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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14


Loousrs Great numbers ~ 'tcsc
iascrs arc 1'f5..so' 5bs found ,u i.c
u.illl.5b11I 90 Bal'rofc lt hls
been sad tbai Ties .a', make their ap.
rcanncc every srsca'ecn yeaD.
Dr. T1eiva. of New York lls
5eea elected Bishop OF thc Protestant
Episcopal CL.ich q tLe D.5ccs o.
May land.
RArs.-ll % sa,l that tss rui 10 anJ
srouad rltho,e 90 'hligsrfsns1 c1n O
get ia or ont without ,5ilinr be rest
r7li viil soon make bin rerk better
quarter, as nothing b. more dreaded ~
rlt. o. any Other rogue ihan a coat
of tar. Thsis hilIo singular u true
me hires letters tbat compose eIihcs
word are tbe same,-Dd J9Wraai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14

PENNSYLvANfN CoLL-Gr.-Thc Get
iysburE Sentinel Of Monday savs:--The
summer session of this nouri.hing In
siitu'ion has opened wrh llaucr;pg
increase Of Students. In propo.ion as
It's claims 20 public favor become more
generally known, II quietly but sraiu-
ally is working us way - riyol,hip
with the older and highly respectable
institutions Of the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14
Wool Wanted.

a W qIlntty 81 WOuL viii re taken 10
~ es,l.usr ~ Good. To-, tlic u9-,. II ih~ un.
'.rs :u,d WM. >. LOCk n 90.
VI, 2t.tS-e.
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DNNUIM9o

a. &. BREEDIN proposes opening
R<o DIucius school, at stones Hotel,
on Monday The ith Of June neat
May -. l-37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14

Nothing farther has iransrircd in re-
ference 10 the personal difficulty be-
tween Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Turncy.
Roth OF the gentlemen arc. it's 90 be
supposed, 50 heartily ashamed OF the
whole affair. that neither wall eve.
speak Of It again and both would
doubtless be glad # they and the pub.
lie could forget IT fJrcvcr.-Rict. Uhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-14

Ca4sinen. Failed or Sirioed Liasey. o,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12
Sale of Land i'm the
savage Grant.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance.
ry for Augusta county, adjourned term,
Feb'Y the 10th, 1885
William Coleman and others, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Simon Morgan and others, defendants.
On the motion of the owners of the receiy.
ing Lots, that the Collector be directed Ia
collect the one'ih,rd of the equalization mo.
ney which ny the decree oflS20 was 10 re.
main uncellec'ed until the further order oi
the Court, and Ia euforce payment if neces-
sary ny the sale OF the Lots and paris of Lots
charged herewith, as we'll of those Lots and
paris I'll Lots which have been already sold
oy The Collector under said DEGREES, 10 raise
Inc two>thIrds OF the equalization money
'heIeoy oruered TO he collected, as OF the
parts OF Lots still in arrear, and which were
not seia under said decree: The Court wilh-
Out deciding whether the Lots and parts of
Lets SOLO under said decree TO raise the two.
,h'rds OF The equalization money thereby or
dered 10 he collected, are now charyeable
with their proportion of he remaining one.
'hird of The equalization money, doth order
and decree, that The said Collector do pro.
coed TO collect the one third of the eaualixa-
'ion money remaining uncollecied, as far as
charged upon the Lots aud parts of Lots mt
sold under said decree, and the expenses of
-urvey and partition, charged by said decree
upon such Lots and parts o: Lois: and that
IN cases OF default Of pay ment the said Col
iector do, alter the 9Th Of March next. sell
such Lots and parts of Lots, ar so much
thereof as shall be sufficient 10 satisfy The
expenses OF sale, the remaining one.third of
The equalization money, and the expenses of
survey and partition with which they are
respectively chsrgsable which sale shall be
advertised, and in all respects conducted in
the manner and upon the terms prescribed
by said decree ofJuly, 1920, as modified by
The decreIal order On that subject of Decem-
her, 1920, except that payment Of The ex-
Penses of sale shall lie required in cash. And
the said Collector is directed 10 rcpori his
proceedings TO this Court, and after the
bonds Tor the purchase money shall fall due.
TO collect the same, and pay the money into
Tins Court, 10 he subject 10 its future order.
Aud the Court will hereafter, if necessaryl
decide whether the Lots and parts of I,o,s
sold under said decree of July, 1920, are vet
chargeabie with their proportions of the re-
naming one-third Of equalization money.
and OF the expenses OF survey and partition
"A nd whether the proportions charged UPON
the receiving Lots and parts OF Lois, of the
OF survey aud partition shall he
collected, and payment thereof en- forced by
sales; and whether claimants Of money I'M.
der said decree OF July, 1920, whether pa,,,
or yet TO he paid, are entitled TO interest
thereon, and whether the Lots and parts OF
Lots already sold, or yet 10 bc sold, are
chargeable with such interest.
"A true copy-reste,
n. c. KINNEY, C.. c.
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NOTICE..

