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WATGEkS IT,
and J Q w G IIery.

- III ~ ~ " wv " "A - ~
n. RsfUEL LYNCH has the pleasure oI an.
nounring 10 his friends aud the public ge-
nerslly. that he has received from Phllad-lphIa
q aeat assortment vi JEWELLERY, CONSIST
ing IN part "f
Gold aud Silver never Watches, and
PLAIN Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Gould Rings,
Beast Plus and Earrings,
Silver Pencils, aud LEADS 10 suit.
Silver Thimbles,
Cold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment Of Silver and Steel
Speciscles, TO suit all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Saa Spoons. and Butter KNIVES,
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors,
silver Ear aud Tooth Picks.
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes,
Guild Shirt Buttons. .-~
Steel and Gilt Ws,rh Keys and Chains.
S,lk-Brsid, and Elastic GusrIs for
Watches,
Gold Barrel Lockers,
Coral. Guilt Lockets,
Ir Watches aud Clocks at oil descriptions
cleaned aud repaired in his accustomed supe.
rior style.
Msy4. Sc
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United states District Court
OF North Carolina.
" BANKRUPTCi;

I'm BANkRUPTCE
Notice I" sh"w cause against Petition o.
Thomas ]. Phillips, 81 Orange county,
for his discharge and certificate as Bank
rnpi. at Newbcrn, ON Monday the 2ish
day Of October next.
Hudson NJ. Cave, Of Orange county,
Physician, for his discharge and certificate
as Bankrupt, At Newbern, on Monday the
Gath day oil October next.
Miles Davis, Of Orange county. (or his
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt. al
Newbern, Oh Monday the 24lh day Of De-
tubes next
fnblicaIinn rrirred.
II. POTTER, D. J. U. S. n. c.
August .. 36--I0w
BLANKS for saie al This ChFce
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chaaassSa. fheiI slslaes are Pfoked ~ Tie
EolsaiaTy lrstimenssis 81 The persons ths
have cured. sad sio aeeompany Their eeTiih-
eates ssthtteir names and places oiresldesce.
rhese CERTIFICATES leA aasnni 10 thousands.
5siag huadreds u eaeh particular kiRd II cis-
rase raes smbfars lae mesl hsFhtiui and
,aEesrrale esses &C Srl.fu'a. filess Dyspepsia.
iaandiee. Blllasns and Liser anreiions. AGATE
and ehroair kheansalssm. AsihRa. krenehisis,
,enoiuioas ss sell a. hnress c..nsamPilon.
labainai r0silsrncss. MoFms, stnmsch and
B9xe. complaints Of al kiadE, headarbe, cd
iiaess. and nessous debility, eTapasse dlsrss-
.. and ihe elauded. sallas. Bnl,railhys sP-
pearaRre Of the skia. arising lrrm saFloas
causes Of III health Fever aad Asne 81 every
variety, settled pains ~ ahr side. bark. organs
and limbs. haa,aTs. nlcrrs. foul breath and Ia-
sard fever, aishi s~eatE and general eakness
aud loss 81 sppsiiIe the maElps ssoiicn fars
sad gums. sdertions II the bladder, kidneg.
spleen add plaza, and the sicknessrs incidental
. females, tagether rhh very many Other
slaladtes shIrh csnnot b. here enumerated.
The ceriahcates VI cure in all these dlfessts
are smm1nse 10 number. and clear, direct, ana
expllfil a. description. and coming as thry do
- every case iram the persoas cured, they are
indispensable and conclusive IN authority.
These inesIimahle medicines shosld tlertlnIe
be krp' BY every family and grown pssson IN
the uRsan. a. they will be found 20 be not
oaiy the best remedies Tor disease, but also lie
most certain representatives., and The snresi re-
ioyatsrs Of s"and, cl,eerIul and elastic health.
rheg are singularly mild and aggressive IN
Their operation, and though perfectly sheeiuai,
neysr occasion esen the temporary pFoslralion
and nausea. which slsays fallos The use Of
coarse. drastic purRes and the use afealomeL
Prepared wholesale and retail Nv Dr.. Nm. b.
Mohati, ssS Broadway. New York. For sale
also by the agents. ~ ... q.
fnE$- These valuable Medicines are
~ Tor sale al the Office Of the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder.
ID. IlEART'r, .7gni.
July 10. 81
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AttentiOn!!

