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Chittenden County Court BE i, remembered, that,
August Term, A. d. 1911. a, the said term, ofthe
Court aforesaid,
john Peck and Luther LOOMS Of Burlington, Jo.
seph Clark Of Milton, Jcdcdiah l'oynon, ofHinesburg
and. Luther Stone Of Charlotte, were by sad court
appointed Committee, 10 take into cons.dgra ion th.
following subjects, viz.
l> To select a site for new Jail.
%. To estimate the probable cost and expense # i
new jail. ID. To see what disposition can lie made
Of the old Jail and premises and If any, at what prce
John Peck 10 be chairman of SAID committee, who
will notify the other members of the committee o. the
time and place of attending said inquiry and exam
nation and make report thereof TO the Clerk Of said
Court as soon as maybe. Ate Wm NOBLE, CHI.
To Luther Loonlis, Joseph Clark, Jctalich Boyn-
ton and Luther Stone.
You are hereby requested to meet ut the pubic
House Of John Howard, in Burlington on Wednesday
the 29h day Sept. inst. at 10 O'clock A. NJ to at
attend to the duties required by the foregoing order o.
said Court. JOHN PECK Chairman
Burlington, Sept. II, ISL.
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ItROM the Stage on the lih inst. lc,ween Bur
L hngton and Colchester, middle size Garnet Rnp
l'onInlning tothina) marked II. BIZ on the bultom
suitable reward will be given for the Bag or norma-
ton respecting it, JON CuIrRCU
Burlington Sept 23d, 1911
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VTNliE MASSACHUSETTS, COLLECTION OF
L PSALMS by the Boston Randall and Hayder
Society, consisting of the most approved Psalms ano
Hymns, Tunes, Anthems, Sentences Chants, &c
&c, just received and for Sale by
September 22. ID. A. BRAMAN,
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IL THOMAS will continue his Auction Sales in
d. me afternoon of every Wednesday and Sa,ur'
'Eng large anuty of Household Furniture n,
s, ,loicnt descriptions will be offered together with
C C,oves q various kinds with pipe, Sales of Dry
o IGpas' T Cfry, Clocks Jewelry &c, &c, will be
until further notice '''U oc,o%Sy, 1',ypni,nnsS
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O. BROAD CLOTHS IN

CHEAP CHEAP! CHEAP
UNT opened BY L. NJ. WRIGHT e. Co. n large
d assortment OF Broad Cloths, which are ofTcr.d :,
the public cheaper than ever-P. s. Call and ,ee
September, 9Th le4l
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MIL. SIDE COMBS, Fancy do, Ivory and
D. horn, 90 Fancy SOAP, Bar do. Hurshlns'
a, acm' hAHph STRAPS with Paste, the best article
October %. NJ 0VVTT I,y oy
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EDuCATION

A YOUNG LADY who is qualified to teach M
IA SIC Draining and French, is DESTROYS of obtain
ing situation in respectable seminary or family.
October |, 1871. l7tf
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ST. sTA LIE OF VERMONT TnMobas c our
lngou within and for the District aforesaid on III,
18th day of Sept. 4. d. ISL an instrument rurpori
ing 10 be the last will and Testament ol Polly Morton
lac OF Willston in SAID DslIct deceased, was pre-
scented TO IRE Cour' here for Probate by John Van.
sitkcn the Executor therein named
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given all persons concerned therein
to appear before said Court at SESSION thereof h.
holden at the REGISTERS office III SAID Darlington on tn
first Wednesday of October 4. ID. ISL, and contest
the probate Of said Will AMI it is further ordered tha
this order be published three weeks successveyin tn,
Burlington Free Press news paper printed at Bur.
lngon. in this state, the last of which shall be prcNi-
Gus TO the day assigned, as aforesaid farhcaring.
Given under my hand at the Registers Oliice, this
18Th day OF September 4. d. lSil.
WM. WESTON REGISTER.
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ASA LYONS ESTATE.

