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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

New ORLEANS, March GA fire
occurred to day. burning two hotels
and nine other buildings, in Triangle
Square. Loss S9O,OOO--part insured.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Per Anna.

Per Anna.
% kegs pure white Lead
do Powder
4 do bar lead
l Dbl Linseed oil
do vinegar
2 do Sugar g. Molasses
8 do Golden syrup
so m percussion caps
Dbl Loaf sugar
boxes Bailey's best assorted candies
for sale by feb25 J. Z. SWINNEY.
WIIISKEY
10 bbls superior old Rye, in store and for
sale by feb29 J. E. SWINNEY.
lME, 20 bbls sup. white lime, for sale by
N feb2S J. E. SWINNEY,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Wanted

Highest price paid for Wheat, Bacon, Lard,
Beeswax, Tallow and Dry hides and produce
generally.
feb2S J.E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

The Most Extraordinary Discovery tn the
World, rs the Great Arabian Imminent for
Man and Beast
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Wines
To California Immigrants.

TO California Immigrants.
TO immigrants to the New Eldorado.
would say that | am now fully prepared to
furnish them with everything necessary for
the trip, and at prices as reasonable as may
be expected. To those who have not got the
ready cash for the outfit, will say, that OF
fer to sell to them for we'll secured paper, or
for good home acceptance on time till next
first January. My stock comprises the fol-
lowing important articles.
Ready made clothing Of every description
Indian Rubber coats and cuaks
Rifles and guns
Cotton Osnaburg and sailing ducks, for
Tents
Regular California Boots
Log, trace and fifth chains
Collars and names, halter CHAINS, curry
combs and horse brushes, blankets and blan-
ket cloth, great variety and number of ar
ticles too tedious to mention. nm also daily
expecting a lot of Colts Revolving Pistols,
Butcher Knives, &c
had last spring the pleasure of doing it
up brocn for the b'hoys, and Hatter myself
to their advantage and entire satisfaction.
most respectfully solicit another trial.
feb24 C. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Glover Seed, &c.

Glover Seed, &c.
We have just received and offer for sale at
low prices a lot Of
Fresh Glover seed, Dry goods
Hardware, Groceries and Dyestuffs
Fine English Cheese, Chocolate, &c sc
making our stock for the early spring trade
unusually complete, and as one of our firm
is now in the East we shall receive an early
and rich supply of Goods for the approaching
season. MID BOON, TALBOT d SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Wooden Ware.

Just received per Saranak, the largest and
best assorted lot Of wooden ware ever offered
fortsale in Glasgow, con sisting in part of
so doz buckets
do Churns
do well buckets
II do Brass bound Cedar do
2 do Covered do
80 hlf bushe measures asst'd kinds
nests wooden bowls
doz Mop handles
! doz California Horse buckets
do willow market buckets
nests painted tubs
doz tea cans, also brooms, whips, rolling
pins potatoe maashers, store shovels, skip
ping ropes, Cocoa dippers, knifes, trays, dc.
marl4 J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
10 SHIPPERS.

We are prepared to store and ship produce,
to receive and forward merchandise at the
lowest rates, having ample and convenient
warehouses, hope by strict and prompt atten.
ton to all business entrusted to our care to
merit the patronage of our friends and the
public. MI PERRY q BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
NJ. TAYLOR. JOHN E. TAYI
TAYLOR 81 CO..

THOMAS NJ. TAYLOR. JOHN E. TAYLOR, IR.
TAYLOR 81 CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS, Commission and For
harding Merchants,
No 30, Water Street, between Olive and Lo-
Gust Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
WILL make liberal cash advances on Produce
entrusted to them for sale here, or shipment
to other markets.
N. B.--We have secured the services of
WILLIAM y. FEAzEL, Esq, to assist US in
our Commission Business. He will give par
tcular attention to LEAF AND MANUFACTURER
TOBACCO; and from his long experience and
extensive engagements in this article, we are
sure of giving satisfaction 10 those who may
favor us with their consignments.
St. Louis, Feb. 7, lS5O.--ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
CardiIsg Machine,


For Sale, 10 Rent, for the Season, or to be run
on Shares.
THE subscriber is DESTROYS of disposing CT
l. her Carding Machine, either permanent.
ly, or for the season. If not disposed of,
good csrder is desired, TO whom fair wages
will be paid Apply on the premises, or ad-
dress by letter, TO Arrow Rock.
NANCY KNOX,
Boonsboro, Howard Co.
April 4, l550-w3s
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TO THE GROWERS AND SHIPPERS
OF TOBACCO IN MISSOURI.

