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for that statement the legitimate inference will
be, that he fears 1t.
have deemed the above statement; Mr.. Edi-
tor, necessary for my own vindication, and for
that reason alone appear in yonr columns, | do
not wish to misrepresent h1r lmboden or any one
else, but wish to know the truth OF the case
If the above statements are correct, it is suff-
cient TO induce me TO vote against that gentle
man, and will, doubtless, induce many others TO
do likewise. A Voice
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STOVES, STOW ES,&C
R. r. POINTS,

Eg. r. POINTS,
MAIN STREET., STAUNTON, VIRGINIA
II EEPS constantly on hand, wholesale and re.
IN tail, complete assortment OF
CasoE2img :H2el EDarEor Slaves,
of all sizes, which he will sell for cash, or on
reasonable credit, at very reduced pIlces.
Also, a general assortment of TIN WARE
COPPER WARE, SHEET-IRON WARE, and
BRASS WARE. RooFING with Tin, Copper,
or Zinc, together with secret hanging Gutter,
will be done as low if not lower than at any ether
establishment the Valley.
March rs, lS50.-2m,
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For Sale.

EYHE subscriber wishes to sell two frst-rate
4 CARDENG NsACNEN E,S and other articles
pertaining to their use These Machines are in
good order and ready TO be put in operation.
Bargain may be had, if application be made early
to the subscriber living on North River, about one
mile below the Rockland Mills
DANIEL SELLERS
Anvil !. 1850 SIS
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REWARD PAID TO L1TTLEFIELD.-The family
of Dr. Parkman paid, on Saturday, voluntarily
to Linlefied, the sum OF 5000, offered by them
for the discovery Of the remains OF the late Dr.
Parkman.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-15

THE PopE,s RETuRN.-The Paris Universe
has the following =
cardinal Antoneli has made known to M
Reyneysi that the Holy Father had resolved to
leave for Rome in the beginning OF April and
that resolution was about to be communicated
officially to the diplomatic corps"
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founded. By the way, is it not a little strange
that the neutral Messenger should be advocating
the cause of a Wing candidate for the Legisla-
ture : Wonderful neutrality, that
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fee on Main Street, where he has and intends to
keep constantly on hand a full supply OF GRAVE
STONE, Of the finest white Eastern Marble,-also
TOMB Tors, both plain and moulded. MoNU-
MENrs, Box AND PANEL ToMBs made to order
He is manufacturing Egypt an, Italian and A
merican MARBLE MANTLEs of the latest style and
finish at his marble works i'll Winchester. Gentle
men wishing to purchase will please to call on
JAMES c. Marquis, who has charge ofthe works,
and who will deliver and set up without the pur-
chaser running any risk as to breakage. Designs
of Nantes can be seen by calling on the latter
The workmanship will be done in the neatest
style and On the most reasonable terms.
JOHN PAGAN.
April Is, 1950.-2t
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WAL. AND CURTAIN PAPER
vr1n uu-u~~ waEe rnyx,NuESEp &


E.syss@esg s7YEsgaseyssscgsgses's esaasg
Esaagsos'seas Sss sSse q. States.
No. 2o7, BALTIMORE ST. baltimore.
INVITE the attention of country merchants and
I others TO their large assortment of WALL AND
CURTAIN PAPERS, FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
BORDERS, sc.
For sale very low, wholesale and retail.
March Is, l650.--lm.
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The wife of Senator Dawson, Of Ga, died
this morning at the United States Hotel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-15
MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening, the Goth ult., by the
Rev. James Paine, Mr.. VIM W SMITH, OF Fair
field 10 Miss MARY S. WHITE, OF Greenyllle.
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Confectionery Store,
OPPOSITE the SPECTATOR OFFICE
STANTON, VA.

