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NEW BOOKS.


HANDSOME Port Folios, Smiths Qaaro
d IL Geography, smith's First book in Geogra
ply, Smiths introductory Arithmetic, y smiths
(new and cheap Edition) Bancroft's History OF
United States, American Poultry Yard. Book, NJ
Gulfey's g, 8. 4, and S Readers. Mexican
War by Mansfield, 'rhiers' French Revolution,
History of Va, by Il. II. Howison, McIntosh's
book OF Indians, Woman's Friendship, by Grace
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Sketches of Va by Rev. VIM II. Foote, Miss
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Scenes, The Elements of Moral Science by Way
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lot Of Canes. Jus! received and Tor sale at
WA CHAMBERS.
Stanton, July s., 1850.
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Esy The Gocerssos' Of E'ss'SaaSsa.
A PROCLAMATION.
yMHEREAS it appears by the returns made

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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks office
v of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Highland county, on Monday the
LIST day Of July, 1850.
Samuel Rucklnan, Plaintiff, The object OF this
AGAINST suit is to recover
William X. Rider. Hezekiah title to two Tracts
Holcon, George Fl Rider, 2oi Land sold by the
and Charles S Caihan Il Defendants, WIN X.
Jane his wife, Defendants. Rider, and Geooge
H Rider to Plaintiff.
The Defendants HezekIah Holcom, George II,
Rider and Charles 81 Callihan and Jane his Vile,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curty. according to the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants Of this Com
nonwealth 1t is ordered, that they appear WITHIN
one month after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their interest; and
that copy of this order be forthwith published in
the Staunton Vindicator, once week, for four
successive weeks, and posted on the front door OF
the Court-ho of Highland county, on the fist
day OF the next County Court.
\ Copy-Feste,
A. STEPHENSON, JR., Clerk.
July 6, lS50.-4t
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NETTING AT CEUKCuV1LLE.

At a meeting held by some Of the citizens OF
Churchvie and its neighborhood, on Saturday
evening, June the Goth, 1850, the object OF the
meeting being explained by Capt. Henry Sterrett,
James A. Cochran, Esq, was called to the Chair
and VIM. H. Bell, Esq, appointed Secretary
1t was moved, seconded and passed that a
mass meeting be held in THE part OF the County
for the purpose of having an opportunity OF
hearing the various candidates for Convention
explain their peculiar views and opinions upon
this most important subject:
81. was resolved that the Chairman ap-
point committee of three to report to this meet
ing when and where such meeting shall take
place Whereupon the Chair appointed Capt.
fl. Sterrett, VIM. H. Bell and Reuben d. Hill
After retirement the Committee reported that
in their opinion said meeting shall commence
on Thursday the 25th day of July next, at II
o'clock. A. M, precisely, at the Augusta Springs
and continue from day to day Sundays except
edl until each and all disclosed to speak, shall
be fully heard. = :
Sd. it is by this meeting resolved that T. J
Niche, A. Ii. H. Stuart, David Fultz and h
w. Shef1ey, Esqs., be pressingly and urgently
invited to attend at the time and place above IN
dictated, for the purpose of proclaiming their
views touching the important subject OF amend
Jug the State Constitution. Also that all other
gentlemen, candidates for this district, hereby
consider themselves invited to attend.
4. Resolved, that editors generally in this dis
trict are respectfully requested to insert the pro-
oeedngs of this meeting in their papers until
the day of the meeting.
5, Resolved, that in the opinion of this meet
ing, the Proprietor Of the Augusta Springs ough
to prepare every thing necessary to accommo
date a large concourse ofpeople, to meet at the
time referred to-
JAMES A. COCHRAN, Gin.
VIM. H. BELL, Sec'y.
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EEAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drugs,
Az Medicines, Sc, of the late firm OF Eskrldge
s. Kinney, will continue the business at the
old stand and hope by unremited attention. to
business to merit share of patronage,
THOS. p. ESkRIDGE.
N. bah accounts standing ON the Books OF
the Iate firm of Eskrldge s. Kinney, are being
made off with view to their settlement. Having
that business to attend 10, will expect prompt
call from all persons indebted, in order that the
said accounts may be closed. Y. Z. T..
Stanton, July 8, 1850.
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OBJ 1T UARY.

