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BLACK VARNISH.

For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Backs and
lambs, and all other iron utensils used about fire
places, which require to be kept neat and clean.
This Varnish IS laid on with paint brush, and
dries very soon one or two coats will be sufficient
to give handsome black gloss, ii IL very durable
and will stand considerable heat. Full directions
accomoany every article. For sale at the Drug
Store, High Street, 4 doors below Middle
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent,
(Mcmber of the Philadelphia college Of
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GARD. s. A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
~ Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk Are
now prepared to contract for executing any kind Of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, and Machinery in general
Orders left at C. s. G.. Reid's, No. ., Ncwton's
Wharf, or Mr. John Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly at
tcndcd TO. May l2-6m.
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HAMPHINE.--Cal at SPALDING'S and buy
" your CAMPHlNE, If you wish to get good
article it is manufactured here and vgavs fresh
which is much better than the Canphinc that comes
from New York as that is stall before it gets here
and by buying Camphine from bin you are sure to
get a good article and ~ the same time encourage
Home Manufacture March IL
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METROPOLITAN VENETIAN BLIND
I'VE FACTORY, Washington, d. C. The citi-
zens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the surrounding
country can be supplied at the shortest notice with
the most beautiful and fas hionabIe Inside VENE-
TIAN BLINDS, of all coiors and Sizes suitable for
Public and Private Edifces, that can be manu-
featured
ALSO,
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, Of different pat
terms. and all prices; and choice selection of
FANCY BLINDS, Linen and Common GU RTAINS
and every thing pertaining TO screening Windows
The regular trips Of the Osceola, Capt MITCHELL
between Washington and Norfolk, will facilitate
him in filling orders for that section of Virginia
IL VIII cost but five cents postage send up yo
directions and measurement, and the return boat
will carry you the most useful and ornamental ar
ucle OF Venitian Blinds that you have ever seen.
Address orders to
WILLIAM NOEL,
Sign of the Mapin moth Bind
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
July 20 Washington Civ
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DON'T COMPLAIN Any MORE.-Choico
~ SHAVING CREAM. IF you wish to OBJ ain a
fine and rich emollicnt lathcr, without which no
one can shave with comfort, try &c HENRYSS CHI
NESE SHAVING CREAM" prepared by A. B. h
ID. Sands & Co., New York.
shaving that makes the skin smooth, and the
beard soft, is extremely valuable to those with ten
der faces. Henrys Chinese Shaving Cream nos
sesses double quality It not only softens the
beard, but heals all cuts and eradicatcs those little
pimple5 which rcndcr shaving so unpleasant to
some. Its cmolieut powers cannot be too hiohIv
praised. IL gives pleasant feeling to the skin AZ
ter the razor has done its duty and leaves il smooth
and free irom bleInsh. better compound ,Vaa
never invented or offered for sale. For sale at tho
Drug store, High st., 4 doors below Middle
Jolly IL CHAS. II. HEINITSH Agent
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II have just received a few kegs of GLADE'S BUT
IL TER, for sale, very good md cheap
STEPHEN JAMES,
Aug IL West side Market Square
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w III. III. HODGES g. CO., Wholesale and
w. Retail Dealers in Books, Stationery and
Fancy Goods, Crawford street, Portsmouth va
Aug ~
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lust RECEIyED. Harper's Pictorial Bible;
- No. 80 and 81, % cents,
The Breach of Promise, a Novel by the author
of the Jilt, 25 cents,
No. Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy, 25
cents,
Praise and Principle, or for what shall live by
the author of Conquest and Self Conquest.
The Parsonage of Mora, by Frederick Bremen,
% cents,
No. SO and GO Illuminated and Illustrated Shakes.
peare, % cents,
No ID Wandering Jew Harper edition. for sale by
Aug c. HALy. s. co.
DRIME NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
u 800 bbls n. o. MOLASSES, in store and for
sale Ivy J. WILLS
August
INDIGO of superior quality $50 lbs lust re-
n ccived and for sale very low, by
August ]. WILLS
SHOT,-lSOO Bags SHOT, well assorted, for sale
- at factory prices, by
August J. WILLS
bacon. 10 Hhds shoulders, % hhds Sides, in
~ prime order, for sale by
August J. WILLS.
NOTICE.
q srs-5, All Freight for James River steam
GT~a;s&ttsssrcrs intended to be landed the river
-"ts=~sAs'-%h- must be paid before it will be taken
on board the boats, or il will not GO.
DICKSON * MALLORY.
July 81 Agents, James River Steamers.
SUNDRIES. 10 or casks Malaga Wine,
~ or casks French Brandy,
pipes Holland Gin, % boxes Chalk Pipes,
100 bags Green Laguira Coffee
80 do do Rio do
% hhds Prime r. Moasses, just received per
schr Kimpton for sale by
July 30 WILLS s. co.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
SUNDAY, August 10.

