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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-07-01

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry for Augusta County, the Sd day of May,
1871.
Isaac Hall, admir-. with the will annexed of
5amcs Bradford. decd .-Plaintitl,-
AGAINST
Sally Bradford, James Bradford, John Brat
ford, Spotswood Bradford. Phiander Gus
It's, Sarah Nj. Gusts, Amanda Gusts, La
vinia Gusts, James Gusts, VIM. Bryan,
Willis Bryan, Ewine Mallory and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Ann Bryan, l.. Daubins 81
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Bryan,
Lavinia Bryan and Mary Bryan-Delen-
dantS,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Lavinia Bryan, Willis
Bryan, Mary Bryan and James Gusts, 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 in
habitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is order
ed, that the said Defendants do appear here,
ION the LIST Monday in August next,) and an
Swer the bill ofthe plaintiffs, and that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed i'm Stanton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Teste,
]. B. WATTS, D. C.
Nav IL
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Manufactured Tobacco.

THE undersigned, agents of Messrs. Lew
is g. Conoley. of this place, will keep on
hand general assortment of MANUFAC-
TURED TOBACCO, which they will sell
on liberal. terms and time to Country Mer-
chants.
JOHN BLAIR g. co.
JAMES w. MASON e. Co.
Scottsville, May 30, 1SiI-3m
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FRESH SUPPLY or
Spring s. SNahhsacr Goods.

THE subscriber returns his thanks to his
friends and the public generally, for the pat
heretofore so literally bestowed, and
takes this opportunity of informing them that
he has now receiyed his
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New eSOOds, New Goods.
May

THE subscriber having purchased the
property in Greenville belonging to John A.
Tate, Esq. and recently occupied by James
S. i.ightner and Harden, beg leave to inform
the citizens of Greonvile and the surround
ing county that he has now received his sup
ply Of
Spring s. Stsllsassey. Goods,
consisting of a general assortment of DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE
AND GROCERIES, which he is disposed
TO sell on very reasonable terms for cash, or
in barter for the produce of the country, or to
responsible persons on the usual credit.
He ftatters himself that as he has bought
his goods in Philadelphia, and taken great
pains to select goods of the best quality, and
of the most fashionable style, tlat;he will not
fail to please those who may favour him with
call. He hopes by fair dealing and reas-
enable prices TO merit share of public pat
ronage.
THOS. McCORKLE.
i. S.-A constant supply of McCorke &
McDaniel's Tobacco is kept on hands to sell
to Merchants by the box, at Factory prices,
with carriage added. Orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended TO.
THOS. McCORKLE.
May ID, I84I-2m
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w ASiElNGTON HOUSE
Gl::A.
ERN1siSOfGsI9'g, We.

--
FENIlE subscriber begs leave to inform the
IL public, that he has taken the WASH
iNGTON HOUSE, for many years occupied
by Col. Mcmahon, and more recently by
Swami and othcrs-rhe subscriber having
furnished his house with entire new furniture,
of The latest style, new beds and bedding,
and also having supplied himself with expe-
rienced servants, is now prepared to enter
tain travellers and boarders i'm a styleinferior
to none in the Valey.-The location Of the
house ispleasant, the Courthouse being i'm
medately in front oft, and water close by it,.
To those who may favour him with their pat
ronage, the subscriber promises to spare nei-
ther pains nor expense to render theta COM
Portable.
The stables will be we'll furnished and at
tended by experienced ostlers.
HACKS, GIGS, 81 HORSES
Can be had at the shortest notice.
WATSON CARR.
February 4, 1871.
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NEW STORE.

THE subscriber begs leave respectfully to
inform his old friends and customers, and the
public generally, thathe has again commence
ed the Mercantile business at his Store-house
in Staunton, where he is justreceiving a gem
eral and carefully selected assortment of
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ALIEN. III. II. STUART,
JOHN b. BALDWIN.
BssEEZ II JOHNSON.
Attorney mt Law.

STILL continues to practise in the several
Courts of Augusta, and the Corporation Court
of Staunton-and will attend regularly the
Superior Courts Of Rockbridge and Rocking
ham.
Staunton. Nav 90. 1911.
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E.aresgsiGg Machines
AND
REORSE E'OsE,EFg.
T.. ID. BURREL'S PATENT.

