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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

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A resolution of lhahks TO the ChnrcR and
pastor Of Litchtsld for their kindness and
hospitality vas thea voted. I'D
(YoHf-TepOrieT hegS leave here, while sc.
Ginning to second the above resolpiion, 10 tens
,!er his thanks 10 the proprietor Of the Man.
sion HOUSE" where, owing 10 the refusal Of the
committee Of arrangtmehts TO provide him
with appropriate quarters. he was served IN
I he hest manner, though al his ,'tHn expense.
The reporter fer the Puritan Recorder can
not unite with Us in commencing The bcst of.
he Mansion House, for he was Quarierea with
a IL &c ticket, elsewhere. 1t would seem lit.
lie strange that our own religious paper
should not be treated with as much courtesy
one from another State
- Reporter N. E. Rel. Herald.
Mr. EDrroR:-To the lIiberal and false
insinnatlens Of the foregoing extract, il would
be senougk to oppose the cordial and unan,,
nous vote Of the General Association, 10
which the reporter for the N. f. Herald de-
lnuss. In order however. 10 meet.lhe specific
case he cites. It may be. proper, in behalf Of
the Acting Com mitiee OF Arrangements, TO
as well foI the reporter in question, as for all
others in attendance, whether members Of the
General Assoeia ion or not. The d.fiicnlty in
that gentIrm0n's case was that the Cnmn. itfrs
did not, because Of his oficious and impudent
demand. assign him free quarters si The Hoiel,
until delegates to the body, who were in wait
ing, and Of right should tirst be accommodatsd,,,
could have attention. While the person on
whIm this duty deyolved, was .aboriou<ly en-
gagged in disposing OF some scores of members
who were patiently standing around him. this
reporter, accompanied and seconded BY a
irieuds announced himself, aud very offensiye.
ly insisted on being quar;ered at the Hotel -
He was told tina. SO soon az the delegates y. le
distributed. big case would be reached and
withsianting the selfish indelicacy Of his
previous conduct, the Conmttee. at the earle
est moment within their power. allotted him
place. but, upon informing his friend OF the
fact, were -lartly answered that he had AIKEN
a'rocm upon his swn account.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

A HoosiER IN BosToS.--This story is
told az an Illinois man stopping in Bos-
ton. After dinner he bought cigar
and sauntered out for a walk. Soon a
policeman tapped him on the shoulder
and notified him that he had incurred q
6ne " 81 for smoking in the street. The
!. strantEer broke . Y and paid the penalty.
Shorty afterR child who wanted /" q pen
NJ u buY a Loaf az bread, and hadn't
IA NJ Breakfast Or dinner" moved his
: 6 generosity, and he bestowed a
Fennant 81 gingerbread upon the hun,
rry one. Thereupon . second officer
srproaehed and informed HIM that he
Nd violated another ordnance Of the
cilg N Itllsta 9pe, The Hoosier handed
ant fIiS Bill the Officer, presented hin,
fse shhn 10 sheok his bel keep
~ rksl shalI wapt Y whissls pre-
nenily,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

RESIGNATION OF DR.. BEEcnER. Rev.
Lyman Beecher, ID. has resigned his
Office as President and Professor Of The
ology in Lane Seminary. and has been
elected Emeritus Professor Of Theology.
The reasons Of his resignation are his ads
'vanced age. "A, and his desire to prepare
bis works for the press. It is under
stood that he will continue to reside on
Walnut Hills. His successor is not yet
announced.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

DW1sIBILr1Y or MATrKs.- "A remark.
able instance Of the aisisibilitY 81 mater
is sesn in the dye;ng Of ailk il eoebineal
where pound Of slid. consairing eight
score thrtdds % the ounce, each thread
59,yards IOng, and NE vhQle reaching
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

A train Of The New Haven Railroad,
with upwards a 400 passengers. came
from New York 70 this city, few days
since, ID two hours and stwelye minutes,
excluding stoppages. The distance IS
70 miles. Tina whole time from New
York to Springfield. was four hours and
fortysseven minutes. Nesg HavSn Reg
isssv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

