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Hon. X II stan tom.

This gentleman, whose arrival in this city noticed
few days ago, has returned to his residence in Ken.
lucky Our readers aware that he was mem.
Der from Kentucky in the last Congress- and that he
took m active part in the most prominent Of
that body His course on the measures called the Com
promise was marked with great tact and judgment, and in
accord with that sincere love Of union which s the char
actens,ic of democrat In all respects. we regard
Mr. Stanton one of the most able OF our member" OF
Congress, and we are gra6ed to find that he has con-
sentsd to become candidate for reelection. Intelligent
industrious and indefatgabe in attention 10 the interests
of his constituents 10 the last Congress- his services will
be equally important in The next where measures Of the
greatest interest, relating TO the tariff and internal i'm
provemen, be again discussed besides such may
be expected grow out Of the continued agitation Of the
question of slavery by the abolition fanatics
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FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.


( !
HALIFAX, May 26-l2, p m.--The steamer Canada ar
nvsd here al ., p m with 81 pssssnges. - % whom
arc Tor Boston aud 10 for Halifax She exPessncsd very
a0ugh weather on the first three days OF her passage
The news generally is unimporAnt H, ,.a8,el
ENGLAkD,-Crowds continued 10 flock to the Crystal
Palace The Queen makes daily private visit. The
receipts OF one day had been high $4,000 Season
tickets sill sell al hrst prices E#i f.tf4Na
In the House OF Commons after discussion. the
further consideration OF the ecclesiastical titles bill
postponed 10 the 10th W.
The Liverpool Journal says; We believe we are in a
condition to state that In week the ministry will
resign. and Lord Stanley will accept Office. We are at
all events quite certain that this occurrence is expected
BY all the government officials to follow Immediately on
Mr. Bayess Ceyon notion upon which is calculated
the ministry will be left in minority Lord Stanley is
now prepared to form an administration"
FRAscE.--Genersl Cayaisnac is now prominently put
forward candidate for the presidency and receives
the support OF M Emile Girardn The leading journals
10 favor his views. Great preparations arc being
made by parties Tor the approaching election. ta ,
General Durrer the government candidate, 10 elected
from the department of the Saunes.
The Journal de Messages has been seized for announ-
cling that fourteen regiments have been ordered to PArs
and reeratns the statement as correct.
ITALY-ltaly gives signs of discomfort. The evacua-
ton OF the Danubian provinces TO be completed by
Russia on the 10th instant st5 salta.a
CAPE OF Coon HopE-Advices from the Cape of Good
Hope the 4th OF April have been received The intel
ligence s most unsatisfactory. a1 ss.s. s4t.-.
Sir Henry Smith had been compelled fall back upon
King Wlliamsown. his force being inadequate TO under
take anything like comprehensive military scheme.
The defeat OF the Kars by Col Somerset only melted
the various tribes to fresh hostiles.
The MARKETs.--Liverpool cotton marke.On the 10th,
the demand being large and the quantity offering reduced
prices to 3D. per h. The lowest point OF de-
preston probably past, and business will doubtless
sumo its regular Sales OF cotton for the week
were 40, 900 bales
Flour is offered on easier terms, and desne OF Sd.
per Dbl has in some instances been submitted to- Indian
corn is in good demand Wheat is in fair request At pre-
viOus rates aa
Beef is dull Pork is in moderate demand Transac-
tons are chiefly confined to Irish French, c., owing
the short supply OF American Hams in request
Lard maintains last weeks advance. Talow is Sd. lower
and fiat siM4
Sugar maintains last weeks demand at steady rates
Teas quiet Congours sold at prices in favor OF
buyers Other kinds unchanged
Money market Cons OILS for June, account, OFT to
97S American stocks exhibit increased activity, and
prices generally better Money waa in moro re-
quest |e.# #as3a
Freghts quiet, with downward tendency Passengers
scarce s'. "-'s'e NV
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our BaIt,mors Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, May N-6,

