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a. FoR riE ESeulRER.
To The Ioters of the District composed Of Tie Counties ~
buckingham. Cumberland, Foieh1iam and ArneLa

FoR rnE ESeulREa
To the Ioers of the District composed Of tie Counties or
buckingham, Cumberland, Porh1ta,t and amelia
BEAR GARDEN, JuSE II, 1850.
As soon as il was asceainsd that convention to reform
our State Constitution would be called declared ms self
candidate to represent YOU IN part in that convention
had INDUCED the hope that 10 you in your respective
counties on court days and make known You opinion.
o the reforms which deem Just and night would suffice
but portion Of my kind friends in the county of Cunber
land who convened n Fork Willis, Nesting house on the
Isl instant have thought proper 10 nominate ne in
ton with two other gentlemen represent you in the pro-
posed convention, ana haze called upon 10 respond
through the Enquirer, 10 the resolutions they adopted
Though was candidate before their nomination. still
acknowledge their right 10 embody their views md call
upon those 10 whom they propose la give their Confidence
should they agree respond thereto in the public papcs
most heartily agree 10 all their resolutions il understood
then' and believe do with the notifications which will
bc seen III the sequel OF this address, This address the
Voters Of the District hey will be kind enough hope 10
take rs The response 10 their resolutions for is intend
eu am one 81 those who believe that the people sre cs
paoie OF sclSo vcrnnent. What in gone bv was an
experiment IL longer il experience nov
he'e III tug truth u The principles contained in the second
seton - our bi OF rights which - III these words:
laH al porer IS rested H. and consequently derirec from
the pt9Pe that magistrates their trustees and servants,
ana al az hnss amenate TO them Holding these principles
TO BE- true not only IN theory but practice, you will readily
SEE Tie results they "il lead am course in Ia
'or oil eecns Tor term of years by The people all tho
officers oil The governments "a well the governor the Judges
e justices o the peace The scIiS the consatesths
whole should be amenabie 10 the people directly do not
propose, am friendly such u proposition abolish
a the Justices 81 the Peace The Of their present
appointment 10 an;republcan and their present tenure VIC.
atise OF The princp just laid down There many who
fear that the election OF the Judges BY the people, will tend
10 nIue not destroy tie independence and integrity OF
the Judge. say those who entertain such fears thai
hey groundcssths system has been tried in several 81
our sister States and works well hears and shall We be
told that people less vuons and our profe
men less manly and honest, DON'T believe il
There others who hold that there no danger to he an
pretended if elect the judges for long term of
This would he accountability Would il moi Elect ,
Judge for term long, tina, according TO all hunan cal
cGation he would not live out tho tern This would jndcet
be holding the promise 10 the ear but breaking il 10 The
hope tar better elect them during good behavior
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MoRNING. JUNE FL. 1880.
NASHVILLE CONVENTION


,.r If neculiar interest this timc We lay oeiofo
III. Address adopted by the Nashville Conven-
49,. ;,b sone seven or eight dissenting voices uh re-
, :, IL assault upon the Senate blll) Inc Ieso
1 100 bnyc already published. We have littie room ioi
en,-iudesd il is not necessary, as our views o' '''
h ubiect have recently been given in full Inc auuie'
8 u written and cordially concur with the hfsl po'
i which trace. the history of Northern agreSSioh anu
moot ,rurbfuly attributes the present cnlfarrass'ch'S "
,hv If the South itself Had she shown The energy
| 6rmncss so desirable in the crisis, she would cei-
,r,v have obtained all she wanted and the Difficulty "ou
49,, hon sct.d on Il satisfactory and permanent OASIS
Rut il is undsnable that she has been dlSaca anu Is
;,., 30 r. ,bs p,licy TO he pursued Had tie South p"r-
su,d the course urged by the friends OF tie Convention anu
allied uuitcdly in that body lis voice would now arouse
,, % :, firm and united stand which would obtain
her demands But unfortunately, tho South Is diSioea'
- u,der the present circumstances, cannot be brought
., rri,ed action A maIoli,V o. her people VIII acaui-
oco !, the Senate adjustment only AZ Saving "io'
honor giving peace 10 the ag.taed clements ana CRUSH
in the fanatical yoilers but as securing much ''
would be Otherwise lost This they firmly believe anu
they will mol abandon their position until lof'eu y!
the stern language Of actual events. oho"'u ''' "
usntn nj now be dcicatcd--or should II sncce'a' w ~
North then break the solemn compact and continue 'he'
then and not until them will tho spirit o 's
whole South b. aroused IL determined action
These are our honest sentiments, the ult oi ou' ~
earnest deliberations as the interests and true pocy Oh
the South W. have for remarks upon some Oh 'o
nrenous views Of he Address For the PATRIOTISM t'e's'
and fidelity Of the members of The Convention (ah VI
whom we know ehavc high respect ard sEou lie Mn"
como when the South shall feel herself compelled - ac We
shall be with them Entertaining our present views now
ever we could not say less; satisfied that the friends WIN
whom we differ will respect motives in the came spirit
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EcHofiars for T.. =. Srno,or-. Va Sbo;r> " 40

