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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-04

DlED-On Friday the 25lh Februa.
ry, DAVID ANDREW WATT, son Of David
and Juliet Ann Wait Of this place, aged
2 years and 3 davs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
IN Justice TO Myself, and q
Caution 10 the Public.

'sNHE above advertisement being for the benefit
oil Joseph Smith, feel il my duty to ask
some questions list. l want to know If prompt
payment was not made when purchased Of Is.
r. Fry, Of 81 1881 so the LIST of May, 1882
end. Whether or not that 1888 33 ID was not
paid the Sth September, not due till LIST October,
without interest! 3rd Whether or not that 5000
was not paid the 10th Of September 1871, not due
till LIST October, without interest, leaving bal
ance the bond of 1888 80 l-3 paid the 18th
Marc! 1870, and, whether you did not coun, ine-
rest 10 a (ractioa2 And whether or not did not
make you tender Of the amount of the bond that
is row in your possession, of $i 1888 SO ID, the
Goth of September 1912, and it not due till lst
October and whether You did not refuse to take
any thing but specie? and whether or not tho
bond was not changed in part, in your hands,
from stock to cash debt? After refusing the
money, whether or not you advertised the land
on the iih OF October, 1912, in my absence? and
whether not you did not put nc to the unneces-
sary expense of going to Richmond and procuring
the specie, which now have and wish you TO
produce the bond for payment? l leave il for the
public TO judge for themselves, after the above
caution.
THOMAS SHUMATE.
October % 1910
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
OGicc Of Commissioner in BankruD,cy }
LLr lI.,-Ino cultr,k.. ILnL.L...- Oh y Z

Notice 70 Creditors of the following persons bank
rurs to present and prove their respective debts before
me at M ollcc IN Union, the following named days
when aud whcre the sad Jan.rups arc required 10 al,
tend "
Debts VS. Alexander namticy, on the 2Ist and 2lt! o
Soycni;cr next.
Debts v Nin. II Rankin, Inc 2Tst and 2iti Of NO
yCnbrr next.
Debts vs. ohn Francis, Tic Dist and 2ith Of xovcm
Der next.
Debts V Washington Patton on the cd and 25th Of
november next
Debts - Edmund Mccoy, the 22d and 25ih Of NO
ycubcr next.
* Each Of the above CAGES will DC continued from
time 90 ttuc ii necessary complete the proof of debts
an7Pt must DC prepared to settle The Commissioner
fees on or before the last day Of hearing.
JOHN ALIXA ISD5G;, Corn'r Sc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Es!2s (gSss @Alt,!so

3 Y virtue of Deed of rust, executed 70 the
~ subscriber by Pleasant Cooper, bearing date
| the Sd day of April 1899, which is duly recorded
in the Clerks Office Of Augusta county. shall,
tor the purposes therein specified, proceed to sell
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, for cash.
on Thursday the 10Th Of November next. the
property mentioned in said deed, TO Wit: TWO
TRACES OF LAND; one containing 81 Acres.
and % Poles, situated about four miles north OF
Waynesborough, on the old road between that
place and Staunlon, being the same land which
was conveyed by John iiolmes 10 said Cooper
The other containing 10 i-l0th Acres, situated in
the Immediate vicinity of the first, being the
same land w!!c!, WAS conveyed by Gecrre Shi-
rey and wife 10 said Cooper, by deed bearing date
the 3lst OF December 1896, of record in the conn
ty Court OF Augusta, reference to which deeds is
here made, for a fuller account Of said lands and
their boundaries. One of the above tracts is
w God Land-the other has a comfortable Dwell
ling House, small Barn, and also a Blacksmith's
and Carpenters shop upon it, together with some
small out Houses Also, on the first named
tract one 4 horse Ihreshing Machine.
The title TO the above named tracts is believed
to be indisru:able, but acting as Trustee, will
convey such title only as is vested in me by said
deed CHAPMAN JOHNSON. ir
october 2p--2w. trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Office Of Commissioner in Baa5rugtcy for /,

