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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

Of the East wind'' as it sweeps around us, If
they will brace the mind TO nobler attanments,
and the heart to better duties
There is one class of virtues that is fostered
by the rigors OF our climate, which deserves to
be particularly mentioned, and fully compen-
safes for any superior advantages enjoyed by
other portions Of the earth in climate. | mean
the domestic virtues. Weare compelled by. the
inclemency of our seasons, not only 10 have
some permanent place Of abode, but to resort to
them In mider regions, men live abroad
they are scarcely obliged 10 have any domicll.
We are compelled 10 live at home, and we at
tach meaning to the term, and we hallow it
with feelings that were unknown to the polish.
ed Greek and the vouptuous Asiatic. It is the
angry and lowering sky Of winter that lights up
thessheerful FIRE in our dwellings, and draws a.
round the friendly circle. 1t is the cheerlessness
of everything abroad that leads us TO find or
make pleasures within; to resort 10 books and
the interchange OF thought; to multiply the
sources of knowledge and strengthen the ties OF
affection 1t is the frowning face of nature, like
the dark cloud of adversely, that lends attrac-
ton TO all the sympathies and joys OF home.
All should read the chapter on happiness in
Arch Deacon Paley's Philosophy.
ITO be Cgntinued)
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
EDWARD T. SAUNDERS.
Mr.. VINp1cAroa--

MIR. INDICATOR
Your readers, know. will be reioiced &c
learn, That the bill making an appropriation tic
aid IN the voluntary emigration TO Liberia Of oul
tree people OF color, mas passed both branches
the Virginia Legislature, and has become law
1t appropriates $4,000 annually, for five
years, to aid the Colonization Society in its i'm
por!antW Q.k. The provisions Of tbe. bill con
stilute the "Roqla Of Public Woyks," State Com
missioners; to disburse the fund.-. and authorize
the payment ct S$.sa5 for each emigrsnt over ten
years Of age, and $l5 for each under ten years,
whenever evidence is furnished by the authori-
zed agent of the Society that the colonists have
been actually shipped for Libernia. 1t imposes,
also, tax Of one dollar each on the male free
coored people between 81 and SIS, to be added
to this appropriation for the same purpose.
An attempt was made, by amendment, to APP
portion The appropriation to the several counties.
This failed. We suppose the design now is, to
give each county, BY the aid here offered, an
opportunity to remove their own people OF this
class, by contributing the additional sum neces-
sary to settle them in Liberia. Bya statute in
corporated in the revised code, the County Courts
have it entirely in their power to prevent all flu
turs. intrusion Of this class of persons within
their respective counties.
Tie Alneyican Colonization Society settles its
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
POETRY.
From the Literary Gazette.
LONGINGs FOR THE SPRING-TIME.


Oh long to see the Spring time,
Its glad and sunny smiles;
To hear the birds pour forth their song,
That my fond heart beguiles
The flowers fair love to see,
That deck the hill and vale,
To wander by the mountain side,
By shady stream or dale.
Oh. long to see the Spring time,
When Winters reign is DER
And pass'd are Winters ice and snow.
That bind the rivers shore.
Winter may have his votaries-
The gladstone Spring for me;
For then the joyous Summer comes.
So bJithsome and SO free.
Oh, I long to see the Spring time.
For it appears to me
That every one will then be glad
I'm sure the poor will be.
Old Wealth may love the Winter cold.
Tho it raps hard at his door;
Ifhe 3 but snug by his own firesidc.
What cares he for the poor?
Then long to see the Spring time.
Its bright ard cheerful smile,
To hear the birds pour forth the songs
That my fond heart begaile.
long TO see the flowers fair,
That deck the hill and vale
To wander by the mountains side.
BY shady stream or dale.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

