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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
TUESDAY. .MsRcH 20. 1880.
Francis ger,


L5-Csn Hrrri,on and the .Hss mt y tuition L1ie.
The Van Doren papers contain pretended
extracts from speeches of John Randolph &
Gen. iiirrsoa. and from these enieavor TO
fN upon their readers the inference that the
latter approved the alien and scdiion act
On this point we have 10 say, that II Is pos
sibc J"bn Randolph used the language nj.
trlbutublc To- him he is dead now, and was
n queer fellow, and said queer things we
viii not conjure up the ashes of the dead To
galnsay or diSproyc the assertions of the liy-
ING. Ii is also possible that Gen Harrison
avowe,l that he entertained a hugh opinion
Of w ashngton and his administration but
all this does not prove, nor from this can il
be reasonably INFERRED, thai Gen Harrison
was supporter Of the measure alluded to.
A few simple facts from history will she'd
some lighi upon this matter. Gen. Harrison
first entered Congress two years ojier The q.
lien and seduion dcf passed he then entered
territorial Delegate, and of course could
not have acted upon that measure, had il
then been brought forward. Sho tly after
tins, IN 1901, Jefferson appointed him Gov.
of Indiana. The reader will bear in mind
that Harrison was Virginian, and un-
doubtedly veil known to Jefferson. fit
be admitted then that he did err in this mat
ter, will the modern democrats now punish
him for the sin which the great apostle of
democracy forgaye him in 1901 ? 1t seems
Jefferson did not consider liarrison's res
pect for Washington unrardonable If
however, modern democracy is more ,ntol-
Grant wards the friends. of - the father OF
his country" let its presses show il by at
tacks such as these. How hard pressed are
these presses TO find fault; nothing
short of dead mems speeches. and acts
dead, buried, forgotten and forgiven, will
answer their purpose !-Pt. Watchman.
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NSNn CG aug.n -

CF~TlIE Stockholders of the T. ASK Of
of RurLAN D are hereby notified, that ,hc
Dircc ors have ordered an Ins,amcr, o?
Ten Dollars on each share, payable a, tkeN
Banking house 10y the 9Th day of juno next,
WV. PAGE, CASTER.
EmidHG, - .Waych, 1856. Ivy
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Il Eiish llud.n. sg~i ej ysrr. sbd ~ ~ p,nists
V fork, Msoschs.clt. rpi DINO will "a ~, No. ,ts
T. Nv V ~ soH>ikNG. r-a ssas Isi,l.r Il III.
'. N"rs Cas~'ie. ~ 'h' CIR wear Il hsage We Laeg
hoe oonrer'~ wiih hr Gazette ussrly hAf rsuia.
~ sol . ii.ilv rxarie~l .. r he iasr, 10 ,s.
s"'n. bang n. 'lr'i nfssparsr s,l',t ~ Tie ivy.
t"f ' sri'v e churs'ttt ani mors ~'h he hsl ,~,.
hap uo at error - y y H,eky .wsH,s~-r
lo CfsnVii ,chrusty r'h. Mn r1.htih iiayps,
wife 81 tho ste Rev Lenucl lIsyns', ~ the ~ wear Il
her age
~ W1llinsG ~ IN Tho l., in.' Jsne C-s.t Nhls
iau-''.t,f ~ iiow f,',o, White, aged = ye~'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

