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THE QUESTION SETTLED.

FgIEG
A FTER careful examination Of all the facts in tis
"A case it has been decided, that
BARE & STERRETT
have on hand, at this time the pretest richest and most
fashionable assortment NJ Goods for genllemens wear
ever offered in this market-cOnsisng Of
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings Of ever! shade and
of the latest styles.
All Of which will be made to order at the shortest notice.
and in accordance with the Fashion of the day. They have
also received handsome lot of Shirts Craras Glores,
Pocket HandkercIis &c., &c., which they will dispose
Of at short profits.
Their motto is, superior Goods, at fair prices.
They beg leave their thanks TO the public far
past favor and pledge themselves 10 merit continuance
In conclusion we invite all who wish TO Goops 40
GooDs, give us call at the old plase ado prg
he Virginia Hotel.
Saunton Oct %, 1850
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MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE COMPANY,

Incorporated by The Legislature Of Connecticut.
Capital ssoo,ooO-2O0OOO accumulated Profits.
Balance Of profits paid orer 10 those 'oho are insured.
rENIS we'll known established Company enjoys the nigh
est reputation Its success since its organization has
been unparalleled and it ranks among the soundest
institutions in The country.
Besides aordng the usual benefits of the mutual Plan
it offers peculiar advantages 10 all who wish 10 insure lher
own lives or The lives of others Each person insured be-
comes members the members participate in all the profits
of the business ,cc being well as secure to their sur
vivors certain resource against want.
Persons insured for e for five years or more can pay
one half the premium by giving note when the premium
$50 Thus far the dividends OF TINS company
have been equal to the notes. thereby eanceng the notes.
and thus saving to the insured one-hahe premium taken
by other Companies.
Policies may be transferred or assigned without asking
permission Of The Company. ,rr,r
Fredericksburg, Virginia
0a- Enquire OF N. c. KINNEY and N X. Trout o'aun
ton, Virginia.
November Is, lS50.-tR
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RRECME.VREDGE 4, COV:y,E,

HAVE lately received large and fashionable supply Of
III READY MADE CLorHINc, and are prepared to com
pete in cheapness, quality, slyIe &c., with either Jew
Gentle Their very desirable Stock all of which will be
warranted, consists in part of the following:
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Over Goats; Fine Black
Frock and Sack Coats Fine Black Dress Goats; Fine
Beaver Cloth Over Sacks; Felt and Petersham Over
Goats and Sacks Blanket and Pilot Over Goats Fine
French Cashmere Pants; Fancy Cashmere Pants Sat-
net and heavy Pants; large variety of Vests, Draw
ers Shirts, fine Linen Collars, &c.
Their stock will be made still more complete by fresh
supply daily imported.
Stanton, Nov 6, lS50-Vind copy
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One Rg0Mgh Eater.

'EEE subscriber has just received another supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting in part Of
Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars Green and Rio Coffee,
also superior article of West india ground and IN round
papers Molasses of different kinds You're fson and
Imperial Teas, extra article; boxes =. T.. Cheese,
box Pine Apple Cheese, very fine; larrel No.
ehf k nds Ginger, Spce Nufmsgs cinnamon Gh6ees,
Ciiron Sal Soda Carb. do, Fig Blue, Indigo, Starch
Mustard, &c., SC.
ALSO-Painted Tubs, Buckets and Coolers; Measures,
Sifers. Sugar Boxes, Stick and Wisp Brooms, and IN
short every article usually kept in an establishment Of
this kind, all of which will be sold very low. Call and
for yourselves at the Store opposite the Spectator or
flee. CHAS. Ii. BALL.
Staunton, Nov. 6, 1850.
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00I!MlSSIONlsl9S sAIllGo

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court for Bath
County, pronounced on the 24lh day of September,
1850, in cause therein depending, in which Crawford
s Co. Plaintiffs and Henry Van Buren, and Charles L.
Francisco Defendants the undersigned will on The l0th
day of December next proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder the front door Of the Courthouse of
Bath County certain piece parcel of Land, lying and
being on The Warm Spring Run, in the said County of
Bath, containing
One Acre and Twepty-three Poles.
There is upon the said Land, a commodious FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Work Shop, sc. credit Of
six, twelve and eighteen munlhs Gin equal insaments
will be given and The purchaser required 10 give bonds
with good security for The payment Of the purchase money
SAMUEL LEWIS, Sheriffof Bath Co.
November Is, lS50.-4w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.

