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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange CO.niy.
Superior Court 81 I.aw--Sepiember
Term. 1898,

SGGrin Sian. ord aHd others. p.,r,.na,
Va
Tasma, Snip. Ear. 4nd o,A,r, L's''s'
\ 7 appearing To the satisfaction &C The Court,
! that Edward Ttavls aud Adellne hts v lie,
- Falkland and So, hrunia his ultc, Ahner
Stlth, Stanford Stnh, and Minerva stub, deirn.
danis 10 this peutinn live out oi this state. II is
ordered that publication be made H. the Hits
borough Recorder, far six weeks srt eessiytly,
that SAID absenIees, defendants appear at tie
next term &c this court, l., be held u, the eouI,
house in Ilillsbor"ngh, on The ETC, nd Montny
IN March next. and plead, answer, OF d,mut,
OF the said p',ition viii be heard tr psTis, aud
taken pro eOafsso as regards them. g..
Nlturss, q
JAMES II. NORWOOD, C. S. C.
Price Adv. 81 so. az
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Military Election.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen u the Comm sion,
~ ed nflirers atfashsh g. the 4sth Regi-
meat, that an sirs iioa will be held On sai1E
day che 22i day e De- ea,brr nrxt. al David
MtbsRa's. Esq 90 elect MsI'T General for
the 81 Diyls,na"T NORTH CaEnlina Militia, agree
able ta the MtlIIis Law. III hO?Fd thar sut-
iirirui nmmhrF NJ Officers vail attend TO form .
quorum fuT Court Natal
TnOS. JONES, Col.
November %. Il
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n Liberal Offer!

EY Postmasiefs, or other, Gentlemen. act
ing as Agenis. by farwardpea current TWEEN.
~ Dollar note, Tree of fss,ape.l will be fnr.
nished Tor one year witt Ten Copies nf Alex.
anJer's weekly M,ss"' Ct, aud Ten Copies al
the sin Grower and Farmers Manual. tdi'd
by Ward Cheney and Bt"ihcrs. the enIeTpus
ing slk CulturIsts al Burlington, y. J., also q
Premium Copy Of A rEander's large aud splen.
d,d quart" edition oi the Holy Bible. with APO
rrypha rsaIns. CONGO, danrc, Index, Sc, cum.
rlste- beautifully bound and lrltercd, and
printed On fine white paper containing up,
wards of eleven hundred pages accompanied
with an appropriate engraved FranilspIeee.
and Family Record for B,rihs, Marriages, and
Deaths. u Retail D, ok. store price of the Ri.
Bile. Fifteen Dullarslt
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IlILIBOROUGII
Female School.

HL .spIae Se's'"n OF ia" fs" aie :, hool
"a - 1Iil,bo "ugh der re trrrii"n "f
Mr aud Hrs BaWsii. Wi Commence "R the
ia e I,""a'y
TLRNs-I.ugllsh Studies. eli so
I.aiIn, 10 90
French laugh, by a naliEe.) IS 60
Music, % 90
Persian Wr.h,pe .at'her iafarmaiiOa respect
,nc 'he -chanl arr referred Co
b. 3 =" I. ID .' HcSb. ml'.su,uoeA.
wv N"fW"nd.
Rev. n'"'y lay. RAleigh.
December s. 4s--lm
- T." Ra'"igt Register AL Ne~hrt
Spsta ~ nil insesi Ihe ab,Er one month, aud
frTwaid their accounts.
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House and Lot
For S0ic---iH HitlsbOs'0sgFi.