Efaoiiacs for L. s. Sena.or-N No Choice
There we're three palotngs taken for L. $ Senator to-
day, viii. ;hc following result.
fif"' i:i9-"aldo. democrat 96; Baldwin, wing o. and
scaitrr.r. 70.
Second BalotWaldo %; Baldwin, 81; and scattering II
lhird Ballot--Waio 99 Baldwin, gil and scattering TO-
Three additional ballots were taken. but without effect
when further proceedings postponed until tomorrow
GEN. TNlGGS ON HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON
New osLEASs, JrSE i9.-1'hc steamer Fashion arrived
Yesterday from Tampa Bay with five companies OF United
States troops The Captain OF the Fashion reports that
General lwisns had left Tampa Bay for Washington via
savannah
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Epr the Epoyir,r.

FOr nc ERQNrfr.
IL Dr A. A. C4,apbA Of Notoray county .Ic,l T. Sid.
und Il. n. T@rnbnA, Esq, IF Brnasnirk county
GESrLENrS Some OF Us, inclined ~ east votos
Tor you lepresen, this District IN The Convention 10
the State Constitution should il your aprroba
on desire Ia have your views generally 10 what amend
will BE- necessary and proper IL D. made in that inslru
ment DINWIDDIE.
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Photographed for he Baltimore Sun.

WAsHlNUroN, d. C., JrSE -
Col Benton and Gen Charge Of attempted AssuSsi.
nation.
Senator Benton appeared before the Grand jury Yesterday
and made complaint OF attempted assassination by Gen
Fooe upon him, The said Benton in the Senate Chamber
number o: Senators summoned to-day 10 appear
before the Grand Inquest and testify in regard the matter
The occasion which gave rise this charge you are areadv
familiar Nth
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n,nrn.1I nrS INFERENCE.