Couniy Court he has been faithful IN n
humble republican siailon--wc viii now ia.
yIie HIM 10 higher scat. He is one uf Us
We like HIM for his supple manners Tor his
good sense--his fidelity his a,tachmen, TO
the Constitution and the Laws. Aided, as
he wall hc'aided, by sound advisers, he will
administer The government IN plain repub.
hcan st,le.--What, Tho he never saw queen
Adelaideor bowed his head TO catch q mon.
arch's smile. we will trust him for his more
than Roman lirrnness We like this County
Clerk. Yes, TO our ears II sounds like re.
public anism--to call one from such m hum.
bic office, TO the Char of State We re-
member the story OF good old Cincina,us,
called from his plough to see tina, the Re-
public received no dctiment. We cxpcc-
ted TO ear the County Clerk ridculed. bv
thn.e who do moi wish to offend Gears polite"
with nun lie titles But let it be remember
ed. that this COUNTY Clerk will be honored
a, the ballot box Let II be remembered,
that PLAN republicans love their own way
and iciH haze II We snbJoIna list of some Of
the offices which Harrison has filed:
He was commissioned IN the
army by Wa5hiAgton.
Appointed Secretary Of the
y. West Territoryby John adams.
Elected delegate TO Congress
in 1873.
Appointed Governor of India
IA by Jefferson.
Commander in Chief Of the
n. Western army by .Uad,SOn.
Was elected To- Congress a
gain IN 1916, and l.. 5 Scna-
Tor IN 1872, and finally in 1929
was appointed Minister to CO.
umbia by J. q. adams.
lie is nor Clerk of,hc County Court-aao
The peoples candidate for the Presidency.
.Mctiggn g. Oiio.-Mr Thomas, from the
Judiciary Committee of,he House, has made
a report m the memorial of Michigan TO be
admitted into the Union, and bill for tha,
purpose. By the bill the boundaries If tho
State are defined and when agreed to h,
Michigan, and no, before. the Territory i,
To be at once admitted as a State. The
Souiherly line is from the Southern eX,rcm
ity of Lake Michigan in "A direct line To the
most Northcrly Cape the Maumee, thu,
giving TO Ohio the disputed territory. Mich
iSdu 10 W W lUutUiIilItu Nv cNteIIh'ir
her territory NorthwardIy TO include all til,
land South of the Lake Superior, and boun
ded by that lake, to the Montreal river
thence up said river to the middle of tho
Lake of the Desert; thence to the head wa
tiers If the MenoInnee. ,he"~~ sn he 'n,ddi.
of Green Bay; thence 10 the middle OF Lake
Michigan, &c. This new acquisition i, ;
territory more than half as large as the "lc
Territory of Michigan, and more properly
belongs to the Oisconsin.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
OFF O r I; | G. N.

WAR,-E agiaad ami Frnnce against Russid.-A
letter FROM Pans dated Ian. % says;-"That
there will he war with Russia, heinre the wear
expires Is irsi rs sure as that The world will last
that long" Not dntr--ind vet We believe Their"
will he war The close connection uf England and
France haa an object The efforts nf these powers
indirectly 10 rs abi,h the Queen of SPAN have an
object. Russ,a ins destroyed the nationality of
Poland ia vpla,lon Of The ircnlv of Vienna Rus
STA has the Bears paw npnn Tnrkev-The balanre
of power must be preserved. The French Cham
Der IF Deputies has spoken plany-plalner than
the Ministry though, nrn1ent at present. aud ?"
they sill stand nncom nited. The British Minis
Try were IN favor Of committing the county a.
once. and inserted paragrap phi % this cacct ~ the
Kings Speech, which spoke IN terms nf reproba-
ton of the condac' nt Russia in regard to Poland:
bn, the King dashed his pen across 1t with nh,
remark NO, n"-ihls will let ~ INTO vas. -
The proper time has not yet arrived.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
ABNER MOONS ESTATE.
.S.n's oj Fremont

n,stict IF RaL0a IS. I uhic ,h, i.n.
bate C"url ior thu district Of Rutla. d.
To the hriis at law aud all con--,n.f :, ti~
estate al Abprr Moon late Of Rullaad ~ sd
district d'cras'd,
CTi'rING.
Watrra', The Administrator Of The estate Il
the SAID deceased made APP 'cai'cn Ia this court
OF Incense 10 sell pnri ii n" re,l estate ii lic
d d,crn>rd ior lhr payment OF the past G,"'S
OF The said deceased as viii b" suihrnnt 20 pav
,l" debts touur q against said estate Uud 'a'
cot Of sVI,lcmrnI
Thr,fn You a'e hereby notified 10 aptrsr
h'inrr SAID count n, s-ssnn ,h.ieof, - nr ho,
den a., he Probate One ~ Rui.ani ~ij'r,n ai,i
for SAIL liN'ic, %" III cond Nondnv 81 iprr
next aud show cau>-, aty you have, WI, 80
lIctnsr sllnuld az, be etani-d.
Gwen ia Pnrhar Count this 18th day O.
March \. ID. lS36
I3 (! ~ HJpEL\.S Re.,.t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
From t.e Spirit Of Sercnty-Sir

