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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01
VI \RSllAID. GROVE ACADEMY

'I'llE Evcrc4> Of the sixth Session Of this
| Institution VIII commvuc, neat Monday
september 9TH Il Is highly important that
pupil. enter schoo' the FIRST DAY ifpns-hlc
+ i PAIlllb.
September g. $50 tlU
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'l,AKtN up hy Al:soi Badsc, and posted b.
Tor, " { BAKER, Justice OF the Ftace IN
Hsat Ne T. a dan~ or cream wed hossr.
about Sheen har.ls high six or seven years old,
no marks OF brands On HIM. Appraised Al occ
buaarsa lellars. Fosi,d july $50
= G. REASLEY, Ctsak
rs \. r. wOOpALl, y. G.
Ssrt gist, lesa, 81.
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EDUCATION Al.

MISS r. X srRAtUA\ has declined
teaching with Mrs. Bonf,ry, and viii con
luur u give lessons in Music, Singing, and the
languages upon her own responsibility. Terms
can h. known upon application To Miss S,raehan
at the residence of VI Edward Womack
Marshall August 6. 1889. en-
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

lust Received and for sale, hy 6. g '.rogr
y a TO-. Cent. +. - aud Marscillcs shirts and
collars. Brown anl,tcachei Drawer.
Cotton and Mtriuo under shirts
Drawers
Crnva,. and Ties socks, Ac4 a.. Al atticc-
m the line To- be found in our stock.
Angus, -. % \"'e I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND ~OlRCE :.

nROF BINGHAM hegs respectfully tn ~.
form the adc, aud gentlemen ct Marshall
and vicinity that hr intends giving ,'oir'' at
the Adkins House Bal Room on Tuesday next
October ,th. 1889.
Ladies respectfully invited "cn'lcmen
tickets 81 80
Oct. |, - No II
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furmtshtmg Goods,

CONSISTING Of I,road.clo,h Fine Cassi
h m.rs Twecds james and Sa'tncts, for sAi'
low a, .,,
&. II. Pixies
Cheap Store.
o,,.,., =, " -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01
" A TIE ID

ENTITY Lahoycrs. to work on ~ Seeeerm
+ Pacific Rail Rcad, snd alac Iot sfNseean.
ios lhrs Road will be IN fall cpesstiee 70 ess.
~ ireish, and passengers hy III tins ~ ~ !.
.a,lon 81 Red River opens-
CT. HYNSoN.
Gfeas' c.y.rn'nds,'
YAr,hall. aerl %. 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-01
FANCY GOODS
J. AfIt
- NTip\tRi
AND StHtbl BbDkr

- ATlD\tRi
AND SrHpol BOOKS.
We. - md 80. Comt}oH ~, Y. rs!
W.m- creir,' l} lAir arrivals dirce, 'ror
tht manufacturer. a largr assorimcn, Of
fNGll~u FINE TWIST GUNS,
RODGERS
WO-TfN HpLN] N\D
Ht rtNEN- CUTLERY
PTEDt --lJN CARS.
ERt SHES COMES
AM, FANCY U>rtp~
A'., a- r-.al "a hrp .'pck ~ Printing VIZ
rr- iBI Wurpne rafsr rr,,cvy description
PLAYING r,nt ~',fnr-s l,lauk Books and
-A Buuts
M.rcfai''s ipl o'ho-. sr respectfully invited
fH -.sH u- CA.
p Il ~TENE\S. 4 o..
Ith So ls
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q. &. GREGG X 60.

ARE now in receipt of their entire stock OF
u Fall and Winter Goods, in which ma. he
found the creates, variety IN all the d'hrn'
branches of trade that We have ever "hrred N
this market pnrilcnlaIlN IN
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STOCK or DRY GOODS
Ready Made Clothing.

4 FULL line OF Ready made Clothing for
\ sale "A, low figures q,
G. H. Pixies
Cheap store
October l. 50 No I'm
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WANTED.