-o,, news we last Tuesday made public
,bc nosi,ion of Mr. Bolts defined III MS r""'a
whicl, a Democratic eyewitness Sina's
III, ;nle act of recording event In the polical WON.
mac o;ven much concern and alarm t" some thu " s'
writes in Yesterdays Wing rs follows: ~
What Mr. Bos means BY describing parry iies, ~ c.
,,i, understand | had thought that he aDuscd ,, !,
I ,c,r bncn,sr he WAS not party man i'u
near of new combinations. II IS sau i's i tans Mr
no longer iayoc with the Enquirer lc"pe . iva e,J Of
Rms home. 10 become fuvore there, ana a, 'e y -
new, marty composed OF "moderate ana pdr'os'c le"
get into Congress again lie Is Il f't'
SELF certainly -, e,a,, >, any Wilmot
proyso man. and il Mr. Seldom sees good reason ~ I've
into the supper, os Gcn Taylor, as nope ~" VIE
will trust he will be sustained by every eo'o e
The above is Of the strangest ana most amusing
dents Of the presen, singular confusion in the oca
We can assure this Wing tina, his suspicious nave no i
daon Because we happen differ with some oi our a'-
-; c;, j. e.o,crcss and agree with Mr.. Bolts, on Il
certain measure which must soon pass away
, or ,voc we have no idea of abandoning our oh9-"'"
principes and coacscng with those 10 WHOM we nav "
WAYS occupied political antagon!shi we mo" VI Nv ~
combinations with Mr. Bolts or any one e'se' me "''
nsinuation in regard Mr.. Seldom clua'y uhoaH' -
far as wc are concerned Though we may aiei Us " po
m IN one question is an honest difference Of OPINION
and c respcct the motives of our Democratic friends III
Congress- with whom disagree on this sole point we
will not quarrel with friends with whom We thorough!
agree on every thing else So far a. We are coneefhs
shall continue pursue this course We act under no eN-
ctcment under the cool convictions OF honest deoe
ration Tor the interest Of the South II shall ho oe our
;,ut the dsscnsions among Southern wdenci
BY cxaneos unnecessary AMI mschcVous excitement u
feeling.
Mr. Seldom w smile the conditions upon which he l.
to receive the support of eyey good Wing, viz Ito come
into the uppot Of Gen. Taylor" This would be hard
bargain truly Of which Mr. Seldom will scarcely avail
hiIlsr
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ryncI:rlNE INTEREERENCE.

Mr. Bots denuncation ,E Powhatan Of tho President
interference with action ot Congress- by especially
endorsing Mr. Ducrs free so policy or rather his o"n pol
lev carried out practice BY Mr. Ducr "i New lork) mas
attracted considerable public attention hf EoS lnsuy
Id the President responsible for the acts "i his undenS
Yesterdays Tine. completes the dannins record by pub
fishing the following letter from aSeatensn III Washington
prrc,ly competent tty to the facts he ditcoses and
upou whose statements full reliance may b. plnccd'
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Times.
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49,; ,.,,n ,alect!on. Ihoy unro melancholy pie
, Cor the gaze Of tho lovers of free government sun
sranse 10 say the brighter the flashes OF truth on tho mis-
., ,he Executive the Wing rises in its enthusiastic
of ..,be mere soldier shown by its l1ngwnded
.,,,,,;,,o,,s of Yesterday.
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Friend Wheccy Of the Rough and Ready sent us yes
criay an abundant and delicious lunch oi genuine Turtle
soup turtle steaks flower tipped JulcFs 81 II was attrac-
enough make for the noncs forget The troubles Of
The country civil disscsous &c Whseey il master Of his
an, and advise all call and for themselves the truth
ak,frh
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The dinner Senator Dickinson, NJ Tammany Hall,
New York, brilliant affair and high tribute 10 his
patriotism and holiness. From his eloquent and beautiful
speech in defence of the Senate Bill may make
The sssnbagc every fo expressed their devotion 10
the great principle of nun-intcryention.
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y" w " 90, ICtI.
SHEEP-$l 80 10 81 81. nett.