WILLIAM Henry lIARRIsoN is a name be-
fore which the demagogues Of our country
are beginning to tremble. Hitherto, for a
long series of years, this favoritc of the peo-
pie has remained in obscurity. OF unbla-
mablc life and mInncrs, and of spotIess IN
tegrity, with talents of highly respectable
cast he has filled several responsible Offices
Blu, there was niieicr claimed for him any
thing of the dazzling or brilliant character.
lie has been distinguished for his good sense
unlmpeachable integrity, frmneSs and de-
cison--and more than all, for his unwavcr
ing attachment TO the Constitution and the
Laws. Whatever may be thought of the
rightfulness of passing other men, and CIV
ing to him the chair of state, it would seem
TO be sufficient, that the familiar friends of
/ Harrison think most highly Of him, and rec
omm md him most strongly To our consider
alton. And talk oft rs we may, the repub-
/ licans-thc ,ilers of the soil, do now hear
tily sustain him as Their choice for the Presi-
dency. True il is, that he is spoken or, in
contcmptuous terms, by the hlrelings Of the
( Court-by the soft handed Office holders
| True it is, that they speak Of Harrison as
man Of simple habi,s-a Clerk ola County
Court, n mere epubican-wthout the pol
ish and gentiiity of a Van Buren, or John
son They speak of him as unfit ioI that
Chair which. as they say. should be filled
by gentlemaa-by ono who has slipped his
Tyson with Queen Adelaide, and learned
republcanism near the throne. They speak
of hm as we should expect from high pa-
ces, and from the selfstyled inherItors of the
purple. All lhis was To have been anticI-
pa,ed from the royaIst party from the host
ofretaners, who do their MATTERS will
Plan, unvarnished republicanism does, IN
deed, III acco d with the trapplngs and e.
qulppagc Of those who 1--we IN places made
attractive and luxurious by the money OF
the people. ca MY Court Clerk. Shame
say they, to elevate such dirty, vulgar de-
mocracy. Compare Harrison with Van
Buren,. What a contrast Is here presented
Harrison n County Clerk IA mere drudge
OF the peope-a mere dirty democrai."--
, How ridculou, TO talk of hun, as successor
10 1.-THE Second Washin.ton"--to "the great
Imtatot of Jeifefson"-to 1.-The last OF the
Heroes Of the Rcvolution"-to'thc last o.
the Signers of the Declaration" Look mex
on Van Buren, "a gentleman ofprincely tor
tune-a lawyer--familiar with the etiquette
A.. Of 70 ahy--of genteel manners y--eyer,
. men 8tHitHii hihh IN .ncCftn 'lh'
i. Second Washngton"--''ih last ufthe Pres
n dents. who hail from the Revolution. Won
e derful-passing wonderful. that the people
J. should prefer "lhat old Harrison" "thh
a County Clerk"--ihat unpublished democrat
To a gentleman like Mr.. Van Buren,!
To all this harangue: the plan republican
. turn a deaf car--,hey reply:--We like no
% your elegant President Your fine gentle
- men your whale bone handles With bear
of formal cut" Give as the Clerk OF N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
BEWARE OF \ CHEAT!

The p"hi a." hrirhy cautioned again, hong
>wiudlrd BY one T. IcheuS " law orCa.,,n.
'rn WHO 'his.day pean infancy in a sG,t uf
Sm"li& Whitney i" order 10 avoid rn hnn,,t
Marcl, 2I.I 1886
EMERsoS WrirNrr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
0PTTIE FLORIDA war.

We had looked with much ayic,y for some
later news from the scat ofihc war IN Flor
idl than what is contained in our proceed
Jag cnl".n., by tho i",t evenin.'s AfoH but
we find nothing later, and bot very little nd
diiionol information, and that no, very en-
courageing. The Washington papers Of
the 22d, contain "A despatch from General
Scott, dated :" II. Q.---Army of Florida,
bctwcan Picolata and Gavys Ferry, March
9, 1886" Gen. S. states that he had recciv-
cd no information from The operations (of
Gen Game alter than the 18th olFebruar :,
until the ninth Of March, the date Of his de-
spatch. The Gen further states that hay
my received information that Gen CIinch
had matched 10 escort provisions for Gen
Gaines, he General Scott with about $40
m ell, Immediately also advanced 10 the sue
cour of Gen. Gaines. Scott. intimatcs most
clearly, that he had been much cmbarras'-
by the movements of Gaines, and hat the
latter was in some danger, but he hoped to
be able to rescue him 10y a forced march Of
his own lite band Gen. Scott states that
his present movement void not be justified
in any other view than rescue.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
I ~ e. II.
DuMpLlMEs, ITCH OINTMENT.
DR.. LIES
1ECrDsnrC91S 33I1z 3

