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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

INTERESTING INcIDENT.-The Mi!ledee.
vile STANDARD of the 24th ultimo relates the
following: In the examination before the CO..
| iSiature OF the claim Of James Hunter 10 7 co.
islafive clemency or pardon, for the crime OF
murder committed on b. Lovejoy, Mr.. Jones,
Senator from the county of Pa1ldino. made
the following statement, (which he said he had
not heard contradicted: "After the conviction
'0i Hunter, he was visited in his prison bv
ms wife. During one of her visits, she clad
,herseli In his apparel, and he dressed himself
up In hers; and in that disguise made his es-
cape. After some hours, the affair was dis
covered, and the -jailor detained the wife in
prison, as being accessory to the escape Of
'her husband. Hunter, hearing in some wav
That his wife was kept in Jail, came forth vol
unfairly, and gave himself up to the proper
authority to suiIerupon the gailows, in order
TO relieve an affectionate and coniidInr wife
from the walls of PRISON.
Such conduct (says the Standard) is truly
ennobling, even in felon, and the mention Of
IL created deep emotion in the Legislative
nails. Hunter was pardoned by the Lerisla
ture, and has been restored to the bosom of his
family. And we sincerely hope that his sub
sequent conduct will prove him not unworthy
OF the enjoyment of those civil PRIVILEGES TO
which he has again been restored.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31
Dec.3I.
Iifl6leoPo0A Academy.

THIS ScHoi IS now in successful opera.
'ion, underAle superintendent and control
oil RlCHRD b. JOHNSON. The scbo-
iastic yeF VIII embrace two sessions Of five
months @ch, with vacation of two weeks
at the nd, present session which commencoJ
on tn st inst. and which will terminate On
the lst of April, 1911. '''
L this school are taught, Orthoprapbv.
Reding, Writing, Arithmetic, EnTlisb
Grnmar, Composition, Astronomy, Geo
grPhy, the use Of the Globes, History. An
cielt and Modern, Sacred and Profane. Nat
IRA and Moral Philosophy. the French and
Lam languages, Bookkeeping and Ma.he-
males.
The fee per Session of fiv, months, for Or
thgraaPhy, Reading and Writing, will be So,
--ialfln advance.
For the above, including Arithmetic,
$3.50 %, payable in like manner-and for
a Quarter, 81.
For English Grammar, INCLUDING any, or
al all the above branches SO, 1898, payable in
like manner.
For Latin or French, 4i2,50 per Session
OF five months--haIf ipadvauce.
FOR Mathematics oyBook-keeping an extra
fee Of s..
1t is needless to say rpucb in regard to the
advantages of locally possessed by this
school-situated as jt is, m small village,
which from its size, as yell as from the bust
ness habits of its ciszens, necessarily ex-
emPts it from many If not all the vices so
common to larger towns +; and which exert
50 dcleterious "a influence on the minds and
motals of yosth.
Boarding may Re had in town Cd moderate
forms.
RiCHARD T.. JOHNSON.
Dec. 81.
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50 EEj.

IN pursuance of deed of trust execpted
oy William w. Curry TO the subscriber. da-
ted the 18th day of August, 1910, and of re-
cord In the County Court Office Of Auousta
VIII be sold in front of the Post Office in
o'aunton, on Friday the 22d day of January
next to the highest bidder, for cash,
a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
with It's appertenances, lying in the Comfy
OF Augusta, and adjoining the lands of Beth.
uei Herring Enos Swink and others, estima-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31
FOR TIE SpEcrArnn

At meeting of the Waynesborouph Tin.
necanoe Club, held on Saturday the S6,h in.
slant, the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That David S. Young, Major
archibald Stuart, Peter Hanger, DR.. II. II.
Henry, Hugh G. Guthrie and John Wayt, be.
and they are hereby appointed delegates to
represent this Club in the Convention TO be
held at Buchanan on the Sd of February
next
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

GRUMBLiNG.--The Editor of tho Charleston
-Nsrea,y "a Van Buren, paper) says with a
good deal of force, ''Have we not been badly
beaten, and shall we be denied the inaliena-
ole right of grumbling! On that point we
defy the world. We know our rights, and,
knowing, will maintain them"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31
0ETusTSAgy.