Sales OF 80 hhds. Tobacco by y. VI Martin K CO. on ,ht
18Th, l9h and l0h June AZ ipllows:
Y. CAROLS crop. hhd- At 50 80 ~ . 2a, : - Al
-, al ~. W. X. kcaruev, II hhds Al 50 at . g.
Cat IS, Al 30, at g., al 81 and al H. u vi
LAIN, 3 hhds. Al ., At t.. IL IS and At 80.
Estate of Ii. q. Fitis hhds. 3 at 81 al 50 / At
= J - o.. AT -, and at 10 ~ Estate ii
J. u fits hhis n 5, y Mt 81 lat s. al j =. !
= - II snt -. J. gcasey 2 HID Al .ol at
/. ~ } T. rwitty, hhd,. at 50 81, ats lat -. At
3. -nd - ., lu@s. W. l.. Eancs hhd- : ;. ~ |
al % ana at ~ .. s. X. Johnson al s. - J. Bal
lock nss, a. s. 80. f.. Kearney al - Is W T. pa
cn hllds. nj slb -, and a, g. C. l.. Hamilton )
Binds al ~ 81 and at 3. = II. Turner, At - - Al
> at 81 and At Is, lugs f. Grown vcnallt . binds
at 81 81, : Al 25 and at 50 aes. K. BOYD At -
r. r Jones, III s.. iags l.. W Watkins ri 81 - aid
II: } f. Boyd . hhi-. : 81 80 ? 1T . = 1t . q,
- at " and at 81 hhds. At -, n -, !
al 9, 1t . -
TOBACCO SALES RlcnuoxD JrxE Il.
sales OF DR. Vim. \. GlIesPies crop b. G.. w Atkinson
No at Gil; No. at 50; No. al 81; No Al $; No
Tugs, at Sb No. al 81.
SALES OF TOBACCO.
Made at the Public Warehouse the 18Th Jnme, by wren
Macon, the folio" in. prizes: 4.
II. Pamcrs crop - 50, o. 5 >, -, 90 !? !" %
. 81, : so
T. Jones River crop 50 80 5 c. - 9 L. 9 80 -,
4. Jones Home crop 81 62, 81, Is, ~. ~ 'o'
S Is, 9. 6 62.
r. BeazIey's crop, SIS q, 50 y: 10 IS 80, s75
$. l.. Lockett's crop. $40, %, IS 9i5 9
| II. Ctas;ain's crop s. so ~ 7.
! r. Edmonson's crop 50 so, 5 IL, 81.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
KIcnMoyp m,nYrr. NV :.


lohACCo Since last report the market has been
im!y sustained nj The prices last quoted Sweet us md
ailng ia arr selling very high in view OF prices
land fine Tobacco Sweet us hrine from $; 81 Ia 80
ana idtlns leaf from Is Ia $ whlr crops oi good aud
me Leaf average lrn;n IS 10 9 and . IS
n. ". MARTIN " co.
Flour Richmond s. so 81 u Scotsvillc. s. H.
ng in.
CORN Sales al Goa 62E cents.
CORN MEAL-62. 10 Gj cents per busl.l
OATS-i0 cents per bushc.
RlE-G5 cents
FlSi-iierrineS "" Cut ST 80; Gross 81 *; Mackcc
NJ" ), -, dull NJ" : =; No J. S3 80; Shad ) 50 50
i;akD-Barre!s Z cents; KEGS =. a 3 cents for
hA'oN-sir@nla cured hog round 1d; cents; Sides
- cis new Hams 10 ccnts; Western Sides Should
efs > ). = >. cts Queen City hams 10Y
toftih-Prlme lagIayra % a - cts Rio ..
W cis scarce Java II :. II cents
>tLAlt- Porto Rico ) i, New Orleans, crol'
% o ~ troy7 cents. Loaf double lea,i l0 cts; singh
refined =. a cts.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Jrxr -.
BEEF CArrLESi to s. 81, gross.
HOGS-S5 TO s. 80. nett.
SHEEP-$l 50 TO 81 So nett
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On Wednesday, Mr.. Rusgss late Assistant Engineer was
appointed at meeting Of the Board Of Directors in this
city, Chief Engineer OF the Central Railroad Louisa extern
sion) The salary is 81, 600.
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ROUSSEL'S PREMIUM PERFUMERY.


THE undersigned invites the attention of deal
Il ers to his extensive assortment of Toilet
Soaps and Perfnmery. His establishment, first
commenced by Mr.. E. Ronssel in 1888, was orig
mated under the adverse circumstances Of having
strong popular prejudice in favor Of only Epro.
pean productions to contend against BY the skill
8. perseverance of his predecessor, the American
public has realized the fact that their own country
can produce articles of Perfumery al least equal To
those of Europe The superior excellence of,he pro-
duc,ons of this establishment has gained for them
seven silver and two golden medals from the in
situations of New York. Philadelphia and Boston.
The undersigned having had for the las! six years
the exclusive direction of the laboratory, pledges
his unemiled efforts to maintain, and if possible,
lie enhance The character Of its productions.
His preparations include all the articles requ-
site for the toilet.
A printed Price List will be forwarded to coun.
try dealers at their request. All orders, accom-
panied with cash remittance or satisfactory ref
erence, will be promptly attended to.
&. RAZ1N,
Successor to and former Director of the Labora-
tory of EUGENE ROCSSEL,
liz ChesnEt Street, Philadelphia,
Oct ID, 1s5O-1y.
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TO FIDUCIARIES,