VIM S. Jacksons Adm'r, &c.,1
AGAINST DEGREES Nov, 1850.
Jackson's heirs,
"Fhe Court doth adjudge order and decree that Mat
thew Pilson, Commissioner for that purpose appointed
do proceed TO sell by way public auction upon the prem
ises after foui weeks advertisement Of the terms tine
and place of sale, in The Saunton Spectator at the front
door OF the Courho and one or more public places
penses of the sae and the residue upon ctedi, of
one and three years. all the Real Estate of which the
said VIM. S. Jackson died seized and possessed reported
by the Commissioner to consist Of about ONE HUN
DRED AND lXTY-SEVEN ACRES-takng from
the purchaser bond with sufficient personal security, and
retaining the legal title as ultimate security"
On Saturday the 2lst day Of Dec, 1850,
will offer the Land above mentioned, on the premises, sit
uaed in Augusta County, about five miles above Green
vle adjoining the Lands of Col. Archer NJ Moore, Jacob
Hart and others.
MATTHEW PILSON, Commissioner.
November Is, lS50.-lds.
EEsy- Rockin1ham Repister copy
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BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES.

J. ARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for November,
Il this number completes the first volume, few full!
SETS hand and for sale subscription prce The Inter-
national Monthly Magazine for November Tie Fathers
ofthe Desert by H. Rulner, D. d. Browns Concordance;
The Alter by Charles F. Deems editor of the Southern
Methodist Pulpit Crozets Arithmetic; Another supply of
Miss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book Temperance Song
Book; The Book that will suit you; The New Carmina
Sacra Also large supply of beautiful 4nnuals and Poet
zeal Works and Fancy rclcs suitable for Holiday and
Bridal Presents just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN
Stoontop NV ISEO $500
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1'FALL. JOHN CRAWFORD.
New FirrM nj MI. Scion.

rgNIE subscribers having purchased the entire STOCK
OF GOODS of Messrs. Jordan Miller s. Paul at
Mt. Soon and rented their large Store and Ware room,
would inform their friends and the public generally that
they have and will constantly keep hand good assert
ment Of Goods of every kind.
The attention of Mill holders is particularly called to the
fact that they will keep hand good variety of Hot An
Choir Boiling Cloths. good supply Of Lumber always
on hand MCCALL s. CRAWFORD.
November 49, lS5O-3m
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n w EsTAE BIS III M ENT,

fHE subscriber would respectable inform the citizens of
Slannon and Augusta county, that he has commenced
the manufacturing of
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
at the stand formerly occupied by Francis Bowles, decd,
and he hopes by strict attention business and desire to
please, to merit share of the public patronage.
lie will do all kinds of Gutterng and Roofing with Tin,
Zinc Copper in the very best and on the most
reasonable terms. JOHN G.. GROVE.
Slannlon. NoY'6. lS50=2m
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DAVIS a. XAYSER

ElAS just received and offers for sale, very hane-
some assortment Of City made, Dress and Water
proof Boots Also lot of Hats and Capsofthe latest style
Call and see them.
otaunton, Oct 90, 1850.
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ROAD LETTING.

WILL be let at Greenfield in Nelson County on the 10Th
w day OF December next. the making Of ten miles of
the Howardsve and r, cktiSh Turnpike Road being that
road The road is being heated by n j. Barnett aud
will be ready Saked otf before the day of letting.
Proposals will he received for nile or more Address
the President and Directors HowardSv HE. For mode
of construction address a. j Barnett Esq Covesve Al
bemarle county.
w. A. TURNER, sec'y Of II. s. r.. T. Co.
November 81 lS50.-tdl.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

FENIE subscriber will offer for rent on the 25ih of De-
IL cember, two.thirds Of that valuable FARM, known
as the Brannemaa Tract, lying Mt Scion, Augusta
County. There are upon the premises a large story
DWELLING, and all necessary out buildings. The said
property will he rented for the of three years, and any
one desiring 20 rent good Farm will do well attend at
the time ard place of renting Terms made known on the
day by JOSEPH WENGER
Guardian for the infant Heirs.
Noyember 90. 1S5O-tdr
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O'N z AM'S
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry IIOarhOund and LiverWCrt

For Coughs, Colds, .asthma Lncipient Consumption,
Cata,rh, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of The Chest and Lungs.
TN offering this article the public do with perfect
J. fdencc, having obtained the Of The prominent
Physicians of the City of Baltimore where the article
featured.
Unlike every other popular remedy furnish home estimo
ny from the most valuable sources
We also willing place the recipe in the hands Of any
Physician who recognised gentleman good standing
the profession.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th, 1850.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
This to certify that have been confined my with
CoUGH and that by part of bottle
OF ONeas Compound Syrup Wild Cherry Hoarhound and Lv
ewor have in few days been entirely relieved and do
hesitate to recommend ii 10 the public valuable remedy in
such diseases as the Proprietor recommends ii.
E. r. BAER, No ls2 w. Lombard ST., Baltimore.
&C. The above article be had of Mesrs. HARPER KIN
Agents for the Of Stanton Any respectable Phys
clan can see the recipe by calling on the Agents
j. L. O'NEAL, Proprietor.
November 20, lS5O-2m.
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E'egs !$!GgCeS c5E KDW6FiC S0Ee
IN STAUNTON, DECEMBER 18TH, 1850

