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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy +,
for ttCstinpfon cOt,liu ApriI II

cyfce Q Commissioner IN bankruptcy
FOR ftGSaington county, 4prH H.
Notice to the Creditors Of the following named
bankrupts to prove their debts before me, at my
Office in Abingdon, on the several days named
when and where the said bankrupts are required
TO attend.
Debts VS. Joseph Felty, on the eth and 3ls. OF
May next.
Debts VS. Benjamin Clarke, on the eth and 3Ist
of May next.
Debts VS. VIM A Preston, on the a7ih and 3 LIST of
May next.
THOS. J. WALLIS, Com'r.
VlRG}NlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks of.
nee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
chancery Tor Augusta county, Monday the Sd Of
Mary Misi-Plaintif1,
Henry Mish, George Msh, Adam Mish. Jacob
Barnet and Rosanna his wife, Daniel Brewer.
and Mary Brewer, an infant under the age of
81 years-Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Daniel Brewer and Mary
Brewer, 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 inhabitants
OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the
said Defendants do appear here, on the LIST day of
the next term (Ist day of June) and answer the
oil OF the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
In stanton, for two months successiycly and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse.
A Copy-Teste,
II. III. KINNEY, d. C..
April IA
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcu
Iax l,LuxEe Ea....l.. LII y y

~" S""e So"f"y hpu
Notico to the Creditors Of the following per-
sons 6ankrupts, to prove their debts before me- at
my Office in BerIyville. on H. several days ma
med, when and where tn. said bankrupts are re-
CURED tn attend.
Debts VS. James ii Sewers, on the 9Th and 9Th Of
May next.
Debts VS. John Graves, on the 9Th and 9th of May
next.
w. p. WIGGINTON, Com'r.
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OJice " Commissioner ia Bankruptcy,
for Bath cofnfU Jy,r,l "a

Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy, ,
for Bath county, dprii 10.
Notice to The Creditors of the following ma
med bankrupts, to prove their debts before me, a,
my Office at the Warm Springs, ON the several
days named, when and where the said bankrupts
are required to attend.
Debts vs. Chesley X Re6ifer, on the 4th and 5th
Of May next.
Debts VS. Theodorick b McRoberts, on the 4th
and 9th of May next.
GEO. b RICHARDS, Com'r.
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GROUND PLAlSVER,

WILL be exchanged for the Rock at the
Waynesborough Plaster Mill. J. j. BELL.
December 1
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-13

~ a MEETING of the Oversecrs or D.
for Augusta county, will be held at the Tavern of
VIM. ~. CARRIER, in Stanton, on the I'd Monday
in May next.
J.. STRIBL1NG, C. or.
April f3.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-13

importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlcry, &c.,

fS Va A."u""o, ousiofy, NduulCI!, nc.
RICHMOND vIRGiNIA,
A IKE now receiving full assortment o: En-
g!ish and American HARDWARE, CUT
LEkf SADDLERY, EDGE TOOLS, &c
which from their long experience in the trade and
facility OF obtaining goods from the Manufactu-
rers at the lowest prices they enabled to offer
April Is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-13
L a N D FOR SALE,
Fancy Hill, Rock. co., ]
April ID, IS43.-3t 6

HAVING determined to leave the State, have
also resolved to sell my lands for a very
low price. The tract on which reside contains
232 Acres. The cleared land is divided into 8
fields, besides lots, with running water i'm each
under excellent fencing, one half we'll set in Clo-
asssSsse yer, good meadow, great ,..ss2<
eT}sSSssss variety of choice Fruit, good 22Sf,SS.
"YSS supply of TIMBER. comfort SOS
Ass.8zs able BUILDINGS and good 49,
Spring and Springhouse within 20 steps Of the
door.
The tract on South River contains $40 Acres.
This land is of good quality. Eighty acres under
good fence. 40 acres cleared from which the fence
has been burnt; 200 acres covered with first rate
timber, mostly pine; comfortable
ID " e l. LIN G. ROU Sc;
an excellent SAW MILL, new, with the com.
rhand OF the whole South River. The timber is
quite convenient TO the Mill. Ten acres of beau
THU bottom land, and the upland lies very well.
VIII oiier the above tracts of land at public auc
ton on the 10th of June IS43, fnot sold private.
~ before that day, if so, notice will be given. A
small part OF the price will be required in hand
Time, say one, TWO and three years on the balance
POSSESSION given in October. The privilege of
seeding before ifdesired.
Inc above property if rot sold on the Goth Iune
VIII be leased for term of years, not less than 2
nor more than five. These lands are short dis.
lance apart, eight miles from Lexington. Rock
bridge, and near the end of the Lyncbbur6 and
buffalo Springs Turnpike, and near the boat land
ing, on North River.
A. D. METCALF.
April IL, lSi3.-tds
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NER n s