YT'HE undersigned having been appointed Com
4 missionerin Chancery by the County Court
of Augusta, offers his services to Executors, Ad-
ambassadors, Guardians, Trustees, &c. By pro
visions oft the Code the accounts OF Fiduciares
must be stated and settled before Commissioner
OF the County Court, without an order OF reference
the Commissioner also has power, at the instance
Of an Exo'r or Admir-. to summon creditors before
him in order to ascertain the alnoant OF indebted
ness of the estate upan which, he has administered
at the instance of any person interested he mey
summon the Fiduciary to account before him, and
Judgment creditor may obtain from him sum.
mons to the debtor, to appear before him and
make discovery, &C.
ANY business entrusted to me will meet with
prompt attention. may be found at all times,
when not professionally absent, at my Law Office
In Staunton. VIM. II. HARTMAN.
September 2,-6m,
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WALDER'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
AT THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
STAU TON.

THE subscriber begs leave to call the attention
l. of the public to his GALLERY, which he
has fitted up in good style at the above place,
where he is prepared to produce pictures by an
original process in few moments time without
regard to weather. These pictures are far SUI
perior to the old Daguerreotypes and resemble
very much painting on Ivory, and are warrant
ed not to fade. Particular attention paid TO copy
ing Portraits and pictures of all kinds. A large
assortment of fine Gold Hunting Loekets on hand
which were selected by myselfat the North, and
all very rich-smne of them as large as Watches
and opening with spring. holding one, two or
more pictures. Also new style of Book Cases,
richly Gilt, and inaid with Pearl.
Instructions given in the Art and Instruments
and all materials on hand and for sale at moderate
prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
E. WALLENSrEIN Valdez.
October 81, lS50.-3t
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TABLE CUTLERY.

THE subscriber has just returned from tie
l. North and is now receiving
$50 doz Knives and Forks, at all pnces
sets, OF so pieces each, Ivory handled 90
doz Ivory Table and Tea do.
i" Table & Tea do; without Forks.
20 +" Butcher aud Cooks Knives, assorted.
3 Silver Plated Forks,
-ALSO-
Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Plated Brittania
and Iron Table aud Tea Spoons, Ladies; Cleyefs,
Folks, &C., presenting the best asso!tmnnt ever
before offered i'll the Valley, which those in want
should, i'll justice 10 themselves, examine before
purchasing else" here 49,,
GEO. L. PRICE, Hardware Merchant
Stannlon. Oct. %, 1850.
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a Card.

-----00.- .U0.-. 90"
T HAVE been appointed by the County Court OF
/ Augusta, one of three Commissioners of said
Court to state settle and report the accounts of Elk
scutors, Administrators and Fiduciaries generally
and to perform all other duties pertaining to such
business as are required by the New Code of Laws
Parties interested, who may desire my services
side of the Court House square.
C. KINNEY.
September 2, 1S50-6m
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TOOK HERE :!

r TAKE this opportunity to inform the public
Il that have employed a first rate foreman,
Mr.. joins B. DuvALL, who is fashionable ana
experienced workman and will spare no pans
to please those who may favor him with their
work. still intend carrying on business at my
old stand SIGN of JoHs TAYLOR, Tailor, where
will,at all times, be found ready to wait on those
JOHN B. TAYLOR.
Waynesboro', Oct 28.-1m*
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stu .AliUe and Kicking J
The Largest and most splendid as
sortment ever offered in this Town!
Frank & Co,

