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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-28
MEDICAL CULLECE,
RICHMO.MD. YIRGIyNI.q.


'ENHE next session of the Medical Depart
Il mcnt of Hampton Sydney College. will
commence in Richmond on the last Monday OF
October (3Oth,) and continue until tho last OF
February following.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. D., Professor Of
NIatcria Mcdica ard Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOHANNAN, nj. d., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. ID, Professor OF Chem.
istry aud Pharmacy.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JEFFRIES WYMAN, NJ. D., Professor of Anatc-
my aud Physiology.
The lnhrnary attached TO the College furnishes
ample materials for practical Medical and Surgi-
cal instruction during the winter to this Is also
added the public institutions Of the city, which
are under The charge of member Of the Faculty;
To all of which the student has free access. The
facilities for obtaining information i'm Practical
ANATOMY, and the mode of performing Surgical
operations, not excclled in any Medical Ins,i-
tuition OF our country. The faculty take pleasure
in announcing to the Medical Profession the ap.
pointmen, of DR.. Jeffres Wyman, of Boston, 10
The chair of Anatomy and Physiology gentle
man of eminent qualifications as a Human and
Comparative Anatomist and PLY soloyist.
AUG. l.. WARN Err, M. D.
sept 8, 1913. Dean Of the Faculty.
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PERILOUS SITUATION,


Amongst the incidents OF the late swell of wa
tiers In this county, the following thrilling scene
occurred in the River near Port Republic on Fri
day morning: 1t is known that a ferry boat is
Kept at one Of the fords by Mr.. Pirkey, blind
man. lie has an iron rod stretched across the
river, by means of which the boat is ferred over.
In attempting to carry stranger across on that
morning, the rod broke when the party composed
OF Mr.. Plikey, his brother nlaw, and the slran-
ger) were about two-tliirds of the way over.-
Having no oars, and the water being very rapid,
they could effect landing, but were carried
down stream. The stranger, in attempting 10
pull the boat ashore, caught the limb of some
trees, and was rescued. But the other two indi-
vIduals were carried down stream at the mercy of
the angry waters. They passed down safely for
about mile, but fearing for their safety as the
boat was about passing over milldam, they
Jumped out and swan ashore. The boat foaed
down abont miles farther, where it sunk. The
strangers horse swan ashore but he lost his
saddle and saddlebags, containing his clothing
and bonds and papers of the value of about
$3OOO. Take this altogether, it is one of the
most remarkable Instances Of preservation from
death, under the circumstances I'VE have men,
toned foi a long time. A boat without oar or
paddle, upon the broad bosom of an angry, swo!-
len flood, with blind man for its pilot, TO escape
Immediate destruction seems almost miraculous
But so 1t was. And even he, the blind man.
when forced from the boat, by fear of going oveI
the daIn,--even he escaped unframed
Rochingham Reeister.
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NIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office oil
tue Circuit Superior Court of Law Chanccry for Au.
gusa County, Monday the 9Th day of August l543,
Sampson Pcltcr, Plaintiff
AGAINST
John Shircigh Jacob Leonard, Robert Guy, and Ma
tlianiel Massic Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The Defendant John ID. Shircigh not having entered
ms appearance and given security according &C,
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court, il appear
Ing by satisfactory evidence that he not an hbi,ant
OF tins Commonwealth Ii is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear here the Monday in October
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
OF inns order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed IN Saunton for months succcssivcy and
posted at the front door of the Court house.
Copy-Tcsc,
August TO- II. III. KINNEY, d. c.
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ViRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chaucery for Au
gusta County, Monday the 9TH day Of August 1913,
John Orcbaush, cxor. OF George Aylor, deed, Pli-
AGAINST
Mary Aylor, Frederick Raydncr and Catherine his
wc, Martin Orcbaugh and Susan his wife, Frederick
haricoic and Eve his wife, David Link and Margaret
his wife, John Alexander and Diana his WIFE Jonathan
Sheets and Elizabeth his wife, John Aylor, Anthony
Aylor, Givcns Shificu, and - infant child
oil the said Shitctt by his Late wife Nancy Dcfts.,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants David Link and Margaret his wife,
Frederick karicoe and Eve his wife. and John Aylor
not having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of ssmbly, and Rules of ti
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF thus Comncnv caih il is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here the LIST Mon
day IN October next and aud the bill of the
Plaintiff and that copy OF this order b. forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in Saunton for two
months successfully and posted the front of the
Court house.
Copy Tcstc,
August TO- II. III. KINNEY, d c.
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VIRGlNIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry Au-
gusa County. Monday the 7th day OF August 1913,
James Kerr, Plaintiff
AGAINST
David III. Thornton, Jacob c. Roller, Thomas AIcCuc
Hiram Ihornton, John Thornton, Mary X. Ragul,
James Thornton. and Henry X Thornton, Defendants,
IN CIANCERY.
The Defendants David III. Thornton, Hiram Thornton,
John Thornton, Mary X. Ragul, James Thornton, and
Henry n Thornton, not having entered their appear
ancc and gwen security, according the Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules OF this Court and by sat
isiactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth: Ii is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here the LIST Monday in October next aud
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy this
der DC forthwith inserted ia wspaper printed in
Staunton, for months SUCCESSFULLY and poscd al the
front door Of the Court house.
Copy-Tcstc,
August TO- r. ii. KINNEY, d. c.
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IN CHANGER Y