I WILL sell FOR CASH. the SLAVES belonging to :he
Estate of Michael Qunlan, decd. They without
exception, young and valuable.
BRICK STORE.
AT the same time, will sell the Store now occupied by
H. ]. s. W. b. Crawford, and will give the purchaser the
privilege Of extending the time Of payment from year to
year. exceeding YEARS. if he will secure the pu
chase money by deed Of and personal security and will
pay the interest annually Possession given The LIST Of
April, 1851.
Those who have purchased Real Property belonging to
this Estate notified that am prepared 10 make convey
upon their giving security satisfactory 10 the appras
ers Of the Estate and that other will be accepted.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, EX'or Of NJ Quinlan.
November 90, l650-dS
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G'RE.9Es g. E.siGEE.vN.f.1,
TATEORS.

OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE STANTON VIRGINIA
->9aGGc-
T'HE undersigned have associated themselves uLdsr the
i above firm in the
IAgL0nTE7S EUsEEDyE,
and respectfully offer their services the public. They
are in the receipt, regularly, of the .Nsp York Fashions.
and they assure the public tina: effort on their part will
be wanting TO give entire satisfaction all who may favor
them with their custom. JAMES O'RFAR,
GEO. F. ENGLEMhN.
Saunton, Oct. %, 1s50.-tf.
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TABLE CUTLERY.

TENE subscriber has just returned from the North and is
l. Is now receiving
$50 dozen Knives and Forks at all prices,
6 sets of so pieces each Ivory handled ditto,
Owen Ivory Table and Tea do,
5 " Table and Tea do. without Forks,
20 I" Butcher and Cooks Knives, assorted,
" Silver Plated Forks,
Also, Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Plated Brannis
and Iron Table and Tea Spoons Ladies, Cevers Forks
&C.. presenting the best assortment before offered in
the Valley, which those in want should in justice to them
selves examine before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE r.. PRICE, Hardware Merchant.
Staunton Oct %, 1850
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RAGS ! RAGS

VNN 00N LBS. of Linen and Cotton Rags, wanted
aVVsOVV by the LIST day Of January next, at the
Messy Creek Paper Mill, Mt Soon,n Augusta
ty, Virginia We shall also need about so 900 lbs of Wool
len Rags, for which fair price will be given.
&C. The undersigned will be prepared furnish all kinds
Of PAPER at wholesale prices, after the first Of January
next. Orders are respectfully solicited.
CLARKE, MILLER & HALL.
November u. 1S5O-3t.
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Gz- The Washington Southern Press has the following
teeqaphjc des ach from the President Of the Nashville
Convention.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHMoNp, Nov. "a, 1850
BsEF-Seas Weight So % 50 rs. Extra quality will
command higher price
HoGs-S5 Sc nett; marketdull
MUrToNs-$2 SO nett, as in quality
BALTIMORE Nov. "a, 1850.
BEEr-Scalc Ueight-$2 So
Hoos-S4 so So 90, no demand.
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o. Governor Ramsey writes from Minnesota that the pop
uaon has increased from 1000 last year. to over 1000 the
present Emigtaus pouring in Hrom Norway, Sweden
and North Germsny
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POSTPoNENrEMT.

The above sale is Postponed until Saturday the 3Oth
day of November, at which time it will take place.
WILLIAM CHAPMAN
November 27, 1S50-tds
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20 II whom ii may Concern.

rE'HE undersigned wishing wind up their business by
the first of December will, in future, sell their stock
of CLOTHING at the lowest possible prices. All, therefore,
who wish to get bargains will do well to give CALL
We would also say those who indebted ia that
they make payment by that time as longer indulgence
cannot be giver. FRANK & co.
Siaunton Nov 49, 1S50.-3t.
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p,coS. HOG ROUND, sc
Cons, SIC
PoRK, 81 20
LARD. sc
BEEswAX, 2Oc
GISsESG, 2Sc
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oysters! Oysters!! &c.
AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE,

vUNHE subscriber offers for sale the old Cross vs, FAR.
on the main road leading from Siaunton to .reenvile
about eight miles from The latter place. Tn, Tract
ains pa ACRES, and is undoubtedly one of the hest
Farms in the County. There are about twelve Acres of
repair and within forty steps of i, is Spring Of excellent
water.
The terms will be accommodating. Apply to The sub
scrber living near Greenve.
WILL LAM BROWN.
October &c. IS5O.-tf
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o. The Nashville Banner says that gentleman present
on the first day ofthe Soulhern Convention es,i-
mated the whole number in attendance, including spectators
at ninety five.
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THE MARKET PRICES.
STANTON PRICES CURRENT.
ed ,,eetJ,, fin. ,bo s,.,, h, Byo,cn g. FuRs.)

