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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-04-18
ALElAM AGMlA LAND
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber having located himself in
Scottsville, wishes TO sell, and will offer at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses. on the 9Th day of May next, that well
known and desirable tract of land called Plain
Dealing" whereon he has heretofore resided, and
on the old Road leading from Stanton, TO Scots
vile, and is five miles from the latter place.
In point of localion-its nearness TO market
and the healihlulness of the situaiion--ths farm
possesses advantages surpassed by none and E.
qualled by but few tracts in this County. There
are on the farm superior frame dwelling house,
an excellent barn, and all other necessary out
buildings. But further description is deemed
unnecessary, as any wishing to purchase will call
and examine and Judge for themselves, and to all
such, my friend Doctor Walker, who is residing
on the premises, will show them all its advan.
tages.
There are in this tract Of land 1918 acres, a
large part of which is finely iin,bered.
Terms made known the day of sale-and
they shall be accommodating.
ROBT, DYER.
April 4, lSI4--tds
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~ OBERT COWAN offers for sale. cheap for
= cash, the following Books and Stationary
Allson's History of Europe, Dicks Works, Life
and Speeches OF Henry Clay, Macauley's Mis-.
cel!anies, Tales of Every Day Life in Sweden,
by f. Bremen. Junkn on the Prophecies, Hop.
kins on the British Reformation, Whately's Er-
rors of Romanism. The Kingdom of Christ deli
heated 10y Whaiely, The GypSes of Spain, Lives
of the Queens of England, the Bible in Spain,
Family Bibles, Common Prayer Book, Presbyte-
rlan Psalms and Hymns at reduced prcrs, Cur
ley's Mission to England, Miss Leslie's Com
plete Cookery, Virginia Housewife, Charles o.
Malley, cheap edition, The w orks Of Charlotte
Elizabeth, Anthon's series of Classical Works,
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, Ruddiman's Latin
Grammar, Adams Latin Grammar, Levizac's
French Grammar. Meadows French and English
Dictionary, Pico!'s First Lessons in French, Pr
cots French Students Assistant, Frosts United
States, Colburn's Intellectual Arithmetic, Col
burns Sequel. Jones' Chemistry. Jones' Philoso-
ply. Comstock's Chemistry, Guys Astronomy
and Keith on the Globes, Mitchelis School Geo
graphy and Atlas, Primary Geography, Atlas Of
Outline Maps and Key TO the Study Of Maps,
Pixies Arithmetic, Murray's Grammar, Kirk
hams Grammar, Davies Algebra, Walkers Die
tionary, Cobb's Dictionary, Webster's Spelling
Book, Cobb's Spelling Book, United States
Reader, New York Reader. Emerson's Reader,
Life of Marion, Life of Washington. &c. &c.
Writing Paper, Quilts. Ink, Ink Powder, Black
Sand, sealing Wax, Waters, Glass Seals, Lead
Pencils, States, slate Pencils, silver Pencil Ca.
ses, Ever Points, Portfolios, &c. &c. Ken
dal's Life of Jackson.
April A. lSl1-1t
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TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGAR
S r O R K:

~
'TNHE subscribers have commenced the manu-
L factory of Segars and Snuff, at the Store
lately occupied by Benz. Crawford g. Co. in
Staunton, Va, where they intend to carry on the
business. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
They will always keep on hand large stock
of Segars, Manufactured Tobacco, and Snuffs.
Also the usual variety of Articles kept in To-
bacconlst Establishment. Merchants are invited
to give us call, as are determined to sell on
liberal terms. Orders from a distance promptly
attended to. e.. Il. COCHRAN IL Co
March 7, 1914.
GH Lewisburg Wing and Lexington Gazette
insert three times.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Anri, 10.