VIRGINIA. Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chanccrv for Au
gnsta County, Monday the eth day OF August l543,
Matthew Prison, admir- with the viii annexed of Sarah
Cuddcn, decd, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Nelly Skidmore. the Bible Society of Virginia the
Treasurer of tho Board Of Foreign Missions of the
Prcsly tcrian Church in the United States the Trus-
tees OF the Board of Missions of the General Assem-
bly, OF the Presbyterian Church in the United States
the Trustees Of the Board of Education of the Prosby
terrain Church in the United States the Treasurer OF
the Virginia Tract Society, Miss Bctsey Mcfarland
Miss Maria Logan, and Jane Logan-Dcfendants,
in CHANCERY.
The Defendants the Treasurer Of the Board Of For
cgn Missions OF the Presbyterian Church in the United
States, the Trustees OF the Board of Missions OF the
General Assembly Of the Prcsby terrain Church in the
United States the Trustees of the Board of Education
the Presbyterian Church in The United States not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ar,
not inhabitants of this Commonw cath 1t is ordered
that the said Defendants doappcar here, the Mon
day III Octt Der next, and the bill of the Plain
till and that copy OF this order be forthwith inscrc,
IN some newspaper printed in Stanton for two months
successfully, and posted the front door of the Court
| house.
CopyTestc,
August 10. X. II. KINNEY, d. c.
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NlRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancery for Au
gnsta County, Monday the 7th day of August iS43,
Thomas u. Wilson admir-. de bons non with tb, will
annexed, OF Elizabeth Brown decd. Plaintiff
AGAINST
James c. Shipman, Of the adm'rs. of VIM nIcr
decd, John O. Brown, of kentucky and the children
OF the SAID John G. Brown, except his daughter nm
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John G.. Brown and his children
except his daughter Ann, having entered their ap
pcarance and gwen security according to the act of As
scmbly and the Rules of this Cont and aring by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of
Tins Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said Dcfn-
dants DO appear here on the LIST Monday in October next
and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that a conv Of
this order be forthwith srrtc in wspapcr print
cd IN Siaunlon, for omonths SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the front door OF the Court house
Copy-Tcstc,
August 10. r. ii. KINNEY d. C.
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Nj A s O n | G.:

'HNflE Grand Master of the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia will visit Mt Scion on FRIDAY the
9th day OF October next, and deliver public
charge TO the officers and members of the Mi
Scion Lodge, acting under Dispensation.
An address, appropriate to the occasion, will be
delivered by brother Charles H. Lewis, Of Siauns
ton Lodge, No. Is.
The members of Lodges Nos. 10. 81 and io3,
are particularly invited TO be present. as also ali
transient brethren in good standing and the public
generally, BY order OF the ". w. G. NJ.
JAS. +. PATTERSON, Secretary
Of Siaunion Lodge No. 10.
S,auhon, Sept. II. A. l.. 5si3.
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Vvustee's Sale.

by virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
by William Gully, bearing date the day
OF October, 1912 for the purpose of securing GER
tain creditors therein named, and duly recorded i'm
the Clerks Office Of tho County Court of Angus
la shall proceed TO sell, for cash, TO the highest
bidder, in the town of Waynesborough, on Friday
the 29h day of the present month, (Sepiember,)
the following property, viz: One lot Of Ground
lying in the town of Waynesborough, on which
Is situated the Waynesborough Hotel, one do. on
which is large frame Stable, one small lot do
adjoining said Stable lot one out lot, containing
about hall an Also, 30 Feather Beds Bed
sleads and Bedding, Mattresses, fine wollen
Carpet, quantity of cotton do, Ten Tables,
Desk, L wooden Clock, | doz. split bottom
Chairs, 20 Decaniers, Buckets, III Wasllsiands,
] Stove and pipe, Sae and contents, 3 doz
Windsor Chairs all the Curtains in dining room
and third story, 2 doz. Knives and Forks, brass
Candlesticks, 10 Washstands, 10 EwerS and Ba-
sons, all the Kitchen Furniture, Grindstone.
all said Gnliy's Books, pair brass Androns. I
Picture frames, Hack and Harness, large
Bell. large Lantern, Hogs. Cutting Boxes.
| bushe Measure, do. half, 6 Sack Bays, pr.
Sieelyards. Il number Of Tools. small Bells 1
WIRE Fender, A pair common Andirons | Map OF
the United States.
Acting as Trustee | shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by The deed aforesaid.
ID. S. YOUNG.
Sept. 7, 1913.
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ViRGiNIA-At Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanccry held for Augusta County the Court house
Tuesday, June the 20th 1913,
Isaac Hall, admir- with the will annexed Of James Brat
ford decd, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Sally Bradford, James Bradford. John Bradford Spots
wood ID. Bradford, PhilaDdcr Custer, Amanda Custer
Iayinia Custer James Custer, Wip. Bryan, Willis
Bryan IRVINE Mullony and Sarah his wife, late Sa.
rdh Ann Bryan, +. Daubins and Elizabeth his wife
late Eiizsbcth Bryan, Lavinia Bryan, and Mary Ann
Bryan-DefcndaDts.
On the motion of James Buweardncr, suggesting that
nc has acquired rights in the subject Of controversy pen
doc lite or since Tie last decree, and asking 70 be made
party defendant herein Leave is given him TO appear
and File his answer, which is accordingly done; and
thcrcnpon rule is awarded against james Bradford
John Bradford, and Spouswood d Bradford, and the other
defendants who interested herein and the admins
traitor Isaac Hail. rCurnabc here thc 1st dag Of the
next Term, LIST of November next,) 10 show il
any they cantwhy the Court should decree in favor
Of the defendant Bumgardncr, the relief prayed by his
|
Copy-Tcste,
II II KINNEY, u Clerk
August 10-Sw
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NOTICE.

BAVING purchased Of NJ. Blair & Co. their
u stock Of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,,
upon very favorable Terms, we are now prepared
TO sell the same on the most reasonable terms for
cash, or 10 punctual customers on reasonable
credit we will also deal in Flour and other pro-
duce, for which we will pay fair price in cash
or barter.
Having taken their large Lumber House on the
Canai, we prepared TO receive and forward
produce and merchandise on the most favourable
terms, and would respectfully solicit the patron
aye OF Merchants and Farmers, who stored with
The late concern Of NJ. Blair g. Co. and all Others
who may be disposed to give us their business
j. N. g. w. n. MONTGOMERY.
Scottsville, Sept. Is, 1913.
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Departed this life, ut his residence in Saline County
Missouri, on the 18th day of August last Mr. IIuGn HA
MILTON native oil Augusta county Va, agcd about 55
years HIS disease was Congcstvc Fever which proved
fai on the third day Very after hc taken he
seemed TO antcpati the result, frequently cngay
in ferven prayer, and while he manifested du. submits
SION To The Divine will, DESTROYS that he might 1--we
Tor the sake OF his children, who, by this affective prov-
dence have been deprived Of their last earthly parent
some lew years ago he united himself with The Pr,sby-
terrain Church, OF which he has continued consist mt
member and has LEI; the pleasing hope his has
taken IFS flight from this world OF care and anxiety
experience the joys oil the redeemed on high ICON
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IO Daniel WEBSI,ER,

