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OIL PAINTINGS.

A Candidates and gentlemen, and lovers Of
"A the fine arts generally, are respectfully solic-
tied TO call and view the collection of Paintings
now exhibiting in the 0deon building, and to be
sold by auction on Saturday, Tomorrow the 30th
instant, at Ia O'Clock. Catalogues now ready.
Mar. % DYER & BRO, Aucts.
BY JOHN MARTIN a. CO., Auctioneers.
L,RAME HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION
IL The two two-s story Frame Houses, on Lot No
T. in Square No. rs, in the city Of Washington, and
fronting on street, and directly south OF the Six
Buildings, will be sold at auction without reserve
on SATURDAY, the 30th March, at halfpa four
o'clock
Terms One. third cash, the balance in sixty and
ninety days, for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest. j. MARTIN x CO.,
Mar. 25-dts Auctoneers
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CUBA AND THE CUBANs-One VOL, with
~ Map.
No. / David Copperfcld.
The Optimist, by II. T. Tuckerman,
Xaloolah cheap edtion-price 80 cents.
American Year-B Book of Facts, 1850. New
supply.
kgassiz's Lake Superior, illustrated. New sup
ply. For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
March 30 Booksellers near 9Th street.
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National Hotel,
United States Hotel,

United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania Auenis, between Sd and IL Streets
Bensly, NY Mercer, Baltimore
] Rouse NC Mercer, do
b Tumage do Holcom, N
F A Savage, Ky Campbell & lady, Pa
Drake, do Morris, Ala
o Nj Cole, N Y w simpson, do
N Iawrie, Me J w Preston, Bait
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and Sd street
L Kendell Miss j G Renthal, jr, Florida
) b Smith, Tenn Outlaw, N
M Z Crust. Annapolis B Whitehurst, Florida
] Mumford. Ga w Murrell, Mobile
G McDonald, Tenn M Tarr, Mass
c Mayer, Baltimore g Swayre, La
w w Mcclellan, do w Horer, Wisconsin
A Smith & lady, N Y
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of PennsylUania Avenue and 18th street.
Howe, Mass J Ray, Charleston
w A Shaw, do Capt VIC Templeton, NO
B Carter, Bristol w Magens, Phiad
II Davenport, do w Mason, do
c Martin Boston &C Peck, E Fairfield
W Newbold Philad ID Dunbar, Mass
Mis- Harrison, do MCummings& x lady my
G M Cowday, Ga J J Amman, do
OAK HALL, BosToN.-Geo. w. Simmons has an
excellent stock of clothing, at low prices, which
:. ~. Iar to-
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DOSTPONEMENT.-In consequence of this day
i being Good Friday, MisJ Kimberly deems It
proper TO postpone her Reading. announced for this
evening, until MONDAY evening, April LIST.
Mar 2q-3t
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The Hon. john MAYNARD, late Judge
Of the supreme court of New York, died
at his residence, Auburn, last Sunday.
He had been in feeble health for several
years, SO much so that last fall he had to
resign his seat on the bench.
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SHAKESPEARE READINGS.

SHAKESPEARE READINGS.
MISS KIMBERLY respectfully announces TO the
lSl citizens of Washington that she will read
Shakspeare's play of "ROMEO AND JULIET"
IN CARUSPS SALOON,
On FRIDAY EVENING, March %.
Tickets so cents, to be had at the usual places
and at the door.
Reading to commence at O'Clock.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06
THE
KEOSVEE COURIER,
PRINTED AND PusLisHrD WEEKLY BIT
TRIMMER q LEWIS.
w. K. EAsLEY, Editor.
TIR MS.