n - esmsss sGsas1 Qgkess snd AlAndssrna 30
l~><sMx o az lsk ksEinsAi u ksiA Isasii-
@a Mts&iG.
NYoU are hsIssY ordered ard Commanded
- 10 agtsad al hAsbofnugh. On rhuFsdsy
she islh Il 0<sobsr. % ~ s'cisrh, essiPPea
"a tAs law daGeets Cor dral msslesi and % fn-
day she lsgh. al N o'elsek. ior court NATAL.
and On SATURDAY tks 18th, a. al o'rloeks ysx
shi stlen1. wiia y0sr rtsPsetlss eomPansss,
armsd and sssipPed. wish an roanss q pss-
der Cor rssiasnlai sferrse. On fnday, IN
sssn msrsial. theirs oil be msiioa nsade g
divide The regiment ials iso balislieas %
hrsn sill be required 70 male iheiE rslsrns
"a Friday wssaine.
September 81 - :
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CAR ID

I'M Wrfa 9A1f1lOI respectful
II ~ offers his professional services to his
fsllew ciiitsas. He may be fouad a his resi-
ssses three siles southwest uf hsllsbufoueh,
ana one mile from the main FORK Of The Chat.
Lam, Msody's Ferry. and tlillsboroaRh roads,
shss MOI sfofessionsliy absent. Shaving iusl
tscsised fresh and extensive asscrtmeni Il
MEDICINES, he 10 prepared TO furnish any
s,p,rmber 40 Ara
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Valuable
Plantation for Sale.

&As THE subscriber. wishmc 10
yylshs remove 10 the wPsl, rfTe,s Tor $ It.
T:S the PLAN rATI0N whrre he NV
ar1ss-A resides. q is very lis. d...m. " anu
conveniently located, 5 miles solsh ca-i iran
biish"tonsh, contain g a6e acr, :. a ,,or,iun
OF winch ~ IN gpod cultivation and good &c.
PaH'nav'"a a comfortable Dwcl'In. and I, orve
nIrn' oui BaI'diaes. good MraJ"W ard Orch.
ards' aud above all. tirsI rate Spring Water,
ANY pc s"n wIsning :" ioratr Ia this hcal,hy
region will d" well 10 csll and rxam,n. ne
eeBIscs. A ha'gain NAV l." bad
DAVID SrRAYHORN.
Jul, rs. "A
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MY former eusssasra tossiher sith the
ga ceuaisy Merchants generally. Shs -.
tend 10 pufshass iAslr Fall ssppliss IN tbs Pc.
tersbufg ssa Richmond sssIkeis, will sew
iniorm. that my sivck Of HATS and CAPS,
smbrseiag every susiiiy and variety. 10 COM
rlsts, and wsll receive acssssisns BY sssry :
rival from Nss rsrk daring ihs season
] will fusthsf stats, that my crdsp vere Gfv.
On cut ., abe ~osf hsourshle lime. and mat
nAy slsck vss never mere fall and completes
snd a. dsls-ninsd 70 sail 40 low - the sans
Articles sss Do Purchased Of any regular esiss.
hshnsat. fss sssh. o. 70 responsible ass rsss-
FRANCIS MAJOR,
xsss~s~s s'-sa Psiusbsg. rs.. nefs deer
D No~s. Psri. .NIi~siss & Co.
t1fttrSkerH al ~
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THESE supeflalise iaaai-
" saedeines haze iaag sins .
ace alrrd "a est.biiahed TO-
palallon 10 direct and lnsa-
fsab 6 ~. y IN sll the pre-
valrni and ofdlasEy Diseases
as eel "a il maay oahefs u
q Pecaiiar and sggrsFsaed
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ii LIS ROU q II, N. T..
PuBLisHED WEEKLY
nv uGNNlS tsp,Dr,r

