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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

q NJ CARvALHo Arts Bsimose respectfully
" citizens Warrington and the public general that he
Dagucneotype Gallery formerly occupied Van Loan
Chase the corner Of street and avenue where he
make pictures which viii bear comparison with
dasuecoypes In the world lie has cstabished n Baltimore
reputation for making the best pictures in that city and the public
Washington have the opportunity OF artistic
picture, such win be worthy place in the cabinet Of the
be aken with all the classical Of light
shadow expression, and beautiful tone Of highly finished memo
tint engraving ~
~ D. greatest procuring
children and be
perfectly satisfactory Cali and specimens Post
mom promptly attended to- Corner Of n street and Penn
syivania egf .V,vst taa ri -fa
Dec. II
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wATsON n RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,

PATENT AGENTS,
street, opposite he Patent Office, Washington, d. c.
DRocURE letters pasn, the United foreign eoun
ue and give sdvee on all questions arising under The patent
arrsa HosE CORRESPONDENTS 81
Hon Edmund gsIhs late co%mi..one g Patents.
SSS..%s ks"s IT, 8 s ws. y Point foundry
Henry :a. Iron s %s s :%
B. D. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
yoREIax ooRaksrospExrs
Creed esq., London and Birmingham Railroad Company
Edward Sabine, r. g., Leussnans Colonel Royal Engnee
Michel chevalsr, chef, and Robert w..h esq,
Union mTEIEI0EsCE AND GENERAI. AGENCY
p;sr Ss s InS IVA
as " applying a dis once can b supplied hoSssi
vss &c Gcos I ssss.:, .w.. .a
q ~. saos Ss :ss .p &c
s:, &c s.l s:"'''' s:y * Yin ss,'l.-
S.:s y s x:s:::.., IN o::ss:. ESQ.,
= Nov I, u ss@ssa iss. s"~-F @
NEW Cloths, C...imsrs., and vess,ns..-Th. sus.er-
a % s q a.. s'Iss
Sssss French eiesSs jus, received bcs brown, s,us
70 pieces fancy essmerss, embracing popular shade.
8 40 medium, priced DO o." go 90 81
IN vEsTrNGs WE HAVE
Rich French esshmsss n aasss different varieties Of patterns
Rich Rich figured silk xe.tngs, complete sssornen' t+
Together with svsry scs Requisite for gentlemen
i Dec I on ''' &c olxSETT. NEWTON. MAY co.
4 NEW supply or shawIs. Clsshs, ana sasks-- sr.n-
GER s ~ w ns. q. az .sSs
rich embroidered French s'e.l.. shapes. ana
70 gsa clcaks, richly trimmed
:, - s,s kssSsn q s ssa e.,
g Hungarian long sh.wIs, in rich celon
~ Bay State do do 1880 ~
,n Io h.lsmou.nns % %, IN new design.
ic an medium sirn and ,ow-Rns s wocsn shaws
Dec So ,''' " tLxGEfT NEWTON MAY co,
CONrEH7s Of tAs Anasrsean Almanac fbr isso--Elec
v tons q Presidents and vcs fresdens. ls
PostmAsters, 6olscsoss, Naval onces.
Indian Agents, Pension Agents, Land Officers
nnsy NAVY .ss ana Es.ss IN Ensh Navy french Navy
Marine Corp supreme Court. Circuit Courts. District Courts
United States Ministers and cpnsus abroad.
Tides and brief abstracts Of Laws and Resolutions passed at the
Mail Service and Revenues under she new Postage Law
American Postage Assre Postage European Postage rosasss
United saies Revenues and Espsndares fom 1859 to
bS n ;S ne t 6nsd s s sn ssa se
Public Lands See Coas, State Elections eoyegors rspuIs
Medical schools, Tbeslorics schools. Telsrsphs states o.
~ s:s an; and s!ss
the limits Of an advertisements W. 80. 4. ~ 80, ~,
- SIss gss' s only ss e'sf p's' . any
pee !" w ' - 's % S'D rMxcK TAYLOR.
VTmTTNG-CARDs printed and plates engraved IN the
Approved sie, NV hcuss' notice, and Visiting cds Of
Nov e beokssilsrs, nsss On q.
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Prepared ory By Frederick Bvos~ at his Drsg a~d Ct."
Store. ~ovfhsasf Of fffh a~d Ckssssf as. fsm
THIS Ease preparation Of unusual excellence and @
properties In alcsses where powerful and SAFE % 70
required, Il unrivaed for efficacy wen nedisfs seps
ths traveller and the family circle is invaluable,
diluted In and water safe and Agreeable
invalid who requires immediate rsiief well 70 the
patient who needs senus tonic. In southern climate VICE
relaxation Of the system generally induces irt fof
win always be found excellent substitute for those emI
es.ess which debifafs & oseh md csrse morbid "a
In dyspcpsia In relaxation Of the bowels IN
ascknes Il u an sctive saft wei lesssn. -
ffeshne remedy, and d prescribed BY the most eminent o.
cal faculty. 49, ~ tNn - s,u
ofs asovsiu received and for ale ss,4s1RRHyc%
Dee is--lmdscp ieiAesl at
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ITO George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby mott