CaDETss Or TE1rPEAANcE.-M a meeting
81 Bantam Section, No. 81, Z. Of T.. the fsl'
lowing young gentlemen were installed offs
GERS for ihe Pressnt quarter
Aaron A. Ward, Worthy Archon George
M. Woodruff. Vice AFchOn; w. s. FraRklin..
Secretary Henry A. Todd, Assistant Secreta"
ry; Henry Adams. Treasurer Frederick M.
Sanford, Assistant Treasurer Charles F,
Sedgwick, Guide L. Francis Stodda,d, Usher |;
Manly Rogers. Waterman u. q. Feckwith, jr..
Sentinel. PWP c. o. BELDEN was elected
Worthy Patron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
Appointments by the Major General

Maj Gen. VIM. T. King has appointed Da.
vid R. Gould, Esq. 81 Sharon. Division In
spector, with the rank of Lieut.. Colonel aad
George y. Beach Of Hartford, and Henry r.
Cleveland Of Hampton, Aides, with the rank
Of MaiDr
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

joseph B Whiting. JOhn yNOcdbriage, i.
Edmund a WOOdipg, Lewis Visiting.
NEW MARTFoRp.
Roger H Mills, dared p Foster. Henry
Jones, freeman Graham, James Hen
Henderson, Gordon w Henderson. Royal
Wa,sOp, lsa Merrill, Herman Chaplin, I'll
Watson. wai,e Garrett. Stephen Q Mason,
Daniel S Bird. Caius C Manchester, BEN
iamin G LOOMS, Roswell n Seymour
Henry r Atkins. ,..,..-.....
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

nDavid Frederick Hollistsr. of Wood,
bury. has been elected Prrsiden. Of The Lii
neaiap Society Of Yale College.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
LlTCHFIRLD ENQulRER
MTCPFlELD. july Z, 1850.
Judge Of the County Court.
CHARLES B. PHELPS.

Judge Of the C'osaty COnri,
CHARLES B. PHELPS.
County Commissioners,
JouS BoYD. of Winchester. 2
HESRY L. RANDALL, of Roxbury,
DANIEL PARSONS, of Sharon.
Judges Of Probate,
Litchfeld o. A. G. Todd.
Canaan MiIesT. Granger.
Cornwall Frederick Kellogg.
Harwinton Martin Cock, Cd. .
Kent Rufus Fuller, Jr.
New Milford ]. B. Harrison.
New Hartford R. H. Mills.
Norfolk John DUEL.
Plymouth Elisha johnson. ~
Roxbury Hartman G. Eastman
Salisbury John g. Mitchell.
Sharon James Orr.
Torrington Harlow Fyler.
WATERFOWL A. Al. Hungeriord.
Woodbury. Charles B. Phelps.
Winchester Samuel w. Coe.
Washington Daniel G.. Plat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
NEW MILFORD.

