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WILLIAM r. CARNES,

G. : : :; :
LOUISIANA WARE ROOM,
may No. So, BIENvILLE-sT. New ORLEANS.
~yTEEI.-5 tons English blis,cre1 Steel, for sale by
y npeo SHALL. Il BkOWN,!6 Nngnzine $,
MAY JKALT1 OF NEW OKLEAN>.
VINllE prize o, trash -four to-day is 81 per barrel
i according to the tariff the bakers shall give du"
ring the ensuing week from Monday lth i"st) 80 ou-
Of bread for bit. Bread of the second quality ii
required to weigh IS per cent more y!1 tai ounces m
maya GENolH' Mnsor.
- UTTER & LAKD-I0O kegs lard $50 do supe-
nys s0' "s''S'" '0'''; P' ' Al New lcyee
DAC'.N sIOES-lO'l casks in Tor sale by
- my6 G DORSEY, a New Lcv"e
DKESsk,s-1'opyinc and No'ar'el pr" ses, on nnnl
L f~ OF Ri,chsa' patent lever Copying presses
do with also large uaretv OF n"tnri' presses,
all rran.+d first rat. articles aud for sn'e by
DAVID FELT j. Co,
MIN N Y S,alin'ers hall "a Chartres at
DRlNTER'S INK-Ju-l received from b,rq,e
Il Chen,icleer large invoice Of Johnson and hu
a.. A TOWAR, 40 Camp 5,
OFFICE, FiREMES'S INSURANCE
COMPANY,
New Orleans. May 4, 1889.
VVNHE Stockholders hereby notified ,lmt the
~ IDuto J,ro, tI,urn tnrk ia tnN m
m,e g WV ''''' V > ' Ell TRACY, Sec.
BUREAU DINSURANCE DES POMPIERs,
De La Nonvclc Orleans.
IL a,alment sur Ieur subscription es. lu 9, PAYABLE en-
lie se%e de ju'"' 1889 Ell s IMAom,
ELOCR-l63 brs landing from s'en mhoal Chanccl
L. 20, Tor and for sale by q ~ nI NE I....
8 OAP-Boston No 300 boxes in store, for sule
.p,i IL A'"""' 81 S G'a"ier 81,
ToRN BKooMs-aoo doz. in store, for sale ~
TAK-s' ''1' in good order sH * ','s ! hy nnowv
may2 36 Magazine ST.
WHIsKEY-750 Dbl. 1ec!ided in .1o1s, for sale By
w may7 g. DORSEY, "A New i.evce
TRACKERS-5O brls butter aud water crackers,
N.Y. !" ''O'e ''' '''' " DORSEY, "A New levee
I ARD-l5o kegs leaf Lard in slo1t for sale "
- G DORSEY,
mays A Now l.evee
DEPPER-20o bags for sale BY
L ,nnv4 s'lAL.. 4 BROwN, ss Maenzin c q,
'sfT; srd e &R3% W.T. s. a.. ss
pipes brow" ;hey very sNYWS for
may4 96 Magazine st
DOTA TOEs-60o hampers Of English potatoes on
board ship Liverpool. Enqni1e on board or,o
T INEN SHIRTS, GLOVES & SUSPENDEES.
II Just received by late rivals, an assortment Of
Shirts Cravus, Summ~r stocks, G 'ove', and Suspcn-
ders, at the Baz,a Of ST. Charles nnd Common
streets.
N. 3. A complete assortment of wiring Desks,
Dressing cases. portable shaving cases in rose wood Il
leather. my6 BUSH 4 ALLAN.
DICKLES-2O Kegs and 40 boxes, receiving from
Ne" York s II; LIP o SRoWT 81 ia
DREsERvEs-4ob oxe, receiving from New York
my 30 '"' SHALL ER''wN, 90 Magazine s,
ZONES Manual Philosophy Kirkham's Grammar,
- Conbs's P9re"ol'ey,; spnrzheims Phren"logly !;
brnry otinstruction and amusement vols further
my7 40 Camp 81
CRAvES' Clinical I.ectures-Slokes Oil tho Chest,
~ just received and for sale bv
my ToWAR, 40 Camp st
EXCHANGE ON l1 1SHSs : W ;iIi X
N.Y. 81 Gravier at
NAiLS-I96 Kegs assorled sizes receiving from
~ Philadelphia per brig L'OrieEt for sale by
my7 SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine st
HAVANA sUGAK-5T boxes Havaoa white sugar
mes 10 '' "J s WHiTS Fl "s x Camp .,
4 >HINtSE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dvI of beouti-
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The tho Uuion Course Long Island begun
tho 7th instant. Fine sport expected
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Cen Waddy Thompson will no, le candidate for re-
lection to Congress-
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ARRIVALS.
MAY i6, 1899

