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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-06

Specifications fer the urnihips ana delivery ON the
Levee within the mits Of the First Di@trict Of the
city, Of ~, 900 superficial yards Of square block
Pasins Stones, for the paving Of FULTON street.
Thee paving soass 70 ts furnished good GRANTEE any
used parts o. Tckoupons street, in he Fs District and on
Lsve street In the Fourth psi They must be obong share
ay not - Than sxtssn eighteen long by
inches xds and II p deep They vary
on xieen inches uvads Tut b. uniform in wdth within
~ ssss = vel gussd having parable. sidss m
ss.s ssasy sonvsz SIMPLY ~ hammer dssssg Delivery b
soeo aps.e yards within the adjudication by the
800 -being the baanes-inkn, january, 1854
Al hs above deliveries ths time above allowed
penslty Of
hscnsty Tor the fsitknl 81 the the sum
Of elO0o6 -----' = y 80 - '
Paymsnts eeriass Surveyor On each
Bid o ID ~ suPsi6ciAi yerd. LOUIS III PiE A'
NswoEesrA Ss6 ~ fsss 1kbls iavspssl City survsyor
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REET COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, CITY

~ Hall March ~ isss-Publ notice hereby given ali psruons
wnng ground both sides Of Flea atrse Fcty
JacAon ds Of Jessy
sp:s is q Ne city that hsy gre good .b
sys nom he dAss hereof and in dss sha The
done 1t the Of the Of aad
ods.os d he hats atty Of iAysss approved 80 1874
mills j. yOLIS, Conn
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nEAR SIR--I commsnced the use Of your
Kk1HAIH0N y having ls hiaes
ny Hit 81 much service,
pleasure mailbag Ne hot 1evn r tsnsdk Asvs
hl1d - eons sight ysass. .- -. sys ~
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AZ LIZ y 19AQK9s Attorneys and Counsel
y. "a W!as
Ncu19 u1Els. Aekoever Co., u B. riau
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owning street bstre
Nsysds and Kan and South aide Of Felicity Dadss
Howard leet that they requested have substantial
fences erected on he mont line Of h within thirty from tie
a the - psr
he late city Of Lafayette, approved June Ao lsss
New Cvlssus March a 1sss. $3.50 ~'' 'nhs:
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Al The deliveries made within allowed
be delayed. : : f $500 = 49, a -
will delivery and aeceptauoe bv
the Surveyor bleach 5000 yards.
Onefhh detained Of the
plstsd. = - wa
Security % the sum Of shall be required for per-
Surveyors Department, City Hail. - '''''
NewOrleans March 10, 1885. apl-
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wv Ia "a. IN Uk<, 1iNDfAN DVCIVrs uuf e
c0SSuAPTioN Of the Liver and Langs DispspsI Chsls
Choca Mcfhu Aus and rsdin nom ~ 70 -
vsusrea disease, eies Ulcers
wsus Carries Il hs seas Whss kings Ell. Gravel pains
ether married single lades and children Ny
ssss sssss q curing ssy Sssss dat S.vs BEEN con-
R:ssss: "a sss. No. 81 $ szEscaMAs STREE
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I a NATURAL REMEDY for Burns and Scalds,
s pain q Which relieves The
" BE daily application ana adustsaion Of the PETROLEUM
doses fifteen to twenty drops administered
Of three old daily
vii Worms Its renedy against TAPE WORM and
spoonful. W-son BY JARVIS wooDMAN,
WRIGHT CO.. Isl Char street. who will supply
md ntsrchanis st rnanufsc turert pricss mills I'm
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. ANToGNINI, Manufactu,rer q BuL1AR

informs his nu-
uncrous custom
ers aud GENTLE
mon amateurs.
billiard plAyen
generally, that
ahsr diiigsnt re-
searches and nu-
n,srous trials, he
6aa iuofohfaInaS
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~ kS4p1l1f ~ ~ ~ eats 4 ~ A{lpv5,f rszss
~, ,s 81. gsE r..
q - !s.ss. y cs'-s; y ssssss: is.'
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j1Gn{ly u1l114s1t ~ 81 sgts 4 sfH ostis fy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-30
MAR RkED.