4 NEGRO WOMAN ior the balance OF the
Y year, who can do plain cooking and Is a
rood washer and lrener Hlrc payable month
y. enquire a, Republican Once
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Hat. uss.l I av>

lust Received and lor sale by & g. Groes
u 4 Co. u larg, bill Of Men and Roy Hats
and Caps, including all tho --latest styles AMI
qualities. also Il do1 hcs, Wool Hats for ne
gross.
August ~, 50. Noon I'm
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September H. 1889
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
Ministerial Appointments.


The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at their late session in Lewis
burg, made the following appointments for the
ensuing year
ROCKINGHAM DIsTRIoT.-E r. EeiteA, p. E.
StauntOn-G. G. Brooke. Augusta-O. T.
Wirgmau, s. Il. Cummings lone to be supplled)
Rockingham-James n. Davis, F. Ward. R~sh
gilLe-(to be supplied) East ROckinghana-,Kt
Smith, f. A. Mercer. Woodstock w.
Wolfe, J. 7. Eskin, Sup. Front R0yaI-John
W. Kelly, J. W. Cornelius. Laray-E' L..
Kreslo. Lost Ripsr-C. Parkinson. S05stN
Braae6-C. B Young B. F. FramPto9. Neg
Crsek-H. Hoffman AooUfsId.T. HudeoranI
W D. Rippeto,. FraakLia-J. Beatty, Samuel
Waugh. b. Arbogast, Principal Wesleyan Female
Tnstifnte. and member of Stanton Quarterly
RoASoKE D1srR1or-J s. Martin p E-Salsm
i e, Armstrong, W. J. Perry. ChristiGns-
;-ur0-C. Dalrymple, L. E. Johnson. Jackson.
riUs-J. J. Engle. Fiaeastls-A. Buhrnan.
Leriugton Circuit. W. EVAN, John A. Can
tor. Lexington StatiOn--J. R. Wheeler. Rock,
6ridqs-A. B. Dolly. CharehVills-F 9. Tebbs
Zone to be supphed) Neaocastls and NsaepOrt-
Zone to be supplied) BLacksburg-W. F. Speake.
Deerfeld-G. r. Jefferson. Slosst Springs-J.
Leet, Zone to be supplied) CocingtOn-H. A,
Gaver. Bath Alum-M. May. Hightand-J.
Wasseu, J. H. Bean. Montsrey-L. d. Nixon.
GRAB BOttom-W. r. Stringer. D. W. Arnold,
Agent of Tract Society of Baltimore Conference,
and member OF Grab Bottom Quarterly Con
ference.
LEwlsBURG DIsTRICT.-E. p. Phelps, P. e.
Lepis5urg.-R. S. Hough. White Sulphur
Thomas f. Carson. White Sulphur Circuit
Joseph P. Chittim. Frankt6Yt-J. j. Largent,
L. LEM. Grsen6risr-C. O. Calbert. Blue
sSulpAur.-John W. F. Graham. Aonroe.-P.
S. {. Sixeas, J. A. II. Moore. UTiOn.--Jsmes
f. Liggstt. Warm Springs.-P. B. smith
Gresa6ank.-M. l.. Hawley. Little LeUels-
J. s. Gardner. Union Circuit.-Saul B. Dolly,
J.H. Swope. PsterstOwa.--(o Zone to be supplied)
). F. Butt 4sadOoo BLuf.-Jsmes E. Snyder
HuatsrsuiIle-A. P. BOwde.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
Also the Mexican mustang LII
March Is, '59-eowlm.



