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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-03
ONCE Of Commissioner IN Bankruptcy for }

t.Wce 0 commissioner m bankruptcy FOR
Pdasi County, October -, 1872 {
NOTICE TO the creditors of John W. Kirkland a
bankrupt toprove their debts my office aforesaid on
Thursday and Saturday, the Sd and 9TH of November
next, when and where the said bankrupt required to
attend. JOSEPH A. LOGAN Com,r &c
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4. Poa FIELD KINrgSx,
ATFORN EY AT LAW,
STAUNTON, VIRGIN

WILL Practise in the Superior and Inferior
Court of Augusta, the Corporation court
OF Stanton, and the Federal Court holden al:
Stanton.
lie may be found for the present at the Office of
his Father, Wm Kinney, Esq.
November g. lSto-6t
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Office of Commissioning i, Ba,hrnptcu 10,

OUlce Of Commissioner II Bankruptcy Tor !
Pendlefon County, Ociojer 81. 1912.
NOTICE to the Creditors of the following persons
bankrups, to prove their debts before ms my Office
in Frank lin, the following days when and where the
said bankrupts required to attend.
D:bts Joha Cook the 18th and 10Th days of No
vcmbsr next.
Debts Charles j. LIck, on the 18th and 10Th days Of
November xt.
ANDERSON NEWMAN. Com'r Sc.
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STAUNToN LIGHT INFANTRY /,

oINUN IUN LIUH INFANTRY !
EDARADE at your usual place, on Saturday
& next, at , o'clock p. NJ. in winter dress
with arms and accouirements in complete order,
! Carroll, o. 3. b
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Hamilton OF South Carolina to Mr.. Cahoun will attract
much attention His reflections the consequences of
the decline OF our Public Credit (rcnarks the Lynch
burg Virginan) will be generally unsatisfactory to
any party but when he comes of the of
that decline, and traces it directly Gen. Jacsons
war upon the currency he trcad delicate ground and
may expect to hear the buzzing Of OF hornets a
bout ms ears Nevertheless feel confident that such
VIII Dc The almost unanimous verdict of the country
lore the lapse of many years. M.n cannot always be
blinded ~ party prejudice and Gen. Hamilton is only
one oil many thousands who have anticipated that verdict
ana VINO are now amcnting sackclo and ashes their
agency in elcvatng the Hero of New Orleans to an Of
Tor which he was every but especially By
hls previous studies and pursuits, wholly unllavd.
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StOO REV ARD.

RAN AWAY from the late residence of Dan
iel keser, decd. in Augusta County, on the
18th of September instant, negro IA
man named WILLIS, aged a MtS
bout % years, about six feet high, a5aseaSS
stout made, and rather light black. M
1t is no, known what clothing he w.
has with him, as he has been trading -.
oil his cioiles-but il is supposed
he is wearing suit of dark mixed Jeans. The a.
bove reward WILDE given if he is taken out of the
State, and secured in any jail, and all reasonable
expenses paid if brought home or S25 if within
the State, or $40 it within the County.
JACOB KEfSER, }Hun :. OF
GEORGE sHREcKHIsE, y, dg NelseF'
Sent 90
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: = W.T. ''N''" ''iINI TVI'ON -CIIi.st'iI
HOLM C.. SPEN GER