Flour, SUPERFINE, S3S7
WHEAT, per Bushel, Toe
RYE, soc
Oars, soc
Butter, Fresh lie, Firkin III
FEATHERS, 33c J
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MI0EIIIA & E0DINinZTS0N
AttOrHae at Law,

STAUNTON VIRGINIA.
FssHOS. j. NICHE S, H. II ROBERTSON hay
r ing associated themselves together in the practice "
the Law in all the Courts held in Augusta will give prompt
and digent attention TO all business entrusted TO them
One of them will always be found in the office of the seq
ior partner.
e5 They will also give prompt attention to the sscur-
ing of Bounty Land claims.
Staunton, Sept. 4, lS50.-tf
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POWDER AID SCOT.

GEO. E; PRICE has gust received a supply of Du.
points Superior Eagle Powder, also Shot Of all sizes,
Lead, Walkers English and French Caps, Fnts WHIP
PIES Shot Pouches, &C. to which he invites The attention
of SPortsmen. Opposite Cushing's Main Street.
Staunon, Oct 81 1850.
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Gc- Letters from Agiers announce the most disastrous
effects of the cholera. la two days huudred and fifty
persons fell victims to this disease
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-27
BAR IRON AND srEEr,

e TONS assorted Hammered Iron,
" do. do. Rolled do,
do American Blistered Steel,
do Sheet lron,
2 do Round and Square Iron, for sale by
November 81 1850. WOOD s. BANNER.
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VgEzEAT! WNEAg!

"a ANJF) 10 nr-rhaeo ~, ChnI--nlI
w below Charlottesville, the Virginia Central Rail
Road Abemare County, several thousand bushels ogood
WHEAT. (while) for which liberal price will be given
and Cash paid on delivery of the Wheat. by the
PROPRIETOR of said Mills
November 49, lS50-3t
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Rl..A8BlAG8 RECORD

On Thursday last by the Rev T. T. Castlcman, Mr. s. A.
TaAyER Miss ELvINA, daughter ofHeny Taylor all of this
place
In Wheelng thu 18th instant at the residence of Dr. Nc
Ehenney, by the Rev, Mr. Weed, Mr. WM H. MONTGOMERY
of Lewisbug to Miss RUrH E., daughter of the late john j.
Jacobs Of OhiOc Va.
On the 2ls,ms BY the Rev. John w Start Mr. JAMES Bat
of Brdgewaer, to Miss MARGARET HELMS, of Augusta
county.
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TaE BosroN ExcrEMENr.-Mr John Knight. who
was engaged with Mr.. W. H. Hughs, in the attempt to
recover the two fugitive slaves, William and Ellen Graft,
has published detailed of his adventures in Bos-
ton. He says the statements copied in Southern papers
were taken from Abolition prints and gross msrepre
sensations of facts. There much excitement In the
city, which, however, instead of alarming the Slave hun
ters' seems to have afforded them rich amusement
Crowds Dcked TO the Hotel to them and asked many
questions in regard to the Gratis and the treatment Of
Slaves generally Some of the more deIuded actually seem
ed to think that our negroes chained every night at
ter they flashed ~, AMI TEL upon cotton seed, Sc One
EVENING g COMMITTEES OF aides called the Hotel and sent
up ,aei. cards. 5s the oass Of hsi, curiosity were not
in. Mr.. K. says
From al saw ami heard ani experienced while in Bus
ton ou convinced a public opuuD there, in regard to
the Fugitive Save Law, undergoing change. 1t Is
tru,, tba abs elss arr very numerous. and apparent!
have tulngs very much their own way at present Inc
business and men of property with whom conveStu'
generally took but little interest in the matter OUT su %
the law ought to be respected-hat they wSneo 10 Lu
of the negroes. and that, if to ral OF me
negroes and abouonss would be put down. Inns, now
ever, will take time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-11-27

oc,. There was great UuiCn meeting in Philadelphia
Thursday nght,oyer which Jno Sergeant presided On
taking the chair he made very eloquent address the
object of the meeting Resolutions were adopted strongly
in favor ofhe Uuon, spesNing of it saucd6ed trust
that should be dear every American they declare the
Fugitive Slave Law to he in strict accordance with the
Constitution and speak warmly in vurof the compromises
Of the last Congress.
letter was read from James Buchanan, declaring that
the Northern agitation the subject Of slavery must be
put down to preserve the Union, He Pronounces the Viii
mot Proyiso dead-decares the Fugitive Slave Law con-
sttuona and ought ~ be abded byand says that
slavery cannot be abolished the District long
lists in Maryland The ngesos aud others made speeches.
The meeting very enthusiastic.
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ITO Claimants Of Bounty Land.