"a The subscriber finding il ne
R8.s,lS crs.ary. on account ii The Ioca
siHfsilL ton "f ms business, To reno, @
aSftj his family to Chapel Hill. wishes
L. sell -. Hndse an,l Lot which he nov occu-
pies rmerly known as Simpsons Lot The
Li - situated on Cisurton OF Nam street, near
the Presbyterian Church; is very convenient 10
the market aud business part oT the town, and
yet sufficiently private to answer well the p 2.
po es al private family. II contains near an
acre al ground, aud hos on il large two story
famed Dwelling, good Kitchen, Smoke tIousr,
and other out houses, all OF which are compa.
rat,vcly new. having been huilt by Mir. Simp
son within few wears. and occupird by hun
as a summer residence. The dwelling house
has four rooms with good fire place IN each;
aud two more rooms may be added with very
little expense The gaId"n which Is very rich,
is almost entirely level, aud ire from stones.
Possession may be had al any time, on ve;y
few days notice. For terms Apply to Mr.. Isnies
Philips of this place or To the srbs criber
JAMES &. HOLLAND.
eremher I 49
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4" ANoTHER!!!.n

lLJe Fur a Ten Dollar current bill, sent free
of postage. the publisher wall furnish i've CO.
pies ~ the Messenger, aud five copies 81 the
SILK Groweg and Farmers Manual. and Pre-.
MUM copy of the Popular Maeazine, az One
Thousand Nights Entertainments. ia five yo,
hm 8. each containing sj2 peg's, and cmbrl
IIshed with spiTited wo"d engtavings, hand
shmeiy bound.
ur The SILK GROWER AND FARMERS
MANUAL. is pnhlishrd monihly BY c Alexsn.
der, at one dollar per annUm. aud affbrds all
necessary Information for the Culture Of the
silk Worm, and the Growing Of the Morus Mul
ucaulis-i, u the only periodical exclusively
devoted TO this SUBJECT which is printed in this
country.
or Al the expiration of the term subscribed
for, aud paid by clubs, The paper IS Invariably
discontinued, unless the advance money ls for
warded previous to that time and the subscrip.
ion renewed Al letters must b. post paid. or
they will not he taken out Of the Post Office
address
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ALL persons iadshsed ia tse subscribers. are
- Trqaskisd "a ts an J. e. Holland. 81 their
old sta q IN IIillsharoash. and make immedi.
ATE sstilcmeai, as he Nisass 10 give has per.
soaai ailelian o. ths iilsnneat II thsiT Backs.
aaa the time a'lailed for thai purpose nil not
admit u much DELAY
HUDSON NJ. CAVE.
JAMES T.. HOLLAND.
IIillsbaraush. Nor. 20. 46-
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ANOTIIERtl"

iTTS for Forty dollars In current Bank bills,
sen, To the publisher free Of postage. he Will
forward Forty copies of Ahxandrrs Weekly
Messenger, f.r one year. and will aiso furnish
the agent procuring tie same. the Premium
copy Of the Holy Bible, complete, as stated
IL.
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MRS. VASsETR
CONTEMPORARIES,

rus Irs, received, in sddl:ion 10 her firm,
- Assortment of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
PUBLIC SAFE

Will be sold to the highest bidder, a,
my residence IN the County of Augusta,
near MT. Meridian, on Thursday the
23rd OF August. if fair. il not the next
fair day thereafter,
My crop Of Corn in the field, Rive.
Oats, &c. my stock of Horses, amongst
which are several good blood Mares,
and three young TrufIle colts, hard to
beat SIX or eight superior Mich
COWS, and a good many fine young
Cattle, Forty Hogs, half of which will
be iirst rate for the fall killing; also
my stock of Sheep, Farming Utensils,
and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
sc. sc.
A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums, above five dollars, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity. all sums of five dollars, and under
will be cash.
JNO. WELLER.
July 26, 163S-2t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
YIRCINIAc