HAVING lost but one of our large Ware
Il Il houses in the fire of the 10Th inst, we
are still prepared to receive Tobacco for in
spection and sale as heretofore, and can offer
to the Planters all former facilities in the
transaction of any business connected with
their interests. The improvements now max
ing, and speedily to be completed, in cur
Warehouse, will give it advantages in point
Of room, light, &c, equal, if not superior 10
any house in the west, The house will be
devoted, during the season, exclusively to the
purpose Of Inspection and storage of Tobacco,
and our Policies of assurances will cover all
Tobacco belonging to planters or others a.
gainst loss by fire, when so ordered by the
shipper or owner.
Our premiums will be awarded on the Goth
Of June next, as advertised.
HOUSEMAN & LOWRY,
St. Louis, Mr. 2l-4t Plan'rs TOGO Warehouse.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
STRAWBERRY BOAT,

built at Louisville, KY, on an express order
in the best and most substantial manner
They have engaged the services of 4 skillful
Engineer; nd for the benefit of the communi-
ty, especially of that of Saline Co., they have
added to the Boat patent grist mill, which
will turn out at the rate of fifteen bushels an
hour.
They have also purchased the timbered
lands opposite town, and are now ready to
sell TO the citizens OF Glasgow any quantity of
best Firewood at the rate of 81 % per cord, to
be taken from the other side Of the river, ferry
rec.
They have incurred large outlay of money
and heavy risk, chiefly for the public good,
and they now expect that Patronage so justly
due all Enterprises.
They especially beg leave, to call upon the
influential citizens of Saline county for the
promised improvement of the Bottom road.
B.IW. LEWIS, J. ZIMMERMAN,
T. EMERSON, H. w. SMITH,
]. S. THOMPSON, J. D. PERRY,
J. HARRISON, c. B. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow, Mar 7--l-w4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Fresh Arrival.

We are now receiving our Spring stock of
Groceries, Salt, Liquors, &c which our Mr..
Perry purchased in N. o. and which, for the
most part wsre shipped direct without reship-
ment at st. Louis, thereby saving considera-
BILE item of expense; we respectfully invite an
examination ofour stock before purchasing.
MARI PERRY d BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

Pour pOccasiOn.
The subscriber has on hand a most complete
assortment Of articles, suited Tor certain very
pleasant occasions, such as
White dress silks and satins
+" plain and dotted Swiss Muslins
" fg'd cambria hdkh
Kid gloves and Slippers
I" silk hosiery
with every thing for the Ladies. and for Gents
Superior French black cloth
% :" doeskin cashmere
white Marseilles
A." white kid gloves
NO questions dsked-No secrets told"
febl4 C. B. FALLENSTEIN'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

AS0a The subscribers, citizens of
Glasgow, and vicinity, have late
Iy associated themselves for the purpose of
carrying on the Ferrying business across the
Missouri river opposite Glasgow. They are
now in daily expectation of a large and COM
modious
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
N. d. sugar.

en- bids N. o. sugar from fair to strictly
w choice in store and to arrive, for sale
by MI PERRY d BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

just received per Haydee.
$50 bbls 4 hlf bbls best CHM. Whiskey
10 do Clover seed
Casks best Seignette brandy
doz cans prime Ky. mustard
5 hlf bbs butter crackers
6 doz pair Hames ass'd kinds
5 do bottles Ink asst'd sizes, also a variety
of other articles making in all, the largest and
most complete stock ever brought TO this mar
ket mar Ia J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
To INV Customers.

u ETURNlNG to all my customers and
Il q friends my heartfelt thanks for their
past favors, | take the liberty to advise them,
that shall continue the Dry Goods and Hard
ware Business as before, with we'll selected
and heavy stock, ct low prices, and on usual
terms, or for cash, as may &c most convenient,
and | most sincerely hope a renewal Of their
tavors. febl4 e. B. FALLENSTE[N.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

Per ST. Ange.
40 Boxes Star candles
5 do Tallow do
boxes superior starch
3 boxes Rosin soap
2 do fancy do
30 dozen Brooms
, do Painted Tubs
2 box borax
l barrel alum
l do copperas
l do logwood
l do EPSON salts
l do birthstone
2 doz Zinc wash boards
Ii doz Bed cords
2 coils rope
l box Swinney d Lewis extra fine
chewing tobacco
feb2S J. Z. S IVINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
For California Emigrants.