DIED, on Sunday the 3oth June, at the resi-
dence Of James Points, Esq, of this place,
ANN Eliza, and on the following Tuesday,
MARY FRANCES, infant and only children OF
John P. and Ann Maria L. Niche, one % and
the other ! ! months old.
fFor achom the Lord loueh he chasteneth."
Now mother cease thy weeping,
And calm thy aueuished breast,
Thy cherub babe is sleeping
Thy darling is at rest.
She is resting from the agony,
That wrung her little frame,
And she never shall aW aiken;
10 the bitterness OF pam.
Her golden locks in beauty,
Rest on her pearly brow,-
The wild, deep, lhobbing OF her blain,
1t does not stir them NOW.
And her silken lashes shading,
Those eyes OF angels hue,
Are sweetly now reposlng,
From the WEAKNESS of Woe
Yet weep not that thy lost one,
The beauty of thy bower,
Is offered at the throne of God,
pure and spotless flower.
Be comforted thy flower did bud on earth /;
but He who giveth all things hathtaken her, 10
blossom with tentold beauty III His celestial
garden. FRIEND.
~ The above beautiful lines We're found
under the coffin OF the eldest child, on the
morning after its decease--they are supposed to
be from the pen of lady, and breathe the spirit
Of piety and friendship.
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WHEREAS ceFtsn certificate or RI law WAR
at Washington, IN favor of the undersigned, DAVID
HAYES, as Father and heir at Law of Charles
Hayes, decd, late private in Company l, 1st
Louisiana Volunteers, commanded by Col. De
Russey, dated 18th OF March, lS4S, and numbered
40 7s0, tor one hlndred sixty acres Of Land which
certificate or warrant was forwarded by said Com'r
of Pensions by mail to the Hon. James Mcdowell,
at Lexington Va. to be delivered to the under
signed but never came to the hand and possession Of
the said Hon. James Mcdowell or those of the UNI
dersigned, but was lost from or miscarred in the
United States Mail. This is to caution all persons
from trading for or buying said certificate or war
rant, and notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the Commissioner of Pensions for
the issue of said certificate warrant or dupli-
cate thereof in lieu Of the one lost. M .,ss,
DAVID HAYES.
Batesviile, Albemarle Co., Va, July l, ls5o-6t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08
July 1 st, 1850.
Look at this-Read it through
then come and buy Cheap Goods
y
REDUCTION dbEH PRICES.

--oX.O::X:O--
'ENHE subscriber determined from this date to
n sell goods 1T reduced prices for CASH, will
offer greater bargains than can be had in the coun-
ty for the same money. Ii any body doubts this
let him OF her GONE and examine, and they will
be of an opiliion as is an opinion, that what ne
says is fact. Come one. come al-there is moth
ing gained by idleness or sloth-ths is world
of action, and to make money, gain reputation and
exert happy influence we must be active, per
severing, energetc-we must not quail at shad-
ows-run from lions or attempt to dodge linen
who flint and quail are a laughing stock for an
gels, devils, aud true men. So come quick and
buy cheap. ID. M. HCFsNlAN.
Main street, opposite Z. O.
?. S.-Those having open accounts with me
have them ready for settlement, those Indebted tc
me viii please sail and close their accounts either
by cash OF note, as am determined to close W
open accounts 50 be ready. d. NJ. X.
Stanton Na.--si &C. s. Mess copy.
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DISSOLUTION.

v1'IIE Copar'nership heretofore existing be,
IL tween the undersigned, under the firm and
style of EsKRlDGE s. KINNEY, is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent.
Thomas P Eskrdge having purchased the en-
the stock of the said firm, will settle up the bus
iness.S for that purpose is alone authorized to make
use of the name of the late firm. Given under our
hands this LIST July, 1850.
THOS. P. ESKRIDGE,
c. J. KINNEY.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