RAN AW AYfrom the SweetSprines.
Monroe county, Va, on the Isl Instant,
four negro men, named
Nick, Frank, Bob and George.
NICK was hired of Samuel Clarke. Of
staunton. He is mula,to, about 40
years OF age, aud 5 feet 8 inches high
can read, and is well known in Slaua,on
as Cabin or Dining room servant.
FRANK s. BOB were hired Of Sam
uei Findley. Frank is also mulatto is
stout and well made-had on fur ca p,
and wore large whiskeTs. Bob is of a
dark complexion, supposed to be abou,
Il years Of age, 5 feet 6 inches high. and
is blacksmith.
GEORGE was hired OF Christopher
CARRIER of Staunton. He is dark colour.
ed, and is remarkably heavy made, a.
bout 3 feet q inches high, and 90 years
of age.
A reasonable reward will be given for
the apprehension of SAID Negroes, if ta>
ken within the State, SO that get them.
And hereby give all persons fair warn.
ing not to harbor, or give said Negroes
employment.
JOHN STRINGER, for
April I'D. j. b. LEWIS.
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S . g a N N A
FOUNDRY

THE subscribers take this method of
informing their friends and the public
generally, that they have erected o new
and very large Foundry, within one
hundred yards of their former one ad.
vertised as the Susanna Foundry, situat-
ed Oh South River. six miles below
Waynesborough, and one mile above
Coiner's Mill. They feel fully conf.
dent that they can do their work at least
as well. ifnot better, than their compe,>
i,ors. They have gone to vast expense
in their preparations, and are enabled
boldly to say. that they are prepared to
do - 3 SSH1iaGsS of any sort, aud to
any extent The public of course are a.
ware that the Castings wanted in this
large section of country are too numer-
Gus to mention, but we would only beg
onr friends TO call with their orders, no
matter how minute. or if they amount to
tons weight per piece, we are prepared
TO execute them.
We also intend keeping a Pattern.ma-
ker and Iron Turner, that we may be
able to give full satisfaction in our line
of business.
JOHN FABER, s. SON.
April 9Th, lS3S-tf
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VIRGINIA.

Circuit Superior Court Law and Chance.
~ for Augusta County, June Term 1887.
John Miller, Guardian OF The orphan chill
dren OF Rober, Miller, deceased, Charles
Il. Francisco, Guardian Of the ornhen
children OF Nancy Francisco, deceased
and Andrew Warwick, GUARDIAN of the
orphan children OF Margaret Cameron. de.
ceased, plaintiffs-agaiDs;
Samnel Miller. Jeremiah Miller, Frances
MILLER, and Robert Miller, children and
heirs OF Robert VI Her, deceased, Gamer.
&C Francisco, child and heir of Nancy
francisco, deceased, Margaret Cameron.
child aud heir Of Margaret Cameron, de.
ceased, infant heirs and distributes of Sam.
uei Miller, deceased, William Lewis and
Mary his wife, and Henry k.nacy, de
10 idants.
Jhi' Cause came on hy consent Of The pag.
lies 10 DC heard this els. day OF June, 1887
aRd The BILL answers, exhibits and eiepo,,
TONS, and was argued 10y oounsei-An. the
court heing satisfied that the Interests of fb.
infant heirs Of Rnber! Miller deceased, re.
quIrc the sale of the Red House T-ac, af
Land in the bill mentioned, con,aiDing $50
acres, being the share of the cal estate Of said
Samuel Miller, deceased, after laying off said
Iron Works Establishment allotted N parti-
ton 10y said Commissioners OF The said Coun.
~ Ceurt ei Augusta 10 The said infant heirs
o! Robert Miller, deceased and designated
IN The report of said Commissioners as I,et
No. l. II is further adjudged, ordered and
decreed, that Samuel Clarke, who is hereby
appointed Commissioners for that purpose.
do, subject 10 the confirmation Of The Cour,
make sale ei The soid Red House Tract,
with The reservation as TO iron ore, stated in
Tie decreial order of the County Court aE
tlrinng said PARTITION, on sucb terms Of pay
ment, and with such security thereof, as he
shall deem mnst eXpedent, and report his
proceedings 10 This Court; together with his
opinion as 10 ibe best investment OF the pro.
ceeds Of such sale. md time 10 give,, In.
Inian! defendants until six months after thew
shall have respectively attained the age Of
i'"eniy- one years, TO shsw cause, i, any they
can, against this decree
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