At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on Monday
the 18th day ofJune. 1898.
George OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jacob Grose, Thomas Kinkead, Lu,ishe
Christian late Lutishe Turner. Ed
mund Christian and William Walker,
Executors of Henry b. Christian deed.
Taylor Turner. William farmer, MARY
Ann Turner, William ID. Turner. Gee.
Quarles and Martha his wife, and Eli
zabeth NJ. Turner, Defendants.
IN CIiANCERY.
The defendant Taylor Turner no,
having entered his appearance and Civ.
EN- security agreeably to the act of AS
sembly and the Rules of this Court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhati,ant of this Com.
monwealth: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant Taylor Turner do appear here
on the first Monday in September next,
and answer the plaintiffs Bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith publish
ed IN the "Staunton Spectator" for two
months successfully and another copy be
posted on the front door of the Court.
house Of this county.
a Copy-T~ste,
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, elk.
July ID.
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gum, which exudes near or at the surface OF
the ground. The worm resumes its depre>
dations in the sprirg, and emerges a perfect
insect late 10 June or early in July. The
doctors remedy is to put ashes about the
collar, or lower part Of The stock, aud par
ticuisrly in the spring. The worm Is then
below the surface, and the rain which per-
coiates through the ashes, becomes a ley,
which settling into tho worm hole, destroys
the insect. Whatever prevents the eggs
being deposited near the surface, us cover
ing the lower part OF the stock with straw
10 the spring; so that the frosls OF winter
may destroy the insects ere they penetrate
the ground-Or whatever will destroy the
worm when under the ground, as the nlkaII
OF lime, ashes, &c. will preserve the peach
tree from the depreda,ions Of the Insects.
CuifiratOr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
MORE NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber takes this method of
informing his friends and customers, and
The public generally, that he has Just re-
turned from the North again, where he
has purchased fresh supply Of Goods
to plcnish his broken assortment W hich
he is now receiving aud offering for sale
as cheap, or cheaper than ever. His
stock now is more full and complete than
it ever has been, particularly his assort-
mrnt of SiHs. IMusIins. CaiicoeS, Shoes,
Hats. and Fancy Goods.
He hopes now to bH more fully able
TO suit and accommodate The tastes, fan
cy and interest of his customers and
friends than heretofore. if possible. Be-
ing assured that those who have dealt
with HIM are satisfied and well pleased,
he would more particularly invite all
others TO come and see for themselves,
and no reasonable expectants shall be
dissatisfied wiih their bargains.
a. Nj. MOSBY.
Slaunton, July y, 1888.
N. b. The subscriber has quantity
of WOOL 81 FEATHERS, which he
offers for sale. A. NJ. NJ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26

Having been appointed agent for the
above mentioned society for the town
OF Staunton, and County of Augusta,
will receive propositions to insure pro-
perty of the various kinds therein refer
ed to. For information as 10 the ability
OF the society to comply with its en-
gagements reference may be had to any
OF the merchants or gentlemen of Rich,
mond, or TO A. Fl. II. Stuart, Esq Of this
place. VIM. S. ESKRIDGE.
Slaunten, July 10, 1888,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26

From the Boston Mercantile Journal.

DR.. Holmes, who has been max ing an ae-
ricultursl survey OF the valley OF the Aroos>
took, denies the truth Of the report that he
had been ordered off by the British authors
ties. When coming down the Aroostook ON
his way home. he met Mr.. Mclaughlin. the
warden OF the disputed territory. DR.
Holmes had very pleasant interview with
him, and he treated him with the utmost ur-
ban',y and politeness, informing him also,
that Inc Governor OF the province had given
d'rections 10 the authorities of Maaawaska,
10 give nm every facility in prosecuting the
objects Of his mission. Ms business
up the Aroostook was with DIR. Wh,pple The
surveyor general, who is letting out two
townships on the river, and as he understood.
intended To give him notice 10 quit. as he
was operating on The disputed territory.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26

HBrare Old Oak-In a recent interview
with the Hon. John Quincy Adams, he adj
dressed his visitors in The following language:
. am member, in full communion with the
Congregational church OF Quincy-Henry
Adams, my ancestor, emigrated from Eng
land III 1854, and was one of the founders of
this church in 1889 His son Joseph, was
long member OF the same church, and
died in 1894, aged 63. His son Joseph, was
also member, and died in 1879, aged So
Ills son John, my grand father, was also a
member and deacon in this church, and died
in 1850, sged 6s years. My father waslong
member, and died as you will remember
IN 1926, at the age of OIL. On my fathers
deccase, l joined the same church had
not joined before, as was most of the time
absent from hVme but God has long been
my hope. and now as am about TO die. ]
have calm and cheerful hope, of joining
my ancestors iD a house not made with bands.
eternal in the heavens. . Quincy Patriot.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
NEGROES FOR SALE.

