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~ THE Gov.NSoR OF VIis;isNIA.

vacancy ae occurred trr General Assembly Of
~ as State. y the Resignation -. " G. Cab,snr, E, ri
,tct ier H., cegny fniIl; therefore Shc.i OF the
q. Franklin IL Iirc 10 ;d aa cl, hts sll couaiy
ilirf Monday tb !Gr he 2. .i,,I the nre,-nt moah
ts.t- 10 I'll the vacancS aforesaid
untcr M hard Governor ard under Com
l!cnweaih At Richmond, this the 2d day November
-A~' ;he year lo JOHN u. FLOYD.
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DEER HUNT.--A party Of six gentlemen from Sumter
and Dooy lately hunt The Aapaha, in Irwin coun
y, (Georga) and killed within SIX days. THIRTY Dee one
Of the gentlemen alone killed SEVENTEEN in twenty Shots OF
the number. Beat this who can.
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NEWS FROM TIL. rl.aiN

Trfaty 1Togsdnd .1,a spond Ia, ntSl"i-f"Fr"! %"r-
ra':oa,-Iaaiaa Hostility!
The Sacramento Tranacriyt Of SPIT - ronains l'ler
hated at the Great Meadows Eumb"it River Stpi"nLer L!
from Cpat Waldo.
He sa,rs that he many vino had given mp to d" 9TH
crs without io The WORKOUT har"s which had borne
them rI, fir ~ ;hc way California. Sal" were living
on dead ard puird horse shsomc hal died from sarv-
lion He says lie las s.ry iw wl'n haze any rav,
sons ara nearly aI favs!in lo' Their horses ana
mules having given ont M thinks of soid-ths
cTy - for bread.
rGc Indians ,avc so!an great number oi The cigTant'
stock thereby ,anny fnncl have hecn M "m i"nr To az
hundred miles from the sreieas Without leans or means
OF convcyaacr a:d ilc Indians daily growing more hos
tile and daring There y scarcely day passes that There
are not more or less skrmislcs between them and .e
whites. =. ,,,
mMrnv women arc on The road with families oi Children
who have ia, their hushins by cholcra aud who ncvc viii
rroas The inoun,a, without aid. haze met intelligent
hackers who Left the Missouri on the l.. OF Juy they
concur in til statement! thai there yet twenty thousand
back OF the Desert. Fifteen thousand Of this number arc
now dcsiu;c Of nil kinds Of provisions; YET TIC pe"n %
the greatest suffering has arrived II inc sup9oSn oe
correct, that Twenty-Five thousand are yet bacn u me A'
II will bo nnraly impossible Tor ten thousand ot ihs NUN
her 10 reach the mountains before the commencement oi 'n-
Ter and The probability ls that they will then Ind These
,nountans covered with from five to twenty ce' ueep
IN remember the fate Of the Donncr party
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:si-.i WAY IN JAIL.

il'.S committed e ; II-arieo county runaway, and
" a7e .o!e.;y Hi-:ola Jne -" the Stat, % North Caro
M 3.t cf August 1884, Ncnso Man nnci Edmund, t@!,o
- sseli E:mui raTTal; no IL about II ass, DARK
'yt --t. -he- hg; has o:er his .ii aud
tT &c 5 al - cft SIS Ks quick when siokcn 10 ;
: .s co.r blue leans light "ooeu pants alt
~ >G liz il AM L. registered IN tie county
Slrey Tie she.e, uiited 10 forward prove FRO
- ,a cha'ee' and lake hii te vii b. dealt l,h as the
< l.lec PHILIP r. WINSTON, d. S,
.eW Randolph. Sl,e.!s asd Jaor OF Henrico county.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MrvArxiE Nov SIN the FIRST district Durkee for Con-
ercss has about 100 majority Milwaukee, county gives
4e7 majority for Elore democrat but the whigs ho.er
er, generally voted for Durkce, which elected him.
In the second district Easlan democrat, is eected-ma
In the third district Doy is elected by thousand ma
ority IT,, ,,,
The Legislature largely democratic, there being twenty
majority on joint ballot which m unitea "a'es
Senator in place Of Mr.. Dodge.
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81 TRE G0yGWaOW OF Vl.iGINIA.


