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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-17

Arb Kegs nice Lard, just to hand. for sale by
IL SHIELDS & SOMERVILLF
ITO LOVERS OF A PURE, STRONG;
il and CLEAR CUP OF COFFEE-I have
lust imported and received fresh lot of those Justly ce
LIBERATED "B asst patent Coffee Pots" They need
commentator from me- they have been tried here by
MANY families and found to be the Coffee Filter yet
invented The demandhas beens great that have been
unable supply it. The simpicyis one of the greatest
it. They vary in size from three pints to eight
ppts and for sale at the House Furnishing Store of
L. GINTER,
mys 1877 Main street.
INAMIEY FLOUR.-lO0 bbls family Flour choice
IL brands in store and for sale by
my 30 SHIELDS 4 BOMERYILLH,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,


T mas Jus5 opened ~ me village
II q street n the store formerly occ1nje5 by
IIegasAis & Bros large and well selected as
4ortment Of
FALL s WINTER GOODS.
which have been purchased with a particular re
zaIa 20 the wants OF TINS market and selected
vim great care with regard 10 beauty and dura-
/ unity. IAey nave l5TsE sIocH Of cloths sue as
~ y u = L = ,
Of various eoI9rs and qualities
9dl u hehlqcAy cans new riot Mole
AR o,icb ire rr,,+ 49,, - ~ ~ I, ,l
bstter III tu any in market, and Will be sold at
prices unusually low
They can accommodate the ladies with almost
any quality orcoIorof
AIpaccas Lawns Delanes,
MasLlus, Malls, JacSouetts
AIeuuoes, Laces Linens. &c
which cannon fail to please the most scruuuiz;ng
eve Also, English French, and American prints,
9tns1ana@, nieached and unbleached Domestics,
/ Drilling Cotton, Six and Linen HaudEercalels,
Irish linen, Ribbons Silks, Worsteds, Canton
FiaHes. Tapes. Braid Needles, Pins IAImbles.
Scissors Hoes. &c. &c together with all the va
rietics q articles that may be needed for the com
fort Of Inc body or TO please the tmcy. lie viii
sell 1't.e yarns Of Le-HyaL ea<sro lcarrgt!cd T5st
1osols Joroae ooiGr, and other goods OF a superior
quaIsty equally low.
lhey have also an unusually large stock OF
BOOTS {. SHOES.
r,........-.-.-u,, ,r.- ,-.......-. $3.50
'.-' .' ~ - 'i'e'i az ''S
y y .'l'- ~ anu 0''i s'io1s
'.-''
SHOES ~ SLLpLEHS:
Children shoes Of various sizes coIorsand quail.
ties Their stock ofboots and shoes are OF every
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
lIORTGIGE SHE.

State Of Wisconsin,, Iowa county IS.
Inomas Rashott } In Caaucery lorthr
foreclosure Of Mort
Elias PiGng. gaga.
BY virtue OF decree ufsale granted at Tho
October term Of the Circuit Court Of low.
cuuaty, Ia said slate, dated the gath day ul
October. i. ID. 1881, directed 10 the sherIH
ol la Fayetre county, in favor of the san
Thomas Rashott, plaintiff against the saIr
Elias y silug. dt f-HdaLt. I vjH sell mt public
aujcIy at lie t-G..r door Of the Court Hou~-
IA Saul>hurgh, in said county. on the 1871
day Of December. 1851. between the hours
uf 10 O'Clock a. m, aud 4 o'cloch p. M, 90
sai1 day the following described property.
TO wit: fHr Southwest quarter n dissection
number fifteen, (l5) ia township number
three. 81 "a range number three 81 EHsi
OF the fourth principal meridian, together
So Itn the appurteuauCeS tHereuuto belonging.
al in the county of La Falette, and state o.
Wisconsin. 10 satisfy the sum of FIVE hundred
and seventy five dollars. and interest thereon
from the 81 day of November. A. D. 1876.
NH the 18th duy Of December. 4. d. 1851.
S4IiiGterest amounting to two hundred and
We dollars and seventy two cents together
it'll the cost OF suit and arcruing costs.
II II. BRANAN, Sheriff.
Of La FavrtIr county. Wis.
Sb'tf@s Office Su'j~bur-h Oct. -. ] S5l. CIV
Al tie request of the defendant ar by order
The complainant, the above sale Is postponed unri
Wednesday the 18th day OF February. A. D. 1882
al the same place and time OF the day.
II. IL. BRANNAN. >a.G LAT Co. Wis.
The above sale is further postponed until thu
Isl day Of April, 1882, at the same place and
ulue o. dav. II II. BuANAS. Sniff
Feb IL, 1892. tbs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
DGc o. &C OBS
INDIAN CH0LAGgG UF.