Will be sold at public auction before
the door of the Waynesborough Hotel,
on Saturday the 2ist of this month, two
valuable female servants-the one first
rate cook aged DO, g. of good character,
the other an active 81 likely house girl
l2years old, the daughter of the former
"a credit may be expected.
July 5. THE OWNERS.
ASEEsssRs The above sale is postponed
1882 until Saturday the | It'll of Au-
gust next.
July 20.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26

The law providing for the payment
OF pensioners, appropriates So. O53, 532,
62 for that purpose.
The deaths in Philadelphia during the
week before last amounted to 23I!
Go- Seventy.one Sudden deaths are said to
have occurred in New York, within a week,
during the late hot weather.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
Orris Tooth Wash,

For cleansing The Teeth and Gums, aud
purifying the breath.
The Orris Tooth Wash is purely a
vegetable preparation, possessing The
properties of cleansing the mouth, res
storing the gums to healthy state, and
preventing any unpleasant taste or odour
in the mouth. whether arising from de-
cayed teeth or deranged state of the
stomach-and it is highly approved and
recommended by Physicians and Den
lists of the first responsibility.
Just received and for sale by
L. BERKELEY, 81 Co.
.StGuaton, June %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
S6xssasgOss .Klsyceagssa .

THE members OF the Lyceum will
convene at the Lecture Room of the
Episcopal Church, on Saturday evening
next, at the usual hour-at which time
and place. the July address OF the ins,i
tuition will be delivered by Mr.. Alfred
A. Sewers.
&The public are respectfully invit-
ed to attend. y. X. TROUT, Sec'ry.
July 26.
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PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR
DANIEL GODDARD, No. GoLp ST.


In presenting this useful remedy the public, the Pro-
pretor is authorized by Physician from whom the Recipe
was confden,aly Obtained state, that he has used II
HIMSELF and i'm his extensive practice i'm Pulmonary afec
tons, with astonishing effect The happy combination OF
vegetable substances, OF which is entirely composed,
are peculiarly adapted to diseases of the Lungs LIVER and
Stomach
This medicine has been used very extensively and the
proprietor has not known single which
failed in giving relief in diseases for which recommend
ed even in approaching consumption,
with bleeding the lungs and where all other remedies
had failed the most decided and hatterng has
attended its Common colds, which are generally the
effect of Distracted perspiraon, will yield its influence
in few hours when used in asthma hoarscness Wheel
ing, and shorness OF breath, gives immediate relief pro-
curing tranquil rest and sleep In whoopng cough il is
without rival. II operates by gentle expccoraon and
may be given to infants with perfect safety.
The Proprietor would add that he is constantly receiv
ing numerous testimonials of the value and efficacy OF this
remedy, certificates of which may be seen on the bill
ofdrecons accompanying each bottle Any person usia
il will be recommend IL again
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
NIRGlNIA

Glrcuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, June
Term. 1887.
John Miller. Guardian of the orphan
children Of Robert Miller, deceased,
Charles l.. Francisco Guardian of the
orphan children of Nancy Francisco,
deceased. and Andrew Warwick,
Guardian Of the orphan children of
Margaret Cameron, deceased, plain
tiffs-against
Samuel Miller jeremiah Miller, Frances
Miller, and Robert Miller, children
and heirs Of Robert Miller, deceased,
Cameron francisco, child and heir Of
Nancy Francisco. deceased, Marga-
ret Cameron, child and heir of Mar
garet Cameron, deceased, infant heirs
and distributes Of Samuel Miller. de-
ceased. William Lewis and Mary his
wife, and Henry Kinagy. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on by consent of the
parties to be heard this 2lst day ofJune,
1887. and the bill, answers, exhibits and
dispositions, and was argued by counsel
And the Court being satisfied that tn e
interests of the infant heirs of Robert
Miller deceased, require the sale of the
Red House Tract of Land in the bill
mentioned. containing $50 acres, being
the share of the real estate of said Sans
uei Miller. deceased, after laying off said
Iron Works Establishment allotted in
partition by said Commissioners of the
said County Court of Augusta to the said
infant heirs CT Robert Miller, deceased,
and designated in the report of said
Commissioners as Lot No. /. 1t is fur
tber adjudged, ordered and decreed. that
Samuel Clarke, who is hereby appoint
ed Commissioner for that purpose, do,
subject to the confirmation of the Court
make sale of the said Red House Tract,
with the reservation as to iron ore, stat
! ed in the decretal order OF the County
Court affirming said partition, on such
terms OF payment, and with such securi :
ty thereof, as he shall deem most expe-
dent, and report his proceedings to this
Court; together with his opinion as to
the best investment of the proceeds OF
such sale. And time is given the ialant
defendants until six months after ti,ey
shall have respectively attained the age
OF twenty one years, to shew cause, il
any they can, against this decree.
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HSs'gsaafey GsxseEees..