BALTIMORE May N-5, p m.
The Cosden has last been fully brought to
light the confession of party recently arrested named
Shaw The persons in Jail the guilty individuals
The Exchange Building, Ilearn from authentic sourcs.
has been sold Messrs. Spery Peasants of this city for
$4,000.
The city is incomparably dull, and hear of not a
single item worth sending
THE MARKETs.-Sales day Of 100 bbls Howard street
-four at 81 81. Grain unchanged. s44l
At the stock board to-day Maryland SIS closed l02i
bd-l03a asked Maryland SIS, 81 bid-SSA asked Bal
timore 6s 1870, 1881 bid-ditto, 1880. lost hidl6}
asked Baltimore and Ohio railroad bonds, 1857, 9St bid
95 asked Ditto shares 77i bids asked York and Cum
berland. 23f bid--23A asked. +. .a#ea
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Much has been said and written relative to the Florida
CLAIMS which out OF the 9th article of the treaty Of
1910. between the United States and Spain We learn
nd believe that the present administration will refer
them TO the federal in Florida for thorough nves
tgaion and final decision and the Spanish govern
me MT as well many OF own citizens in Georgia
and Florida, Interested in proper and impartial set
Element OF these claims conclude that the intended
presentation Of them to the federal court is and
iudjrious sA
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DR.. j. r, MAY, Dean.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer,