ms Invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF several wears u a bilious eli
mate, and Is NEVER Known TO FsiL al. curing Re
rer o1la fine or any Of the diseases above named
The wonderful operation Of the 'bolagosue ID
Graduating bile from the human s. tenn can only
explain its extraordinary agency it :he sgft3 thor
a"la ana permanent Cive Of Perez md -2,l.e. ans
tie various grades of Intermittent and remit lei
Eers. lt is equally eGectual in the cure of Livei
complaint, luud.ce, enlargement OF lac liver. also
enlargement OF the Spleen called Ag.e cake. and
the various forms OF bilious Indigestion These
with tae other varied affections Of such climates
arising from q common nIiazagl -ai,ss. are only
notifications OF the same disease and equally con
trol!ed by the same rcutc3y,
u IS entirely c-C.Etle preparations and may be
taken by any one, with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate constitution In repeated Instances il has
been administered TO infants less th4u month old
suffering rom attacks Of Fever ami Ague and al
ways with eurlre success In uuaa5crless instan-
ces, constitutions greatly impaired aud apparently
ruined 10y long residence Ia a bilious climate.
have been entirely restored by its or;Inued and eff
Gcieut use.
The above medicine is for sale Nv Beech & Til
ley Mineral Point, i. 5. Auslev & &C. PelIar's
Crees, and Davis Evans * Co Dol geyil!e Is y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11

COMMERCE STREET
CASH S TOR 7!
ERHE ola stand Of Vivian S, Davey. on Com
- merce street. Is now filled with d well se.ec
ted stock Of
DRY GOODS.
c L . r Mn &.
BOOTS AND SHOES
HARD WIRE CROCh-
EEE CROCEBIE.S. &c. &c
which are offered at low prices and uIdcr the su-
perinteudeuce of AIr Richard s. ~mrh yvEoze
gentlemauiy bearings Is well known in this com
munify Commerce So Cash Store.
NiEeraIP Point, Sept. 1851, n4s
STAR C,3NDLEa
~ FRESH supply just reed at
~ May G. ls5I. q. W COBBS
TOBACCO
y = BOXES just rec q and Tor sale at
- - May I, 1881. G W. COBBS.
TJIBLEES
80 DOZ. common FIu,ed and Bar Tumblcr.
a = reed and .or sale ar @. ~. C0BBS.
eeA>H always on Arn5
- at COBB'S
nHEEsE-leo0 lbs, Prime ". R just recd
" and Tor sale al IS CCBBs.
nODFIsH-yery fire. Just reed at
~ May 2, 1851 g. W. COBBS
e.MOEED HALIBUT-I00 pounds ia fine order
- just reed and for sale al COBBS
nYSTERs-20J cans Fresh Baltimore Oysters
" for sale at q ". COBB >.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
EsEdgeyHaN BE El.o.gg..

TENUE undersigned have appointed as tlelrorly
b agents Tor the sale 81 flour made 5tt.- ElH-c
lray ll9s III Iowa County Wisconsin. john Nil
ron and Beech & Tiley. Of Mineral Point. p. F
Thomas and HosAiu- Thomas 3, Co. of Dodge
Vile, Il. L. Vance and Hook. Robson q Co.. OF
Franklin. and I. 5. Ansiey x Co-of Linden, " hc
".I be constantly supplied wIh choice lot Of
the above flour and al reasonable rates.
II. BOWELL * BROTHER per J. N.
Mineral Point sept 10th 1881. MS II.
= y U II = L Il 4 II ID 5 {
Oh HE undersigned, General Land Agent. Will
- give particular attention 10 ohtaiuu. WAR
RANTS from Washington TO soldiers. who are en-
u-Icl to them by tie late act of Congress
He viii also attend 10 locating warrants on land.
for those who obtain them under the above act
A long residence IN, aud thorough knowledge q
Western Wisconsin VIII be believes enable him tc
give good satisfaction TO those who may call or
Lsn.
CHAR rs + I 70, TT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11