NOTICE 10 the creditors CT The following persons who
have been duly declared blnkrpts that have appoint
cd the following days at my Office, in Fayetc Court
House. TO receive proof OF their debts, when aud where
the said Ban'mpts arc required % attend
Debts VS. James j. Sims on the 2lst and Oath Of
vcmbcFncXt.
Debts VS. Lewis Curiner Che Dist and 2ith of
Der next
Debts VS. VIVA. w Carkson, the 2is and 9th Of NC
vcmbcr next
Debts Nelson Sims, the 22d and 2Jth Of Noycn-
bcrncXt.
Debts vs. Nelson Massie on The ODD and 18th Of Novcm-
Der next.
Debts Dryden Sims, On the 22d and 25th of Noyem-
Der. next.
HEZEKIAii G. PINVELL. Com'r
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
o0lce @ Commissioner la Bankruptcy
Tor Hnnntriln cn,fnfl O.foher 81


Notice to creditors of the following persons who have
been duly declared bankrpts by the District Court
United States tor the Western District of Va that
nave appointed the times following at nay Office II,
1hari stn TO receive proof of their respective debts
Nh'n ad where the bankrupt in each 10
Debts Ransom c. Catcwood on the twenty first and,
twenty fourth days Of november next,
DEBTS vs. William Ait;ck, the sist and sab Of NO
Debts vs. VIM Brmley the DIS, and sith days Of NO.
vcnb next.
Debts W Chapman Mcdaniel on The os. ,nl 9Th S,,s
OF Hovcinb,r next
Debts VS. John Shrewsbury the 2st and 2i;b days
OF november next.
Debts James Matthew'S ON the orst and oi., l,r, r
november ncxt.
Debts vs. Thomas Harris on The e,st and 9th d,v of
november next
Debts Samuel hlck ON The, oyst o.l oir dave -,
Novcmbyr next.
Debt; jesse James Oh The SNl a.d o5th dave cc No
vcmbcr next.
Debts VS. John c. Spriegel, the 2ld and 25, days Of
November next.
DEBTS vs. Ross Kirby, the 22d and 25th days OF nc
ycmbcr next.
Debts Us Daniel Heming, the ed and 26t days OF
november next.
Debts james Tucker on IN. COL and ,5,h a,,s NJ
Novrmbcr next.
Debts cph H. Barker on Che odd and oth DAYS OF
november next
Debts vs. Isaac Stanley IN the o2l aud 18th dave r 80,
vcmbcr next.
Debts Sincr Curry the 22d and 2jth days Of no.
vcmbcr next.
Debts John Lucas the 22d and 25ih days Of NO.
vcnbcr next.
D."'S vs. on I'D and 18th oil
Der next
Debts Mayburry Proctor, the Esd and Goth O; NO
ycmber next.
Debts Roswell l. Cobbs on the 23d and 2Cth Of NO
NCmDcr next
Debts vs. VIM, Whitaker On The 2Sd r-a SCI: of 40
vcmbcr next
Debts Richard Earlcs, the 23d and 2Gtl of No.
vcinhcr next
Debts John w Starke on the DAD and 26,h nf ,van
Der next
Debts VS. Norris Whitaker, the Esd and Goth Of NO.
vcmbcr next
Debts VS. Joel Alexander the 23i and 2Gth of NO.
vcmbrr next.
Debts vs. Reuben Proctor on the 23d and Goth Of NoYcm
bcrncxt.
Debts VS. Warden IIudnall, the ODD and Goth q! NO,
vcmbcr next
Debts VS. john Porter the 2s,l and 3Olh OF vovcm-
Der next.
Debts Robert w Wilson, on the 9th and 3O,h Of NO
vcmbcr next;
Debts vs. VIVA. " Whitaker The 2Sth and 3Jih OF NO.
vrnIbcr next.
Debts Charles W lson, the 23tl and 3Oih of 40.
vCnbcr next.
Deb's Edward Fife, the 2Sth and 3O,h of Novcm
Der next
80 Each OF the above will! be continued (-o,,
% to time If necessary TO complete the proof Of debts
B.nkrupts must be prepared pay the commission
Ice Oh or before the last day of a. arng.
JACOB GOSlOEN, Com'r. SC.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
CJice Of Commissioner sa Baaky,,piry }
for LRciSon rciinHm DcioLo.. .,n