, SMALL Farm AT AUCTIoN--on Monday evening Juno
.au,..s: s.ss :"s q .ers. VIII
insson eoany y kss and adjoining
As s.s'r ss . ss
snS s With arc. room. shove
OF peach apple and cherry ueeh whole enclosed by
p."m. as.,sou. 81 securing pea..r, location for country
dcnce the city would DO wen 10 at
Terms third cash tn. balance in years
"o''' DYER d Mcguire,
Nav oe-A .EtE=4 $1,000 ai4 t Auctoneers
Il en- Essop. yar Rraso MAJOR Auchend u.duit de
i'alismand par J. r. o.ga.ne a'.rn,.nei vol.
ResIemeni Champagne par Durat
Tr. De roscsao~ Ps-.ssr., dAnaqse ct de defense de-.
Ser De. bomharde sda A. f.icmand Ricl
sppqsce- sco'e daere De Vncsnnes
..,'s. e .sn .%g,., dan: .~srre de
sur les Mssirss Coueard ancen inwe
d. iArmsmeu, P,sce.as Gueus General dAriers
Jus, ported poins o. military
Nays
EUasTTURK Dry eoods sor In. s~aso~.-CLAeET T
goods have just been sdded 10 their stock
is4 ra4 IA o. and Ru..i., German Ram.ey, Scotch,
s Baden, Bloom, Ahcr' basket Hsek.bact,
Double s.n dsms.s diaper cr..h ow.,inr
do,sn. and y ,hs yard all very 'e'oe'"' and wen adapted Tor
- brown linens. expressly for covering chsir, d'vnn',
- brown Holland. for 40 s E a.E ess.
French snd English chnses, in pretty ss figures all 'o' ""
as .pex dimp color and
and drspcry chamber cursns, &C. 5s4.,..
Fruit and win. e,css- a~l..o ,ossch a. 49,
petins. from the most elegant Administer 10 he o"
Also rug. .,. drusse other dry goods useful IN so9'
keeping, ali Of which vii Be sold low May "-'0a
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Mres~fas Library Annexation Of Bosfo~,
The thirty first annual report Of this association has
been transmitted to II presents very satisfactory
statement Of this institution and affords fine model in its
plan sndgovernmen for the adoption of other cities in the
encouragement OF the taste for literature and science
Il Sayfair, Union Magazine of LITERATURE and Art.
The June number OF this interesting work IL uncom-
monty rich in lite embellishments and original articles
The scenes the life Of the Saviour occupy seven large
sngravines, and reflect great credit on the artist
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40 PALsxs, hs American Newspaper Asssr The onb
os this the cfues Of Boston, New
a Phsdsphia and duly empowered take Advertisements
,cnpuohs ths required BY His receipts
,ssrdod psyments. His ohces aeBoson Congress
New York, Tribune 5uidns Philadelphia, corner Of
rb,d b Chestnut streets, ..#
GosLDrS Of Richmond, Virginia. our general agent
r Virginia. assisted by travelling agents PuLLsn and
ThoaAs 5...-
Nrmr W. JAsss No. Harrison street, Cincinnati OHIO i,
travelling agent States assisted by Messrs
e. snIrH, j. r. DENT, JAsoh TArLoH, W. AsnsrHoxo w.
RAMSAY, Dr. Joshua WApswosrs, Alex Laws and R. K.
0AAvSs. ut1l#.l .ag..
ayMr. HEssr NJ Lzwis Of Montgomery, Alabama, gen.
agent os the States Of Alabama and Tennessee
ny-Receipts from either II tbs above will be good.
SANFORD, Co.. express agents bankers
e United London and Liverpool have been appointed
Uaop,n and authorized 10 receive subscriptions
ana this Their ONCE in Lsndon No. 10
Gresham street, and Liverpool No. Columbia Buildings
rhis concern this country with the well
house Co.. agents. and entitled to the conf
deues d friends abroad - O. saaE azE
a1M ISRAEL JANIS, No. la South Tenth street. Phade
phs general travelling agent, assisted by Mes WA H.
WxLp JOIN Collins, JANIS DxsRiss, A. KIRK WxLLnsros
A. EVANS JuDKIHs p LOCKE, Jos. BurTos, GEoRoE
P BUTTON, and THOMAS D. NICE
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We extract from the Louisville Democrat the following
significant sign Of the state Of public feeling in the
southern portion Of Kentucky. Mr. Hss. the mccsssfu
candidate for the Office Of appellate indse s an odash
toned democrat sound in his principles, and great in the
talent which he possesses speaker and enlightened
jurist, - d
"The vote between H.e and Cahoon stands thus Ma.
oes for Hise the counties Of Todd n Simpson, 2zs
Trigs, 1855 Caldwell. 410 Hopkins, BIS McCrsckcn. lo4
Butler. IA Edmond.on, 81; Hickman and Fulton, Az
Ballard, $50 Allen 400 Gnves. IFS. Total 2,ses.
"Osihoon's msiortes in Breckenridge county, BIZ Da
v,e.. 30 Logan 2l2; Christisn 49, Warren -; Uson
"a Livingston, about 200. Tota lSS8. Rises majority
1 ,450s ~ a. eb
ftom which will The majority 70 nearly 1900
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Nv A. GREEN, Aueuoaesr.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-on Friday
III ins O'Clock shall sell BY order OF the Dean Of
the NJ Faculty LOT No. In No $50 containing 3osi
having ont south street Is feet rusnns back
IDA fhe mentioned lot handsomely located between
9th and 10Th streets and place will
No 3o situated Al the coner OF street
containing 900 square -e having airon on
100, and on street 20 feet
' DR.. p. MAY, Dean.
NAV "a ma A. GREEN, Aucioneer
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New York, May N-2 p.
Nothing has yet been done in indicate the Of
feet of steamers Flour has receded cents
Sales of 1000 bbs 81 II - l6l for standard hrsads
DOWN. ard tendency with salos OF 10000 bush
els OATS As Al Provisions unchanged. Stocks
| steady.
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Having published the leading views Of some Of the emf
nent men OF this State the question OF secession, we
deem it duty do the same with hoas Of this gentle
man. and for this purpose transfer TO columns letter
he addressed the subject to portion Of bis fellow ct
gems The obec, Of this letter is To develop the consider
atoms which should ndsce South Carolina not to resort
to secession unless she be joined BY the other south
ern States Na
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Additional by the Camada.