DIED, on the evening of Thursday Dec
eth, aged Is, JANErA SARAH W.nnr,I
unnghtef OF Littleton Waddell, Esq. of this
viiiage.-lObituary next week.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

fanny ELLsLsR, dancing woman. whose
activity, added to the short petticoats in which
she exhibits, induced the greater portion Of
the fashionables of the Northern cities to make
tools OF themselves, lately visited Richmond
Her arrival was announced in the Wing with
ahourish OF trumpets, and, by great importu-
nifty, she was induced to expose her charms
Tor one night only at the Marshall Theatre.
he Petersburg Intellgencer, thus happily
offthe affair.
lie DIVINE FANNY ELLSLER.
nat 'tcharming danscuse''-that .saccor,-
sned 'Ste''-that "most graceful girou-
e.'er''-that admirable fgWante,, Made
moiseiie Fanny Ellsler, has appeared on the
boards of the marshall Theatre. Georpe Homes
Lessee and run ali Richmcsd Opera-mad.
Her arrival III the Metropolis on Wednes-
Day was announced by the 1inoino of beIIs
and the firing of cannon.
On her stepping from the cars at the De.
pot, she was met by the Mayor of tho Citv.
VINO, IN neat and appropriate speech. wei
coined t,eI - Richmond. After which . mo
cession was formed in the following order.
ist. Mayor, Aldermen and Common Counc;i-
men.
"a. Governor and Councillors of State.
-, gu. Judges oil the Court OF Appeals.
4th' litter containing the Divine Fam,
borne on the shoulders ofsix mem
-, bers OF the Senate of Virginia.
9TH. Members of the Senate of ViToinia bo,d
-, :, ed by their Speaker.
s'h. Members ofthe House of Deleqatss ho.l
=, ed by their Speaker.
a. Members of the Sweat House Aesooi,
ton
9Th. The Officers of the ARMY and 49,
n. Editorial Corps of the City If R;ah,S,
=, 10th: Citizens generally.
ne procession moved from the Dono.
precisely / o'clock, A. NJ, preceded Pot at
orass band, and marched to the Capitol VII d
me DIVINE Fanny was escorted iptp The HI ',uu
S s. delegates, and placed on the right Of the
Speakef, who called the House 10 orJar
several speeches welcoming the distir;r unaJI
Ca straDgerto Virginia were made, arS Isl .i-
,ouse adjourned TO meet at the Tbeatra =, 're
ne procession was again formed and 49,.
q. "a % the Marshall House, when tba nm NOV
Fanny was comfortably installed in y ,, Dislne
icent suite of rooms. ~ "'agnif-
During the remainder of tbed,, e.,
was crowded with visitors ssof ali sges Muse .o
es and conditions" who thronoed + sex
:" Sa'ca glimpse of the iIust1ious st r.o~u Us
some Pettioned for lock of Fann,,5s. S!
elaers begged for piece of her shoo Iid'r
80 I'M" ne, many declared they wouJd he a9
Yen! with bit Of her garter by wav o Je con
Venf' Fanny was most aprees5ls; AZ y, e sou
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

AUCTION.
WE will continue the sale of Roofs. S1o...
{ cps, u.s., Gnlhs, &c, &C., on TIL URSDAY and
a ofDAI mornings at 10 o'clock.
Terms of sale as heretofore.
SAM'L. E. CLARKE, g. Co.
SS' -. .9ucftOneers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

lion. J. J. CRITTENDEN has been re-e]ect-
ed Senator in Congress from the State Of
Kentucky for six years from the 4th of March
next.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31
NOTICE.

so- ne subscribers have just received an ,s.
S - men, OF mems, youths and childreU,s
or ChrS consisting Of Otter, Seal. Mnskrat
0lo'n ana Hair, which will be sold on ac,
Nov. 5-3t "A'Nphh.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31
a'saiEa asaes Ea1acy CHAIR W.
king.

on larger scale than heretofore, at his shop
near Bethel Meeting House, where he will
I[eep good supply of well made workout
the best timber, and sell at as low prices
d can be had in the county.-And in order
accommodate the people of Staunton and
us leIghborhood, he will keep supply OF
worE at Mr.. VIM. Coleman's. who lives ON
'he Courthouse square.
A. GIBBONS.
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&c ACNA g.