Teo Poor TO DO WITHOUT lT.-A lady in
Maine recently sent her pay for another years
subscription to the Portland Christian Mirror,
adding at the close of her letter, that she was
'infnitely too poor to do without it," There
are some things we can easily dispense with,
but newspapers are now classed among the
necessaries. Where is there an intelligent man
go without his papera 'Can't afford to take
The paper"-you can't afford 10 do without it.-7-
''Hav'nt time to read paper,"-then you
hav'nt time to sleep or breathe. It's a duty a
man owes to society t., be informed Of the news
Of the day, and the IMPROVEMENTS Of the age--
and he CANNOT be. thus informed without he
reads 1t lsas. cue good S,rss.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
REPUBLICAN INDICATOR
ny STEVENSON & aEIGER.
TERMS.

The "VINDICATOR"is published weekly,
al $2 year, in advance, or So SO, if payment is
delayed beyond the expiration Of that year. No
subscription received for less period than six
months. No paper will be discontinued Except
at the discretion of the editor until all arrearages
shall have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Will DO inserted at S per square. Of thirteen
Gaes, less for three insertions, and rs cents for
sAeh continuance. A liberal deduction will be
iaads to those who advertise by the year.
All letters must be postpaid.
Auy person procuring five responsible subscri
tsss, shall have the sixth COPY gratis.
v. n. PALMER, is agent for the "vindicator'
fer II ties of Philadelphia, New Y ork x Boston
GARLAND * THOMPSON, are agents Tor the
..Yin, .cator' for the city Of Baltimore
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

Trouble GMoNG THE PRiSrEns.-The cor,-
pos0rs of Tie Boston Atlas office, understanding
that i, was the intention Of The proprie,ors 10 eI.
change the matter on DR.. Webs,er,s trial with
she Travelled, refused on Friday to work urlsss
the arrangements We're .annded.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

4 Frenchman, " 10 was exhibiting some sa-
cred relics and dGl,er curiosilies, produced a.
monr other things, a sword, which he assured
his yistors was ':.le sword da. Balaa.n had
when he woiill kill de ass" A spectator re
marked that Ealaam had no sword, bu, onlY
wished for one.
ever well-dis is the sword he wished for
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

ELECTION OF JtbeEs By ruE ProrLE.-The
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, on Friday, amended
the constitution 50 as to elect the judges BY the
people--only three votes were cast in the negative
The action Of the people is all that is now required
to make il law.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

Ex-SENAroR HASNEcAN-The New Nork
Tribune, after having seconded the charges of gross
intemperance agains. ex-senator Hannegsn, late
Minister to Berlin, is now, through enc Of its
Washington correspondents, out IN ihs defence.
and expresses his opinion that the allegations a
gainst him were greatly exaggerated
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

NEW HAMpsHrRE.-By slip from the Con
cord Patriot, we learn that l6 democrats have
been chosen to the House, and 35 wings. Fem.
ocratic gain, 35.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
From the Norfolk Beacon:
AMERICAN MEDICAL AsSOcIATIC

AMERICAN NFIDICAL HSNkITA Jun.
The following gentlemen, composing the Viz
ginia Medical Association, which meets in Gin
cinna,i, Ohio, on the first Tuesday in May, are
requested to be pnnctdal in their attendance; and
such Of them as cannot iy1ake It convenient to
attend in person, will confer great taY6t On the
profession South, TO correspond with their alter
mates, so that sirginia may be fully represented,
as we have strong wish for the next meeting
to be in the Old Dominion; and, If possible, in
the CITY of Norfolk
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
G. Nh. L WIN G.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WILL practice in the different Courts of Au-
w gusta, Albemarle and Nelson. R"ai...ass EN-.
srusted TO him will be faithfully and promptly at
tended TO.
Or He may at all times be found at the Clerks
Office the Superior Court.
Dec. Al, l849-ly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
LAND FOR SALE.

