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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-19

Gov. Wright, of Indiana, has ordered
the following appropriate and patriotic SEN
timent, to be placed upon the block of mar
ble from that State, for the Washington
Monument:
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-19
Ess Cag4accTV,
Jnnn ..iurr II. DefeMdant.

STATE OF MIcmGA>--In Chancery, Second Cr'u
te.son i Wing, Complement.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-19
INDIANf

KNOWS NO NORTH, NO SOUTH; NoTHIN
BUT THE UNION,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-19
HuLSDALE HOUSE.
THE subscriber has ae

THE subscriber has again become
h the proprietor of the above Hotel, To-
n. Gated il this Villages where he will be-
tW found, happy to see his old friends and
~ patrons, and ube TO supply them with
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-19
JONESvilLE AGENCY.
OF
DR.. S. S FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

CURE OF
Coughs. Consumption, Catanh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, GonorhGa,
Piles, Female Complaints, &c. sc.
a LSO-Dr Fich's Abdominal Supporters.
N Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes.and Lectures
on Consumption and the art of preserving Life and
Health 20 Old Age. &c, &c.
70 II. s. VARNUM has been appointed Agent
for the sale ofthe above Goods. and will keep them
constantly hand his Drug Store, IN Jonesvlle,
Hillsdale Co, Michigan
Dr. Fuchs '6nids Bookto Tasaiids and Direc ions
Tor Promoting Henth, and insiructions 20 Mothers,
IN the manaGeuent Of Ch. Iren,' ms be bad gcatu
itousiy. by calling lor u the store s5 above An
extremely valuable Biol niu
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
THE LAST CHANCE Or MEYER!

WILL be offered for sale the highest bidder in How
w ardsvile, Albemarle County, Tuesday the 7ih
day of May, all the remaining LOTS in that HoushIng
Town. They are very valuable and are beautifully su-
aled. - --.r- -,
would say to those who may wish to purchase either
for their use or for speculation now is your time,
these Lots embrace the only desirable building lots in the
place. and they should fall into The hands Of spectators
they could not be had in that event whou; large ad
vance. Howardsve is rapidly improving and will cpn'in
ue TO improve 10 an extent that would be difficult az this
time conjecture II is that iiowardsyile IL
small at this ime but recuecl that The first house was
reced in 1885 The mighty oak wac once an acorn The
great and all powerful Hercules was at one lime infant
and slept in his cradle, and dandcd on his mothers
knee.
There is no point on James River between Richmond aud
Lynchbug that can compare to the situation of iova'ds-
vile for the conyenency Of trade and for the extent and fer
tily Of its back country The enterprsing company Of
Col. Alexander Fitzpatrick. have made, SO far as they
have gone most excellent Turnpike road from Towards
vile West which designed 10 tap that garden spot
jailed the Valley of Virginia. Geenve, in The County
fAugusa When this road is finished and he others which
will inersectt the main sem the Of an immense
country will be poured into The lap Of HowardsvllIe
Man has tried several points on James River to raise
places of business and trade but has simply because
lie posng forcing nature. How unlike Towards
e where nature assists and smiles on the efforts Of man.
Thus fostered and sustained Howardsrie Obliged TO be
he pride and glory Of dis part OF our good Clio common
wealth
The of sale are one-half in six months, the balance
six months thereafter Deeds conveying undispued Ii
es will be rendered On the final payment.
WM. H. CARTER
April II 1880 lido
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE

q decree OF Inc nculI GupeIlOr SOuTt
of Law and Chancey for Augusta County, rendered Al
The November Term, lS49 ofsad Court, in The case Of
Geigers heirs Geigers administrators, &C. the under
signed the Commissioners therein named, will on Satur-
day the 18th day OF May, 1850 in front Of the Post Office
in the Town of Stanton, proceed sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the following Real Estate, to wit
A Tract Of Land situated on Betsy Bell near Staunon.
containing 81 Acres, IL Poles according to survey
made by John Clarke, in the year 1856.
Lot of Land, containing about Iwenty-iour Acres,
living on the South side of the Stanton and James River
Turnpike about mile from StauEton, and adjoining The
above CT Acres, l2 Poles.
A Lot Of Land. in the Town Of Slaunton, containing
Four Acres, purchased by George Geger, OF John Me
Dowell
Also, Sixty-sx Poles Of Land, within The Corporation
of Staunton conveyed George Geige by Jacob Lease
and jain c. Sewers Trustees on the 3lst OF March,
1885, b. deed recorded in the Clerks Office, OF said Cor
pOra0 on.
Also, the interest Of George Gegers heirs, 10 House
and Lot in Slaunon at the intersection o Marker ana
Beverly Streets conveyed to George Geiger BY James H.
Bickle and wife.
Terms OF SALE.-So much of the purchase money III
hand as will deray The expenses of sale, and the balance
PAYABLE in equal inslanents six, twelve and eigheeh
months from the day of sale the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with approved personal security for The defer
red payments and The legal little TO De retained as ultimate
security. The Commissioners will give any inlorma'io" III
their possession to persons desiring 10 purchase
B BebERT i p. Kinney, com'r'.
fr
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Rockbridge Land for Sale.

WILL be offered 10 the highest bidder at ouccn On
w Wednesday, the LIST day Of May next if fail If not
fair, on the next fair day, my TRACT OF LAND, ly-
ing and being in the County of Rockbdge adjoining the
lands of William Thompson, David Greenee and others,
and within three miles of the James River Canal and the
same distance from the Natural Bridge, containing 349
Acres, about 80 ofwhich are well mbered, and the
mainde in good of cultivation, under good fencing
and we'll watered there being never failing spring olime-
stone water near the dwelling. good Orchard. The
Improvements are good three story Log Dwelling and
Kitchen, veahet board,) aarse Log Barn and Stables.
and all necessary oui-houses. There are some timothy
meadow on the Farm (and could be easily made and
quantity of Limestone Rock Of the very best quality for
burning me being excellent opportunity for any person
wishing to engage in the lime business. Persons wishing
to view the Land, can find any time on tie prem
ises
Terms made known on the day Of SALE or application
me. Possession given on the first Of September.
JAMES A. WILSON.
NInrnh IQhn-ld.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY.

day the 18th Of May, if disposed of privately,
Of which due notice will be gvenhe Of Land which
now reside. 1t lies within six miles of Staunton,
Christians Creek and within and hamies ofthe ne
of the Virginia Central Railroad. The Farm consists of
two tracts one of &c., the other of 100 Acres. The
,rger tract is well improved, having upon it excsllant
Frame dwelling house, a Chopping mill, Saw mill Gard
ing machine Dstery Barn. SC. with water power for any
amount of Machinery About half Of this tract is cleared
and in good state of cultivation The smaller rac. has
about 80 ACRES cleared upon it, the remainder is
woods This piece ofland also, has upon j, splendid Mill
seat The two tracts will be sod separately together
suit purchasers This property welwor thy Of the at
tentop of purchasers and am determined TO SELL ard GO
West.
re-. TERMS made known on the day Of SALE
GEORGE IMBODEN.
Anil m 1S50-,ds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24

It. n. GREEN
and promptly.
Stauntnn. Anril 10. Il

T. NJ GREEN
HAS just received elegant and fashionable as sornent
Of DRESS AND FANCY Goops, embracing in part The
ALLOWING articles, viz
Rich Dress Silks, Black Gro de Rhine and Figd Black
do, Checked Plaid and Printed India Wash do, Glace
do, Changeable Silk Muslns "a new artlce,) Satin
Ievan,ines, Satin Striped and Plain Barages and lis
sues, in ali coors Corn coured Dress Goods, [severa
vareties,) New Style French Lawns, (beaulful arcle
Embroidered Swiss Dress patterns, Fashioned Linen
Cambria Handkerchie every price, Plain do, Black
and White Lace Dem Veils Barage do, French Work
ed Muslin Capes and Collars, Lace do Transferred Lace
Cuffs and Ribbon do, Rich Sashes, Neck Ribbons, Su-
per Black and Culored Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and
Riding Cloves Black Silk Mitts, Belts in every vare,
", Marcelanes, all coors Lisle, Thread Cambria and
Muslin EdGgs and 9serogs R RoSS1 sd P sney Para sa
sos arpe size Black do French Flowers and Bonnet
Tabs.
ALSO-A beautiful assortment Of Corn Coored and
Brown Linen Half CATERS and Muucco Slippers In all
colors, Ga new article. Sc, &c., sc.
S,apntnn Anrl II 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
TO TEACHERS.