One Dollar and Fifty Gents for one years sub
scription when paid within three months, Two
dollars If ifpaymenti is delayed to the close of the
subscription year.
An subscriptions not clearly limited, will be
considered rs male, for an indefinite time, and
continued till q di'continuance is ordered and
all arrcarages pail.
Advertisementsinserted at rs cents per square
for the first insertion, and 81 l-2 cts for each
continued insertion. Liberal deductions made
to those advertising by the year
cB All Communications should be addressed
TO the Publishers post paid
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

H
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
MEETING OF THE LEGrsLArURE-
MEssAGE OF Gov. BELL.--By the
arrival of the steamship Portland.
Captain Boehner, we have Calves
tonpapers to the l7th, and an extra
OF the ''News and Journal" dated
Sunday evening, the 18th, containing
IN account OF the meeting of the
legislature, and the message of Gov
ernor Bell.
The Senate and House met and
organized ON the 10Th, and on the
18th the Governor celiyered his mes
sage. On account of the lateness Of
the. hour, VIE mUdt content ourselves
with giving brief statement of the
contents of the message. The Gov
ernor commences by giving his reason
for calling an extra session of the
Legislature, viz: the late events at
Santa Fe. He then proceeds TO in
form the legislature of the proceed
ings Major Neighbors, the Texan
Commissioner TO Santa Fe; the pro-
ceedings of Colonel Munroe his
own ,rocaod;,,o. . a., 'HE-.O
~; oGeGuiiS atSt receiving Ma).
taptian 'H,S - i, tepons, &c, ana ana calls at
ton ~ otiT L. '.ti 0lL'S'''iG ~ ~ asStnp- @
- m ~ 'u"eI ny me Executive
in'its direct Interference with the mu-
mcIpal affairs of a sovereign State"
The Governor goes on to say that
ito ii'fs ueePiy, ana, ne trusts, mature
s;,,.s eL ~ ~ ~, ,l'at ne alnixS,lousiy de-
] - Ill III, ~ sscl' Wi'lcn WI not
I6fr;t; n.e M pp'Uoa'lou ,Io oi ms !! iei- e.
III .,,J ,1,i, u,al VIC. siis uess'oh' diiii-
La,nat W l,oIu.. ia c's sssiliS sls is' must
80 .n.u, ,,li 'oiuiy' ieafiesSly' ana deter
, ,u;tS !, no, ~ iGr,l'er , discussion IS
anth,,4;t ,lSa,l'll tlpssi ip1 Oh I ederai i
:, doIna; ,9i @ no. ~ y ;onEer reliance tns on
hnt bV n,a ,,J - doter; ote,ce ~ ! c!as' ,.
bvtbe nran,,a 'a liln',e,o lc.!on;
n,,i,t ap.,nad ssSsfsicll sS ana pfactlcai
w;tb ii, u,a 8. ~ .ilc m tisli's OF iSSas, 81.
alIb, zards AZ n,p9'lS ,,Isp = 81. cominano a,
He tlSen aaoIares 'ds! S;s eatlem,,5 at,,,a ?c
that7{I ~ iio :. S.iiy =, y.s rS'ipii
,n'ss;ste . a9o p. course. ieit 10 texas
sgm,b ~ i'n n ioilorlallu q JUST sense s.
~ IL |: auS, 20 her' IS me mlmedi1 :
snc ,' aas',n,, ~ 9 'ne ieslslalure' ,roi i
tba ,.n,,,,., ;,es ~ ne aa ne1sSessafy lor
foSee a,,,,,is q ,sa Az ! :, WIN = =
,sbaIl;al,. ! - .tci' .i'c a.rogail' I, ana
and "po q fa,,a ,s no PfsSall'ng .nere, ne Z,
tb a,r;s ot;I ',i GUY ,ii.iiiy 9 Ss.apilsli a,
oyeg; @ sS't3'e''o'' ;,t,' e''a iass % me Sosa'e
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"lnod - oo oo,a;s. - .n9se theasuLes
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an, 81 800 ora;s;;,, ] ~ a's oihaW
arm, @ 4, =, ess .aa 'ossqis q gos-
Of Texass he m 9 ,Do,,IJ = raorn, m .essss Mo sse
flict and ;ts cons eo,,a,, oas H. 'iu ooil
he consoisa bv ig'sfi Nv "a w i, s'youlo ~,
Texas had ;of ~ so'ia ny 'iSo,'ol &C. NAV
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even sbonld Ia ''9;o e;ot shn ,e sp,iu' ~ :
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06
NO IG
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