T WISH to sell privately the Tract of Land on
Il which reside, being, in the County of Augusta.
!: and in the. neghborhood Of Greenyille, and con-
.aiuingl by estimation
200 ACRES,
be the same more or less-the South River pas
-ses through this land, and the improvements are
good. There is also 141 ACRES. of Pine Land
which will be sold separate ,or with the above
tract to suit purchasers
WILLIAM S. HAWPE.
December So, lSS9.-tf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

STATE DELEGATES.
DR.. VIM Selden, Norfolk city.
DR.. ]. +. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
DR.. N. r. Green, Danville.
Dir. Geo. P. Holman, New Canton.
Dr.. James A. Leitch, Charlottesville.
Dr. Joseph NJ. Sheppard, Hanover
DR.. G. Lane Corbin, WaFwlck
DR.. VIM. Brown, Fredericksburg
DR.. Frederick Horher, Warrenton
DR.. A. S. Baldwin, Winchester.
DR.. F. L. Stribling, S,aunton.
Dr. John H.; Griffin, Saletn.
DR.. Daniel Irigg, Abingdon:
DR.. Spicer Patrick, Charleston.
DR.. John c. Campbell, Wellsburg.
DR.. B. R. Welford DR., games L. Cabell, DR.
VIM. A. Patteson and DR.. H. II. Mcclure wers
elected for the State at large; and the various
Medical Societies in Virginia are also entitled tt
send Delegates. 1t is hoped the attendance vii
be full, as matters of deep interest will be dis
cussed and acted Upon. N1EDlCUS.
March LIST, 1850
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

ANOTHER QuEsTIoN.-Which can 'smea e.
ratn quickest-the man who .2ao,rs the most q
the man who has the most nosee
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

TABLE, showing the cost II nail transporta-
ton and net receipts of postage, in,esat State and
Territory ia The United States; fos tlse scar end
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

Leaf seodnd-sir gears after Marriage.
My dear, will thank you to pass the sugar
you don't give me but one lump.
Well, MIR. Shocks, declare you uses sugar enough
in your tea to sweeten Aogshead of vinegar
James keep Your fingers out OF the Sweet meats
Susan keep still your bawling; | declare it i!
enough to set one Observation-Disclosures, take Via
Way, Harriet, what has the child done!
declare you are rather hasty.
wish, Mr.. Shocks, you'd mind your owr
bueiness,; you are always meddling with some
thing that don't concern you.
Well, Mrs Shocks, want to know who hat
IA better right than haye-yop are. always fret
ing and foaming about nothing
Pa, Thomas is steaRng your newspaper al
Thomas come here-how dare YOU'LL teach
you to tear it again-there, sir, how does tina
teel--now go to bed.
Mr.. Shocks you horrid wretch-7how dare
you strike a child of mine-here is lump O.
sugar, there that's goodboy.
Mrs. Shocks let me tell you, you will spoi
the children; you'know I'never interfere wher
you think ititto punish child-it's strange {
woman can never,do any thing right
If none did anything night in This house bu
yourself, what would become of US.
Let, me tell you, madam, this is improper
language for you, madam, and Pll bear it nc
longer You are as snappish as-a-she dog
and if there's divorce in the land; III have il
you would wear out the patience of Job.
Oh, dear, how mad the poor man ia well gu, scs
1i@n,, my uear-pleasant dreams.
There, she is gone! Thank heaven, Pm a.
lone once more Oh, unhappy man that am
to be chained down to such creature; she is
the very essence of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
peevish OH that could be bachelor; curse
the day and hour that / ever saw the likeness lo
her Yes will get a divorce; can't live
with her any longer its utterly impossible.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25

W A good newspaper and clean shit ass
two things needed by every man III ahe com
muuity, somebody says
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
THE NEW FIRM

THE undersigned having associated themselves
~ aegether as Apotkecaries and Dgggists
would respectfully solicit the patronage of their
friends and the public generally They will al.
ways keep on hand fresh and well selected
sagh stock of Drugs, Medicines,
N.Y. Paints, Oils and Dye-stufs-
Ed the latest and most approved Patent
Remedies, and general assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY,
&C., &c.
All orders from Country Merchants and Ply
sioians, will be promptly attended to-
A. d. WREN,
g. X. HARPER,
c. N. KINNEY.
January 81, 1889
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
COUPLE OF STRAY LEAVES.
Leaf frst-.sir months after marriage.