GREY BEARD will be let to mares at the re-
duced price OF 8 cash.. the single leap, s the
season. and . IL the insurance, payable as soon
as It is asceraned tie mare is with foal or trans
tered: Any gentleman putting six mares, will
De entitled 20 one gratis. Every care will ae
used to prevent accidents, but will not be res
ponsi5le for airy that may happen. The season
will expire on the first OF July. Pasture will bs
furnished at a reasonable price.
'hy an examination of the English Stud Book and sc
annexed Pedigree extracted from the American Turf
Register The certificates OF Col. Singleton, Carroll
na by whom he was bred, of Lord Derby (he breeder
oil MS damp and also number OF certificates from
distinguished breeders Virginia, it will be seen that
better bred horse be found in America He traces
directly 10 as high an Eastern origin horse living
beng ineai and descendant OF the barley and Go.
dolphin Arabans through Eclipse Ierod, Higyer and
Randolph of Roanoke CHE IS As WELL RAEp HORSE
As LIVES
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POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale is postponed until further notice
is given. BENZ. BRYAN.
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Ak. nR. MAYER is now absent on =
&$ Dvisit to Philadelphia, but will re-
turn to Staunton in about two weeks. when no
will be happy to receive the calls of his friends
Stanton, April l3.
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DESGHIpTrGN

GREY BEARD is beautiful Grey, full lG hands
nlsh, remarkably heavy, though finely proportion
ed and very active, and pronounced by many who
are Acknowledged to be good judges. and have
had an opportunity of comparing Grey Beard with
most OF the distinguished horses, that he is scarce
~ eqnailed in muscular power and strong bone,
by any horse in Virginia
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p u . Z 1 q S a L d Q