b baldVtns INetSOu Au""'SN1 GS "ss>,
Sherman Peck, Arson Sauires, Hiram
Keller, Georg. Loveredgs, S ID Orion, Tru'
man Richmond. John 8 Turlell, Lew Nor
ris, frederick Boardman, Sheldon Black
nun. Edgar 8 Jennings, Sylvester Mer~in'
Philo Rabbit, Isaac Northrop' Lyman
Hine, Harris Games. @aA
NORFOLK.
John Ryan, Francis B Smith, Horace B
Knapp. Harlow Roys. Na.h'l B Slevcrs
nson Gaylord, Orlo J Wolco.t, Daniel
Ho.chkiss, WIN K Peck, Norman Riggs,
Salmon Swift.
SALISBURY.
John II. Hubbard, John II Russell, John
g Mitchell, Donald ] Warner, Benjamin.
II Wheeler, Elisha Knight, Pliny L Barton,
Nathaniel Benedict, Daniel 8 Clapp, Rob
or, N Fuller, John Joice, WIN P Russell,
Samvel C Scoville. Iora,io c Yandeusen,
Lo, Norton, Henry Woodruff,
SHARON.
Charles Sterling, c F Sedswick, Richard
Smith, Daniel Parsons, Harry Lockwood,
Orman Heath, Smith Stuart. Orrin Hu'ch>
inson, Normap E Wheeler, Zalman S Hunt
James Orr, Eiakim 5 Sloddard, George w
Chaffec, Eben w Chafsee, Silas A Gray,
Henry s, john, David s Cartwright. Ele>
aver Jenkins, Southland Hitchcock, Luc'us
v Pratt.
WASHINGTON.
VIM Moody, Samuel A Baker, Joseph H
Bennett, hhiel nickox, Daniel G Plat, AL
vim Brown, Daniel B BrinSmade, Alexander
J Centre, John B Newton, Herman Bald
win, Daniel Burnham. Joel Morehouse, d
C Whi,,lesey, Frederick Beardsley, Marvin
Wheaton.
WATERFOWL.
Holbrook Curtis. Leman W Cutler, Mer,
ri, Hemingway, Cha's S Woodward, Day.
TON Mat.oon, Abraham B Everett, Nathan
tel Wheeler. David NATION, VIM Bassetl,
Joel Atwood, Milo Baldwin.
WARREN. lis ae.
Benajah Mallary, Charlrs Everett, Rus
sell Carer, Julius w Bemept, Manly PEI
,ers, Asa W Grannis, Truman Guild, Chas
Cater, George Starr, George Tallmadge,
Edwin Nj Kellogg. FranklinA Curtis.
WINCHESTER.
VIM s Holabird. John Boyd, S.W Cog,
Roland Hitchcock, Gideon all, Alvah
Nash, Moses Camp 81, Harvey Ford. The
ron Bronson, Moses Drake, VIM Kelsey.
Chester wentworsh, Hiram Perkins. John
L W akrfeld. Albert Crowell, Geo " Wet
more, Mcpherson Hubtel
WOODBURY..
Q Phelps, Elijah Sherman. Thomas
Bull. r H holchkiss, Leman 6 A,w9gd,
VIM Co,hrcn, Charles II Webb, Lewis Judd,
Benz e Peck. VIM Way, David c Somers'
Nathan Warner j.. John w Rogers, Silas
Chaplin. Phineas s Bradley, Norman Par
ker. George Drakelsy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
TORRIECTON.

Eras,as BanefoN, Henry s Barbour. A,
son Col. u. Roaerick Bissell, George r
Rlssell. Asahel q BradfSrd, Demas Coz
NOAH Drake. Rufus G.lls... Harlow Fyler,
Alexander Gilies., Nelson Reesrss, LoraIn
Thfall, Levsren Te..le, Coed Wadhans,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
CORNWALL.

Benjamin Sedgwick, Birdsey Baldwin.
George Wheaton, Ph,lo Kellogg, Frederick
Kellogg, Arson Rogers, Myron Harrison,
CAalker Pratt, Obadiah Biercc, II Milton
Hart, Jonathan T Norton, John w Harri-
son. Theodore 8 Gold, William Hindman.
Arson d Beach. ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

Il, Elisha Johnson, Ammi Giddines, David
d Warner Aaron D Wclies, Titus n Oar
row. Samuel Todd. Miles Morse, Hiram
Pierce, Bennett Hibbard, Jes>ph Gaylord,
tenry Aswa.eu. James Terry. sss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
COLEBROQK.

Arthur Howell, Harvey Whiting, George
Austin. Edward A Phelps, Adrian Cham
berlain, Daniel DeWolf, Clark Il Roberts.
Harvey Pinney, Reuben Rockwell. Henry
l. Lincoln. Levi Cook, Rufus Seymour,
VIM N Manchester, Calvin Sage, Henry
> Sawyer. .....,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
BARKHAMSTEAD.

Peleg Shepard, HHa Case. Bella Sqnires.
Arson Wheeler, Josiah II. Sage, Reuben
Pinney, Daniel Youngs. Arba Afford, JUS
tin Hodge, William II KsyRolds, Philemon
Perry, Harlow Case, Hiram Goodwin,
George MerIills, Ezekiel Hayes, Laurain
Smith. g M
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

Miles t. Granger, George w. Pest; John
Gilmore, SamuetE Hazard, James Ensign,
Hiram HoIcomb, John A Gilleu. Hora,io
N Welh. iell, Samuel Phillips, Benjamin
r Tobey, Wesley Trest OFT, John Watson,
Wan G Pierce, Lyman Lawrence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
GOSHEN.

