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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-08

Al MIL I'M,
And s.,..,., ....,... u, M -. "" E"o"y
t,..,... ~ ~ '"s ssshanxe Saloon.
A., 49,. r,''''"s rs"''"s opsni"x ~ The our reai,
~, . ~ ~ f-fs Hs'se nun the With Chap of Reveat
~h" attend the t.sse viii has. tb. p,,,,., M x,,,.
'h rpsndAi sssiea m. n.s A,,. An. .,,ss..n A. r.
Iainunr contains about -.ua. l., AZ .o
many OF 'he@ the ''se of hfr.
Opiaiens Of "a, p,,.,
We are rlad that ,he Iade. show :, 49,,
ms nnuae'e piodnencn Of American Ar oslrv bs.s D
Bssf,. Isu.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-08

YNHE COOK advertised few days ago has
- arrived and will be disposed Of to day privately.
RO HILL.
Juf Main NJ.
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MR.. TYLER-IN THE FIELD!

The writer Of the following communication has some mis-
gvings about publication OF his production-and we'll
he might have entertained them IL has from Wash
ingtOn-and the alone exces suspicious Of
purity In the second place, this communication
press from ihe pen Of Of Mr.. Tyers friends speaks
out much palmer against Of the Democratic candidates.
than any piece which has enanaed from either Of their
friends. But waive these and other objections which
press upon minds. We waive the scrupo about
wasting much space IN columns, subject which
be productive Of no benefit II sterile seed thrown
upon the barren rock; for we say fearlessy but with
due respect Mr Tyler can never he selected tho De-
mOcralic candidate by the National Convention He
be- elected the President Of the United States
II idle and out Of the question think Of IL. u IL
doing worso-lt y enabling the parasites who may be
around him, elsewhere, play upon his passions;
to abuse his good nature; offer incense his yppiy;
and 10 prey upon the patronage Of the Government IN
these points oivew, the effort % hold him w an avaiabe
candidate only idle bul mischovons Yet we will
not refuse le following Euoge the II our columns
With all hIs erfors-with his former devotion the Wing
party and the mischics he contributed do Democra.
surcs Of the Extra Sossonwh his Indirect Bank chsuer
elevated by the lever Of the District Of Columba-and with
his Exchoquer schcmesyiih Webster, and Spencer and
Porter, at his heesM Tyler has done the State some SER
vice by his Vetoos. lie has headed the Wings and baaied
their worst proect.We are willing show our acknoyy
edgmeni quoD uot worthy friend Opie used say
by publishing rms nomination. We arc still willing
in which he stands the other can
ddaes and open their eyes the real prospect Of any
cooperation with their friends. We still more anxious
70 define positions Mt Tyler and 10 shut every door
far do IT, TO the hopes Of any support Of his
election by the Democratic party We have nospaee spare
this morning cor the structures which this nomination calls
Butt may be unnecessary this expaale largely up
on the question We have mo- unkind feelings for Mr. Ty
cr-but u Is due oursevesiti " due the county,
Il due himself the IDLE Illusions in which the
wigs around him seeking 10 iantaze ns srdent i'm
aguson We wish Mr.. Tyler 10 do his duty by himself
We wish him his county for the short residue
his ierm without thinking u himself We wh bia' %
into retirement with oil the credit which he command
pal gay BY plain 9eslug By telling him the Fuhi b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-08

FOUNTAIN INN.
LfGHTST, BALTIMORE, (Iafe Belishooper's)
NHlIS wen known and coan'uodious
The mvchug community ~ tc Union has BY
terbers who have completely fefic thoroughly
ani enheiahed throughout Every and
that Intel hoat ~ hey bestowed
voie house and without entering deas ~
hcif various of te comfort N their guests they
IDENTIFY assen that M establishment sufrsss tlcm.
The Propfieiors naccoisncc with pt have
resolved ~ reduce charges from bieh fate and
therefore that sies pcr compensaes sfa
ted contiguous an e steamboat bindings arl The euninaoH
the various rail- roads Affords traveller greater in
duceuenfs than the "FssHfaiu fap"
ns-r~ x Ava ~ Rk !. pooo. yP'Opde'or
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CIGARS,

ENUINE Principe and prime Of 6ne Regsias for sal,
~ at the New Drug Store Main Street. opposite J. A. A
GoodeH by JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
la 4,otk,os,. - u....,.,
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We annex the Enquirer's confessions
THE ENQUIRER AND Mr.. TYLER.
From the Baltimore American.

