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ON taking his residence in Washiogton d. c. during the
Sessions Of Congress- the undersigned respectfully onsrs
may have business pending before Congress- "iobby
IN the justly obnoxious Of that term but ss
and explanation between members and committees h-
one hand needing to be possessed q facts in the tor ~
collection Of which they have from the press other da
ties, the requisite leisure keites and the applicants
memorasts the other hand distant and differ
ent parts Of the country seeking reliable channel in.e
Necessary g Sr and Just Z the p
Bot the Editor Of the Plough, the LOOM aud the Aavi
wishes IT, neyeheess TO be well understood that his Journal
will be driven with unabasg diligence, and even. he hope
BY learning from Members OF Congress the condition an
wants Of agriculture In the different States % make yet NOR
fruitful OF advantage those great industrial TO whie
i has been the habit and the pleasure he might even s thu
instinct ofhis life devote his pen and his heart
30. connected with the Plough the Loom, and the An
viii the undersigned may be addressed usuai and Win a.
aranee Of prompt attention. q 7s Walnut street. Phadsl
his personal communications should be addressed where
they win be sure 70 End him, ~ Hashagfnn C
dec a-aaw4w (Republic& Union) J. s. SKINNER.
GENCY AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H. CAUs-
"A TEN late Of Baltimore. having made this city hi. per-
manen residence, will undertake. with his accustomed zeal
the claim. az Sss
Or the several Departments Thereof and before Board q
that may be raised for the adjustment Of spo
alton other caims He has in charge the entire class
arising OF French spoaon prior the year 1900 with
reference TO which, in addition Of documents and
his he has access to those In the archives
Claimants and the navy fund.- ke bounty lands,
duties &C. and those requiring life insurance.
have their business promptly attended letter. post
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and nconvs-
nient personal attendance.
Having obtained commission of Notary Public, he 10 pre-
pared furnish egxed copies required public docu-
other papers He has been long engaged In the
duties agent It only be 70 that
economy and prompt attention shall be extended all business
eonfded his and that enable him 70 render his se
vices and facilities more ecacous, he has become milar
with all the forms of Office.
Office r ssrsss, near the Ireasl~y BiiRng
feb 25--
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I lst8
Commissioner, Notary Psbic, and General Agent,
No. Al, Todds Butldings. Pennsylvania avenue,
WsaSAENHTO.N. ~. q
CONTINUES give his prompt attention to the prosecu
" ton Of claims before C0ngress OF the Executive
DEPARTMENT. before any board of commissioners appoint-
ed 70 adjust spoliation before foreign Governmental pro-
curing pension Revolutionary, Naval Army, bounty land
scrip, under the Law Of February IL ls4 August 10
aeages Of pays mileage for horses and other pro-
perry destroyed expenses incurred by volunteers boz
fore being mustered and received into The service Of the un
ted States and ubssence and transportation furnished tor
their all claims Of whatever description may arise
OF the late with Mexico Great Britain He 10 in
Of all the forms and understands fully all the
quremen Of the Pension and other oees He also attends
the procuring of due for captures made In the
Gulf and the coasts Of Mexico coast Of California and coa
Of Africa
He houored with Commission from the Governors
Of every State in the Union Commissioners Of Deeds 70 take
the probate Deeds deposons and other instruments OF
writing under SEAL Sc, 70 be used recorded the respec-
tive Statcs. ~s*A ~
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the amount
claimed and the extent Of services required.
Communications Twill receive immediate attention.
He has the refer the Navy aud other Executive
DEPARTMENT. and their Exceencies the Governors Of thu
ers States Of the Union Senators and Members Of hs
previous and the present Congress generally dec4-
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nneyf II c0nfeunDI.rfed b., fhs bidder

Form for Bid where no change from adgsrfise-
menf Is contemplated BY The bidder.
al Tor we the may be) [here write the or
n full Of there state the residence residences
hereby propose 70 carry the mail on No. from 70
often - the advertisement requires, In The time
stated In the schedules and by the following mode
veysnce, 70 wit; state how Il 10 70 DO conveyed for
the annual sum Of ;"
Dated
Form off Guaranty to accompany each bid.
ssThs undersigned hers insert The Of the guaran,or
or gusrsnsos guarantees that There insert Of bidder
Of bidders the may be- his Tor thsir) bid for
carrying The mail from TO b accepted by the
Postmaster General shall into obligation prior 70 The
6r day Of July next with good and sufficient sursties 70
perform the service proposed"
Dated .N8
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Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster Of ,csTiifss that the
gussnom above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty,
Dated
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PENSION AND BOUNTY-LAND AGENC Y.
washington.