We take the following from the
Washington correspondent of the
Evening News:
i find an impression prevails that
the session can be terminated in three
weeks from Monday next. Its un-
usual length has caused many wry
faces among the landlords who rem
ted houses to members at certain
sum for the session, instead of by the
month.
Itis said that the present heads of
bureaus Of the Navy Department
are to take turn at sea, SO as to al
low other officers share of shore
luxuries. A movement is also in
contemplation to exclude, by an ex-
press law, all naval officers from any
participation in civil affairs on shore.
twill likewise be proposed that all
naval officers incapable of active SER
vice shall retire, SO that the navy
shall not become mere refuge for
invalids. 1t is said that some cap
tains, who have recently resigned on
account of i'll health, had not been to
sea for nearly twenty years.
Il seei it stated that Captain Rut-;
ledge, of South Carolina, is one of
this class. Being a wealthy man,
he had not called for his pay for sew.
eralyears, and just on the eve of his
resignation he received ten thousand
dollars in one sum, in addition 10
eleven thousand on previous occa-
sion, for doing nothing. 1t is argued
that, in justice to the gallant men
who are in a condition for service,
this state of things ought to be chan
ged. The late Secretary Preston is
sued an order compelling officers TO
obey orders or orresign. ltwas in this
way that Commander Bubier, who
was dry-land man, was forced TO
resign.
Il understand that many Senators
are determined that there shall be
no confirmation of nominees for pro-
motion in the navy until the restora-
tion of Lieutenant Anderson. tap
pears that about six months ago
Anderson applied to the late Secre-
tary ofthe Navy for furlough,
which was refused, He subsequent
ly made a second application, reques
ting in case of refusal the paper TO be
considered as his resignation. The
Secretary took him at his word,
whereupon Anderson desired to re-
call the paper, but without success
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06


CHATTANOOGA AND NASHVILLE
EAILvoAD,-About three hundred
Irish laborers arrived at Chattanooga
on Thursday last, to work on the
"Chattanooga and Nashville Rail
road" They commenced their labors
about two miles from the former
place, where the Tennessee River
washes the base Of the Look Out
Mountain, around which it is neces-
sary to carry the Road. AT this
place, for nearly mile, the termina-
ton of the Mountain on the river is
perpendicular wall of rock, about
six hundred feet in height. Along
the base of this, an immense wall is
to be built-much of which will have
its foundation in the bed of the river,
and be carried to such height as to
be above all freshets and dangers
from high water.
This work is quite practicable, al
though a very heavy Job. Within
mile, this Mountain is 1900 feet in
height; and we venture to say, that
there is no place on any Railroad in
this Union that can present a scene
of equal grandeur and sublimity.
The suction, which it is said draws
so nagy travellers through our
State Road Tunnel, will not lose its
momentum hereafter, until they ar
rive at this point.
Macon Messenger.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

The Emperor Of Russia is super.
intending the formation of the camp
at Peterholf, where the guards, a-
mounting to $4,000 men Of all arms,
are to be exercised for two ilionihs,
IN every military evolution. g e'''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

Erteasire Robbc,y.-By the arri-
val yesterday of the schooner Char
ran, from Chagres, which port she
left on the 3lst ult, we learn from
Cap Ducey, that Ackerman & Co.'S
II ain, from Panama for Chagres, was
robbed ten miles out from Panama,
on the 25th July, of $4,000 in gold
dust, and the authorities of Panama
despatched % soldiers Immediately
in pursuit of the robbers. They
came on them few miles rom the
city, when a fight took place, in
which sixteen of the soldiers and six
of the robbers were killed. The
government troops did not succeed
in retaking the lost treasure, The
government authorities were about
sending out a much stronger force
on the 30th, with a determinationto
clear the Isthmus of these marau-
ders,--N. O. Bulletin, IL.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-06

The Indians in Texas are said TO
be very troublesome ait present, rnm"
dering and robbing.m9 aapG .
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
RoUSSEL'S PREMIUM PERfuMERY.