'oUNUNY, august IU.
ARRIVED,
Packet schr Belle, McMath, from New York. d
days, to w. Rowland-mdze to Hardy & Bros
Haynes & Goodridgc, w d. Roberts, Jr., Dickson
& Mallory, @. Harris. s. Stone, Smith & Fisher
H. A. Worrell, c III. Shield, L. ] Higgins s. Bro ,
r. C. Barclay, G. & G. Reid, Butler & Camp, S.
March, Paul, Pegram s. Co, Bonsa s. Bro, j. o.
w. Warrington, j. Scott, Herman s. Co., ii. Fitz
gerald, McCandlish jeffrey, b. Emerson, II. S.
Hutchings & Co, NJ a, Santos, l.. 5. Salisbury
& Bro, D. t. Murden, 7. Eccc4, X, Rhca, W.
Reid, r. w. Seabury, w. " Robertson, G. A.
Smith, P. G. Bonford, Mayer & Gormlcy. Farant
& Loudon. p. p. Learned. J. Dccorms, II. " ME-
meyer, Portsmouth; X. Archer, Old Point, and
others.
Schr North Carolina, Croker, fn Richmond with
mdzc to Paul, Pegram & Co., and j. Barry.
IN HAMPTON ROADS,
Brig Tom Paine, Shrbblcs, fun Thomastou with
lime, for orders to Robertson s. Branda 29th ulti-
mo lat. a. 25 long. 90 80. boarded the wreck Of a
schooner lumber loaded, apparently but short
time in that situation.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!-
IN The Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS ON
the Corner OIL High and Middle Streets where he
will be happy to receive orders and execute them
in style not to be surpassed, as may be demon.
srated to the satisfaction of those who will do him
the favor to call and examine his work He has
some of the most fashionable specimens of
CABINET WORK.
Also large lot OF Cured Maple, Rush and Wind
CHAIRS.
Being an experienced mechanic he respectfully
appeals to the feelings of generous public to cx-
tend to him portion of its patronage. Old Fur
turc taken in exchange for New.
f. ID. HAYNES
o. All persons indebted to me are respectfully
invited to call ard settle their bills
June 16 EDH
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(Member OF the PhlIadeIphin toIIe9c OF
AugS Pharmacy and Chemistry
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NTINES!W WIN 81! WIN ES!!!-I have lust
w rePlenishcd my stock of the very best WINES
OF all kinds. Persons test them by calling and
tasting lightly at STEPHEN JAMES'S.
Aug IL
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Canton, Ohio, ben lien c'sult l845.
WarftpreiE.