INFORMATION having been received hy the Executive that
r0NASj HARDY. who ,he % inst trial the
a CoHr; oi Law rtc county o; raco, upon lne;en.
sy te hS cscaP- from custody during the progress OF his
Vi aGi Gng large do therefore hereby oIrr
hundred ot'rj;s any fcssun perscas who shall the
la'uns afv aud deliver hin into the jail Of Henrco
n,. a.. 10 require all olne-s oth, Commonwealth
III AID m 'aIS and -euet The people ccnrras .heir
!o u procure !c arre; 81 The sad Thomas Hardy, that lie
ty Sc Sgoatht 30 lasiicc
under hlnd Governor and under tho Lesser
m :h- C"rnnongeah al Richmond, this 3ls day o October
"~' IA lie year ls5u. JOiiS & FLOYD
Al;!y about . years Of age, feet or inches high has
side -! has ani another under thr right
la!y kin, and black ha,:. ,le curl he
- oii eoaneEance. HIS dress when he escaped
@ back hat black san AID yellow striped Cashmere
ya.til10s Nav Cav
TEACHER WANTED.
VISA emoy ior tae ias yoGnI gentleman take
l:,,= o. small cls.'ca school Satisfactory testimonials
ga ea.e and qua!acs ions 10 :eac lorourhiy the English
LIN t Gieti a.ueges and Nhenac miii he required Let.
@t pGtj iIl.essei - the subscriber Gr'onsve will D.,
.xn'ei 10 JAMES NEWMAN.
De- 2s-c5:
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BosTos Nov 6-Willam and Ellen Crafts, OF whom
here has been 50 much said yesterday married by the
Rev Thesdorc Parker and it is said they have left for Eng
land rio Halilu1.
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DEMORATIC MEETING.

gos-o, Nov s.-The democrats held large meeting last
night Numerous spaeche, made maintaining the con-
sc.ion1y Of the fugitive slave hw, and declaring !a1 as
long cs it remained law it must be maintained.
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DEFICIENCY IN SUPPLY OF noes IN TIE WEST
Nov Price c%sn n publishes xh STATE
shows - dsscsn"y Of $4,000 head comparative with last
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Tor Ms ENf'!Tfr
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

The undersigned local committee appointed by the Cover
nor in conformity with the request OF The central authority
Of lhs United States hccby give notice that in order To
the State Of Virginia her proportion nf Tie space al
lotted by the Commissioners nf The Worlds irn nntor
in 1851 il is necessary that i!r cnme" i'll Richmond bt
furnished, eay practicable. complete lal Of every
thing designed Tor exhibition rii TIE srdc rhci S'ct ar
,icic articles ,rW 0rcapp
All citizens of Virginia. who feel disposed 10 contribute
articles for hs Fair arc Informed a such should be iorwa
ded the committee in Richmond and whether PACKED IL
boxes bales should be put up in hc nealcst STYLE AMI
that they be examined by he committee. For boxes
plned plank md instead Of nails should be-
where practicable
Agricultural products should be put mp 10 insure
their preservation.
Specimens of the vnst mineral wealth Of Virginia nr
specially recommended BY the committee, accompanied b,
descriptions Of the extent the depositGs localities
lines OF public communication with those completed pro
ecicd with the pcc ofnarcura md mineral lands conf
cuous &c. &c. maps and drawings Of the several State il
provments well is models machines specimens of II
RI Persons who intend sending articles will please H.
form the committee and forrard The articles 10 Hcmou1 q
soon as possible None be received after the 3lst de-
cember. No charge for transportation TO Richmond can
paid by tho committees hut there will he charge The
contributors for forwarding their articles from Richmond
the place oi enbarkaon .
The Committee trust that the citizens of Virginia vii
unite in the effort 10 have the Old Dominion fully and
diiablv represented They nso request Editors through nj
the Slate friendly TO this object call public attcn,io, TO
it, ard give insertion 10 the notices OF the Committee f'
time 10 ti;na.
Boxes forwarded to the committee ahonl be nareL Eor
the Worlds Fair" particular description Ill articles
should accompany them, specifying The Of The siakeF
or contributor, his residence, &c.
| VIM ". Richardson Chas s. Moran
! R. 3. Haxall, K. b Gooch
Chas. Carter Lee. Hall Nelson.
| Caleb Jones, Edwin Rnbasci,
| Jus r. Anderson, John A Be,in
L. G. Tonphus. George Wati,
| Jas Bnshcr, w. II. Powers,
'rhos. Tyrer.
Henry Exal, Lc,:i Com m!ss
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HANOVER ACADEMY.