Office on ish aree, opposite he 7reasuy Department
GEORGE NJ. PHILLIPS, Notary Public and Commis-
NJ sioner Of Deeds continues his old business Attorney
Congress and the several Executive Departments Of the Gov
He has lately removed his Office TO the second
OF the buildng formerly occupied by Gen. Scott the
Of and 18th streeta His attention IL particularly
directed to the presentation and prosecution Of
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS,
Whether Revolutionary Invalid Navy Hslf-psy or WI
dows, Prescription and other Land Claims,
Revolutionary services-or Concentration, HalEpy, or
Bounty Land. and Pension. for Service. In the late var with
Mexicos .6
Contracts With the derest Departments for Supplies Sc
Settlement OF the accounts Of dsbursng and other officers
Of the Government;
Collection q unclaimed dividend. on the funded deb. Of the
Being possession Of large number Of the Rolls Of the
Army 81 the Revolution he 10 enabled TO produce the PROF.
gle, aud Tor which they their widows entitled pc
sions from the United States
As Notary Public the undersigned is prepared furnish
legslized copies Of Documents or Records.
Charges viii be moderate varying according to the
Of the business transacted Letters receive attention. should
be postage paid and may be addressed
GEORGE MARTIN PHILLIPS,
dec stawepsm Boz No. 50, washington
ssAys the Progress Of Nations In Productive Indus
IL Try, Civilization. Population and Wealth, BY Ears
seaman, enlarged ed ton, just issued.
Ticknors History Of Spanish Literature, 8 vols.
Easy on Slavery By Thomas r. Dew, President Of William
sshr.mke New YORK cro,on Aquedast, published At Ber-
lin russs) N English German, and French one volume
Grmke the Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
one volume.
Bsrhydt's Industrial Exchanges, volume.
dec r. rRANcK TAYLOR
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BEN EFT CLEMENTS,
Notary xasbAc, BOssfv Lmsd, rnssos, asd Gsssr0S
Agene, $50

F AT Warrington,
CONTINUES TO prosecute claims for Revolutionary ser.
Pensions and Of iii claims growing out e he War q 1873
aud with Mexico. His long service clerk n the
Treasury Department and and extensive expe
rience general agent enables him with prompne
and cheney all claims committed his and manage
His charges uniformly moderate. Il 10 expected
that correspondents will pay postage.
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jana Booksellers, near 9th street.
COLTS IMPROVED REPEATING PIsTOLs,,
Exposing % be ab.e., IN Europe for some month";. all
Walker, Washington, who 10 empowered my attorney and
general agent and receive orders for the deve
may is-sa-u SAMUEL COLT.
GENUINE OLD MADEIRA WINE, &c.--i0o
NJ bottles and 100 gaons Old South Side Madeira
ported In 1883 for the late Hon. Judge Waite Of Florida and
member Of the United sses Senate. Cost 81 per bottle,
and per gallon eleven years ago. at which price Is
Also, 500 bottle. Phelps" Madeira thirty year. in bot,
tie cost 80 dollars per dozen import the private stock
and vcrite vine Of the late Colonel Tensnt-oered 81
per bottle.
Also, "Jesn Louis Brandy vintage 1906 and Mostou.
private stock brandy both very SUPERIOR at - per gallon or
per bottle For sale At No = h hs,,ImSrs s, rs:
baltimore, Dee siaawstl The olde.,g grocer iathe city
LNRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jesn ct Marie, GU
les fruits dune bonnie education, par Labs Mssker,
vol, 81 cts
Joseph q Isdors GU lie danger eompssnes
par r. Marcel, 81 cts
Emma, gu L Model des Jeunes Personnes par Liable
Historiet,es pour le. En.n Outrage sutOrse par pUn
versite, vol, 81 eta.
Fernando Historic dun Jeune Espsgnol tsdut de rAle-
msnd de Schmcd, VOL, 81 eta
yoy.re s's ps !" Leon Ssaepin. VOL, 81 cents.
And many Others for the limits OF adver-
t,emen Of different kinds styles. and prices: and for differ
e'i imsorsS direct from Paris ), FRANcK TAILOR
Also Juvenile Books English and American, IN great
variety good collection Of the older and esteemed vr
tiers Of books for youth. dec 20
UTILLIs's NEW BOOK, People have Met, or
wv Picture Of Society and People Of Marx.
The Battle Summer, Reign Of Blouse, BY j. X. Marvel
New Novel, scphsnie Besuharnss the Duchess Of Baden
by Fors, rs cents, Tor sale At
TAYLOR 4 MAURYS.
jams bookstore, near oh street.
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BIBLES, quarto. octave.
I'D and small pocket sizes Of great beauty Of type and paper,
received this day. w variety Of rich add plain bindings Also
large type Tcsssments, imported direct from London BY
dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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grati6ed learn that there about be Published
second edition Of the valuable work the Interpretation OF
the Book Of Common Prayer which read Though hss-
than could have wished lis first appearance With
satisfaction. So Gar have heard spoken or u has been
with voice Of communication and indeed the best
teal evidence Of lie scceptablcnes 10 furnished BY the c
another edition 10 called for
JNo. II. HOPKINS.
Ruur.raror Novrunxa 10 fs4o
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il TIONAL REGISTER FOR 1850, containing su-
thente Political and Statistical Information relating the
United States Cansda, and much useful information for
ready reference, price IS cts For sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY,
jan4 Booksellers 9th street.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02
STANTON WOOLLEN FACTORY.