Leaf fTSf-Slr months GffeT marriage.
Well, my dear, will you go 10 the party to
night You know we have a very polite invi
tation.
Why, my love, just as you please; you know
always wish tie consult your pleasure.
Well, then, Harriet suppose we go-1hat IS
if you are perfectly willing now don't say yes
because do, fer you know that where you are
there am | perfectly happy
Why, my love, you will en3ey yourself ! an
sure, and where you are happy, there shall be
of course What dress shall wear, William
my satin with blonde, or my ashes OF roses, OF
know better than about such things.
Harriet, dearest YOU look beautiful in any.
thing, now take your own choice to-nisht-bu
think you look very well il. white satin.
There. William, dear. knew yoh .wonlt
think Just as I did-oh ! how happy we shall bt
there TO night, and you must promise not t
leave me there; moment.
A'Leave thee, dearest leave theej
No. by yonder star sB ear. ~
Oh, William, dearest William, how bean,ifu
that ia; you are always learning poetry to make
me happy.
And Harriet, nay own priced Harriet, sxould
not do anything in the world TO give
you moments happiness Oh, you are SC
very dear to me, il seems almost too much hap
piness to last.
Oh, do not say so, dear William, it will las
and we shah be many years happier thar
this for will not our love be stronger and deep
er exeM year and now, dearest, Will be back
iR Il. moment, and then we will go.
There, she has gone, bright and beautiful
creature she is-oh, how miserable should b
without her-she has indeed cast spell aroune
my heart, and ,ene that never, nonever can b.
broken She is the only star of my existence
guiding me on to virture and happiness, ane
never can Hove her more than now. Can eve
desert her? Can | ever speak of her in less thar
terms Of praise? oh, no; it is impossible-she i!
too good, too pure, happy, happy man tiiat am
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-15

me name of be entered upon our books 1plsss N
Psy4sAs o' me Subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers US none, by e,,sr the po.as
ON which VIII be paid all sk assumed nv ur..,ss h
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Subscriptions for period less wear VII, - ,. y.
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sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 sneo.,a g.
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subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy s he
edition they furnish ussubscLers for, grafis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12
Hartford hire Insurance COMPANY,
IARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

o.
Incorporated 10 o - Charter perpetudl.- Capital
SI5O,OOO; tcith po,cer Of increasing ito $25O,OOo.
YENHIS long established and well known lnsti-
tuition, has transacted a most extensive IN
surance business for more than thirty-seven
wears, throughout the United States and the Bril-
fish North American provinces. Il has aimed 10
secure public confidence, by an honorable and
faithful fulGllment Of its contracts and owners
of uroperty are assured that all fair claims Tor
loss under its policies will be literally adjusted
and promptly paid. Public Buildings, Mann!ac-
tories, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling Houses,
Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Yes
sells on the stocks or while in port, &c, &c, will
be insured at rates as low as the risk will admit.
The following gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
II. HUNTINGTON, Esq, President.
Albert Day, $Hezekiah Huntington,
James Goodwin, fJunius S. Morgan,
Henry Keney, fCharles BOSWELL
Job Allyn,
JAMES G. BoLLEs, Secretary.
CHRIsToPuER C. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may be made of
B. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson county, Virginia.,
In the absence Of the Agent from Charlestown'
to J. p. BROWN, Esq, who will attend to them
promptly. Persons at distance address through
the mail.
N. B. On all Church buildings and Clergy
mems personal property the Agent will present
his commissions in reducing the amount Of pre-
niums on the risks thus arising.
January 90, lS5O.-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12
AGENCY
OF
DR.. EItcL's Celebrated Medicine