TIE subscriber is making, and has now
on hand Threshing Machines of the best kind
and made of the best materials. Il is unne-
cessary to say much about these machines,
as they are well known to most farmers in
this county, and are considered by those that
have used them to be superior to any machine
in use.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Stanton, June 3, 1871.
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NOTICE..

AN adjourned meetingof the Stockholders
the Stanton and James River Turnpike
mpany will lake place at the Courthouse
stanton on Saturday after tho 18th Mon.
in this month, (being the Sd day Of July
-@t)
J. SMITH, President.
JNnc 3
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asESHH GOODS.

purchased under highly favorable circumstan-
ces, and at very reduced prices for CASH
which he is determined to sell at so small an
ndrance as to make it the interest of the pub
lie to give him share of their custom. TO
enable him TO do this, however, it will be in
dispensible that he should make his sales
ENTIRELY FOR CASH, or such produce
as may suit in exchange. He wishes not
to wound the feelings of any, and he is Thus
explicit as it is his intention to open no ac-
counts.
s Persons at distance, who were for
merry in the habit of dealing in this place,
are earnestly invited to give him Il call, as
he is satisfied he can make it an object to
them to make their purchases Of him, if they
have only few. dollars to cxpend. He as
sures them there shall be no deception. His
GROCERIES,, he thinks, will compete with
any TO be found in the State.
To his old friends and customers,
one and all, he returns his sincere thanks for
their former patronage, and he would say to
them come and see for yourselves. He be-
lleves that most people are sick and tired of
the creditsystcui, and he flatters himself that
II is only necessary TO examine his Goods and
prices to satisfy all, that he could not afford
to charge them to any one.
JOHN G.. Sewers.
Staunton, April 8, 1871.
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CYRUS Todd-Dcfendant.
IN CHhNCERN.

The Defendant not having entered his APP
pearance and given security, according to the
act of Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabtant of this Commof-
wealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendant
DO appear here on the fourth Monday IN An
gust next, and answer the bill Of the Plain
tiffs, and that copy of his order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper printed III
StaWton for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse.
A Copy--Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, C. \. c.
June 10
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THE subscriber, thankful for past favours
begs leave to inform his old customers and
the public of the county generally, that he has
made arrangements to carry on hisbusiness of
Plain aKsd Fancy Chair RIA
king,
on larger scale than heretofore, at his shop
near Bethel Meeting House, where he will
keep good supply of well made workout
of the best timber, and sell at as low prices
as can be had in the county.-And in order
to accommodate the people of Stanton and
its neighborhood, he will keep a supply of
work at Mr.. VIM. Coleman's, who lives on
the Courthouse square.
A. GIBBONS.
Dec. 81.
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May 81
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of Au-
gusta County Court, the 7th day of June,
lS41.
William A. Bell, John Crawford. Jr., A. III.
Coyner, and Henry Blakemore, surviving
partner Of Stevens and MISUNDERSTANDING
tiffs--
AGAINST
CYRUS Todd-Defendant.
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May l3
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20
FERNS of the PCLVNESIAN.

, SuhscF iPTIoN, Eight Dollars FER anUmd
~ ~ 3uS'hce; halt year, llye Dollars; w
l 're" Dollars; single copies, Is cents.
AnVEerIsING. -, % for three Insertions
Iq4429le' 'of'y cents iog each continuance mo e y
';,I' ana l'Ss Than square, - Is for inst th"
qH1Ic, |, - for lns iLrr" insertions, and y
'"t o"rI surccedng insertion.
ie.m~ Of yearly advertising mad, known c''
Gallon 10. ii.c editor.
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20