Fos L.dv,sion. I,s.s II .4ypsfis LnH'sms0 ~ art
Caitrea,s, tAat ire tbabr, B,Yies .tffri'r,'f =.
~ mul,n on the elra' y If he Lis, afcf
4 ssuc'c-,'l experience "f many y.ufs 40
~ Ian lnd Anrii las r.iahi ta'l ibeI Tspusii o. -
IL p: -ulLeo 60 'b.sr," hs ~ reJuninre ~ ." ht,
F,,iur,rs [. sit. snr.s, 'leai-riie e. &C. they ~
ui.ube tiy trrtc ftr Hnrc ssrrclA" than ihs" Dr.
t,c urtes u Frequently on ,oYeI. rnl wi not "ny q
80. ss,uc iilio tend tie oHlns cause by s"''
H. u, o4, trI ,'fr.rh-a The d'so'trs "fksus hH'
,tpfo,- t,e appetite sul f.n"'ate ihe 'y'lom. ffO7
5 fsuts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
'EO WHOM MAYGONCE.,

TINS il 10 give notice that the subsrrihef
have gwen my 50" E'iger bs time from nni
a't'i his date, and Ihat he i. at fall Liberty 60
bargain and contract fr himself, and rrr.irtd
~. own wages. Therefore, nl Prf,ars
uiii take due notice aud govern ,h.m
selves, accordingly. STALLHAm ii,NRLCY.
Ppf'ant ifnrct Igh ls2G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
DIR. RgLFEs VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
Fsl Si,L Hsada-ls G1. Prio, 80

Isr SHk Hsida-ts kS Priot 80 rt1''
g5N.a'" feaa ~ utls'' .i.ee'i T. kibDLRf" We
wrap-r =; !, pyogfisr s0eTa~5 10 DT Cs"SssJ ~
tal iii-, a,- h.f t.is. hsC uTias Rom. -" 81
Co.d ,u q s,,a sol by p, SPIRAL al~'ai asen' T.,
Daaib 4 nh Rplland; lea Ls"". VthL Haa1'
gtensr a. &" i.1i'.'~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
resEnuovS ADDRESSES AND

bv the Re- J. eGiok
BHrrhWd: with mn Aprcnis containing
Some account Of proceedings DIR ~ pro-
IN Burlington. W,llston and ilu, ,Auryh,V;.
December, 1885 aud January. l'jo.
ByC. G. Els v,s.
Jus, received md for Sale at the Rutland
BJ0k Store.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

Al Nh'i"Ash 80 the ~ i'.,i. ~ M Rsv Nc va.
tin'. Mr hht0sr Dursitt II thr, iowu, Va NH Mary
steele II Wta.h.n.
T. lee, o" M ION. he ". Eircnj,. ~ NJ Aeo.
T"wef. Sssd ~, 4, Ne. rusel,us rawis ! ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