LEAVING purchased from MIR. WILLIAM Mil.
4 4 LER his entire stock OF
C0EhGecaa0EhaE'les amid Groceries,
| will continue the business in all its branches, one
door east of DR. BERKELEY's Drug Store. and op-
posite the Spectator Office. My stock consists in
part Of the following articles, viz
Candies, OF every variety;
Preserved Pears, Cantelopes, Peaches, Il Ounces;
Mixed Pickles, Cltron, Prunes and Spices;
Oranges, Lemons, Almonds and Filberts;
Pecans, English Walnuts and Palm Nuts;
Ground Peas, Currants Raisns and Figs,
GROCERIES of all kinds and Of the best quality;
Fruits OF all kinds in their season;
Tobacco and Segars. Also, a variety of
Toys and Fancy Articles, &C.,
all of which will be sold low for cash or to punctu
al customers.
My friends and the public generally are solicited
10 give me n call, &. II. BALL.
April l5 1850.
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NOTICE..

AT a meeting of the Board OF Directors of the
"A Junction Valley Turnpike Company, on
the 9th inst, it was ordered, that the Stockhod-
ers be requested to pay, immediately, to the
President quota OF Two Dollars on each OF their
shares.
JAS. G. PAXTON, Pres. of
j. Y. T. Company.
Lexington, April is, lS5o-3t.
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VALLEY MARBLE YARD,
STANTON, VA.

rENHE undersigned
Il would inform the
citizens Of Staunton
and adjoining country,
that he has re-opened
a branch of his Win
chester Valley Mar
BILE Works in the a.
bove town and nearly
opposite the Post OF
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Straw Goods, Mems Boys and Youths single
and double Brm Leghorn Hats, Panama. Guya-
quill, Pedal and German Straw do, Mems and
Boys Palm Hats of every variety. All of which
he pledges himself to sell extremely low FOR
CASH.
N. B.-The Ladies are particularly invited to
call and examine his Stock before purchasing else
where, as he is confident upon examination they
will find it greatly to their interest.
Staunton, April l5.-Spec. copy.
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SPRING &, SUMMER STOCK,

Comprising almost every variety Of GOODS,
both Staple and Fancy and to which they res
pectfully invite the attention OF their friends
and the public.-Their assortment is very large
and complete consisting in part of the follow
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JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
Or .O:-O:-
SPRING SUPPLY.

One Door Vest Of NJ Cushing's.
FNEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from
Vt Philadelphia with his Spring Stock of
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no the E1aszEes.
T. n. GREEN

IL AS just received an elegant and fashionable
Z Z assortment of DRE8s AND FANCY
GOODS, embracing in part the following articles,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-25