A 5 yon are no inhabitant Of this Common
wealth, and have no Attorney i'm fact within
The same, to whom notice Of the time and place OF
taxing dePosii'ons can be given, we hereby notify
yon' That we shall, on the 2Sih day Of October
next, AT the house of George Hanger, in the
county OF Augusta, take the dispositions Of ODE.
dirnce Hanger and others; and on the 3Oh Oc
tober next, al the Office of David FnIrz, in the
town oil Stanton, we will take the dispositions
OF Peter Hanger and others, TO be read as evi.
"ehce on The iIial OF a suit now depending in The
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancprv for
Augusta Comfy. in which you are plaintiff. and
we are defendants. Should said Propositions no
be finished III The days above named, the taking
will be continued from day to day until CON.
pleted. WILLIAM MILLS,
WILLIAM a. HANGER,
Executors Of ID. Hanger, deed.
Sept. 90, 1913.
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! vIRCfNIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Office 9
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Au
gusta County, Monday the 7th day Of August lS43,
Rebecca Cunningham and w lillian s. Young, Plaintiff
AGAINST
John Cunningham, scn'r., VIM. Kirk aud Mary Kirl
his wife, Andrew Young. Robert s. Young, William
Young and Margaret Young his wife, Elisha Young
John Cunnin shain. Mary s. Cunningham, William A
Cunningham, Alexander c. Cunningham, and Jane
Cunningham widow Of Robert Cunningham, deceased,
Defendants,
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defendants, Elisha Young VIM. Young and Mar.
garet his wife, VIM. Kirk & Mary his wife, Aud. Young,
Ro ). Young, Jno. Cunningham & Jane Cunning
having entered their appearances and given security
cordng to the act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court aud by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: Ii is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here the LIST Mon.
day in October next and the bill Of the Plain
us and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in Stauuton for two months
succcssivcy and posted the font door of the Court
house.
A Copy-Testc,
August TO- II. H. KINNEY, ID. c.
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O y II UARY

Departed this lfc, Friday morning last, after a
ESQ., one of our most respected aud worthy citizens
By the death of MIR Sewers IN. com,,,,;, a.,
Presbyterian Church, in which he was an elder and his
own fanny, nave sustained loss which will b. long
or ,y.,,n ,,r,o,.nJ H.. rs yS y: 'o'u rs ahan
nr;sc hc ,y.s r,r.r,. h,' ~ ;,,,,;, " o 'n'Sr
man or ,,r.,, nnhIc sn;r;, nj III r.i;, s.' Is
and obI;s;ng ,o,v,rJs Iii ,;,h ,,Lo,, ~ ~ NI"u
zralons am, n,mc,n,I in he ..i, .. %, i;, V'ise'
and r.oj,, and hon,, FIJI Co.., ~ oueS
which ,vo,,,,J aJ, IT, @ W. Nv wa: a'os any OBJECT
T., ,h. ,,o,,,, Of .,.:, L.. l.. ... ,,-,. =,
with paraly sis which r. nd. r. HIM entirely h,nlss n,
the day OF hs death During tn. whole oil this na;nt
comm, mvnt he manifest none OF that
peculiar to the disease; but displayed the pa
ticnce and the most christian submission. His mental
powers, though much weakened by disease, and at
times greatly perverted were, Intervals of sufficient
ton and at such periods he spent much of the time IN
religious conversation singing and prayer The folly of
postponing paraon for death sick bed and the
unsp'akablc goodness of God TO sinful dying world
were o''e" 'hc SUBJECTS OF remark
4" '"c "ornHs On Whicn ne ulcu alter awaking from
an apparently rtr sOnS Siumbcr he seemed to enjoy
n,gn s'bSS o' inc heavenly Oilss as TO cXclaln,-
me there - IL refused eating his inc
there was no eating in Heaven From This timc he n
rapidly; aud falling into gentle s,umb.r inoy cIoscJ
his eyes in death, without a stru.sl. or s;ch Th,,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-28
NOTICE.