CATTLE.-Beef Cattle have come in pretty
freely during the week, and sales have been ge-
morally effected without difficulty at about pre-
ylous rates. On Monday there were 200 head of
iered and ITO sold at the Scales prices ranging
from Sl,75 to $50 per 100 lbs. on the hoor as in
quaiity. On Thursday the offerings embraced
200 head, so of which were driven North and
i4O sold 10 butchers. We quote she extremes of
prices paid on Thursday at 1925 800 per 100
Jos. on the hoot, according to quality, which is
equal to"d50 5,75 net. The sales we're princi.
PaiIy, however, at prices within these extremes
There are now only about 80 head in market I'M
Sold
Howard STREET FLoUR.-There has been yery
little demand for Howard Street Flour for ship
ment this week, and the transactions have there
lore been small. Sales of several hundred bar
Tels o. good mixed brands were made from store
on Saturday last at S4,6O. The price has ruled
ever since at 1929 with snail transactions only,
and we quote the same rate to-day. The last Sc t.
Elements Tor receipts by Were at so.
we note sale of 400 bills. superiine Pstapsco
Flour at 4,75.--4merican
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&OVACE.
Office Of The Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road CompanN,

EBERSONS intending to visit Baltimore TO at
tend the several Conventions of the LIST. end
and 9th May, are respectfully informed, that the
fare on this road will be reduced one-haif from
Winchester, and on all points the road TO Har-
Per's Ferry, for going and returning. In all such
cases return tickets must be taken--and It is re-
quested, when convenient, that passengers would
obtain their Tickets the day previous. On such
Tickets passengers may return at their pleasure.
The same arrangement is made for delegates to
the Presbyiefes to be held at Shepherdslow n and
taTpers Ferry on the 18th inst, as also the meet
ing OF the Odd Fellows, at Shepherdstown on the
9th inst. j. GEO. HEST. Act
April IS, 1914
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FIsHERsyrLLr. Anril 10th. l

IiohERSfiLLEs ApTli lUtn, 1914.
MIR. Edtor,-In your paper of the lflh March
appeared call, signed ''Many Voters of Fish
ersvllle," on II. w. McCue, to announce himself
a candidate to represent the county of Augusta in
the next Legislature of Virginia in your paper
OF the 2lst March there appeared an answer to
SAID call, signed i. w. McCue, in which was
personally Gas j thoughL alluded TO, and NV
mouse as a house o.! public entertainment. AS /
was not one of Many Voters,' which thought
Mr.. McCue should have known, unless he was
ignorant OF the means of ascertanng believed
ut due TO myself to call on Mr.. McC1e for an ey.
PLANTATION, which did at the March Court, when
ne, to my astonishmeni denied being the author
OIL said answer, and said that it was written with
out his knowledge, and that it did not meet his
appreciation, and seemed to regret the Injustice
aone me- and Infatuated that he would correct 1t
IN the same public way that it had been DONE
Satished for the time with the denial SO far as
Mr.. lcCue was concerned, | nave waited thus
long Tor that denial to be made public, and as il
mas not been made, take it for granted that he
now in'ends me to consider him the author. But
oy what Influence Mr.. McCue has been induced
thus to act am at loss to understand
III he was really the author. and only denied
through lear OF that chastisement which such con-
duct merits, pity him; but if he was not the au-
'hor, anu now only assumes to be such to shield
some other person, who is too dastardly 10 avow
the authorship, he has my contempt In either
case, II only shows 10 what 'debasement the hu-
man character can sink, when not regulated by a
I proper mind and correct principles. If Mr. Nc
Cue has been Injured insnlted, WHY let him
seek redress from those who were the authors OF
such injury or insult, and let him not seek to in
Jure one who had neither part nor LOT in the mat.
ter. In making call upon to become a
candidate for the county, should always aim to
select one distinguished either for intelligence,
wisdom, political knowledge, for his influence ;
therefore, could never call on II. w. McCue.
MIR. McCue speaks of Many Voters "shelterino
themselves under the liberties of the press, 10
crafty personal feeling" This, think, can be
hurled back upon him with redoubled force, as it
must be evident to every that he uses the
means to crafty feelings of personal character
against one, to whose face he has always profess
ed friendship. but who is now satisfied it had no
reality, and was only assumed for some sinister
motive.
AS to the character Of my house as house of
pubic entertainment, it does not become me to
speak OF This. l leave the public to Judge, be-
sewing that 1t will not be influenced by such mo-
Siyes as +. w. McCue
SAMfL b. BROWN.
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YOUNG WINGS OF AUGUSTA.