NJ f The subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dr.
trlc of Grand Isle commissioners 10 receive exam
Inc and adjust the claims and demands of al! persons
against the estate of
ASA LYON,
late of Grand Isle in said District deceased repre-
scented lnsolyont, and also all claim, and demands
exhibited IN offset ihereto-aHd SIN months from IN
day OF the date hereof being allowed by SAID Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice
that wew attend 10 the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling house of Abiiah 49, Hatch in Grand
Isle IN SAID DIS ret on the first Monday OF February
next, at ten O'Clock \. NJ. on the SAID day
Dated al Grand Isle, this 10Th day of August A. d.
l6il. " -
WALLIS MOTT
DERASrlS GUTTER Commissioners
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN \
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f)OuCiIoNG and Green TEAS, Crushed l.. Sugar
ps,chsr ny y. LoyE II's"'S'
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TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION

~ BF. SUI.U AT AUCTION.
on Saturday, October 9th ISL, a, 2 O'clock F. NJ.
At Jchn iiuwarF> YAH in Bmlnglon the fail. lilo yt!ed
Durham BULL, KEEP; at the farm oi H. Reed Esq,
IN Colchester, IN the ,ummer Of SiO, aud the pa,t
summer ny the Aeric lra Society in ShclLrn.
MS animal Is a perfect IN hi, lloCd aud proportion.
a. any IN this State. He was sired Ly the famous
Ball Banqdo in England. His Dam wa, Sally Rich
ards, nnporietly Charles Green, Merchant, Of the
tiy ct New orh, for HI, rtther Rec II. Green, Cf
"Ih>lGW, IN lie state ct Maine. The Sally Richards
arrNrda New lur, early IN the spring Of 1888 and
on he ION May Of the same spring ruug lit tll, am
NAL. By reference 10 the herd Docks il will lie found
ma the above animals are Inca! drs 'endans OF Mr.
nhaiits t"lIIhg> improved hort hur.el DurLans.-
We seldom find an opportunity IN thi> section ofcoun.
Try Of getting a pure flooded animal TIN, is lclIr
vcdio be one-lis stock is of,ureriur qualIly; as wl
re- shown ~ some oi uupun the eruunl at the me Of
saie ana ny refhcaien OF Farmers where he la, here
lOiOre cen kepi. II. THOMAS An.ninnrer
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FOR SALE.
FON SALE. =
EfEA TTNllAT large aud commoiiouS two s,o.
TN L ry Brick Dwelling House Is Lot.


AA TNllAT large aud commolouS two s,o.
TfysA L ry Brick Dwelling House d Lot.
sss ~ sIinacl on the west side Of College green
'ssAsA.. a the head Of Cocec->rcei, in this VII.
age me House j. y ~ As, with a asemrnt tory,
WIN Kitchen and Provision cellars, and a wing 81 ~
3D. extending north on COLLEGE Green, with wood and
store house below, aud chaml cr> and l,vpinu rooms
Above. large and councillors Barn, Carria re hons.
zee h"uc, anu other ol,-hon>c> and spacious ward
west o' thu dwelling horc, and good dlIraI lc well
If wacr of the hest qualify IN the village, aud lricL
ci>lcrh' One and aquarcr acres Of land If The first
Z ualIiv large garden ndchoce fruit trees west Of
the house aud yard.
The Buildings are construed in modern STYLE Of
the let materials aud workmanship, were ere,ie ly
the subscriber for his ne, aud the location af.
lon'N very extensive and pleasant prospect Of the
village AMI lake on the West and Is not SURPASSED ly
any Other IN this part Of the country.
Aso Tor sale bet containing an acre Of land direct
" apPose the above lot with sinai canv tent wool
dwelling house thereon.
Pr'la ,cr> invilel 10 call anil cx,nine for hsm-
sclvtS-Iern's made known by The VI scr rr on the
prr,nhes. SANtEL RED.
flh'na'oa tase, 10 1850 ne
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NLOIIl CAPS.-A nav as rtiucnt Of all kinds
Nand p!tces, J-st received by L. II. WRIGHT tSCo.
Sept g.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-10-01

SAMUEL NJ. POPE having purchased the
- stock OF Goods Of the late Firm OF H. NJ. GID
pINuS " Iu, hereby gives notice that he ha> com
mencei business a, the Stand recently occupied BY
>aid firm and lnvl'c, his friends and the customers Of
The late concern and The Public generally TO extend TO
hiln al least, "A share Of their patronage.
Burlington, Oct. |. lS4l.
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ENRENt'H Il ENGLISH Mernos Crcassans
l. Canhlcteens Printed Saxonie., Alpines, All.
pacca's, &c, &c. a large assortment, cheap, bv
S.B. SCOTT.
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PROFESSOR GRIMES.

\ II Iii. deliver another course of Lectures on
w piirenoogy, at the Court House, commencing
IN Tuesday evening next October
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NOTICE..

