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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

VIRGINIA.. Rules held in the
CLERKS Office Of Bath county Circuit Su.
perior Court Of LaD and Chancery, ON
Monday the TN day Of January. 1889.
William Byrd. Plaintiff,
Andrew H Byrd, in his own right, and
as Administrator with the will annex
ed Of John Byrd. decd. Henry Miller
and Jane his wife, late Jane Byrd, E.
lizabeth Crutchfield late Elizabeth
Byrd, Thomas Byrd, James Hickman
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Byrd, Alexander M'Clintic and Alice
his wife, late Alice Byrd, Adam
Shields and Sarah his wife. late Sa-
rah Byrd and John Bird, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Elizabeth Crutchtield,
Alexander nj C!intic and Alice his wife,
A dam Shields and Sarah his wife, not
having entered their appearance and
given security agreeabiy to the act of as
sembly and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
That they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here
on the first Monday in April next, aud
answer the plaintiffs bill, and that CO.
py of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Staunton Spectator for two months
successfully, and also posted on the front
door Of the Courthouse of this county.
A copy-Teste.
CHAS. L. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
Jan Of
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IN CIIANCERY.

VIRGINIA ,towii: AT Rules held 10 the
clerks office of The Circuit Superior Court
ni Law and Chancery for Augusta county.
February the 4lb, 1889
Sally Ann Trayer. Cor French, } by Daniel
irayer, her father and next freud. plains
tif--aganst
Isaac Alexander French, defendant.
The defendant moi having entered his ap-
pearnnce, ard given security according 10
The act o! Assembly, aud the Rules Of this
Court, and ii appearing Ivy satisfactory evil
Hence, thai he is not an iniablant of This
Common" ealth Ii is ordered, tina, the SAID
defendan, do appear here on the frs, da, OF
the next term, 10Th of Jurc) aud answer
'he bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy ~
this order bc forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in S,aunirn for 2monihs
successfully, and posted al The l,unt dvpr
OF The Court house OF .his county.
Il copy-Tesie.
NICH'S c. KINNEY. C.. C.
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TAILORING.
Fall and Winter Fashions.

~0S0~-
THE undersigned begs leave to in
form his customers and the public gen.
orally. that he has recently received all
the newest fashions from New York.
Philadelphia and London, and is now
prepared to execute all work in his line
IN very superior stile, aud at the short
est notice.
He has in his employ superior work
men who have distinguished themselves
in the principal cities of both this aud
the old countries, and having had his
shop fixed in the neatest manner, and
every other arrangement made to cons
tinue his business on a more enlarged
and much improved scale, he respect
fully solicits that encouragement from
generous public, which he trusts he will
be found to merit. The public are res
pectfully invited to call aud examine
his work and fashions. specimens OF
which are always OH hand.
GA full suit Of clothes will be made
at any time when required, in twenty
four hours. Nj. QUINLAND.
Staunton, Nov'r %, 1888,
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Certificate Of Marriage.-An Irish sol
'iier once waited on his commanding officer,
with .whnt he termed very serious com.
plant. 'Anoihsr man. he said, upbrai.Ied
him thathe was not married TO his own wife,
whom he accused OF being no better than she
should be, and called her many bad names
besides, which he would be ashamed 10 men
tion 10 his honor. -Colonel-'Well my
good fellow, have yous'any proof lha, yon
are legally married. Soldier Faith, y our
honor, have The best proof in The world
Here he took off his hat, or rather cap, and
exhibited cut skull, saying, Does your
honor think I'd be after taking the same a.
bose from any body but a wife =
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YO TIE PUBLIC.

AS number Of persons have been nisinfr ned touching
the price of'tFeers Vegetable AnBiliou. Pills." h.
purchased At his principal Office, 129 Liberty street.
he 'eels called upor 10 make public
rsngement in relation This rcatter.
From ibs date the cash price will he Forty dollars
per gross, able bills in the city Of ~ York
ard no quantity under gross WILL preepcc be sold
under The reiail price of Fifty Centsa Box.
Merchants ordering these Pill. from The proprietor or
New York Druggists, ON TIME, will be charged -Four
Dollars per dozen
oprcior requests particular attention this ad
rertisemeut, the immensely easing demand or:
Pills makes cccsay that his business operation sho1d
be conducted without amy loss OF tine which would result
from a variety ofpficeS
The proprietor would have IL further understood tn
this arrangement is for New York dealers, weas those
who reside in other Places
Oct. IS. 1889.
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Ia Chu,,ce,.y.