e. The act more efiec,ually 60 prohibit the
circulation of smull nntes, which las rasscd
the Legislature. takes effect The frs, d.y of
June next. All penalties for violations Of
The nld law are RENTED
The tax hill was lost between the two
houses, owing TO disag rcement in regard,
TO Merchants licenses. The Senate had A..
mended the bill so as To require the merchan,
To pay per centuIn ON the amount Of his
pun cha'es-but the tax in no case To be less
than S2O-which the house resisted. A new
hhi was introduced on "Wednesday.
Inc act TO establish n State institution for
Inc instruction Of the Deal and Dumb and
The Blind, has passed both houses of the Lee
gisiaiure. The question Of location, which
was 'sst 70 lie settled by joint resolution, has
lren laid over till the next session.
The Legislature was expected 10 adjourn
ON tuesday evening, according TO our lates,
Intelligence irum Richmond
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

Representatives,, by Mr.. Cumbreleng, il an.
pears that the appropriations will amour, 10
S43 ,23O 900; but Of this The administration
will be able 20 eXpeDd only 80 ,23O, 900.
This is the economical aud retrenching adj
ministration, whose praises were sung in ed
vance. The Treasury is bankrupt, The peo-
pie are embarrassed, q national debt of 20
millions, ~ means OF Treasury no,es, is to
be contracted, and yet we see no abatemen,
in the extravaganza sf our rulers. Every
thing is conducted on the most waslelul and
pr0fligaie SCALE Uhig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12
EXECUTORS SALE

ON Thursday the Goth OF April instant,
will he sold at the Park abou, two an,. hall
miles North Of Staunton, that being The farm
OF Walter II. Tarp, decd, head Of Horses,
several Mich Cove, Wagon md Ges?.
Ploughs, Harrovs, and other Farming o.,
iensils, also new w heat Fan, number of
very likely stock Hogs, and all the OTTER
personal property belonging 10 said Farm.
On Friday The 9th of the same month, in
Staun,en, Of the late residence Of said Tam.
all The Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of Feather Beds. Beds,esds, and
Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Sidebosrd. pjs-
~ Forte, Bureaus, two Clocks, one silver
Watch, his Library, and several valuable
Young Slaves, male and female, also M Itch
Cow, and second banded riding Carfiacs
oEd Harness but little worn.
Terms of ssIc-s!l sums OF FIVE dollars ~,
Iessto be paid in cash--on ell sums over five
dollars, nice months credit will be given.
the purchaser giving bond with approved &C.
curly. JOHN CHURCHMAN, Ex'r.
Of Walter Ii. Tspp, decd
April 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12
WINSHHP'S
OXYGENATED SOAP.
April II

The Oxygeuated Soap, as Cosmetic,
and for Shaving, stands unrivalled II
is composition in which pure Caustic
Aikali is exhibited in its miIdest form,
united with large portion of Oxygen
substance so well known to be essen.
tial to life, that it has obtained in its ga
seous form, the name OF Vital Air.
All acquainted with the experiments
oil Sir Humphrey Davy, are aware of the
effect the Inspiration Of pure Oxygen
Gas has on the human system; through
the medium of the lungs, it invigora,es
tue blood. and causes free and healthy
circuiaiion-it iBparts to it its principles
OF vitality, and gives its peculiar scarlet
hue. Some celebrated French Physi.
clans have recommended the respiration
OF Oxygen Gas as a sovereign remedy in
oil coosumptive cases.
SO IN external applications, especially
when aided by the cleansing virtues Of
soap, 1t has similar effect; it renders
iae skiu soft and pliable, and preserves
II In healthy state; 1t gives it the
bloom and purity Of youth, and by its
inVigorstlng and Strengthening qualities,
enables the Skin to perform It's functions
knownto be 50 necessary in the economy
OF nature FOR the preservation of beauty
and the enjoyment of health. 1t re.
moves all cutaneous eruptiops, and is
AZ the best remedy for
roughness ofthe Hands, FreckIes, SC,
hat has ever been offered to the public.
For sale by
E. BERKELEY g. Co,
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&2,3S9,42O

W he Senate have passed The bill reou.
ia'ing The mileage OF members of the Gener.
al assembly. This bill WAS introduced nv
inr. Taylor Of Loidoun, for The purpose Of
correcting irregularities in The mode ofcbsr.
Hing--and will save TO The Commonwealth
aOout S2UU0 per anoum. On Judge MAYS
motion, snIutsTy amendment was aJoD,ss
fequif'ng The mileage of the Judges Of the
1eneFai Court, and Of persons con,evi,g
prisoners 10 the Capitol, to be regulated bS
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SPECTATOR.
-SYAUNJT0N.
THURSDAY. APRIL IL. 1898.