You have not yet appointed delegates to tho
Young Mems Convention Of Ratification which
meets in Baltimore on TIE end Of May. Do you
intend to be represented in tina, glorious congre-
CATION Of the Wing spirit of the Land1 Ifso, il
is high time you should act. Another opportuni-
~ is still afforded you for general conference on
the subject at the County Court, which meets on
Monday next, when it is hoped you will testify
your zeal in the good cause by full attend
ance and efficient action.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

M RS. MORRIS respectfully informs the pu,.
" lie that she will carry on the MANrtJA.
MAKING in all it's various branches, a, the
house Of Mr.. Benz. Morris, next door to the resi-.
dence OF II. Jno Crawford. where persons dis.
posed to patronise her may be assured of having
their work done neatly and fashionably.
April lS, lSi4.-3t
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NIAN1EJ NuN NCSHMe,o

NJ RS. LEE tenders her thanks to the Ladies
AZ OF Stanton and vicinity Tor the liberal en-
enlargement she has received since she com.
menced business in this place. and informs them
that she has taken rooms in the house occupied
by Mr.. Cease. nearly opposite the Episcopal
Enurch; where she Is prepared to execute all or.
ders i'm her line i'm the nea,est and mos, Csh;ona.
bile style, and at prices that cannot fail to please
The latest fashions expected in few days.
Staunton, April IL, 1874
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Ill f NJ a r | A III A G. A D f NJ Y {.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

'HNHE undersigned will commence the summer
session Of his school in this Academy, on
Monday the Goth of April. In said school the
following branches will he taught on the terms
annexed, viz: spelling and reading, at the rate of
80 per session of five months these, together
with Writing and Arithmetic, 81; the same with
Geography and English Grammar. So History,
Composition, Rhetoric. Natural Philosophy, Ma
lural History and Botany. Sill.
The Mathematics and the Latin and Greek
Languages, $l3 per session of five months but
the next session will include term Of not less
than six months, and charges will be made in
proportion. according to the above terms.
III is exceedingly desirable that all who intend
entering the school should do so at the commence
'bent OF the session, that they may be regularly
ctassed and advanced together; and also that
they should be as regular in their attendance as
possible; this Is as necessary for the improve
men OF the pupils as for the prosperity Of the in
stltution.
| Those who enter after the commencement of
the session, will be charged from the time of en-.
trance TIL the close of the term; no deduction
will he made for lost time except in cases of pro-
racted sickness,
! Female as we'll as male pupils will be received
nto the Academy, and the undersigned will be
| assisted in giving instruction by Mrs. Campbell.
Boarding can be had in respectable families I'm
the neghbOfhood al from six TO seven dollars per
month.
| This Academy is peculiarly well situated for a
classical school the buildings are good and con.
veDent the neighborhood moral. the situation
pleasant, healthy and retired, and the price OF
! board and tuition low.
w. G. CAMPBELL, Principal.
April 4, 1s41---3t
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~ o NJ O u 6
"A Y auab\e Vract OF Lana'
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
IN pursuance of authority vested in me by a
power OF Attorney from the owners, | offer for
sale the tract of Land lying on Kerr's Creek, on
which John Alexander now lives, adjoining The
lands of William Morrison and others, containing
213 ACRES.
Most of this tract is of excellent quality. Ii is
what is called mulatto land, is well watered, and
numbered. There are three dwelling houses on
,he premises and out houses, &c. &c. This tract
lies about six miles from Lexington, in a good
nelgh6orhood, convenient 10 mills nd.to naviga-
ton, and has on il good seat for mill or saw
MILL wish 10 sell the above tract privately if |
can, but II not sold privately before the 22d of
August 1874, will offer il for sale on that dav
on the premises, at public auction. part of the
purchase money will be required in hand. and a
liberal credit will be given for the residue. Per-
sons disposed to purchase requested TO view
the land and call at my Office in Lexington.
:. Med. MOORE.
Lexington, Va, April 1S, IS44.--4t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

MsslH1Srs The first Quarterly Meeting Of the
N.Y. Methodist +. Church, for the Augusta
Circuit, will be held at Mt. Sidney, next Satur.
day and Sunday, the Goth and 2lst inst. The
official members are requested to be punctual in
their attendance.
n. ]. b. MORGAN.
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l. U G. u S @. S nj / Il Fl
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

III AS located himselfin Siannton, and will at
~ tend regularly the Superior and County
Courts of Augusta and Rockingham. His office
is in the Stone building formerly the residence or
the late John Wayt. esq. and now attached to the
Washington Tavern.
Stanton. Nov, Q. lS13-tf
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81 O II i @ ID o

'ENHE Partnership heretofore existing between
u the subscribers in the SadGlfnr business is
this day dissolved. Those having claims against
The firm will please present them, and those in
debed are earnestly requested TO make Immediate
payment. DANIEL PICKRING,
CHAS. ~. BALL.
Stanton, April /, 1S1i.--3t
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~ The Democratic Association announce that
John Letcher, of Rockbridge, will address the
people of Augusta on the first day Of the Federal
Court.-CoN
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U n D L RTAKIN NC.

