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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10
TO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA:

E.,ro,,- Citizens when declared myself candi-
date for your suffrage did not expect 1t would De ne
e.sary to meet YOU person, at the different preenc
IN The County But some OF the candidates declared
sh determination 10 do So and discuss the questions OF
reiorp stated at the time, aud ofthc same opln-
ION now that those qecstions properly belonged 10 those
who would be candidates for the Convention, aud not
nroper questions for candidates for the Legislature:
Since then, regret to say circumstances OF private
nature over which have control, have transpireu,
which will necessarily prevent me from meeting the
candidates al all Of the precincts OUT so Tar as
stances will permit will be with them
have therefore deemed II due to you as wei a' ~
mysef at the earliest practicable moment TO dehne my
o.;tion upon the topics hch agtatng the pub
lie mind and which il seems by common consent are "
be made the test before the people in the present can
Sass. ,. r ~,
is not my intention to 60 into discussion OF tne
merits Of those questions, but merely TO state as orieh
ms the nature of them will allow me TO do the views
entertain in regard 90 them. believe the people are
She legitimate OF all power, and that ther repre-
sentatyes are Cor ought to be) their servants anu amen
able TO then-that under our present CONSTITUTION tue
pointns power in many instances, is too tar removed
from them-that they are entirely capable OF seli-goY-
srument-that whenever our affairs go obviously wrong
the good Of the people will nterpose anu SCI 'he
right A...,-.. - 81.
neoni in saving our Constitution in many particulars,
defective i am one who believes that many important
rights are not sufficiently secured. am therefore, I'M
eouiyocay in favor Of reform. shall vote or Con
yentou and will support man for seat IN that Con
=, Maei,trates &c. by the peoples and who is not also
IN favor Of extending the right OF suffrage so as 10 en-
br,ce All free white male citizens who have been natu-
r,yed who bear arms in defence Of our Country or pay
the ordinary taxes in support oil our government anu
have not been convicted OF any criminal ofence.
uee" '"'' '"''''-'' JAMES WALKER.
n~s- yindicator and Messenger requested to copy.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

r WILLoffer at public Auction on the premises,
L on Saturday the 25lh Of May, if not sooner dis
posed of privately, Of which duo notice will be CIV
en-, the tract of Land on which now reside. 1t
lies within six miles of Saunton, on Christian
Creek. and within one and halfmiles ofthe line Of
the Virginia Central Railroad. The Farm con,
siss of two tracts, one of 800, the other of l3O
Acres. The larger tract is we'll improved, hav-
ing upon it an exceIlant Frame dwelling house, a
CRopping mill, Saw mill, Carding machine, Dis
,illery; Barn, &c., with water power for any amount
of Machinery. About half Of this tract is cleared
and in good state of cultivation. The smaller
trac. has about so ACRES cleared upon it, the
remainder is woods This piece ofland, also, has
upon it splendid Mill seat. The two tracts will
be sold separately or together to suit purchasers
This property is well worthy of the attention, OF
purchasers, and am determined to sell, ard 60
West.
CO. TERMS, made known oh the day Of sale.
GEORGE IMBODEN.
April 10, 1850.-tds.
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NEW GOODS
For Farmers and Housekeepera

~ rs and "a No. 1. OsaaBurg Cottons, and
No. Linen Burlaps, "a, 10-4, and 1874
Brown and Bleached Cotton and Linen Sheetings,
70, "A and go Heavy and Fine Brown and Ble'd
Muslins, Gold prices Farmers Drill ofevery quail
ity, and al all prices, Common and Superior Cotton
Pan, .Stuffs, ky. Jeans, Penny Plaids, Checked
and Fancy Linens for Children's clothing, Irish
Linen, Jacquard Diaper, for Spreads and Table
Cloths, Russia Diaper, Hdckaback Toweling,
Crash. Tickings, ,Damask Linen and Brown Fig
ured Linen for Table Cloths, Curtain Muslins,
Curtain Prints, Calicoes (erery pfice9 Mafseiltes
Quilts, &c., SC.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Superior French ard English Cloths and CASH
fneres, of every calor and quality, Irish pflings
Plain and Striped Fancy Linens for PANS and
Coating, Superior Brown Driings, Victoria
Duck, Superior Silk, Satin, Marseilles and other
handsome Yestings, Black Silk, Fancy Silk, and
Polka Cfavats, White and Fancy Linen Cam.
brio Pocket Handkerchiefs, Black Kid, Colored
Kid, Black and White English Silk and Corn
Colo&ed Gloves, (Alexahder's) Standing Collars
and Shirts, &c., &c.
ALSo-A fine assortment Of Snperior e-skin,
Drab Hungarian Beaver, White and Black Next
can, Kossath, Boys Fancy Mexican, Panama
Leghorn, Sonnet, India Pearl and Straw Hats Su-
per Fine, Medium and Common Boots and Shoes
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices fur
cash, or 10 punctual dealers upon the usual Vine.
T. N. GREEN.
~ r,. ax;i.to ,osn
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sTAUNTON WUOLLEN FACTORY.