DIR. EItcI's Celebrated Medicine
Pulmonary Balsam, %Depuratiye Syrup,
PectoraI Expectorant, <Heart CorrectOr'
Pulmonary. Liniment, %,Humor CoTrector,
Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver on,
A~ntidyspeptic Mixture ,4>Cough and CaihE'
Neryine, Z Pills,
Vermifuge. &,FemaIe Pills,
Female Specifics, &c. &c,
Used by him constantly and Ienh unPrec@
success IN the treatment Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption. Asthma, M
Diseases, DysPepsia, SerofuLG, Ski" OH'
eases, rheumatism, Female Com
pIaiHLs, Piles. dc.
DR.. Fitch's unequalIed Patent Silver ~
Abdominal Supporters Dr. Fitchis lGgN
Plated Steel Spring Shoulder Brace. Dr.F%
Silver Inhaling Tube.
DR.. Fifch's Celebrated Six LcCtuI'
or THE AND cUEE o.
Consumption. Asthma. Diseases Of The HsghE =
and on The method o PTessrriHg hsGA"
and Beauty to a old Age r
"HIS Book should be in every family. :
Il the COusumptiye II points out the on9
sOnG6Ee hope for relief. To mothers, the -
lions it gives for the care and education n
dren are invaluable. $4,000 copies Of ms
have passed through the press, and the
For sale By S. s. FITCH & CO.
TOT BroadlrGy. NeuO YcLk
DR.. l.. s. EICHELBERGbh1
July IS, IS5O-ly. CAEnI.[s
70 Dr. Fitch's Guide 10 Invalids, OF dlrI -
TO persons using DIR. FiIch's Remedies
GRATIS, of all his Agents.
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ScoTrsvnLE, Albemarle Co.,Va. }

January %, Is47.
This is to certify that / have used LittIe's
White Oil, prepared and sold only by John b.
Hart, ofthis place, aud have found il far superjoT
to any thing | have ever before seen. It's effects
are almost miraculous. No man who owns =
horse should be without a bottle of it.
SAMUEL A. HUBBARD.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reta II. a,
JOHN .B..REART'S Drug Store, AIbemarIe
S ISPg1tE Va; Also at the Drug Store ofDT. L. S.
ElCHELBERGEK, Charlestowu.
NIX & QUEFIELD. DufieId's Depot.
81: 8. FgRKEY, Shepherdstown
W.k.&> SEWERS. Summit Point.
JNo. w. G~RAKTHAsE, MiddIeway.
Taos. LrcKLIDER, LeeIoWn.
Price, az cents a Bottle.
None genuine but those signed by THEO.
w. on the outside wrapper. Direc-
lions for use'accompany each bottle.
July IS. ls5o-Iy
* racEers-Water, Sugar, Soda, Butter
and Wine do, for sale by
Oct. is. TATE & HoOFF.
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misreHauenus
~gAPPlMGYOM'g HOTEL,
CbarIesfnwn. Jefferson County, Va.

r"HJS LARGE and verv commodious Three
IL story Brick Hotel, situated in the
centre and business part of The town, is now
among the most attractive and desirable resting
places in the great Valley Of Virginia.
j The Injuries of the TABLE OF this establish.
,ment, are surpassed by none, and the BAR IS at
all times supplied with a choice selection Q! su-
perior Wines and LIQUORS.
Several large PARLoRs and airy CHAMBERS
have been added since last year.
A spIendid Yellow Mounted COACH attends
the Cha rlestown Depot. upon The arrival Of the
Cars, which will convey visitors TO the HOTEL
free Of charge. Persons wishing 10 be conVeye'u
to other parts of the town, will pay a reasonable
compensation.
: SADDLE and Harness HoRsEs, CARRIAGES,
BUGG1Es, and careful Drivers always ready for
the accommodation of visitors.
GEORGE W. SAPPINGTON,
Iu]v Q. 1850. Proprietor.
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"HE new and extensive addition TO this esta-
Il bIishment has been completed, together
with renoyating the entire concern, rendering it
one amongst the largest and most attractive in
The VALLEY. The rooms are furnished with neat
furniture, and with an eye to the comfort and con-
v~enience of guests.
The Proprietor hopes to merit a continuance
of the patronage heretofore extended to him, and
ness, assuring the public that no exertion on his
part will be spared TO please, and render the So
iourn of guests agreeable.
d lime 2b. 1S5o.-tf Proprietor.
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2~5aIttnrore Grane.
1850! MAGNIFICENT 1850 !
STOCK OF FALL GOODS!
EnAtAnn pInn