On the 9th ult., Mr.. Christian V. Horn, to Mis-
Frances T., daughter of Rev Geo, Huppman, all o
Augusta county.
On Wednesday morning March 23d by Rev. L. P
Clover, SIMON RAMSEY of Liberty 20 MARGARE7
ANN, daughter Of James Plunket of Lexington.
On "Wednesday the 9Th inst, by the Rev. VIM. S
White, d. D., Mr.. EDWARD ]. LEyBvRS to Mis-
MaRsARrr A., daughter of Rev. James Kerr, deed,
all Of Rockbridge.
On Thursday evening last, at the residence of Capt
John II. Asst, by the Rev. Jacob Killjan, CLINTON G.
MILLER, Esq Of the county Of Upshur to Miss SAuai
" Conner, Of Augusta.
On Thursday oath, in Woodstock, by Rev. D. D.
Chambers CHRrsrIAS GRABILL, ofRockirgham, to Mis-,
CArHARINE GRABILL, Of Woodstock.
On the 10th of March, by the Rev. Socrates Hegkle
DASIgL PRoeroR, formerly of Shenandoah, to MARY,
Youngest daughter of George Milleral Of Rockingham
On Sunday morning the 20h inst, by Rev MIR. Henkei
MIR JouS p. HosLsR, to Miss MARGARET, daughter Of
Mr. Adam ArnenrOut, ell Of Rockingham county.
At Jarman's Gap, Albemarle, on Wednesday, March
10TH BY the Rev. S. r. Slack Capt. JoHS MAUPIs to
Miss ELIZA JANE, daughter of Capt. Thomas Jarman,
all OF Albeaarle county.
On Thursday the 10Th inst, by Rev, J. A, McCauey
Mr.. CHARLES ALEXANDER BAKER, 10 Miss CATHAR!SE
ANN RRASANAs, Of this county
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r. r. R.--PAIN


Disorganizes the whole system, it weakens the
nerves, it absorbs or dries up the vital fluids, ii
checks the free and healthful circulation Of the
blood, it retards the regular action of all the unc
tons, it weakens the joinis it initiates the mem
branes, ligaments, cartilages and coats Of the
bones, muscles and other organs. 1t effects the
liver. spleen, kidnsys, panacras and the brain
Every important organ fssls its influence and suf
fers its distressing consequences. i.,
Railways Ready Relief will, in few minutes
stop the most severe paOxysms ofpains-all kinds
of pains it will instantly relieve. Chill fever,
diarrhea, neuralgia, toothache, rheumatism, lum-
bago, govt, paralysis, stiff joints, summer com
plants, Sc, it will stop in few minutes. Price
% and so cents.
Radway s Co.'s New Medicine for the cure
of Scrofulous Complaints, is quick and powerful
remedy. II is called
RAILWAYS RENOyATING REsoLvENT.
1t produces an electrical effect through every por-
ton of the system. 1t purifss and enriches tn;
blood. 1t resolves away every diseased deposit
seated in the solids and fluids. 1t jmparts health
and vitality to every organ. twill cure ricketts,
| syphilis, cancers, tumors, nodes, carries Of the
bones, sc. Price 81 per bottle.
March 80, lS53.--lm.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County
March the lst, 1853,
Sarah Black, and Armstead NJ. Mosby and Jane
his wife, Plaintiffs, abs
-, kGAIGsT
William Craig Sergeant of the Corporation o
Staunton, and as such Administrator of Nancy
Thompson, DECD. Jacob, McCullQck, and 80
children and heirs of John McCullock, Jr. de-
ceased, and Alexander II. H art,-Defen-
ants.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale of House and two Lots in the town OF
Stanton, and for distribution of the proceeds a.
mong the creditors and heirs of Smith Thompson
and Nancy his wife.
The Defendants Jacob McCullock and -
children and heirs of John McCullock, Jr., decd,
not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity, according to the act Of Assembly, and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, 1t is ordered, thai. the. said De
PENDANTS do appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid,
on the lst Monday in May next and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
in Saunton, for four weeks successfully, and post
ed Of the front door of the Courthouse.
| A Copy-Teste,
MICH. &. KINNEY, c. C.
March l6, lS53-4w.
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March Court