The Richmond Enquirer which has been for time
past playing game Of fast aud loose with President TY-
ER, has at length assumed position that will leave the
ter no longer in doubt what he has expect in that
quarter In the Enquirer of Tuesday there long
muncation from correspondent in Washington in which
MIR TYLERs Claims upon the Democracy for their support
at the next Presidential election strongly urged Al.
though 70 the great body Of the Whgs-whose affections
sieadasty concentrated upon the STATESMAN
WEST as the Of their choice aud who will rally under
his banner in 1874 enthusiastically they did under
that OF HARRISON IN l5i0-it Is matter Of small
Which OF the numerous candidates the other side may be
finally singled out for the support Democratic psry
theles the wayn which the editor Of the Enquirer has de-
fnedhis position in reference to MI TyLEE 81 safor.
ward that we cannot consent TO withhold his remarks from
on rcadefg
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W AUCTION NOTiCEThe sale II The Ben Tavern Purni
tuis via BE- continued THIS tsATURDAY) Moving NJ ocock
fu
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4 tRUsngD s0GARs-5o 6bls for faie by
~ UAVENpDpT A ALLEN
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JULY DIvIdcnd. Isla

July Dividend, 1919:
VIE President and Directors Of the Farmers virginia
have dcctireda Diviiendof2i per Capital
out Of the profits for the last months subject dedocon
quarter oone cent Sen
per cent clear TO the sockbohierr }. q. BLAIR,
10 G-f2wis f,..t...
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Interest Public Debt
'uNE semi Annual Interest ON thai M H.
II Public Debt registered Office win be ua M ms A., ~
plcation To n nRn,vN ss 10y On ap'
end AuproR's oTrIcr, 9Th July lsia ~ hsn
SoLE LEATHER, good aud damaged
~ Mhddings Bacon, handsome brown
Whisky, hhds, pipes bbs
Shot. Youes brand
Coffee. laguira. Rio nd Angostura
Sugars woolseyis IsoverinRs and Cr.heJ
Patent Candies, Judd's brand
DO do Hull Sons
Salad Oil bottles and TASKS
Wines Madeira, Sicily sherry and Port
Madder and Indigo, for sale by
JUS nAypNpopr. Arm,
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FOUNTAIN I'M

Dressed Heart cypress shingles, &c by . Inch
SlNffTHREE THOUSAND of the above for sale BY
- iuG JANFp WINSTON
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WHEAT FANS.
VIE subscriber Wheat as Of the most
approved factories Can for bargains articles on
q. w. GRErTHR,
u 81 5 doors below
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WEYER'S CAVE

Loaf Sugar.
HALF Boxes Woolsey e. Woolsey's best
Loaf Sugar received schooner Leontne from New
foIk-ior sale by ia s-iW RoYALL MORGAN
SMOKED BEEF q COD FISH,
UST received shcr Ieontne from New York very Mira
a. lot Of Smoked Beef AMI Cod Fish-for sale
ju 6-st RoyAIJ A. uopc.S
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- from \. YotL-tor sale. lus Ct RoyALL a MORGAN.
INOBACCO-Jus opened first rate assort-
- ment % prime smoking and chewing Tobacco Northern
fine cut which will he sold low the Drug st.
opposite J. A. A. Goodies, by JOHN }. CRAWFORD
JUL aTya nd Drtga
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WOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY.
BONES woosey wooey'a double refined Sugar for
- " sale low by q. w. CRETrER,
1851 lelot The R.u
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ALT-lOO sacks anoat, daily expected Manhars factory
~ ihed which Will be sold low for cash @. w. GRETTER
juSIt & door leoyy H. mn
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W. RANDOLPH has for saIc Speeches of John
a. Calhoun from 1871 10 present time
Dietionay-Geogaphiea Statistical and Hisoreat-of I'm,
various Countries places and principal objects in the World
by MCuIoch with large No received price os cts
No Family Library, Williams Life Of Alexander Great IS
Shakespeare, complete, 3 nos IS cts
Part ID Martin ChuEZiewii, by Roz cts
10 Nos. Anisons Europe IS
4 Nos Brond's Encyclopedia, o5 cts
Voice from the Vintage, h.
Of who nj feel by MrsE Ellis IN. L,
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which YOU have wilncscd, ard that unless the a,;i
nouy Of your senses Is utterly "a Sc, " unless large
ruutrr Of intelligent Observers have been sadIcnIy
S led hv nm epidemic and ncihudic insanity, "A nrw
ross oil facts has been developed, and new science
ysrs, which iiunctiously d mnnds the attention ci
ali lovers of truth or friends of man. and which, Il
wen htfor it, bright promise ig realised must origin
7tr a great and happy era in the history OF human
progress.
with high respect, enhanced by the cordially conr-
tesy and prompncss with which you have engogedln
your recent duties, remain
Your humble servant,
JOS. r. BUCHANAN.
Messrs Bryant Forrv and O'Sullivan
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IA