II continues to be anticipated by Of the northern
wing prints. that Mr. Crawford will resign his place in
the cabinet in consequence OF his connexion with the
3alphn swindle The prints alluded to seem be i'm.
pressed with the belief that he is sufficiently involved
IN the bad odor Of the transaction, to make il proper
Tor him to retire from the cabinet and that such step
on his part will restore the cabinet TO the full confidence
Of the country After the full and unqualified endorse
nent and justification Of the Galphin swndle by the
cabinet, through its organ the Rpubie, we really cant
the proprety Of calling upon Mr. Crawford TO resign
The cabinet organ says the transaction is all right and
proper and praiseworthy the part OF Mr.. Crawford
and the cabinet; and the wing members OF Congress
the Gaphin committee say the same hing And. If they
are correct what wrong has Mr. Crawford done that he
should from the administration. and thus admit his
isgracei II true he has made all the money out OF
he affair that has fallen TO the cabinet. so far as we
know, and in that respect has the advantage oil ms
colleagues; but If, as the cabinet organ and the wing
minority Of the Gaphin COMMITTEES sllege there was
nothing wrong In the saction, we do not understand
yhy Mr. era wford does not stand fair in respect to
his swndle mon the trea sury his colleagues Of the
abinet Gen. Taylor and the whg party who supporth
he truth however, that Mr. Crawford has 20 fer the
ADVANTAGE both OF the treasury and the whg parry He
as gotten the cash OF and good enforcement Of
character out Of the other and he does perfectly right in
reans with dsdain all these hints and nnuendoes of
dissatisfied wing prints about the propney Of his resign
ing But when the sovereign people shall pass
upon the transaction by which he was enabled 70
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0zMS HxHEr M Lewis, ofMonsomey, Alabama, ssa
sai travelling FOR Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY M
b. BsErr. aHf45t So af n. 400 % Hsa@tt
00Mr IsHAsL T. JAHrs, Mo- sa South Tenth street, Phiads
phis, travelling agent assisted by Mes JAnHs
WHrrLx, VIZ. H. WsLp o. H. r. sTEn JonH CoLLzss JAMES
DrxsiHs, A. kick wEILIxsror, A. EVANS, JAnEs CLAEx
JoHs w. ALLxn, and r. LocKH. sffle
0Mr o. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street. Cincinnad, Ohio, Il
general travelling agent States assisted BY
snrH, T. DEsr, JAsoH TAsLos, w. ARnsrKoHs PEEKIH
Looxn, w. RAMSAY, and @. srExxAH
00-Receipts from either Of the above win be good
GOV B. PALnKR, the American Newspaper Agent only
authorized agent for this the cities Of Boston, New
and Philadelphia and duly Empowered 70 take advertisements and
subscriptions the required BY His receipts win b
regarded payments His Offices areBoston Congress
New York, Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest
Third Chestnut streets.
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We perceive bya prospectus published I'M columns
that Mr. Austin H. Brown late Of this city, and Of
the Hon. VIM J. Brown, member Of Congress from In.
DIANA has purchased the Indiana State Sentinel and that
is to be under the editorial control of his father The
editor and proprietor in their prospectus state respecting
the paper, that
cratic and will maintain the principles Of the great nation
al democratic party unmixed with any new fsnis or
doctrines whatever. It's mission will be proclaim fh
the union OF the democratic party win endeayor to al
and justice which Is the basis Of national Union
will be the organ Of the party. and not of man,
clique. faction. In elections IL will know
candidate for Office until regularly nominated, according
the usages Of the party. wil be firm and decided In
the advocacy Its principles but and respectful
political opponents twill know enemies but the
enemies Of democracy.
We have no doubt this change in the control Of the
Sentinel will be productive OF good. as well 10 the democ
racy Of the State Of Indiana as to the nation. The
Chapmans have outved their day Of usefulness having
become soers manifestng that spirit Of arrogance.
intolerance and faction characteristic OF the II is
fortunate for the democracy Of Indiana that they have
given way to men liberal and national in their
principles. The editor has all the tact, talent. and
experience in political affairs to enable him to make an
able useful, and influential paper We wish him album
dant success. t
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VALyAaLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AND BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTIoN-On Tuesday May 2sth at o'clock o. M. on
the premises we shall sell lots No ~ square
aed and soh Streets being 6o 20 inche oert
with the improvements
The whole vii be making seven excellent and desirable
building lots being located In the immediate Of the
government offices Persons DESTROYS nd This
Of the most rrspecahie healthy and pleasant in the city
Terms one fourth ohe the residue
In two and e years, satisfactorily secured bearing interest
..5f DYER 4 BROTHER,
May 9s-eotas 49, Auctoneers.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on Tuesday,
the 2th instant shall sell the premises nj O'Clock
lot No y and part Of o No H. In No 49, Lot No ID
So feet inches north back 100 feet
back 100 feet will be divided and sod In lots
Terms fourth balance H.
dsputabe.
The described property hand.omey situated IN one Of te
most healthy and rapidly improving of the city
GREEN d TAsTET,
May xt-fhost&n
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HtApouARTERs MAINE Cosps,
Quarermaster's Once, Washington, MAY 49, lsio

ouartenmaster's Office, Washington, May 49, lss0.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS win once until 10
O'Clock, Monday the 10Th day Of June
ing such quantities Of
required on the quarterly rcquion OF officers
rnes stationed In Washington city d. c. from LIST July 1880
June, 1851. -
and per ton m the best clean anthracite free
xndsc
Wood o. coal viii be furnished option Of the
and VIII delivered Piled and measured at such time and
the officer designate,
Persons desiring propose supply may The poba
bic quantity that will be required inquiry Office
No bid viii be OF
sureties Of known responsibility -. :
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuen May ls3awIune
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Yesterday, the House passed the bill to increase the
rank and file OF the army, and then went into Committee
Of the Whole the private calendar, wherein many bills
reported from the Clerks table, Of which we
recommended by the committee for enactment, however
Afterwards, the House adjourned until Monday next.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-25