TuNElE undersigned invites the attention of deal
a. ers to his extensive assortment OF Toilet
Soaps and Perfumery. His establishment. first
commenced by Mr.. E. Roussel in 1888, was orig
mated under the adverse circumstances of having
strong popular prejudice in favor of only Euro
pean productions to contend against by the skill
s. perseverance of his predecessor. the American
public has realizedthe fact that their own country
can produce articles of Perfunery at least equal to
those of Europe The superior excellence of the pro-
ductions of this establishment has gained for them
seven silver and two golden medals from the in
situations of New York. Philadelphia and Boston
The undersigned having had for the last six years
the exclusive direction of the laboratory, pledges
his unremited efforts to maintain, and if possible,
tie enhance the character of its productions.
His preparations include all the articles requl-
site for the toilet.
A printed Price List will be forwarded to coun
try dealers at their request. All orders, accom-
panied with cash remittance satisfactory ref
erence, will be promptly attended to.
x. RAMZTJ,
Successor to and former Director of the Labora
tory of EUGENE ROUSSEL,
1l4 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Oct. IA, 185O.-1y.
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$50 STOVES.

%. .O-O.&:-.X.0-O:- o.
THE subscriber Is now in the receipt Of $50
Stoves, such as the
Victory Cooking Stove, Iron Witch, Baltimore
Alright, New Kitchen Companion, Green
Mountain Alright, Etna Alright, Ben Frank
lin Alright Parlor Stoves. open front, Palor
Stoves, different patterns, Fen Plate Stoves with
Boilers. Ten Plate Stoves, without Boilers.
He also keeps constantly on hand general as
soItnent OF
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WARE.
Stills, and every thing in the Copper line manu-
featured to order, and in the very best manner
Also, RooFINe with Copper, Tin or Zinc, and
Gutering will be done on the most reasonable
terms
He has also on hand superior article OF Brass
KETTLES, very low.
Persons in want OF any Of the above articles,
would do well to call and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere, as the subscriber Is confident he
can suit them in every respect. Call and see.
B. F. POINTS.
Stanton, Sept. 30--2m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
Form Of Proxy.

ENOW all men by these presents, that we
IA the undersigned, being Stockholders in the
Valley Turnpike Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint ---------- our true and lawful
attorney and proxy TO represent each of us in
the General or other meetings of the Stockhold-
ers of said Company held within twelve months
from the date hereof, when we are not person.
ally present or represented by some orher proxy
of subsequent appointment, with full power
and authority at such General or other
meetings, 10 give such vote or votes, and 10 do
such act or acts as each ofus could give or do
as a member OF said meetings if we were per-
sonally present, and we do hereby ratify and
confirm whatever vote or votes, act OF acts our
said attorney may lawfully give Or do for us in
pursuance of the authority hereby conferred up
on him.
Witness our hands and seals this day of
1850.
Signature Signature OF Stockhod- Number If
OF witness. er with seal. Shares.
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TO CONTR


PROPOSALS., under seal, are invited for the
Clubbing, Grading and Draining, accord
ing to specifications, which can be furnished to
bidders after the LIST of Nov. next of &; 12
TsIiles of the Huttonsyille and Iluntersville
Turnpike Road
Bids ale invited by the mile, and from any
number OF miles from one upwards, and bidders
are particularly invited TO state between which
milepost their bids are intended to apply They
will also specify what deduction they will make
in their bids in case the width should be reduced
to Is feet exclusive of d ditch on hill Sides and
II on fiat ground
Persons whose bids may be accepted, will be
informed by the 18th of December next.
TERMs.-A deduction Of 30 per cent. OF month
ly estimates, and the Contractor is further re-
quired to give bond and security for the faithful
performance of his contract
tD- Address Rsi2H. KINNEY, Engineer for
Board of Public Works, Staunlon, Va.
September 80; 1S50.-6w.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
TO FIDUCIARIES.