Corporation Election.--The follow ing
gentlemen have been elected to the Offices
attached TO their names respectively, in the
Corporation Of Staunton, Tor the ensuing
year:
SAMUEL CLARKE, Mayor.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Recorder.
lat Alderman, EDw. VALENTINE.
End do KENToN HARpEp.
3d do ALEX'R. S. HALL.
4th do Dr. Il. I. SInIsLING.
9th DO MERRILL Cushing.
9th do WSr KINNEY.
JOHN GROVE,
THos. J. MIcHIE,
A. II. II. STUART, I"uHc"men.
JOHN KENNEDY,
ERASMUS STARTLING. Clerk o! Council.
ALEx'R. S. HALL, Chamberlain.
SAm'L. T.. CLARKE, Sergeant.
Street Coninissioners-JAm poINrs
JOHN Carroll and WILLIAM RUFF.
Police O6icers-G. ID. i.ANcAsrrn. ".
Carroll aud MATHEW BLAIR.
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&S- We have the satisfaction TO announce
tina, Messrs. STUART s. KINNEY have
yielded. 10 the pressing solicitations of their
fellow Citizens, and are again candidates for
re- election 10 the House Of Delegates. The
election, il will he remembered, takes place
on the fourth Thursday in this month
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

W The bill! establishing new county ou,
OF portion OF Bole!osrt, 10 be called Roam.
oke, passed the Senate on Thursday. with
ou' nine negative votes. Il provides that AT
,he hsx, election, the two delegates 10 be e,
'ectea shall be chosen CONFORMITY for the two
ceun''es--after which, Boietourl is 10 send
one, and Roanoke one, until The new AMOR.
uonment provided for in the constitution shall
be made. '"'''
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FINE BLOOD CHEAP.
--aN-
The Thorough bred Stallion
Young Gyeybe0yd,

VIII stand the present season, one
third OF his time at Mr.. John Accord
Tavern, Que third in Stanton, and the
remainder of his time at Tbos. Clarke's
Smith shop. near Stuarts Mill, and will
be let to mares at the very reduced price
oil 80 the ieap-S7 the season--aDd
$40 to ensure mare to be in foal.
Particulars of Pedigree, sc. may be
seen by reference 10 handbiIls.
WILLIAM C. ROBERTS.
April 5. JS38-4t
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SG6gsgasgO sg oRCysgeasss,

THE summer session of this School
VIII commence on Tuesday the first day
OF May. The entrance ofany pupil will
be considered pledge on the part of the
parent or guardian that such pupil shall
stand public examination, at the close
OF the session, if so required. Mr.. VIM.
n will continue as assistant
Teacher. l.. WADDFJI
April 18th, 1888.
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WxEETAM,

generally called Will, about Is or 10
years Of age, about 5 feet 10 inches high
OF dark complexion. When spoken to
appears somewhat confused. aud SIAM
mers little. He had on when he left
home, new clothes of course dark grew
Jeans. aud black hat bought said boy
IN the county of Rockbridge, when a
bout eleven years Of age, OF Mr.. John
MCGOWAN; his mother is a. this time
owned by Col. Jordan, and lives at his
furnace in the county of Allegheny.
| will give $50 if taken in the county,
and delivered to me-S75 out of the
county, and 500 out of the state.
J. CRAWFORD.
April II, 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

|5sssssssssss THE subscriber hopes, tina,
sasSsss when this shall. meet the eve
VI me person who borrowed his musket
some time sin ce, that he will ,mmed;ste.
" return it, or give information where it
may be found. CT. CHR
April 18th; 1883.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

W The Legislature, we are graliGed TO
learn, has appropriated Sl2, 900 for addition
al buildings Ia tho Western Lunalic Iiosp,>
'a'. add $1,000 Tor the purchase Of grounds.
ana 'he procu' enent oloiher means ofrccrea-
lion and employment for the insane.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

es-"e PuhIish,in This paper the act for res
assessing eie lands of The Common wealth.
and several other acts of;nteresl, The mea,
sure mentioned is one which was strongly
demanded by justice, Ia correct the neouaI
Tues which had arisen under The existing as
Scssmeni.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

The Bank Convention " hich is to assem-.
bile 10 the city of News York on the ll,h in
slant, is expected TO be very fully attended.
HE Richmend Enquirer announces lha, the
Residents of the BaFks in that city will at.
tend IT. The object IS 10 fx upon a time
Tor The resumption OF specie payments.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE WELL KNOWN
w Ggaae EGver2e House

With It's apruT,enances, in the Town Of
S'auDton. property is situated in the
centre OF Tie Town, is IN good repair, and
well calculated for accommodations ANY per-
son inclined TO purchase or rent, will please
applylo
SAM'L CLARKE. H9m'r.
1o'h the ,oiH annexed Of Him. Chambers decd
April 5, 1888.
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K0lOranaN Seps;a0rv.

