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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-01
TWO GOOD WlEA0qyS
OF SOUYH-RlVER LAND
FOR SALE.

Sf virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed e
me 10y Archibald A.. Hall. one dated cen,
April 1913, and the other dated 9Th Jun. 1913
both OF which are duly recorded in the office o
The County Cont Of Augusta, will proceed te
sell at auction, on the premises, on Saturday IN.
Gath of May instant, two OF the Tracts of land
therein named.
One OF these Tracts contains about
100 A0Nl@S
OF choice Land. 1t lies on the south side or The
South River, and is bounded by it for near half n
mile, and adjoins the lands of Martin Kindjg.
Girard ID. Stuart, and Isaac Hall. The whole of
the tract is arabic, and the soil is a sandy loan
resting on solid clay substratum. About 100
Acres are cleared and in a fine state of cul,iva-
uoh, shu inc residue is covered with heavy
growth OF pine, oak and hickory. There ia n
good Spring on the tract, but no buildings of apy
kind. '
Inc other Tract lies short distance from the
one above described, and contains about
1870 .acses,
about forty OF which are cleared, and the residue
well timbered with pine, oak and HICKORY
Inns Tract also lies well, and is productive land |;
but is without Improvements.
The soil and situation OF these acts make
them very desirable TO persons who wish TO pur-
chase small tracts of land.
Ii may be proper to add that If the purchasers
should wish TO add to either Of the above tracts
,hey can have an opportunity Of purchasing ad-
jacent land on reasonable terms, as Girard B.
Stuart has tract of 900 Acres which adoins the
first named tract, upon which there is comfor-
table dwelling-house and out-houses, which he
Will sell on accommodating terms.
The land will be shewn 10 persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing, by Girard Il. Stuart or Archibald A.
fIalh
The terms of sale will he one third Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in one and
two years.
Possession will DO given, so far as may be ne
cessary Tor improvements immediately after the
sale, and full possession after the growing crops
are removed.
ALEX'R. II. II. STUART, Trustee.
May I, 1915.
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WOOL CAISDING.

FENHE subscriber returns his thanks TO the pub
~ lie for the liberal encouragement heretofore
extended to him, and would respectfully inform
them that he has employed experienced hand
to attend his machines who will do as good work
as can be done in any part of the State. He will
receive Wool at the stands he did last year.
viz: at the Store of e. Hogshead in Middlebrook
the Valley Mills on Middle River, at Eueeno
lrvine's on the Big Calf Pasture river, and at
Deerield. The price will be cents for white,
and CT cents for mix'd, if paid within the cardng
season--or CT cents for white and cents for
mixed, If booked. Wool, Flaxseed, and all kinds
OF Grain, will be taken at the cash market price,
II delivered at the machines in the carding sea-
son. JAMES NJ HELMS
Nav !. 1919.
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iec,ed brcast," "No sir, it feels abou, as i, has
done for some time back"

ieesed brcasts" "No sir, it feels abou, as i, has
done Tor some time back"
About quarter Of an hour having elapsed since
she awoke, then told her that as we found her
IN proper state for the operation, had perform
ed II, and that the breast was now removed. She
expressed her increduli,y--said l was certainly
Iesung' as " was impossible that il could have
oeen done without her knowing il at the time, or
feeling anything Of it now.-She became convin-
Gee only on carrying her hand to the part and
hnding that tho breast was no longer there. She
remained apparently unmosed for a few moments,
when her friends approaching TO congratulate her,
her face became flushed, and she wept unailect.
eddy for some time.
In laying the above narrative before the profess
sion, il is due to the Of truth to state that
it has been submitted to all the physicians present
at tho operation; and that 1 am authorized by
them to say that it accords in every particular
with their own observations SO far as they were
present should also add that, having no other
object IN view than the establishment of tho fac,
that surgical operation may be performed under
SUCH circumstances without tho consciousness of
the patient, have designedly avoided any men,
ton oil the various and interesting mesmeric phe-
nomena manifested prior and subsequently, to the
operation These have been carefully and judi
cloasly recorded by Mr.. Kenrck, whose well d.
rected zeal has enabled him to collect body Of
highly important facts from field unfortunately
explored too exclusively by ignorance and charla.
tanism.
AUGUSTA, Ga, LIST Feb. 1916.
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II O q L I - ~ " S

MY election to the Legislature for the next
I'VE session, will not interfere with my Profess
ional engagements. l shall be absent "a, but tw
monthly terms of the County Court, and shall
make arrangements for having my business at
tended to in my absence without any additional
charge TO my clients.
lpractise i'm no Courts but those held at Staun-
ton, and the Court Of Appeals at Lewisbure, and
even including my absence in Richmond will be
less from home than most of my professional
brethren. JOHN ID. BALDWIN
Nav |, 1915,
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.2dllstnissrutOs,s Sole.