Tow boat orsmpus Morrison from w pass, having tow
= ssa hsrqus Rover William. br.s Smyrna Douglass
on i4.h Inst sssPM epor,.s is,ss vessel: Oh the
bur. schr Alexander in tina river.
a =. ,Sns Ts.ooin and Ne.,or md e hoca
the city with ships Willie de bordeaux Olympia and
Of the bar on the 18th ins NJ. Nothing in sight
Ship Wills =. bordeaux Peraut. from H.vrs 18th March
ship Olympia Grny. IS days from Have to Perrett
Ship st Mary. Foster 10 days from New York. Peter
shop John Roberts, mckinney. 9th March from Belfast,
soA3 Dennis,oun& co.
Rloop Ssact. Grnhnm, from Mobile.
Steamer Aisxa der Gordon. from Op.ouses
ftsame' Norma Hsvsood. from Opelouses
Ntaamsr Oronokn Bosworth, from Portsmouth,
rtssner l.evnnt. Laurent from Hayou Sara.
Steamer Fusilier, Main. from St Martinsyills.
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Per ship General Washington. Cargo COL,
aorTENBURG. Per hnrq"s soph. Cargo 1854 hale, cot
ton. ,sa lids ioh'cco. los do stems
TAMPA BAY. er brig LOrient Cargo. 100 sacks oats
bis ~h'ksy. and sund'y boxes aud ac-
contr'men'.
eISAL. Fer bTie Pastoral In ballast.
PENSACOLA Per sehr lzhsh. Cargo 600 bis and ioo
bags corn, ~ Ii. -four. small lot. pork. beef
BOSTON. Achr Ontario Cargo 5s snek.. l4oo bushs.
corn o. rsnvss'ed hams. s. bI. lard. 80 do
MArAMokas rsr sebr atina G.r!o 80 b. -four s,1
kegs lard.
HAVANA. Per sehr Francis. Cargo 20 u fish, 80 casks
vine. bx. snuff, : cases merchzs.
HARTFORD Per schr lien Lee. Cargo, 66 bales Of cot
MOBILE Per steamer John Duncan arro 100 hi. -four
.7s bis pork 10 n9s do wh'key. % Ids bacon, 81:
TAhfiCO.P Per steamer P"nohartrain. In ballast
IMPoRJS
BELFAST Par shin John ro,e,t. c,rro Iooo sack.
RAJ hamners pota,oe. II aai hrck. IA A.,
Stone. IN ions hnv II Nv. mo,., .nJ;., ~ ha
cattle A 4 j Denns,oun and ordcr ~ "0'
HAyRE Per sh;n VIII. IA nords.nx Co., aao hanna.
pon,es a m ieac h.s - m..,ar ~" r
-..,.Pe' chip Olympia Cargo. 1890 demijo hns vim
Dry goods, CO. dials ieeches and merchandise
t.oun.o" .ho,;e & J.cou.i,,. '' ,on CO. ! >,
s.,,s !, H.. scsml' Met"es' Nfo 10, a"
BlsuchnrJ' : Herman " colSs. : D S". "a"y
c Gor.eau H Brown Barn.ud IN IN" Canal
and or,ier ~ " f
s.od,v constsn.s. s" A''0''ea MERCHANDISE
MOBILE Fer slcov Sssc, c.,uo An mn t, ,.
I.e6,ra s~' '' " '''
hECEiPTs OF PRODUCE
-, se,moa'h per steamer 0.onoko Cargo isa hi. por
200 Lsve.S AmsInr eso do and o coil. ""re ~