St.epuis 8 am 81. Mai. - SO aiien-feinffe
auaittat st SO bis 78 Gents mttlere 62i es 65. oe
rln9e Sorten SO @ents.-Da fe Su21 bis % Genfs.
Us esl d form, su % Bug 80 Gents. -M eblsu$
8 62a bis 81 unb 81 12A-
Stnctnnati am S. Suni.-QB al, zen 70 bis
Is Gents Gos9en 55 bis 56 Gents - @erffe 95
big 100; Qa er 80 BIG 35 @ents So elf I'd, torn
S5 ets 43 Gents; M c { SO so bis So rs
oIum bn am 6. oSun - gSaisen72 Biz
rs sente 8 fer A bis SO @ents; gB ID form
"A bis SO @ents Webl So
@leoel La am s. Sun-98 Il /; 81 geuts
t@ er # IS @snts W y | "a Co.
atron am 5. Snn.-98 sen so bis So @ts :
a aS b.s 25 ets. Us el fdforn 81 bis 40
Gents ;-W y 50 b,s 81 SO.
W a fill on am 8. Sunt-Bo Se II 80 @ents
bts 81 . aef er 81 big so Gents Melld torn
81 Gents Weh $4 big $4 So
Ien . orf ant 2. Suni.-g8 a i5eu ST. !; 8 a.
er 3 Gents 2o99en68 SentS !; WetI Sd 56
bis 81 68.-
phitoOelp bia am 4. SUM. gBai,en
@ents B { form A @eats; Nafer %
eelt6 R 0 sc II So Gents Mcbl 81 So
@dntcn am 10. SUM. - IB al 3en fein Ser.
fauf /; s. % @ts. ;N eb 81 so.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Sine pcr3dSlibs Bauerei anf Difentlie5er Ser.
ffet9ernn9 gu perdu6ern.
GOerls1s Oerfauf.

Der Sehsrltt oOr starf eonntp miro auf samitaa,
lauie IN Canton, nabolgeno ted,riebeue gauercl. ae.
begcn In aihin9cn Irpnfbip, Starf Gountu ,inae. ~
fdbr 81 Weilen elflid BON eouispilic auf 6fentder
8erifeseruns perfaufeli, nanentIie gbeil Ter iiSi
den 9ilfte Der SrafonaI eftion aesebn, go,pnlpip
atiehn, Netbe ieds, entbalteuo 90 tfer ,ebr ODER
peniger leber 20 sler oapcn Ino urbar l,p inn o,,ts
SauSutanoe, nno benren d9 oarauf elm ,rpei(ftdoes
gSchnhaus, cine 9rcBe Observation-Disclosures, llebif anbern
Sequemlidfeiten nebre auelien euten Srinfpalers
en gutter Sblt9arten. d,One gBiefen nno qroge Mai.
oun9en. Sin gutter Nehtstitel pirb geqe6en. geSn
sunsen nercen am Gage oes gerfaufs besanut aemadt
perDen.
synnns u. ls45. 47-3m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Staot Z WarfbaLIs : 0lacbric1f.
4s.2n,.
9llt bic Biiraer Der Gfobt Gonton

A1 ole bltr9er Der Staot @nntcn.
5ht ieso hlerourd benad,ridtigt baB Der Staotratb
bon Canton stne Care BON 20 @ents auf eoes Ouubsrt
DcaarS tarbaren Gisentbums befaser eotaot sn. wes
hnf per Corporation 9elest hat, oaB Elm Gar nnplcat
lls g melnsn sanoen fur eolsccn befinpet unc bae
t-be oenen Der spsten BarO nuf ben go. suIi bel
oenen Ger briten lsarc anf ben 30 eul -llno be BE-
nen oer p,eren Baro anf ben 81 Suit - anrllfer rub
DeiahluH9 uerlan9en sperbe s'''7
Gantcn. ben I. Snli, l645 - 's'''1.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Dbllipp S. &0b(erS SUPERINTENDENT

pAlltpp :. SO1ler5 SOtnterl1lleniblft
Tadrid wirb hermit aeaetcn, baB Ger llutersiebne
te als Acmntratcr lber Die SnterlaGeniaft oss per
ltctbenen phspp s. Echer, bon Starf ScuutY ernallt
uno qaallIsirt murce
Sacob W OF Ter, 4omini1roter
Canton, 0bio, ben 20. ?nni, 1915 40 m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
.. g. Senner, ls43 g D. NlDllQan
yenner unb W'O1il(au,
9anoler in Groceries, gae,ls y9aarcn
nno Stappel@ Oru99erlen.
SO. 5. @rie StraBe, MafllIou, Sb