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h''''S Ir'N"'S'-' ' n' 1, '.,,I '' ,",
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H -, '1,' ' 'I 1',' i pn,,;n
. 'J L '', S;n D''. "".;n "nI p,,hnyim,
Neck S,ocks-I,ooks and ivcs,-Ncc
d,ns-pirs- l,ncrv Cushious- Spool
Cation -. puttnus- Tbrr3d- Ready.
.u,ln Clo,hiur. Susncudcrs.
u,nn,l., pf,
,a. ,,,,aIS.a Il,nI r,o,. ,,1
kcy-,loic Saws - Files - Elsps -
Knives and Forks - Sheath. Pocket,
Pen and Dirk Knives - Scissors
Butts and Screws - Door. Chest Nor
lice and Pad E,0cks-DOlts- Sad Iron
-,jnpan'd LAMBS Plated, German
nHNrr, bEitiAila ana IRON lca ana
'I0'c 9poo,'s - JrWS''"'rS - BRASS
ii"i'S-N"' dckS--i rrc''%%loi' Va s.
n,!rruPS ana bI's-Nat lrars-~u"ii
rI!its-2icW Fans, ohot- spikes
oloc NlIcS.
MEDICINES, &c.
Extract S;ursapnri!la-Extract Bu-
che - EPSON Salts - Cacincd Mag
nesia - Opodcldoc-OiI Sprucc-iIs-
senccs-Cephaic and Maccaboy Snuff
Elixir.
PROVISIONS.
Flour Chi, nrood Goa
Fjs,,--l,aclcrrl,Tc ,T ,,,n,r C, I;'
r,rr;, unnm, p;a,.,a. G.Ial ~
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20
MEDICINES, &c.

Extract Sursaparila-Extract Bu
che - Epson Salts - Calcincd Mag
nesia Opodcldoc- Oil Spruce = Us.
senccs-Cephalic and Maccaboy SnuN
$ Elixir.
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20
[I'Err,u

jicoat Robes, Ecud, made Cio,biuo r.
tom. Nankin. &c.. Vosscls p",
Hair Brushes. Tortoise Shell Dress C ,"'
Wick Yarn. Scotch plaids. French NJ
lin Prints. '
CHINA coons
,;,.ht n,,,o Cct.o,, sn.,
,on "nI pnr,.hn;'r ,T.,. >,, Il.
I,,,, maj yn,,,v N,rL;ns U, I."" MI
;I"I ro,ornI and ni,'.r r; Tl'c n@
cr,ss Cloth Cro,l,;na Nn.r, '''N H"a2
'"'' ~ "''''''
'A' y v a Ii +.
HhoycIs, Spades hnivcs and FOX.
Jack hnINcs, SCISSORS, Pins. NccG,
NimD!c's, laH!orhS, Butcher knivcs. "a
rms, HprinS balances, iron a"d Er,
serves. IRON 'o''ec Nails, pcycuNo
caps, traces and HitiS. sad Irons ra,
ra"S, Nal'S, assorted, Sicc!yards, Sh'
non, FRY rams, sauce Fans, Nrough, ad
cast Iron lea hcttlcs, Bake Pans, r.
Trays, Jc" iiarrs, tazors. lIatche.
wood axes, spoke Slaves, Adzcs, De-
Locks, Latc!'c$, thcSt Locks, Sail Ned
0'eS, iSIi LOOKS, INNS, Looking Gh,
rs, fiS'ois' rowing Ilcces, ! Rife. I
hNc'S. brass Mails, KIM Locks, Sco
ANA rod Au&nF9; Hnn'crs Scales, Pow
Ger; shot Gun Locks, Nlobc Lantcn,
no'cc hoas'cfs; I'm Pots, lin Fa,|
,i"r'!cSs BUCKLES, assorted, Currycoai,
l''t traps, I'm Soup Iufccns, Flies
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20