Monday last was the first day Of the March
Court, and very large number ofpersons were
in attendance from the country-the expectation OF
hearing Mr.. SEaAR having induced many to come
to town. Mr. IMBoDEN, ono of our representa-
tives in the Legislature, was present, and awaited
himself of brief adjournment OF the Court to ad-
dress few remarks to the people, principally on
the subject of State finances. He also read the
flowing letter from Mr.. SEGAR, which explains
this cause of his absence on the occasion:
HOUSE. OF DELEGATES,
March 18th. 1858.
i Nv dear sir II cannot well express my disap-
pJintmeut at not being able to meet my engage
ment to be at Staunton on Monday next. But 80
it ia; business engagements not to be postponed
and indispositon, connected with utter prostratiou
from constant attention to my public duties, will
deprive mo of the pleasure of communing with my
fellow citizens of Augusta on the great questions
of domestic policy which have been brought to so
happy an issue By The patriotic ac'on Of the pres
eat General Assembly,
Please say to them for me, that if life and
health last, will, without fail, address them at
their April Court. shall take occasion then to
congratulate .hem in person On the bright auspi-
ces that await the Commonwealth, in the triumph
ofthe only policy that can make her prosperous
and powerful And shall congratulate them es-
pecially that the great Central railway which is
to make the great county Of Augusta and all cent
raj Virginia, as it WERE ''blossom like the rose"
is at last placed On foundation not to be shaken.
In my iud cement, it is, in every aspect the most
interesting improvement in Virginia, and every
patriotic son of hers should rejoice to know that
its construction is thing of absolute certainty-
The day of its final completion will be the proud
est that ever shone upon Virginia.
Repeating my assurance to be with you on your
April Court day, am,
Very truly your friend,
j. D. lMBoDEN. JOS. SEGAR.
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DEED.

Near Harrsonburg, Sunday night the 18th inst.
HENRIErrA, infant daughter OF Robert II. and Jane
Smith.
On "Wednesday morning the 10th inst, in New Market
after long and protracted illness, Grafton Wickcs,
aged IS years.
On Thursday the 10th March, near Dayton on Cook,
Creek Elizabeth Abigail, infant daughter OF jacob and
Rebecca Derrick, aged year, two months and four
days.
At his residence in Rockingham county, on Sunday
18th, CHRISTIAN HAwss, senior, aged zone hundred
years, four months and twelve days.. He was rev
dictionary soldier and probably the Oldest iphabi
tant of Rockingham at the time Of his death.
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JOHN WI. ROYALL, },
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
Five Doors above City Hotel,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS. for sale to the trade and Country
~ Merchants, the following goods on acc'mln0-
dating terms mr.
- New Orleans, Porto Rico, I an
Crushed, Powdered, SUFAN.
Loaf and Coffee }
E. $::; ? En- S &c.,. a's' COFFEE
New Orleans and Cuba Molasses,
Lowering s Cos Sugar House Syrup, j..
Gnnpowder and Young Hyson, TEA
From the finest to the lowest grades,)
SaIt-Liverpool filed Sacks, 49,,
Candles-Spem, Adamantine and Tallow,
Soaps-Of various kinds
Gross He,rings-North Carolina and Halifax,
Nails-4.t 70 20 dy (oM Dominion.)
Iron ard Blislered Steel.
Ciaays--From $40 to. $50 PERM.
Family, Roe Herrings, in half barrels,
Bacon Sides. Shoulders. and Hams.
ALSO-Spices of all kinds; Plough Lines
Bed Cords Powder Shot; Shoe Thread w rap
ping and Letter Paper London Mustard London!
Porter; Scotch Ale Starch Fig Blue; Cotton
Yarns Grind Stones; Clovcrseed-together with
many other ARTICLES, making my assortment com
plete. all of which offer at moderate prices
Richmond. March 20, 1861.
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CHARLES BENNETT. wM s. BEERS.
BENNETT & BEERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