0 nters4nsten fcben int s8sari iDre neutn ar q, ct
DAn untrr bsH @ unter anocrn trl3enre Artte tnru,
namlid
225 edte sso Gafec [prime sranl
10 pffer unb SFiee,
BOZ &iten .. s. xbsc,
10 imper'aIuun edie6pulper. xpee,
100 aarrsls s. 8 @solaiies, 80 Sarrels no. suter,
t5 Bcr 0ututtr,
1000 pfunO saIaratus, 1000 pfunp GoGa,
1000 pfanb SeaseIhcn
80 &rrsn S,unrFtttfer, @ptt anb 3mmst,
SO 9anne, 10 Iicress Sleis,
|a5 W; D. Solnen, 100 Srren Se'ssn,
02 ,, pfaumcn
10 ), NaPpn, Sbrttf4,unp apaeotp S8nupftabad,
% Sr9.nlen 1ae"t, tetebcnp 10, So, IS l2s
Walltn.
100 Safer, Gep9c unb @ctrupers 6 1pif Iptato
$50 OnRcnp Galeb.u .unp Xa,,eS SataH,
SO - 9taubtabac, 10 ltnlcn pad,
1900 Afp &uScIbst, 50 G5a6e Sobrot,
80 0arl els Sllerts, Olaper.a une .Sraficn. S1aTe
10 Oaneeln,
KS 8uoc pra,9lafIt,
70 N@trci 0crbsr6)l 35 Barrel Ear,
IS Srrsn DO J. ocrrns,
rs 9sr. p pr
10 ;, Ic.lro DO,
SO A>intais 90rfifbc,
20 Spr.n -6ul s. SrDn @efe,
4OO , f.. SnptSo (befer Gualit1t)
70 Garrcs Dlarbto, l40 pfp. rcTineb Galphpr
s. Barrels 9prperas, Barrels Alaun,
II Orr 2rrar, 2arrc SnlpDer,
@arrd 9tOl Sr'mitein, Barrels xerrsrtla
is ~ Siplin, Narr,ls Gplcm Sala
II l. 1Iaue 9trpl &arrcI Vream Iartar.
"a Sarster, 1 - Eicnrus
- sSCrtn UI1ttpt6t
10 SohrteIfaB prrttptn,
10 ~ Maa8awein,
- &,ston,ptin,
O .6cbsDears NptDer unb peiBer lBein
SO Duecnp @elen, 100 ~ >Giob(e,
Steinrra. bm 0rcBen.
20 SaIn As Srcnn x dretina
I25 :, 8atuns, Salleu 1uarpina,
l6O0 Stutc Drattatune (neu mr bt,eel
l30 - Satlnctts unc Iuper,
100 ;, Srmncrltctf,
loo !, 9etleiebtrs ebirtnes
100 ,, 1itin9,
1000 ptr putsburs Grttensarn
Gin SrrBes Atfortncnt prn Nncrt,u c,aho,rn o,c>.
Sobnur, 9taotln, Eala.e, (5afteu &C. 10 ' ''
5uammtn mt aen anocrH Wrttelu Die op5hnfh IN ,rr
1crebaaiern Ssbtn wtrecm Setanbta srpn ueae MnrSt
eabtsnc Der 3et rer SebItffAbrt, iu Opsem ssmant.
etr frrrern Ae cie ltb init 0att bst,tTcn auf se
ns 1njurun O@ mir uncrc Outer aus rr e,ten ,,a,
gsn rno ipr I'M 6 tanbe 10 wpbfe ais eie V5rpshanpr O
Dorts ~ rertautcn un Nfcrtnent i tr ala ;ra.nn =;
III eres ~ Of er Staot bE Datcn 9tcBe Dub in Der Gust
unfer Otrf 6S'en unb pertatn, tcs cic Sradt kcrrm
cub mrbtr ais ir9enp Gin .5aus pct Der Sserf,,te ,y
spmtn III Anst@u9 fur gater su edDpren bic oaeneei Xr
Itfcf: - ' '0s -
utter, S9wcincfttt, Ger ltn(blitt, 8snenw ads me;s
Srpnsn' Slcelaacn, 1motpp unp 5laslain;r alcb nm,
lNaljtn ' "'N7 ""'
Auftrassn tpirS tsfcnpere 9afnertfm sefbenft
Semner u. NNiQan.
.oallu0n' Su"' -, ls4o. 47.2 m
?. =. nml@lasano G@rstpspisr tau8en mir sesen Sum.
pen aus " o'o >
SrSenc Artit bic mir pertauen nb ron per a,res.
esn ne "epfn fpr arad anb aben oas empausen eo pe
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Scr 25aterIanbs |SreunD un6 G5elif Der 3etf.
giffe BON oeutlcben BrRfeu,