rgHHE Undersigned having been appointed Com.
Il missioner in Chancefy by the County Court
of Augusta, offers his services to Executors, Ad-
min;stiators, Guardians, Trustees, &c BY pro.
visions Of the Code the accounts of Fiduciares
must be stated ard settled before a Commissioner
oil the County Court, without order of reference,
the Commissioner also has power, at the instance
OF an Exo'r or Admir-. to summon creditors before
him in order to ascertain the amount of indebted
ness OF the estate upon which he has administered,
at he instance Of any person interested he mey
summon the Fiduciarv 10 account before him, and
Judgment creditor may obtain from him sum-
mons to the debtor, to appear before him aud
make discovery, &c.
Any business entrusted to me will meet with
prompt attention. | Eaay be found at all times,
when not professionally absent, at my Law Office
in Stanton. WEI. II. HARTMAN.
September 2,-6m,
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SEARS PICTORIAL.
FAMILY PUBLICATIONS

sibly employ their time in supplying to the people
ofthe United States They are valuable for ref
erence and should be possessed by every family in
this great Republic There is nota city or town
in the United States, even those Of small impor-
lance, but contains many citizens to whom these
literary wants of the Christian, the Patriot, the
Statesman, ami the Domestic Circe-got up in a
superior style Of art and workmanship are
not only such books as will sci but such as an a
gent of good principles will feel free to recommend
and willing to see the purchaser again, after they
have been bought.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
NE " BOOKS.

Nh ANsFIELD's History of the Mexican War,
I'VE American Manuel, Webs,er's Large Die
tionary, KngsIey's Iacius, Anthems 'lacI,us,
JuvenaI, Xen"phon, Aenophon's Anabasis, Prn-
cip'es Of Loology, by Augustus Gould, Davies
Descriptive Geometry, Anthems Anabasis, An
thons Memorabilia, < Anlhoa's Cicero. Lumpt's
Latin Grammar, Buion's Greek GCamnar. john
sons Chemistry, Gray's Philosophy, Draper's
Chemistry and Diapers Philosophy, Olteadofsl,' S
New Method of learning to read j. speak French,
Davies Algebra, Smiths Algebra, BaIy's Alge-
bra, just received and for sale BY
VIM. CHAMBERS.
Staunton, Sept. 20.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
MISCELLA NlES.

Mufls, at various prices, Super Moleskin, Beaver
Fur. Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps, of every size
quality, color and price. Children's blue and
mixed Hats and Caps Carpet Bags, satchels,
Trunks and Neutrality-suspicious. with many artl-
cles usually kept in his line. Don't forget TO call
at the Sign of the GOLDEN BOOT, at the old
Stanton, Oct 7.-Spec copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
BOUNTY LAND TO THE SOL
DIERS OF 1912.


CONGRESS has just passed law giving to
" the soldiers of the war of 1912, and of the
Indian wars since 1890, certain quantities OF
land, as follows:
To those who engaged to serve 10 months,
and actually served 9 months, 100 acres-to
those who engaged to serve 6 months. and ac-
tually served 4 months, 80 acres-and to all
others who engaged to serve for any. or an in
definite period, and actually served one mouth,
40 acres, and to the surviving widows of de-
ceased soldiers, the same quantity of land to
which the soldier would have been entitled. if
living.
We have provided ourselves with copy OF
the law, and the necessary blanks to procure
from the Government the Land Warrants to
which claimants are entitled with the least
possible delay, and now offer our services to the
public for the transaction of this particular kind
of business, with the assurance that we will
make our fees but a reasonable and moderate
compensation for the services rendered in each
particular case.
AS it is matter of some importance to file
the papers in Washington without delay, we
request those who may employ us, to furnish us
with the evidence of their service in the War,
as soon as they can, in order that we may trans
NIT it to the proper Department at once.
FRAZIER & IMBODEN,
Attorneys at Law
Stauuton, Oct 7-Spec copy st.
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Va. Mononga1ia Lot. Class K: Oct. 26.
Capital $4,000 Dollars.
Delaware Lot, No Al, Oct. 80.
Capital 42,439 Dollars.