Nelson Brewster, Augustus Miles, A W
Lawion, Alexander Norton, Lamon, Street,
Sterling Wooster, Mineas Ives, Simeon
Loomis, Andrew Palmer, Ores,es Palmer,
Harlow Humphrey, VIM Plat
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
Esou,ssy las,a 20 she Soldiers of 1919

CONGRESS has just passed law giving TO the soldiers
Of the war of 1912, and Of the Indian wars since $780,
certain quantities of land, as follows
TO those who engaged 10 IL months, and actually
served months l60 acres-o those who engaged to serve
months, and actually served month"; 80 acres-and to
all others who engaged any, indefinite PERIOD
and actually served month"; 40 acres and 10 the surv
wing widows Of deceased soldiers the quantity of land
to which the soldier would have been entitled if living
We have provided ourselves with copy ofthe law, and
the necessary blanks procure from the Government the
Land Warrants TO which claimants entitled, with the
least possible delay and offer services 10 the pub
lie for the transaction of this particular kind of business
with the assurance that will make our fees but rea-
sonabe and moderate compensation for the services render
ed 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 u.s. furnish with evidence of their service
in the War as soon they can, in order that may
transmit j, TO the proper Department at once.
FRAZIER & IMBODEN, Attorneys at Law
StauntOn, Oct. O. lS50-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.

ysNEE undersigned offers for sale the Tract Of Land late
ly belonging to Bazell Lutz, decd, which he re-
sided living the head of Naked Creek, about
three miles from Nlt Sidney 1t contains about ego A
crcs fine Limestone clay soil, of which i40 Acres
cleared and in good heart, the residue sexceeny timber
ed. The Improvements consist of good two story LOG
HOUSE, with all the other out houses suitable for
such Farm, such as Barn, Stables, Creamery, sc. A
more full description is not necessary purchasers will call
and examine for themselves.
The TERMS which will be accommodating, will be made
known by the Undersigned who resides adjoining the prem
Uses. HENRY LUZ, Executor.
October 10. lS50.-St.
Ergsg- Rockingham Register and Winchester Repubi-
can copy 81 alternate weeks.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE

I'm pursuance to decree of Circut Superior Court of
Law aud Chaucery for the County of Pocahonas rem
dered al the October term lS49 The subscriber Commits
soner by said decree appointed, will proceed the 9Th day
of November 1850 Chat being Court day, ose in front
of the Courthouse Huntersve, the LaEds in said de-
cree men oned situated in the north end of Pocahonas
County, being part of the Land of Jacob Gum, decd,
and adjoining the Lands of VIM Lightne and Others and
containing by estimation l20 ACRES. This Land lies in
good ueghbohood, and is likewise adapted 10 the pur-
pose of farming and will be sold credit of six, twelve
and egeen months, the purchaser giving bonds and
rity and lien will be retained further security the
purchase money.
The ulle to this Land is good but selling as Commits
sioner shall only convey such title is vested in me by
virtue Of said decree.
WIN. j. WOODDELL, Comm.
October l6, ls5O-tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
WAR OF 1919, &c.


'J'HE Bill granting BOUNTY LAND to the Soldiers
(whether regulars, volunteers mila) engaged in
the War of 1872 Is and a. and in the Florida or Semi
mole War of 1896, '37, '3s, and General Waynes
War; or any since $780, hacing finally passed Con-
eres the undersigned being in possession OF al The forms,
and understanding fully all the requirements q arous
offices Of the Government, will attend promptly $8curng
the same for claimants.
In case of The death of the Soldier the Wido1c Minor
Heirs are entitled.
Soldiers who engaged to serve twelve months during
the war; and actually served nine months shall receive 100
.4ceS and those who engaged serve six months and
luay served four months, shall receive so .4cres and
those who engaged to for any, indefinite period,
and actually served month, shall receive 40 .4cres
As the Claimant Warrantee is not all0ced the pvi
ege of selling and assigning atcay this Certificate Var
rant, but compelled locate have his land located and
considerable delay and risk in procuring good and adva
ageouSy ldied Land will be the consequence, the sub
scrber order obviale the same, has made arrange
menls with competent and responsible gentlemen in the
West to select and locate Land in person, thereby
curing prime farming and marketable Land after which,
the Patents Tor he the Land be sold (if deS'
ed) al full Uaue-hus saving $50 or 100 on the claim,
besides guarding against SPECTATORS and many unforeseen
difficulties that will otherwise occur
Forms and Instructions funished-the Warrant or Ger
icate obained-he same located, and the Patent or Land
sold tR prices The Fee for the achOe services being
only 10 per the Government value Of the claim
IT, Address, post paid
JOHN S. GALLAHER, JUNIOR.
Washington d. g., Oct. Q, lS5O-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
soM1 EgHIM0 Mnw.