Notice 10 creditors of the r,I,o,vi,c ,orsors ,,
10 pres, MT and prove their respective debts before me
1T my ONCE IN Ripley, on the following named DAYS
tend. - ~ '>'i"'iS" " at
Debts VS. Nehemiah Smith, the Dist and 9th of ,o
Debts VS. Thomas w I,rabor, ~, 81, NJ. .,,.,,
vcmber ncxt " " W.
Dcb's vs. Dawn Rardon, on the 2Ist and 9th of sovc
Der next - '
Debts VS. John Bogard, the 2Ist and 9th Of 40
Debts VS. Nelson Hughes, ;!s 2!s: AMI III Of oycn
herncx " - ~ VA
DebtS vs. James Greer the 2!st and Oath of November
next: w. il. MMAHON, Com'r Sc
W Each oil the above will be continued from
Tine 10 time necessary TO complete the proof OF dcb
,"hNFuPts must DC prepared 10 pay the Commissioner
Zee ON or before the last day of hearing.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
TRUST SALE OF a VALUABLE
TFIDA0T OH IlANDo

y.Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, executed to the
hSsubscrber by Benjamin F. Frye, bearing date
the l2th day of April 1886, which is duly record
ed in the Clerks Office of Augusta county, for
the purpose of raising balance due on the last
bond mentioned in said deed, shall, on Monday
the 7th day of November next, proceed to soil be-
fore the store OF John B. Brcckinridge, in the
town Of Staunton, a certain Tract or Pafcel OF
Land, containing 297 ACRES, or SO much there
of as will be necessary to raise the balance aiore-
said. Said tract or parcel of land lies OH Hoo
ver's run, branch of Middle river, and adjoins
James Brown, lames>Brown's heirs, George Bay
Ior and others, and is the same tract conveyed to
the said Benjamin f. Frye by Henry Edison and
wife by deed bearing date the 18th day of April
1886, which wilmore fully appear on reference
to the Clerks Office of said county, where the
same is recorded
The title is believed to be ndisputable, but
will convey such only as is usual i'm such cases.
NICH'S. e. KINNEY, Trustee.
Oct. 6, 1919.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
From the Riclsiacrd Compiler,
RICHMOND MARKETS,

For Ge ,reck ending Thursday Eecaing, October i3
WHEAT--90 cents per busbel for prime, GO
to SO cents per busheI, according TO quality.
CORN--oS3 10 55 cents per bushel.
OATS-30 cents per bushei from wagons and
depot.
FLOUR--'rhe market has been nearly swept
at1 81 and 4 Is for Eastern shipment and Tor
England, and receipts being light, holders refuse
TO sell at less than i-s-some ask more.
WtliSkEY--We quote lihds 23s IL and
bbls "a ~ cents.
ROViSiONS-3AcoN-- Smithicld or eli
ty cured in malke,-cither would bring ~ !;
Western sides. 5laG; shoulders 4 ! IA 5; the
stock Of both lieht-'fodd's sides bring &c, and
hts hams loo. LARD a SIC, with retail demand
only.
BUI'rER-Mountan Butter, Wholesale 10 u
i5c for irkn; Is 90 cts for roll.
ClEESh-7 - cts per lb--vcry iitlie in
market
CA1'FLE-For Cattle on the hoof, from 81 to
81 25 are the general prices. MvrToN-There
is great variation in the quality; ind terent sheep
bring only from 81 % to $ so, while the finer
qualities bring from that to So per head.
COFFEE-Rio 8 CSC; st Domingo y;
Laguira a 10; old Java IL l2l. Stock very
light.
TEAS-Impcria and Gunpowder So cts 81
% per ID; Black 10 a 60 cts.
SUGARS-Ncw Orleans a 69; Porto Rico
81 -; S, Croy 7aa9s.
ASSES-rrinidad 90 % cts; p. Rico
20 a 81; n. Orleans Is TO 25 cts.
OiL--W inter sperm 81 J 80; fal! sperm IS Il
50; whale lie; bleached do zoe, tanners $i3l;
the three las, dull
CANDLES-'rollow 10 a Il; sperm so %;
Huli's Patent Is lGi CTS pcrlb.
FHERS--3o a 81 cts per IL for live
geese.
fiSN-NiAcKERrL, No 5, 5000. HsRnlNGs
NO cut behring's, North Carolina, So 10 a 4 !;
no Potomac in market. SnAD-S6l per bbl
PLAS'IER--On the Basin bank 81 so; from
wharf, So 3 %, 4 mos.
SALTS! SIS TO So
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