THE propreors having completed their buildingsandpo.
u vded themselves with new machinery Of the sp-
proved construction. ready manufacture in the
best manner and the shortest notice, The fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment Of Linseys,
Fued cloths, Jeans, Kerseys Casnetis or Satnes and
Stocking yarn, which they will sell on moderate terms,
exchange for Wool at the market value
For the accommodation of The farmers they will
facure such goods may be desired, and furnish all the
materials except the wool they will card WOOL spin yarn,
and full and dye cloths, receiving payment in wool
ey, as the customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing but the wool, will be, follows, according 10
quality, viz:
For Lndseys from II to 22 cents.
Z" Fnlled Colhes from 22 TO 80 cents.
E" Jeans and Kerseys from 20 10 80 cents.
" Cassinetts and Satlinelts from 80 to As cents.
The prices of carlng the company furnishing the oil IN
all will be six cents per pound payable WOO or cash
on delivery of the rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
d. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
e. S S::;'; + + : S:. 1 S:::::.
April 8, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02
PATTERSON'S
LTERATIVE g. TONIC COMPOUND.
WINCHESTER, June 8, 1850

WINCHESTER, June D, lC0U
Having used Patterson's Alternative and Tonic Com
pound both myself and in my family, for the last eight
years and having been cured of obstinate costveness ard
sick head ache 10 which have been for long time sub
ec lake pleasure in recommending its use to others al
hcted in the same way.
have also used it for Choc and Cholera Morbus, the
latter very violent, and of which was relieved by ii in
very short time.
Ii has proved equally efcacous with different members
of my family, and in many other cases within my own
knowledge. Signed, >. H. kEMf.
New MARKET, Shen. Co., May so, 1850
take great pleasure in recommending Patersons Alter
alive and Tonic Compound have no hesitation in Civ
inc it as ma opinion that this will he found an excellent
remedy for the various diseases for which is recommend
ed, particularly Dysenery, Dyspepsia and Liver Alice
tons. am physician, and speak dsnieres'edIy.. i
have used the medicine and have experienced great relief
from -and Notwithstanding the peudices of the Faculty
it has gained celebrity aud popularity which have called
into exercise additional means supply the great and In
creasing demand for it. Signed,
J. S. CALVERT
o. Prepared by JAMES F: PATTERSON-and
sold, Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS P. EsKRIDGE,
Druggist Saunton Va.
June r. lS50.-1y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02
PLANTATION and mills for sale.

OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the South
Fo of Rock6sh River, in Nelson County, adjoining the
lands Of lanes Woods, ESQ., Mr. Samuel Woods and 9th
ers containing by oldsurvey between
EYE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES
considerable portion of which is Rock6sho low grounds
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high and Oh
oood ouality-indeed is very superior The low GROUNDS
and branch flats fine meadow land. There on the tract
an ample supply of timber and or two very desirable
rock quarries.
The improvements consist of Mill, propelled BY Rock
fish river built in modern style, with cssron machinery
and two pair ostoneshe basement story OF stones good
Saw Mill good framed Barn. Corn Houses, Stables, Iobac
60 Houses, Negro Houses with brick chlmneys, small
DWELLING HOUSE,
Ice House and other necessary and N Apple
Orchard of excellent winter fruit
Rock6sh Valley situated at the Eastern base OF the
Blue Rdue Mountain is high and romantic country, alike
remarkable for its beauty heahfuness and fertility and
the tract now offered for sale has long been regarded among
the most desirable in that section OF country IL dsah
from Howardsyile on James River, and the Canal abon
eighteen miles from the contemplated Depot on the Kali
roadnow in progress from Charlottesville, across the Blue
Ridge to Slaunton only eight or ten miles, twenty miles
from the University of Virginia, and about nileen from
Staunton. The terms will be made to accommodate the
purchaser and good bargain may be had by early applca
lion TO James NJ Harris Esq, who resides onhe land TIC
may also be addressed by letter, directed to Greenfield
Nelson Co., va. ,o,,,, u.pprc
Noyorhar % tSdQ-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02
sin .aire and Kicking!
The largest and most SPLENDID assortment even
~ offered in this Town!