TT,HE propre,ors having completed their buildings
i and provided themselves with new machinery
6f the most approved construction. are now ready 70
manufacture III The best manner, and on the snort
est notice, The fabrics Which afe commonly used In
the county.
They will keep on hand q good assortment Of
Linseys, Fulled cloths. jeans, Kerseys, Casinetts
Or Satnetts and Stocking yarn, which they will sell
on moderate terms, or exchange for Wool at the
market value. -,
For the accommodation 6f the farmers they will
manufacture such goods as may be desired and fur.
nsb all the materials except the wool. Or they will
card WOOL spin yarn, and full and dye cloths, re-
ceiving payment in wool or money, as the customer
may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when The company
furnish every thing but the wool, will be- as follows,
according to quality, viz:
For Lindseys from II to % cents.
&c Fufed Clothes from 22 to 80 Cents.
Jeans And Jerseys from 90 to 80 cents.
Cassinetls and Sattinetls from 80 to 40 cents
The prices of carding ths Company furnishing
the oil In all cases will be six Cents per pound pay
able in wool or cash on delivery Of the rolls.
Ten thousand pounds Of Wool wanted mnedi-
ately. d. w. kENNEDf' Cup" r.
WILLIAM WILLIAM 81 SsA pas.sss. lprop,is,o,.
ALEX. H. H. STUART,
April 8, 1850. 80. g,,f
esV-. Vindicator, Stanton; Gazette And Star,
Lexington; Register ADD Republican, Hsff1sotl-
burg, copy At. s.,i- ,s..-,,-.se,
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NOTICE.

EROM the above announcement II will be seen
L that The undersigned, together with the Jun,
or partner have sold their entire interest in the
Waane,bau' House, to Messrs ARNALL & BRowN,
who succeed them in business, and for whom, he
bespeaks the patronage of the friends and patrons Of
the old concern.
He cannot permit the present opportunity to pass
without rendering to his numerous friends (who
have pa,ronzed him so literally for the last thirteen
years) his most sincere and heartfelt acknowledge
ments for their uniform kindness in sustaining him
throughout the whole of his business operations
He retires from the Mercantile business in Waynes-
boro' from no lack Of patronage, but solely On ac-
count of his connexion with the House OF BEAzE-
LEY, BRowN g. LYNN, Of Richmond, which seems
to demand his entire attention.
In order 10 correct misrepresentation that seems
10 exist in the minds Of many Of his friends, as to
his removing entirely to the City Of Richmond, he
will simply state that he has no idea ofleaving the
County, and will only remain in the City during
the busy season, and will be pleased to attend to
any business with which his friends may be pleas.
ed to ehtrust him. A. LYNN.
Wsynesboro', April 8, ls5O.-3l.-vind. copy
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j e clry. Jewelrys
SPRING SUPPLY.

AT ONE DOOR WEST OF NJ. CusHIrGs.
GEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from
W Philadelphia, with his Spring Stock Of
MATCHES, JEWELRY, &c..
which will be sold lower than ever, and to whith
he invites The attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally. His stock consists of
Fine Gold Lever, .Anchor and Ldpinc Watches, ,
Fine Siluer Lever, .4nchor and .Lapine Watch
e,; I'm excellent quality Of CLOCKS Gold
Ve,t, Fob and Neck Chains; Gold Edrr and
Finger Rings; Breast Pins; Gold dnd Silucr
Spectacles Lockets; Gold and SLIDER Thin
biss; Gold and Silver Pencils, Pens and Pen
Holders; Diamond Finger Rings; Bracelets
and Clasps; Gold and Silper Bell Slide, !;
Studs; Keys; SiEter and Shell Card Cases i;
Port .uona;es; Siluer Combs; Fans; SiSsr
Table, Dessert, Tea and Salt Spoons Racers;
Scissors; Sugar longs; Butler, Fraa and
Pocket Knipes Thermometers; Magnets; M
ero;sopes; Spy Glasses Purses Tooth Brush
es; Steel Beads Leads; Spectacle Cases; Steel
Pens; Burning Glasses; Pocket Compasses;
Perfumery, &c., Sc.
EG- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired
neatly and promptly.
Stanton, April 10, 1850.
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Rockbridge Land for Sale.