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAE, uR TWO DcILAhs
FIFrr cEKrs ~ rAIp IN AIsAScE.
Those who do not give NOTICE Of their with
10 have their rapcr dis. on,inn,d al The cSrma.
,ion "f The year, will be ptcsu,ncd as trs'''ng
us' oniInnan' nn,ii ,1untcfnsmcd - Aud 10
paper will lie discontinued until all srfrsrses
are raid, unless al he epiion IL the ruI,stef
adyrrt'semenis not exceeding sixteen hses'
one dal!ar Tor u fi,st. aud twenty five cents
Tor ra, snbseqr.n, insertion; longer anes "
proportion ouri advertisements twenty u"
per rca l'ehcr. A dcdm iion MS Il per ten'
Mi se .sSaue 10 u6s.rti,r,s by The year.
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10 Dollars Reward.

MtS away rem the sshecriher. an the asd
- VI 5aiy last, Negro wsman, named Ma.
Rfs. ab III farty years Of age, about fve feet
I've inches big, and ehunky. vary black; ln.
re zee % her riglr soss has become very small
M6iaaisease. She farlaery belonged 20 John
Haishins and 10 supposed 10 be ia tue neigh
bsskaod Of John Wilis sss's or John Morng'r.
A reward ssf ten dollars will he given for her
delivery 10 me-, 81 Chapel Hill, or to any one
JAsko will secure her 30 that eau secever her.
OsBoURN sNlPEs.
Chapel fii.' Aug s. 81
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Spring and Summer
GOODS,

&C every sarieiy sssally brsaEhi Z
-, marSst, mhirh ihey User unsaSaisg 80
CO. cash. % % . snsrl credit . Psseissid deal
ere -
Apul -. ~
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
mN Ths,.dsr the so,h Of orlOber next. viii
" he sxps,sd IL public sale, at the late
dwelling house cf LEVIN WOOD, dec. all his
personal property, consisting 81
Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hoes.
Tws wagons snd carysll,
One eel Of Sssi,h's Tosls,
Togsther uith all the
Farming Tools and Gear,
Alis sAs crop Of Corn. Wheat. 0ats. Hay
ed Fesirr.
Eousskald and Kitchen Furniture.
snd ether articles tee numerous TO meniion
Tsrms will DO made knssn % that day.
NARY WOOD. , r
HANDY WOOD. ~
September 40. ti--ss
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Public Sale.

IN Tuesday the 25ih Of October next. III
W be exposed 10 public sale, at the late
dwelling house Of Jacob Riley, deceased, all
the
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stock Of every kind, Crops of Corn and
Wheat, Oats, Hay. &C.,
together with all the Farming Tools.
The abnye property will be sold on twelve
months credit. the purchaser giving bond With
good security. -
WV. NELSON, .4dm'r.
September l.. So
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Fresh Lucerne and
Glover Seed,

I'VE subscribers have ju>, received a
fresh supply 81 the abo,c seeds. >
MlCKLE e. NORWOOD
July %. "A.
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FOE SALE,

Omitted States district Court
OF North Or folima.
TN BANKRUrrCg:
- Es,ies 10 sAas rssss srsins, fstitioa Of
Alfred WsddsIl. CT r'illsbosough, Or
ange county. Fsrst., 10 b declared .
Bankrupt, Of Eevbsrn. On Monday the
slth day Of 0ssossr rsxs.
~ order Of the Court.
ri. IA. POTTER,
astiss Clerk sf crrs IN Bankruptcy
seossrrssf n 4o-sw
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arOoeClesl GroOerLes.
~A Fresh supply. -
,isElE suhserIbvrs haze lssl received .
frssh supply Of GROCERIES. shlch
have been srlscisd ~ith grss. care. snd
all be sold los Tor cash. Those who
sish 70 procure good articles On very Ees.
sonabIs terms, are respectfully requested
20 give them cal. Their slaek Is COM
prissd il part 0i he following:
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NEW GOODS.

straEhOFn q Nichols,
HATIN8 remnEta % ahs nsrnsf 1iafs IL
I'll msfss osenpisd " Airkls & NsEEsse,
- nem reeesEamg Eheir ssorA 4
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Vegetable Lille Pills
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ssplembsr - ~ :
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

