlJy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

{ ~ and after the LIST day Of May, triweckIy
stannton and Lexington, independent Of the prescn.
me IN order to give daily mail and greater rav
elling facilities
Leave Stanton every day except Sundays, at !
O'Clock, r. M. and arrive in Lexington same even
lngs.
Leave Lexington on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays, at O'Clock, A. M and arrive in Staun-
ton early in the afternoons, and on Wednesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays in time to connect with all
the lines leaving Stanton.
49,. VIM. p. PARISH & CO.
April 80, 1s49-st.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

Among the many blessings attendant upon i'm
PROVEN HIS in the social condition, and the advan-
csa Of our race in intelligence. is the proongation
ID hn.aan life. With the increase of intelligence
mas grown,up a knowledle for s:;,e elements Of
health, ard regard fer them, and commensurate
= with the strides Of science have we acquired
:ae means Of arresag disease. and avertng its
s&gages thsianting the progress we have
made, stats les show thai even ia,,, one sixth of
the whae p fnu!alio1 die annually Of consumption
One o the mast important discoveries of the age,
n aineoratng The coHdition Of this large class of
suffering hQmaniy. is
s. DR. l5.IST,4R's D,aLs},N or WLD
Cf{EaI:i
,Ffat time establishes and c0nsecrales, what ex
perience adnps aud cenrn!s, what all men in all
places unite III saying IS good ard valuable, is 50
~ duabt popularity Il this sort fixes in socie
fy It's roots 50 deep aad 50 Strong, thai time can
-not destroy il. Tine success Which S attended
this medicine FIR several years past, has overcome
the F,aJndicas OF all respectable men, aud The ar
stff'ie MS taken { stand among the first class of
d5naesrl.s and blessings Of the ages and when
Te+ 'rted 10 in stasl, efadcates the disease for
" .'lt'b II Is recommended,
None genuine, unless s:yned |! BUTTS oil
-tsa wrapper.
y iee = fef hote-six bo:;,-s eoi FIVE dollars
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
NEW CONFECTIONERY,
COMPREHENSIVE,

THE Undersigned have entered into All equal
/ partnership for the p,retase and saIeof DIX
G1ODS. GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND
COUNTRY PRODGCE-which they promise
to sell at cheaper rates than they can be procured
elsewhere i'll this market.
Thoy respectfully invite the public to give them
call, feeling satisfied that it will be to the interest
ofboth. V. ]. BROWN,
j. C. FULKS,
Opposite Morris & Goods.
Staunton, A pr! c5 lS4o-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
C0LTON'S
| NJ p r O " E D p r E Nj III M
BE1E-.H-.I[VE1!
On an entirely new plan.

,HNliIS Hive is decided to be the best Hive in use,
4 by those who have used it, and by the most
experienced bee keepers.
lst. 1t has three projections against the miller or
bee mathis Is. the bottom is iron, so that the egg
will not hatch under it. Cd, ii is SO constructed that
the worm cannot crawl above the bottom box, il
the egg should hatch Sd, the room can be in.
creased or diminished, by removing the drawers ar
ranged uron the sides, and tuning the bees in upon
the centre, sufficient to keep the comb covered
with the bees, all through the season. and the bees
will protect the comb from the miller
I'd. Ills Hive can be used for sWarming or a
non swarning Hive.
3d. The hses can be made TO swarm any day you
please, in the swarming pat OF the seassn.
An. 1t is perfectly simple in its construction,
a;sd gives the bees ample room for all 70 work at
The same time, SO that they will never lay on the
outside Of The hive.
9Th. The bees will increase one thiid more in this
Hive thar II he other kinds, and make twice the
amounted hoiiey.
9Th The old cnnb car be removed at ary time
with safety.
Having purchased the above patent am now
prepared to fill all orders fer Hives, and will ex
plain al the advantages of this Hive TO any who
may give me call will also furnish Hives with
bees to persons wishing to raise bees.
LEVI SKATER.
Stanton, May H. lS49.-if.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
: ~ Il Teay .ESG7'e left
VI those very pretty rnd q cap Gaods al
MF'GEd y. Czs@EEgsEDRHD,%.

----O:-D.--
NEW STYLE rich Chameleon Dress Silks,
= at IS, 3Ss9d 4s6d and upwards. Fine Frenc!
Bereges, Is, lsGd, Is. &c, aco,th double the mo
ney. Blue, Pink, Buff and Tea coored French
Lawns, fast coors, at Sd, IS, ls6d, &C., grea,
bargain. Fine Irish Linen, worth C2!c. at 2s3d.
Linen Hdkis., Cd, Cd, Is and gerry fine at 2Octs.,
Cal and gel the proof
Staunton, April 80, lS49.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
Another Supply Ct Cheap !GoaSs Al
HUGH D. CHsAyy'F0lHe;S.

HT ETALLIQUE French Bereges, new ar.
w tlcle and very pretty. Crysiallines, Silk
A,rgeniines, Figd. Swiss, Silk Illusion, Green and
Blue Berege, Silk Hosiery, Black Silk Lace,
White and Cold. Linen and Silk Fringes, very
cheap. Thread Lacrs at half price, Come and
look, seeing is believing and feeling too, in Goods.
April 80, ls40
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
May 8, lS49.
W NJ. KYLE.

fE>AkES pleasure in announcing to the citizens
stanton, and surrounding country, that he
is now in full receipt Of his large and desirable
stock Of SEASQNABLE GOODS, and being
permanently situated in his new Store Room,
Opposite M. Cushing's Confectionery, on Main
S'reet.) flatters himself that he is now prepared
to offer greater Inducements than ever to puNcru.
AL dealers. Call and see.
May 7slS43.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
OFPOsIte MU
staunton, April e5, ls4o.-tf.
BACON !! BACON Il!

I HAVE from SEVEN TO FIGHT thousand pounds
L Of good ard we'll cured BACON. which | viii
sell on short credit, OF for good due paper. Any
one wishing to purchase prime article, would do
well to call on the subscriber, living Hebron
Church. JOS. L. MITCHELL
April %, lst9.-5t-Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14

u 10 change in the markets since our last
quotations. Flour 81 CPL to 81 IS i'll Richmond
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-14
THE LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS.
BnECsEi'HA!DDGGEE'S Old STAND.
-O:-C:-
MAY 14ih, .l84o.
NJ AY l4lh, ,l84o.

' 'HE undersigned are now receiving their large
L and fashionable assortment of
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-24
GLASS-( Window
DulY % per cent. aI val.

GU ANO-Duty free.
;. American, ton, Is - q -
African, ......... 40 d
GUNNIES-Duty 30 per ct. ad vi.
Bags, small size, ca.
- medium do. - II is
- large do. - Is a - %