N0tlcc to creditors of the following named persons
D'krups TO present and prove their respective debts
named days, when and where the said bankrp ,r, r.
qurcd to attend ~ ~
Debts VS. Thomas Brady, the DIST and 9th of NO.
yenbcr next. - We
Debts VS. Josiah Chamberlain, the Dist aud 9th of
november next. ~ "a
ycmbcr next. " - ~
DSots VS. job torsythe, the 2Ist and 2ith of ovcm
Der next. ~
Der next. ~
Debts VS. Tarlton Brown, the DIST and 2ith OF NO
ycmbcr next. ~
" Each OF the above eases Will be continued from
thi 10 time Unnecessary TO conplcte the proof OF debts
''nfGp's mast be prepared TO pay the Commits ion
Ices on OF before the last day OF hearing
ROBERT >. SMITH, Con.'r &c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
ASSIGNrE'S SALE

~ the matter Of Henry Moore and John r.
Clarke. late partners under the firm Of Moore &
Clarke, OF the County of Oho,--In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given, that shall, on the OH
dty OF November next, at the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county, proceed to sell to
The highest bidder al the interest Of said Moore
q Clarke in and to the North cast quarter of see
ton 10, IN town 81, North, 10 range 10 West, in
the county of iriGuois, in the State Of Illinois,
and containing 100 ACRES. One third oC The
purchase money 70 be paid in hand, the residue
IN two edu ii annual payments, taking from the
purchaser bonds with approved security, and re-
tanning leo on said real cstite to secure Tie de.
fnrred payments. +. X. ARMSTRONG.
Oct. o. 1872. Special Assignee
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
COise Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy for ,


Notice to the Creditors Of the following persons bank
rupS 10 present and prove their respective debts before
me at my Office IN LewsbuTg, the following named
Gays when and where the said bankrupts are required
TO attend. 49, >'i''~
Debts VS. William VI WEIGH, on the 2Ist and 2ith of No
vcrDbcr next - "
Debts VS. Benjamin Rapp, on the Dist and 9th of NO.
ycmbcr next ~
Debts VS. Rowland Rittenhousc ON the DIST o,J 24 oi
november next. " -
Debts James w NcbcrraI! On ihe oIst and > ,t, oC
NoyCmber next. -
Debts Jesse Blight ir on the 2Ist and OH ri 20
vcmbcr next.
DvOs VS. Palmer Casting on The DIS; and 1fb or ,,o
ycmbcr next. - "
Debts James Ncyius on The 22d and o5tL NJ >so,,,
ycn,5cr next.
Debts rs Robert II Gibson, the 22d and 25h Of NO
vcInbcr next.
Debts VS. Henry Gaaspic, the 22d and 25th OF NO
vcmbcr next.
Debts VIM. Ga!,aspic on fl,r e3oI and oI,b c 80
vcmbcr next.
Debts vs. Grigsby AIcCIGng on the ed and 25h Of No
ycmbcr next.
Debts John II Gibbs ON ;c 1)1 and 95tl oF ,.,,
Der next.
10, Each of the above viii be continued from
,ne 10 tnc Unnecessary 10 complete the proof of debts
n'ruPts must be pr, pared to pay the Commissioner
Ices on OF btiorc thc last day Of hearing.
W NJ. .. W OODSON, Conf. &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Commission and Produce
b u SHINES SIS.
-IAgRL-.

Oh
FH7liE subscribers have entered into copartne--
IL ship under the firm Of ISAAC PAUL e. co.
who, with said Isaac Paul, of Winchester, Va.
have arranged wagons to haul regularly, at rod;i-
ced rates, between the two places, making one
continuous lire Tor transportation, from Boston,
New ork, Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 Sta,,n'
ton, Virginia-6y railroads, &c. Whole FREIGHT
on merchandlze from Baltimore to Staunton. Il3
cents per l0O-lbs. from other cities t9 to 25 cts.
per 100 lbs: more. All produce will be received
and forwarded By said wagons al very low rates,
and despatch SURE.
A general Stock of GROCERIES,. SALT
PLASTER, FISH, NAILS. GLASS, &c. &C.
VIII DO IN store constantly for sale, ON PLEASING
tefIns-in exchanged for produce, or otherwise.
~. IL. Flax Seed and Beeswax wanted.
ISAAC PAUL,
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
JOSIAH G. RIDGWAY.
Staunton, Oct. 30, 1912.
EG1@ Abingdon yirginian copy one month.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Oiac az She Aess E'.BEseEs!S a.. s,sSl
e&wS2sSgss, Epr safe.