rVNIlE Board of Trustees Of The AUGUSTA FEMALE SEM
MARY will proceed Monday lhe2Oth Of May next
to elect Prncpaito take charge Of the institution from
the commencement Of The next Session, viz September
s 1850 Possession of the buildng.may be had at any
time after the Isl of July.
The Seminary is incorporated by Act Of the Legislature
Of Va and has been in successful operation since lis found
atom in 1912 The Buald DESTROYS os further enarg-
ing its usefulness and permanently establishing 1t as
Seminary of the highest grade. ;,
uared in the Town Of Staunon.
It is proper to stale that the Institution was established
under PRESBYTERIAN auspices and has derived lis patronage
largely thou III by no means exclusively from that quarter
Communications addressed the undersigned; pos pald)
will be duly attended To.
Iy order of The Board of Trustees,
WILLIAM FRAZIER, Sec'ry
Siounton April II, lS50-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
oRIT u a RY.

DIED. on he morning Of the 18th Of April aer asnOr1 m
ness frm inflammation Of the BRAIN SARAH JANE you"
auaber of John Henry and Jane Anu Weldon aged one
aud live months, Thus in the priug tune OIL me- gre %
Lud had boou,ed was it cluichcd in the whitening grasp
Scarcely had this little flower sprung into rX'enTc, oe,Te
was cut down aud consigned its mother dust lruy ne
but shadow that passes quickly away The Jeparaeu
devoted Father and Mother besides number OF relatives
her loss But TO those who lament her unmey end how pleasing
the reflection that her loss is her eternal that wheh
her sposs soul burst from its clay tenement mounted on an
cc wings to the God who existence there TO sing MS
praises TIN ough the endless ages oil eterni'y
''Tis' Jesus speaks fold, says he'
These lambs within my breast;
Protect ion they shall IGd IN me-
lnne be ever blessed
Death may the bands Of life unloose'
But can't dissolve my love:
Millions of infant souls compose,
The family above
Their feeble frames, my power shall raise,
And mould with heavenly skill
I'll give them tongues to sing my praise
Aud hands 10 do my will.'
DIED in Buckingham on Sabbath morhing lith INST ailer
three DAYS Illness SAMUEL CHALMERS, son OF Richard L. "u
sofa W Pateson-ased eight months and eight days
Hope looks beyond the bounds OF iinlc
When what We deporc,
shall rise 10 full immortal prime,
Aud bloom to fade nc more,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
e PLURIBUs UNUM.
SAMUEL E. CLARKE,
STANTON VIRGINIA,

STANTON VIRGINIA,
HAS in Store and for SALE beautiful assortment of SAD
IL DLERY, as follows =
Spanish Saddles from SIS up Mems Plain d. from $40
up; Ladies' do, very nice and cheap; beautiful article
Of Shaflers Chinese Hood do, very cheap and nice
Wagon Saddles, good article very cheap; Cart Saddles;
Cart Brichens Buggy and Carriage Harness. beautiful
and neat Wagon Brchen Hpsiraps Back Bands; Bel
ly Bands; Head Halters; Neck Haliers; Indian Hemp
Haters Prince Albert, Victoria, Taylor, Calhoun and
Cass Buckles; Bride filing from 625 cts to 81; Draft
Collars Buggy, Stage and Carriage Collars Curled hair
Scotch Draft Collars; Chain Dog Collars. withlock and
key; Bride bits from 2z cents TO So; Buckles of all
knds Superior article Black Leather Varnsh Stirrups,
very cheap and nice; Worsted and Cotton Webbing;
Hog skins, beautiful article; Red Morocco Skins; Gum
Elastic Horse Whips Ditto Wagon Whips; A Supe-
ror article of Plated Raw-hide Wagon Whips Leah.
er covered Woodstock do. Leather Trunks beauti-
ful assortment of Carpet Bags, Saichels &C.. Trunk
Straps; Fly Brushes; Ladies' Riding Whips; Gentle.
mems Riding Whips, from l2t cents ups A beautiful
assortment oHack, Buggy and Carriage Whips, from 80
cents 10 So; Fine Whip Thongs; beautiful article of
Leathercovered Bonnet Boxes no lady ought be with
out one; Stage; Buggy and Wagon flames; Stage,
Plough and Wagon Trace Chains; Dog Chains Saddle
Trees ofaknds and various Ioter articles in his line
tedious mention all of which will be sold good
they be purchased any where inthe country
All work made to order with neatress and dispatch.
Repairing of all kinds done at the shortest notice.
o. Call at the Corner of the Courthouse Alley, VIM.
Iagon's Old Stand
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
Slaunton. April 10, 1850.
A List of Letters