WILL be sold at public auction on Saturday
the ION day of May next, at the residence
Of the late DR.: r. II. Henry, in the town Of
Waynesboro'' all the personal property belonging
NEGRO BOY ii or Is wears old. / HORSE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TURF, MEDICAL AND OTHER BOOKS,
a small stock of MEDICINES, some SUPERB.
OR SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, 3 Clocks,
Cooking Stove, together with sundry other ar.
hcles. For all sums of five dollars and under,
cash over that SIX months credit, the purchaser
giving bond with security. BY the
ADMINISTRATORS.
April 81, ls15.-,ds.
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JEW EARY 2! JEWELRY y,
C. g.. =. E Wy z G

C. g. =. z; Wy xs,
AS just returned from the North with mos.
beautiful selection of fashionable JEW Ell
f1. he has taken great pains in making his
selections, and atters himself that all those who
WIN favor him with call will be pleased with
his assortment. His stock consists partly i'm the
following articles, viz
Gold and Silver Lever Watches,
Horizontal and Verticle,
gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Spoons do,
Gold Lockets various sizes,
Large Single Stone Breast-Pins,
do eRamelcd for hair,
Gold fluted Pins for Hair,
Go Gilt and Jet Pins, all sizes,
Cold Finger Rings, different patterns
Gold and plated Chains
Gold Bracelets, Clasps for hair
Do. plain
Gold Shirt Buttons
God and Silver Watch KEYS
Gold Hearts and Crosses
Do. jet Shawl Pins
Jet Necklaces, Hair Pins do.
Silver Darts, Knitting Sheaths and Thimbles
Silk Purses, Pocket Books, with variety of ar
ticles.
May /, 1915.
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Rfsss,fgsDGw Sas .SHiS.

WAS committed to the Jail of Augusta Coun-
w ,y on the 18th of January last, Negro " o.
man OF dark complexion, aged about fifty, and
about five feet two inches high She has with her
variety of clothing, says she is free, and from
Albemare County, and calls herself kun Byooks
The owner is hereby notified to come forward
prove property, &c, otherwise she will be deal
with as The law directs.
JAMESON +. WILSON, Jaii5r.
April ID, 1Sd5.-3m.
fly Richmond Wing will please insert the
above three months and forward bill.
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WA N,EED

I n exchange for Drugs, &c. at the wholesale
and retail Drug Store of DR.. J. N. BROCK
ENBROUGH e. co. the following articles, viz !:
1000 bushels Flax-Seed
1000 lbs. Beeswax
5000 lbs. Wool. and
or good Horses.
Scottsvlle, May /, 1915.
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BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
NEW DRUG SlE0Rlso

TE7ilE subscriber has commenced
$50 Il the DRUG BUSINESS in the
MAZ town of Scottsvile, AIbemarle coun-
n ty, and is now receiving from New
SrxSas York and Philadelphia the largest
supply of Medicines, Paints, Dye Sufs. Spices,
Surgical Instruments IF all kinds, and all other
articles pertaining to the Drug line ever received
In this place, which are entirely fresh, and have
been bought in person for cash. He can there
fore confidently pledge himself 10 supply Mer-
chants, Doctors, and ali others wanting these ar
tlcles either wholesale or RETAIL as cheap as they
can be bought in Richmond or any other market
in the State.
He has employed Mr.. Little, tie former part
ner of Payne Il Little Of This place, who has
been engaged in this business for many years, to
live with and assist him. Therefore those wish
ing TO purchase of the subscriber, may rest as
sured that all his medicines are properly prepared
and shall be well packed. All articles sent 10
order may be returned if not genuine. or in any
way defective.
~ He will take Fax-Seed. Beeswax, or any
kind of produce in exchange for his Drugs.
JOHN Il. HART.
Sco,tsville, Albetnare, April 10, ISi5.-Gw
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NDwoATgoNs

'HE next session Of the subscribers School
in Churchville, will commence on Monday
the l2'h Of May instant, and close on the 18th
OF October. His prices will be as heretofore.
Convenient boarding can be had in very res
peciable families on moderate terms.
49,, JOHN C. SLOWER.
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" o TT g n