janis '--'''-~-'i 49,
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Gen'lemea-hs you detTe rom me sNo'ch OF me
Drmci'"s OF ',ejrHosE, s'o'"I' w oI'u"l"@ '.'
satensn', hoping mat lis O!e'"y VII! Ho' fe"uel "
obscure; $500. =: h..
IAe word Nen'o''v, as IL 'c'n'cs 10 nun - u"'
another name !pt '''H Sil' SrI,i'Vc VI -
because Inc sHtncS 7I ''' 1'Ilo's ,J al i,f
sluy leHlys aI !e ] ri ,t .eiancc
which we know IS tiie seat Of Ike and the organ OF
/ pbysu'orv. Pathology, Insanity, and whit has
horn called Animal Magnetism, Mental Philosophy
or Phrrno!orv. CrarosJpy, rnysiornomy, EIloa-
ton & c. mr.. partial views Of the hcaoncnn and sys.
tefra,,c laws Of tie human constitution, which con.
s;ui- ,.c science Of Nguolory.
The characteristic feature OF that systo,a Of Ncu-
roloy winch brought before .he public 49, that 1t has
brea established by molns of cautious and decisive
experiments, and may easily b verified by any midi
viilal who has the necessary patience 10 pursue the
/ Investigation If the subject.
The experiments consist in exciting the various
functions Of be nervous substance IN the cra1iin or
the body ny the apH"catnn OF me proper s'hn'i'ns
agents. L'ery article oil 'He ml''Fl m"lira posses
SIS III some i'5m or 10 SONG eNlent, ne power eX-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
MINUTES.
NJ meeting of the gentlemen who ATTENDED Ut
VI lectures of Dr.. Buchanan, n., 1910

No. PARK TLNCL IH1 ''V' IL :,
=, e,,.s Ionoa called the meeting to ORDER ana
NJ o, nn,;norion, Mr.. r. l.. Smith was appointed
on hls mum On motion OF AID. WIN. d. Murphy
G CHAIR lawson was chosen secro,ary -
James Lines from the committee appointed at pToyi,
GUS s meeting offered the following resolutions winch
o ."ere adoned unanimously g. ,o o,.ss ATTENDING
The ,G co" Of medical lectures of Dr. B1ehanaa
the CONF re91nons expressive Of the sentiments
&c rsoSy ys 'S r'" 30 the ou
2esoyed.a ,h hnt experiments of DR., Buchanan yli
asobseryfa '' for the purpose of SATISFYING onrselye
g.eAaitentoni ~, ,,b Of his doctrines, and Their I'M
Oh " genG "a. cause of science and humanity
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so NJ IRIS NJ I TIN Y.