WILL be offered to the highest bidder At &c.
w ZION, on Wednesday, The LIST day Of hs}
next, if fair, If not fair on The next fair day, 5
TRACT OF LAND, lying and being in thi
County Of Rockbidge, adjoning the lands OF VII
liam Thompson, David Greenlee and others, en-
%ithinih three miles Of the James River Csnsi, ag1
the same distance from the Natural Bridge, con
tanning $40 Acres, about $50 ofGhich are vel
timBered and the remainder in good state Of cul,S
walton, under good fencing and well watered, thest
benga never failing spring Of limestone wafer ness
the dwelling. A good Orchard. The imprOve
ments are good Three story Log Dwelling anl
Kitchen, weather board large Log Barn and
Stables, and all necessary out. houses. There sn
some timothy meadow on the Farm .(and more could
be easily made, )and any quantity Of Limestone Rok
of the very best quality for burning lime, being %
excellent opportunity for any person wishing to en-
gage in the lime business. Persons wishing y
view the Land, can find me at any time on ~
premises.
Terms made known on the day Of sale. or on sR
plication TO me. Possession given on the first \
September. JAMES A. WILSON
March 20, ls50.-tds.
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READ! ReAD!.-Dr M'Lane'.av ermirage for ex-
polling worms !-Astonishing Cure!
"Feeling il to be duty due 10 my fellow beings,
lay before them fact which took place not long since.
Last fall called on Messrs Hyrold & Co., Of Williams
town, N. Y, for some Worm Medicine, and they re-
commended DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge,or Worm Specific.
took bottle home and gave s;dose to achild atont
away SO worms soon after gave another dose TO tho
same child which brought away about so more, making
some 1870 worms in about IL hours. have given II to
other of my children very eectuay and can cheerful
ly recommend it to all
no Sold Wholesale and Retail by EskMoer B KIN
NEY Staunton-also by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
April 10, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10

Nsssrs Editors We have heard various opinions
attributed to Mr. j. D. Imboden since ne declared him
s,lf candidate for seat in the next House OF Dele
pates We would therefore very respectfully submit
the following queries to hun
isl. Are you in favor of the Free School system
Cd Do YOU, as Superintendent of public schools for
fs County lend the school fund at interest to n
crease your salary for any other purpose II So by
what authority Answer from the record.
al Are YOU in favor Of placing honest men, who can
s.;,h.r al nor write level with convicted felons
10 the exercise of the right of suffrage
Answers to the above are earnestly requested both
througb the public prints and at the musings;
Wind. and Meas. copy. MANI 'oIEho'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superb
or Court of Law and ChanGery for Bath Coun-
ty, pronounced on The Goth day Of December, 1874,
in two causes, viz:-one in which Robert johnson
is Plaintiff, and Levi Sur5er, Charles Sufber. Da-
Wis Hamilton, and Warwick Gatswood are Defend
ants, and ohe in which Warwick Gatewood is Plain
tiff, and Levi Surber, Charles Surber, and Davis
Hamilton are Defendants, shall on the l4th day
OF May, 1850, (the same being Coutt-day,) be,
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 2o'clock
P. NJ, at the front door of The Courthouse Of said
County Of Bath, proceed to sell the Lands in said
decree mentioned, to The highest bidder, upon the
terms and conditions following, to wit: 0ne-thlrd
Of the purchase money to be paid in six months,
one third in twelve months and the remaining third
in eighteen months from the day Of sale, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security, and q
lien retained upon the Land to secure The purchase
money.
The Tract Of Land to be sold lies on Back
Creek, in Bath County, and is the same on which
the above named Levi Surber resides, and is val:
liable Tract of Land, containing by estimation l9e
Acres. A. STEPHENSON, Comm.
April 3, 1S5O.-tds.
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NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber having determined TO leave for
l. California, would respectfully return his sin
cere thanks to the citizens Of Augusta for the lib
era patronage extended TO him in THE CLbcR BUsI-
NESS. His place will hereafter be supplied by his
brother, VIM. E. Greene, who has for several years
been engaged in this business; and whom he can
confidently recommend as thorough and practical
workman, ably qualified to do bqiiuess in success
with the first IL April. PERSONS DESTROYS Of having
rood time, will do we'll to continue THEIR sibsctip-
lions 10 him.. Other citizens who may desire the
services Of Mr.. Greene in his business will please
give notice to the subscribers residing in their i'm
mediate vicinity. S. w. GREENE.
March 81, l850.-6t.
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Tavern Stand for Rent