TIE subscriber being anxious to remove to
the West, offers for sale the valuable Farm on
which he resides This farm lies on Christians
Creek, Augusta County, Va, about s miles from
Saunon, and al from canal navigation at Scots
willie. 1t is extensively known throughout this
State, being the same on which James MofFtt,
decd. resided, and besides raising a large fau,i-
ly, acquired large estate. Itcon,ains
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
about 500 acres cleared, the balance finely TIM
bered ,noar200 acres limestone, the balance slate,
Nearly every rod OF this land is tillable EXCEPT
what is covered by Christians Creek, and BRAN
chcs which pass through il, and water nearly
every Gcld.-lt has long been considered enc Of
the beat grazing farms in the county. Tie i'm
Provemenis are large and comnodious
STONE DWELLING HOUSE, AI.ARGE
BARN, STABI is, CARRiAGE
HOUSE, CREAMERY, sc.
Any person wishing to purchase such farm,
would do we'll to call soon and look at it, Cor i,
isa rare thing to End such one in market, and
am determined to sell.
Tefms--One-third in hand and the balance in
three equal annual instruments.
JOHN x. MOORE.
Oct
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

ENGAGEMENT WITH SLAvER-The boats of
III. b. NJ. brig Roller. (Rola y have ltoly had u
severe rencontro with the Volladcre. The VOLTA
dore had made some half dozen successful trips,
each lime carrying full cargo ofslaves. The Roll
la fell in with her a few days ago, and attempted
to board her with her boats. She remained per-
lectiy quiet until the boats went alongside, when
the men on board opened CALLING fire upon them
with heavily charged blundeybusses. Eight of
the Rolla's men, including one or two officers,
Were severely wounded, and the boats forced to
retire ptecipi;atey. The Iolladore is remarka-
bly, swift, and Of course escaped.
A few days before the engagement referred 70
IN the above, the Roa was engaged in DESTROY
ing a shaving establishment at Soolima (SonIi-
maD The destruction was effected, but at the
same hour cargo of slaves was shipned of a.
bout 50 miles to the windward, from point which
close blockade for some or months.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

Hon. THONGS r.. AarshaK-Fhc Frankfort
(Ky.) Commonwealth, says: ..Mr. Marshall adj
dressed portion of his constituents at Versailles.
soon after his return home. We understand that
IN the main the sentiments he expressed were
Wing sentiments. but that on the subject of the
veto power he delivered himself in manner very
offensive to Tho Wings, who heard him with rreat
sorrow, while the Locos, as might be expocted.
were perfectly delighted. We understand, also
that II is Mr.. Marsha's purpose TO harangue the
people in all the prominent points Of his district
on politics and tempeIance.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
TILE CONSIDERATION.

Tie solemn ceremony of the conservation OF
Rev. DIR. Johns, assistant Bishop of Virginia,
took place yesterday al the Monumental Church,
In presence CT = crowded auditory and number
of bishops, and Ministers of the Episcopal
Church. The sermon was preached by Bishop
Ives, ofTennessoe, and was highly appropriate TO
the OCCASION. Ii presented iii strong and Impress
i've language, the high responsibilities Of Bishops.
and the duties OF the ministry acoara!ly. While
this formed Tho principal feature Of the address,
the Reverend gentleman did not omit to Impress
upon the Iaity their duties 10 themselves, TO each
~othcr. to their Saviour and their God. He made
pathetic and evidently heartfelt reference the
IamcDtod BISNcP MooRE, whose death occasoned
the necessity of the ceremony then performed.
The ceremony Of consecration was performed
by the venerable Bishop Griswold, Of Massachu-
Sc lis and its soemnity much enhanced by
his patrIarchal appearances. Seldom, indeed, do
we see ono officiating in tho Sanctuary, whose APP
pearance would Indicate him 10 bo so long trav-
ei.er upon the weary journey Of life. There was
child-i!o simplicity and earnest devotion in the
aged Bishop, which gave deep interest TO the part
he acted in the sacred scene.
After the conclusion of the conservation, the
ceremony of the administration of tho Lords Sup
per took place. The whole lasted ill a late hour
in the day.-'The spectators manifested deep in
tcrest III the occasion and it was no doubt hap
Ply one for the professors Of the Churcl.---Gich.
Compiler, Oct. IL.
a." The sketch OF Or. Jouvs, requested by
some of our female friends, will be published in
our next paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Office gf Cao,missioner in Bokraoscy }