VIRGINIA, to wit: At Rules held in
the Clerks Office OF Bath County Court
on the first Monday in January, 1899
Thomas stonestreet. plain,iff-against
Lamach Williams, Elisha S. Williams
Alfred Williams, Jesse Jackson and
Polly his wife, late Polly Williams,
Joseph Cuberiy and Nancy his wife,
late Nancy Williams. Jarret Williams
aud Barbara his wife, late Barbara
Williams, and Charles Nicols and Ellis
abeth his wife, late Elizabeth viii.
liams-defendants.
The above named defendants. Jesse
Jackson and Polly his wife, and Jsrret
Williams and Barbara his wife, not hay.
ing entered their appearance and given
security agreeably to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and il an.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inb abitants Of this Common,
wealth: 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS. do appear here on the second
Tuesday in April next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill. and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the S,aun>
ton Spectator for two month successive.
Iy. and MISC posted on the front door of
the Courthouse OF this County.
A CoPy-Teste,
S. A. PORTER. elk.
Jan. IL, 1896.
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THE subscriber takes this method Of
informing his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he has on hand at this time
several sS1sC Carriages, and one
good second hand ditto, which he will
sell low. Also, he is prepared at the
shortest notice to finish all kinds of We
hieles in his line; and will repair Old
Work as cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach Shop in the State He
will keep constantly on hand some fin
ished work. He returns thanks to the
public for the patronage he has received.
and hopes by attention to business still
to receive their calls.
JUDSON MACOY.
StauntoD, Feb'y |, 1888.
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PETERS EsHEES.

The unparalleled reputation which Peters, Pill, have
acquired Medical Restorative, III. most UNIQUE ton
aoe proof that be Civ of their immense
70 'ht aiced lu almost class OF diseases.
their meaus really complaints which
hey nave cured almost varied they
but sill there some which they caIlv
oenehcai than IN others and among those named
Tue too often IA complaints of the stomach bow. Is,
such as Choc. Fntenec and Ind ges,ion hich
arc not only certain. but an in,mcdiatc cure.
1t IS well known that from the angement Of IN.
stomach and bowels, arises nine tenths
adult and declining life: that thi, is foundation OF Nd
lencl fpdsDodic pans, indigestion, loss nppeic
aud That those III their turn give birth DTopsu Lire,
Complaint Consumption aud habuaL iovncss spiri:
therefore Peters Fills bling The very best medicine which
asercr been discovered for the incipent deas.s of IN,
ntesnts necessarily the of those
Dreadful and also general disorder emLter mature
I'ie and drag SO mauy millions 'imeIy graves.
In speaking 'hu', Dr. Peters arrcgaes to him.
That mas not been conceded by the public He no
quack or unknown spfcu!ator, who before
as his herald and witness but placed in r.spons
Tor years. ard mere ang 10 extent in
the annals Of medicine, that makes him to
nothing which Is not borne cut by the inaIibe
and he9cc he does not fear 10 be TO the in
which he has promi,ed respecting his Fills
Dr. ieteis is most happy TO be sbe author
his vegetable Pills have been introduced they have almost
superseded the adoption Of Tor their
peculiar eeulty IN s1eeening the blood stimulating
10 exPel all noxious Juices and giving strength tone
to the nerves, prevents disease from acquiring
which must be got UNDER all by dangerous dies
100 Liberty s'se', New York. Each box contains 20
pil, Price so
orsae by E. BERKELEY & Co.
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ROCKFISH GAP TAVERN

The subscriber having purchased the
Tavern establishment, lately owned by
Mr.. Thomas Bernard, at Rock fish GAP,
respectfully solicits a share of the pai>
ronage of the travelling public. The
buildings are new and in good repair
The stabliDg extensive-and be hopes by
a disposition TO please, aud attention to
business, TO be able to render satisfaction
a. all times to those who may call on
him. y, i. FRYE.
Jan. 10, 1880.
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Saddle and Harness-Making
PHILIP p. P.TNTAN-