" EMAINING in the Post Office at Starnlon, on the Is:
Ae OF April 1850, which if not akenout before the LIST Of
July will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
AVN A. Abraham, Ferdinand &. Altman, Lewis
L. j Amiss
B-Sam'l H. Bushong David Bell, j. S. Brown D. But
er S. II. Bowers, Mr.. Burkhardt, Augustus Blauth NJ
A. f.. Brown, James Beaham William Brown, Webster
Brown, Mary j. Brown, j. b. Brown.
C-Sarah ID. Coher, Jacob curtis, Francis Coroy,
Henry l.. Cupp David s. Cowles, VIM. Z. Cocks, Sarah
Cushinbury, john Carr. ~, ,,s,a,,, Eoos
Dull.
E&F-John B. Earle, Thomas Evans, John B. Elena
gan, David Funkhouser.
TI-SamiG Hutcheson; Alanson Harris, Eliza Herend,
David Hamburg, James ID. Ilenng, Mr.. lreckerbond,
VIM Halves, Jacob Il. Holmes, j. W. Hedges, David u.
Hocshead, Elizabeth Huff, Ann Harris
K-James w. johnson, Dolly Kenny, Magical
nah Keller, Charles Kemp
I;-Jacob Long, VIM. Liperly, Bolser Lu'z, Andrew
Livck, Michael Livck, Hartman Lepe, Nancy Lincoln
Nr-James Moore, S. S. Miles, Sarah }. Morrison,
John Mlllariy, Sarah B. Mary.
NOS P-Lousana Mules, Morgan Orndotf, Mrs
Price, Jackson Par James Pogue, SAINT W. Patterson An
drew Pittman
r g. s-PhiIpp Reinhard, Peter RowzeF, Samuel
Snuff WIN. Slower, Simon Slower, Henry w. opfggs
RICHARDSON Sau SEN, George Struughton Jacob Shrek
hse, Geo. w. Schweilzer, Matthew w. Strickland, Phil
ip Stepney.
T-Mathew N. Tyler, Rines Tarlion, Jane E. Thomp
son, John Tempeton. ,,,
U. W. Y Carter Utz, Saml. Walker, John a. VIII
son, LYDIA G. Wauzer, Samuel Yount.
N e. BROOKS, p. NJ.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
Of every variety
HATS.
Je Wclry, welry!
SPRING SUPPLY.

At ONE DOOR WEST NJ. cusHING's.
GEORGE b. WRIGHT. has just returned from Phila-
"a dephia with his Spring Stock of
PATCHES, JEVELRY, &c..
which will be sold lower than ever and to wiltshire invites
the attention Of his friends and the public generally His
stock consists of
Fine Gold Lercr .acAor and Lapine Watches; Fine ST.
rer Lever, anchor and Lapine JIatches An eSceaent
qualiyef CLOCKS; Gold Iest. Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold En- and Finger Rings; Breast Pins iGsold and
Silver Spectacles; Lockets; Gold and Seer Ihanles;
Gold and Silrer Pencils, Pens and Pen Holders; Dia,
nond Finger Rings; Bracelets and Clasps; Gold and
Silrer Bell Slides; Studs; Keys; Suer and ,; Shell
Card Cases; Port .Nonaes; Siirer Combs; Fans
Sioer Table, Dessert, Tea and Salt Spoons; Rasors
Scissors Sga longs Ber tsid.sn and P0s Saa
Glasses Purses; Tooth Brushes Steel Beads Leads;
Spectacle Gases Steel Pens; Burning Glasses; Pocke
Compasses; Perfnnery, &C., Sc.
Inay- Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired nea'l!
and promptly.
Stauntnn Anr TO- 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
NEW GOODS
1or Farmers and HOusekecpers.