a few copies of this valuable work
are left at The Store Of Messrs. CRAIG g.
MAu?IN in Stanton, which will be sold
at reduced price. Those who wish TO
obtain the work will do well 10 apply
soon, as they may not have an opportu>
nifty Of purchasing it on as favorable
terms again.
July 2G.
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VIRGINJ A.

AT Rules held in The Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chaucery for Augusta County, on Mou-
day the 2nd day OF July 1885.
George Bay or sen, plointiG-against
John Rusmisel. Adam Rusmisel, Jacob
Rusmisel .--Smith, Richard I. Hill,
and Reuben ID. Iill-defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants John, Adam and ia
cob Rusmisel and Richard I. Hill, not
having entered their appearance, and
given security, according to the act OF
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court.
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inha bitants otthis CONS
monwealth II IS ordered, that the said
defendants 90 appear here, on the first
day of the next term, (lOth of Now
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper, printed in
Stnuuton, for two months successfully.
and posted q! the front door OF Court
house Of Augusta County.
a Copy-Teste,
NlCHS. Z. KINNEY, C. c.
July I2,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26

kJiToction of GoId-Ne,c Process. Tile
i0f,owiDg information has been received in a
letter addressed TO this city from New York
giT'Hg the statement; Of the agent of The mine,
May .:
" At the Charlotte mine in North CAROL
ga, by The new smelling process they obtained
from IA bushels of ore:
500 dwis gold al 90 cents $3.50
IA ounces silver al 81 d
! Ton Of lead 100
7O4
MS mine yielded by The washing pro.
cess only 30 TO 40 cents per bushel, and had
been abandoned. -Enq,tirer
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Mrs. SIGoURNEY.-The lovers of Amer.
ican literature & the fine arts may anticipate
rion treat in the forthcoming Religious
5ouvonir, for 1889 The epgrayings are 10
be OF lie highes, finish, from entirely new
designs and Mrs Sigourney has been en-,
gagged 10 superintend the literary depar imen,
81 tie work.
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NOTICE..

The bonds given at the sale ofthe real
and personal property of Wilson Mitch,
ell, decd. are now due. and the situation
OF the estate renders it necessary. that
they should be paid promptly 1t is
hoped this notice will be attended TO.
JOHN HAYS, Exe'or.
Augusta county. July 2G, IS3S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.


THE subscriber intending to remove
10 the west offers for sale his property
in Covington, Allegheny Co. consisting
Of two LOTS, belonging 70 the River
bank range, on one OF which is newly
erected Tannery, with all the necessary
fixtures; also comfortable Dwelling
House, Kitchen, &c. The other Lot
joins the lanyard Lot, and has some inv
provements on it. Covington is beau
tiful and thriving village, and is fixed
upon for the connecting point Of the Ca>
nal and Railroad Of the James River
and kannawha improvement, and conse.
quentiy must become q place Of much
importance. The Lots are near the
Courthouse, which enhances their value
and there is no other Tannery in the
place Applications Tor further infor-
nation may be made by calling OIL the
subscriber, near Coyington, or Mr, r..
Skeen, Covington, or by addressing the
subscribeFby letter.
JACOB CUNNINGHAM.
June 12th-3t.