Messrs. Lewis X. Faulkner, and olhers.''
After using about Mr.. Tyler language the most
s'vituperative"- charging him with the sea-
PRECIOUS exercise of KINGIy PowER," by placing
his Veto, against the undoubted expression Of
Pdblic opinion through the legislative body, and
8" violation of his o,cn previous assurances" Mr..
John =. Spencer will not now consent ssto be a
party to the torrent OF viiuperation which has
been poured out upon" MIR. Tyer!!!
Should there not be "whip of scorpions pla-
'ced In every honest mans hands 10 lash this ras.
cal naked through the land :"
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AUG USIa FE.N.4LE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON. VA.
NJ r. s. MRS. BAILEY will open this Semi
i'A nary on Thursday the 18th Of September
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ana VINO are now aenting in sackclo and ashes, their
agency in elcvatng the Hero of New Orleans to am Of
ior winch he was every way. but especially BY
MS previous studies and pursuits, wholly unqualified
" We extract the following beautiful article
from new Literary paper called "1he ldea,,
Just commenced at Charlottesville, by Messrs.
Bankhead and Niche, and which we understand
is Intended TO be, in some measure, a medium of
University intelligence, the editors being gradu-
ates of that institution. Carrying into their la
bours such sentiments, theirs will indeed be a
blessed influence. They have our best wishes
for their success.
THE SABBATH.
1t is a blessed appointment. that in world,
whose quietude is too often disturbed bv the nm
'''eu meanings oil unholy feelings, there should
yet be moments, when the agiiatinT events Of the
past are forgotten, when the apprehonsions of the
lu'ure are unthonght of, and the generous emo
tions oil the heart are no more reprcssed IL is II
holy thing, TO yield up for season the sober work
ings oil reason, 10 the warm gGshings of the heart:
ana 10 suiier The homage OF the soul 10 go up be-
fore the Author Of lis being, unfe,tered BY the chill
formalities, the bus,Iing parade and the souIess
assembling Of the unbendng co1rtesies of ord.
nary lte And that there should be moments
when the soul of man is called back from the
heartlessnoss of life and pours forth its emotions
gnsh after glsh, In all the hallowed luxurance OF
us nature when from the fevered turmoil of dai.
ly existence ii can retire. to well up its sympahes
alone, beneath the covert Of ln!led and peaceful
bosom. And when separated from the ordinary
bustles OF the soulIess world, the peaceful hours
OF molly time and sabbath sacredness can be pass
ed amid the eloquent teachings of inanlmals ma
ture.
Such moments are Ito us, at leasi) the mellow
radiance OF the departing sun, when the trials of
Ter nd tDnlor ,pl FL,
their influences descend upon the heart: Like
the pure srlendour of the star Of even, how CALM
ly does the sacred Sabbath time beam Out from the
dark unquiet ornament of life Z 'ris the blessed
rainbow OF promise and consolation amid the
rough storms of our pilgrimage, and its holy in
nuences elicit all the untold richness of the heart
III Is season, soft as the memorial of buried afiec-
ton, mild as the melody Of departed years, pure
as the prayer of feebleness from the lips of
childhood, beautiful as The floating islet sleeping
Ill sunset radiance on the blue oceans waye''
he Hauerstown Pledre fms no,ic.s IA. a.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
PATENT COB
Corn Mill.

"HE subscriber has the rights for this
Il and Holmes county for a Mill to
grind Cobs and Corn together, or separate
ly. This invention is of the most simple
and practical kind and is applied to the
common plantation mills of the country
now in use, requiring no additional ex.
pense for new buildings, frame work, new
mill stones or machinery excepting the
simple apparatus furnished bv the suhscr.
Der himself. The use of these mills has
become quite general in Adams and JefTer-
son counties and other parts of this State
and Louisiana. They are afforded at
comparatively trifing sum, and besides fur
nlshing a superior feed f,r stock it is est.
mated by those now using them, including
many of the first Planters Of the Inst above
mentioned counties and Loulsilna, that the
saving effected thereby is from one-third
to one half. The subscriber now offers
these mills to the Planters of Madison and
Holmes and is prepared to attend to any
applications that may be m1de from either. |
u c OF the nil can he at Major w. !
T. walkers plantation, miles from Can.
ion, and the subscriber can be seen or
heard Of and further in nformation obtained
by inquiry OF Jacob Mitchell, Esq, Canton.
or Messrs. Giles & Robb, Vernon,
G. S. TAlNTOR.
Canton, Dec %, 1912 -l2-tf
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17

nY virtue of the revenue laws OF the
I'D State of Mississippi, will expose TO
public sale, before the Court House door,
in the town of Canton, On
Monday, the 30M day January nert,
the following described lands. viz : The
south east fourth of section thirtv-siX, in
township eleven, north of range five east,
the east half of section one, and the north
east fourth of section twelve in township
ten north of range five east, containing in
all $40 acres. Said land was entered by
John Erwin of Kinds county, Mississippi,
and by him mortgaged to the Real Estate
Banking Company of Kinds county, Mis-
sissippi Said land was assessed as the
property OF J hn Erwin, and will be sold
to satisfy the taxes due thereon, for the
year 1912, there being no personal pro-
perty of said John Erwin in Madison
county, out of which the amount of the
taxes can be made. Amount Of taxes due
So 80 3.4.
DUNCAN YORK, T. C. NC.
Canton, Nov. 26, Is 6i2.-ll-lO.
Prs. fee SIG so.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
TERMS

The Work will be published Monthly on
good paper--each No 10 contain 10 pages
well stilched--at 81 per annum. To any
person who will procure five subscribers
and remit the money tree of postage, one
copy will be sent gratis; and commission
0. 20 per cent. allowed on all subscribers
over five, As the price Is put so low, we
shall be compelled TO require the money in
advance in every instance, Any ne dis
posed, is authorized by this prospectus to
become an agent for the work. Persons
subscribing liter receiving this Prospectus,
can have the Volumes for $40, io4 +,
1912, and 1913 Iot s. All subscriptions
to commence and end with "a volume. -
Those Of our friends that d not feel dis
posed to act as agent for US; we hope they
will be kind enough to hand thei, Prospec-
tus over to some one that will take an active
part in procuring subscribers and forward
ing them ON as soon as possible.
CAMERON & FALL,
Publishers.
Nashville Ortnhor l84D
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17