purpose of investigating the facts relating to
this exciting case, assembled on board the
North Carolina, lying a, New York, on the
2Sth ulo. The first and second days were
principally taken M in the organization and
drrangemcnts--al of which we
omit, and commence with Capt. Mackenzic's
account of the case, as officially reported.
We copy from tho Tribune.
TIACElETZEE's NAcEsAT1FE.
"The Judge Advocate proceeded to read
it, which he did in low tone Of voice aud
with great rapidly. As the Cour, decline TO
allow either tins or any other official docu-
mcnt to be copied for the press, We cannot
only present sketch Of it, from such notes
as we could take under the unlavorablo cir
cumstances already mentioned. The mar
ratiyc was substantially as follows"
L. s. BalG SoMrRs, NEw-YoRK,
Dee. H. i-i2.
Since my arrival at this port have been dluscnt-
" engaged IN preparing tor the Department at WASH
ins;On full and detailed narrative OF al the ciiul'
stances connected with the lhutdy on UoaTo INC u
=. - 80 T..,' 49,, ..,,.,,,,,l,, ,o,,-,,,,,,.I IS.
nc'i pax "',''t J' ~ f,. have h,cn lcrctd
~ m IRE, ,',.,,i,n, am, TO r,.niine myself
- '.''', I ' M ,,,,,i ,ccurrrncc. Al.
.,,.'i,ny :" i I,s at MIA IN IN Oe,olcrI pro.
.roft. ncset,.tis T., ,,I,,st c,r.r-I', and Porto
pr,Y.o-Ihcuce went To Liberia txiccnng 10 find
theU 5 s.oop-of yyar Nand.l.a But on arriving
hcrc learned that She had sl..pd on thr6ih Of Dc.
oh,r Tor the Uu.,ti States a. understood. The do--
patches with w!alh was entrusted fJi her beng
thus rendered Of M use were let VIII the L. >.
AGENT, whose receipt for them ia curl I'D. On the
II of November s1.ed loT the Cultld states va -.
Thomas, where Thought it necessary take in sap
plv oi bread water and other r,.rcsAwoiS. On Sat
ur!ay, the 18th of November, Llout G1ns-yoctt
camciuto Ia, cabin and Informed me t.at he had
learned g.om Al,Ishipuan Wa. that conspiracy cX-
s!cd On board the sipt1 capture the ossrl, to uGr
DIR the Captain BRING over as naay Of the crew ms
possible riGIi.r the rest and convert de vessel INTO
a pirate; aud taat Aulshpmrn icHgtr was n the
head Of the conspiracy. This li..L q, SAID, had
bcca told - him by Mdshpuan W al's, whose mar
ration vas as follows:
On the night Of the 18Th Of November, between
md o'coc, IN Intervening Wales sad nc was arous-
cd by Spencer who asked MM 100 20 anon the uouris
as lac had something to s1y TO Inn. lie got M and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
I apcc'l17Iy Yln 0'oI770t s0fN0nIs.
Lieut.. GANsEyooET, and Ulhcsr.

Com, Mackenzie
LAT once coucurrad in the justice Of this opjn-
on, and made preparations 10 carry the recon-
mnnda,inn into clhct Two other consn' ra'ors
we're almost as guilty as the three singled on,
for execution: ihey could BE- kept confined
without extreme danger to the Ultimate safety
Of the vessel The three chief muiinoers
were the orly ones capable of navigating and
sailing the vessel: by their renewal, all motive
t, ca. tura the vessel and carry out the original
design would be at once taken away. Their
lives were Justly forfeited and the Interests OF
the country, The safety oi the sea, and the honor
of the flag required the sacrifice. In The Rcces-
sity Of my position Hound my lap: and IN iha
necessity I trust for uStiG,aiion thought i
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-21