rAvE inst receiyed their Fall and Winter supply OF
III READY-M MADE CLOTHlNG, and now ofier 10
the pubc the LARGEST and most carefully seec'ed assortment
aver offered in Slaunon They nave oeen very caie'u III
s. ho o,or,ls and TO the neatest durability and fashion
workmanship and their entire stock they can there
ss coodsnv recommend Our stock comprises IN part
the following articles, VIZ: -, roa,s.
Zine Black and Blue French Clor Frock aud Dress
English d. Black and Brown Cloth sack St,b O~a,
Cloth, and Sack Over Goats; Black Beaver
Goats Black Pilot Cloth Over Goats blue pa AZ,
Es 0vor Co,ts Dab Coloed Over Coas Oh all Kinds;
a SPLENDID lot of Black Cloth CIoaEs, very cheap
n.siLs:,t ssroI assortment t PGntat0o'ls, ets -
5ta ~' p1s Cloth and Cashmere Pants; Fancy
T,,o;,oa,a and Cloth Pants Black and Blue oattine!
Pan,aoons; Fancy and Blue Sa'unet Fan.aoons.
oos,Ss ,rti rich and choice selection Of tes!s rlI
R,a.S and Fancy Satin Vests; Silk Velvet do; PLAN
anS Toocy Merino Vests, latest style; Black Cloth do
SS"ss;mere do Plaid WOODEN do Sattlnet do
W. have and will keep large and fashionable assert
mon, of Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps. Also Gentlemen
fnrnshnC Goods such as Fine Shirts, Drawers Dix e0eS
o. and Neck Handkerchief, SuSpenders o'oeKs 1u Coi
lars Also Silk and Cotton UmOIe'as Le1net S.A
and many other articles usually AeP' L" 0s N''-
not necessary to mention. 49,
nhc in General are invited to call and examine on
oa Of Goods which we will sell at cheaper rates, thai
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere
NE will he in receipt Of fresh supplies throughout I'M
season, We will this Fall and Winter have deciueaJ ~
LARGEST stock of Clothing ever brought TO this place.
We are determined to sell Oh 'he Pi"0'F'e0' s ~
and small profits. 1,,,..,.,o C,o,h
;nr Hoses in the City of Baltimore, persons PurchSsin
will do well by calling us before purchasing else. neie
40 thew can be- supplied with every article IN our nue.
beon as thew can be purchased in any The Eastern cities
Call and examine Tor yourselves HSne. n.ge 70
Corner of the Virginia Hotel fhAi'n 9 we
Stannton Sept /, lS50.-Sm.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02
JewcIry, JeWelry!
SPRING SUPPLY.

AT ONE DOOR WEST M. cusHIya's.
GEORGE b. WRIGHT has just returned from PILLS
" dephia, with his Spring Stock of
WaTCHES, JEIVELRY.Sc.
which will be sold lower than ever and wiltshire invites
the attention Of his friends and The public generally His
stock consists of
Fine Gold Lecer .4nchor and Lapine Watches Fine Sill
Lever, .4nchor and Lapine Watches; i'm erceent
quaiiy@ CLOC Gold Pest Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold Ear aud Finger Rings; Breast Pins; Gold and
Srer Spectacles; Lockets Gold and Sifrer IhmLie,;
Gold and Siirer Pencils Pens and Pen Holders; Dia-
nond Finger Rings; Bracelets and Clasps; Gold and
Silrer Bell Slides; Studs; Keys; Slrer and Shell
Card Cases; Port .Uonaies; SiIrer Combs; Fans;
Steer Table. Dessert, Tea and Salt Spoons; Ra:ors;
Scissors; Sugar longs; Butter, FraiI and Pocket
Knires; Thermometers; .Nagnets; Microscopes Spy
Glasses Purses; 1oo Brushes Steel Beads Leads;
Spectacle Cases Steel Pens; Burning Glasses; Pocket
Compasses; Perfanlery, &c., Sc.
Co. Clocks, Watches and Jewery rePzired neatly
and promptly.
Staunt0n April 10, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02
no IgIlIDT0IADIIsSo