- rs and Sd No. /, Osnaburg Cottons, and No. |
Linen Buraps, Ga, l0-4, and l24 Brown and
Bleached Cotton and Linen Sheeiings, rs, A and go
Heavy and Fine Brown and Ble'd Musns Gold prices,
Farmers Drill ofevery quality, and at all prices Common
and Superior Cotton Pant Suls KY Jeans Penny Plads,
Checked and Fancy Linens fol Chdren's clothing Irish
Linen, Jacquard Diaper for Spreads and Table Cloths Rus
STA Diaper, Huckaback Tovgeng, Crash, Tckings Dam
ask Linen and Brown Figured Linen for Table Cloths,
Curtain Muslins Curtain Prints, Calicoes (every price
Marseilles Quilts, &c., sc.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Superior French and English Coths and Cassimeres, Of
every color and quality Irish Drilings Plain and Striped;
Fancy Linens for Pants and Coating, Superior Brown
Dtings, Victoria Duck, Superior Silk, Satin, Maseil-
les and other handsome Vesngs, Black Silk, Fancy Silk
and Polka Cravals, White and Fancy Linen Cambria
Pocket Handkerchefs, Black Kid, C6lored Kid, Black
and White English Silk and Corn Coored Gloves, CAL
eXander's) Standing Cullars and Shirts, &c, sc.
ALSO-A fine assortment of Superior Moleskn, Drab
Hungarian Beaver. White and Black Mexican, Kossuth,
Boys Fancy Mexican Panama. Leghorn, Sonnet, India
Pearl and Straw Hats Super Fine, Medium and Common
Boots and Shoes all of which will he sold at the lowest
prices for cash. punciua dealers upon The usual ZINE
II. n. GREEN.
AN; 1870
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Opposite the Spectator Office,
4, N, a ~ NJ TrD NJ Tly

HAVING purchased from Mr.. VIZ. MILLER his entire
IL stock of CoYFEcTloNARIEsA AND GROCERIES, VIII
continue the business in all its branches door east OF d.
NV stock consists in part of the following articles, viz
Candles of ercru caiety Preserved Peers, Cantelopes
Peaches and ounces .Nined Pickles; Citron, Prn,e'
and Spices; Oranges. Lemons, Almonds, FVberts Pc
IONS. Walr,ts Palm nuts, Gro,mdpcas C,urants, Raj
snsand Figs; Groceries Of all kinds, and Of the best qua
lin; Fruits Of all kinds, IN their season; Tobacco BE-
gms, &c., Sc.
ALSO-A variety of TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES, all
of which will be so low for cash punctua customers
NV friends and the public generally are solicited to give
me cali " H. DAHL
S,,,ntop 4nril II 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
NJ Ar r led,

On the llth inst by the Rev. VIM, Erwin MIR. AEpREw
R,n of Highland to Miss ELIZABETH, daughter Of Mr. 1Vhn
W ooddcll of Pocahonas county
The morning nuptIal feast spread,
The stars OF bliss shoue tar aud wide
Tears of 10Y DER many faces fled;
70 sec this interesting couple wed,
A, Nbe,.land March It'll BY the Rev solomon j. Love Mr.
wv KEeR TO Miss ELlsADErH NJ, daughter MIR. Washing
TON Swoopc Esq, of this county NJ, =,
Yo~xc 10 Miss NANcv l. daughter OF David Griffith Esq
Augusta county. n NJ L;,,;.. NJ.
BcN,AMN H. WurrsEL 10 Miss CARoLlSE j. LOWRY ootn oil
Augusta. - eorr IN Miss SrsAx
,,nrLter of Thomas Thompson, all Of this county
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
Tavern Stand for Rent.