'HE subscriber has just received his Fall 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 pound
papers Moasses, of different kinds; Young Hson and
Imperial Teas, an extra article; boxes N E. Cheese
box Pine Apple Cheese, very fine; barrel No.
A1ackare Scotch Herring Soap and Candles Of differ
ent kinds Ginger, Spice Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Cloves,
Citron Sal Soda, Cab. d., Fig Blue, indigo Starch,
Mustard, &c., Sc.
ALSO-Painted Tubs Buckets and Coolers Measures,
Sifters Sugar Boxes, Stick and Wisp Brooms, and in
this kind all of which will be sold very low. Call and
see for yourselves at the Store opposite the Spectator or
flee. CHAS. Fl. BALL.
Staunton, Sept. 25, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
A LIST oE LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Staunton, October
"a ls $780, which if not taken out before tns Isl o
January, 1851, will be sent to the Dead Letel oic1
A-Richard S. Allen, Jacob ID. Argenor'gns' L. o
Amiss. ~, :,
B-Miss NJ. F.. Bailey, Mrs. Ann S; Bailey, Nathaniel
d Bacon. Linn RalJyin' Peter r. Bright, Mrs. Mary
Rear. Thos. s Rrnxn James b. Banner, Miss Sarah r.
Bishop, Capt ]. f. Burkhart, DAME Baoer.
C-Tucker s. Coles, ANNE 0ralg' n; d; Oraig, c1hn
Cox. J. Cahil Amos Crosby, jr Hannah Clarke, Ncho-
las Chos, j. A. Quincy Jun" 0a'ey' Nic"ae ooheny
.oe William lillian Dean, Rev. j. B. Davis, James Dull,
Jobn n Dejarne,t, Maurice Donovan.
E& T-Henry Edison, ST., Lewis Faiobi, Dr. Thos
n Fisher, Samuel Frame, Rev. John Forrest, Daniel
Flower, Maurice Fitzgerald, Thomas Flaherty.
G-Nliss Lydia Gsh George Glascock, George Glenn,
George Gose, Ca,harne V. Glossbenner, John Grove,
Philip Griner, Michael Grady.
FZ-Cinton Hall, Ducl B. Harrison, Edward Hammer,
Jacob Hilde5rand Charles E. Haas, A. d. Haden, Han
nah Hartman, jefferson Holly, Mildred Huffman, John E.
Harris George Hudson, George Houseman, Thos Hyde,
John r. Hurdman.
J-Benj. jones' Geo. johnson, Jane Y. johnson, VIM.
B. johnson, Daniel James,
K&L-Andrew Kelly, Patrick Kent, Lucinda Lucas,
Ben Lee, Thus n Lee, VIM, L. Lowell.
NI-William Mccoy, John w. Merrelt Mary Nal
com, VIM Merrest, James B. Madison Henry Msh, Jas.
w. Miller, Heirs of Lieut. Robert Mckinney, VIM. A.
McClung John Murphy, Bridget Murphy, Martin Nc
Nully, Thomas McCrohen, James Mogooerly. Thomas
McCadom, Edward McManomen Micheal McManara,
Michael McNamara Charles Mccarthy, Mrs. Mccarthy.
N s o-EIiza Nickens, Nancy R. Newman, Bridget
O'Donnely.
PREY j. ID. Paris, Rev. VIM. Pinkerton, Philip H.
Pendleon Alex. Paris, John w. Parks, DR.. Pheemser.
RI. A. Rowan, John Readmond, Elizabeth Robson,
Joseph R Ridugs, Michael Riley
S-John W. Smith, John Steep, Mary Shackelford,
George w Schweitzer, John Sumers, Hon. David Stew
art, Julia A. Sharp. John Sullivan, Timothy Shea
T-Chrisopher H. Thompkins, George Taylor Sarah
Throgmorton, Patrick Tearney.
y-Jacob Whisman, e. Walker, Daniel Whitmore
Jane Williams, Christina Welsh, Joseph Walker Mary
f. Wright, James Wright, Ann G. White, Hey Wag-
ne1, WIN. Woods n. G. BROOKS, Z. NJ.
Staunton Oct Is lS50-3t.
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TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING !
D. lDiTLlnl510 q I'm