LrvKRrooL, May 1.-THE cotton panic, which resulted
from ppes ordering Gales regardless Of price,
is There buyers in the market shan
sellers The market closed firm. Fair Upands, 81 mid
ding ditto, 81 TO 81 fair Mobile ST middling, 81 fair
Orleans, 81 middiing ditto, 81.
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rHEs APEAKE and Ohio Canal Preserved H~"d
Virginia sir stock for sale IN sums 70 SUI" Pas
chs.evs, sppicstion 10
Mar 4g-diw #fH Aaa sf EfaHH DYER MCGUIRE
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DIED.

Suddenly Louisville Kentucky the Sh instant Mrs ABE
CULVER consort Of Dr. r. b. Crtvrs and second dAnsh~
Of Hon. AAo L. .s.as.r.
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A great scarcity Of ''auen is reported m soson
even for California
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mo. M. McCALLA

WILL practice Law in the Supreme Court and the various court
w District He continues prosecute eams before ION
srsas and the departments, May 0-soduu Nth sep
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Riot at Hobokew

NEw YORK. May 27-2, p. ma dreadful rio, occurred
Hoboken last night party OF Germans having les
tival attacked by number OF young men ~hss q
disgr aceful fight ensued In which firearms freely
used. The Germans drove their assailunts from The
ground The rowdies, reinforced by party of rsh 10
ewed the but, after severe nRht in which many
were injured, the Germans again victorious. On
their the ferry, they again attacked, whom
fearful fight ensued which three four killed, and
many DANCE rously wounded. - u
The New York police refused assist in quellinG tho
riot and rih posse and companies OF military,
Jersey city. proceeded the OF action, and
finally stopped the disturbance Sixty arrests were made
At three O'clock this morning all was quiet
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Saiiirg of Steamer, Cherokee AID Brother Jo~sthsa.
Nxw YoRK MAY 2s--Il p. m.-The steamers Chssokee
and Brother sailed this evening" each with large
number OF passengers.
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Bosros, May 26The congressional election IL he -
ond district resulted In the election oil Robert kAntuu
H. by large plurality In the fourth disuio Ihompeen
(whg) Ia chosen by majority not sxcsedina loo % 10
votes The received from the seventh district
| indicate the Of Bishop.
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The Isabel arrived yesterday evening from havsna M
mors Of Lopez invasion created no pAfuouaS ssnes
reAt Vigilance was observed around tho coast 6aEAn
are upaered Molasses u cents Frsghn have an up
cotton Al 81 10 81 cents. being a decline of cent
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WILMINGTON, tDel > May 2-2, p. m.-One OF Gareschs
powder. mills blew up this momng--two men killed IN
three wounded Loss four thousand dollars insurans
small
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ALBANY, May a-Dsnel Webster win arrive here 70
evening, upon the invitation Of large numosr o.
citizens, luding many democrais- He spesks ~ tn
Capitol Wednesday and in the evening will dine At Con
gress Hall, by invitation oil the young men oil tho ely
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II is understood that the whig caucus OF the Connecdcut
legislature have nominated Hon. Roger s. Baldwin Tor
United States senator,
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~ O. QUICK a COMPANY's MAMMOTH M1WAon-
". exhibit Washington Monday June sos ono
az
doors open fron O'Clock, AAitaaaes, Is
children under year. half price, rEt
splendid Of and magnificent sss
CREATION obtained from ell quass q the poee
morning Of the day Of exhibition In
GRAND PROCESSION,
and preceded by the gorgeous
oRrHEAN CHARIoT, ttfta
on,.i,n. ,be N. York B,.ss BAND
Mr. Joseph Nosher, will consist Of all me nesaa a
vehicles Of he company, drawn by masnaoce"' gu"
ONE HUNDRED HORSES 49,
- = :, :, on;cl 4 Co. stands unrivalsd b any
chs, ,,r,i,s, e.,.hNshmep in world, sna N ~
~ eysrv animal which has svs oeen
~ n,mr,i;,t i, i composed Of the two gea' o"eou"'
beieasna To s## - .~ruv, = ro ~. -
Jryr TITUS, = CO., and VAN AMsuRe CO. -
,s principal attractive features will b found me ussss
~ PERFORMING ASIMALsi = ~
which were lion hins will .uperinieud THE Of The