and Is the same conveyed to said Curry bv
Abraham Hanna and wife. y
such title only as is vested in the subscri-
Der VIII be made to the purchaser.
Dec. 81
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Coase2,sssssossea.'s Notice.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Csiancery held for Augusta Conniy :. , ,ha
Courthouse, this 2Ist Of Nov'r. Is40'
Walter Davis, Trustee for the croj;,o
Lewis Observation-Disclosures
AGAINST
Abraham Wayland and others--defendan,s
IN CHANCERY.
ms cause came on again this 2Ist dav of
November, 1910. to be heard on the naners
, NHty read, and was argued by counsel
" neIeupon, II being represented to the Cour,
.i.a' no saie was made In pursuance Of the or
der of November. 1887, and that tho 49,
mas now arrived at which the trust decd !,
c!oseable by its terms. and ali the nror1ar.,
subject to sale: 1t is therefore on r,oti6n -,
those creditors who are before the Cont or.
dered that the trustee, Walter Davis. after
advertising the time and place of sale for at
ieest TOUT weeks III the Staunton Snectator
proceed to seli, at public auction. 10 The HIGH
est oiader, on credit of six months-aIJ Tho
PcSoiiai property now remaining, subject IN
aaiu 'rust' taking from the Purchasers bord
WIN approved security, for the amopn, ~
the.r purchases, and report his PROCEEDINGS ~
',ils oohrt, together with the bonds so taken.
Anu OH the further motion of said creditors
liils cause Is referred to Master Commission
u ''eiiuel Ciarke, who is directed to take an
account OF lne liabilities of said trust fund Ia
. ~ as well as those who are parties to
aae sui as all Others, and that for the purpose
On adveflsement in the Stanton Spectatn,
and National Intelligencer, reouirinr all ner.
sons having any claims or demands upon ,b.
trust iund to come forward and establish then
a CoPy-Teste,
n. C.. KINNEY - =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

0SyIT 'V1 OF '5dtuTudy says
faiE SEAsoN.-In proof of the extraordina-
~ rn1ldness Of the season, we state that the
F1g-tree, the Cherry-tree and the Grape Vine
yet display their foliage on our premises, and
IN our garden, still are blooming.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

The parties in the above canss ..5
all others interested in the distrhntinn of ,i
trust fund referred to in the above decra,aJ
order, are hereby notified thatI will atterd =,
my office In the Town Of Stanton. on We'd
nieSday the goth day of January next. to TAKE
lne account thereby required Those HAVING
Chains 1t IS expected viii there exhibit them
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ. Comr.
Staunton, Dec. II, 1910
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

TEE subscriber. thankful for past favours
pegs leave to inform his old customers and
lhe Puoiic OF the county generally, that he has
made arrangements to carry on his bpsinass ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

SAMUEL f. CLARKE g. Co,
auction & Commission Me-cba,t
Dce. 2i. oe'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

The WEATHER IN CHARLgsroy.--Th
(I6ilrinr nf Satnrdn, nnrr
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AUCTION

Staunton, Dec. -, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-12-31

mating, and complied with all their requests
with kindness and amiablity which was tru-
ly admirable.
The day passed off agrecably and rapidly,
and soon
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IA7'rIrY OF STAGE co|~R.cToas.


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That he AGENT or;a, Gerulsn,. wbon T., h.rel
he tryc-, MS -1ararl o! l.s lst.l.rt'.,-. arJ ll
81 H 70 "1'I ms Own .r.-,u a.j.u--3.sJ tho ih.r!
600 .".r rr "hi.I De- drove. hr cru.mru.cl wa -
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s.r1.A ''- - 90 a".'. lnr snEe urs.f.-rhar ,hr5e
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as ' n.s. I..r Er I.. ,rli soc, cd. ruE. ,,as 4.s.
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O THE NERy0yS - uLB.Lr.A 3D.. i,.
: EEANS TONIC riLiS.A-Ihc ravrsa 90. D.
s's' -arNa.'s P..., ,rr sg,h. .a.; ;n- o. r.s.r-
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Iae r"'J.s ,a7or- uouru he bsu-g liurI.r o.
's G.s-i,.s i.l4 T'-r have t,cn i.r.r sa..-....l.
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Dbl. lee itrnrr.f u.r,cu. H.rd. accom-. 1a.yG vt >,s-
.rs,' rasr.cfru-
.ls ha.- 70. tcine IS tnr nervous c'' .u.'ts, r,.
rra c,l.i-.. iut aIt as cons c.s u.s. ,.-f
appetite d-.,rs.l-l 20. the 70 ma, &C. dr.: w5.. l-
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sah'. a-.uau. 1ul AZ nh.r --g.o-s affections these
r...- ~'.t .H.trs-a .'..s art garuaural cure.
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Esa,.rg r & .f.t ,ifs.--.AurIr. BE particular
a-.r. Poo s-n ~ pc" l-'cl 90, llt,s Medicine
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Is, .H} Chatham g.. -Tuts. u- from nc resual
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: sNoo.Ghss. ssc.s.ery.

sa,f'Sr + s-7';7g--Ia.Lf q O., .t,j- nm ,,f..,
u uicr" Caugc-~. 49, NO. OF. s.li.ba r-.,E ,r
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're i'a'', 10 return, ice WA r-E-I ssls r.cr.a,
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"r 'He ~ "f c-u' 80 iu .7.i cruc .i'n." a.. ae.
.uSsy o. ai1S o.. a,ts earn .t5,S -As.is5gss7
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''. '.fcssr. ia ".' q .FH ir' at.s 20 The c'sc-
. '. t'.r-," 'H4 Gsier. tgc rsr..,.I ias.;.I ur
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sa's- -LIro> c. w..I Or del ycssi on The Ocel,.1n
wa ROBINSON. j. C1.r.a1n
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-23

Mr.. Badgers speech. delivered al
Granville. has been published in the IA.
leigh Register. We intend 70 commence
the publication Of il IN the Recorder next
week. The speech has been highly
spoken Of; and well does j. deserve all
that has been said Of il. We are sure
we could not gil our columns with any
thing more acceptable 10 our readers.
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EnuitY $40.
Equity Sale.