1919, OF circuit
q chance for the county Of Prince George and State Of
Virginia. decreed, things, substance fol
lows "fhat X Meade and Thomas Daniel who appoint
ed commissioner fo the do cause notice ie weeks 10
published forthwith, Of the pubshed In the
Washington, and posted the cn door Of the court house
county, warning George Edwin Pace formerly
the Of Prince George In vna) 20 forward and claim
Joel Chieves
Prince before the first Of the
court court will proceed distribute their shares
Of the same amongst their next Of kim" aart sts
7 o. FsIa 1890 r. X. MEADE,
THOs. II. DANIEL,
Nov 12-dew Commissioners, he.
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NEW MUSIC.-Just old and
Stationery Store, door Of i2 Pennsylvania
following beautiful and popular music, sold usual low
price, four cents per page VIM FISCHER.
/ The Ledger Polka, by James Bciiak
Nnncys Fancy Polkn, by q, BlessneT
performed Band Cape May
Sailors Polka by c. Lenschow eader Of the Gerana Band
The Hyacinth Polkn BY GungT " y 'tiaeh 40 -
u The Elm Waltz, with variations by Grobe
The Manor Waltx, by 7. u. McKenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by +. Renhafdt
Reindeer Quickssep, by 3robc 81
The Virginia Rosebud onickstep, BY Grobe
Kossuths March, by ExemeIcnu
Gray, ballad BY O. Muller beautiful ugnetc
Leap DER the Waves, by J. II. Hewitt ..-..
Band sf'F't't-.-' ~ " lt1tl- uk
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad -.,t-t.t.- ~
Jcanne and Donald ballad, hy Hodson
Mary Bsl, 6th edition, by nenkert
twin yoaiove nowi eDeaes,,
III love moren1b sHf.aaa De y
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged a 4 quarete
J Belle Of Baltimore, Ethiopiaa
steben do do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only correct edition
Dec ~ --t '.t-t f''f'AN 2. = tst Ntf1frt
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JUsT RECEIVED nj the elA-sstablished Masac ssogs
one - street, Psnnsylyania the following
popular music, from the pubier, Oliver Dson, Bos
which vi" - '0'd our usual WILLIAM FscRE
Gems the Union for two performers ih 1000
rondos designed sndes for young begnne; by CIon
Sing me, then, the song Of old; BY Lodcr.
Z Array the love ! by l.. ID. Hoard. gEes sH
& The Hauser polka song
= Liuie Mary by Lincoln. tA-. VI aE.l
Far Away; BY @. 8. Crossman.
The Young Indian CIR; by Allen.
The Lost Boy; by @. r. Whitney. 4
The Medical Students by Valentine.
Blow gentle from Aubcr' opera OF the Crown 'sw
4 Come chase that away BY Moolling
! The Spinning Wheel Scotch song
The Littie Foot by John Wilson. f
Love In CottaGe; by Clinton.
On, stranger, DO no ply ofhe blind r. Ks
Daylight q by A. Lee. is. ri
The Little Gay Deceiver; BY n. Russell
There's enough for all BY H. Russell
The sonxs and gices Of the Baker family.
Lewelyn's BRIDE by c. BARKER
Our Countryj by Woodbury..
Banholdy. .t.ts -. ts....... 40 $3.50
MI. Browns serenade; by Hstton.
Dina and Joe, hvorite negro song. n frtsy II
In be gay while mayj by Loder,
I'm Queen Of Fairy Land; BY Knight
PlcycllS German Hymn with varianonst by r. bncknet
A collection Of easy sonatas and studicsj by Mozart
Kathleen a gone; by w. Maynard III ~ ~ .. =,
Oh, come TO the mountain BY Barker, "'
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MIME STORE. beg invite the attention Of strangers
w and citizens generally selected and choice stock Of
Wines bands, &c old and Of the highest order, which,
offer for sale nj moderate prices;
Madei casks, various grades, old
Sherry, pale and brown, bottled and in wood.
Port wine, Of very superior quaiiy and genuine
Rhine wine, variety among them steinberge Cabinet
Also sparkling Rhine and Mosee, Of HenkeI
Co., in Mayence, on the Rhine.
French winesChampngne, Heidsick, Mumm CO.. dc
Bmont" Moet Chandon, Chateau Lahtte Haul Bnon,
" Haut Taance,' st. Julien, &c.
X Table Claret, Sauterne, &c.
Brandies, bottles, vintage 1913, Old o. London
Dock,n &c.
Also, draught, dark and pale Cognac.
Jamaica Rum in bottles high proof, and finest flavor
Holland gin, fine and 4 g3 tte'a
Scotch, American Whiskey, in bottles and casks
Bordeaux, Curacoa,o ovid Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Btters, prepared by mysef) y. ta4t ~ IS
Scoth Ale and London Brown Stout &c
4 Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars
80 ~ JOHN IT, BUTHMANN,
t@i Pa avenue south side, between AZ and streets.
7-2twif2m tfa,
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BENNETT CLEMENTS,
Notary Public, BoGssv Lard, Pension, and GENERAL
NIL asshfs ~f0S. tst s |