VIRGINIA, TO wIr:-At a County Court of
Augusta, held at the Court House of said
county, on Monday the 9th day of Nov. 1913 ::
Harrison ii. Teaford, plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Teatord, Jacob S. Teaford, Adam ]. Tea
ford, David Teaford, Elijah Teaford, Jacob G.
Palmer and Sarah his wife, Ira Swatsley and
Margaret his wife, John w. Brown and Jane
his wife, Eliza Ann Teaford, William Gillet.
John II. Giilett, Ann Eliza Gillett, and George
L. Gillett, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THIS day came the plaintiff, by his attorney
and MED his bill against the defendants and on
notion Jefferson Kinney is appointed guardian
ad litem tor the infant defendants John II. Gill
lett, Ann Eliza Gillett, and George II. Gilet.
And the defendants George Teaford, Jacob :
Ieaiord, Adam J. Teaford, David Tealord, and
william Gillett, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il an.
pearlng by satisfactory evidence that thew are not
Inhabitants OF this country 1t is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the first dav OF
'ne next February term and answer the bill of the
P'aiht'h and tina! copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted In some newspaper published in the
town oil Staunton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Court uouSe
OF this county. copy. Teste,
JACOB X. STRIBLING, ID. G..
Dec. 7, 1913.
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Augusta County Court Clerks Office to wi, {:
James Campbell,
To
John ID: Campbell, James NJ. Campbell, and Ro-
bert Is. Campbell.
Deed dated the 18th day of March in the wear
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ibir-
nve' conveying the following property, to wit:
AN the right, title, claim, interest and demand
ooth'a at law and in equity, of him the said James
campbell, into or out of the following real. mixed
aho personal property, viz: One tract of Land,
containing about one hundred and SEVENTY acres
lying on Naked Creek, in The said county Of An.
gusla, being the same which the said James
SahPoell now lives; also, an entry of about Sc
ven acres, lying between the aforesaid tract and
The lands OF the late George Ayior, deed: also.
one o.hef undivided tract, containing two hundred
and sixty eight acres, in said county. heinz tho
same that Hugh Donaghe, decd, beouea,bed TO
John Donaghe, decd; also, one other entry adj
joining lie last aforesaid tract, estimated to con-
yam ABOUT tWenty-seven acres; also, one other
ract' lying In Bath county, in the said State, con-
tanning three hundred and fifty acres, ADJOINING
the lands of Thomas Pulin, Samuel Pullin and
Elizabeth PuIln; also, one other tract con,ainimn
one hundred and forty-eght acres, except SO
rnuch as has been heretofore convened by The
saio James Campbell to a certain William Stuart.
ADJOINING the last mentioned tract and the lands
on winch the said William Stuart now lives; also.
Tour male slaves, namely: Peter, Ben. Armistead
Ii 80 io"t 'e'hdie SidVeS, named Sally the
elder, Agnes, Sally the younger, and Jane; five
mead OF horses, five head of Cattle ten head of
Hogs, two Clocks, four Bedsteads, Beds and
FURNITURE, one dozen Chairs, one Safe, one BIZ
[eau, Two Tables, one Wagon, and all the horse
Gears, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
urni'ure; and every species of property, real,
T In ana personal, now belonging TO the said
James Campbell.
-, Gan EXtract.)
Teste,
Dec. 81.
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BooKsi BooKS!!
ia0IDlNla1p 0MMy ANY,

as just received from Philadelphia a small
lot OF School and Miscellaneous BOOKS,
which he offers for sale, at the Store Of Messrs.
ID. Crawford Il Co., on very reasonable terms fol-
cash, among watch are the following: Mitchell's
School Geography and Atlas, Mitchelrs Primary
Geography. Mitchell's Geographical Reader,
Mi'chelrs Outline Maps, Nitchell's Key to the
study Of Maps, Turner'S Chemistry. Fros,'s His
tory Of the United States, Pcot's LIST Lessons in
French, Picot's French Students Assistant, Roots
Penmanship, Presbyterian Psalms and HYMNS,
new edition, Dicks Works, D'Aubigne's History
OF the Reformation, McCauley's Miscellanes,
Stephens, Miscellan'es, Sparks Life of WASH
ing.on, Aiiison's History Of Europe, American
Almanac for 1914, u. States Almanac for 1914.
Uncle Ben's Almanac for 1914, Ned Myers, Wy
andotie, Mysteries Of Paris, Gerolstein, Life and
Speeches of II. Clay, in vols, Sargent's Life
of Clay, Junius' Tracts, &c. &c.
Staunton, Dec. l4-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-21