baRejne Constork Hvde h RI >, Ill. .o h.ic H. 70 ~.
r. Z CO. 32s bis Aou, 52 KEGS lard q n " hI h. ID!
Parker 90 kegs lard Pa.ey CO. 100 col, ron IA ,
bssrns FrnukIin iiends, SON 10 coils rom. IA e. @
bundles twina shannon bro. l9 bales hrnn Old r..
disc "a JP Wh.tnev 81 bales cotton Renuet rc,I.r
90 Wm hos"'t. 2 do NJ White co; . do to The
Bay.u Sara Per steamer Leyan, CARGO a. b,., .o,,o
Ledo"x s co. 81 roti NJ Lee 20 do Il Pinuehi. cn
do N White e. ca. S Go Lsmheth 4 Ibomr.on. 4 do "
Flower ado y i.auaun,ny 9 10 S w O.,ey CO. / do Coz
e. G o nd H.ni p lbs us.. Fol in pe'oq Deg
sss or ier sundrv b,s and L.,. y. ,h; =" 'noa
board: ''''' 80 '""''''
81 Mar,insvilIe. Per steamer Fusiier Cargo no. mi.
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~ The poetry Of ~ Tom Moore the Younger" is
entirely sweet for columns. II the sun fhono
out any way strong it would melt our little sheet into
,nolasses Only listen to this, gentle reader:
"'Tis sweet 10 rend thu. Pica> une
When the orb Of dav'A declining
IT'S to hear organs tune
And child in concert whining
TRY your hand at the stage Tom the play the play
ia the ,ing."-N. o. Picnyuns.
"Tom Moore the Younger" has complained to u
TINT in The above he has received fair play and hega
tina, we will publish the concluding s,anza. which The
Picayunc omitted. Leaf he should accuse us Of 'h'
same neglect, yield ,o'his request.
"For when the orb Of day declinrs
We read the Picayuns
To make all forget the whnps
or child or organs tune,
1t, .omnolcncy then has power
To haste the time Of sleeping hour"
There, Tom Moore the Younger" are you entiried
Our own opinion is tina, your at "qnits" with tn
Picayune. -
FRESH IMroRrArIoN.-By the slip Vile lie Dor
deaux which arrived this city yesterday from flavre
forty four Dutch emisrnnt. came as steerage pa"sen
gers. The mus, of the Mynheers, we learn arc boun
IN the river. They make excellent working men an
ters Of the soil. but very bad politicians.
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reported that Gov. Arthur of u cansda b"' been TO-
called.
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NOTiCE-Miaaing from ship John Dunlap, cases
~ shoes. marked George A Wheeler, W-For any
information which may lead 10 their recovery lbe'al
reward will he given by l. II GALE,
NAV )isl0d 90 Common at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-17