7 sTseWC, OE W'd0NtNEtOn, Z
CONTINUES prosecute for revolutionary services
valid, revolutionary halEpay and widows pensions and all
claims growing the 1912 with Mexico
His long service clerk the Department. and
and extensive agent enables him
with and efficiency all claims committed his
and management His charges uniformly moderate
pectcd that correspondents viii pay postage.
REIFERExcEs.
Hon. A. p. l. gby Ala. Hon. A. Iverson, Ca
u. Butler King, Ca Col. A. G. Bennett, r. M. army
r. ID. Rhelt, 8. @. Gen. N. Towson, r. M. Gen.
J. 3. Phelps, Mo. Hon. Il. La serc, La
r. w. Tompkns, Miss. Seaton,
J. II. Harmanson La. Messrs. Corcoran d Riggs,
J. G. Chapman, Md. Col: T. p. Andrews, p. NJ. A.
ID. 8. Kaufman, Texas, Col. d. j. Ricardo, New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pa Maj. Lloyd J. Besll, p. NJ. A.
A. X Parrs comptroller Of Peter Hagner, ESQ.,, 3D. auditor
treasury. treasury.
Sept Ally
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0>nspax A.snsy.
q Ia LkWIg, ssornsy stsw, formerly o. vrlinas bat fos
sssss ysse CLERK IN Adjuznt Generals Once Washing
tom osu his services Virginia vounesss their ends
shs sellegssn * yh@I sqss noA ne ,.
CHE stors sae children q sadisrs wAS ~ n hsziee ne
AZ ssisi, srssy Or nas.ss Who ssvss d sziso, w be
through with the despatch na
hsef Wahinsaa,
the Adutan Generals Once, his acquaintance depart
ens, experience, win afford great Abilities speedy
adjustment Of all business conhde@ 70 him. fi
He respectfully refers 70 al the members Of the Congress
\. Jones, Washington city.
~it affords pleasure recommead Major
gentleman well qualified % attend 70 the above business
Any procure good claim In his vciniy can pub
usn TN. notice % the amount Of ~ and send h bill 20
Aug io-3m 'dtsfrls3 .. l.. LEWIS
COLUmBIAn COLLEGE, ID. o,
THE session Of Wednesday Sep
j. TENDER l9 "A l.,-..f M ~
Room, library, bed, and furniture n00
Table and servants, week 225
To stadsnts wAo do not board tho charges win bs-
Room, library, furniture : l-si4 u - %
matculstion fee Of go aid admission email charss
for damages Fuel and lights Wsxhng TX
Dozen French OF German gn4l sddions charge. The
cessay college exclusive Of books saoe Will
exceed $Ie0 Students be Admitted M time
e opening Of the session preferable payable IN Advance
half the opening balance the middle the session.
WAsMHero. CRY September, 1913. uS " v4A'
Sept 6-lawd4wlawcp6w eH'stfi 3ieit is egFN nE5
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yeloi gsn,.loon. and ga f.cs. coat and q GA
srsash, secured ,s ma; 8. :ia
,,eo INV eonN 2. eNissns
CHRIsTMAs FEsTIvAL--A Festival win DO held si the
and on me ss q h sns % spd ION On
the night o. the .t q January Ess.hmenw win ss provided and
the ladies As the proceeds Of the festival win be applied
ion Of me SISTERS o. Charity, and sSs ,s orphan. under ,ssr
charge, expected that ths public win give ihs
UNITED STATES HOTEL. WASHINGTON.
HE United States Hotel win be- opened ON Tuesday llt