I BBL. Alcohol, do spts Turpenline for sale
i by mar3l DIGGES & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
Tested by thousands annually
AND NEVER FOUND WANTING.
= g -

M lSTAR.S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
w RY, THE acknowledged remedy for
coughs, Colds, Consumption Of the Lungs,
Asthma, .Cronp, Hectic Fever, Night Swests,
&C g., &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04

IME, 90 bbls sup white lime, for sale by
~ feb2S J. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-04
The Glasgow Steam-Ferry

St. Louis-feb23-tf
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washington and Aisn.ndria Boat.

Washington and Alexandria Boat.
cI-a, The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will depart At
the following hours coach connects win the boat
In Washington.
Washington ut On, iok, m; lak, ~, ~ p m
"s'A JOB CoRsoN,
Dec 24--6t Captain.
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MADAM BLAKE has 10 the citizens O
and dancing school now open
Apollo reception Of pupils Day. OF uon N an
Tuedsvs half O'Clock 10 mali pesl
ocock ana IN Mondays and Thundays from
cha. IL w.shlnson Tuesday Saturday evening",
from 20 O'Clock. :. a - $50.
n fends rrt Mondny evening
n peossr ana connue every other Friday evening during inc
Cenfiemea attending win ne pupils WIN -
dollar admission ave dollars tor me season. ocs
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DREsENTs for the Holydays.-M w. CALF BsorHEn
WI addition their former splendid stock
wsichss swsl, svsrwsrs se snossens sysac new
sons u scare" o. P's'sn" " ~ M. w GAIT q BROTHER,
n. On a, y Between and l0h
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UACKLEY's Geodesy, Log.rithnic Tables. Sc s,-i
lion 10 and practical astronomy
and reodssy oestmc usononetca and nautical tables
~" For ALE 6y TAYLOR MAURY,
n.c % Booksellers, 9th street
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Nit ,s. =, aS ws. @nao uss .Sina
twelve between New York and pitlsbu or Wheeling
ON and amer December 20, Express
Train will Be run At night way between Baltimore and Cum
berana leaving Baltimore O'Clock, and leaving Cumber-
passengers going 70 or coming the West will BY this arrange
en pas over the the day time, and those who leave
York clock and come through BY the Express Train
om Phindcphia viii take evening from Baltimore The
train nom Cumberland arrive breakas IN BALTIMORE and is
nv order IT. ENGLAND, Agent
Dec 25-slJan ssseai. f s4
ANsUALs ana souvenirs lsoI.The Cabinet Of Mod
ern An; collection subjects from modern mas
ters, engraved In mezzotinf
The SNOW fake; brlhday gin fos ISL
The Keepsake, g Tor hoydsys Illustrations by
VI eminence.
The Christmas Tribute.
The Romance Of Nsc WIN beautiful cnpsynss Of colored
flowers. ~ - ,a.,a -,
the Leshe Of Memory, illuminated annual for le5lsdcd
by Reynell Coates, NJ d., OF Phiadeiphia -. = -.
The Drawing Scrap Book Beauties OF me opers Engsn
Gilt roey and others 100 numerous ior an
menf--ail In nch bindings
Also dne editions American English, and French
or, hneiy bound and illustrated Album Drawing Books rser
Eneh Bibles &C., in great variety The foreign edi
imported from abroad by the subscriber and lot sale inc
lowest range Of prices In every case .,.ycv
Dec 20 FhhNSh Ihihon-
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AMDThe subscribers respectfully notify those hsv,,. -
cnu WIN mem, that their drawn -.
nsr oshvred 70 them before estb o. ,he p.sr
Important our books should he closed spee
a. amnesty hope that an Of friends win come FORWARD an
p~ss.S,.ts cLAoErT, NEWTON, NAY = 90
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HOUSE FOR desirable dwelling ho gu ,o on
trenholm II large variety Of me best fruit uees IN me
several vases enhuch he nnen seco Pesenes
&c and n te department. aimo every variety that can ee
Agency once Of q Bennett, sh street, Opposite ne
Rent, s975 per snnum
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WS ~ nL.-loHNH. BUTnNANN. Psnu~v5vs-Is svS--s.
o- s AZ Ia Ss.s. y ssa ga ss as int ssssvi -
Be- ssesss - ass expressly r M essc@sr
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So Notice 20 tine Citizens ~ WashinGton.
soAR y % 81, s e r. % ss e % 'y
paoclock rom the hnsen the rhiy6st day Of Dece-
see q ssy @ e s =.
persons subject school YAK fs the sadig me thirty