Travellers are always Liable to sudden attacks OF
Dyssntery and ChoLerG M0r6us, and these occurring
when absent from home are very unpleasant PERRY
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER may be relied upon
in such cases. AS soon you feel the symptoms,
take one teaspoonful in gill of new milk and molas
ses and gill of hot water, stir well together ana
drink hot Repeat the dose every hour until relev,
ed If the pains be severe battle the bowels and
back with the medicine, clear.
In cases of AsttRsa and PhttSSic, take teaspoon
ful in a gill of hot water sweeened we'll with moias-
SEES also battle the throat and stomach faithfully
with the medicine clear.
DR. Sweet saws it takes out the soreness in cases
of bonesettng faster than anything he ever applied
Fishermen so often exposed to hurts by having
their skin pierced with hooks and fins of fish, can be
much relieved by bathing with little of the Pain
Killer as soon as the accident occurs IN this way the
anguish is soon abated battle often once in five
minutes say three or four times and you will seldom
have any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dogs cats are cured by
bathing with the Pain Killer. clear. Great success
has been realized by applying this medicine as soon
as the accident occurs.
The stain on linen from the of the p K. is easl-
" removed by washing in Alcohol.
rsy- Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine
dealers generally.
Marc lS50-2w.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

SALE OF LAND.

" BY virtue OF decree pronounced on the 18th
day of Feb, 1859, in the case of Corbys Executors
VS.. Elenor Corby the undersigned acting as Com
missoners will proceed TO sell, at public auction,
the premises, on Tuesday, the 9TH day of april next
certain tract or parcel of land situated in Augusta
County, SIX miles southwest of Mddlebrook, adjoin
ing the land of Capt. Jas. McKamie and others, and
contains GI ACRES more or less. The improve
necessary out houses, Barn, Stables, &C., and the
place is under very good fencing.
TERMS SO much cash in hand as will pay costs
of sale and the residue in three equal payments at
six, twelve and eighteen months from the sale, the
purchaser to execute bonds with good personal
Iity, the title to be retained as ultimate security.
JAS. b. CALLIS0N, C0m'r.
~ At the same time and place, will, as Execu-
tor of VIM p Corby, sell likely negro boy about 10
or II years of age belonging to the estate: Terms
cash. JAS. d. CALLISON, Ex'r.
March /, 1852
GALE OFF PERSONAL PROPERTY
- Having disposed of the farm belonging to Mrs.
NJ E. Nelson and her children, and formerly the
dence of James and A. +. Nelson, | will proceed, as
the authorized agent for the owners, on Saturday,
the 26tk of Mtrck neGt, said farm, about miles
east of Staunton, on Lewis Creek, to sell at public
auction, all the stock on said farm, consisting of 10
head of Horses six Cows, some of which are of i'm
proved breed 20 head of Stock Cattle in good ORDER
Calves and yeariugs, and about 40 stock hogs and
pigs. Also all the farming utensils, including wag-
CONS and cart, new combined Reaper and Mower
and Wheat Drill. Also the growing of Wheat-a-
bout 81 acres.
TERMS:-Cash for all sums of ten dollars and I'M
der and for all sums that amount credit of six
months will be given, the purchaser executing bond
with approved security.
March l. 1853. ROBT. R. NELSON, Agt. e
CALE OF LAND.--In pursuance OF u decree
y rendered in a cause in the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta County, in which D. N. Kincaid is Pptf., and
Hugh Y. Kenneday is Deft., shall proceed on Sat-
arday the 9TH dayof April, 1885, to SELL on the prem
Uses, near Rocky Spring Church, on the Great Cal
Pasture River in Augusta County. Q TRACTS OF
LAND, one containing "a Acres. Rood and l6 poles
the other containing Toe Acres much as will be
sufficient to pay said decree and costs. Terms on
credit of and IL months, the purchaser TO give bonds
with approved security and the title to be retained as
additional security. r. TURK, Comr.
March g. l859.-$l,75.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

EXTRA SEssION.-A despatch from Washing
ton on Saturday says there is much reserve in
official quarters as to the question of an extrs
session of Congress. 1t is q generally accredited
fact that nearly all the members of the Cabinet
are against an extra session. The compensation
of the postmasters and the contingent expenses
of their offices amount to 100000 per quar-
ter, or equal to the revenue, leaving nothing for
the mail service 1t has been estimated that the
service which is absolutely necessary to be per-
formed will require about twice as much as the
entire receipts, to say nothing OF present indebt
edness. Next month the contracts for the
Southern States are to be made, and in view of
the bankrupt condition of the Department it is
reasonably supposed the proposals will De tar
less favorable than if contractors were to frame
their proposals on a cash basis.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