The Ss,sl has been sn,1sy s"oss furnished win entirely new
furniture , throughout ne house. and ne proprietor feels confident
nc ss % nU he scv, ns !. s ".
nnsnce Of s patronage herssofors extended his father s
-, EDWARD H FULLER,
An Asse.snens Of Fancy Goods mr. Chrs.sm.. Pres
Velvet and Morocco covered Prayer Books, Ensiish
vsdns printed plate. shortest notice. plates
VIM A. WHEELER CO.'S, stasoner
Dec s-inm Corner ofrsnn.yvsns svssus and ION s,ss,
I.s% :ss sss:ss .: ss!sss si ::ss I'd
period Nod s 5dss;ssd App'y % JoHs JoScE
MN. JOs. n. KEssEER, Presssss< OF n.sss,
y has nss ne honor o. s .s q e.
:ss AZ e i . ~ ss
s = s Or !. .I Z. sDs on The A..
boarding house, between Psnnsyvsnia avenue and street.
shall have immediate attention. t - SO etasf \
Nov 16-3aw6w-FsunATus fa,
WINTER FAsFuONs.-MRs. ANN sPEIR having received
her selections o. me latest Paris Millinery, win Introduce them
show rooms on street, between Oh and ioth. Oct 81
REAUTIFUL Enslish nsbIes, o.srss, Oetsvo, ana
Small Pocket sizes, great beauty Of type and paper received
this day variety Of ch and bnding Also larrc tyne
Dscis - FRANcK TAYLOR.
THE Book erCcmmcn Prayer, interpreted by its his-
tor by Rev. u Butler, D. Of Trinity Church, Washington
city One vc'ume-price one dollar 7l7 n n u
Jan 10 Ia fif.1 fifffff 81 IA = = .FRANCK TAYLOR.
THE Mexican Minister has removed from his late residence
IN street 70 y street, between Pennsylvania svcnne and
street. W Dec 5-1aw1mf
a
house and lot occupied ~ n. gnds,.sa on
Ang so-eodH N 7--7TT ~
RlyaOP EnGLAHD's WORKS. CoMPLETE--TAY.
LOk mAURY booksellers 9Th street, have just received
nom The publisher, Bishop volumes
octave which they Subscribers and ose the publishers
nee OF o. freight Ac IN Washington Gsoreeown
net Of Wsshngton subscribers been win directions for
them 70 Be suppsd and s ccass win bs delivered ron Taylor
AsnyS TNt atss tatatt Nov ~
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GENCY, Washington.The undersigned, late of She in
specon branch Of the Post Office Department offers hs ser
generally Of the southwestern
section with the assurance that his removal from Office
initiate has for
department honesty aci, fdeli and
Office Of uties, with their hearty
him therein.
An orders attend business of at the seat OF
thankfully received and promptly despatched
stEF74 l,daA @593 LANES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Office Department
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NOTIC.The subscriber leave the citizens and
public generally ta be has Just employed workmen from Eu
northern cities, known skill and
which, together with his knowledge and practice In the bus
thirty enables him say with confidence that he
manufacture tine jewcy and costly silver
upero cheaper than other establishment known
this section Of the country His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with 81 2
Penn. avenue, between 9th and l0th streets.
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La CRONICA.