NI Exercises CT this School viii the 18th Of No.
u ve i--i Until The las: of July ISL Secea
NV 'e have shortened the All subsequent on.5
e ea moaas Duration, beginning the Isl of october STU.
> t ti the Tsyois.ie Depot tie Rich
pa Eel ess5i.g road, Uly A.G hail miles from the
ta!-ny
sssssFo. hcn.i n 'uon per u eight atl hall
all. /: ~, S..e .li iayaL!e IN aiv.Gcc.
LEWIS ". COLEMAN, a. NJ.
lhs !rs u he cub criber s la ayorsve Hanover co.. Va.
o-' lt---l.y.rf-thper
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ATLANTA. (G,.) No


Charles A. and George p, sons OF DR.. Hamilton, and Col
Ins!a; Johnson and three sons of Cass County, had
bloody aray Adnrsyille Saturday afternoon last
The ,uo altons dangerously if not moaly wound
ed by pistol shots Jefferson Johnson was also severely
tie day, Great excitement pcvail5.
The passenger train the State Road ran oil the track on
Sarrday near Misunderstanding the cars, Lfuising
be of persons and badly crushing the fireman. VINO IS NOT
expected live The down train of to-day also ran oil near
Carersyie breaking the engine and cals badly.
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Nxw ORLEANS, Nov. 6th.-Sales Of Cotton Yesterday
Gen baIcs-ower quotations easier Mddlns l3 ia
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TRIAL. or THE SLAVE TRADERS

Vt TIL III II
NoRrnLx Nov 7.-Cap,ain Bruce Mckcnny, of the brig
Excel nt charged with having been engaged in the slave
trade put upon his trial the 3l noon, and The
case was given the Jury O'Clock The night OF The
9Th They have yet returned verdict. At 10 o'clock
to-day they stood 81. for conviction and six for acqul'e
John Craig, board the vessel is now un
r.. trnlfn the s,tneo
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LatLh> "ou' wRa i.e qualified nc,ruciion the
eees an 0bef orllches pertaining thorough Enclial,
'i'" - A"rcr notified TIM, ..s M lie opening the ensi
a- ' ,e cer IN lie Haie;oas Seianay located IN the
.y 'ie Fsina TIE trustees o.; sal! seminary rrspcc,.
- i - sn;enaa drsi:cg OF obtaining the !t,a,,on
4f. Sc"u h e:,er (rrevOas the - December stain.
sc ne a&-s; salary which hs .ervc.s can b.
e!) .e"i 70 joseph rivpo, HI ga..ass Llucaaer Va
" VI s: every attention 10 ,hc sub.
" 80! 'e-'AAa's ot Character aud competency will be r..
~ \ c1T:ni..:e;lons .e post paid.
!.!..toy y...r of the irus:ee7.
JOS P. FLIPpO, Chairman
:s-et WARREN HUBBARD, Sec'y.
A"nnac Wsls md religious papers r.ques,eI 10 cony
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SNOW AT CUMBERLAND.
f.r,,..p Mp. Nov. S-.;now fell here to-day TO the
o ~ yera riches Towards night it cleared oil cold
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,> uurEL IN ROYDTOS FOR SALE.
It:taalNu co.inLe keeping Pubic House an,
-aE''q- o sell ,he EXCHANGE HOTEL IN Boyaon The
I. a-4. goei eiair. and We'll .urni he'd
lac: ald liberal patronage OF this Hotel strongly
's o?erv :he fa.Ocah'e consideration of every person
-,.'sti Keep iiouse oil Entertainment.
M 81 be liberal and gwen O. before the rs'
,-a,e 'ha he sa,s he made praccas" All per
tc - Ttcha e. re,.cs.cd e.r eirlics,
~ examine tic I.,lIs,s. .sh Tor farther INFORMATION
'--g gD.t.u- yuh tac subscriber. ANN l.. KAlSEi,
AZ j. :.slan Cyrru,yr1 Phitip Kalney.
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NUMBER 5G.