WARRINGTON City Directory Congressional and
Executive Register for 1850 published and for sails by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Maya Booksellers, 9Th street.
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fespeCts
ment, have to say that from the time that we acquired
this Territory and since il known that there
be large amount OF gold mined there, have been
ous for the establishment OF mint, or else OF such assay
ing facilities necessary 10 secure the results OF
the mining operations as far as might be- TO The com.
merce OF the United Siatea am in favor OF the esab
ishment o mint now, for the purpose OF coming the
bullion and gold dust produced in the mines. But II a
mint IL established not sure at what point IL should
be located II cannot be at any point which is within
striking distance OF both the important mining regions OF
California These mines situated upon rivers which
run from the north and the south OF California, and which
converge at central point at the bay OF San Francisco,
where The mint proposed to be established This is not
carrying the mint to the mines, but IL is requiring the
miners TO 90 10 the mint, at small expense and ncoa-
veniencc 10 themselves, before they ascertain
the value oil their gold dust bullion So far have
been able to learn the mining district OF California is
confined TO narrow belt OF country not exceeding or
twenty miles IN width, which nowhere approaches the
ocean.
honorable senator from Missouri by inserting in the Sd
line OF the sh seciion after the word "sver" the fol-
lowing words:
And assaying ofices-one at stockton, on the San
Joaquin, and Al Sacramento, the river Of the
name
Mr. d. further moved to amend, by changing the word
''assayer" into "assayers."
Mr. DAWSON asked The senator from Mississippi
whether he required two separate buildings to be erected
for the assayeTsi
Mr. DAVIS Certainly; and. besides, all the requisite
machinery, which will cost altogether, ! suppose,
Mr. BENTON suggested that, although two assayers
provided for instead of one, he did not think neces
safy TO alter the amount ALL because al San Francisco
everything was extravaganiy dear; and, besides i would
cost large sum the FIRST year 10 complete the building
and get the machinery into operation
Mr.. DAVIS accordingly moved further to amend the
amendment IN the 7h section, 9th line BY inserting for
the one branch an assaying officer"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-31
Half Dollars.

Our silver currency is rapidly decreasing.
Large quantities are being shipped to Eu-
rope. 1t will never return. Gold will soon
be tile substitute in the United States. Ma
ny reasons for the disappearance of this sill.
YER have been mentioned. but the real cause,
upprehend, has not been stated.
In Austria and hronghoua Southern Cur
many, there is no silver in circulation: their
currency is made up of f'Brown Paper Bills
notes of the worst description, passing at d
great discount. In Russia a new, but very
limited coinage of 'Thalera' has lately been
issued. In the principalities the currency il
mixture Of siiverand zinc. The Austrian.
| Prussian, and Bavarian Governments arc
making great exertions to collect and accu-
mulate silver with view of an extensive
coinage of small silver, and have good rea-
sons to bell. We they are (through their agents
in Lodon) buying il up at a premium.
have no doubt | have given the true rea-
son of tho great demand for silver in Europe.
| Another az htional cause fot ,he decrease OF
our silver cola j. the enormous demsod for
silver sent to Cahforpia. and poss by the
difficulty is much increased Ia consequence
of the VI int in Philadelphia having suspend
I'd the coinage vf half and quarter dollars ev-
o. since ,he gold has heeo Introduced into
| United States from California.
This subject il ooe OF great Importance
and ought to occupy the early attention oi
| Congress. If the silver con conlinnes To
he shipped off "a rapdly the coming year as
| il has been he las, a. trade 10 The Uni-
ted STATES will suffer very severely, and ihe
greatest Inconvenience may he anticipated by
an classes. Ii government were to order ihe
coioaee Of four OF five millions OF gold dollar
uieces. it might relieve the Currency OF me
Uniled States for year or more. Sumo ar
raugemenl mus, be made. and promptly or
he greatest evil may be experienced and mo
remedy come too late TO be OF essential ser
vice. NJ
my Eve EXPRESS.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-31
THE NEEDLE.