rearing, feeding, diseases, and uses of all
domestic animals, will receive strict atten-
ton, and in a word, eve Y Thing beneficial
TO the physical, intellectual and moral con-
dition of mankind, will be investigated.
Our thanks are rendered or the very Ii
beral support to the AGklCULTURIsT, during
the three years of its publication, and we
ask one effort more from our patrons, and
we believe, from the exceeding che0pneS$
and utility of the work, the subscription
list can be easily increased tourlold.
JOHN SHELBY,
GERARD TROOST, : EDIroRs.
TOLBERT FANNING,S
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
NJ NO CURE, NO PANm "a
More than a thousand cares, ana
not a single failure"!
GREENS FEVER AND AGUE
MIX II U e 40

aNT ARRANTED TO cure the Ague
wv and Fever, or ChiIs and Fover,
without the aid of any other medicine, IN
anv case where the directi ms are follow
ed. The proprietors have sold IN lheH
immediate nelJhborhood over 1000 bottles
f the NUue and Fever Mixture, not one
ot which has failed 70 cure. Hundreds ol
Certificates could he produced, some from
s,me of the first men Of the country; but
we ihink that the very best rccommcnda-
lion il can have, is to say to all afflicted
with the Fever and Ague, or Chills al"
Fever. is to procure IA bottle OF Green's
Ague and Fever Mixture, ana 'akD
it according 10 directions, and when If o.
all taken. il you are moi perfectly cured,
call and your money will be returned.
1t is also sovereign preventative
gains, Mtcrmitdnt, Rcmi,dnt, Bilious and
YGior FeuerS, and those who viii use
toe MIXtnre TO prevent their occurrence,
Ht, seldom, il ever, be disappointed =
and alS'1, those who are lahoring under de
lllry from an attack Of either OF the a
hove ievers, will find great benefit from
the use of bottle Of the mixture,
Prepared only by
J. & Il. GREEN, Jackson
For sale by
E. d. WARD, Canton.
Sept. 1924, "a. %
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
For. Sale.

A ONE Horse Cart and a carryall, and
IN also lot OF unfinished work such
as OK wagons, two horse wagons, OK and
horse carts &c. that can be finished en- the
shortest kind of notice.
N. B. will take blue backs at their val
uation. Z. GRIM.
Canton, Oct. Is, 1912.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
RdtI Roa0 f,ttr,
VICKSBURG.

TEO. H. GRAY has opened house
" of entertainment in the City Of
Vicksburg, under the above name, 1t is
situated on Mulberry street better known
as Rail Road street, two squares north Of
the Depot. 1t being situated equally con-
nected to the Steamboat Landing, the Pro-
duce and Commission Stores, and the De-
pot, offers advantages TO Planters and 9TH
ers visiting Vicksburg on business, in point
of location not possessed by any other
House in the City.
For the accommodation Of his custom
ers he will have porter in waiting, to con-
vey baggage to and from the the Cars,
Steamboats,, &c. free Of charge. His
charges are fixed at low rate, correspond
ing with the pressure of the times, and are
as follows, viz:
Board per week, SS 90
a" day, so
Single meal each, so
lodgings, 25
do without meals, so
The proprietor takes this means of ex-
pressing his thanks to those who have pat
ronized his house, and hopes by attention
TO his business, and disposition to accom-.
modatc and render comfortable those VIII
may call on him--to merit a continuance
of their favor.
Vicksburg September. lS42-l-6
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
Alabama Tribune.

This paper is published for the purpose
of recommending the nomination by the
Democratic Party, of the Honorable
JOHN c.. CALHOUN to the Presidency,
and for the advocacy of those Southeru
political doctrines of which he is the able
expounder 1t will also be the vehicle of
every thing interesting to the Planter, the
Merchant, and the general reader. As
the second number is already published
we consider it unnecessary to enter into
the subject more minutc J in this Prospoc.
tus.
We expect the aid Of all ,h1se who a
gree with us in the position We have Ia
ken, and call upon them EaukIy and un-
hesitatIngly 70 assist Us in our enterprise.
Respectfully,
H. DALLENTYNE & co.
TERMS.
For the Daily TRIBUNE, per annum,
50 90
Semi-weekly do do 4 90
TO those who are disposed to solicit
country subscriptions, we shall allow for
every five daily subscribers, Con payment
OF the cash) eight dollars; Tor five semi
weekly Subscribers, four dollars. 1t will
p" the interest, on this plan, of subscribers
o rIpl together. 0r-All subscriptions
p l,f'e inyarlably in advance.
Motl'e, Oct. o, l>42.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
rNSaLyEN'E NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of William Carpenter, decd, that a
further time of three months has been ex-
tended to the undersigned commissioners
appointed by the Honorable Probate Court
of Madison County, Miss, by said Court
TO receive and report claims against said
estate. This further notice is hereby CIV
en- TO all creditors and persons having
claims against said est"te that the under
signed commissioners will meet on the first
Saturday in each month for the ncV, three
months at the office of o. II. Singleton,
ESQ. for the purpose of attending to ihe
aforesaid business of said estate.
OR. SINGLETON,
WIN. PRlESTLEH,
SAM'L. SCOTT,
Commissioners.
Oct. Is. 1912. 5-3m
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
Oct. Is. 1912.