WILL resume her School ON the list Monday
W in May. Her School Room will be oppo.
site Mrs. Harman's Tavern. Terms for five
For beginners, S5.0o
Geography, Grammar, Arithmetic and ~
History, 80 $500
Plain and ornamental Needle-work. 81 90
Staunton, April "a, ISa5.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 me
~ by Isaac Gankin, bearing date the 9th day OF
June, is43, and duly recorded in the County
Court Office Of Augusta, ] shall proceed 10 sell
at public auction, for cash, to the highest bid
der, on Friday the 2nd day of May next, on
the premises, on MILESTONE, in said county all
the right title interest and estate, legal and equi-
table, of said Isaac Rankin, in the Real Estate
of his father Joseph Rankin, decd.
Acting as Trustee, I shall convey snch tile
only as is vested in me by the deed of trdst a.
foresaid.
JAMES A. COCHRAN, Trustee.
April 3, 1916.
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prices than the same articles can be obtained eli
Their here elsewhere. We warrant every arti-
Gle that leaves the shop 10 be perfectly fresh, and
II found in any way defective, II may be returned
at our cost. Every article bought of us by mer-
chants or others and packed 10 be sent by wae-
ons, if broken; because not securely packed, will
be at our loss. DR.. Brockenbrough will give
his personal attention to The shop, and every
thing that goes out Of il will be under his espe-
cial attention, and we therefore are able 10 give
the strongest assurance 10 merchants. Doctors,
and others, that every thing we sell shall be ge-
nuine, fresh, and in no way defective. We will
at all times give more than The market price for
Flax-Seed, BeeswaX, Linseed Oil; or any other
produce in exchange for our Drugs. We reques,
all who come here to buy Drugs to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are sure that
we sell identical articles lower than thew
can be bought in this place.
M Please read our advertisement below.
DIR. J. n. BROCKENBROUGH g. CO.
Scousville, May 1, 1915.
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THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.


An intelligent correspondent of the New Or
leans Jeftersonan, writing from Vera Cruz says:
"'Ihe news Of the final action of the Senate on
tne leNas resolution was received here three DAYS
since, ard caused much surprise among foreign
ers ana excitement among natives. An express
was Immediately sent by the Commandan, Gene
raj OF this place to Mexico, communicating the
intelligence to Government, and consequently
considerable anxiety is felt here TO know what
course will be adopted by Congress in the mat
Ter. Tie more reflect upon the subject the less
aDIe 90 Ind myself to give an opinion as 10
what VIII be the pursued by Mexico in
ibis case. One thing is most certain, that she
mus nerSe' In the most awkward position that
can DO imagined. She is not iE situation TO
keep her head above water in time of peace. and
whore Is she TO get the funds from to support
war! The actual Government, by not DECLARING
war against the United States, would be PLACING
terrible engine in the hands of the recently
Idleh party' TO be used against itself in such a
manner as TO JeopardiZe greatly its existence II
Is Impossible to say what will be done hut
,nlnk tha' Government must declare war to save
l.seIi. In very few days we shall know some
thing certain, and perhaps even before the Saline
of this vessel"
The following is an extract of a letter received
by gentleman in the city Of Baltimore, dated
'VERA CRUz, March 30, Is45.
"Congress has been in session on the subject
OF Inc Texan resolutions ever since the news Of
lneii passage by the United States Congress was
I1e received; great many propositions have been
uiSouesea, SUCH as war, non-intercourse, expul-
sion OF Americans, conGscation of American pro-
perry and vessels. But nothing of the kind has
oeen decreed yet; and, when the first impression
IS over, they will no doubt 90 more mildly TO
work. as what can they expect with high-handed
measures against their powerful neighbors!''
FURs AND SklNs.-UpiYards of seven ,bouesnd
skins ofbear, fox' deer, and coon passed tbro,,gb
the city last week, having been collected bv an
enterPrlsiDg company of young men from rLana
In tour Of two or three months among the hills
eno broken lands in the southwestern part of Viz
ginia. After process of CLEANSING and dressino,
WIN the hair on, at UrbaBa, they will be taken
10 New fork for sale, and will ultimately find a
market IN the Russian possessions on the North
west coast Tor clothing for the inhabitants resid-
ing In That egion.-CincinnaH Chronicle
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NOTICE.

ava + Stalls Of the Market House will be rent.
go Tor the present year TO tbe highest bidder,
on Saturday morning next.
1ho citzene will remember ,hat Saturday
morning next will Re The tine 10 commences
sweeping the efreot5. Look out for fines.
Nav !, 1915. s, H.. CLARKE, s.c.R.
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Eseess Estate aas ,SyeslssasOss
FOR SALE.