e7 1ROH<HH1IAE1hz ~ o~~H' A"13
NO. l25, Main Street, Richmond, Va!
EpEG leave to call the attention of Country Mer-
Ely chants and dealers generally, to their very
heavy stock of DRUGs. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILs,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Putty, Fancy Goods,
and Perfumery, which they arc confident they
can and will sell as low, and in some cases
lower than the same can be bought in New York
Our object is to sell TO cash customers, or those
who pay promptly on the usual credit. Any such
wanting articles in our line, would do well to ex-
anime our stock ard prices, assuring them that we
can at least saya them the expense of ffeights and
commissions.
Many of our goods were laid in before the late
advances, and will be sold at such rates as must
insure sales.
The quality of all articles warranted. Any
proving different from what they ere represented
can be returned at our expense.
We think it needless to shuinerate what we
have on hand. Suffice it to say stock has been
selected with special reference to the Virginia
and North Carolina trade, and will be found tc
comprise any and every article usually sold in
Drug establishments.
| We ara the sole wholesale Agents for the very
popular Blood Purifier, CARERS Spanish .Nirtre
and many other popular family medicines, at the
propreors lowest rates.
BENNETT s. BEERS.
Richmond March 20, 1853
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RICHMOND MARKET.

Corrected tree6ty from The Tunes
BACON, Smithfeh cured II II, Baltimore 10
BUTTER, per pound, irkiR 10 "a, fresh roll 25 90
CoFFEE-Old Java IL II, GreeI I.asnayra 9 a TO-
Rio 10, Manila IL ~, Cape a
FLOUR, City Mills 90, Country IL a 5 10
GRAIN-Wheat, white S 20 a 27,red 81 II, Corn
81 O., Oats IS ~, Rye rs a 90
GUANo-Peruvian, per ton, 40 10, Patagonan 30 80
PLASTER, lump per ton, %
SuaAssNew Orleans 4 6, Porto Rico a 6, st Croix
al, Refined Loaf 9 a 90, Crushed s 80
SALr American, per sack, Sal 90 Liverpool 5Oal 60
IEAs-lmperial & Gunpowder 90 a %, Black 25al %
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Kew Spring and Summer Goods.

E9Y recen: arrivals the subscribers are in receipt
I'D Of a very commanding stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, which will be replenished during
the season, so as to keep the assortment complete
A. lafgs poFion of cur stock having been contract
ed ,lof previous TO the late advance in goods, will
enable them to give their customers very deci-
ded advantage in prices. Their assortment COM
prlscs-
Every variety Of Mems, Boys, Women's and
Misses Shocs.many new and very desirable styles,
All kinds Of Fur, Silk, Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf and other Straw Hats,
Spring style Bonnots from low priced to finest,
1000 sides Sole Leather.
50 dozen French Calf Skins, varying in price
from sl5 to S28,
500 sides Wax Upper Leather.
so dozen colorad Morocco Innings.
And many other articles which they will rot
here enumeratc. They would, however, state
that they aie largely engaged in the manufacture
of Shoes. and have succeeded in producing such
goods as have given universal satisfaction.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to give them
call QUARLES s. BROOKE,
No. 81 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
March %. lS53.-7t.
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- 81. D.
Samuel M. Long, and ais. Defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The parties interested in the above named suit
and especially the nonresident Defendant, Barba
"a CARRIER, will hereby take notice, that have ap-
pointed Friday the 9Th day of April next, for the
purpose of executing. the order of account en-
tered therein by the 'Circuit Court for Augusta
county, at its late February term. .~.>
The object of said order is to have re-settle-
ment Of the Executoria transactions of the late Ex
ecutors of John Long, decd. Sc. &c, On the day
herein designated, therefore, the Executors of ia
cob Iumbert- decd, who was one of the Execa-
tors of the said John Long, decd, and the Exec
utor of Isaac Long. decd, who also was one OF
the Executors Of the same John Long, dec d., are
required to produce before me at my Office In saun-
ton, all books, papers, documents, accounts and
vouchers in their possession, calculated to aid
complete and satisfactory execution OF the order a.
foresaid.
The other parties interested can also attend at
the same time and place, if they think proper and
look to theit respective interests in the premises
J. N. HENDREN, Commissioner.
March 10, 1s53.-3t.
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NNTEGE.