WISH to rent my Tavern Establishment at the Warm
Springs, Bath Courthouse. The Buildings are of Brick.
large and spacious, calculated to accommodate about forty
persons and Stableage for fifty Horses There isadjoihs
The premises good garden.
will also let go with the Tavern, about ten Acres Of
Meadow four Acres of pastuage, and the privilege get
ting fre-wood off my Land, all cluseat hand. | will fur
nish portion of the Furniture such Beds, Tables Chairs.
reasonable terms years, and the prospect
for doing fair business very good presume that any
person disposed rent would and The properly
and obtain all the information he could and Judge for himself
The earlier the better, forsevcral reasons.
GEORGE MAYSE.
Anil IN 1S50-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th day of
L May next, at the Engineers Office at Lexington,
Rockbridge County Va for the graduation, bridging and
masonry Of Junction Valley Turnpike Road from Staun-
ton 10 Buchanan.
Plans Specifications and Profles can be seen on aPplca
ton to the undersigned, after the 10th of May next.
By order of the President and Board of Directors.
EDWIN G. WALL,
Engineer Of j. V. Il. Company
Lexington, April II, le5o'-tdl'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24

NI'IAxE's VERMlFueE The Inventor OF great
remedy for Formidable Disease. has no right 10 Keep us
use from his ieOw-creaues: % lhoug" ~ ~ i'~no
bon he was induced to offer his great remedy for worms
to the public profound physician, enjoying very large
practice he did fear to be conounded with the hero Oh
gnacks who impose upon the public their worthless su as
patent medicines. He therefore induced by kida =
20 DRUGGISTS TO dispose Of his right discoverer aud the
Vermire is now for sale in nearly every village and town
Of the country. 1t is the sovereign remedy for worms
G,s. Sold Wholesale and Retail by EsERpeE KIN
rEY Sauuton-alsO by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
A.;
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
APRIL "a, 1850.
White g. Co.,

STAU.NT FIR GINIa,
RESPECTFULLY give notice 10 their pensioners and
HI the public that they have been receiving and OPEN
in,r since the 25h of March, their large and beautiful
soTtment Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. The
limits If an advertisement will not Yerm US to give even
am uu,ne-suice it the present 10 say that our stock
has been purchased with great care in BALTIMORE, PAIL
ApErpHM and New YORK, is unusually large, and en-
brace, an endless variety suited the OF the people
of Oh Aurustaa of which will be sold unusually cheap
for cAsnEto puncual deaers-and for Country Produce.
StaunIon Aprl "a, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
DEpIoCRATTC MEETING.

Amcctng Of the Democratic party held the Court house
on Monday 22nd April Dr. j. A. DAvosoN was Called to the
Chair, and + J. ALFRED appointed Secretary
pointd committee to prepare business tor the meeting VIZ
Col Patcson J. H. skinner, J. Shreckhise, NJ a. homer
NJ q Hartman S b Brown Mai arnaR, Alex Anderson, Jas
Shuey w Hopkins, Dunn, Slower Capt Jon CLARK !"
Abncy and John Rimel After short retirement the com
,nce and reported the following reoUtohs' "hcn
were unanimously adopted: -. .
Resolved ls-That this meeting confirm the nomination OF
Shelton Abney ESD and upon the equalization principles
cur noitca adversares shall claim aud will use all proper
means 10 secure his election 49,.
Psolqe5 2ndThat Central Committee Vigilance be APP
pointed 10 attend kc and rights ofthe Democratic par
~ OF the County. -. -,
motion then Submitted that an additional candidate o.
% in nomination for the suages of the Democratic party oil
Augusta which carried, and BGNJAN CRAWFORD Esq
unanimously selected as said candidate
Th Chairman appointed Col d. w Pattcson F Points,
u skinner Stevenson and Maj WIN Harnaa the Centra
Committee under the 2nd resolution. =, M
On otion The meeting aliourncd the polls Thurs
dov next JOHN a. DAVIDSON, CRAiRMAN,
+ J. ALFRED Secretary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-24
Building, Hardware and Tools at Low Prices.

BUILDERS, Store Keepers and others are invited to
- call At
WILLIAM NJ. McCLURE's
B,rifdnp. Ird,rme and Tool Store, No. 2oY, .ITket
Street. LeiO,r Sh Philadelphia
fS,- Examine his large Stock, hear his prices and be
convinced that his customers get more goods more allen
ton &c. for their money than they possibly could al any
other Store in the City. Call and see u.s.
philadalnhia Anril "a, lS5O.-Om.