fE'flE subscriber about remove to Washington, will,
for small compensaton render all the assistance IN
his power to Land Claimants residence in Washing
ton will enable him give claims prompt and efficient at
enon He would particularly call the attention Of those
interested, and with whom he is especially acquain
ed. in Bath PendletOn Highland and Allegheny to this
notice.
o. Letters post paid may be addressed to him in WASH
ington, from about the middle Of December.
THEODERICK d. McROBERTS.
Novemher e. IS50-4t
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Paints and Oils.
FANCY ARTICLES.

q hOCERlES Loaf, Brown and Crushed Sugars :;
Ooiee; Teas, Molasses, Cheese, Crackers, Choco-
a!e' candles, Pepper Sauce, Casup, Olives &c., &c.,
SlaunOn, Nov. 6, 1850, az
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wINCHEsTER MARKETs.

WINCHESTER MARKETS
Week Ending Nov IL
FLoUR-S4 Goa 81 20 o.
HERRINGs-S5 20 q D '0'
SnAD-S975 Il 10 %.
BAcoS-6 l-2c. perl
WYEAr-S5c 30
O,rs-35 Il l0c.
CoRS-65 q 7Oc.
RyE-75c.
LARo-7c perlb.
PLASTER 81 80 per ton
FEATHERs--30 a 32c.
lRoN- S95 It 100 per ton.
BEEswAx-20c per 10.
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From FURopE.-The Niagara arrived at New York on
Friday last with dates from Lyerpoo! to the On instant
In England the late Papal bull appointing the Roman
Catholic Hierarchy continued to be the subject of much ag
iation aud excitement.
In France nothing Of Importance has taken place since
the date OF the last preceding adviceS.
The Cortez Of Spain opened by the Queen in per-
son on the 3st Ocuber In her address she alluded to
the late pratca attack Cuba, aud expressed satisfaction
with the in which it repealed by her loyal
subjects. She happy also that diplomatic
relations had been re-esabiSed with Great Britain The
public revenues increasing internal dSsensons d.
innishing and the country becoming prosperous,
HeSSe Cassel had Oeen entered by Bavarian and Aus
tran troops, who found it without mitar? civil Gov
eminent. Some PruSsian troops had also entered it,
The ScheSwg- HolSein question remained unadiused.
eept that the Danish orce had been increased but were
much annoyed by sickness.
Turkish man war was lately blown up rear Con-
stantinope, by which one thousand lives were lost.
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o. Thomas H. Bentoa delivered of his characteristic
speeches in ST. LoNis Saturday evening the OH us
which he abused the DsuuionSts throughout the land,
without stint-sad Clay and Taylor acted like men of
sense when the disturbing questions before the country were
but that Mr. Clay boiled aud that To Mr.. Cs change of
ground upon vital questions, the poracted session Of
last Congress soely attributable lie passed glowing
eulogy upon Gen Taylor, and remarked that he had re-
ceyed at his hands many marks of Kindness aud that in
appointing Col Fremont Chief Of the Boundary Survey
Gen. Taylor had clearly sgnifed his dsapproval of the
proceedings of the Kearny Court Martial "Od Bullion
then roundy berated the Anti BeuoniJes Of Missouri and
wound up by savage assault upon MIR. Clay.
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NEW NOVELS.

JUST received and for sale Philadelphia prices, Fifty
S New Novels, selected with great care, amongst the
number Shirly Oak Offerings, Valley Farm, Agnes Grey
The Fright, Homes as Found, Sc, sc.
WM. CHAMBERS.
Siaunton, Nov. 49, 1850.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending Nov. "a.

FLoUR-S4 10 a $4 81.
/ CLovERsEEp-S5 5 %.
HERGINGs- Sc so.
! SHAD, 50 rs.
BACON 81 90.
LARD-S cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT 81 %.
CoRN MEAL-s0c perbush
CoRN-6Oc.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed, 27c.
BUTrER-Firkin IA a II c,
PLASTER So %.
SALT.-Sl So.