1GVO MECHANIC ;-The mechanics calculator,
compreh'ndng principles, rules aud tables in tho
uscfa Millwrgh y, Engineers, and Artisans in g.ne-
raj, by William Green, civ il engnscv lat American,
from The 5h Glasgow edition. Received this day and
| for sale by ALEX T9WAR,-
| mA&-- 40 Camp si
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NEW ORLEANS
Press and Type Agency.
IAW ENCE L. HILL.

n
81 CANT STREET.
"AVE just received large assortment OF cuts,
cases, Snnll picn, mnion, BREWER, long primer.
nonparei Job t.pe Standing and printing pycssea, and
have always hand every ~rsice required in printing
office. Are. POTASH ofa superior quality. in kegs
of 60 lss my9 b
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FVTN NEW
IA, The 4 new and very fast sailing ship
frN NORWAY, Cap: Drumm"nd. will receive
A@E despatch. For balance Of fret hit pas cage,
having hansnnr accommodation for cabin Gr streragc
passengers andy 10 l. HGALE,
: NIL % Common 1t
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g TEEL PENS-Jus rec rived few gross Gilots
- Eaglciund Peuy's double patent STEEL pens, for
sale bv DAVID FELT Il Co,
m95 Y stHtiuners hall - ChnrtTes st
= = . a.cuu f.nsk hn,av NM. land;ns.
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My6 ! BKIE31F Il Co, IJ4 WaghzIhS u
NTATCIIES-A 1uIge i"xo,ce just received eal fos
Vl sale BY SHALL l. BROWN,
mar 20 IS Magazine st
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SfEAM-BOAT ROOkS-A handsome supply 81
y Freight Books Cabin and Passage Register, Wood
and General Receipts, received md for sale at No "a
Chartres street.
mayl7 DAVID FELT g. Co.
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DEFRiGERATOK-'rhs is u new and useful ar,i-
ICclc of furniture, rapidly coming into use, in r
,tern as well as Observation-Disclosures. It is designed
Keep cool and sweet, such dishes in the culinary de-
rsrnent are necessary to be proteclr. from tho
heat Of the weather during the sumnlsr season.
The Refrigerator is now considered Indispensable
article in the economy ofevery good housewife The
quantity Of fond protects from the weather. will more
than pay the cos, Of the article every Year.
The subscriber is constantly receiv ing from the
fac,urer, Refrigrrators Indifferent prices.
The subscriber isuPpninted Agent for The manufae-
turrr, MIR A Pnlten. Specimens nj the Refrigerator
may be at my store 50 Bienvillc ct.
,ny8 n w X CARNES.
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go. 49,. 90
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

AiREEABl.Y to the foregoing Resolution notice IL
hereby given that is The intention OF the Council Of
Municipality No. Two, open and continue st. Tho.
street in straight line from Suze,,e 10 Annnucia-
ton street.
C. GENOIS, Mayor.
min Alax IN Ik3Q.
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DRESERVES-4Ob boxes receiving from New York
L per ship Oconee. for sale by
my SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine st
TONES Natural Observation-Disclosures Grammar,
- Conbs's Phrenol,ey; Spurzhem's Phrenology
Ainsworth's Dictionary Decalngues OF Devils; Ii
brnry ofinstructon and amusement, vols. further
supply Just received by A TOWAR,
my7 ~ Camn Of
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$6,0l6,605 81
SG,016,605 81
FROM TEXAS.


The Columbia, Capt. Windle, arrived at n
Orleans on the 2Gth ultimo, bringing files of
Houston Journals to the 2lst inclusive; and
Galveston papers of the 2lst. Not word is;
said in any of these of the rulnored capture of
Matamoras by an allied army of Texans and
federalsts. If such has really been the case,
the intelligence had not reached either of the
places mentioned by the 2lst inst.
Congress had assembled. The attendance
was prompt and general. The Presidents
Message was submitted on the 18th. 1t is
highly praised by the Gazette.
The Houston Star, of the 10Th, saws
There is rurnor ahoat that manufactorv
has lately been established in our city, for
the purpose of striking off Illegal claims to
head rights. 1t is said that several cert,f-
Gates, scarcely with the ink from the pen of
the actors III this nefarious matter vet dry,
nave been put into circulation. They purport
10 nave been issued by the board of San Au-
gustine county,
The crops Of Texas are yielding very fine
~ on plantation, with only twenty-five
hands, this year, three hundred bales Of cot
ton were raised. Emigrants were pouring in
III vast numbers,and the wild lands were rapid
~ 0eing illIed up with families and settlers,
OF aclass and character that will give respec-
tdoliity and permanence to the Republic.
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OBETUARX e.

DIED, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on the
Goth ult., of fever, Col. VIM. S. FOSTER. Lit.
Col. of the 4th regiment U. S. Infantry. The
death of this gallant officer will be deeply re-
GREETED by his brothers in arms. When com
Paratively youth, his gallant conduct in de-
fence of Fort Erie, in August, 1914, was re-
warded by the brevet commission of major,
and latterly, at the head of his regiment, his
bravery and good conduct at the battle of the
Okecchobe, in Florida, gained for him the
brevet of colonel. He has left a widow and
children.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-19