To this branch of the business the subscribe
will give his personal attention. He will have il
a few days new Hearse, which will always b.
ready when required A. ID. e.
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o B 7 II VA RY.

DIED, on "Wednesday last, at Charlottesville. Col
JomN Fry for many years keeper Of the Warm Springs
in Bath.
DIED, in Richmond, the 18th inst. WALTER r,
infant son OF Thomas and Elizabeth Adams.
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4 WILL sell Lewis Extra Lead in kegs of 25
lbs. each at 90 90
No. Lead, Lewis brand, o75
Brooklyn Lead, No. l., 25
have though, proper to quote the above prices,
believing that my prices for Lead have been Ell
ther ignorantly OF designedly misrepresented.
have now my stock nearly complete and will
sell as low as any other establishment on this
side the Ridge, (perhaps Winchester excepted. }
10 the Physicians OF our county and the neigh
boring counties, will say that ii they will deal
with me as they do in Richmond or at the North,
that is make good bill and pay the cash, will
engage to give them satisfaction in prices.
In addition to many other articles, have Just
received Gale. Magnesia, Carb of Iron, (F.ench, J
Prus. Potash, Salad Oil, Bakers Cocoa, Copal
Varnish, from to S5 per gallon, LoriIard's Mac.
Snuff, Scotch Snuff, &c.
April III, 1914. Z. BERKELEY.
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IA = S H. J y r Ell,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FORWARDING AGENT
BASIN BANK,

BASIN BANK,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING established himself permanently as
agent for the sale of Flour. Wheat, and every
description OF country produce, respectfully makes
tender Of his services to the Farmers, Dealers
and Millers in the Valley of Virginia. He
pledges himself to use every effort to advance the
interests of his patrons--and intending to do &c
ciusireiy Commission business, his undivided at
tenton will be given to all business entrusted to
his management.
He respectfully suggests TO those disposed to
send him produce passing through Scottsville, to
direct their consignmcnts to Mr.. b. f. Frye, ,cho
tcU receive and for,oard them free IF charge to tie
0tcner.
Liberal cash advances will be made when re-
quested, on produce actually in hand.
J. III. ].
Richmond, March %, 1913.
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
p Z 4 u o So
PROBABLY THE LARGEST IN ANY ONE ESTABLISH.
MENT NORTH OR SooTH

4 n purchasing costly an article as Piano
Forte, would it not be well TO order il from
one who has been engaged in the business some
or years. has sold, upon trial, to different per-
sons in Virginia and North Caroiira near four
hundred Instruments. without selling bad one,
and who offers to take all the responsibility of
selecting tor you' and to grant yon the privilege
ii not be well to order direct from from the seller
himself in place of depending upon an agent,
particularly if that agent is to select, for YOU
thereby lessen the responsibility of the seller,
whereas, if you leave him to himself he is with
out excuse.
Prices vary from $3.50 to GOO. Il.
f.. p. NASH,
Bookseller and dealer in Piano Fortes,
:, 90. Petersburg, Va,
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NTO7D5InT5o

NONIOISo
a LID persons indebted to the late firm Of 0win
-, Brown, or the subscriber individually.
%no wish TO save cost, are requested to liquidate
i s dues Immediately, as he has determined 10
i ho ,ne county, and longer indulgence cannot
"0 iS'Yen' DAVID S. GWIN.
of'ogewatcr Va, April Is, 1915
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BLAIR & BRocKENBRoUGH,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
RICHMOND, VA.
OFFER their services to the public, for the
~ transactng of General Commission and
Grocery Business. Their Office and Warehouse
is Immediately on the Basin Bank. Their stock
of Groceries is good, and shall always be sold low
for cash, or on The usual credit to those who pay
promptly. From the experience of their senior
and the exertions of both, they hope to give sat-
lsfaction TO all who may Patronise them, and they
solicit share of public patronage.
II. II. BLAIR,
J.W. BROCKENBROUGH.
Richmond. April A, lS14--tf
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N FEW
Furniture Establishment,
STAIyNTON VA