AND tIr5her notice IS hereby given that forbid any
ana al peF-cHs tr'n bHyi rtIauy Z ans lgEd az
Other orss trn te above d.-cr bed lands without The
written permission oI he owner p ag al.
BE- O. SCtJIT, uwt.er and agent.
Yellow Sfone, Fen. Sc, I-IH. ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
Pv9ELAtS aCEnoL H.oks

FENDNNS series OF headers, Towns SpetIsr and pesn
z er Yields NeE Grern1Bar and I.aruherts pbvsinI1
sV, publishes in Mane and New YORK, by Ssnharn nd
cirtar- can be had of tfss ". &c rye Frank q,
Plttevil where schools traders or individuals can b.
supplied 70 any emo Many ad vuJaEs viii he da-
we'd from thse Geaters account ~ the hist rics in
fprmteH they ntain, aad as afford ne better Ipser
standing 81 hat &c real. taEe ha- been taken % *
atAn ~ notes. p the bottom III each pass, ali difficult
terms, historical and classical aIluzi.ns ana rr,,ra,
names These books are well bound and particalsrly
m second Hnd tri readers the print very piain and
from the oripu nave had ia teaching nd oly
young scholars l". tbeir -s easier. and are more
lhta tel IN thse Read r AMI Spoilers than any utht rs
we have r u-ei.
Aith Ugh Towns Raa7cr= and Spoilers cost Us more
than others would hay" est. furnish them YER,
nearly al tbe coInmvIi price % other school books
JlAS. ". 3 GEO. r FLANK
Fr't'FiiiH- FThr'I'-F 5fn. 1852 " ~ IS 3ptf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11

zzzzzzz -
Enlsep q,9scbton NJ D. in the CLERKS Ofics for ne
Eastern District Pennsylvania
GREAT CTRE F0R REsPEgsEAG
Another Scientific Wonder!
DE-. J. s. HOuCHTCN's
GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURERt
P3 E2!SlSy
u -ya1sssss,r-L{ 49,
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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
OR
GASTRIC JUICE
Prepared from Reae. or tae fourn sem ca Of the OK
ztsr directions Of Bar5n Iiebiz great Fysi1ysIca.
Chemist D. ] H.. sfToS- Phii-deI.hia, p.
ps9sE, Lirs- coaptaia Constr DaJftg. ca
1g afLar atre.s own method, b natures agent,
~ Half te4<poopfuI Of Psp.in property infused il
water VIII digest ar dI,so i've pounds Roast Hres
a ab1at hours. Of the stomach. PeTsiu t. the
SOVIET n faad. II olrir fr, nreri, nd
stimulating agent o. the Stomach Iatc-tju-s Is
lining an II ffrfai I,-rire FIfi r- sen. a. he
natural gastric Juice jis chemical poor- ana fu-uI-h-
complete lad perfect substitute IT, By ms atd
h5s p-elar ion She psus and evils indigestion
d.sgrpfa removed. they would D.. Il heat
thy stomach is doing wonders Tor 10y ~ pl5cs curing
cas- d debility rmtsatt.u, nervous de5s.z eusea-
H1 ia ..ne. AMI geHfic cou-.-.rt on. sup
lence apsa winch based Il ID ne Aglez. d.g-ls
curious aE1 rSu8arzaDte.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11

20 az u : . sts 4. - All persons are he5sb,
nai3a. not a 1Tesgas-. NINE or dig upOn auv OF
he following lands, -thOut the written consent OF the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
Ean-s For Sale