psrson .assi ths add school ss which may have
tbs particularly call the attention Of al 10 shs fact
person can nsri ye~ Al any election In this cy whos
me has not been returned subsctso the school or this
IN M upwards therefore % shsshsr sis name
% ss s S sss ,s % sss 70 ne Board Of
yAi.ENTfnE HsRBAUcH
wssHIrSTo on LEWIS,
DANIEL. =. KEALEY,
49,, l-.r DAVID HEPBURN,
i"prevsnsns and Con.sry.sson OF shs rye By spss-
TUE o. he Optical institute Ia Munich and New York
informs ne citizens and visissrs OF wahingon thai
cal The sns n1 ne we ssd s ~ ss and g
..ss caused he subscriber q make ny e eve
9ssIed y a shs eye, amer examination with the nsees
sg.ses and only win ths peculiar mehod, 10 connssion
% ~ % ssss. . crystal and pebble y .posbe 10
Mda mic cpsie. ii ss seasy Known ca. and
exsmbe at 80 ''"' - -'.
ss,es DYER MceUIRE's,
Corner Of 10Th street and Pennsyivanis avenue.
- 1900 u 49,. so-lrh sskAEL.
CAuu0S sbout swsnss ef. snsdsr's y wines
sa sucs % Ell q take orders lps my wisss
osSs fron :. have no suoh seents smpaoysd
.ns soo delivered 4. s:'.ss s
wnsnssehan. ws ssSc .:ss ssi ps1ss.,si.
THIS CAUTION refers only uaveus~s su,uss f,r. Nav
xSs who may Sasr 20 cen wass ine
Dec. al-drm Ls,E
----------------- -. L- =. 's't
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rzmDRENs BOOKS is5I.chrirtmas Stories for good
os%.s:s ssssss. one volume
cRasss siososas ma New Ysar wreath ~ unes Thomas
f,s,s xnsisS spelier-luraed with enravnss-25
True eiofiss nom History and Biography; BY Nahsnse' hsw
Ssyss fSs NE Nusrys ~ o. Original Poems"
Tsss usnsisisd rom the volume, win illustrations
The Good ohnds Library in vsrslusus'sd in oil eo'o
winter Evening", or Tales Of Tsvspsn. volumszs can.
And many Juvenile books numerous nor nn sov
ssmsnt $50 edion u many 81 te standard od onssi vs
nils annuals m 1851 albums drawing book xe -
Dee - rN NsikA FkANCk TAsA~
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AZ W. ror1cE.-ovrp r. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS
.ncvs 80 counseors ataw, attend 70 81 professional
sirss IN ths supre6 the United eatss and In the
800 vts ~ s.s bs1ct Of They will also attend
susinsss IN The dinsrsni public departments At Wsshnson
oce on Pennsylvania avenue, between h and sn streets
side Ns-e
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rSrnNIsssuD House or rurnished Rooms.--The advsr-
tcr has brick house ~ central
rent adjoining on the second moor for
fSs whos q par. win accommodating terms, on
spphes1oa DYER MCGUIRE
4 psc ai--dn Corner ION street and Pens. avenue.
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CDMUND n. WILSON, Attorney - Law, viii Prscti.
N n ne ccurn q washington Collections and claims before
6Isrsns Departments promps attention Asc conve
sncnq business In the adjoining counties virginia
corrS s pssuson- !" Dec f7-duf
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Tn Al WrsLrxENUs, late OF ~ Louis. havisag t.ksI
% s rssdsncs washington city, enden bic services % N
rc n the VARIOUS Of his profsson Office and res
Sscs on south SIDE one square west Of u
Navy Department
Barou Won Geroit, Prussisn Minister
Hon. Thomas n. Benton.
Professor J. Henry
D.A- Hall, esq
Dec1 dim
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borni
Answer. In Manager.
Question. In what country
Answer. | don't know.
Mr. Western said she answered with more intelligence
than he expected and he would not press the last ques
After the examination OF this witness, the commis.
soner asked for the production OF the next witness
Mr. White ssa he 70 Gs' ,s Ms pa s.a a.
Ndjo:rnad "a O'Clock today--that hour has now ar
rived. and, - he was engaged there he should go
there Also well a the clerks Of the circuit and district
courts s3s n X y 100 ~ S.
The Commissioners. Twill proceed with this exsmina-
ton. $500
Mr. White. Very well. then; win 20 and move fol
m attachment against you.
The commissioner sent letter to Judge Campbell
stating 3. ma ns wa engaged Is in this case
Atthis Stage OF the proceedings, George Wood. esq,
entered the ROOM and took his seat beside Mr. Western
as counsel for the claimant
Commissioner viii the counsel for the defence pro-
Mr. Jay. Yes; call Joseph W. Smith
Joseph w Smith, being sworn, deposed-I live at l26
ing, and the cslcinng business have lived IN New
fork fifteen or sixteen years. know this person, pont