inc of the performance Mr. LsnSwosthy Wal neS3e
.,y Monies, win through win tsex yepSepAA
w.. wa,ns hc forming ap'essnG episode n r.
a establishment .tltE
,,..ruCI1 CARPETINa.Jn~s received an addition sapT
Of carpetns matching that In Trinity church go.
Ths .a,c. Who supplied ron, the LAST have ARE
s,,y opportunity Of furnishing ~
news in uniformity with that Of the church.
a bs,e. Cocoa acitou door mats
i~ csrpeuns Ftt .6.,@ fysss,
A,,.v. an Sspd of cepsunss
,.in materials bed and linens which VIII ne '''" " "
price any retailing house in the county AorTT : popsoN
May s-3seon
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- - I. II. !. - \. - Il II - -
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progress of cur nation has made il impossible for
uninieresed spectators OF either the prosperity
adverse circumstances OF the Hawaiian kingdom. Our
interests are too closely connected distance too
sal our intercourse osn and rapid for to hold
ourselves aloof careless and unsympathzing II injustice
attempted because Of the nations weakness and per-
haps ito freedom menaced. and is forcibe possession in
tended. We therefore feel, as our countrymen must
the Islands. where the representatives. Of powerful ma
ton, backed by ship-of-war, are pressing demands
against independent COMMUNICATIONS which we
look upon NJ entirely wrong and unenable. The pre-
sumption OF the claims and the pertinacly with which
they urged accounted for only upon the ground OF
reason to believe that similar claim would have been
urged upon powerful nation. hnt Ut
The present state OF Affairs between the Hawaiian
kingdom and France has resulted from refusal the
pa Of the former to sccede 10 demand Of the latter in
rsiersncs 70 the intIodocoa OF wines and brandy In
the treaty with France and England, il Is expressly
stipulated that wines and spirituous liquors the duties
shall b optional with the Hawaiian government, pro-
vided shaA NOT amount to prohibition The govern
ment laid duty Of FIVE dollars gallon upon wine and
uson 70 and BY the British government these duties upon
ale and beer refunded, upon the ground that they
were neither wines spirituous liquors, and there
fore were not contemplated by that clause OF the treaty
Thereupon the French claimed that their wines and
hrandies should be admitted under the clause establish
elnndinr 81 tbs excess which had been collected Both
these demands have bsen strenuoosly refused comp-
anss with Oar correspondent, WHOSE letter spon the
subject will be published in day OF two. gives their
clafns ii, hrt that the French and American mission.
aries sscsld Be- placed upon par IN the distribution OF
Secondly, the French demand representation m the
cabinet or ministry of the King Mr. WylliA being a
Scotchman and Mr. Judd an American, and both in the
ministry, the French claim to have Frenchman in
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-05
s STAUNT0N M00LLEN FACTORY.

rs'llE proprieors mpeedtherbudingsand pro
vided themselves with new machinery of the most ap-
proved construction ready manufacture in the
best manner, anu the shortest notice. the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand good assortment of Lnseys,
Fuled cloths Jeans Kerseys, Casnetts or Satnet,s and
Stocking yarn which they will sell on moderate terms or
exchange for Wool at the market value
For the accommodation of the farmers they will manu-
facture such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the WOOL orthey will card WOOL spin yarn
and full and dye cloths, receiving payment in wool or mon
ey, as the customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every thing butthe wool, will be, follows, according to
quality, viz;
For Lindseys from II to % CENTS
Z" Pulled Clothes from % 10 80 cents.
&c Jeans and Kerseys from 90 to so cents.
's Cassinetts and Satinelts from 80 to as cents.
The prices of carding the company furnishing the oil in
all will be six cents per pound payaben wool or cash
On delivery of the rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately
ID. w. KENNEDY, Sup't.
WILLIAM w. DoNAGHE, Proprietors.
ALLx. II. III. STUART,
Anril 8. 1850.
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VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM LAND
FOB SALE.