-@e-
n pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county
OF RockbTdge, rendered in suit therein pending,
between Sam'l. ID. Cambell, executor of Samu. l.,
Eambell decd, and Peter O'Brian and others.
defendants, o. the 9th day ofSep'ber 1912. will
on Thursday the 25th day of May next, offer for
sae public auction, upon the premises, that very
Valuable Eracf OF Land
on which the late Doct. S. l.. Campbell resided.
containing by recent survey, three hundred and
sixteen acres and nineteen square poles. This
tract lies Immediately on the great road from Lex
ington to the Warm Springs; in good neghbor-
hood, and within three miles of Lexington. There
is large and excellent STONE DWELLING
~ HOUSE good KITCHEN and A
iffsIfi all necessary out houses on the TssM
HsfiiA land. This tract has number EIjila
OF fine springs on it and fine stream running
through the centre Of it, upon which there are sever.
"a, saw mills &C., very convenient to the land
mere is good meadow on the tract of land, and
.ne farming land is in fine ORDER All persons who
WISH 10 purchase very desirable tract of land
Wou,u 90 Wei to attend the sale and they are in
V'ted 10 view the land and examine it for them
serves, before the day Of sale. The terms which
VIII be made as favorable as possible to purcbas.
ers' VIII DC made known On the day of sale.
S. Mob. MOORE. Conn.,.
April 10, 1si3.-tds
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LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY
Will hold its next Semi-annual Meeting at
Nossy Creek Church, on Wednesday, April 18th,
at IL o'clock nj.
]. A. VAN LEAR, S. elk.
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THE THOROUGH BRED STALLION,
OIL OR d y gAA RID .
In fine health, will stand this season two-thirds OF
MS time at my stable the Long Meadows, the
other third at VIM. Garber's, in Stanton
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]
being ine% and descendant Of the barley Co
dolphin Arabans through Eclipse Herod Highhyer and
SIR Peter TcGz!e ia til. emphatic language of John
! As LIVES
1PMDI@D@No
Taken from the American Nurf Register VOL s.
page 593 Grey Beard got by Koscilsko full broth
or to Crusader his dam tie imported Psyche by SirPc
ter ieaHc, dam called Bab, by Bordeaux he by Her
3D. his dam by Cygnet Cartouch, Basto sc. g dam
spcranza, own sister TO Sarom, by O'Kclly's Eclipse
8 g dam by Snap-Reeulus (bcsL son Of Gololphin
ra1an) sister to Black aud all Black.
koscmsko was got by Sir Arahy, his dam Lottery.
(Which won twenty OF tvvcn,yt two from.
two to four mile heats) by dord imp he by DUNCAN
non, and he by Okeiy's Eclipse, (Bedford's dam fai.
ry by Highhycr) gdap imp. Auvina by the Prince
OF W ales famous horss Anvil, dam Augusta tCol.
okellcy' ayGrits broJd marel by o'Kclly7s Eclipse
Gggdarn by Her -Bsiazc.-isegulus Iandsdale a.,
raoran-Bay polton- barley Arabian SC. Anvil by
iierod his lam Feather by GodoiphiH kfatian = dam
GEORGE W. MowRY,
CERTIFlCATEs.
' GO >" STH CARoLiSA, SCMrrRR DisTWcT.-I hereby
" 'fy that the Grey Stud Colt which have placed in
ne hands OF John b Coles, Est ofYa, and now in his
possession, was bred b. four years old and no
more and was trained inconscqucncc an injury
received in one Of his four legs early age. He
n bred by Lord Derby. aud got 69 Sir Peter Teazle'
out OF his mare called Bah by bordeaux out Of Speranza
VINO was got by Eclipse and sister to Saltram
for Further particulars refer the Stud Book Of Eng.
. aG) Given from otdcr ny hand this sh day of April
1892. RICHARD SINGLETON.
thereby certify tina The Stallion (Crcy Beorl1 which
IN nave this day sold to w H. Eodcs, Of Tennessee DR.
IL fwymaoerd D. +. Rodes of Va is a re.oarl ali,
sure oa gcttcr aud has got several good performers on
I've uT'' for particulars, performance of Gift by
S.rey beard, Col Heath, Of Va, vol s, American Tnr
Register Given from uadcr my hand. this 18th Sep.
n ''mber. iS@S. JOHN %. COLES.
Oak liilI, Nelson County W
do hereby certify that stood Grey Beard in conpex
nv ION with Mr. Edmund Cunningham, of the County o
Powh"tan; in 1884 and tina; consider him sure foa
gettcr he covered 75 20 and for the number
y beve ~ many proved w,foa from any other horse
" Oh my acquaintance. His colts Of fine size prom
% Hood Icp.q Jim, inf to
: IN America Given from under my hand at Goochlant
d Z. H., Va, this 29h Of September, 1888
y. J. ARCHER.
On ETRESiI GARDEN SEEDS AND FLOW El
SEEDS, just received aud Tor sale by
]. r. PATTERSON
March ct
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United States District Court for Tie Wesicrn Dis
frfct Of pirginia, holden at Maunton, FeJrua-
ry %, lS43.
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March 30.-3t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14
PERU IRON COMPANY.

lave, and will constantly keep in teposite with
their Agents at Burlington, Vt, Peru manufac-
pred Nails and Iron, of the following descriptions,
to wit -
NAILS
Sd, Id 3D. 3d. 3d. l0d, I'D 20d 24d, 30d 4Od sod God
Sf'IkES.--4 inch, 4 Ia, s, 3 IL, and 6.
FINISHING NAILS.-6d, Sd, l0d, I'D, manufac-
tured specially for finishing nice work.
FLOOR NAILS.-l2d, 20d, and 24d
IRON
ROUND IRON,--3-s, ZIG, IL, DIG, So, Ills
"a IS, inch, l-s, ia, | 3-e, IL 1873
"a, inch, Id, 2 LIZ, g. and 3 l.2.
S9DARE RON,-3.9, ZIG, l-2, GIG, So, ll.l6
30, 10 |, l.9, Id, | 80, 2, 2 l.2 inches.
BaND RoN-l ID, l-2, "a, 2, 2 Id, ala
23-4, B l-2, d, l-2, inch.
TIRE RON,l Id, IL, I 3.4, wide, and from
HORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes.
HA1TE AND SCROLL IRON. do. do.
MARBLE Sd PLA TIES, cut TO order
short notice.
The Peru Iron Co. manufacture their goods at Gin
tonvlle, N. Y. from Iron Of their own make. They
intend to keep in the hands Of their agents more full
and complete assortment than be found in the
State. II is believed that the goods from this esiab
Iishment are better manufactured, than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited TO inspect the
Goods ofihis Co.-Prces as low and terms as favor
able as can be obtained in the State.
T. +. e. w. L. STRONG, Agents.
Aug. 25h, 1912.
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AMERICAN STORE.