D. P0AAlI9 s. Coz
HAVE just opened the Corner Of The Virginia Hotel
formerly in the occupancy off Bayne) the largest
most fashionable and cheapest assortment of
READy-IGADE CLoTHINa,
ever brought to this market. They respectfully ask call
from all persons in want of Clothing. and if they do not
make good their statements. the quality and price Of
their goods, they will not pretend make sale. This
stock has just been selected by j. P from the largest
so:ment in the Northern Cities, with eye TO the Fall
trade Of this place. and are therefore convinced that we
can sell the very article wanted any person who will
favor us with call.
The following articles comprise, in part our stock Git
would be impossible 10 enumerale a) viz: -
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Frock and Dress Goats
Black, Brown and Invisible Green Cloth Sack and Sin
gle Breasted Frock do. Drab Sack Over Goats, of finest
workmanship; Black and Blue Pilot, Felt and Beaver
Over Goats; White and Blue Blanket Over Goats ;
Black Cloth Cloaks and Togas; Panaloons and Vests of
every descriptions Caps and all articles of Gen,emen's
under wear.
N. B.-We can supply Country Merchants with an as
sorment of excellent Clothing at City prices.
j. POLLr'rZ s. Co., Corner of Va. Hotel.
Staunton, Oct. 9, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
Attention 32nd Regiment.

Staunton, Oct. 2, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
THROUGH RY' DAYLIGHT.
-:O:-
OPPOSITION TAGE LIME
Between Winchester and StauntOn.

'EHE Proprietors of the Peoples Cor so called Glow
SrRINe") Line, undaunsed at the ). -SSSallI
monopolies or nick have placed MrSS-
on the above route frst-rate zsr@ssaA-@zsa-<ssa.
-FOUR HORSE COACHES,
capable of seating IA passengers good stock and experen
ced drivers They can now confidently the travel
ling community, who have heretofore patronized the Line
literally comfort and speed The Coaches will run as
follows Leaving Winchester on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday mornings and Staunton Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday m9rnings-through the same day.
Passengers called for OR put out at any convenient point
they desire.
Packages thankfully received and promptly forwarded
by this Line.
gy- For seats apply at the UNION HOTEL, Wnches-
ter aud MCCLUNG's HOTEL, Saunon, where passengers
will find every comfort and attention.
THOS BURKE, 2p,rro,o
R. l.. ALLEN, fRorR'hToN'
A. P. FITCH, AGENT, Winchester Va.
}. A. McCLUNG, AGENT, Staunton, Va.
P, Spersons wishing TO seals in this Line, in
advance their arrival can do SO by writing to the A.
gents. b. & A.
May 20, ls50-tf.
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1GOsh FgegissseRs.

rg'HE Courts Of Inquiry Battalion and Regimenal. will
be held at Spring HILL on Saturday the 5Olh Of No
vember The Battalion Courts will meet alto o'cock, a.
Officers can obtain copies of the revised Militia al
laws by applying 10 the Commandant, and their at 81
enlOn called to the provisions regulating the mode N
of keeping and returning their rolls. S3(
Officers who have failed to furnish the Clerk with \
the evidence of qualification to their Commissions, III
are notified that unless they comply with the law on
the subject, before the meeting Of the Regimenal
Court, they will be reported for such failure, and the
places will be filled by new elections.
BY command, JOHN L. PEYTON,
Adjulant l60h Regiment
Ociojer IS, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-16
BLIC SALE.

REING about TO remove TO Kentucky will offer at pub
~ lie sale, to the highest bidder at my residence on the
Long Meadow in Augusta County, on Thursday the 24h
ERTY, snch as
Horses, Hogs Cattle, Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
ALSO-sl3 ACRES Of Mountain Land, lying in
Turks Gap, and one-twelth part in the South Mountain
Chalybeate Springs. credit of months will be given
for all Of SIS and upwards, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security under that sum the cash will be
required. JAMES ALEXANDER.
October 9. lS5O--tds