's'HE mercantile partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of MosBY s. TAYLOR,
having been dissolved by mutual consent on tie
9th inst, Gone of the partners intending to engage
in other pursuits, and being DESTROYS to close up
our old business as speedily as possible, we re-
spectfully request all persons having open accounts
with US to come forward and close them 1t is
also very desirable that all persuns indebted to us
viii pay up at least a portion of their respective
dues at an early day
MOSBY s; TAYLOR.
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'svIIE subscriber intending to continue the bust
meas at the old stand of Mcsby & Taylor
will in a few days receive large additions Of
.NEW GOODS 10 his present stock, and will
be prepared to offer great inducements to his
friends and the public generally, in the way Of
cheap and desirable goods to which he would re-
spectfully call attention being determined to offer
such inducements and sell on such terms as can
no, fail to satisfy those who may favor him with
their custom. A. NJ. MOSBY.
Staunton. March SO. ls53.-4t
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-4aIG6
EsAVND s. BEAR,
HAS just opened one of the largest and best Sc
a Il selected stocks of
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRV,

IA V1169j SASS@AS A~@sO w.
ever brought to Staunton, all of which will be
sold very low, wholesale or retail. Buyers will
have a great advantage by giving him call, as
bis Stock has been selected carefully and bought
under circumstances which enable him to sell at
low prices. 1t embraces, in part, the following:
OK Gold and Silver Watches, such as A Chro-
i. Barometer, and Eight Day and Lever Watch
es, varying in price, from 81 to $500.
A general assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Chains, Seals, Keys, Lockets, Bracelets,
Fine Breast Pins, Plain or set with Diamonds
Pearl and Coral Ear Rings, of the finest quality,
and latest style-a great variety of Finger Rings,
Gold and Silver Spectacles and Pencils, fine pat
ent Pens.
SILVER WARE.
Ladies, Cream and Sugar Spoons and longs,
Table and Desert Spoons and Forks, Butter
Knives, warranted good. A.
PLATED.
Spoons. Forks, Castors, Frnlt and Cake Bias
kets, Salt Cellars, and cheap lot of Teaspoons
A new style of Clocks at low prices warranted
good time keepers.
gg- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
in the best manner, and on reasonable terms.
E- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Stauutcn, March 80, 1853.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
NASH & W.00DH0USE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pE4LERs: IN
BOOKS. PIANO FORTES, 'S1!3fYO.N:4-
.RY. MUSIC. 6. FANCY .lRIICLES.