HDERSONs in ,eant efgroceries ofany kind, or
pure Spirits or Vines for medicine" or for
any other purpose, will do well TO call on The sbscr-
ber,who constantly keeps all kinds Of the above ar-
cles as pure and unadulterated TO say the least,
can be bought at any German Store. He does not
depend the silly pulls of the time serving editor OF
little peakiy newspaper 10 establish the character
or purity Of HIS liquors and wines, hut more upon his
having, Tor nearly twenty years. sold 10 most Of the
Tavern keepers within fifty mles-many of them still
continuing to buy Of him. And even this sapieni
editor, who has lately found such obigng neighbors
(bu who, seems, praises his liquors most who gave
10 him lasl,) has often, in most obgng manner
drank Of the Subscribers wines, and called them the
best he ever tasted. The subscriber does not carry
his liquors about the country, showing and pedns
them. He thinks the people have been imposed upon
enough oflaleby such pedars. But fpersons want
ng such articles will call at his store in Burlington
directly opposite Mr.. S. F.. Towards Store, in Church
street, he will sell them the purest and hest articles
for the lowest prices, and they will always find them
uniform in price and quality.
ISAAC WARNER
Burlington, FEB. j. 1913. 36l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

To SroP A FIT OF CoUoHING.-A correspon-
dent OF the London Medical Gazette, states tina,
TO close the nostrls with The thumb and finger
during breathing OH, and leaving them free
during breathing in, will relieve fit of cough
ing in short time.
In addition TO the above, we can state from
personal knowledge, that to press the finger on
the upper lip, just below the nose, will make
the severest premonitory symptoms Of sneeze
pass of harmless. We have found the remedy
useful many a time.-Erchgge paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

HoPE.-In the morning of life our hopes are
the very reverses Of our shadow the former
seeming long and bright, as they lure us onward
into fate's unknown and too often dark and per.
ilous vista; indeed, what the great heathens so
beautifully said If the Deity-that "God is truth,
and light in his shadow may be paraphrased
with regard to our earlier years, for youth is
hope, and light is its shadow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

A man with eleven daughters was lately CON-
planning that he found it hard to live.
''You must husband your time" said the 9th.
er, "and then you will do we'll enough"
"a could do much BETTER" was the reply, '.if
could husband my daughters"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14
SONG OF THE SEA ROVER.

pv DR.. JNo. c. M'cABE.
Fill. fill to the brm! the stars grow dim,
And over the quivering sea,
The night.winds leap in their onward sweep =
Fill up, will drink to thee!
Then away with Care, let US dry the tear,
That from Feelings fountain would start;
While Memory's hand with its mystic wand,
S,irs the deadened flowers Of the heart.
Oh! lam not old, but my heart 10 cold
To womans beautiful smile;
And cheeks rich dye, and dreamy eye
Cannot witch me- with their guile
But gil to the brim the stars grow dim,
And the moon woos the rising tide;
I'm away for the sca-farewell TO thee;
My blithe bonnie barque is my bride
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