GNif 'OPtRiNERSllIP heretofore existing l,-
4 tween II. NJ. GIDDINGS and DAN LY-
ON, under the arm Of ii. NJ. GIuDiNGS x Co. Lo.
! cen di'so we'd y The lie case Of II. NJ GlpDlN1iS
The surviving partner has ,uld the STOCK Of
GOODS to SAMUEL. NJ. POPE who j. hereby an.
ihorlZtd Soec AID d charge the debts due the late
me, 10 nun. DAN LYON.
Burlington Oct. l. ISL.
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July 90.
TO RENT

TO RENT.
Tenemcn, in the south Wing of the Seminar,
suitable for small Family may be had on reasonable
terms, apply to d. A. BRAMAN
Sept. 22d 1911.
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NOTICE.
ESARSAPARILLA MEAD.afn

SODA CRACKERS.-A fresh supply lust received
oiy Sept. "a. PECK ~ SPEAR.
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\ + W GOOD 5.
ESIR Az.

- KAY! u from tie sl'tcr'er on Ne III Mar
= a., three year oil, red i,A trnl'e Heller and
'cj three year ol Bll, A n cral comrcn>aiion will
pad L any PRISON who viii relr1n .ad csll., or
NLe lniorna n " herr hey may 9 found.
f>'eN Arg. 81 l|iI JOHN Carly.
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SHAKER YARN.
y OFT CE.

- cfU'.''I' A'iHd and White Shakcr Yarr, for
= 'OsIlc ny l.. ii. WPIGiIT& Co.
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EAREWtLl'S SHOES, a ncs, assortment. iu.,
l. received, at the New Store, Wlnoo,Ri Fails
sidney BARLOW.
Scptcml or II, 1871. ,w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

IVA rumor was set ahoat at New York,
few days ago, that dispatches had been re.
ceivedby the British Minister from his Gov.
eminent, instructing him to require the inn
mediate surrender Of Mcleod, and in case
of refusal by our Government, to demand his
passports, and return home.-We are glad to
find from the remarks of Mr.. Buchanan and
MIR. Clay, in the Senate, that this rumor is
not only without foundation, but that there is
a fair prospect of an amicable adjustment of
our difficulties with England. II was stated
by Mr.. Buchanan that the main points of a
Convention for the final adjustment of the
Boundary question had been agreed upon by
the two Governments.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
CONGRESS-.

A bill passed the Senate on the eth, mer-
ging the Virginia and North Carolina Cir
cult into the Circuits of Maryland and Geor-
gia, by vote Of 81 to 13. The death OF
Judge Barbour was considered as affording a
favorable opportunity to equalize the bust
ness and duties Of the various circuits-the
Atlantic States having six Of the Jud ges,
while the whole West and South West have
but three.
On the same day, Peter v. Daniel was
nominated by the President to fill the place
OF Judge Barbour, but the nomination was
suspended in consequence Of the passage of
the above bill, until about IL o'clock on the
last night of the session, when it was taken
up and confirmed. The Wings protested a.
gainst any action until it was known whether
tho House would agree 90 or reject the bill
abollshing the circuit, and but one of them
was present when the vote was taken, with
out whom there would not have been quo
rum. tits said that four or i've of the Van
Buren, members voted against the appoint
ment
The nomination FL. Y. Mason to the Of
nee Of District Judge, in the place of Mr..
Daniel, was also confirmed
NO action was had on tho Senates bill in
the House.
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u. S. SENATOR.

VIM. s. Archer, was elected by the Le.
gislature Senator Of the United States, on
the Sd instant, in place Of Mr.. Roanc, whose
term of service has just expired.
The first vote stood Archer 81, Roano 7G,
John Robertson 4, scattering s.-The whole
vote being l6S, there was no election, 81 be-
ing necessary to choice.
Mr.. Chopper, Mr.. Smith of Clio. and Mr..
Bayly made some remarks, when the roll be-
ing called the vote stood:
Archer S2-Roane 5O-Gilmer Rob
ertson l2-Bruce IL. W. Pegram Scat
tering9 9.
So VIM. S. Archer was declared dolly O.
lected Senator for years from 4th March
next.
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who has blessed Us by the gifts of civil and
religious freedom, who watched over and
prospered the labors of our Fathers, and has
hitherto preserved to us institutions for ex-
ceeding in excellence those Of any other peo-
pie, let us unitei in fervently commanding ev-
cry interest Of our beloved country in all flu
ture time.
Fellow-citizens: Being fully invested with
that high office to which the partially of my
countrymen has called me, now take an af-
fectionate leave of you. You will bear with
you to your homes the remembrance of the
pledge have this day given to discharge all
the high duties of my exalted station. accor-
ding to the best of my ability; and shall
enter upon their performance with entire con-
iidence in the support of a just aud generous
People.
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N DT tG g..
YOUNG VERGINIAN