THE fourteenth session of this insti.
tuition will commence on The first dsy o.,
May, aud close on the 2S,h OF Sep,em.
Der.
Mrs. SHRFFEY has the pleasure to in.
form her friends and the public, tina, she
has been so fortunate as to secure the as
s's'ance OF Miss STONE. of Massachu.
setts, ayoung Lady Of well tested a.
billty and experience as a teacher ; aud
well known in this vicinity as one in
whose skilland fidelity entire confidence
may be placed.
. The session will close with public
examination. aud each pupil will be- re-
CURED to be examined OH every study to
which she has attended, during the SEES.
sion. The proficiency of many of the
young Ladies will depend greatly Oh ad-
herring faithfully to this regulation and
parents are respectfully but earnestly de-
sired TO require their daughters to con i.
form to it.
Staunton April II. 1888.
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N0sIce is hereby gEvers.
That in pursuance of The above decree the
subscriber will sell the following
E0TS & PARTS OFF EDEs
or so much thereof as will raise the several
sums thereto annexed, at public auction, al
the door of Cahell Courthouse, on Friday
the 22d day of June next, uron a credit oil
nine and eighteen months, (except the ex-
penses OF sale, which will be required in
CASH. the purchaser giving bond and secu-
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ATTEN TEGbN 2

The Officers OF ths 32d and ODD Reg
imeuts are hereby required to meet 10
Stanton, on Tuesday the Sth of Elav
next, for She purpose oil training, and
continue III training until Thursday ip-
elusive.
FRANEiiN McCUE. Oil.
32nd Begt, Y. *
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OBITUARY..

DIED, on Thursday last. Mira. ANN
CoLElIAN, mother Of Mr.. VIM. Coleman,
of this place.
On Saturday last, ANN MARIA, infant
daughter Of John Churchmah, Esq.
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TURNPIKE Ge,eFgEs.E.S'0.

THE Stockholders Of the Stanton and
James River Turnpike Company, are
hereby notified that an annual meeting
will be held in the Office of Gen. b. G..
Baldwin, IN Stanton on the 2Sth dav
OF April next, for the transaction OF such
business as the interest oil the Company
may require.
WM. II. ALLEN, Sec'y.
March 90, 1888.
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nave escaped oGr attention. Jtkip.
Falmouth and Alexandria Road Sx5O ooo
Louisa Railroad 100 oco
Siaunton and Petersburg Road l60 Ooo
Siaunton and Winchester Road ON 60E
Winchester and Marlinsburp
Road o. ooo.
Road iromSmyt tn Courthouse TO
the Plaster Banks aooo|
Road from Beverly, by way of
Morgantown, &c The Pennsylva.
p, %,a line 1900
ia.n anu ONO Railroad LOSS, 42O
Roanoke Railroad 15o non
Loan 10 the Winchester and Po>
tomac Railroad Company $50 0o0I
Loan 10 the Richmond and Pc.
.d 'sssearg Railroad Company $4,000
Road from The Mouth of Fish
ing Greek, by way Of Nor
gantown to the Maryland line 10 oGoI
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April 10
NEW GOODS.

The subscribers are now receiving and
opening an extensive and handsome as
sertment Of Spring g. Summer Goods.
they were purchased on the best terms
and will be sold unusually low.
ALLEN 81 COCHRAN.
April IL, 1888,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

The returns from the Connection, elections
Tor State officers are very favorable TO the
higs. The probability is tia, they have
elected their Governor, and majority of The
Legislature.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-12

iSeeSegasg02o ILwCcsgasa.
The Stanton Lyceum will meet at the
Lecture room Of the Episcopal Church
on Saturday evening next, at half past
o'clocE. A Lecture mag be expected
from Littleton WaddelI, Esq The CHI.
7.ens generally are invited to attend.
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust executed
by John Clinedinst and Martha his wife
TO the subscriber, bearing date the 9Th
day of March, 1888, TO secure the paw
ment OF sundry debts due to William H
Letcher. VIM. III. Caruthers and others,
and of record in the Clerks Office of the
county Of Rockbridge. / shall, on Tues
day the Gath OF this month (April.) in
the town of Siaunton, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder, oue-sixth part of a
certain