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
of the State of Mississippi, September
Rule, 1912.
A. B. Wiles,
The President, Directors
and Company OF the
Union Bank of LOui-
siana.
TTPON opening the matters of this
4 Bill and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court, that the defendants,
the President, Directors and Company of
the Union Bank of Louisiana are not in
habitants of this state, but reside beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary pre-
cess of this Court cannot be executed upon
them. 1t is therefore ordered, that unless
said defendants appear before the Chan
cellor at the Court room in the town o.!
Jackson, the first Monday in December
next ensuing, and plead, answer or demlr
to said bill of complaint, the several allie
cations thereof will be taken for confcs-
sed as to said defendants, and such order
and decree made therein as the Chancel-
lor may deem equitable and just. 1t is
further ordered that copy OF this order
be inserted in the Independent Democrat
once a week for two months.
Attest: r. l.. DIXON, CPk.
By F. N. HARRISON, ID. c.
A. T. MOORE, Comp. Sol.
Sept. II, 1912. 10
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
NOTICE.

"HE Copartnership heretofore exist
ing, in Yaz,o City, under the firm
and style Of CHAMBERS, ELLIS d
co, mas this day heen diss lived by
mutual consent; one of The partners,
A. A. McWILLIE, having retired from the
firm. The business of the firm will be
settled BY w. r. Chambers and j. }.
Ellis. A. A. McWlLLlE,
J. ]. ELLIS,
w. r. CHAMBERS.
Canton, Nor. 9Th, 1912.
n. B. The Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business viii be- continued
by the undersigned, under the firm OF
Chambers and Ellis.
w. II. CHAMBERS.
J. J. ELLIS
Ydzoo City, Nor. lttt, Ic42.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
AGRICULTUREST,
AND
Of the State and
County Societies.
VOlume ", for ls43.-Pricc 81.


In the midst of the ''HARD TINES" we
send our proposals forth once more for pa
tronage TO Journal, TO which we conf
dently hop TO be able 10 make it the inte-
rest OF every one capable Of reading, 10
subscribe. II will be our constant aim to
report every useful invention and discovery
in the wi e field OF science. and the subject
of Education, particularly, will receive a
greater degree o. attention than heretofore.
The analysis, combining, and manurng
the different soils, will be presented in the
most miliar aud PRACTICAL manner. The
most suitable crops for the different cli-
mates and oils, with the best modes of cl
tlvatlon, will he extensively discussed, and
the Garden and Orchard will occupy a
large space in cur columns. Household
matters Wiii no DC forgotten, and The re-
quIsite ECONOMY for the times, will be urg-
ed with our best powers. The bree ding
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17

BLANKS,
Neatly execula5 at this Office.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17

Nashville, October, 1912.
Independent Democrat., 1842-12-17

SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY,
of the State of Mississippi, September
Rule, 1912.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25

Printers fee Is dollars.
Owner or Enterers' name, Booth, Riddle,
HameT and Pickett.
Description and Location Of the Land.
Lots A and s Of section 30, and 2 and 8 Of
section 81, township 10, range west; lots
s and of section IS. lots 3, 4, 5 and 8 Of
section &c, an Of sections 81 and IS, lown'P
10. range west, containing 2l22 acres -
taxes due Sc dollars and rs cents.
Printers fee 7 dollars and SO. cents.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-25

g and z, Of section Ia, northeast quarter 0 +
section II, and north half of section 20,
township II, range 9, west, on Mississippi
River, containing 800 acres; taxes due 81
dollars
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This forms the basis for large demand specie which
is now going forward freely to that point fthis pro-
duce takes the direction of the Lakes and Railroad the
exchanges instead being in favor of the
the west and in favor of the west against the SOUTH
ing balance due the south from the NORTH the whole
operation would be more dire t, and the balance would
be directly settled between the and west With
in the last few weeks the of specie in the set
clement of balances and fill the channels of circulation
has become active. New Orleans, the great point at
which collected and export ed the agricultural wealth
of the country has had the exchanges heavily in its favor
against the north, circumstance which occurred
during the ADMINISTRATION Of the late National Bank The
wing table of the highest and lowest of bills on
New Orleans at New York, from 1925 to 1899 =