ONE Of the best sons of Mura,, and grand
son of the celebrated old Virginian, out Of
one of the best mares of tho Dio,ned stock.
races ofhorsos favourably known througbout
this country and England-will make his
present stand, the ensuing season, one.half
ofhls time at the stable of the subscriber.
in Mount Sidney, and the other half in Staun-
ton,
Young Virginian, although his sire and
dam are both from the East, is native SON
Of Augusta, and one whom, we have no
doubt, she will delight to patronize. He il
now rising five years old, sixteen hands high,
and of almost unequalled proportions and com
handing in appearance. His colour is that
of rich dapple bay, with black legs, as we'll
as black and flowing name and tail. Ho
will be exhibited on the court green of Au-
gusta County. at the County Court of tho
present month, for tho inspection of all who
may feel an interest in the raising Of good
stock.
JOHN CRAWFORD Il &C.
March IL
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$50 REV ARD.

STOLEN from the subscribers Room a,
oMcClung's Tavern on the 18th of Feb'ry.
A SINGLE CASE FULL JEW LED DE.
TACHED GOLD LEVER WATCH.
GOLD GUARD CHAIN AND KEY, with
the letters l.. NJ. b. cut on the inside of the
case, with pin or knife, little scratched on
the face with pin near the pinion of the
hands. dent on the back of the case caused
by fall. Thibault g. Brothers Importers.
Philad'a. No. not known.
The above reward will be given il Watch,
&c. be returned to Inc, or if information be
given SO that get them again.
J. b. BRADFORD.
Staunton, Feb. 25, 1871.
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SA LIE.

I'm pursuance of deed oftrust executed to
the subscriber by William Fisher, dated
the 3oth day of July, 1885, and of record in
the county court office of Augusta-wil be
sold for cash to the highest bidder, on Thursday
the LIST day Of April next, in the Town of Mt.
Sidney, county of Augusta,
THE LOTS NO. 81 AND NO. %,
with their appurtenances in said town, on
which are the
NH. SIDNEY HOTEL
and other Improvements, and being the same
Lots conveyed by Michial Wise to said VIM.
Fisher.
Such title only as is vested in me by said
trust deed will be made the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
March 4, 1871.
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GFThe appointment of Judge DANIEL to
the bench of the Supreme Court is said to be
sneercd at by his own party friends who
know his qualifications best in Richmond.
The indecent haste too, of President Van Blu
rem, in filling the vacancy, has brought upon
him the open censure fmany ofhis old sup
porters.
j. Y. MAsoN's appointment, so far as the
man is concerned, seems to! generally ac-
ceptable.
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March IL
Fresh Fruits, &c.
MI. CUSHING
Match IL

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public generally, that he has just received,
and will keep constantly on hand large
supply of
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, Prunes,
Citron, Bunch Raisins, and Nuts ofall kinds.
Also supply Of Candies and Cakes of all
kinds: Albany Ale, Cider and London Por-
ter-Cheese and Crackers--Spanish Segars
of the best quality-all of which will sell
wholesale or retail at very low prices for
cash, or on credit to punctual customers.
All orders thankfully received and pune
tually attended to.
Stanton, March 4, IS4l-4t
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E'alsaAbRe Property
For Gal L


E%HE subscriber being DESTROYS to dispose
- OF his property situated in the town of
Greenville, Augusta County, consisting of a
large and comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOTS.
Also an excellent STORE HOUSE AND
LOT, now in the occupancy Of Messrs. Har-
din and Lightner.
The above property will be offered at pub
lie sale on tho 18th day Of March next, if
not disposed Of privately before that time
IL is seldom such property is in market-and
the attention of those disposed to engage in
the Mercantile or Tavern keeping business,
is particularly directed to it. The stand fol
Store is equal if not better than any in the
county. Any person wishing to see tho prop.
erty, will be shown it by Mr.. Harden, the
present occupant; possession will DO gver
the 9Th of April. Terms very accommoda.
ting.
JOHN A. TATE.
Jan. %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

The llarrisonian, published at Marion,
Smyth county, VA states that the disease
in West Tennessee, supposed to be the .scold
plague" has been ascertained to be the effect
of poison, ''placed in -four ground at mill,
by an Irishman, who has since been arrest
ed"
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S4aNrrfrn