On the 9th ult, by the Rev. H. Wetzel, Mr.
john SKULL, TO Miss CATHAR1NE GooDE--al oil
On the Isl uit., by the Rev. J. Wanless, Mr.
McCAY maroon, of Highland, to Miss MARGA-
net KNAPP of Pocahontas.
On the 25th ult, by the Rev. J. S. Phllen,
MIR. ADAM BIRD, Jr, to Miss CATHARINE, daugh-
ter of Rev. VIM Erwin of Back Greek, High
land county, Va.
'rrogelher may they sweetly live,
Together may they die,
And each starry crown receive,
And reign above the sky"
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THE CABINET AT BALTIMORE.

THE CABINET AT BALTIMORE.
The rabid Galphin correspondent Of the N. Y
Tribune, writing from Baltimore, says cit is
much TO be regretted. but it IS nevertheless the
fact that the present Administration, has render
ed itself peculiarly obnoxious and unpopular
withvmany of the Wings of Ibis city, who Were
the first to support honest oldZack Taylor. The
injury done the Wing party cannot easily be
reaedied"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

CHOLERA SOUTH AND WEaT-Thero were II
deaths bv cholera at New Orleans during, the
week ending the 23d ult,, out of 1902 deaths IN
all.
The Cinciuatt Commercial of Saturday says
aThe disease appears to be subslding, as we
heard of but few cases yesterday, ana az Of
those were convalescent. There is much diar-
rhGa."
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

ONO CoNvENT1oN-Th Ohio State Conven-
ton have resolved that the Legislature shall
meet only every four years. They have also
determined to fix the Senatorial term at two In
stead of four years-being the same length as
that of the Representatives, and to place the
eighty of Senators and Representatives, as re-
CARDS age, upon the came faoting-the age OF
25 being adopted.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08
T. r. BLACKBURN, J
S. X. TAYLOR, COMMIT
JAS. L. HUDSON,
Ern ggss!s and Classical School
.Rg. Eg. RlEK4E0EKa

eGR. G3s III e. -AAEI0kG4
INTENDING 70 locate himself iii Stanton,
IL respectfully tenders his services as Teacher,
to the cilizeus of that town and its vicinity.
He hopes, from his long experience i'll Teach
ing, and from the success that has attended his
former labours, to be able to merit the contnu-
ed support of those who may patroulse his
School. He obligates himself 20 llse his most
faithful endeavours i'll the discharge OF every M
cumbent duty; and to give his unremlttlng at
tention to the moral and intellectual improve
ment of the pupils committed to his care HIS
first session will commence on the 1st Monday
of September next.
The prices for Tuition are as follows:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic,
per scholar, for the session OF five
months, 81 so
English Grammar Geography, An
Gent and Modern History, 10 90
Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Go-
ometry, Trigonometry, Surveying .
and Algebra. II so
Latin and Greek languages, 10 90
Those living at distance, who may desire
to patronise this School, are informed that
Boarding can be obtained convenient to the
School room on moderate terms
Those who are not bound by subscription will
be charged only from the time that this pupil
commences 10 the close of the session. fhe
subscriber most respectfully makes the follow
ing references for character and qualifications
Col. JOSEPH MAUzY, McGaheysuiHe,
Col w. B. YANcEY, Conrads Store,
DR.. G. X. GlLMER, McGahepuile,
RICHARD MAUzY, Esq, Editor Of Lew,sJ,trg
Chronicle,
LUKE WOODWARD, Esq, Belts Taley.
July 8, 1S50.-2m
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Foun OF 'EM.-A Mrs Archer, of Eaton, O.
hlo, recently presented her astonished HUSBAND
with four little responsibilities.
ssInsatiate Archer, would not one suffice !"
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&Ru JAxN-for shorts the way lazy
boy in Illinois spells the name of the patriotic
Andrew jackson. Photography ls great art
and that lad deserves a medal
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TRIDtJTE OF REspECiri.