TIIE subscriber of IS for sale SEQ ACRES
! a.. L and, being the
,.f rIe Wy of sec. IS town ran. 3 .
sw Of Of Is q
o. J 81 ~ of - , g
~ of : W Of p 3 O.
of NV / Of y 3 E.
Iae Land S part prairie and part timber
the timber is Young and thrifty. There iSa
good SPHtNG OF WATER on rHe premf~es-it j.
also ia good net-n5erho0d. being about 4
miles east Of mineral Point, and d desireabls
situation for a farm.
.3LS0-Ef-hrv acres of Timh5r land b.
Green canutv. Wisconsin. being the : o.
she : L OF section 19, town l moth, rang,
East.
For further partjCU .ars apply t0-Tav
or. Esq. Land Agent. Monroe. WIS, or T.
the subscriber at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKEN.
March o. I1lS. 80 Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
RROM WECuEGAN.
TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11

H8L> >apeghue Flour rr sale bv
JOHN MILLION
- AIRS $4,000 Regatta Cl-4r> lust red
= >..s hE J. MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11
- Y = 2 = - - - -

30 dozen long handled SLovels: 500 assorted cast
steel; Guns ami pistols Powder TASKS: Shot pouch
IS, &c. Also, large stock otsAelf ware adapted
20 the use OF Carpenters vs. agon MAKERS, ana ior
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-11

steel; Guns ami pistols, Powder TASKS. Shot pouch
rs, &c. Also, a large stock OtsAell ware adaptel
90 the use OF Carpenters, Us agoa makers, ana ioI
al other purposes
BOOTS AND SHOES:
100 Cases of Mems and Bows Boots and Shoes
The largest assortment Of Ladies ana Children.
Shoes and Boots ever offered in this market
IGG5 @IC GGD&$
40 dozen assorted plush Caps;
80 cloth Cans.
fashionable black hats.
Otter and Sel,-saiu Caps;
Gall $3.50. Also, N4fs. Boas. &c
GROCERIES,:
80 bags Rio & Java coffee,
80 chests Green x Black ,els;
% boxes assorted Tobacco.
Is casks currents
81 boxes rasius;
80 casks Boston nails;
Is NJ regalia cigars
ST. boxes brown soap;
b5is Boston crushed sugar;
IS coils assorted SIZE rore
20 doz bed cords ard pioy lines;
barrels IehHed ampol;
10 boxes sperm candles;
II dozen Boston hr0oms;
boxes ciothe pins,
g dozen ash bowls, Ctn and wood)
3 dozen market baskets:
dozen patent axe heiFes.
All and any of the above wall be sold n rrea
bargains al the old and known stand corner HI2i
and CHesHuts streets, by JOHN MILTON.
September, Io5I-n4o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
DISTRICT MEETING.

At meeting held at Churchville on the LIST
inst, for the purpose Of nominating suitable persons
to fill the offices of Magistrates and for Overseers
of the Poor fer this District
On motion of j G Slower, James Wilson was
appointed Chairman, and w H Bell, appointed
Secretary
On motion by the same (aftcr having explained
the object of the meeting,) moved that the Chair
man appoint Committee of sever to make suita-
BILE nominations of persons for Candidates for the
Magistracy and Oyerseens of the Poor for this Dis
trictj whereupon the Chair appointed said Com
mittee in few minutes said Committee retired
for short time. They returned and reported the
following nominees, viz:
Jas. A. Cochran, B. F. KemEer; James Will
son, Capt. j. M. Huff, James o. Ho BIS, Daniel
Wilson, James w. Calhoon, Pertt Field A. Hes-
kell, Capt Jacob Beck and VIM. Guy and for
0 er; eers of the Poor we nominate Rev. j. Bear,
Jos. Mann, and Ephraim Geeding.
The candidates above named by vote of the
House were approed..
On motion Of B. F. Kemper,
Resotced, That we do not agree with the senti-
ments expressed in Jabob Keyser's card to the
public published in the Messenger, of the 9th of
April, in regard to the Candidates for the various
offices, making known their sentiments in relation
to the Convention, and the vote which they gave
at the election for the call of Convention or the
adoption of the Constitution, OF our late Candidates
for the Senate and House of Representatives.
Resolced, That we look upon all such questions
as irrelevant to the duties belonging to the office
of Magistrate.
Resolred, That in the selection of our Candi-
dates, we make honesty and qualification the only
requisite.
On motion the meeting adjourned
JAMES WILSON, Chairman
WIN. H. BELL, Secretary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
NIiddlebroOk Turnpike.