- - u - n II u Il Il Iyk "A lNa
Having purchased the stock of his
brother. respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced
the
Saddle g. Harness-Making Bu-
siness,
in the shop lately occupied by Frederick
Nj. Pitman, decd. in Staunton where he
will thankfully receive all orders Tor
work in his line. His materials will
be of the best quality that can be pro.
cured, and he hopes by unremitted at
tenlion to business, good work, and
disposition TO please, to merit and re-
ceive share of public patronage.
He will at all times keep on hand
'Ssddtes, ES,'SssIes, Harness,
collars, sc. which he will sell on
reasonable terms, for cash, OF on n short
credit 10 puDctual customers.
Stanton Sept. g, 1888.
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WnEw WHIz An abolition pa
per contains the following paragraph
BAIL out the Atlantic with tea
spoon-pierce Leviathan's vitals with a
tooth pick-quench Vesuvius with the
contents Of goblet-then you may talk
Of wiping away the stain OF slavery
from our national escutcheon by sending
them to Liberia %
But the writer hasn't gone far enough
he should have added, 'hold the
globe III thimble. make par!or pet Of
un elephant. control woman by force,
or an abolitionist by reason, then you
may" &c.-Alerander's Weekly Mes
senger.
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Valley Turnpike.
VOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


SEALED PRoPosALs will be received
in Stanton on Saturday the 9.h day oil
March next, until IL o'clock, Nj. for
the grading aud Matchmaking the
Valley Turnpike from the end Of the
5Gth mile above New Market to Staun-
ton. being upwards of forty miles.
The work is to be commenced at au
early day, and completed within eigh-
teen months from the lst of April next.
Proposals must designate the mile CT
miles bid for, cost per mile, and the
time at which work will be commenced.
Twenty five per centum upon monthly
estimates Of work done will be reserved
as security for the faithful performance
OF contracts.
The specifications may be seen at any
time at this Office, and will be exhibit.
ed, together with the maps and profiles,
and blank contracts, in Stanton, on the
day Of letting, and the two preceding
days, and the subscriber will attend to
give any Information desired
An Assistant will leave New Mark ct
OH the morning of Thursday before the
letting, and pursue the whole route TO
StauDton, 10 give any explanations with
regard to the work, desired by persons
intending to bid. He will also take
charge Of the proposals of any persons
along the line who may desire it, and
deliver them in due time to the sub
scriber.
No proposal from any one not known
to some one Of the Directors, or to the
subscriber, will be considered. unless
accompanied by satisfactory testimonials
Of character, and pecuniary responsible
ity TO meet the engagements he proposes
TO contract.
Persons proposing for more work
than they wish to contract for must epe-
city the quantity they wish to have.
AS usual, the right is reserved to the
Directory 10 put under contract the
whole or part of the above work.
Blank proposals may be had at this Of
flee and in Staunton.
J. r. ANDERSON.
CtoiE Engineer.
Office of the Valley Road,
Winchester, Jan. %, 1889.
buckingham Regis. Richmond Eng. and
Vh'e, Country paper, publish ill day of
fettPg, and foT,ourd their accounts receipt
ed 10 me TREASURER, j S. Carson, Eeq for
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THE LATE CHARLES GILBERT.


The quondam manager OF the Bowe-
ry Theatre was a peculiar fellow, and
one Of tue most fascinating men Of his
day. At Albany he met witt! Mr.. lie.
mair, Frenchman, of whom he Dor
rowed money until he nearly ruined
him. Lemair was Que day in a tower
ing rage at the cause Of his misfortunes.
and used 10 tell the following characteris-
tic story OF his friend: Monsieur
Charles Gilfert. he come to Albany
He have ruin me in my business-.m mes
afiaiies. He borrow de largent from
me to large amount. He 60 TO New
York, aud promise to send him, right
away. yer quick. But. voyez vous,
when write to him. he return me one
response inconvenate, Won impudent an
swer. aud say may go to the devil for
look for him.-I leave Albany instantly.
determined to have the grand personal
satisfaction for the afront he put upon
me. walk straight away from de ba-
teau vapeur, de .s,eamboat-l go up TO
my boarding house; l procure Won large
stick rush out OF de pension 10 meet him.
BY and by, by. bientot. l see him Won
large way off, very remotely. l imme-
diately button up my coat With strong de-
termination, aud hold my stick fierce in
my hand, 10 break his neck several
times. Ven he come ner my indigna-
ton rise. He put out his hand. 1 re-
ject him. He smile. and look over his
spectacles at me. lsay, you Won scoun-
drel. coquin in(ame. He smile de more
aud make uR grand effort, great trial
TO paciiy my grande indignation. and
before he leave me he borrow twenty
dollars from me once more, by jo! a
yer pleasant man vas Monsieur Charlie.
Gilfert yer nice man to borrow rargent
ma fol. ~. Y. Mirror.
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HONEY! HONEY
Patent Bee Hlue.
WILLIAM d. COOKE