HAVING disposed of our stock of Dry Goods
and Groceries to Messrs. j. n. & w. H.
Montgomery, we are ANXIOUS TO settle MP the i,nsi-
ness, and would request most respectfully but
earnestly, that all who are indebted to either of
the concerns of J. g. +. Il. Blair. Blair and Bro
Tiers, or NJ Blair & Co, to settle their accounts as
early as practicable.
NJ. BLAIR s. co.
Scottsville, Sept. Is, 19f3.--3t
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

The first quarterly meeting Of the County Temper
ancc Union, will be held Zion Church. on the first
Friday in October next.
AS the cause of Temperance is rapidly progressing
throughout the civilized world, working wonders in the
hearts and minds Of the human family every circle oil
life it is sincerely hoped and confidently expected that
all the Temperance Societies in Augusta county will be
fully represented at the time aud place herein before
mentioned. BY order Of the President,
J. u. WATTS, Sccry.
County Tctn'r. Union
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-09-28
MAINE ELECTION.

The aggregate vote in 239 towns shows Ander-
son, the regular Locofoco candidate for Governor,
Portland Advertiser thinks canno, be overcome in
The towns and plantations tina, remain to be heard
from.
CoNcREss.-The following is the probable re-
suit In the several Congressional Districts st
District, no choice; 2d, Robert p. Dunlap, loco (;
81, no choice; 4th, no choice; 9Th, no choice /;
9th, Hannibal Hamblin, Loco; 7,h, no choice.
Bali. AMERICAN.
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PEI o T G. r "A IIIc
ejEE6asfMEags'G Portraits.
ONLY 4 FEJV DaYS LONGER!

~ II. SMILEY having the late important i'm
'?rovemenis in the Daguerreotype, including
the new method Of producing The most beautiful
and natural colored photographs, will take ST.
PERlOR LlkENESSES from A. Nj. till 5
L. M, without regard to weather.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call at his room at Mr.. Ceases, on Main street,
where specimens may be seen.
~ MIR. Smiley will remain in town but few
days longer
August 81.
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Sept 2t

es~A STRAYED or STOLEN from my
", TA-,rn ~ farm, the night Of the i7th
0saA III ult, gray Horse. 8 Or years old.
N pTabout lG hands high, walks and
as-<ssssszeszs PAGES well. will give liberal re-
ward to any one who will return him to me, and
thankfully receive any information directed TO MI.
Scion or Parnassus, concerning him.
VIM. II. BLAIR
Sept ~ .--3t
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IMA SEMINARY.

'HNllE Trustees take pleasure in announcing.
that an arrangement has been made. by which
The services OF SIguor G.. George have been Sc
cured 10 the Musical department, in this Seminary.
Ills established reputation Musician, and his
well known character as gentleman, conspire to
recommend him for the station which is assigned
him. He will give instruction on tho Piano
Forte, Guitar, &c.
Sent. %.
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sMaj. Noah has come out for Van Buren, as next
President, though there is no certainty that he
will adhere to him ill the canvass closes. Uav-
ing returned to his "frs, love-" after many wan
behring's, we now call upon Maj. Noah TO say
whether the U. $. Bank really gave hin. bride
OF 1000 to oppose Gen. Jackson's reelection,
as charged W Ais present associates ?-Yirg.
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SrYLE.-A pedantic fellow was complaining to
The celebrated Lord Erskine that he had fallen
over his brothers park gate, and "triensjveIy
nbraded tie epidermis The }ociai poriion If his
person" His lordship remarked that il was d
most fortunate circumstance his brother's rate
was not as high as his style, or ne would evident
w have broken his neck"
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NlRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for Au
gnsia County, Monday the Ith day OF August 1913.
Elizabeth Young, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Darby Downcy and Mary his wife, Abraham McNeal
and Elizabeth his wife, Sarah Young, aud Daniel H.
Brown, Defendants,
IN CHASCERY.
The Defendants Darby Downcy and Mary his wife.
Abraham McNcal and Elizabeth his wifi, and Sa all
Young, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act OF Assembly, and the
Rules OF this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this Com
monwcalth: 1t is ordered. that the said defendants
do appear here, on the Isl Monday in October next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in wspapcr printed in
STANTON Tor two months successfully, aud posted the
front door of the Court house.
Copy-TcStc,
August 10 Il. IL. KINNEY D. C.
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RtMiDs

On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. p. f. Steven
son, JouS q. McCLANAHAN, Esq. OF Buchanan, TO
Miss MARIA A, daughter Of Mr. Elijah May Of this
place.
On Monday morning last. by Professor Bausher, Rev.
&. &. BAUGHMAS, Of Staunton. Va, to Miss LOUISA,
daughter of the late Rev. John Hcrbs Of Getty
Pa.-Ssatiaet, Sept Is.