THE VIRGINIA OPPOSITION AND THE BLAoS
REpUBLIcANs.-Th New York Herald of the
10th ult says: "The election for Governor in the
Old Dominion, which viii take place on the
26th of May, is beginning to attract attention
all over the country. 1t the new Opposition
succeed in that State, it will be the signal of re-
organization tor similar parties in the Middle
States, and it viii be the greatest blow to the
Black Republican faction in tue free States that
it has yet received. The idea put forth by some
ignorant journalists, that if the Virginia Oppo-
sition should prove successful, it will affiliate
with Black Republcanism in the North, is very
preposterous and absurd. 1t Is perfectly indie
penGeat movement, aud iftt succeed in Virginia
II will tell in other States"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
More Home Testimony.


No. 48 Union st.
Mr. SETH w. FowLE-Dsar Sir: Your invaluable
Medicine, can truly say, has literally snatched me
from the grave. Last July was attacked by q sud
den Cold, which resulted in very severe Cough,
with violent Pains in the Side and Chest became
80 much reduced that my friends frankly told me that
must die. At this crisis, heard of Wfstar's Bat
san, of JVlLa Cherry and Immediately sent for bot
tie The effect produced was indeed wonderful. Ny
physician one of the most respectable in Boston, who
had previously told me that cure was hopeless, came
in, and informed him what had taken He exam.
ined the Basam, and advised me to continue the use
of H. since which time have continued to improve
daily; aud the same physician who had given me up,
toG me, few days since, that might yet i've many
years. Respectfully, MAXI s hoME.
statement, Mrs. Rowe having been an inmate OF our
family. WILLIAM n DsNAsrr'
None genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS on the wrap
per. pow,rco d.,
ton, Mass, to whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by sher agents everywhere For sale in Staun-
by P. H. Trout s Co., DR.. II. s. Eichelberger, Br"
aud DIR. w. B. Young.
March 1ShQ--1k
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

From EURoPE.-The advices by the steamer
City of Washington note another change in the
aspect of affairs in Europe. The confidence in
the preservation of peace which prevailed when
the Arabian sailed, had been lost, and warlike
rumors were again in the ascendant. The re-
port that the Pope had invited the withdrawal
of the French and Austrian troops from Rome
is confirmed, but the action Of those powers was
not known The result of Lord Orowley's mis-
sion to Austria had not been announced.
The steamship Weser brings dates to the 9th
The aspect OF affairs was still warlike and thC
belief in the success of Lord Cowley's mission t
Vienna had suffered some abatement. At boil
Vienna and Paris the tone OF the journals il
quite beligerent.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

-Four 1NsPEoToRs-A jury in Richmond
Virginia, have rendered verdict of S2,86l, 0s
in favor of milling firm and against the flour
Inspector. 1t has been the rule for years that
the draws are considered the perapisises of the
inspectors and when heavy inspections are made
these "loug augIr draws" amount TO q consider.
able toll. Crenshaw aud Fisher, of Richmond
served protest against the practice upon D. s
Delapane, on January l, and sued for "draught
Aou:" retained by him since that period to July
1858. The judge and jury went to the mills and
saw TIE -four inspeoted5in the usual manner-the
t.'arsught" being from seven and three-fourthS
TO ten and a halt ounces. The legal half-inoh
%'tryer" drew out one aud half ounces.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
LADIENi LADIESI