TIAVE lust received their Fall and Winter
III supply of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
and now offer to the public the largest and most
carefully selected assortmentever offered in Saun-
ton They have been very careful in making
their selections to pay strict attention to the quail
ity of the materials and to the neatness, durability
end fashion of the workmanship, and their entire
stock they can, therefore, confidently recommend.
Our stock comprises, in part, the following ar
ticles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth Frock and
Dress Goats; English do; Black and Brown
Cloth Sack Coats Drab Cloth and Sack Over
Goats Black Beaver Cloth Over Goats; Blue
Blanket and Felt Over Coats; Drab Colored
Over Goats of all kinds a splendid lot of Black
Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
Together ecith q general assortment Of Panta-
looms, uiS -
Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Cashmere and Cloth Pants; Black and
Blue Sattinet Pantaoons Fancy and Blue Sat
tinet fantaloons.
Together ,eiM a rich and choice selection q
Pests, uiz =
Black and Fancy Satin Vests, Silk Velvet do,
PLAIN and Fancy Meriao Vests, latest style,
Black Cloth do, Cashmere do. Plaid Woollea
do, Sattnet do.
We have and will keep large and fashionable
assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
Also, Gentlemen's furnishing Goods, such as fiae
Shirts, Drawers, Silk Pocket and Neck Hand
kerchefs, Suspenders, Stocks and Collars, also,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Leather Trunks,
and many other articles usually keptin Clothing
Store, not necessary to mention.
The public in general are invited TO call and
examine our stock of Goods, which we will sell
at cheaper rates than similar articles can be par
chased elsewhere.
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies thro'-
out the season. We will this Fall and Winter,
have decidedly the largest stock of Clothing ever
brought to this place.
We are determined to sell on the principle Of
Charge sales and small profts.''
Being concerned with ore Of the largest Whole
sale Clothing Houses in the City OF Baltimore,
persons purchasing will do we'll by calling on US
before purchasing elsewhere, as they can be sup
piled with every article in our line, as cheap as
they can be purchased in any Of the Northern
cities.
Call and examine for yourselves. Remember
she place, Corner Of the Virginia Hotel
FRANK & CO.
Stanton, Sept. l6-2m,
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$50 STOVES.

--O'.O.O.As-:X.O-O.- O----
THE Subscriber now in the receipt of 250
| Stoves, such as the
Victory Cooking Stove, Iron Witch, Baltimore
Alright, New Kitchen Companion, Green
Mountain Alright, Etna Alright, Ben Frank
lin Alright Parlor Stoves, open front, Paror
Stoves. different patterns, Ten Plate Stoves with
Boilers, Ten Plate Stoves, without Boilers.
He also keeps constantly on hand a general as
soItment of
COPPER, TIN Il SHEET IRON WARE.
Stills, and every thing in the Copper line manu-
featured to order, and in the very best manner.
Also, RooF1NG with Copper, Tin or Zinc, a nd
Guttering will be done on the most reasonable
terms.
He has also on hand superior article Of BRASS
KETTLES, very low.
Persons in want OF any Of the above articles,
would do we'll to call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere, as the subscriber is confident he
can suit them in every respect. Call and see.
B. F. POINTS.
Staunton, Sept. 30-2m.
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The Question Settled.

a FTER a careful examination Of all the facts
IA in the case it has been decided, that
BARE & STERRETT
have on hand, at this time, the pretiest, riches
and most fashionable assortment of Goods for gen
tIernens wear ever offered in this narket-Con-
sisiing OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Of every shade and Of the
latest styles.
All Of which will be made to order at the shortest
notice, and in accordance with the Fashion of the
day. They have also received a handsome lot of
Shirts, Cravats, Gloves, Pocket
Handkerchief, &C., &C.,
which they will dispose of al short profits.
IHei' motto Is, superior GOODS at fair
prices.
They beg leave to return their thanks to the
public for past favors, and pledge themselves to
merit continuance.
In conclusion we invite all who wish to SEE
GooDs As Is GooDs, TO give us call at the same
old place adjoining Va Hotel.
Slauaton, Oct. 81, 1850.
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PakWDEEs AND SHOT.

--UU.---UU---
GEO. Z. PRICE has just received supply,
VI Of Duponiis Eagle Powder, also, Shot OF all
sizes, Lead, Walker English and French Caps,
Films, Whpples, Shot Pouches, &c, to which
he invites the attention Of Spoftsmen. Opposite
Cushine's, Main Street.
Slapnon, Oct %, 1850.