I>HE subscriber having taken the house one
door below the Post Office, intends conduct.
ing the Cabine, business in all its various branch
es. He will endeavor to keep on hand at all
times good assortment Of Furniture, Of the
newest and mos. fashionable patterns, varying in
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~ The Workingmen's Literary Association
W. OF Stanton will meet al the Court-bouse
on Monday evening next, at o'clock-when a
Lecture will certainly be delivered, and set of
Bye-Laws proposed. full meeting is earnestly
desired. A. re
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Pier and other Tables according to quality and
workmanship.
az All kinds Of Mahogany, Cherry, Walnut
and Pine work made on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing any thing in the Furniture
way will please call and leave their orders. ii
the work, when done, does not suit in every par
tcular, will not expect it to be taken.
AUGUSTINE ID. NDLER.
Staunton, April II, 1914.
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DISCOURSE on Presbyterian polity and Church
government, will be delivered in the PRESBYTERIAN
EnufGn, Oh Friday night the 26th inst, by the
April l8, 1S14--s.
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Disso\ution Of Copavtnership.

VIE coparInershp heretofore existing between
GWlN BROWN, having been dissolved
oy mutual consent, the business of the late firm
viii be settled by ID. S. Gwin.
DAVID S. GWIN,
ALLEN w. BROWN.
Bridgewater, Va, April Is, lS44-3t
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LOOK An 1slstits 3

a meeting of the President and Directors
-, OF the Warm Springs and Harrsonburg
turnpike Road Company, held at BridgewateI
en- en- the 9Th April, 1S44-It was ordered tina, the
treasurer collect from the Stockholders per
zen. OF tne capital stock OF said Company, to
enable the Company to rebuild the BRIDGES over
Ine oow-pasture and North Rivers on said road,
By order of the Board
M. HARVEY EFFlNGER,
G.. w. S. g. II. 7. r. Co.
April Is. 1s1d.--4t
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~. IHERE will be public discussion by the
flshersvIile Debating Society, on the Tariff Dues
non, on the LIST Friday in May, commencing at
~ ociock--to which the public are invited.
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BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER

BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER
OFFER for sale amongst other articles
90 hhds Rico and N o Sugar, new crop.
so bbls n O Molasscs,
200 bags Coffee, Rio, Laguyra, Java and
Mocha.
20 boxes double refined Loaf Sugar.
$50 boxes superior Sperm Candles.
100 I" Talow Lard, and Stearic Candles.
100 bbls No Cut Herrings.
900 kegs Nails. assorted sizes.
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt.
Cotton Yarns, Leather, Cheese, Soap &c.
Richmond March 7---2m.
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\ WILL expose to public sale on Friday the
26ih of the present month, on the premises.
The Grain in the ground belonging 20 the estate of
James Scott, decd. Terms at sale
JOHN A. DAVIDSON, Ex'or.
April IL, 1874.
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East Tennessee, at lowest rates 81 charges,
They have a most commodiQus Warehouse.
calculated to store large quantity Of Goods, and
best facilities for Unloading Cars, and Loading
Wagons. Though not engaged i'm WagoniDg
themselves, have found no difficulty in Forward.
ing any quantity Of Goods with dispatch, at low
est rates of carriage. ,,
Transportation not required in advance upon
goods. to the care of the above House. either
from Philadelphia, New. York or Boston. ~.
Refer to. RI. M. Brent. Esq. Cashier Of tile
Valley Bank, Winchester, Va; john b. Breck:
enridge, Staunton; ]. Landstreet g. Son, Bati-
more. 81.
Winchester. Nov. 16, lSd3-6m
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FRESH SUPPLY.
Spring anu Summer Goods.

rUNHE subscriber has Just received his Spring
supply of Goods, to which he invites the at
tention of his friends and the public generally.
lie deems 1t unnecessary to rnunorate articles
or prices ;-sufice II to say, that his stock com
Prises very general assortment of Goods. "a
mong which are many beautiful articles. of the
newest styles, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear.
A. nj. MOSBY.
Stanton, April Is, 1s4i-tf.
N. B.-I have on hand, supply of ready
made SUMMER CLOTHING. Also, fine
assortment of HATS and SHOES
A. M. MOSBY.
April Is, 1914.