VlHHE subscriber win oa ou sale at public kuslion on
the 22nd day Of May, booa il not sold privdt> be-
fore that day,a very Valuable Farm situated On She Shen-
andoah River adjoining the Lands, ofJoseph CQG, Dr.
Jennings and others, containing asout zoo AGNES. On
this kaTnstkere isa large body Of superior PINE and
TIMBER which is rendered very valuable ACCOUNT OF
its close proximity to numerous Sawms II aso embra.
ces fine body Of River Bottom and UPLAND, now in a
fine state of cultivation and susceptible of the highest con-
ditiOa ofimprorement.
The locality andgreat conveneacss of this BaS rsnde.
it amos desirable poperyhaying upoa it various Springs
Of the finest water, and is situated in the midst ofsevera
Fourms and Sail miis-besides, upon it, there is one
the finest mill sites in the county.
1t IS located in neghborhood pcveibaf for intelligence
honesty and morality is great inducements pur
chasers.
will also offer for sale all my Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Stock of Various Descriptions
Wheat, Corn, SC.
Terms made known on the day oFsale.
VIM II. PERRY.
December IS, rS50-tds.
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n OFFER for sale Tract OF Land lying on the Ssut
E.l. = 1, River in Nelson County aduininr Nh

-.
n OFFER for sale Tract OF Land lying on the South
Fork Of Roeksh River, in Nelson County, adjoining the
lands Of James Woods, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Woods and 9th
ers, containing by odsurvey between
FTyE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of Which is Rockfsh low grounds
and branch flats The balance is all arabic high land of
good quaty-indeed very superior. The low grounds
and branch flats fine meadow land There is the tract
an ample supply Of TIMBER and one very desirable
rock quarries.
The improvements consist Of Mill, propelled by Rock
fish river, built in modern style, with cason machinery
and two pair ostones-the basement story OF stones good
Saw Mill good framed Barn. Corn Houses, Stables Iobac
GO Houses, Negro Houses with brick chimneys, small
DWELLING HOUSE,
Ice House and other necessary out houses and Apple
Orchard feXcellent winter fruit.
Rocksh Valley situated at the Eastern base of The
Blue Ridge Mountain, is high and romantic country alike
remarkable for its beauty healhulness and fertility: and
the tract now offered for sale has long been regarded
the most desirable in that section Of country. 1t is distant
from Howarlsville James River and the Canal, about
eighteen miles from the contemplated Depot on the Rail-
oadnow in progress from Charlottesville across the Blue
Ridge to Saunton, only eight ten miles; twenty miles
from the University of Virginia. and about fifteen from
Saunton The terms will be made to accommodate the
purchaser aud good bargain may be had by early appca
ton to James NJ Harris, Esq., who resides onihe land e
may also be addressed by letter, directed 10 Greenfield
Nelson Co., Pa.
JOHN l.. HARRIS.
Novopber % ISAQ-tf
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
A. III. HI. STUART & D.. S. Yoy,

A. II. III. STUART & d. S. YOUNG
HAVE associated themselves in the practice of the Law
under the firm and style of STUART s. YOUNG. The
partnership is formed for all the Courts holden at Staun
ton, for the Superior and Quarterly Courts of Rockingham
ingham, aud the Superior Courts of Rockbridge
d. S. Young will give prompt and faithful attention 10
any business that may be confded to the firm and will ad
wise and confer with Mr. Stuart, during his residence at
Washington which, if not potracted beyond two years
will prevent his personal appearance before the Courts
in all Irrigated causes they scarcely in the present
state of the dockets be called before the lapse of that time
c. ID. S. Young occupies Mr. Stuart's Office and may
be found there during business hours.
Saunton, Nov. 20, lS50.-tf.