Are you afflicted with Nervousness, Dyspepsia,
Want OF energy. Weakness, Dizziness, or Sick Head
ache. Read the following:
j. NJ. Hulshizer, Doylestown, Pa, June Q, 1858,
says :-''My wife has bsen afflicted with Nervous
Debility since September, 1851, since which time
have been unabie'tG find any physician or medicine
that would benefit her in the least, until day
called ut the store OF Dr. Harvey of this town for
tncture of iron, and described to him the Affections
of my wife; he then handed me a lot of papers to
read among which found one describing Hollands
German Bitters. | Immediately procured n few bot
ties from him and pleased to state that the use of
the Bitters has done mere good than all the medicine
she has heretofore taken. l wish you to send me q
ka,S dozen bottles"
These Bitters are sold by druggists and storekeep-
era in every aud village the United States.
Canadas, West Indies and South America, at Is cents
per bottle,
For Sale by DR.. W. B. Young, DR.. FL. S. Eichelber-
ger L Bro, and P. II. Trout 4 Co., Staunton Jas. E.
Ross, Mt. Sidpey; Waye Thompson, Buchanan
W. N. Scott Covington.
March 22, lS59-2ws
Mr.. JAMES +. DAVIS is authorized to act as A
gent for the StaGntoR Spectator, r.r.. .....
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

The FrIIRUsrERa.-:Th is good reason for
BELIEVING that Walkers departure for California
Is moved 5y an arrangement for another tilibus-
tering expedition from that quarter, against
Nicaragua. The impression o0lains at Wash
ingEoq that bis recent conversion to Catholic
itY was rs much moved by reasons OF policy
as religious conviction, 10 order to render him
self acceptable to people who now execrste
his very name. The Emigration Scheme OF
General HeGuingson, which Is said to have
Arizoua for its object, is believed to be organ
lied for corporation with Walkers movement.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

The Grand Jury OF Washington city have made
a presentment against Daniel 4. Sickles tor the
murder OF Philip Barton Key. The Washington
Star says:
1T is iutimated that the trial will disclose an
amount OF scandal Tar exceeding what has al
ready been spread before the public, and bring
reluctantly, to the witness stand persons whO
have not heretofore figured in the newspapers
in connection with the affair"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
TO MERCHANTS,
w. PETERSON:
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
HATS, CAPS & STRAW GOODS,
FOR SPRING, 1859.
pnPEPT IT tDTGKTNSON

SUCCESSOR TO BINFoRK, Dickinson d WEIsIGER,
NO. 75 MAIN STREET,
DEGS leave to inform merchants and the pub.
ID lie generally that he has now opened, and
ready for sale, one Of the most complete and ex-
tensive stocks of Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
ever offered in this market, which has been selected
with care from the largest manufactures, and espe
cialy adapted to the Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee trade.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to give him :
call before purchasing knowing that they will hnc
his stock complete in every respect. -
He has secured the services of g. W. DUESBERRY
so long known to the trade. JOSEPH b. STEGAL, o
Richmond; and JAMES E. 'BRINKLE ofBath coun
ty who will be pleased to their friends atany time
Richmond, March Is, l859.-iy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

A BRlDEeRooM PARDoNED.--Leroy Evans, Of
Caroline county, Va, was recently sentenced to
one year Imprisonment in the county jail, for
swearing that the young lady he married was
over 81 years OF age, when she wasn't. The
opposition OF the adys mother to this match
caused the exposure and Imprisonment of the
.,lroom. A petition to Gov. Wise, and the ex-
IRENE youth Of the prisoner, procured his par
don
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

ELECTION IN KANsAs.-Goyernor Msdsry has
issued a proclamation for an election on the
fourth Monday in March, in accordance with the
act of the last Legislature providing for the
formation of a constitutional and State govern
ment for Kansas. Three months, residence
prior to the election is a requisite to vote. AL
lens having declared intentions to become cit.
liens, are qualified.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

GEORGE W. SUMSIERs.-From the Greenbrier
Independent we learn that the Hon. George W.
Summers proposes to take the stump at next
Kanawha court in behalf of our glorious cause.
Judge Summers is one of the finest and most
effective orators in the Union, and we anticipate
heavy gains for our ticket, wherever his eloquent
voice may be heard.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
EnR CONGRESS-.