At a called meeting of Charity Division, No 6,
Sons of Temperance, held at their Hall i'll Staun-
ton, on Thursday evening" June 81, it being an
nounced that our worthy Treasurer, FRANCIS
BowLEs, had departed this life, a committee
was appointed to prepare a Preamble and Reso-
lutions suitable for the occasion, who presented
the following which were received and adopted :
That, whereas it having pleaaed the Almighty
Patriarch of the Universe TO call our much es-
teemed1anl dearly beloved Brother, Francis
BowLps, from this transitory & finite existence,
to one of immortal duration, which Ill conslde-
ration of his virtues and exemplary life, we hope
will be one Of ineaable happiness; and though
we deeply mourn his loss it is not as those with
out hope; but with firm reliance on the prom
ses held forth in the Holy Scriptures, we cher
ish the firm anticipation of a reunion with our
Brother in that Grand Division above, where our
Heavenly Father presides.
Therefore be it Resolved,
list. That we attend tile funeral OF our de-
ceased Brother, and render to his remains those
honors which are prescribed by the laws and
usages of the order of Sons of Temperance.
21. That we wear the usual mourning Tor thir-
ty days, and that the etnblems and badges OF
our order be properly clothed with this token OF
respect for the same length of time.
3D. That we deeply sympathize with the be,
reaved Parent and friends Of the deceased, and
pray that lie who tempers the wind to the Shorn
Lamb, may administer that comfort which hui
man aid cannot afford.
4th. That a copy CT these resolutions be for
warded to the family of the deceased, and thai
the editors of the papers in Staunton, and the
Banner of Temperance in Richmond, be request
ed to give them ain insertion in their respective
| papers.
T 7 J r R Ps1T6B conn,vrr.
JAS. K. HUDSON, J
H. DAWSON, R. S.
DIED, in Richmond on Tuesday morning
25th uly, john @. JANIS, in the 29th year OF hi
age.
| DIED on Monday the 23d ult., near Green
Vile, Mrs ApnLA1D HARVEST, wife of MIR. Vim
M. Harvest, in the 25th year Of her age.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08
TO CONTRACTORS.

CEAEfD PROPOSALS will be received until
- IL O'Clock, nj. the 10th July next at this OIL
fee for the Graduation and MetaIizing the Blue
Ridge Turnpike, leading from GordonsvilIe, in
Orange county, by way OF Madison Court House,
to the intersection of the New Market and Sperry-
vile Turnpike, on the Massanutton Mountain,
distance of about fifty miles; also for the construc-
tioi. of several Bridges, from 100 to 300 feet in
length Contractors will be required to separate
their price for grading from that for Metalizing
Plans, Specifications and plofiles can be seen at
this office after the 18th June next. ...s.:
FRANKLIN +. GEIGER.
Office Blue Ridge Turnpike Co., Madison Court
House., May 2--tdl.
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Natural Curiosity.

-0:-:0.T.0:-: 90
fESH i subscriber having taken charge oil
4 WEASTs5 CAVE. is prepared at all times,
to conduct the inqnistlve stranger through this
subterranean wonder. This Cave is less than hall
mile distant from Weyer's, and near to the cele-
braed Madison Cave, it is about II miles from
staunton-the road TO it is one of the best III the
County. deem it unnecessary to say anything
about this great natural curiosity but will simply
state that it rivals in beatty Weyer's Cave Of
which it is, no doubt, part, being situated in the
same range of hills deem il proper too, TO state
that persons are told, there is but Cave i'll this
nei ghborhood. The traveller may we'll believe
such statement. but when he visits WEAsT's nc
will be convinced there tigo, and that the seconc
is equal in Beatty to the first. .
Persons who may intend visiting the Cave during
the Summer, are informed that every eXertlon viii
be used to render their stay agreeable, and them
selves and Horses will be amply provided for by
the proprietor. CHA'S j. DICKINSON.
Weast's Cave, Augusta Co, July l, 1880.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

" The article on Constitutional Reform, in
to-day's paper, is from the pen Of JNo. LErcH'
Err Esq.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