HAVING engaged for this establishment. from
and alter the LIST day of January next, the
services OF MIR. Lewis G. Thomas. a gentleman
whose character and qualifications entite him to
The confidence of the public, we expect to be able
promptly to execute all orders with which we NAV
DE favored, In manner and on terms satisfactory
voc, 70 our customers; Particular care will be- taken
that articles ordered shall be ready for delivery
according to appointment. Paying the cash for
material we shall expect 10 dispose of our work
on me same terms The sole object of the estab-
Iishment being to qualify the Deaf and Dumb, a
class SO well entitled to the sympathies of their
more fortunate fellow creatures to obtain for them
selves decent livelihood, it is hoped that this
circumstance will have its due weight in inducing
a generous public TO afford it encouragement-not
by giving enhanced prices for its work, (this is
not expec'ed) but by giving it employment at the
the undersigned. If given through the mail, the
postage should be paid.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE, Steward
c. Va. lnstn. ID. g. ID. e. b.
StauDtOn, Dec 1912
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SIS. '2' Ony Miis
order, &c. W I'"'i'y'
Corn-45 cents.
Meal-55 60 cents
Oats-25 a 30 cents, from vessels and Demo,
Plaster-Lump, 50 s71 at wharf on Ras;n
Lime-Sf al 12J.
i 80. ~ oie' ~ d
lron-Tredegar, 500; Swedes. % so. cor,
try, 70; Pig, 25 %. ~ 0ouh-
Nails ii cents
/. Shad--S6 SO. '''ioi NO
Butter-Firkin, 6 10 cents; fresh roll IN =
Is cents. ''' 'o''' ~ d
Sugar-New Orleans, 81 8; Porto Rico : 81
8 rs; st. Croix, rs a 8. '''0' "
Tea--60 loo cents. ''' Gus
Moi as 81 Orleans, 80 80 cents; Porto
9, dull. 0''eu' D 20
Bocf-si 5oa so. Muttop-o 5oaaso
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PUBLIC SALE

virtue of decree rendered in the Circuit
superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
i ~; i county, in cause therein depending,
IN Wh'ch y. ID. Poe and wife are plaintiffs, and
aoraham HuIoy and others are defendants, on
me io't, day Of November. 1913, and for the pur
poseS therein directed, will sell at public auc-
on, Oh The premises, on the 2Oth day of January
ne.a. one certain tract Of land situated in the
JJoO W1, OF augusta, and adjoining the lands of
o,tI 'oru' Peter Sheets, Daniel Slower, and
others, on credit of 6, IL and ia months ,ha
purchaser giving bonds with good securitv' the
t,''e retained as ultimate security until payment
10 "ade' Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock.
Doc o, ,o,, U. ID. POE, Comm'r.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-21

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
James River and kanawha Company was organ
iZed on tuesday night-General Cooke in the
Chalr. The President of the Company, (Mr.
CaSeli,) read long report upon the situation of
us analTs, which we had no opportunity of hear
ing; We understand, it made no proposition to
apply 70 ,he Legislature for assistance. A Sc
lect committee was appointed, to consider its
cohdi'ion, and to report, whether il would be pro-
per 70 apply to the Legislature for aid in complet
ing me mountain section of the Canal from
Lynchhnrg to the North river. This section is
IN deplofabe condition. The old Canal has
been removed, to make way for new and inn
proved one-which is entirely ncomplete-and
tnas the people Of the surrounding country are
entirely cut off from every facility of brinoing
their produce to Market down the James River'
ne amount necessary to complete that essential
INK IN the navigation, ESQ strongly recommended
IN tie Governors Message,) is estimated at about
$4,000 The meeting was adjourned iii d.
evening" to receive The repor, of the committee.
Rich. Eng.
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy ,

Notice to the Creditors of the following named
bankrupts 10 prove their debts before me a, NV
Office in Bath, on the several days named, when
and where The said bankrupts are required TO at
tend.
Debts VS. James G Higgins, on the Goth and 3Oth
of December inst
Debts VS. John p Gardner on the e9lb and 2o,b
of December instant
Debts VS. George Miller, on the Goth and 3Oth of
December instant.
Debts VS. John Ash, on the 29lh and 3Oth of De.
cember instant.
Debts VS. Joseph Bechtol, on the eo,h and 3O,b IF
December instant
Debts VS. John Householder, on the Goth and 3O,h
of December inst.
JOS. w. BROWN, Com'r