'sNHE undersigned desires to dispose of, a, pr
vaie sale, his Lot in Staunton, with the
dwelllng-house and other improvements thereon.
together with his Garden lot and Stable, near the
Creek-lhe whole being now occupied by John
b. breckenridge, Esq. Persons DESTROYS 10 pur-
chase Will please apply TO William b. Johnson,
Esq. at stanton, or to the undersigned by letter
addressed to him at Richmond.
-, c. JOHNSON.
May 1, 1si5.-tf.
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE

WISH to sell the Tract Of Land on which ]
live, Situate about two miles East of Salem
SRoanoke Court House,) and one mile from the
Turnpike leading to Lynchburg, bounded on the
south side by Roanoke River, on the west by Ma
sons so creek; also well supplied with springs
There are within four miles, FIVE Manufacturing
Mills, four Saw Mills, three Schools and Mechan
les OF various kinds. There are in the above
tract THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
ACRES, two hundred and forty of which are
cleared and In cultivation, portion of it in clover
and twelve acres first rate timothy meadow The
improvements are a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
with five rooms and large passage, necessary on
houses, barn, corn crib, and tobacco house, al
new and first rate. One acre Of first rate garden
with choice selection of grape vines and Other
choice fruits, with young orchard of pippn and
other select apple trees. The situation for beau
W health and convenience is surpassed by but
lew farms in this section of country AS wish
10 remove to the west would be glad to sell
shortly.
EDMUND p. WHITE.
Salem, Roanoke Co., April 5, ISt5-6t
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IN BNNKRUpTCY.

IN the matter of Daniel Snyder OF Jefferson
County.-The assignee in this case having re-.
ported to the Court that he has In his hands for
distribution the sum of three hundred dollars
II is ordered tina, ten days notice be given through
the Staohton Spectator, newspaper published in
the town Of Stauntoq, in the Western District OF
Virginia, that on Monday the 9Th day Of Nay
Coud next dividend will be made Of said sum
Of money. when and where the creditors, who
have not already proved their debts, arc 10 come
prepared 10 prove ;he same, or they will be exclu-
ded the benefit of said fund-and all claims no
then subeiantated will be disslloweJ.
Tesic,
NICHO. X. TROUT, y OK.
Arnl u, I3l5.-~1t
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" y Z II 7 o " Q

rUNHE next Session of Mrs. Bumoardner and
Mrs. Baskins' School, will commence on the
first Monday in May next.
April "a, 1916.
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s IN r. A. W IL ID

S y r A y q ID
ENRON the Plantation Of the subscriber, living
~ in the Little Calf Pastufe, (near the Furnace, :
on Sunday the 18th ult,
q BROWN TTI.GY,
three years old, about thirteen hands high, heavy
manc, light switch tail, dish faced, rather ca,
hand, sbod before with old shoes no other
marks recollected She was raised in Pendeton
county, but was supposed 10 be seen at The foot
OF me mountain near Robert Dunlap's, Esq.
Any information given Of her 10 myself. or s: Nj
Woodward, will be thankfully received, or if de.
iivercd to either shall be literally rewarded.
J. n. WOODWAR6.
Nav 1 1916
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A9E1klSNJ1FI0Ns
Stanton light KisFvftfy.y!

PARADE at your usual place on Saturday
next. at , O'clock, p. NJ. Arms, Accou,re.
ments &C., in order for inspection. Summer
dress. ]. Carroll q. s
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RICHMOND NApKEr,