"A ThriHag Adventure. have heard a story
somewb here of merchant who collected party
together 10 give eciat 10 Of those little family
festivals which brighten the dark trace OF lhc, aud
cheer the human heart IA every cline, II was his
daughters Wedding dav: crowds Of her Young ac-
qn5iHiauce crcel round her, aud as the father ga
zed proudly the face Of The young bride, he wish
ed as bright prospect might open fnr his mher
children, who we're gamboll'ng mefriy Among the
crowd Passing through The passage connecting
the lower rooms, he met the sefNnni'mhid, an lGn"-
rant cnuntrv wench vino VAS carrying lighted
iallow candle in her hand wihor' candiesiick.-
lie blamed her for his dir conduct, aud went m
ru The kitchen to make some arrange nents with
his wife about the supper table the pt shortly
returned with her arms foil OF 81" bottles, bu; with.
out the candle. The merchant immediately recoi-
lected that s,,erul barrels 81 ennp""d"r had been
placed 10 his &c liar dnrius the day, and thHt his
foreman had opened oi he barrels :" sei'-r'
AN all. Far a customer. '..herr - goJr candle ?
he imputed IN the mmos, agitation. i corian'l
bnng II % with nc for my hands "ere iuil' said
the plr ~ here DID you i"a'e 81 well II
a. ca ndies,ick. 20 ! sfu0k Hia'o soms black SUM
h1fs therr in oa- II ihc tSJs The MT dashed d"~t
the cellar steps Tie passage was long AMI da'k
snd as he CROPPED hi, aay lh' knees threatened "a
give way uhdrt hiWi N'' o''''" "'' '"'N'"' -
hi. nr-h rccn,ed suddenly - become dry aud paf'h
eda. he aIfeady ir he sai'eaing blast of death
At the ex remiy Of the passage 10 10" front celia
ualcr the very rrn,n Where his ctiidrcu and ihei
/ friends we're re1e.Dng go l",.cns' be drcefned ID
open powder barre, '..l almost toihe '"P-tLe can
de stock hslh.y IA ths io"se gram. with long
| and red snuf Ui tufnt cot wick topping lie sins
aud gloomy dame. Thls sight feemed 10 wiihe
al h. pos ere. and the merry laugh Il the ynine
.iers sbsv. struck upon his heart Ike the knsh :
d-slh. lie stood or some moments. gazing npo
ths hight. unable to advance. The hd'ef CONNER
ced lively yg and the feet CT the dsIeera Fe'Po'
ded With luer,.Sed yiy,eny the aocr shoot ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
ZEAL SKINS.

rAslI and The hight P''er pad Tor NrSi
A/slin. ais, im Cali skim 81 fInr 81 Eve ds'
oil d, ,h- sob-slib.' in Shrewsbury or ~
Alonzo Dyer Ia RslisAd.
WM gAENs.
Ssrevstosy March tch tsS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

The following Distinguished officer. Of the u. >
Army are pos at lhe scat u the indisn ~sr ;"
Fiorda Msjor Gen. Games. Bfesei hsJof Cen
so.r Bdg.d.sr General Eusi,s Bnzsdief Geo~fsi
caecb, Gu. Lindsay. Col. Cisne. Col. baua'ead'
'ol. Gsl-,. Msyor kerry. Aslof bsst"". a'i''
Tsigg.. Hs,5r Whiting.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29
oJF FOR SHE,

GOOD YOKE Of ivr.,ear old OXEN.
Sad Ox"n atr we'd broke and mated. an ~
,ni>"'h"r ''n recommend 'i,,m 4" b" a., rate
r"t" Of CAil'. ZlBi PLUMB EY.
S.rsWshftp. fOH HiJcrl y .tLroh 1895
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

s.SuEl 4. TAleorr, late Attorney General Of
the State Of New YORK. and very 'sls. learned
and Distinguished ls~ys.'eseniiy e'sa 10 It's eiiyo
New Yufk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

h.ppy 10 ses ia, the aisga',oa 81 hasiic i.si'oF
to~ssd. Goa. Carve. ~ the part II Gen. Scott. -
eos,ts6scted lad Caroa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-29

Sroas Siorn ia EagiaHL To h'sse way e"
the proceedrne ui the cuschcs IN 'he West 90 L"2-
lsnd stopped by the heavy ,sl and dnf' al moe "u
Tuesday. 4 ~As reql,sus to have Hundreds "l mel
60 remove the snr~ from the rad between De'l-
IA ADD Marlborough. Fof rvsfi, Eureen miles
,hi. work had TO De done aad "a some place. be
.aas ~.. even With ,Ie roof Of the eh.-Fee
coaches on "Wednesday morning were sIorred ''n
Marlborough Ihu. for seVeu hplfs. No'hnE IKE
.aeh osstrueiioa has been experienced since ISIS;
,hers ~ss then three esys sipPPlse.- L9afs"
rayo.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06
NOTICE
To Farmers ~ others.