ys,HE undersigned having been appointed Commission
er in Chancery by the County Court Of Augusta, o.
ss his services to Executors, Administrators GUARDIANS
IS EJ;ares must be stated and settled before Commits
soner Of the County Court without an order OF references
the Commissioner also has power a. the instance OF an f
entor or Administrator to summon creditors before him IN
order to ascertain the of debtedness OF the estate
upon which he has administered AT The instance per
con nIorosted he NAV summon the Fiducary to account
before him and Judgment creditor may obtain from him
a summons to the DEBTOR to appear before him and make
discovery SC. go -,
ten,on NAV be found all times, when not profession
ay absent at my Law Office In Staunton.
~ WIN. H. HARTMAN.
Staunton, Sept 4, IS50.-6m.
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BIsM@W 10
H.4RDW.aRE STORE.

vVE subscriber has removed to the Store room IN the
l. new building Main Street, near to B. Crawtord's'
and opposite NJ Cushngs where he offers Tor sale very
extensive stock of Goods in his line consisting OF
Round Square and Flat rolled lon of all Sizes sheet and
Hoon do. CAST Shear and Blister Steel, Hollow ware
Castings, Traces and Halter Chains, Shovels, Spades
and Forks, Nails, Screws, Locks and Hinges in great
variety, and at low prices Handsaws, warranted Mill
and Cross do, Axes, Razors, Pocket Knives, Guns
Rifle barrels Locks, Shove!s and longs, Andlrons, Wo-
ven.wire. Buggy Springs and Axes, Bride Bits and
SliIups,
ALSO, A COMPLETE STOCK or
Table Cutlery, and Mechanics Tools and Materials,
such as Auvs Vises, Bellows Screw Plates, Hammers,
Files &c., Bench Moulding SASH Pow and other Planes,
Broad Axes and Hatchets, Shoe Tools, Lasts and Find
ings Saddley Glue, Glass; Of all Sizes and superior quail
ity with great variety of miscellaneous articles all OIL
which will be sold at the cheapest rates.
GEORGE E.. PRICE.
Stanton, Sept. 4, 1850.
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EFT THE OLD ST.gND,

g doors above the Store of b. Crawford, Esq.,)
yaNHE undersigned continues to carry on the CoACH
MAKING BUSINESS in all its various branches
He thankful for patronage heretofore hopes
from his long experience and personal attention TO merit
continuance He has variety of Carriages on hand Of
every description used in this country.
Or Repairing done the best and at reasonable
prices.
He has also connected with his Coach Mandatory the
Saddery business, and will keep constantly on hand
and for sale, Saddles and Harness OF every description Car
riaqe Trimmings, Harness Mounting, Whips, Saddetrees
Carriage Springs, Axles, &c., SC. Call and see
JUDSON Mccoy.
Staunton, Aug. 81, lS50.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-02

I'd BAYNE would most respectfully call the attention
of the citizens of StaunIon. and its vicinity 10 The
.,A large and beautiful assortment Of the
va above named articles which he is now $3.50
R opening and receiving at the South ~+sAs
&C.. Corner of the Virginia Hotel, consisting in part
as follows:
Mems, Boys. and Youths Thick Bogans; Kip. Calf and
Goat do Thick Boots Kip and Grando; Fine Call do;
Congress Caters, Patent Tips;
Women's Leather Boots; Pegged Buskins and Ties ;
Sewed Buskns and Morocco Wells;
Ladies' fine Morocco Kid, Wells and Slippers; Patent
Leather do; Silk Buskins, assorted coors Excesors do
Misses fine Silk Caters and half Caters; Slippers and
Wells;
Childrens' fine Shoes Of every variety.
HATS.
Fine Moeskn Silk Flats Nutc, Cashmere and Russia
do; Buena Vista, Kossu,h, Congress, Black and Drab
Wool and Glazed do;
ALSO-A large assortment of Straw Goods, Mems Boys
and Youths single and double Brm Leghorn Hats. Pa
mama, Guyaquil, Pedal and German Straw DO; Mems
and Boys Palm Hats of every variety All Of which he
pledges himself to sell extremely low FOR CASH
N B.-The Ladies particularly invited to call and
examine his Stock before purchasing elsewhere as ne Is
confident upon examination they will find greatly toher
interest.
Saunton, April II, le50.-te