EVENING BEFORE WEDDiNG-"f will tell
YOU" continued the aunt TO Louisa, 1.-TWO
things which have fully proved. The first
Will go far towards preventing the possibility
OF amy dIscord after marriage the second is
the best and surest presevative of feminine
character.
"fell me-" said Louisa anxiously
"Ihe first is Ibis. demand of your bride
groom, as soon as the marriage ceremony is
over, a solemn VOW never, even in Jest, 10 dis
Pute or express any Disagreement tell YOU
never! for what begins in mere bantsring.
VIII lead to serious earnest Avoid express
ing any irritation ut one anothers' words. Mu-
tual forbearance is thegreat secret of domestic
happiness; if you have erred. confess it freely;
even 1t confession costs you some tears. Far
ther, promise faithfully and solemnly, never,
upon any prete&t or excuse, to have any Sc
crets or concealmeDts from each other but
to keep your private affairs from father. moth
er or brother, sister, relations and the world
Let them be known only TO each other and
| your God. Remember that any third berson
admitted to your confidence, becomes a parry
to stand between you They will naturally
side with one or the other. Promise to avoid
this, and renew the vow upon every tempta-
ton. 1t will preserve that perfect confidence,
that union, which will indeed make you as one
Oh, if the newly married would but practice
this spring Of conhubial peace, how many I'M
ions would be happy, which are now mIser-
able''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
Stretches OF ACTS.
Passed al the late Session of tie Leeis6ut

Passed at the late Session of The Legislature.
An act for the relief Of the suretes of constt-
bles; authorizes the sureles of constables TO ei.
ter upon the records Of the court of the county
their unwlllngness to remain bound in such sure
tyshp and REQUIRES the constable thereupon, to
execute new bond and security; and upon failure,
vacates the office, and authorizes new appoint
ment to be made, and gives the court power to
remove constabies Whenever in their opinion, the
public interests require it.
An act amending the law in relation to Courts
OF Oyer and Ferminer for the trial of slaves di-
reefs the justice convening such courts to fix
certain day in the warrant not less than FIVE nor
more than ten days after the date of the warrant
Tor meeting OF the court makes il the duty of the
sheriff or sergeant 20 furnish the proDecutinf al.
torney with copy of the warrant converting tho
court, and makes it his duty to file the informal
ton upon which the prisoner is to be tried. No
prosecution to be arrested for any formal defect
in the warrant converting the court. The act 70
take effect from the frs: of July.
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AnS, ssaska,se \
M%1SAs4z35SNH
'"TV |1&Es7@S&%
tFron Tie United State. (;,-c,t,,.,

MIR. EDiroR-As you have in the very
teeth OF patronage, and in the face OF power
flung abroad the flag OF HENRy CLAY, as the
best qualified for, and most deserving of, the
next Presidency, I send you the enclosed
transcript from the original, BY lady of our
city.
think you viii think that these verses ex-
press the true doctrine by which the ffiehds of
Clay should be governed, and. the duty they
have to perform.
Fhepowerfnl influence of the Ladies' in the
election of the lamented HARRisoN, without,
DER topping their proper sphere, was every
where felt and acknowledged. and here we
have one thus carly in the field, known among
her friends IS possessing a highly cultivated
mind, and ali the domestic writes
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
Amproved Threshing Machines
and HORSE POWER.
r. D. BURREL'S PATENT.

TNHE subscriber continues to make the above
Machines on an improved plan, having pro-
cired of MI. NJ Keever the right TO use his wood
en- shaker. which IS well known to be superior to
the sheet iron shaker, and having made othef I'm
portant improvements. He has procured the best
OF materials; and is prepared to furnish Machines
of superior workmanship and at cheaper rate
than heretofore. lie invites Farmers to give him
call, who may De In need of Machihes, as he is
satisfied he can furnish them on as liberal terms
as they can be supplied elsewhere.
w. SMtTH.
Stanton, June 9, tS4s low
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MIS0iAlklLANNo
AN INTERESTING INCIDENT.