The gay bellies Of fashion may boast ofexcelling.
In waltz or cotilion--et whis: or quadrille;
And seek admiration by vauntingy telling
OF drawing, and painting, and musical skill
But give me the fair one in Saantry or city,
Whose homo and its duties are dear 10 her heart
Who cheerlully war5ss some rustical ditty,
While plying the needle with exquisite art,
The bright little needle the swift flying needle,
The needle directed by beauty and art.
II love have potent magical token,'
A talisman, ever resisiless and true
charm that is never oyaded or broken,
A witehery certain the heart to subdue-
'Tis this and his armory never has furnished
So keen and. unorring, or polished dart;
Let beauty direct il. so pointed and FURNISHED,
And OH it is certain Of touching the heart.
Be wise, then, ye maideus, nor seek admiration
For dressing, for conquest, and flirting withall;
You never, whate or be your fortune or station;
Appear half so lovely at route or at ball,
As gaily convened at a work covered table,
Each cheerfully active and playing her part.
Beguiug the task with a song or fab'e,
And plying her needle with eIquiaite art
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-31
IN. Y Eve. Express.

A resonrion IL Duder consideraiinn IN Inc
South Carolina Legislature. making II the
dn,y of he Governur that State to appoint
delegates whose business u shall be tn VISIT
all those Southern States which refuse or
neglect to send. representatives. to South.
eyn Convention anG urge on the people and
the Legislatures TO unite with South Caro-
Ina in carrying out that object. IL any del
ec.,e, from South Carolina ever visit Ken
tucky to try aud induce the people OF 'hls
Stete IN unite with them in any scheme OF
treason against the Union, they will come on
a fools errand, We are sure that such DEL
eoares would be rarred aud leathered 10 this
: ale. and we are also sure that they wouId
richly deserve such coat.
[Loui,vile Journal.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-31
VOL. v. No. 10.
Mortgage sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment OF
Ia certain sum of money secured 10 be paid by an
ndenture Of mortgage dated the fourth day of Sep
tember ls46, executed by William Bennett to Dan
iel 5. Bacon, and by said Bacon duly assigned to
Elihu Clark which mortgage was recorded in the
Registers Office in and for the county OF Hillsdale
September 5th 1896 in liber E Of mortgages ON pa
ges lOa 1903 and lO4 and the assignment is also re-
corded in liber II of mortgages on page $685. upon
which there is now claimed to be due and unpaid the
sum of one hundred and nnety-six dollars nnd my
eight cents TO this date Notice is therefore hereby
given by virtue of power of sale in said mortgeGe
contained and in accordance with the statute. The
premises described in said mortgage TO Being
in the town Of Woodbridge in the County OF Hllls,
dale and State of Michigan, known as the south hai
of the north quarter Of section three township
eight soIth of range three west, containing eiehy
acres of land more less; will be sold atpublic auc
ton or vendue To the highest bidder at the Court
House in the Village of Hllsdae on Thursday tue
9th day of March 1851, between the hours OF nne ot
the clock in the forenoon and the setting Of the sun OF
the afternoon of that day Dated, Hilisdale, De-
cember 7th 1850 f. L. CLARK. Assignee.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-31
THE WIDOW.

The heaviest wave on life's dark sea,
Poor mourncr, has passed over theel
Go to thy lonely dwelling.place,
Go seek thnt kind familiar face;
Bereaved and desolate art thou,
Where is thy wonted welcome nowl
Weep in thine agony, weep on,
The treasure Of thy heart is gone;
All, thou wilt weep yet not repine,
Though words of fondness once were thine,
Though Of thine earthly stay bereft,
Thou hast one hope, one solace left;
Bright rays upon thy gloom are cast,
The bitter. ess Of death is past.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-31
From the Portage Sentinel
THE UNION OF THE STATES.

God bless the old Thirteen States;
God bless the young ones too,
Who cares for musty birth day dates1
God bless them-old and new.
The old one first our freedom gained,
In bloody fights of yore;
The young ones have their rights maintained
As the young ones did before.
Or South. or North or East, or West,
Twin Sisters all they be,
One neither nursed them at her breast,
And that was Liberty.
And may the wretch whose hand shall strive
To cut their vital thread,
Be scorned while in this world alive,
And scorncd while he is dead.
Now Gil the bowl with natures wine
Let's drink God save the King"
The only King by right divine,
The Sovereign People King.
For they're the ouly King own,
All others despise;
The King that towers above the Throne,
The King that never dies.
OH may the sceptre wide extend
Ger every land and sea,
without beginning. without end,
And conquer to set free.
Till Freedoms Banner floats alone,
A beacon in the sky,
And man no other Lord shall own,
But he who rules on high.