ny giving you CEREAL idea and co,,,,o;.o; = =,
. ihl "llhg !" tasc for granted lha, music Will
ieisf- ME ard cvrrrb body else il really cooJ ,.ns;
h"l sure auf that have heard voices ur,e eon,I - -
perhaps superior in a3me particular tones hnn, go , Us
Whr s,rnn IN '.iaSs OF power general effect
quality OF any given bar was sens ~ In. wv
ness IN every part Of her performance Every somt @
sGent appeared TO be precisely what she intended
shouiu os MY belief s that she particulo,l, ,o
by hcr Creator in two respects she was endowca ;,,
wonderful voice and rare musical capabilities and in dd
o ~ ese an nsuppreSsihc longing for The perfecons o;
hghes ar' ana she probably uncs in kerscf the nca,e,
approach 10 Perfection both of nature ar art ,ha, has
heen seen In The midst of tn orchestra shc ia in ,ho
Ion when she iees 10 have been designed for he. by Proi.
aeice: iere she E:es-thcre she is happy and CT .ne -
i.i your ma not 10 DC unesv nm tr:no 10 avoid al
tFaSArance in rccnrd 10 Jenny and more hnn all i'm, -
~ was Fever porn 10 DO mischief Her good and mo.
uestv WIN us much praise rs her music and she sns mn
on INC dzzy height of fame happy and grateful dare sac
nut raie humble ard dependent upon Hin who gay, her an
tan M proud and vangorous. She sings because a power
WHICH may not De resisted bids her sing Ia her ma te IA
sing, ana she cannot help il. The VAST sna nj n,npo
gained rom her concerts in her Golfers She v,
one i .e poor children of Sweden and this money all goes
eaucae the pon. children VI her nuve land So uuse
hs and pure what more is wanting 10 complete the J,,,
Hl not I'll, people oi Sweden cree, her cnun M hih,
than that OF tiusavuj? Will no her name and h,r ,ns
cchuc' luaiities become tradition provcrb on bos
noricrn shores and will she hot be heard foreye-no /,
the great mystic hall of Odin? ''-'e'0e ~
But here think mus, sion ! , su
no adequate icea Of the excellence of her snnn nn,;,
nome and sing tie pieces al TO YOU myse even ,h
nun nave no orchestra TO accompany me, unless the baly
should cry, and therefore may fail 10 do full iuscn =, ~
suoc wish You id seen eight thoL sara Of rs
hrowins bolaes mats handkerchcis in the air ami upon the
WIN view 10 expies. in some faint .naDner ;he
truth that was in u.s. AZ the close Of the conccr 0r R
u was called onr announced Tie purpose Of Jenny to y
every cent? Tie ten thousand dollars her briinn,
aI evening to varions charitable objects in New
ork wherenpcn another storm OF appreciation Well :ia
Med The rooi from lis fascnngs. In this last did n"t
lon but reserved my voice thinking probable she would
soon send nie basket OF oranges or sIme such maor m
take home to yol but she must have forgotten IT, Well
am Ten dollars out OF pocket could not hear Demosthe
mes SPEAK nor see Napoleon win bae-and 50 went 10
hear Jenny Lind sing yonrs :"
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t..iSS,IAI. SCHOOL

T m
ANE employed Mr Fox from Yorktown. Va who eluca
. v" cd 4 Mary. II instruct my 'ors Two or three boys
@ "i.. ~ ac ay al Capt Charles ThcEaison wo mile,
.h' aolse. fhe s5oi vii! b. li:n,1 10 eight
h.'.t'-ln. IL eff T.. FOSTAINE.
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) .ITUi '.ION lVANTED.

" I'll
A0CSt GENTLEMAN. Virginia, wishes situation
n 'scseF a rub!c ptvac Scacn entes Ia his
Nn l:asgn SAFE He Ia well qualified Instructions in
gin i,n. Spish French The elements AMI Manrina
- a a,:o: a several experience in teaching, gyin.
1era se::o H. refer with Tho former patrons
his aon Get Preceding satisfactory testimonials 10
srs i i dcaiioig IRON Professors the unser,y whose
Giu:e:t lie s:,es!tl.
Communications addressed TO ". F. c. Barbcursve Orange
\ NJ? -, ~" rerslve prompt a,cat,oa. Nov 5-c2aw3w
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G',.!E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Ian