r WISH to rent my Tavern Establishment at the
Il Warm Springs, Bath Courthouse. The Build
ngs are Of Brick large and spacious, calculated to
accommodate about forty persons and Stableage for
fifty Horses. There is adjoining the premises a
good garden.
will also let go with the Tavern, about ten
Acres of Meadow, four Acres of pasturage, and the
privilege ofgetting frewood off my Land, all close
at hand will furnish portion of the Furniture,
such as Beds, Tables Chairs, large Cooking stove,
&c. ] am disposed to rent on very reasonable
terms, for one or more years, and the prospect for
doing fair business is very good. presume that
any person disposed to rent would come and see
the property and obtain all the information he could
and Judge for himself The earlier the better, for
several reasons. GEORGE MAfSE.
April 10, lS50.--tf.
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oBIT UARY.

DIED, on Wednesday morning last after long and
painful illness, ANN ELIZA, daughter of Mrs. Eliza
Wallace, of this place, aged about 10 years.
DIED. on Friday evening last, after protrscted i'll
ness, Mr.. GEoReE GRENER, highly respectable citi-
z en- of Augusta, aged about so years.
DIED, in New Hope, on Friday night last, after ar
illness Of few days, Mrs. JULIA DlcKESsoS, wife o.
Robert W. Dickenson aged about Sc years. Mrs. D
leaves husband and several children and large circle
of relatives and friends TO mourn her death
DIED, in Waynesboro' on Friday night the 9th inst
DIED, on Thursday, the 4th inst, Mrs. = VAN
LEAR, wife of Mr. William Van Lear, Of this County
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NEW GOODS.

TIME subscribers are now receiving their supply
l. of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queens,care, Hard,5ars, Simmer Hats,
Ladies' Bonnets, Boots, Shoes, &C., SC. Also a
lot of well selected Summer Clothing.
Their Goods have been selected with care under
favorable circumstances and will be sold low
Their friends and The public generally, are request
ed to call and examine their stock
MOSBY s. TAYLOR.
S,o,nton Anril IN IS50 At
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A London letter in the New York Courier, dated
9Th ult., says that the Government of Peru, which
for the last twenty years has neglected to pay The
interest on her national debt, has at last agreed TO
recognize The debt, pay The interest and also create
sinking fund for the purpose Of llqudatlng the
principal by annual instalmens. The rapid increase
of the demand for guano, found on the rocky shores
of Peru, the sale Of which is a government monop'
oily, is said to have been the cause OF this prosper
Gus condition of the Peruvian treasury. From "a,
600 tons Of this fertilizng substance exported IN
lS47. the shipments Of the present year, it is es
mated will be over 100000 tons. The supply of
guano obtained from Ichaboe on the coast of Africa
is said to be exhausted, leaving thefed clear to the
Peruvians.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10
TO JOHN ID. INIBoDEN, ESQ.

Are you not the author Of communication published
In the Stanton Spectator, in March, 1884, Over the
signature Of "MANY DEMOCRATS OF AUGUSTA, IN
which YOU ridicule and burlesque the nomination Of
White Basis, Internal Improvement and Popular Edu-
cation Wing, by inserting the name OF "PerER ScRoF'
rENBuR6Ess" in his stead and comparing the foregoing
,Sar Education TO woo-drawug and Internal Improve
,msnts to Irish Repeal, Scr
And were you not in favor Of running Mixed Basis
man against the present incumbent, upon the ground
,b,t t5e White Basis had ceased to be q practical
question ,, I1ur OBJ I, sery I, INV ,,,,,
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NEW FIRM liz wAYNEsBoKo.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the siti'
l. zens Of Wayuesboro' and the surrounding
country, that they have purchased OF Messrs: LYNN
BRoiYN & BEAzELEY, their entire stock Of Goods,
and will continue the Mercantile Business ct the
Old Stand, under the style and firm of JOHN I.
ARKAtt & Co. They will in few days receive
their Spring supplies, which will render their as
sortment complete, embracing very general varie-
ty of Dry Goods, Groct'fes, Hardt0dre, Queen:-
.care Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &C., all OF which
will be sold on accommodating terms They very
respectfully solicit call from their friends and the
public generally. $3.50, ,a,,
SAM'L B. BROWN.
Nsynesboro', April i, ls5O.-3t.
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YAX BR'SA
A|!;:;@|!|||!''lt,RllI
CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS, COLDS, HeARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPING-CoUGR,
GROUP, ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.
CONSU MPTI0N.