"A Singular CaSe.--A trial of an extraordi-
nary nature is about to take place, in the N e.
York Marine Court.
The defendant is Williams, the Oculist--
the plaintiff is an unfortunate individual who.
some years since lost the sight of one of his
eyes, and the other partially failing him, he
some months since, put himsclfunder charge
OF the defendant, the noted advertising Oculist
to the King of the French, &c. &c. The
plaintiff paid the defendant S75 in advance,
and demanding a receipt for the amount, the
''doctor" gave him an acknowledgment for
''his very lowest fee, (not however specifying
the amounO for three months" attendance,
medicine, &c. The poor man remained in
charge of the doctor nearly the three months.
during which he had so far recovered as not to
be able to see ''day from night" 1t is in this
pitiful condition that the wretched plaintiff
comes into court, and seeks to recover the
money which he has paid for the loss of his
UiSion.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-19
FOR THE sTAuNToN SPECTATOR.

The Back Greek and Valley Temperance
Society in Bath County, met at Rehobo
Church on the LIST day of December 1892
The meeting was opened by the Rev. W. J..
Rider, followed by Mr.. Timothy Holcomb
and Mr.. John Pullin, after which the follow
ing resolutions were read by the secretary
Resolved, That in our opinion, it is highly
important to our cause that an able and faith
full agent, should be procured if possible, to
lecture in this state on the subject of tempe
rance, and we earnestly wish all Temperance
Societies in the State, of our opinion, to make
the same known without delay, in order that
an agent may be procured as soon as possible.
Resolved, That we believe repeal of the
license laws necessary to the cause of moral
ity and virtue, and that our Legislature ought
to be petitioned to that effect. Adopted unan-
imously.
A resolution was then read on the subject
OF appointing committee to prepare petit
ton for signatures, and to be presented to the
next Legislature of Virginia, praying re-
peal OF the laws licensing the sale of spritu-
Gus liquors. After some discussion on the
subject petition was presented and read, and
after some further discussion another was pre-
scented and adopted
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IN CHANCERY.

The undersigned Commissioner, having
oeen ordered by the honorable Circuit Supe-
rlor Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
county to state and report to the Court an ac-
count showing the amount due in the complai-
nants bill mentioned; and farther to state the
amount OF payments which We're made to Jo-
seph Bel! or his personal representatives, and
those which were made to Jacob Kinney or his
executors; and also to report any other mat
tiers thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties to be reported: and being au-
thorlzed to proceed in the absence of either of
the parties, who having notice of his primary
appointment or adjournment shall fail to at
tend him: Now, notice is hereby given, that
the undersigned commissioner has appointed
fs1doy the I'm day IF January merit. at his
office In Staunton, lin Harman's buildings) to
commence the duties assigned him under the
aforemcnton, d order Of Court: at which
time and place the parties interested are re-
CURED to attend with necessary books, docu-
ments, vouchers, &c.
CHARLES CHAPLIN,
Commr. in Chance1y.
Dec. I9-ft
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Ocerseers Of Poor to the Public

NOTICE is hereby given, that, on the LIST
= Monday In February next, at meeting
of the Overseers of the Poor for Augusta conn
ty, TO be held at the Corporation Office in
Staunton, sealed proposals will be received
for experimenting the Poor for said county,
and for the rental of the Farm attached to the
Poor-house. Persons intending to propose.
will state In their proposals for what sum thew
will undertake the care of the establishment
The undertaken to find all necessary stock.
farming utensils, &c. for the use of the farm
keep up the fencing in good repair, work one
third of the open land and leave the rest in
pasture, and give one-third of all kind of orain
raised on the land for the use of the paupers-
the hay, straw, and fodder to be fed on the
land, and the balance of the expense attend
ing the stock to be borne by the undertaken,
he finding his own family in every thing. but
TO be entitled to the reasonable labour of such
OF the paupers as are able to abour.
The proposals will be for the year, to COM
mcnce on the 9TH March inst, and bond and
security will be required of the undertaken for
the due discharge of his part of the contract.
The Deputy SheriiTs are requested to at
ted with their delinquent lists prepared for
settlement.
BY order Of the Board.
ERASMUS STRIBLING. G.. o.p.
Dec. 10.
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BANKRUPTcy.-'The contingent fund of the
House run out long ago, and the Members
Will be unable to get their mileage and pay
until Congress appropriate funds from the
Treasury. But it is said that the Treasury
has also run out, and that the wheels Of CO.
yefnFnenf must stop, or run upon tick, unless
their own party permit the House to be orea-
nlzed, the distressed condition of the Treas
ury laid before Congress, and ways and means
devised to raise the wind. What a shocking
thing is the credit system - jMGjsoniar.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-19
Virginia Institution
For the Education of the Deaf and
Dumb, and of the Blind.
SrAuNroN, Dec. IL, 1889.