+ 60 a. LIE EDUC OF Lam
Home Schoul for Young Ladies in my family is
.!oa, few rara,e;es IN It. Il !. under
~ Ars Minor, aided by line competent assistants and
eec ,s sevires OF Mr. Ernest volser, Ph d. nd
D. 9e cnp,ei in tue department Of Modern Languages
isE, reach, aan German aud Lalin aud teaches
- also Professor Sohce, OF the University oil VIZ
u recommending DIR. volser the ve:y best teacher
but repeat what the first scholars OF GermAy
T4s 49, sn9w'etsc Of French and German"
--- plps In The school Is limited about twelye-all
~ family, exce,t ha, three day pupils Will
f:rs H. ;sy study or NOR. Of the Languages, be-
&c 's 10 the echo l. Also Circulars vii be those
R,,r'.s ,Ii,aer n'oT,naiion Address b B MINOR,
=, "; ~. is0-dSc2aw Attorney a; Law.
ias a. tA,ScEty-vIRGiSlA In Hanover County Court.
... taan Edwin Gilman Elizabeth c. Perrin, late
Ge. 'aa. and john d. Pe:iia her husband. and James
ga plaintiffs =
IN. T., {. s'n.n sad John {. Brock, Defendants
., a day Came further heard the pspcrs for
We nw-, ne amended bill OF coprainans In this and
ssef eo and Gryusl by counsel: consideration
- "a lss !n s orobsbe that the defendant John c
I SPARED ;as life incsiIte and without ISSUE and that
Sra a Ie ofe. said proceedings mentioned should be
~ e4t rex, Of kin, unless the eaid John e. fackman
al decree. that unless The said John Z. Packman
'a months after tie expiration Of the advertise
"a rnSied for. the will proceed 10 make the
end the do;h further order that copy Of
7saMon, and il newspaper published In the City
S. a. the charge Of the potion Of eaid fund be
<aby are Psckman. A Cory Tese.
Htb, nee, bot. WM. 0 WINSTON, c. II. c.
BY sms Persons Nplease insert eight tines weekly aud
II stoves can now be son.
Sept 2S-lhc
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lNoN r..
=" "ORI!IAM co, (ai ;hc Old stand ai Worthai, Nc
% receiving, dircc, importation, and
''2'>-e,cs Iron. all sizcs. AMI on hand
I Fse!esar f'sh aad Country Iron. including all
- - : Na1op sheet. round square, oval asd hall round
. - ~. k3t md Plough Plates
eish Bli.!ered, American Biise:ed, German ans
M l--r6
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aGQrIsIrIoNs VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Us RaiRS Tor The the Virginia Central Raroa
.,"Ssbo:ouah Sauaton. required 10 pay into M
e Valley S.auaon addition the reGuirltions o ia
'aiT, April, Nsy. JGas. July AL August, amounting u
=. 't'- :g 90 yer the fret day Of October
e rs G1y o Move elnbcr. and So per tharc on th
u . December. $50 b. order of the Board.
~ it--S %tis'Do. J GARRETT, Secretary.
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,., DC POINTS POWDER.
~ .c.b.rS acenrs for tn, sale u Pon,s Powder, oc:
= ~ aeifan Magazine,
"c' Sr'ra- Quarter Eegs Ca!.ie; ari Dla@ng Powders
y" =" Ba'ag daily expected which viii be cod Inw iron
/ ret hest Slfc;y Fnae EDWIN WORKMAN 20.
'-''' Al the Old stand Of Wurilam. Mct;i,ijsr . Co
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On Friday the Maryland Convention again failed to
ganae, by not electing President. Mr. Wm Ccst John.
son declined being candidate, and FIVE more baols
had, IA in ul The votes stood twice Chapman W. 10,
Howard D) ~ scaileng2. "a ont ballot Chapman c4mc
within vote of being elected.
Resolutions first to declare Chapman and then Howard
President Of the Convention, were laid on the table
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Rarnnm announces that Jenny Lind will give her lwn
last concerts in New York, Thursday l;tl rn Saur-
day. 10th previous TO her departure for The South Pha!rl
phia Baltimore, Washington Charleston y Orleans and ta-
yana named as the scenes Of her future umphG Ourown
is not mentionedhul believe that ds
lind will chow such bad taste, pass snb s3a!io IA
@aggish official friend of often say- beat
riiu city. Richmond is certainly large ac Fed, sa
Metropolis oar STATES Rights ander II h. raised il
We ahull be neglected in this manner
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10