giffe bon oeutlben Brtefen,
pelde bis sum Item Suli in Der pcoffIce ,u Canton
0htc, an9etcm'Hen unc niebt ab9ebOt Ucrben (Inc.
8rtherb Gbuar6 globr qcter
Bauer @hritlau W1eBler Gouroo
DANIEL phlltpp MeBmer Scbanncs
Nddle Sc1anna Oar paulus
@mertd, Carl pldtferer Wihael
Sauees Soiepb Otapp Rarooretba
Yrelberaer 5. Oeobolo Sd,neioer Dnn,el
SntbS 9eors Slnton 8e9ellnna Siaaf
Dou9 War9aretba 3inauelid Socpb
Giefer 9tidclaus 3euo(er 9lnfoni
Mnper Scfepb
@.M. 8ratau
pctfmcittsr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
sSnIurQtl; : Machriclst-

Sir eiier Nsrlpmmlnng Der 8parO Der Direfcreu Ser
Starf 60. ,,W utnal Snfuramce, mp 4.
n ~ am "a. SUM y. Q. ls45, purOe Elm 9Iesuient
am "a slpril in Der Sdasfammer fparen, oenodt nm,
ben gerluif bss 5 fepb @itl befasten gaaes. m ~
bejablen, welde oerllderte t 80 ic So. 55S.
gun, Betras BON $4,000, auf leiue Meabl.luo Gdomh.
e, iopie auf Waisen uno Meh! Oaadriet ,piro Saher
hlermir oen Natalisosra esiaster Company seseben
ton, Starf GDuntD Docr bic Naenten 6e,ooter sn
paene IN ibrer Gadbdrfhot, an ipeld5e etep bes sc
iements geiift itno, ben Betrae ibrer peribieSeme
9lieements besahlsn, nno sar nnerbalb so ooe ,rm
Der @eroffentIihuus oieier Oaadridt. 20 -
9luf Sefehl Der 8oaro
9. 9. nnnter shasmeiaer
gantet,, 9aui 49, is45. 47.4 N. q
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
gcfl!einle9ans.

gcnntaas, ben 6ten ndcbifen Suli's, Nad,mittaos
lhr spiro in Serltn Start Co., Ohio, Der Gdein ~
oer oeutiden fafbctihen st pousfre aeleot meroeI,
DIE relnoe Der Rirde, icDie oas ublifum iberbauut
,utrobnen. - - s
SUMTER, l345. 4s.,m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Start &ountp 9lrmenbaus.
Sahresbertbt Der 9ireftcreu.