STAUNroN, Dec. IL, 1899.
THE undersigned, will until the 10th day
OF January next, receive sealed proposals, for
furnishing timbers agreeable to the annexed
Schedule. The timbers have been numbered
from to 3, any person putting in proposal,
VIII put IN Tor an entire number, and may pro-
pose for as many numbers as he pleascs but
for no fraction ola number.
An agent will disappointed to receive, num-
Der and measure the timbers as delivered, and
he will receive none that is not sound and in.
every respect suitable for the purpose required.
Cash will be paid on the delivery of each
number complete, on the site of the building
near Staunton.-Proposals may be handed to
either of the undersigned.
ALEX'R. III. III. STUART,
NICHS. G.. KINNEY,
FRANCIS Il. STRIBLING,
JAMES POINTS.
Erecufirc Committee.
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BOOK AUCTION.

WILL be sold on the 2Sth day of Decem-
w Der, 1889, for cash, before the Court
house door III Staunton-all that part of the
Library of Gen. Samuel Blackburn, deceased.
bequeathed by him to the Rev. Gideon Black
burn-consisting of near THREE HUMID
RED VOLS. Sale to commence at 10 o.
clock. A catalogue may be seen at the Store
of Benjamin Crawford, Esq. in Staunton.
SAMUEL BLACKBURN, .4d,u'y.
Of the estate Of Gideon Blackburn, iced.
Dec. 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-19
WESTERN LUNATIC ASYI.IrM

In the last ''Staunton Spectator we find
some extracts from the annual Report of the
Physician DIR. F. II. Stribling, which we
have read with the highest degree of salts
faction, and which we would cheerfully tra,,.,.
ferto our columns, did VIC Net expect to be a.
BILE at futnredayy % publish the report entire.
mere is no institution which more richly de-
serves the fostering care and attention of the
Legislature, and we hope they will make
such appropriations will diffuse its benc-
fits more ely.--Valiey Star.
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SPLENDID
PReEeVfO FOR TIES.
And other Musical Instruments

ANU otncT musical instruments,
Music, Strings, &c. &c.
SAM'L CARUSI, No. 81, Baltimore st.
~ Baltimore, Importer of Piano-Fortes and
other Musical Instruments, best Italian
Strings, &c. sc. Wholesale and Retail-has
on hand splendid assortment of American
and German Piano For.es, made to order by
the best makers of America and GERMANY.
and warranted to stand any climate.-Aiso an
extensive supply of all kinds of other musical
instruments, best Italian Strings, with every
article In the music line, wholesale and retail.
Country merchants and dealers supplied on
the most liberal terms.-Iiberal discourttato
academies and professors.-Orders from any
part OF the United States punctually and faith
fully attended to.-Music published to order
on the most accommodating terms. Orders
may be left with Mrs. Shelley, or with Mr.. Jas.
L. Maupin, (merchanD Stanton.
SAMUEL CARUSI
Dec. IL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-19

Whats the Wind2-The Western States
man, published at Marshall, Calhoun county,
Michiigan, says: ''The Indians in Western
Mlchigan disappeared some six OF eight weeks
9ihce and upon inquiry, we learn that they
aie ana always have been dissatisfied with
so.l'e Oh 'he treaties made BIZ the general
government respecting their reservations
'lid' they VIII yet have them-that all the
warriors nave taken their rifles and gone to
canada' Can our editorial brethren on the
frontier give us any lghiupon the subject!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-19
Alexander Observation-Disclosures.
IN CHANCERY.

The defendant not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabitant of this State 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant, Alexander Ben
son, appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith published
In the Staunton Spectator for two months sue
cessively, and another copy posted on the
front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
A copy-Teste,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO. Crk.
Dec. 10.