The object of this suit
is to restrain and lnhibit
George Boon, Admir- de
bonis non of Ferdinand
kincaid, dec, from part
ing with or paying over
any money or effects in
his hands Of, or belonging
10 John Swope.
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The Illustrated Domestic Bible,
Epy REV. INGRAM GOBLIN, M. A. This
- beautiful Bible will be published in twenty
five Numbers, at rs cents each, and will also be
put up in Monthly parts at so cents. ~.
The distinguishing features of this Bible are
/. Seven hundred Wood Engravings.
2. Many thousand Marginal References.
8. Three fuely executed Steel Maps.
4. Numerous Improved Readings
S. A Corrected Chronological Order.
6. The Poetica Books in Metrical iorul.
7. An Exposition of each chapter, containing
the essence OF the best commentators, with much
original matter by the editor.
s. Reflections drawn from the subject OF the
Chapter, and giving, in a condensed form, It's
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9. Dates affixed to the Chapter for each morn
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Bible in one year.
The engravings are never introduced for show,
but always to explain the text, illustrating places,
manners aud customs Of the anclents.
A specimen Number, with recommendations
from some four leading divlnes, is now ready
The regular issue will begin about the first OF Jul
ly, and a Number will be published the first
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plete.
Agents are wanted to procure subscribers for
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1t will be one of the most beautiful, coinprehen-
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NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
Chancery for Highland County, Oh Monday the
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08
NOTICE..

TIME plaintiffs John Devericxs s. Thomas Deve-
Il rieks not being inhabitants OF the Common
wealth of Virginia, notice is hereby given, them
that shall, on Saturday the list day of August
next, At the Store House of Samuel Eagle, Esq,
at Doe Hill, in Highland County, proceed to take
the OF sa,sh Mor'on a nd ho0S
read as evidence in the above named suit in Chan
Gerry depending and undetermined in the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Highland
county. If from any cause the said dispositions
shall not be taken at the time and place named, the
taking ofthe same will be adjourned from time to
time and place to place until completed You can
attend if you think proper.
July L. 1850.
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To the Patrons Of the late Firm
Of Eskridge & Kinney.

vFNHE undersigned avals himself of this orpor-
T. tunity to return his thanks to the public fol
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm from which he has retired, and begs leave
respectfully to solicit for Mr.. Il. T. Eskridge
who has purchased the entire stock of said firm,
continuance of their patronage and support.
C. J. KINNEY.
Stanton, July 8, 1850.
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OLD WHISKEY.

0OBBLS Old Rye Whiskey, and 40 bbls Com
~ J mon Whiskey, on hand, also Pure and Com
mon French Brandies, Rum, Madeira, Port and best
Malaga Wines, &C., &C., on hand and for sale low
by JOHN BRANOEbb6I.
June "a, 1850.
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The Defendants benjamin Faucet aud Isabella
his wife, late Isabella kincaid, Margaret, John and
James Kincad infant children of James Klncald,
decd, and John SWope not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Comt and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: It is Or
dered, that they appear within one month after
due publication 81 this order, and do what's reces-
sary to protect their interest, and that copy OF
this order be forthw it'll published in the Staunton
Vindicator once week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door of the Courtho OF
Highland County, On the first day of the next
County Court.
A Copy-Teste, ..-s.z
A. STEPHEN SON, JR., Clerk.
July 8, 1550.-4t
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, June %.
The Cholera at Nashville.
There were fifteen deaths by cholera in Thu
city yesterday.
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M 4 RRIED,

" No change in the markets.
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w asIlington House,
Chestnut ST. above Seventh ST..
PHIL A DEL PHTAs

rs central in the immediate vicinity Of the most
1 important public Institutions, the best and most
fashionable places OF business, and the attractive
public Squares Of the city. In the important re-
quisities oflght and ventilation, two principal oh
ects aimed at in the recent enlargement x thorough
mprovement OF this House, it is not exceeded by
fore its position is peculiarly desirable The Sub
scriber returns his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage they have
extended to him, and assures them that ne will
endeavor to merit continuance of their favors.
A. /. GLASS.
June II, ls5o.--2m