And who can dare
To lift the insect trump of earthly hone,
Or love, or orrow,--'lnid the peal sublime
Of thy tremendous hymn !-Eycn Ocean
shrinks
Back from thy brotherhood, and his wild
waves
Retire abashcd. For he doth sometimes
seem
To sleep like spent laborcr, and recall
His wcaried pillows from their vcxing play,
And lull them to a cradle calm-but thou,
With everlasting, undccaying tide,
Dost rest not night or day.
The morning stars,
When first they sung DER young creations
birth,
Heard thy deep anthem, and those wreck
ING fires
That wait the archangcl's signal to dissolve
The solid EARTH shall find .ychovai's name
Craven, us with Il thousand diamond spears,
On thine unlathomcd pagc.-t,ach lcaty
bough
That lifts itself within thy proud domain,
Doth gather grccnncss from thy living spray,
And trcmbIc at the bap.su-Lo, Won birds
do venture boldly near, bathing their wing
Amid thy foam and miSt,-'i'is meet for them
10 touch thy garments hem, or lightly stir
The snowy leaflets Of thy yapor WREATH
Who sport unframed upon the Acccy cloud,
And listen at the cchoing gate OF heaven,
Without rcproot.-But as for us,-it seems
Scarce lawful with our broken tones to speak
Familiarity of thce.-NIcthinks, to tint
Thy glorious features with our pencils point
Or WOO thee q the tnhlpt of q cnncr
Were PROCLAMATION.
The Polynesian., 1841-02-20
Thou dost make the soul

IHVW NOSt HTUKC TIC Soul
a wondering witness Of thy majesty;
And while it rushcs with dcirious Joy
TO tread thy vestbulc, dost chain it, step,
And check its rapture with the humbling view
OF its own nothingncss, bidding it stand
In the dread presence Of the Invisible,
AS if to answer to its God through thee.
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New and Interesting.
Nov. 81, lS40.

MURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America,
lVA during the years 1874, 1885, and 1856, IN
Guiding summer residence with the pawnee
tribe Of Indians in the remote pralres Of the Mis-
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Opinions Of Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology
Law, sc.
The Thugs or Phanslgars OF India, comprising
history OF tie rise and progress Of that fraternity
Of assassnS, and description Of the system which
it purSues, and Of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government Of India for
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Father Butler and the Lough Dearg Pilgrim, by W.
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The Naval Founding, by the Old Sailor
Sketches of London, by the author OF Bench and
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Walks and Wanderings in the Weird Of Literature
by the same author.
PrecatoR, Novel by Cooper
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Blanche Of Navarro, a Play, by james
Tortesa, the Usurer play, by Willis
The above new works with fresh supply Of
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To the Debtors
OF THE COMMERCIAL =. RAN ROGD
BANK OF NICKSBURG.

pl clause in the ignmcnt Of the property and
- effects Of tie above Bank on the 10Th Febgua-
last, Which is recorded, the debtors are secured n
be rgh, 10 pay in the paper OF the bank unit he
10Th Of February next upon anv debis due d, and
to pay il afterwards upon al debts which shall by
that day be secured 10 The satisfaction Of The Sgug >
Those debts which by that time shall 10. be- Sc
cured Will be subject "a such rule a may be adopted
90 carrying The trust lalo effect The clause reief-
red to is as follows:
The trustees shat proceed to collect and holds
the proceeds % such sales, and a 10 collect and
realise N money the most that may be 2ctcab.e
from the bonds, bills OF exchange bits receivable,
notes, accounts, claims, judgments, demands. cbuSe
IN action and profits OF sand Ran Road from and at-
ter the time of Us completion 10 jackson, hereby
transferred and assigned to them. Provided, how
ever that said trustees shah IN no case refuse 70 re-
ceive om debtors 10 said President, Directors aud
Company o. the Commercial and Raj Road Bank
Of Nlcksburg the bank notes, checks, post notes Ger
ticates OF depoSlic, and bills receivable due from
said Bank or any Of its branches in payment ofdebls
due 10 the SAID President, Directors and Company
otlhe Commercial & Raj Road Bank of Neksburg
provided such debtor or debtors shat give sufficient
security for the amount his her or their liabilities
within Twelve months after the registration Of this
deed Of trust.
w. W. FRAZERl
THOS. 5. ROBINS AssEuees
WM 5. BODLEY.
Nov. 81, 1870 2O-l3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30

YENHE undersigned has about 100 bushels Of cot
l. ton seeds, direct from the Table lands Of Mex
leo, from the first growth raised in the United
States, which he will be glad to dispose Of The
cotton raised from these seeds is OF very superior
quality. A sample OF the cotton may be seen at
any time in the Democrat Office. From the eXpe-
rment have made, am induced 70 believe that it
will mature 10 or 10 days earlier than the common
cotton. Also quantity OF GuIph seed from the first
or last wears growth. Those wishing TO purchase
he seed, will please apply at the Office Of The Dem
ecrat or of the undersigned.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT.
March 2l,-97-G.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
The EnmilY phY.ician