9lll DIE @onlmlondre bon Starf So.
Die nnterSed)Heten Direftpren pom Gtarf 60. 9lrs
menpaue berebten ad1tun9sooQ, baB IIe aa beuttaen
Datum cte Sncber ll,D popere oes observation-disclosures
eela9ter Snitlrucn nneriud unb aefunoen baben bag
fnr aAe 3wede nabreno oes Sabres, peles fd, enoe-
fe ami l. e5un lS45, Die Summe bon $ll23 332 Gents
0erau6Jabt purpe.
BON oeler Summe marre erbalten aus cem Der.
taut Der prooufte Der
Saueret els sOA
SmpIan9eH onrd1 Uertant bon @t9cntbum "a Oh
Sep'ul9nn9 aus oem go. Armentar 1913 524
$ll2S 335
4SleSerb0lnn9 Der Stents peraus9abt.
gltep nno Natbew5, Dcetcrs @ebaIt 1925 90
" Wton90H'erN SHperIntenoents @ebaIt 275 90
prDOl(on 07o 0al
Srnserdtbe, gIu5bel1erun9en &C. 81 76i
Qaue9eratb, SettSeuBe, 2rmentleibun9 SO 28
slrbeuer auf Der 6aral Ia 16
Netblldje Arbetten I'm S9auS Ill 81
3Itautse 9us9abtn u az
Be9rdbntB 9iu5gaben 15 or
Scd alF Ger 6aEa1 40 90
Gotal aussaten sl12s asl
@r5eusniOe Ser Sarm perfauft.
y 9aree, 1ols 81 So
.. y. Shmtot, Scdntlin9s 80
Sobn penee, ycl. I9&
5cbn Duffin, 0oG; *
,. Wt. 0oepofh oel5 S 3lI
|So9N 9oot 87k
Secr9e Wder >, . Sos
DIR. @cot, Safer IN
tllnbcfannse perlrnett, Scls s74
1 @)elo erhalten BON 9lrmen curd, Deter
Sousenbeer, >. looroeH IL on
:. S's'ei"aH SO 90
Gotal s1O9 slt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-04
Cine GeblSMiibte sltt1l Qerfouf

Die lammth1e mlafainrit eler Debln,abIt ttnah. nh m
no Ole ipatcfen 9srbsrunsn gum oebbaes tnfbaIfsnS
Drp biernit su' gsrtau anSston Di aperau ID arst,
1t bpnosrs rcn her aertcfcn Daftnns Da Der Giaenb,
n fanrc M s. stfonnsii. eieisn apl arrarat .s biaa
prcitc 5u rertaufem- 'os osS
8plat, nit ~ taun seiSt fs burc ssr,tt
ju5tiSet acortlIrf RIM. s.. ' 'N'"'s ~'s
care o the Editors Of tie Pittsburgh Gazette Psburo
Wsay 90, 1s45. Aa-a sam g5, !,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-16
VALUABLE
Y II a G Y OF u AN "
EOR SIZE.

IN pursuance Of the last will and testament ot
Matthew Harvey, deceased, the undersigned
will sell, at public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday the 22d day of November, 1916, the
Tract of Land belonging to the estate of the said
Matthew Harvey, deceased, called the MILTON
PLANTATION. This plantation is situated
on Mill, Back and Looney's Creeks, in Bote-
tourt county, near Waskey's Mills, and about a
mile and half from James River, miles from
Buchanan, and miles from Fincas,le; contains
GSS AUlSlASS
279 Acres cleared and the rest Wood Land and
ll9 Acres of that which is cleared GOOD BOT
TOM LAND. 1t is well watered, and has upon
1t several good sites for the operating of Mills or
other machinery by water. The improvements
are LOG DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN
and SMOkE-HOUSE, and large convenient
BARN.
TERMS :-One-third of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in hand, and the resi-
due In one and two years, in equal instruments,
the deferred payments being secured by good
personal security and retention of the equitable
lien upon the land.
THOMAS SHANKS,
VIM. w. BOYD,
Administrators, de bonis non with the will
annexed of Matthew Harvey, decd.
Oct. l6, l8i5-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-16
CORN CONVENTIONS.

convention was held in Anderson District,
South Carolina, some time since, to consider what
should be done under the scarcity for corn occa-
stoned by the drought. They determined that i,
would be best for the sufferers to seek some land
OF plenty-some modern Egypt-and with their
households to move thither. Subsequently anoth-
er convention was held at Union Court House,
5. e., which resolved to ask aid from the State.
They propose to carry out the measure by means
OF Commissioners in the several Districts who are
to receive money from the Bank of the State, I'M
der the action of the Legislature, TO be loaned out
to those in want, for the purpose of procuring
corn, on both personal security and the liability
OF the District in case of defacaton.
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FURNACE FOR RENT.