On the 25th Of February last, by the Revd.
Mr.. D. F. Bittle, MIR. James WRIcur, to
Miss ELIZABETH PRlcE.
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. WM. S.
HAwPE, to Miss MARIA JANE SnuLrz.
On the 4th inst. by the Rev. John J. Rel
mensnyder, Mr.. jonathan FLoRY to Miss
MARGARET OcHcLrRsr, all ofAugusta coun-
ty.
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>STAUNTON So
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, l84I.
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

We have been enabled by great exertion,
owing to the late hour at which it was recei.
we'd, to publish the Inaugural Address Of
sident HARRisoN in this paper. to the exclu-
sion of much other matter already in type
We have neither time nor room for common,
uponit.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
NEW YORK CONTROVERSY

The farther consideration Of the controver-
sy with Virginia has been indefinitely post
poned by the Legislature of New York, by
a vote of SO to 80. 1t was thought the ques-
ton did not como properly within the scope
of Legislative duties.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

Mr.. Hunter has been nominated for re-elec-
ton to Congress by convention of the
friends Of the late Administration in the Car
oline district tits said, however, that there
is spitin the party, and that portion OF
them intend to support Carter Braxton, Esq,
as their candidate,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
STA UNION LYCEU

THE stockholders in this Institution are
reminded that an adjourned meeting will be
held on Saturday next, 18th inst. att p. NJ,
at the Lecture room Of the Episcopal Church,
AS business of vital Importance to the Society
10 to be transacted. it is hoped that every
shareholder will attend if possible.
J. w. SMITH, Pres't.
Match IL
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Gen. Augustus A. Chapman has been nom.
mated by Convention for Congress in the
Greenbrier district. G. w. Summers is the
Wing candidate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

IVA bill for the relief of the Banks Of
Virginia from the penalties incurred by their
late suspension Of specie payments, has pass
cd the House Of Delegates.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

"The Valley Star of the 4th instant
states that JAMES Mcdowell, Esq. is ex-
pected home about the middle of this month.
1t makes no question that he will accept his
nominationfor Congress by the Fincastle Con-
vention.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

John Warren Grigsby has been appointed
by President Van Buren,, Consul to Bor-
deaux.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

DIED, on Thursday the 25th ult. at tn
residence of his mother, in Pendleton coun
ty, ANDREW WILSON, in the 2lst year Of hi
age.-C Obituary next week.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
w ASFHyNG'EON HOUSE
GGIn:n
EEMfris0ssLNsg, E'O:


'ENHE subscriber begs leave to inform the
n public, that no has taken the WASH
INGTON HOUSE, for many years occupied
by COL Mcmahon, and more recently by
Swami and otiIers--The subscriber having
furnished his house with entire new furniture,
Of the latest style, new beds and bedding,
and also having supplied himself with expe-
renced servants, is now prepared to enter
tain travellers and bosrders in style inferior
to honein 'ho Valley location Of the
house is pleasant, the Courthouse being i'm.
mediately in front Of it, and water clcse byi,.
To those who may favour him with their pat
ronagc, the subscriber promises to spare nei,
Their pains nor expense TO render them COM
Portable.
The stables will be we'll furnished ard at.
tended by experienced ostlers.
HACKS, GIG S, g. HORSES
Can BIO had at the shortest notice.
WATSON CARR.
February 4, 1871.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

O-A. Fl. Fl. STUART, Esq. was expected
to address the people of Botetourt, at the
Courthouse, on Monday last
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11

The last Lexington Gazette says-"We
learn that MIR. John B. Campbell, formerly
OF this town was recently murdered in Texas
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
EXPIRATION OF
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

THE Partnership in the practice of Law
in the Courts held in Augusta County, which
has existed between the subscribers for the
last two years, is this day dissolved by expi-
ration of the time limited. Each will hence
forth do business on his individual account ;
but the subsisting joint engagements will
still be attended to BY both.
BRlSCOE G.. BALDWIN.
DAVID FULTZ.
Staunton, March 4, ls4l.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-11
ESI'RAY.

Exxmxso &TRAYED from My mill
G-Vs5MnSA farm about last Christmas
W ABLACK& WHITE STEER
ss7s.s~xs-s three years old, with an under
keel and crop in the right ear. Any person
bringing him home or giving me such infor
nation that can get him, shall be suitably
rewarded.
JOHN KOINER, JR.
Feb 25