n Spanish Meicspaper, printed in Meg York.
THIS valuable journal is handsomely printed twice week.
large sheet the quarto form, the most
STYLE year pubi
cation during the time has been pubed has faled
appear with the regularity IL ably conducted by Don A.
x BAN employs regular correspondent he court Of
Madrid besdes having all countries Of Spanish
American government members Of Con-
gress diplomatic and will
compendium Spanish and Spanish American poll
publisher New York. without charge the
subscfibes a the following rates. inVarabiy IN advance
Wv
For SIX months. ~
For three months $500. 20
- r. JEFFERSON,
Dec. 6-law3t Smiths row, Eleventh street, near y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. printed and plates engraved In IN
Approved tie, NV houss notice, and visiting csds
Nov - Booksellers, nssr IN q.
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members q the Institution.
Sep. 2-u INTEL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

abolish their form Of government But the mode ofusnp
power and lis possession are very different questions Ezee,
directly to throne Washington Msgsan and n' o, ,eaus
knew this The fawuing demagogue is but the throned
despot in the chrysas state. They use the people them
selves to destroy herown rights They create confusion
and anarchy and then the cunning ew," get the power
and the property. The time is here when want men
speak out, to contend for great first princpes-to stem
vative The people not blind as some would
suppose. We do not believe every thing We mean
tain the really Independent Some of have read the
18th Psalm with little attention. and think we know
little about our political rights and whom can rely
Respectfully. IOTA.
APRIL 80 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

THE TGLEGRARpH-- The committee appointed by pub
lie meeting recently held in this place, TO examine the pro-
position of Messs KENT s Co.. to construct Telegraph
up the Valley. have made elaborate and interesting re-
port on the subject which regret inability to publish
this week. The following is copy ola letter to Mr. BRUSH,
and attached to his subscription list:
owe the undersigned, 4 Committee appointed on behalf
Of the citizens of Stanton to examine the testimonials OF
Messrs W. f. Kent Co.. and the terms which they
propose to construct Telegraph line up the Valley are OF
opinion that line of Telegraph would be Of great utility 10
the Valley of Virginia that Messrs. Kent & Co are TO he
relied on as able and faithful contractors, and that they will
honestly discharge their duties to the Stockholders and we
believe their under all circumstances, to be reasonable
and such as ought to be acceded by the citizens Of the
Valley"
Signed by the Committee-HUGH w. SHEFFEY, WIZ
LIAM KYLE, BREEZE JOHNSON, L. WADDELL, n. IL. ii.
STUART.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