OR, EVERY MASS CoNrASloN, being complIa-
" ton from the most approved medical authors
adapted to the southern and western climates; 70
which is added an account OF Herbs, Roots and
Plants, used for medical purposes, with directions
how they are to be prepared, so that every man gan
be his own physician, together with glossary ol
medcalterms--by A. G. GooDLETT, A. NJ for ma
nv wears a surgeon in the IT, S. Army. WIN an
appendix, containing new and successful mode o.
treating Asiatic Cholera, by the compiler. For sale
by PFlSIER y OooD" ~
Nav H. 1899. 4fu'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30

How bard. when chose who So r5, wish
To lend, that's .f>c, their books,
A't >aarcd ~ anglers, .o.as That dsa
Win literary htuk>
Who cell sud lshe some hv1r.tt time,
But never read ii through:
hey llus complete their tar home,
BY making one al You.
J, Of my Spencer quite bereit,
Last winter sore was shaken;
OF Lamb I've bur quarter ltf.
Nor could | save ny Bacon.
And then saw my Unbbg' 40 last,
Like H7mIel> backward 90;
Aud as my tide was ebbn, asi.
uicouse lost my Rowe.
Nv Mall r served TO knock men down.
Which makes nee taus tJ.kcr;
And once, VII be was our OF town,
My johnson proved Walker
Nhue studying DER the 6re one day
My Hobbies amidst The smoke;
They bore my 'Ca.man, clean away,
And carried otlmy Coke
They picked my Locke to me far m,rr
Than BiaWuhs patent worth
And now my losses depore
Without a Home on Earth
If once book you let them lift,
Another they conceal;
For though caught them stealing Swift
As swiftly went my Steele.
Hope is not now upon my shelf
Where late he stood elattd,
But what is strange, my Pope himself
Is communicated.
NV little Sucking in the grave
Is sung, TO swell the rayGEe,
And what twas Crueoe's fate 10 save
Twas mine TO i1sc--a Savage
Even Covers Work cannot put
My frozen bands upon;
Though ever since | lost my 'Footc
My Bunyan has been gone.
My lloye' with my Cotton went-oppresscd
My Taylor, too, must fall;
To save my Goldsmith from arrest,
In vain Iofered 'BayIe.'
l'Prior' sought but could not see
The Iosd 50 late in front
And when turned TO hunt io- Lee
Oh where was my Leigh Hunt
| tried to laugh, Old Care to tickle,
Yet could not Tickle touch,
And then, aIack mJssd my 'AIchlc-
And surely Ackic's much,
Us quite enough my griels TO feed
Ny sorrows to excuse,
10 think cannot read my Read,
Nor even use ms Hughes :;
My classics would not quiet he,
thing 50 IondIy hoped;
Like Dr. Primrose may cry
My Ivy has eoped"
My life is wasting fast away
suffer from these shocks;
And though fixed a lock Oh C ray
There's grey upon my locks.
I'm lar from Young am growing pale
4 see my Butler fly;
And when they ask about my all,
"IIs 'Burton,' reply.
They still have made me slight returns,
And thus my gres divide;
For, oh! they've cured me Of my Burns
And e0sed my 'Akeu-Ide
But all think shall nots1y
Nor let nay anssr hura
For as they never lound me Gay
They have not len me 'S,cruc
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Notice.

YENO all persons having charge Of panpers for Tit
4 county of Lowndes or for the corporation, iha
the poor house is now ready for the reception Of the
poor, and all those that have any paupers IN charge
will bring them in, as no further expense VII be
paid ,or keeping them from the 9th day OF july
$50. The unders lgned are Committee appoint
Cd bv the Board Of Police for Lowndes county tc
receive the same.
ELI ABBOTT,
X. M TALLiAFERRO.
2. b. WADE,
Julyl1th, 1si0.-i-ti. COMMISSIONERS