EXPLORATIONS IN AFRIcA.-The French are
continuing to display very great interest with re-
spect to the exploration Of The interior Of Africa
and, from The efforts they as well as the English
are making or proposing, there is good reason to
hope that before many years shall have elapsed, the
whole of that vast burning continent will be known
TO us as well at least, as the central parts OF South
America. The newspapers have, within the last
few days announced that NJ. Hecquart, an officer
of the regiment of spahis, had, when the last ac-
counts from the French possessions on the western
coast of Africa came away, reached Akba, on an
expedition to Sego, and eventually TO Iimbuctoo.
If successful, his intention was not 10 retrace his
steps but TO endeavor to arrive at AIglers. lhe
Journey was to be made on foot, and the enterprIs-
rg Young sodier had with him in the shape OF lug
gage only staff and wallet, compass, Their
mometer, and some rolls of parchment on which 10
inscribe his observations. The authorities bad ia
ken all possible precautions for his safety, and had
promised large rewards to a caravan of the tribe oil
Bambaros, who were to act as his guides, in the e.
vent Of their reaching Sego and Timbuctoo, aud
LARGER still if they should succeed in arriving at AL
op,s. The French authorities OF the Grand Bas-
sam had moreover, taken the precaution of detain-
inc the chief of the Bambaros as an hostage. M.
Beuet Williaumez, commandant Of the French sta-
ton at the Grand Bassom, himselfa noted African
explorer, had superintendent all the DEANS OF Inc
expedition, so far as they could be planned oelore-
hand.
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CoRpoRAr1or ELEcrlox.-The election ft

CORPORATION ELEcrIoN.-The election fol
Corporation officers for the ensuing year took place
on "Wednesday last The following is the result
jefferson Kinney, Mayor; II. w. Shelley, Re
corder; NJ. g. Hartman, LIST Alderman Nlch: X
Trout, I'd do R. S. Brooke. 3d.; I. T. Eskrldge
4ih; B. F. Points, 5lh. w. II. CARRIER. 9th (; j.
B Baldwin, r. J. Niche, J. B. breckenridge
G. X. Snapp, Common CouncllInen. J'F. Patter'
son waseected Clerk. W. II. Hartman, Chamber
lain. VIM. Craig, Sergeant. j. b. Breckenridge
J. A. Hartman and N. X. Trout were appointed
Stree, Commissioners j. w. Hudson "A, Nj Smp
son and Fl. II. Robertson, Committee of Safety
II. w. Sheffey and NJ G. Hartman, Committee IL
superintend Water Works. Benz. Crawford, A
D. Tro,ter, G. W. Fuller, A. Lushbaugh, B. F
Points, Pump Masters.
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THE STAUNToN SPECTATOR.
--sgr NU 81 7E@N ss
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1850.
SPRING CAMPAIGN.

10 We are authorized to announce joins L. FEY .,
pos' ESQ, as candidate TO represent the County oil
Augusta in the next House of Delegates OF Virginia
hy- We are authorized to announce joan u laBo,
DEN, Esq, candidate to represent the county Vi
Augusta in the next House of Delegates OF Virginia
1Sj- We are authorizedto announce Maj JAS ALk.
nR as a candidate TO represent the County OF AusuS'
in the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia
ne. We are authorized 10 announce Mai. J, NJ. Nc
Cur MS candidate 10 represent the County oil Ausus's
in the next House of Delegates oil Virginia
Az We are authorized to announce CHAPMAN JOHN
soN Esq as a candidate torcprescnt the County OF Au
xasta in the next House Of Delegates OF Virginia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10

lspusrRIAL ExHlBITroN.--The Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, our Minister to Great Britain, has writ
ian TO the American Instute,n reference to the pro-
,osed industrial exhibition of all nations, in Eng
land. next year. He invites the cooperation ofthis
country. The fair viii open on The LIST of May
1851. Articles for exhibition are TO be received in
London. from the 1sr ofJanuary to the LIST ofMarch
al costs being paid by dePoSitors. Two months
are then to be spent in arranging the various articles
ksS5rs the exhibition opens. Tie buildings, de
,.an5ss bv re ar, will cover several a",es.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-04-10

HspIA RUBBER MANUFAcTURr.-An advertise
went Of the ''Union India Rubber Company" n.
York, may be found in another column. The Com
pany have too large Mills, employ between two
asd three hundred hands, and manufacture every
variety of article from Doll Baby to Ponton
Boat. As evidence that John Bull appreciates their
skill and ingenuity as well as Brother Jonathan,
the New York Sun mentions the fact that one OF
Tho firm leit in late steamer, under very favora-
bic propositions for establishing their peculiar plan
81 manufacture in England.