"What good will it do if I do Join the Cold
Water Army ?' said Henry, when he found
that every objection Ire could make was east
ly answered.
"Wfrat good Will 1t do?' replied Uncle Ed
ward sit down ON the bank here and will
tell you q story"
Henry rhrew MS sitstd. ssssUn haside hi. I'M
Gle, and listened while he refated the follow.
ing, about
BLACK-EYED JOE.
Two or three years ago went into town
IN the State of New Hampshire to give a
temperance lecture. There were MANY per
sons in the village who drank Intoxicating
liquors. But many came to hear me and /
noticed Just as commenced speaking, lit
tie bright-eyed boy just about your age,
who came into The Hall, and sat down near
the door. lie listened very attentively (:
and when spoke of the cruel treatment of
wives and children from incorporate men ]
saw him more than once take his handker-
chief and wipe away the tears ! told them
the pledge would prevent all this, and make
men KIND and pleasant; and told the chill
dren to sign it if they would prosper and be
happy in the world. This little fellow wa.
almost the first 10 put his name down and
when asked the people. who he was. thew
told me he was called Bldck:eyed Joe, and
that his father was one of the worst drunk
ards in the town.
was his custom every morning to minglc
rum and sugar with water, and piss it found
to every one Of the children, who took lit
tie, as we'll as their father And mother. He
would drink again at ii O'Clock, noontime.
at o'clock, and at supper. So that when
evening. came he would always be intoxica-
ed, cruel and evengeful----somelime he
would beat his wife, sometimes his children.
or shut them out Of doors in the cold storms.
1t was this that made Joseph weep, when ]
told Of cruelty to children, and Ii wis this
that induced him to sign the pledge.
Tie went home from the meeting and de-
terrtiined to keep his resolution. The mex,
morning, as Usual, the father took out the
brown jug, mixed the pitcher df POISON; and
handed l. to Joseph first. He shook his head
and declined taking it.,
"Drink joe % said his father
Joseph
His father looked at him sternly d inoinent
and then said roughly:
"Did you go to That temperance fneetin!
Joe %
Eyes sir" lie replied,
"Did you sign the pledgew
eyes, sir'
What did you do that for, Joe ~
"because, father" said Joseph hesitatingly
'if am ever man, do rot want to be a
you are" His father bidshed, turned pal,
stood confused moment, and then opene
the door and dashed the jug and pitcher t
pieces, styling:
~ ~ ou shall have d father that you won't b
ASHAMED to be like.7'
Ffbh that hour he has never taken any
thjtg that can intoxicate and is happy him
sell; and reffders His family happy. beside.
and venture to say that Joseph will have a
answer for any one who asks him, "wha
! good will it do to sign the pledge ?"
: Uncle Edward, you may put my nam
down." said Henry, sand thank yod for tell
ing me that story"
So saying, ne put on his skates, and wer
ofupon the ice, with swift motion, to te
the story Of Black-eyed Joe to his conipar
IONS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
WILLIAM EENNAYe
Attorney and Counselor at Law

HAVING retired from the Legislature; has re-
- solved to devote himself exclusively and as
sduously to the prosecution of his profession, and
tenders his professional services 10 the public
He practices in the Federal Court for the Wes-
tern District of Virginia, holden at Siaunton; the
Superior and Inferior Courts of Augusta and the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Ckahcety for
Albemarle.
He will give prompt attention, to securing and
collecting all debts confded to him, and to the
presentation and prosecution of applications for
the Benefit of the Bankrupt Act.-His Uthce Is
near the Southwest cofiier OF Ike Coiri-floiise
Square.
Stanton, May 10, 1642:-5w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
n Cureyfr ConsumPfion.---Mr. Adam Mott gives
the following Statement in the Maine Farmer:

n Cureyfw Consumpfion.---Mr. Adam Mott gives
the following statement in the Maine Farmer:
"a friend of mine, who resides In Industry, in
this State, told me that his wife was sick of what
the Doctors called the Consumpiion She was
visited by four physicians, who gave her over
She was very sick--was unable to sit up--had a
very severe cough-and grew no better, "but ra-
ther worse"--she failed very fast. ,
She recollected she had before received benz
eft from the use of st. Johns wort; her husband
procured some OF il, il was stepped, and She made
it her constant drink--for four or FIVE DAYS there
appeared to be but little alteration but after thia
she grew better very fast; her health was SO ii.ss-R
improved that in the course of six OF eight week :
she was able to resume her customary occupations
she commenced weaving, and wove about 40
yards Of cloth. During this time she made con,
slant use of st. Johns worttea--What has been
done may again be done. 1t helped her: it may
help others.
The tea may be made as you would make bsSs
permInt or any herb tea TO drinlS-by merely stee-
ping the herb in water. The herb may be gath
cred any time after it is large .ehodgh--but tho
best fine for gathering it is during the seventh
month. a supply may now doubtless be found in
almost every hay NOW where there is any hay. I
much approve of this simple remedy, RI
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
District Court Of the United Sales, for HE TPeS
tern DtMrfcI 81 Pirginia, Saunton, Hay I'D
IN BANKRUPTCY.

No 377-This day came John r. Richards
John w. Ball and Alexander b. Kelley, partners ira
ding under the firm Of John r. Richards & Co. and Boz
RUS r. Gardner, all of the city of Baltimore and State
OF MARYLAND, by Ihos. j. Niche and Newton MiGhie
we'll for themselves as for all other creditors Samu
ei Harrison, merchant sc. Of the Of winchcs.
ter IN the State Of Virginia, representing said
and praying that he might be declared be
6y decree Of this Court and thcrcupon is ordered
that notice thereof for least twenty days. be publish
cd in the Staunon Spectator and in the Winchester Wiz.
gnian both newspapers printed in the Western Disrc,
OF Vrgniaand that the said Samuel S. Harrison and
all others concerned in interest be notified to appear
here on the twcntycishth day Of June next to shcw
cause hany they have, why the prayer of the laid pc
toner should not be granted. 1-s7-
Copy-Tcstc,
May 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

Ex-Gov. Dorr has put forth an Address to
the people of Rhode Island, in which he gives
detail of the melancholy occurrences which
led to his discontinue and flight. He denies
that there was any compromise, or that no
ever would consent TO any. He claims still TO
be Governor, and asserts that 'sthe Peoples
constitution cannot be overihrown by a fail
nre in arms. or by the resignation of those
elected to, Office under it, and that the duty Is
maintain it has not been affected by recent
events"
He does not say rhere he is, or what he in
tends 10 do
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

No le6-John l.. Stout, Of Morgan county
for discharge from all his debts and certcatc thereof
on Monday the 3D. day Of October 1912.
No lS6AWilliam Zones, of Rockbifdtfc couh.
~, for discharge from his debts and certificate
thereof % Monday the ID day of October 1912. )
TEsrE,
NIcHo TROUT. d. Clerk.
May l9,-1lw = = -"
Its ordered by the Court that Nos. So, 81, la4,
100 iS9 l40 l4, l42 143, las, lat, las, lag, 150
1885, 54, 1885, l57, 1885, $780, 100, l6l l62, l63 l72,
OF the shove notices be Published in the Wheeling
zete-Nos So IS. los. III, ITS, l79, in the Win.
the Rockingham Rcgister-No IS in the Sentinel Of the
Vaiiey,-No S. in the Kanawha Rophbliesd. z L&
ISL in the Valley Star 76, 49, SO, 49, in the Lex
iinston nc GaastteNos 9 49, 81 9s &C. 81 es 80. I0I,
!02 !03, l0f. i05 LOG, l07, l03, 100, no. H. 49, u.s.
IS3. in the Charl;stown Free PrcssNos. 72 I61 and
iSS in the Fidcsstlc DemocratNos 49, lis. lit, lls.
Ilg 100 1913 and 1888, in the organtown Republican
Nos W. Ia and l55, in the Harrison Whg!Nos. 1856.
iSa' ISS la6 and l52 in the Western Argus-Nos 81,
i1S and $780, in the Romnc IntcliigcncerNos 1872 and
iIo in the Wythc paperAnd Nos. 1874 and lS5, in the
virginia Republican, These notices be published
make ascparatc affidavit in each case.