Would respectfully inform those " ho
are interested in the growing Of BEks,
or who are fond of good HONEY, that
he has the right for making, using, aud
vending to others to be used, in the
county of Augusta, Morrill's PATENT
BEE HIVE.-Tbis Hive is SO cons
structed that the Bees work in glass YES,
sells, or common glass tumblers-is a
complete preventive to the Web Worm
Moth, and other destructive insects; the
vessels can De taken away at any time
without interrup;ing the Bees. thus ren>
derins unnecessary the most cruel practice
OF destroying these useful insects. The
Honey made in these Hives is OF far
superior quality to that made in the
common hives, as there is place pre-
pared IN the interior of the Paten; Hive
where the Bees depesite their young,
bread. aud winter store. All those who
have been heretofore debarred the plea E.
sure and benefit Of raising their own
Honey, on account of the difficulties Of
protecting their Bees from the ravaees
OF the Webworm and Moth, may be as
sured that this Hive affords perfect pro.
lection 10 the Bee against all its enemies.
TESTIMONIALS
Nelson Co. Ia Sept. 25th 1898.
have seen Morrilis Patent Bee Hive in
full operation in the city of Washington .ex.
amincd two Glass Jars wherein the Honey
comb was deposited, and ON of opinion, tina,
for simplicity of construction, utility and g..
economy, il exceeds any Thing of the kind
l have ever seen.
III. H. GARLAND
Harren!on, Fauquicr Co. Ia.
June 1871, 1887.
Mr.. Bayliss-
Sir-I take pleasure in informing you,
and those who are Interested in tho rearing
of Bees, that have one OF your patent Hives
in full operation in my garden am fully
satisfied OF its utility, and with confidence
recommend it TO my friends und the public !;
as am now convinced that il =" i'll answer a
most desirable purpose. wish YOU sue
cess, JOHN r. TONGUE
We concur with MIR. Tongue in the o.,
pinions above expressed.
n. j Marshall,
John II. Digges,
I'm Z. Randolph,
I'm. s. Kemper.
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There are standards of value in the
vast and fuctuating currency OF thought,
which have the divine authenticity
the Immortal impress. Accordant
with these, is the following well con.
eeived sentence recorded by ECKER
MANN, Of the author of Wilhelm Meis-
ter! "Hold fast 10 the pREsENT.-Ey-
cry position, every moment of life, is
of unspeakable value, as the representa-
tive of a whole eternity" How sim
ple-how sublime-and more, how
true!
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DAVID HEDRICK,
Agency Commission and For
acm'ding Merchant,
S G OTIS VILE, VA.

The subscriber has located himself
IN Scottsvi!le for the purpose OF doing
general agency, commission, and for
wardiDg business. He will keep 90
hand all kinds Of GROCERIES.
&c, which he will sell for cash. or
barter for all kinds OF produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID HEDRICK.
Scottsville, Alb, Nov. 2S, IS3S-tf
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ENTERTAINMENT

THE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he con-
tinueS to keep House of Entertain,
ment at his old stand, on the Winchester
road, within half mile Of Stanton
He will at all times be prepared to ac-
commodate travellers. wagoners, and
drovers. and respectfully solicits share
OF public patronage.
c.. G.. MITCHELL.
jan 81
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r A IL d he 4 II G..

TAXES this opportunity Of returning
his thanks to the citizens Of StauDlon,
and Of Augusta county generally, for The
very liberal encouragement which he
has received and would infoIm them tha
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management Of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
OF number Of competent workmen
and hopes by his nnwearied attention TO
business TO be able to render entire sat.
isfactioD to ell his customers. He has
received the
Fail S. EFissfer Fashions
for 1888 g. '39. GA foil suit OF
clothes will be mode al any time in
twenty four hours. jf desired.
stapHtoD. Noy'r 20. 1898.
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81 wish you would give me that geld ring
on your finger" said village dandy to a
country GIRL "ior 1t resembles the duration
of my love for you-it has no end" "Ex.
ense me SIR said she ''l choose 10 keep il,
for it is likewise emblematcal OF mine for
you-it has no beginning"
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Cash for Negroes.