and Brownsburg Turnpike Company held meet
ing at Newport, in this County, on Friday last,
and put under contract the second division (of IL
miles, of the road extending from Brownsburg to
Middlebrook, on terms averaging under $500 per
mile.
The Engineer is now engaged in locating the
third division, from Middlebrook to Staunton,
which will be let to contract within the next month
The Company has the services of Mr.. WM. A.
KUpER, one of the most distinguished Engineers
of the State and it is their intention to make this
road pattern Turnpike. The grades so far OBJ
tanned are very favorable, seldom exceeding two
degrees.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
Agricultural Address.

On Monday last we had the pleasure of listen
ing to most excellent address on the subject OF
Agriculture, delivered before large and intelli-
gent audience of Augusta Farmers, by FRANK q
RtFFIN, Esq, Editor of the Southern Planter
To say that such an audience listened to it with
deep interest and earnest attention is perhaps as
high compliment, as we could well pay to oul
cotemporary Such was the case, and we may
add that it was in every respect worthy their atten
ton and calculated to awaken interest upon the
important subject discussed We have seldom
listened to a more appropriate, or more instruc-
tive address.
In this connexion, we beg leave to recommend
the Southern Planter to our Farmers as one of the
best Agricultural publications issued. The last
No. published has been received and contains much
that is valuable and interesting to cultvators ofthe
coil
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
District Meeting.

At meeting of large and respectable portion
Of the voters Of Greenville District held at Green
vile, on Saturday May LIST:
On motion John Churchman was called to
the Chair, and VIM A Abney appointed Secreta-
ry.
The object of the meeting having been an
nounced to be the nomination OF suitable gentlemen
as Magistrates for this District, to be submitted to
the sufrages of the people at the approaching e.
lection
On motion committee of twenty lone from diff
ferent portions of the District was appointed to
suggest suitable candidates. The committee hav-
ing retired for short time, reported the names of
the following gentlemen, which were adopted u
unanimously, viz:
John Churchman, Lewis Bumgardner, Arch
er Moore, and David Blackwood.
Resolred, That we nominate an Oyerseer of the
Poor. whereupon, Jacob Van Lear, was unani-
mously received
Resolrcd, That the proceedings of this meeting
be forwarded to the Stanton papers for publica-
ton. J. CHURCHMAN, Ch'm'n.
WI. A. ABSEY, Sec'ry. 8.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
Earthquake.

The shock of an earthquake was felt in this
place on Thursday last. about o'clock, P. M
The shock was so severe as to shake the plasterng
from the ceiling of our office, Many persons were
much alarmed, while in some parts of the town
no shock was noticed.
twill be recollected that in noticing the unusu-
al darkness that occurred in this section of country
some weeks since, we gave Noah WEBsTER's re-
marks upon such phenomena, in which he states
that ''dark days" are almost invariably preceded
or followed by earthquakes. His theory Is GER
tainly confirmed by the recent shock.
We notice that the effects Of the earthquake
were experienced in Baltimore, Washington
Richmond, Raleigh, N c., and various Other
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
North Carolina Wing Convention.

The Wings of North Carolina held a State Con-
vcntion, at Raleigh, on the Goth ult. JOHN KERR,
of Caswell County, was nominated by them fol
GRAHAM were recommended for the offices Of
President and Vice President of the United States
They declare at the same time their determination
to support the nominees of the Wing National
Convention, elf they are unequivocally in favor Of
sustaining the Compromise measures" The res
olutions adopted, also take ground against the doc
trine of Intervention, and the policy of appropra,
ting the public lands for the exclusive benefit Of
the new States.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
Court of Appeals Judge.