IA IN pursssnee Of dseres Of
xE csars 81 Equsiy. made - Msfth
kn. le4o. IN The ease &c fsmsel
A<-A SIN hnrn sad others. helm e CD
ae.t sif.yhssa. ferrssed. \ shall pseertd 60
srii, en M.nday Ae aath a. May Brxf. before
Tie rsuri hause iaNslnlsberoush. On . credit
- sas and iss ye.rs.ah intesrst siier ens
yess. A TRACTOR LAM. eaat.inins sho.t
one hundred and On, srres.l ring on the river
ERa. sdjsinins The isnds ofJeAa .. Ffeslsnd.
and eihsrs. The purchaser Ehing bend and
good security.
JAMES WEBB. &C M.
April ~. Is-sw
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STATE OF H0RTllcARoLISA.
Person Conniu.
Court Of Pleas and Qasrrr Sessions,
March Term. 1870.

Court Of Pleas and Qaanrr Sessisns,
March Term. 1870.
The Psfifisa Of Bargsss Hsiksr, HARDY w.iisrs,
simiaislss iss Of 7Aemss a. .sIisH, ssessssd,
end Thsmss GIN. sxesn;sr Of Jska Gin, de-
fsassa. pisiaiiGs.
Robert Jsnss. sdminisiraisr wiih lke ssiH znnsrsx
81 NiHism .glsH. ssa. deceased. H.1ard .3glsn.
Grant .9iisa. " iHiam .9ilsa u ifism .9,lsa sr-
srnior 81 JssepA .3nen dsessssd. .lbsslsm Gnih-
RE and RsAseea ria Sils. Rnubrn Krnnea and
Haaaah lis cifs and v iliiam Ksaaea and
.NsHsy his wifs. defendants.
Petition Tor settlement.
TT appearing 20 the satisfaction "a the Court,
= that the defendants Howard Allen, Grant
Allen, William ALea. william Allea, executor
Of Jossp Pr AiIrn. decreased. Absalem Guthrie
and Rebeeea his wife. and William Kennon
aud Nancy his wife. are not Inhabitants 81 this
state: IA 10 therefore ordered that publlsation
be maze fH sin successive weeks 10 The Hills
borough Recorder, that the said defendants
sppear az the next Court Of Pleas and Qlarsf
sessaans. 70 he held far the county Of Person.
al The court house IN Rarboropgh, on ihs third
Monday Of June next. and then and there 10
plead. answer or denur IN said pr,itipn. other.
wise tha same will be iskea pro senlssss, and
heard or paris ss % them.
Mitaess Charles Aisson, clerk of ssid Court,
at Office. the third Monday in March. 1870.
CHARLES MASON. Clerk.
Price adv Sc SO. is--sw
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Wing Meeting.

n MEETING wal DO held al James Turner's
"a on the seconJ Saturday in May next. 70
the purpose of appointing delegates 10 the Con
vention proposed 60 be held on the Tuesday 0
May Court for tho nomination Of eandidatel
for the county. A general attendance is re
qocsicd.
April ~. IS
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The Richmond Enquirer. in its plea
san, auticipations, began numbering his
guns. Ills second gun was primed for
The general election ia Connecticut This
election, he says, ",ook place Yesterday,
and our friend, entertain strong hopes Of
carryin, Niles Cor Governor, and a ma.
iori,y Of the Legislature"
Has they didn't thought responds
tho Expire State; "for the Wings spik:
ed tina, gun. and Van will hear no more
Of il in Connecticut"
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Death Of Judge Hh,ie.--A great and
noble man has sunk into tho grave.
Hugh T.. White. Of Tennessee. is no
more. The victim &c fierce and re'ens
less persecution. because he dared TO ar
ray himself against his old friend. when
that friend threw himsslf in the arms OF
b,se faction. and fargo. or disregarded
the principles which carried him into pow
er. he la. gone doan 10 the ,nmb follow
ed by na,iaa'. tears. and honored sv .
nations gratitude. Judge White died a.
III, residence in Tennessee. Oh The lo'h
inst. BM ,hqagh he be dead. even from q,
his asLes shali spring unw.hted i'fss.
Lyaehbuvg TIrgi"ina.