Flour $3.50 and scarce. Cattle from 81 so TO
500; Iron, pig 1886 S37 ,5o-up country bar,
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G@0 AOMiNgs

less.
This Tract lies on the main Valley Road, u
miles from Lexington, miles from the Natural
bridge, and within four miles of James river
which is navigable at all seasons for boats con-
Veyihg seventy OF more barrelsl of flour. The
improvements consist of large two story Brick
House' with ten rooms in il Conveniently ar
ranged, "a good Brick Kitchen, Smoke House.
and Ice House, all In good, repair, and large
Log Stable. The house has been occupied for
many years as Tavern, and is, as well from its
situation, as its arrangement, admirably adapted
to that purpose, In addition to The improve,
the road, there is near the centre of the farn,
large Log Barn with sheds on three sides, and
Dwelling House two stories high, built of hcwed
logs, and good Kitchcn--so that the purchaser.
u he does not choose TO occupy the BUILDING or,
the road. may rent il out as Tavern. About $50
acres of the land are cleared, the balance is we'll
Notwithstanding of black oak walnut, nom
lar and hickory. The cleared land is in good
state OF cultivation, about 35 acres of II are we'll
set with clover, there about 25 acres of good
meadow, all of which can be watered frctn the
stream which passes through il. The whole land
is enclosed with good fence, and the fields NAV
be so arranged as TO have water in each. The
nelghborhood is good one and entirely healthy
1T is seldom that so desirable tract of land ia III
the market.
The land will be sold on credits OF one. two!
three and four years, in equal ihstalments--
Terms farther made known on the day of sale.-
The title is believed 10 he undoubted; but act
Ing as trustee, l shall only sell such title as the
Deed conveys. J. ID. DAVIDSON,
s.. Ono of the Trustees.
Lexington, April IL, 1915.
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JUST RECEIpED,

JUST RECEIVED,
IIOEN EGREk SEED
H. Aqua Forts, Sulp. Ether
Fahnestock's Vermifuge
Weiherel's Chrome Green, ground in oil
London Calomel, Blue Mass (Ehglish) sc.
Also
One fierce Lamp OIL
Two tierces London Porter,
And large supply Of Linseed Oil.
Il BERKELEY.
April 3, 1915.
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WOOL GAEsDaNG.

VH'HE subscriber respectfully informs his old
customers and the public, that his Machines
nave been put in thorough repair and that he is
prepared 10 do carding in the very best manner.
Wool left at the Store Of Mcssrs. Crawford g.
Cochran in Stanton, will be regularly called for
and returned when carded
JAMES =. TRIMBLE.
May !, 1915.
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MI A lss lss i Ia To-

On Tuesday the 22nd by the Rev. N. J. b. Morgan,
MIR. kosEnr r. WnirLocK, to Miss MARoAREr DE.
rREisr, all Of this county.
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RsEgAMIsRMpgE's g.zI,ms.

PRESERVATION OF HEALTH.-It has been re-
marked and most truly that the three ordinary
OF Health are carly rising exercise and personal clean
Illness Persona! cleanliness all have their power 10
observe but TO many carly rising is nconvenent and
exercise impossible, consequence of the nature their
worldly ayocatons. To those the Of BaANpR srp's
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pills. wonld prove of great
value in the preservation of that Invaluable blessing
health.
The peculiar action Of these pills is most SURPRISING
their operation being less powerful ACCORDING to
the pureness of the circulating fluid. On person in a
fair state OF health who is only sostive or slightly bill
ous they will be scarcely fcl the contrary If the
complaint be chronic and the constitution be much dc
ranged the effect generally first powerful TN
I'll the system be freed from Of its most yitiaed
and turSid huInors This accomplished doses sufficient
10 cause two or three copous excavations daily will
soon remove the disease, and the constitution will be
restored TO state Of health and renewed vigor
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
THE genuine BrandreM Pills can be obtained at
The JoLOUing places.
William Kyle, Stanton w. w. King Wayuesbo-
roug; Kcmper s. Holt, Chmchville; p. 4. HciskcIl
Lebanon, WHIT sulphur Springs; j. r. Syrclc Parnas.
sus; III. Mcsscrsmth, Mt. Solon J. c. Roller Mt Sid.
ncy; Jas NJ Stout, New Hope; ID. &. w. Whitmorc
Mt. Meridian; r. +. Graham, GrcenvilIc: Jas s
Guy, Decrfield NJ Guin & Co. Midway; Col w Fl
Allen, Green Valley, Bath CO.; John Dickihso Mill
borough Springs; Crawford & Co., Warm Springs
May l. 1915.
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District Court Of tie Unued States for Tie
WeSfcrn District Of THginia, at Stain
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TAKE N@TIDl@o

TIME subscribers are now re-
ceiving their spring supply of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,
which will render their stock en-
iirely complete, and both larger
and more general than any In this
place. In consideration of the
hard times, they are determined
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Vast RccefUed.

FLAAsGED OIL, received and for Sale
Wy IT, BERKELEY.