We notice that some of the Democratic papers
in the Tenth Legion are berating the ''Federal
Wings of Augusta" for an alleged disposition on
their part, to bring out opposition to Judge SAM
UELs, who is now the only candidate in the field,
for the Judgeship of the Court of Appeals. These
over-zealous partzans of Judge SAMUESs may
make themselves easy. So far as we can leaTa
there is not now and has not been since Judge
BALDwIN's withdrawal, any inclination to supply
his place, so that the Democratic Editors are abus
ing the Wings of Augusta without cause and to
very little purpose. We have never heard such
course suggested. nor do we believe it has ever
been contemplated.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
For The SDccfaf0r.

W VIC s1PSSeutWs
.Mesrs Editors[I see in the Spectator of the.
2Sth ultimo, communications in which am call
ed on, to announce myself candidate for the Of
flee of Justice of the Peace, in the Middlebrook
District.
The high source and character of the call, and
the frequent solicitations Of many Others certainly
deserve my serious and respectful attention.
am no aspirant for office, and should we sue
coed in securing the services of competent faith
full officers my own wishes will be fully realized
However, if my friends and Fellow citizens wish
my services as Justice of the County of Au-
gssta, under the new Constitution, and elect mo
to that office, will serve them cheerfully to the
best OF my capacity.
approve of the contemplated District meeting.
to be held at Middlebrook, the 9Th inst, for the
purpose of nominating candidates, and shall most
cordially acquiesce in its decision.
With high respects, yours.
B. F. MAILMAN.
May 5. 1928 at
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05

CARoLINA-The validity of the law of South
Carolsa, requiring the Imprisonment of colored
seamen, who may arrive in the ports of that state,
has at length beer eontroyerted in form which
will put it to the test before the judicial tribunals
of the country. Manuel Pereira, a colored Portu-
guese sailor, artcled to serve or an English brig,
which was recently driven into Charleston by
stress of weather, having been arrested x commit
ted to Jail has applied to Judge Withers through
his counsel Mr.. Pettigru, for writ ofhGheas corpus
The Judge has refused to grant the writ, and
notice of appeal has been given. The issue, there
fore, has been legally raised, and there is every
probability that it viii ultimately be carried up to
the Supreme Court Of the United States for final
adjudication.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
The Clay Medal.

The counterpart of the gold Medal presented tc
Mr.. CLAY by his friends in New York aud subse-
quently lost, was delivered to him on Saturday
week, by the the committee appointed for that pur.
pose, without ceremony, The medal was struck
from the same dies as the original one, but Is in
some respects more finished and elegant.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
Federal Court.

The Federal Court commenced its session in
this place on Monday last. A large number of
strangers are in attendance. Three men are to be
tried during this term for robbing the United
States mail, and great many witnesses are pres
ent. The Grand Jury have found five indict-
ments against WILLIAM H. HAYNES, of Berkeley
County.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
MaRpers Magazine.

We are indebted to Mr.. r. CowAN, for copy
of the May number of this popular periodical. 1t
presents an attractive table of contents and judy
ing from the cursory examination we have been
able to give it, well sustains the high reputation it
has acquired. For sale by Mr.. CowAs-price 25
cenfc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
First of the Season.

Stepping into Mr.. G. N. KINNEY's Apothecary
establishment few evenings since, we were a
greeaby surprised to find his Soda Fountain in
successful operation. Lovers of this wholesome
and refreshing beverage will doubtless avail them
selves of Mr.. KS prompt preparation to aecommo-
date them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
Missy 5, 1922

o. The Wings Of Missouri, in Convention,
have Nominated Col. DoMsHAS, celebrated for his
services ia the Mexican war. as their candidate
for Governor They declare ia favor Of Mr.. FILL
MORE as President, and express preference for
EDWARD BATES, of St. Louis, for Vice President
of the United States. The resolutions adopted are
strongly in favor of the Compromise, the Tariff,
&c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05
RocIxbridre Lands.

The attention of land-buyers is invited to the
valuable tracts of Rockbridge Land advertised in
this paper. II is seldom the case that so many
fine estates are in market at the same time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-05-05

Another number of the interesting communica-
tons Of our friend "Colouus" is on file for publ
cation, having arrived too late for this paper