ing to the accused y he goes BY the. name q Henry
suppose about three four years, perhaps longer
cant tell precisely where first him. nor the date,
put remember one circumstances particularly which
February had vsited man In Church street, BY name
Of James Buck now deceased believe. and my object
IN Waiting Buck was, as he kept miserable ruin hole
strong one, to induce the proprietor TO become mem
Der OF the temperance order found this man tHenry
Long, al Bucks house think II was in February ls4s
don't know If that was the first time met him APP
gesed 10 him Henry also TO become member Of the
institution; Buck told me he would but this (Hsn-
ry) would not; II was the independent Order OF Good
Ssmsrsns Buck time after broke up his rum hole
and did Join the institution, and think in March the
increased OF the order great they proposed 70 pre-
sent silver chnee to the Grand Lodge o. the Sa Of
New York, whi1h IL composed 81 wklts psopls fsnry
did not JOIN he ofdsf and aid not cdntfIbus y ne
chaces Isaw Henry frequently after that time; a an
perfectly positive the man sitting shersishs nm ~
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shal should pay the claimant the amount Of the value Of
the alleged fugitive, as well as the ~ 900 penalty which
would be imposed by the court. Suppose the circuit
prove that they have duly appointed this gentleman
that the commissioner duly appointed and the
sha had dsobeyed the orders OF that officer by not hold
ing the in is custody would he plea for the
marshal that ths court had taken him out OF his hands
Counsel therefore hoped that the court would take into
consideration the position the marshal would be placed in
II this man were to escape out OF his custody.
Mr. White thought the counsel would not contend that
IL the court makes legal disposition OF the man,
consequently he shall escape When the power Of the
habens corpus 10 conceded having obeyed II is sufclent
protection to the Marshal
District Attorney said that the marshal wishes merely
10 discharge his duty he is liable to u 900 penalty, be-
sides the value Of the alleged slave he negecs t.
this court will him out Of the custody Of the marshal
will he resign him otherwise il 10 better that no col
lsion between this court and the United States court
should take place. The marshal knows other author-
" a. YET IL the matter bat The court under which ne
hands Of the marshal II must be By their superior powef
judicial and potential
! The court presumed that the marshal was inclined to
obey the wit o. this court p; case ssGu anS
create conflicting jurisdiction IL be was again brought up
Mr.. White suggested that the man be sent 70 the
keeper OF the city prison, TO be kept in his custody ll
the further order OF this cour o. else the marshal give
pointed by the court.
I District Attorney. He will give no such assurance
\ The court II will be time enough TO consdsr the
question when the Is properly before IS All we
fnow 10, that the 10 in the custody Of the marshal,
yr the ,S r 90 snyhns X
inconsistent with BIZ high character @ man and hia
position - public ollcsr, Ns IA
The esss was then ordered 10 stand Adjourned 70 next
Monday week, " boy 10 remain 70 ths csscdy Of ne
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
F. j. ALFRED, EDITOR.
S r AUN TON /:
.YOasttNy .YO,'ssi2ss', .f1,a'il &C. &c
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE,
SHELTON S. ABNEY, ESQ,
OF AUGUSTA.

GIVE are authorized TO announce JOHN L.
PEYToN, Esq, as candidate TO represent the
County of Augusta in the next House OF Dele.
gates of Virginia.
To- We are authorized to announce Maj ].
M. McCuE, as candidate to represent the Coun-
ty of Augusta in the next House OF Delegates OF
Virginia.
W We are authorized to annouce CHAPMAN
JOHNSON, Esq. as candidate to represent the
County Of Augusta III the next House OF Dele
gates Of Virginia
70 Wear authorized to announce Maj.
JAS. WALKER, as candidate to represent the
County of Augusta i'll the next House OF Dele
gates of Virginia
60 We are authorized TO announce JOHN d.
IMBoDEN, Esq, as candidate TO represent the
County Of Augusta i'll the ncAt House OF Dele
gates Of Virginia.
10 We are authorized to announce Mr.. Ro-
BERT NJ FIRTH, as candidate to represent the
county of Augusta in the next House OF Dele
gates of Virginia.