BOOKS. PIANO FORTEs, STafYoN.A-
.,RY. MUSIC, g. FANCY ARTICLES.
vsyHEY have constantly tor sale upon reasonable
IL terms. all the various School Books, in use
together with an extensive stock OF
LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND M1s-
CELLANEOyS BOOKS.
BLANK Books OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
FooLscAp. LETTER, NoTE AND WRAPPING
Paper.
The BEST INK, OF ALL KINDS IN USE.
SURVEYORS CoMPAssEs AND CHAINS.
GLOBES, DRAWING MATERIALS, Books ON
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GUITARS OF SUPERIOR TONE Ann FINISH.
V1oLlNs, AccoRpEoNs, FtuTEs, An OTHER
MUSICAL IEsTBUMENT2.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR .STRIEGs.
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.
In addition to their Book and StatiohmH bust
ness. the subscribers deal extensively in PIANO
FORTES, they are Agents, for three Of the most
distinguished makers in America. viz: J. CHICK
ERING, Boston. ADAM SToDART, and j. B. Dur
HAM, New York, and an experience of eighteen
years in this business warrants them in saying that
for Rich and Beautiful Tone, Durability of.Work-
manship, and Elegance of Finish, the instruments
of the above makers arc unsurpassed.
They have generally on hand, an assortment as
extensive as can be met with North or South. and
are enabled to offer them as low as in any City Of
the Union.
To those not disposed to make special trips fol
the purpose, the subscribers promise their best
Judgment in selecting, binding themselves to give
satisfaction, and charging them as low as if they
were present. Address.
NASH s. WOODHOUSE.
l39, Main Street, Richmond Pi,ginia.
March 2, l659.-6t
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOOD STORE.
-s@9an-
GEORGE w. G.YaETE,
Late Of Philadelphia,

VTTOUI.D most respectfully invite attention to
w his New Cash Store, located on Beverly
Street, neat door bclosv Union Hall, Staunton,
Virginia.
The Stock of Goods is fresh and well selected,
embracing large variety of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
especially adapted 10 the Season, and offered at
such prices as cannot fail to induce all to purchase
who may examine the Goods.
An experience of 90 years in the business, in
the City Of Philadelphia, has enabled the under
signed to discover the sources from whence the
various descriptions Of Cheap Goods can be the
most readily obtained: he therefore believes, that
by purchasing at Auction and other well known
sources, he will be enabled 10 offer great induce
ments in Style, Qualify and Prices.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-30

sMssss Editors Allow Us through the medi-
um of your paper to call the attention Of the voters
of AUGUSTA County to RoBERT H. KINNEY, as
man preeminently qualified to represent the
County Of Augusta in the next General Assembly
Of Virginia. Mr.. X. is man fine ability, and
admirable address ready and fluent debater-
He has been associated Gas an engineer) with the
Board of Public Works, for number Of years,
and could render Invaluable aid in the Legisa-
turs in suggesting sach laws as would be neces-
sary to put the new Board of Public Works Ito
be electsd) into successful operation. We hope
Mr.. K. will consent to become candidate
VorERs OF Precinct No /.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-30
REMOVAL.

MFRS. KENNEDY has removed to the store
I'VE room formerly occupied By Mr.. y. B An,
Wright, one door above Mr.. Cushing's sazssJ
where she will opena complete assortment %.
of Fashionable Millinery.
Staunton, March 30, 1856.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-30
Found,

A SMALL SUN OF MONEY, which the
- owner can have by describing it and paying
for this advertisement Enquire of the editor
Staunton, March 80. 1858
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-03-30

.Hessrs Editors Permit us to nominate to
the Wing County Convention, Mr.. ELIJAH Hoes
HEAD, Of Middlebrook, as suitable person to rep
resent the county in part in the next Legislature.
Mr.. Hogshead does not desire the place, but we
have no doubt that he will become candidate if
called upon by Wing Convention. He is well
known to the people of the county, asd we need
say nothing of his character as one of our most
intelligent and respectable citizens. and Wing
OF the true stamp. SEW ERAI. NHlGS.
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Notice.

will rent the Store House and five Lumber
Houses together with comfortable dwelling hou e
for the merchant, if desired.
This is an old established and we'll known stand,
and to an active, enterprisng hisiaess EaR holds
out strong Inducements, WIN. FRAZIER,
$50 Guardian of James A. Frazier.
March 9, 1853.
Rg- indicator and Rockingham Register,
copy 3 times.