The annals Of medical science, Affording ~ they q
ample proof of the power and value Of many medicinal
agents, have furnished examples compare with the
salutary effects produced by "AYRE's CHERRY pep
TORAL."
The remarkable Of diseases Of the Lsnss which
have been realized by its use attested they by
many prominent professors and physicians in this snl
foreign lands, should encourage The Afflicted to peSss
we're with the strong assurince that the use Of the "Cb'
ry Pectora" will relieve and ultimately cure them.
We present to the public unsolicited Testimonials from
OF the first men 10 our country, upon whose iudy.
ent and experience implicit confidence may be placed
DIR. PERKINS, PreIdent Hrmont Medical CoI.
lege of the learned and intelligent pbyseisss
in the country, considers it "composton of rare
ceence for the cure Of that formidable disease, Cosp
sumption
NonwIcH, April 26, 1896.
Dir. C. Ayer-Dsar Sir :-Agreeable to the requsa
OF your agent, We will cheerfuy state what we hare
and they have been astonishing indeed: Mr.. Betsy
Streeter had been afflicted with sewers and relentless
cough, which reduced her very low 80 low that little
hope could be entertained OF her recovery Numerous
remedies had been tried without eect before the Cher
ry Pectoral. And that has cured her. George Wat
kihsoh, ESQ., had to our knowledge been afflicted with
Asthma, for eleuen years. and grown yearly worse I'm.
til the CHEaRY PEcToRAL has removed the disease
and he is as free from any Of lis symptoms as we are
The Rev. Mark Dane had been 80 severely attacked
with the Bronchitis as to disable him from his dutiesj
and nothing had afforded him relief until MIR. Thorn.
ing1 carried him bottle of your Pectora which cured
him at once and he now oiciates usual in his place
These are three Of the in which we have knows
il successful, but to fail We have great pleasure
in certifying TO these facts and are, respected sir your
humble servants. REV. DAVID fHoRNING.
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given
their names to recommend CHEssy PEcTonAt, as The
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0s- About one third of the Iron Bridge ove'
Moore's Creek, by Parish, Jones and Randolph's
Cotton Factory, for the Virginia Central Rail Road
Company, is up, and The entire Bridge will be
completed by the last of April. If the other con,
tractors will exert themselves the cars can come UP
to town by May or June, and this we think they
are bound to do, as they contracted to finish the
road several months Charlottesville Jeterso
MIN,
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aooixs (! BOOKS +!

ii 0BERT CoWAN has just received NeeTk
IL Chapsal's French Grammar, End Americsa
Edition Willard's Abridged History Of the United
States new and enlaiged edition; Natural Phll0s-
ophy, for, beginners; Grammar Of Arithmetic, By
CHarles Davies.
Siaunton, March 27, 1850.
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Co. The ladies will be interested to know thai
the past week has been, in Philadelphia, what is
called "the week of openings" in other words
the week when fashionable mlliners, after long
and secret preparations, fill their rooms some bright
morning with new spring bonnets, and open their
doors to patrons and the public. The bonnet, pa'
excellence, of the season is Of delicate green. with
tnge Of crimson glowing here and thete on lis sur
face, and is trimmed pretty with buds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10
Last Notice.

I TAKE this medium of informing my friends
and the public generally, that have sold out
my entire stock Of CoNFEcrroNARiEs, to Mr.. Chas.
H. Ball, and hope they will extend to him the same
liberal patronage they have heretofore extended to
me.
F All persons indebted to me will please come for
ward and settle their accounts without delay, as
wish TO leave Statnton.
WILLIAM MILLER.
April 10, 1s5O.-3t.
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday evening. the goth ult., BY the Rev.
James Paine, MIR. WM. w. SMITH. Of Fairfield, to
Miss MARY S. WHITE, Of Greenve.
On the 23th ult BY the Rev. William Hirt, the Rev
FIELDER ISRAEL, or The Baltimore Annual Conference,
TO Mis-, ELIZABETH s., daughter Of the Rev. Robert
Gladden., Of Baltimore.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10

1f.,srs Editors whilst mhst decline becoming q
candidate for seat in The next House OF Delegates oil
virgi would beg leave to tender my sincere &C.
Acknowledgements to MANY voters tor the very 10
Sas Electors of the County. ~ NJ. NJ lhib'
IxysAsosr, APRIt STH, 1880
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10

Loilisiana.-The Legislature Of this State termi-
mated its annual session Thursday the 2lst ult.,
having refused give any sanction to the proposed
Nashville Convention.