ssy- We are authorized to announce Col WIN. Il.
HARMAN, of Augusta, US candidate for Congress
from this District subject TO decision OF District
Convention in the organization of the Democrat
ic party require the assembling of such Convention
Jau. II, lo59.
~ JAMES II. SKINNER, Esq, is candidate to
represent this District in the next Congress, subject
to the decision of Convention, if desired.
rSy- We are authorized to announce JOHN T.
HARRIS, Esq, of Rockingham as candidate to rep,
resent this District in the next Congress othe United
States subject TO the decision OF u Convention, II one
be necessary.
Jan. Is, 80.
r1y- We are authorized to announce DR.. A. NJ,
NEWMAN, of the county of Rockingham, as can
ddate to represent this District in the next Congress
of the United States subject to the decision of Dem
ocratic Convention, should one be held.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

ELECTION, THURrDAY, APRIL 14th, 1859
~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM j.
ROBERTSON, of Albemarle, candidate for the
Office of Judge of the Court of Appeals for the third
Judicial section.
az We are authorized to announce Col. JOHN B.
BALDWIN, of Augusta county, candidate for the
office OF Judge OF the Court OF Appeals for the Thra
Judicial Section,
Ia We are authorized to announce RICHARD
PARKER Cat present Judge OF the 18th Circuit) as
candidate for the office OF Judge of the Court Of APP
peals tor this the 3d) Judicial Section.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
DIED.,

In Stauuton, on Thursday last Mr. HORACE SEE.
LY, after protracted illness.
O In Harrisonburg, on the 14th ins ELLA VIRGINIA,
infant daughter of John Il. and Margaret Wartman,
aged years and weeks.
On the 18th inst at his residence in this County,
Mr.. GEORGE ENGLEMAN, after protracted illness OF
over years, aged 76 years and days.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
BOOKS! B0OKS!! BOOKSi! 4!
GEORGE w. WEST,
Publisher. Bookseller and Statiouer.


No. las Main St., eagle Square,) /
"iaf aa] RICHMOND, VA,
EEPS hand and offers for sale of the larg-
n est and best selected stock of Law, School, Med
zeal, Theological Agricultural Juvenile and Misce-
Ianeous Books that can be found in any Bookstore
North or South, and at much lower prices than any
house in Virginia. ~, 49,. Lse.-tl
Among my very large and well selected stock Of
Law Books the following valuable Virginia Books by
Virginia Authors are to be had:
Patton, r Heaths Reports of the Special Court Of
Appeals. 2 vols. 800.
Patton, jr Heath's Index to Grattans Virginia Be-
ports. $500.
Matthew'S Digest of the Laws of Virginia. vols
Robinson's Practice. New Edition. 8 vols $500.
Mayo's Guide to Magistrates $500.
Virginia Reports at State prices
tg Orders for any kind Of Books or Stationary,
by letter or otherwise, will receive prompt attention
when addressed to GEO. W. WEST,
Publisher, Bookseller & Stationer,
Richmond, March Is, l859.-3t 145 Main Sc.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

Elk Senator Jones, OF Iowa, has resigned the
appointment of Minister to Bogota. Several
candidates have already signiied their willing
ness to serve their country in that capacity.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
For Constable.

Mr.. John j. Larew ooutemplates resigning the
Office of Constable in the 4th district at the April
Court, and in that event take this method OF an
nouncing myself candidate for the said office. res
pectfuy solicit the votes OF my friends and fellow cit
liens, and should be elected, pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office to the best of my ab
ty "Ho' ~ a. LIZ
Feb. 8, 1859. ,our -
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN Il. B
SHULTZ as q candidate for Constable IN the Green
vile District.
Feb. 22, 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
ESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND Fol

- SALE.-The subscriber contemplating removing
to the South offers for sae privately his very desira
BILE Tract of Land in Nelson county. upon the South
cipay low grounds. Believing that any DESTROYS
of purchasing, will examine for themselves, more
extended notice is deemed unnecessary. will only
add that by good judges it is regarded as one of the
most productive and elegant Farms In the county. .
IF not sold privately by the 18th May, it will be Of
fered for sale at public auction on that day.
Mach Is, lS59-tds, IT.. ID. WOoDS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22

CAPT. JOHN SANDERSON's COMPANY
| J will parade at West View, instead OF Morriss
MILL on the first Saturday in April.
March 10, 80.