In our judgement it is all important that there should be
strong whg party in the reform Convention, even though
should constitute minority Of that body The Wings
are the conservative party Of the country and requires no
prophet to oresee that the influence of conservative coun
sells will be needed in the asembage which is 10 revise
organic law Not only the spirit Of useful and sautay
form but the spirit of radcasn of Jacobnsm and of Red
Repubcmism sabroad in the land. Whilst the Wing par
ly are the warm advocates of numerous important reioma
tons in existing system of State government we feel
assured hat they will ever be found in lmoveabe oppo-
ton 10 all schemes of mischevous innovation and rash
Observation-Disclosures Patriot.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

g. A Convention delegates from the Fifth Con-
gresson0l District metin Charlottesville on Tuesday.
the 9Th inst, to appoint two delegates to The Nash,
vile Convention. One hundred and four delegates
had been appointed by the various countless but on
ly nineteen were in attendance. OF this number.
twelve were from Albemarle, although the people of
that county had previously decided in public meet
ing by large majority, to have no part in the pro-
ceedng. Thus q minority has undertaken to act
contrary TO the solemny expressed will of the ma
joriIy-a fine illustration truly of the practical de-
votion Of these gentlemen (most Of whom claim to
be par excellence Democrats) to the Fundamental
principle Of our government.
The Convention itself was moi unanimous. A re-
solution to appoint delegates being offered, sub
sltute was proposed, declining, under all the crcuu-
stances Of the case, to do So After some debate, the
question was taken and the vote stood IS to G. So
the substitute rejected, and the original resolu-
ton was then adopted. Gen. WIN. f. GORDON, of
Albemarle, and 3. JOHNSON BARBOUR, Esq, of Or
ange, were appointed the delegates The great State
of Virginia will therefore have two representatives in
the famous Southern Convention, ii it ever meets
To no two friends of the Convention, however, could
we with more confidence entrust the honor and in
terest of the State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

s. We have been requested to state that the pub
lie examination of pupils in the Deaf-muie and Blind
Institution will take place on the 30th and 3lst of
the present month. At the close of the examination,
the Chamberlayne Gold Medal and other prizes will
be given out, and an Address delivered by Mr.. JoU-
ETTE GRAY, one Of the Instructors i'll the Blind De-
Partment Editors throughout the State are solicited
to notice this announcement
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

IN, rofor al
IS ''"' oI'"' ''''''' ~.
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v'y INA" ''1S' ""O '''Iy ,.oc,;oaI onI 60,
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;,s,;t,toa wv 49,, ,,.o,a.oa
o''' "'''' sun .a.,.i. - aasa -,
- s'ss'9' wv !.
Pe''e"'eu ~ w r''''N
wise 'N =,
.i'' ~, '' "'' NV 1"' e D','.s
r'" "'' 1N,.0r' $3.50
P'"''''' l ~ wy
''"S eAVePuo,S' '''"'''"' q'0o'''' "'i0 oil ''i0 "'
"VeS Vi SPec''i P'e"u''s' 0V''90" uio'e uel"y ""N
VeXa''on TO suofS an any oI''er cause ana we are
inclined to THINK mat 'egd' re'orm' IN contradls'nc-
ton to co"S'''''0"6' or J""''0' FeioFm' Is what we
need
Du' we are '0'u 'na' aPe'.oo'ally elecuVe J"n'c'-
ary' IS the gTea' Pan0cea "nlcn VIII elecluay cure
all the evils complained o|-Only elect the Judges
tor short terms, and business Will be promptly de-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-15

g. JOS. K. IRVING, Esq, Of Lynchburg, Is about
to leave for California, where he intends 20 engage
in the practice of the law. Having been, for some
years past active and able politician, his loss will
be seriously felt by the Wing party, While we re-
greet his departure, we wish him much success in his
new enterprise. dinner rendered to him by por-
ton OF the citizens Of Lynchburg came off on the
LIST inst