WE wish to purchase. during this season
10000 Bush. of Wheat.
torcash. We are also prepared and rea-
dy at all times, to pay the highest mark.
ct price in CASH for FLOUR or other
produce generally.
Our stock of Groceries the ap.
preaching season will be found to be
large and extensive, and every induce.
ment offered to those wishing to pur.
chase either for cash or barter We are
receiving, and shall continue to do SC
until we get up 1000 Sacks SALT
and 900 Tons PLASTER, so that we
may never be out of either of those arti.
cles.-Every attention will be paid tc
receiving Goods on storage, and forward.
ing as directed.
STAPLES, TYLER 81 co.
@Wheat we should be glad to re.
ceive early in the season.
Scottsville. Aug. III, IS36.-6t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06
y'RUST SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust executed
by Peter Argenbright to the subscriber,
on the 18th day Of March, 1886, and Of
record in the County Court Office of Au-
gusta, will be sold on Tuesday the 25th
of October next, at the plantation oil
Walter II. Tapp, Esq near the town Of
StauDton, the following property, viz
The Wheat cut from II acres
and half Of land, and the Rye from 10
acres, ii head of Hogs, of good size, I
brindle Cow, Feather Beds, Bedsteads
and Furniture, break fast Table, pine
Table, Trunk, l pine Chest, 6 split
bottom Chairs, and variety Of other
articles OF Household and Kitchen Fur
niture mentioned in said deed.
Terms of sale, cash before the proper
ty is removed.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
September 20, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Augusta, on the
9th day of Sept. 1886.
Thomas Atkinson, plaintiff,
against
George *. Holloway in his own right and
as Administrator OF Edmund b. Hollo.
way, decd, Edmund Birchett and Martha
his wife, and others, defendants.
The defendant, George K. Holloway, not
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly, and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab-
liant of this commonwealth 1t is ordered
that the said George X. Holloway do appear
here on the first day of the next term, (Nov
lOth,) and answer the amended bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order he
published for two months SUCCESSFULLY, in
the Stanton Spectator, and posted at the
front door OF the court house of Augusta
county.
A Copy-Teste,
42] N. c. KINNEY, C. C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06
FRSUST SALE.

By virtue of a deed of trust executed
to me by John Barkley, bearing date
the 22d day of October 1885, and of re-
cord III the Clerks office of the County
Court of Augusta county, for the rurpo-
SEES therein mentioned, | will on the 9Th
day of October next, at the residence of
said Barkley, proceed to sell to the high
est bidder for cash, the following pro-
perty, TO wit:
One Bed, Bedstead and Fur
niture, Table, Press and contents,
consisting of Plates, Dishes, &c. 9 Oven
Lids, ] Pot and Skillet. pair of Shovel
and longs. l walnut Chest, | Scythe
and Cradle, l moving Scythe, | Axe,
3 Tubs, and 2 Barrels, together with all
the property in said Barkley's possession
at the date Of the deed aforesaid.
Acting as trustee, will convey such
title only as is vested in me by said deed.
JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
September 20. 1896.
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JOHN b. GARRETT

HAS Just received, together with a
great variety Of Medicines, the follow
ing articles =
English Preston Salts CrucibIes,
in cut glass bottles, Grain Heights,
:" aoith caps, Loco Foco Matches
american Hair Brushes,
Soaps, a great Uariety Hair PorUder,
1ietalc sharing Bores Potcder PuGS,
RasOrS, OdorferouS Comp'd,
Razor Straps, Court Plaster,
Ink Stands, Ttueexers,
Pocket Books, !Saponaceous Comp'd
Snuff Boxes, Bears Oil,
Combs, Black Sand,
Fancy pIais, Leads forever points,
Matches, Paint BOres,
Cologne Water, Pencil Cases,
Florida {: VOod Pencils,
English Iapers, Mouth Glass,
Dentist Cases, Lemon Drops,
SLIDER Spring LancetS Tooth Brushes,
Thumb Lancets, Fancy Sealing Wiar,
-" Cases Reading Lamps,
Scarifcators, Lamp Chimneus, &c.
Surgeons Pocket cases
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DOCToR BERKELEY

Has provided himself with all the ne
cessary instruments. and is now prepar.
ed to perform all operations in DEN.
TlSTRY in the best and most approved
manner.
Dr. b. has devoted great deal Of at
tention TO the extraction of Teeth, parti
cularly TO the mode adopted by MIR.
Caldwell; also, that of the celebrated
MIR. Bell Of London. and has no hesita-
ton in say ing, that he can extract with
perfect safety, and with much less pain
Than is common.
RATES OF CHARGES AS FOLLOWS:
For inserting artificial teeth, each So 90
Filing, for each spare, 80
Plugging with tin foil, IS
1t gold leaf, ST. to 2 90
Scaling, to 2 90
Extracting, | 90
Staunton, August %, 1886.