Tor COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA or PHTfIl s.
L IC, CONSUMPTION, WHOoPING COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases of the
Lungs, this is believed to he the most popular e. eff
cacious Medicine ever known in America for proof OF
which, we would refer TO those who have used it, and
TO the numerous certificates of Physicians and others
attached TO the inside wrapper of each bottle.
DIR. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass. writes that
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief and having consulted with several eminent
physicians, he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam TO have had the desired effect and recommends
it as safe, convenient md eficaclous medicine
DR.. Thomas Brown. of Concord, N. H., writes that
to his knowledge, ii has never disappointed the rca
sonable expectations ofthose who have used IL
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many Commercials limitations which have partial.
ly or wholly assumed the name ofthe genuine article
;Cj'Be assured that ii is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures Of SAMPSON
REED or WM.JON'N CUTLER, are found attached
to yellow label on blue envelope (All labels o
and after the date ofDec. 1889, will have the writer
signature of VIM. Jon'n Cutler.l Prepared b,
REED, WING e. CUTLER, Qate Low & Reed
Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham ST., Boston, ant
sold by Druggists, Apothecaries and country mer.
chants generally. Price so cents.
PECK e. SPEAR, AGENTS.
Burlington, Dec. |, 1912. ".
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AFT REPLY.-An honest son Of Erin, green
from his perigrination, put his head into law.
yer's Office and asked the inmate, "and what do
you sell here'" "Blockheads," replied the
limb of the law. "Och! then to be sure" said
Pat. sit must be good trade; for see that
there's but one left"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

Why 10 the letter s like dinner Because
il comes before tea.
Why 10 a nail strong in wall, like feeble
cid man! Because il is in firm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

Robert Tannehll, Scotch poet, is the author
of pretty little epigram on Woman:
"Nature, impartial in her ends,
When she made men the strongest,
In justice then 10 make amends
Made wonan's tongue the longest"
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INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUE

ENGLAND.
China, you re cracked you've had fall .
We've thrown you down 90, once for ALL
Do take lesson by't
Beware lest, when our will it fits,
We roughly smash you into bits,
And !e0ue you then outright.
CHINA.
We cannot fight; bu, you muet trade,
And all your tea-po,s stand array'd
To spout for us plea.
The fact that in your faces s,ares
Your very alphabet declares
Unjust como after 7.
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0mB lYRRo

From the Richmond Enquirer.
have felt so forcibly the moral sublimity r
he scene of the presentation Of the sword c
Washington and the cane of Franklin, that
ave made All attempt to exhibit that scene il
erse. Isubmit it to your Judgment
THE FERMENTATION.
Say, why, in lengthen'd line
Hath rushd this thronging crowd,
Up TO our Hill Capitolme,
Where flags are waving proud
Is it in this high hall
Some pageant to survey
Or, is some glorious festival
Offreedom held to dayl
II.
Loi every seat f1ld--
Doorway and stairs are block'd--
And, now, that sea Of heads is still'd
Which late with motion rockd
Why gather thus the free
With one consentient will Z
In breahless awe they seem 10 be
Hush'd as IN death, and still
III
! zee an old man RISE
And with q sword in hand;
And, glancng are thousand eyes
Upon that cleaning brand,
This s the sword he cries,
Which made our People Free
No spot, nor stain, upon it lies
Twas yielded but to ye.
This sword, Historians tell,
One hundred years ngo,
Saved Braddock's army, when he fell
Before savage foe.
This is the sword whose shine
Our fathers led, like star;
Il is the sword of Brandywina,
Offrozen Delaware.
"
In Monmouth's sultrv cir,
1t did lite gallant work.
And saw amidst the cannon's glare,
Old Eng and yield at York.
Twas thine, great Washington.
And, in thy valiant hand,
Like stoor9 of God and Gideon,
Sveipt Midion from cur land
vi.
A shou, bursts from the throng
Bot hush we hear again that tongue
Be still warm hearts be still
This staff--to you bring
The staff Of thst lov'd sage,
Who snatch'd the scepfte from King,
And calmd the lightning's rage.
VII.
Omit, our Franklin lean'd,
whom countless thousands bless
The great Philosopher-,he Friend
or Plouehshare and Of Press.
Franklin and Washing,on!!!
What mighty names are here.
Will ye accept pits done, It's DONE
With one tremendous cheer.
VIII.
Where should we place this sword
This staff OF one 40 wise7
4 flaming sword, by Gods high word,
Was placed in Paradise.
II famed there night and day,
To guard, Of Life, the Tree,
&c. let those relics guard Away
Our tree Of Liberty.
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TO FAMILIES 4 INVALTDS.

The following indispensable family rene.
dies may be found Mt the village drug stores
and soon Mt cvefy country store in the state
Remember and never get them unless the,
have the facsimile signature Of