Ja cDWhhu DlnOg
M o. 2ll Baltimore Street, near ChGTleS' mas
IN received his first supply of rich ran II
Winter Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Dress Goods.
Under this head | would call particular atten,
ton to my stock OF SILKS, which, tor s'yle anu
cheapness, cannot be surpassed.
Rich Brocha figured, Brocade, Grape lsCe Hgul-
ed, fg'dCameIion Poult de Sol, Satin de Ghlne
Glace, Heavy Watered, in colors ana IN blacA'
Silks, Turk Satins, in black and col $ I; extra
high lustre Gros de Rhine, all widths colorS
and prices; Marceline and Florences; colored
SATlNS.
Plain and Watered POPLlNS;.
French printed Cashmeres and A. de LANES;
French Merinos, all colors and prices;
Franeh all wool Satin de Chine;
For PARTY DRESSES, some very tich
Pink, Blue and Corn cold. Grape DE farls )
Colored Embroidered Tarletans
Embroidered Swiss Muslins;
Do. White do;
Corn coils, Pink and Blue Silks.
Mourning Goods.
Lupipe's Black Bombsaiaines; Canton Cloths;
Alpacas; English Craps3Love Wells;
Handkerchiefs, &c. ALSO, wide
Silk Mantilla Velvets, ~allc0l's.
ShaWls! ShawIs!! ShaWIs:!!
One of the largest assortments ever offered
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls;
Low priced Shawls Long and Square
ShSwls, from the lowest to the highest prices.
vcsItcs, MantiIles and CIOaks.
Just received, latest Paris styles, and will open
a full assortment onthe6th instant.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Snperine Bodies, and other celebrated makes
Of French Cloths; Black and fancy Cassimeres
new style Vestings, Scarts, C~ravats, &c, &c,
STAPLE DOMESTIC GOODS
at the lowest market prices.
W Merchants visiting Baltimore from Jeffer'
son County and other parts of the Valley Of Vir'
ginia, will find it to their advantage to look at
my stock.
Baltimore. Sept. "a, 1850.
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GOODs AT COSE

WE are now selling our stock Of ""0uS a.
w cost, FOR CASH.
Our stock is large, and in it maybe round an
assortment Of Goods such as are usually kept Ia
a retail store, viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings;
Cashmetes, MousiliDes, Alpaccas afd MeflhOs
Berages, Tissues, Lawns and CalteeeesI
Silks, and many other desirable Dress Goods;
7 8 Osnaburgs for Negroes Shirts
3-4, 7.S and / / Brown Cottons, heavy
7 8 and 4.4 Fine "
Good stock Of BIeachrd Goods;
Irish Linens and Bed Ticking; =,
Linseys, Flannels, Checks, Toweli'"gs' and many
other articles which gan be seen BY calling soon:
Also, a good stock oFGroceries, Sugar, Coffee.
Molasses, Teas, Spices, Fine and G: a. Salt
also, a good stock q QueenswaT0, HARDWARE
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
We have made arrangements to remove TO +"
distant ~part~of the State therefore, the goods
must be disposed Of, and great bargains can be
had by calling soon. C
September II, 1850.