RG virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery of Amherst
County, pronounced at the August Term, 1915,
in the case of Payne VS.. Montgomery, the IN
dersigned appointed receiver for thepurpose, will
on the 3lst day OF October next, on the premises,
rent to the highest bidder, for one year. commence
Ing the LIST January, 1916, the Elk Creek Fur
mace, Land, appurienances and fixtures.
TERMS-The tenant will be required to give
bond and approved security for the rent, with "A
condition reserving the right of distress and re-
entry on the LIST day of January, 1917.
Elk Creek Furnace, is situated in less than a
mile OF the James River Canal, one hundred and
twenty miles above Richmond.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Receiver.
September %, 1916
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VRz1. William EOckrid-e.

A you are not resident of this Common
"A wealth, and have no Attorney in fact with
in the same, TO whom notice of the time and
place OF taxing dispositions can be given, here
by notify you that shall, on the 18th and 18th
days OF November next, at the house of Samuel
M. Marshall, in Willamsvilie, in the county of
Bath and State of Virginia, take the dispositions
of Robert McClintic and others; and on the 18th
and 10Th days of November next, at the house of
THOMAS Marshall IN the town of Chenille, in
the county of Gimer, Va, will take the demo-
si,ions of Thomas Marshall and others, which
dispositions will offer as evidence on the trial of a
cause now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Bath County, in which
L am plaintiff and you and others are defendants.
ROBERT A. BENSON.
Oct. I6, 1916.
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G TT U Any.

DIED, In Winchester, on the 4th instant, JOHN MIL
LER, esq, in the 72nd year of bis age.
DIED, on Saturday last, in Staunton, Mrs SARAH
MILDRED VALENTINE in the 55th year of her age
DIED, in Lafayette Co., Mo-, on the 10Th ult after
an illness OF one week, of Congestve Fever Col WIN
LEWIS, formerly of Bath County, Va.-Col L. was for
many years useful member OF The nj. E. Church, and
died with pious resignation the will of God An in
teresng family, and extensive circle of relations and
friends are left TO his removal from time to
nifty. s
DIED, On the 9th September, at his residence in
kanawha SAMUEL SUMMERS, esq. aged &c years.
DIED, in Harrsonburg, on the 7th instant, Mr.. MA
THEW MILLER, worthy and respected citizen of that
town, leaving wife and three children. His death
was very sudden-he was working on his board-beng
tailor-and conversing pleasantly with those around
MN, when he fell back and expired almost instantly
HIS disease was supposed TO be paralysis the heart
lie was worthy member of the Nj. Z. Church. and his
death Is sincerely regretted by the community which
ne hved. His remains were followed to the grave by
the Sons OF Temperance of which society he was also
member. Some appropriate remarks were made by
A. 81 Gray, esq and Funeral Sermon preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Hildebrand
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

we nave reports from about thirty counties
NJ Ma'cn snow gain Of nearly thousand votes for
MIR. CRAWFORD, the Whig Candidate for Govern
or as compared with the returns of the las, Pres
usn'ial election, when MIR. Polk carried the State
ny majority little exceeding two thousand.
"a corresponding gain in the counties that remain
., 10 90 heard from will now give tho State to the
wings. SO far as we have returns Of the Legis-
Ia!ure there are elected--Senators, ~ Wings to
Locos; Representatives, IS Wings to Is Lo-
hTst received from this State is generally most
favorable TO the Whigs.--Nai. Int.