80 prizes Of 5000 1874 prizes Of 500
&C., &C., &c,
Seyenty-iive Numbers II drawn,
~ Tickets S12.
W Tickets in the above, and in smaller Lot
teries Capitals Of from $4,000 10 $4,000 and
Tickets $12, $5-dfawines of which are received
daily. For sale by the Package OF single one, at
Managers Office,
Richmond, Virginia.
September so, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
SOM ETEIING NEW

vENHE Subscriber has just received his Fall sup
plytof FAMILY GRocERlEs, consisting in
part Of
Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Molasses Of different qualities,
Green and Rio Coffees,
A superior article of West India ground do, in
pound papers,
Young Tyson and Imperial Teas, extra article,
5 Boxes N. E. Cheese,
Box P. A. do, very fine,
| Barrel No. | Mackerel,
Soap and Candles, of different kinds,
Ginger. Spice. Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Cloves. Sal
tard, painted Tubs, do. Buckets, do. Coolers.
Measures, Sfters, Sugar Boxes, Stick Brooms,
Wsp do. Sc, SC. All of which will be sold
very low.
Call and see for yourselves at the store opposite
the Spectator Office. G. IL. BALL.
Stanton, Sept. %, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
A. M, SIMPSON,

ND RESPECTFULLY informs the "a
Ia public that he has just recev- 81
ed, from n, B sa; large sup '-e@ egg
Lasts, Newest Style, and very hardsame,
Gum Over Shoes, with Guetia Fefcha bot
toms, new and splendid article.
French Calf Skins,
Morocco and Kid, all descriptions,
Fine Hastings for Ladies Caters,
Franche for do do, various col0rs, new article,
White Kid, for Wedding Shoes, &C., Sc,
which he is prepared to Manufacture into Boots,
Shoes, &c, in a style that cannot fail to please.
All work warranted
In addition to the work done in his own shop,
he has added a handsome stock of
Esooss, Sssoes, Sc,
of Northern make, which he will sell at reduced
prices, for cash, or on the usual time.
&C. Ladies White Kid Shoes made to order,
for weddings and parties, at a short notice.
Staunton Sept. %. A. M. S.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
October Z, 1850.
BRECKENRIDGE 4 COWNE,

A RI, now receiving their extensive Stock of
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which has
been selected with great care from the largest
importing houses of the Northern cities. Their
Stock will embrace almost every description of
Goods belonging to the season, both DOMESTIC
AND FANCY-ALso-BOO SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING-GROCE
RES, HARDWARE, GLASS, QUEENSWARE,
&C., &c. Their friends and the Public are res
pectfulIy requested TO make an early call. A
fuller advertisement next week.
g. Spectator copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
N o G E.

4 N conformity with the order of adjournment,
the next annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Valley Turnpike Company will be held
in Winchester, on Thursday the Gath of Octo-
Der, 1850, meeting of the President and Di-
rectors of said Company will be held at the
same place on the 23d October.
By order of the Board,
]. S. CALVERT, elk, V. T. c.
Sept 80, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
BOUNTY LANDS !!

have associated ourselves 'ose'har for or
officers and soldiers OF the OF 1912 to Bounty
Land under the late act of Congress. We have
been employed in a number OF claims, and offer
eur services to such others are DESTROYS OF bav
ing their claims prosecuted. We will give
prompt and dilieent attention to any claim en-
trusted to us, and upon reasonable terms.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
ROBERT. P. KINNEY.
Oct. TIA 1S5o-6..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
= : IA I Office,

fE'HE Bounty Land Bill having bscome a law,
L granting Of the public lands to the Soldiers
and widows OF soldiers in the late war with Great
Britain and the Indian since 1890, the under
signed offers his services to secure the benefit OF
the act to all who may entrust him with their
claims. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN.
Stanton, October 7, lo50-6t.