j0r hoch6'dge county, Ocf0Jey %
NOTICE 10 the creditors OF the following persons ~ irp
S%nt ana prove their respective debts before me az nav
once IN Lexington, on the following named days when
ana "hVre 'hv sad bankrupts are required 20 attend.
beo'S VS. John Witherow the 2Ist and !;h of NO.
Ncinbcr next. "
Debts vs. Samuel Trout the DIST aud 2f, DAYS of NO.
vcmbcr next.
G5-Esch of the above cases will be continued from
I 10 TINE Al necessary to complete the proof of debts
"nkFits must Dc prepared to pay the Commissioners
lee on cr before the last day Of hearing.
JOHN G. RD w YER, Com,r SC
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Commissioners Sale.

I'm pursuance Of Decree of the Circuit Supe
= rior Court Of Law and Chanoery for Augusta
county, made in a cause therein depending he
tween Andrew Sitlugton and Margaret his wife,
late Magaret Feemster, Iaie Bralton, plaintiffs;
and Samuel Craig and Elizabeth his wife, and
others, delendanis--we shall! at Marlborough, i'm
the county OF Bath, on the l lth day of November
next, proceed to sell to the highest bidder on a
credit of one, two, and three years, Tract of
Land. coD;aininu
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
a z Q Y g 2 U SEYESs
ONCE Of Con,aissioaer an Banhru0tcy ,

- JOr Hoall06e LOiplty Ocl3tcr 20.
NOTICE 70 the Creditors of tue following persons
banrupts, to prove their debts before me, my Office
in salem, on the following days, when and where the
sand bankruPts are required 30 attend.
Debts VS. David Ferguson, The 2ist and oath Of No
YcmberneXt.
Debts James VI. Pers:nger, the I0th and IIh of
november
Debts VS. Thomas Eddy the DIST and 2ith Of Novcm-
Der next
Debts vs. jesse Mills, the 2Is and It'll days of NO
Ycl6cr next
JOSHUA r. G. BROWN Cnm,r SC
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Public Auction.

q N Saturday the 22d inst, I will offer for sale
~ at the corner opposite the store of ]. b.
Breckinrdge, great variety of Woollen Jeans
Domestic flanncs, and Linseys, and also about
so pairs of Noollcn Socks.
On all sums amounting to $500 and upwards
credit of six months Will be alIowed--bond and
good security being given.-Al SUMS under So,
must be paid in cash.
HUGH W. SHEFFET,
'i'ruSten Of l., Ehrisiian
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Office Of Commissioner in Bdnkrupscy ,
- - =.

Notice TO hc Creditors Of John RAIDER bankrupt 10
present and prove their respective debts before me- at
Office a. Nicholas Court House che CIs and 2lih Of
Hovcmbcr next. when and wirrc the said bankrunt il
requir- 20 attend. ROBERT KELLEY. Conn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

Notice 70 Che Creditors of john VI Brien, bank
ruP, 70 pres"nt and prove their respective debts before
81 my Office IN PRINCETON, the Dist and It'll Of NO.
,cubcr next when and where the said bankrupt re-
CURED to attend.
WIZ. HOWE, Com'r. &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
O0ice az Commissinncr i, nnntr,,ntcn -,

- ShencDdou Coapf3. OctoJcr 20.
NOTICE to the Crcddor4 OF ,Th,r,as g. Dn-roH
bankrupt 10 prove their debts before me, my office in
"rdspuIg on The tenth and eleventh days Of November
mkt "hsn 9nI where the said bankrupt required
attend SAMUEL G. RICHARDSON, Com's &c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
PUEBLO .AU0lEIil0No

WILL he sold at public auction, on Monday
the oath of OctobeT-that being Court day-in
front of the Post Office, in Staunton, FOUR
LsfARES,--one an excellent Brood Mare. two
good riding Nags-tho fourth a year old Fily,
just breaking.
Terms Of Sale.--Twclvo months credit-the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
G.. JOHNSON.
October 90.