| wish to purchase number
OF Negroes of both sexes. for which
will pay the highest cash price. Any
communication promptly attended TO.
JOHN w. PITMAN.
David A. Pitman, will attend TO any
business for me in my absence. j. w. p.
Stanton Jan 81 1889
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- S-N<S1
the exact quantity shall be ascertained
on the day Of sale,-lying and situated
in Augusta county. on the North Fork
of Naked Creek, and adjoining the
lands of John Cream. Jacob Lamb, and
others. 1t is desirable grazing farm
and the quality OF the land is SO good
that we hazard nothing in commencing
it IN strong terms to purchasers. There
are from 30 to DO acres of well watered
meadow. The improvements are a
good ORCHARD. a large FRAME
HOUSE, and large SWISS BARN.
We do not deem it necessary to give a
more particular description, as persons
wishing to purchase will no doubt Judge
for themselves. Any person DESTROYS
OF viewing the lands before the day of
sale, can do SO by calling on MIR. Sam.
uei Long, who will shew the lands.
The terms will be accommodating, and
made known on the day of sale.
ISAAC LONG,
JACOB HUMBERT,
Executors.
Jan'y 81, 1889.
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LUMBER WANTED.

Preparationsare now making to build
an extensive addition to the Western
Lunatic Hospital, and large supply Of
PLANK s. SCARETETEG
Is wanted for that purpose. Persons dis
posed to furnish flooring, two inch yellow
common, or white pine plank, inch and
hall. inch and quarter, and inch plank,
scantling for various purposes, such as
Girders, Rafters, Beams, Plates, and
Joist' will do well to call at the hospital,
where contracts may be entered into for
the same.
Cash to be paid on the delivery of
such timber. Application to be made to
SAMUEL NJ. WOODWARD.
September 6, 1888.
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Ksgasabeas EEsSgasgeN.
jan 81

White Oak or Ash, of good quality
sawed, suitable for building I,HRESiI-
ING MA CHIMES. A bill is left at
the Printing Office of the Spectator, des-
cribing particularly the different sizes of
timber wanted, which sawyers are re-
ferred to. The highest market price
will be paid. II. GREIB, 81 Co.
Stanton, Jan 81
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Lock Here, EooA Here.
LARORERS WANTED

have taken a heavy contract on the Val
ley Turnpike Road, leading from Wrnobes.
ter 10 Siounfou, in Virginia. and wish to
employ large number of good steady
bands, TO whom good wages will be given
Ny contract isl The neighborhcod Of WOOD.
STOCK, 10 very healthy and plentiful sec
lion oi The country.
ISAAC WO0LyERTON.
Feb. 29-3t. Confrcc,o,
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- II
The subscriber having purchased the
Patent Right of this Bed, for the counties
OF Augusta and Bath. is now ready 20
furnish them to all who may desire them.
By the use OF these Beds, the expense
OF feathers is entirely avoided, conse-
quently making it a cheaper bed than
those In common use.-It is not necesse.
ry TO enumerate all the advantages of
these Beds, as all who wish them will
not fail to see for themselves.
Persons wishing to see the Beds can
90 so by calling at Iessrs, Allen ana
Cocbran's store.
The subscriber is also the Agen: for
the sale of Rights in the other Counties
Of the State.
WILLIAM d. COOKE.
Stanton, May 3, 1888.
-sCSe
WE have carefully examined the
Spring Bed exhibited and manufactured
by Wm. d. Cooke Of this county and
do not hesitate to say, that for Comfort,
Simplicity of Structure, AMI Utility, as q
Bed accommodation, we have seen moth.
ing equal TO it. AS matter of Economy
III superseding The necessity Of feathers,
we entertain no doubt Of this however,
the Public will be the best Judge. Bot
as continuance for the accommodation
OF the sick and decrepid, we look upon the
invention as unsurpassed by any oiw hch
we have knowledge.
ADDISON VA DDFLL,, III. D.
JOSEPH WILSON. AZ. ~
f. I. S1RIBLING. III. ID
I. REYNOLDS, 81. D.
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N &c r..

The subscriber, in order 10 dispose of the
Stock Of Merchandise
belonging to the estate of VIM. Clarke,
deceased, will continue to sell, for cash,
at cost and charges, until the whole shall
be disposed of.
SAM'L CLARKE, Ex'r.
Dec 6, 1888
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VaAUse bile Land
FOR SALE

We will offer for sale on the S,h day
OF March next, the PLANTATION Of
John Long. decd. containing about
600 ACRES