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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-09-11
Trustees Sale.

RI virtue of Deed of Trust bearing date on
~ the 18th day of March, 1874, and of record
In the Clerks Office of Bath County Court, ex-
ecuted to me by Thomas Stoneslreet and Ruth
his wife, to secure the payment of certain debts
therein mentioned, shall, on the 18th day of
October next, at the residence of the said Tho
mas Stonesireet in said County of Bath, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, on credit of twelve
months, by consent of the parties, the follow
ing property, to witt All the right, title and in
terest OF the said Stonesireet in and to certain
tract or parcel Of Land, lying and being in tho
county aforesaid, and known as the Healing
Spring Tract, supposed to contain
GIG A0l2lASo
the interest of said Stonestreet being one-seventh
part. Also one-siXth part of Mineral Spring
and Lot, containing one and six poles
square, making So poles. Also l54 81 acres of
Land on which said Stonestreet resides. Also
one other tract containing 40 40 acres, pur-
chased of the heirs of John Bollar, decd The
two last mentioned tracts are adjoining the other
lands, lying short distance in the Falling Spring
Valley, below the last mentioned two tracts.--
Also, the following personal property, TO wit
B head Of Horses, head of Cattle, l9 head of
Hogs. Household and Kitchen Furniture and
Farming Utensils. The Mineral Waters includ-
ed in the first mentioned tract are well known TO
contain valuable medicinal qualities, and the re-
naming shares can be purchased on moderate
terms. Acting as trustee | shall only convey
such title as is vested in me by said trust deed,
although the title is considered rood
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO.
August %, lSf5-tds
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n O II L q ID

4 WILL expose topublic sale, on Thursday the
llth inst, in front of the Post Office in Staun-
ton. TO the highest bidder for cash, two shares of
Stock of the Valley Turnpike Company, and two
shares in the Warm Spring and Harisonburg
Turnpike Company, belonging TO the estate Of
John Armstrong, Jr. decd
VIM. FRAZIER, Admir-. &c.
Staunton, Sept: a, lS15.--2t
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g0ETRAET pAyNwgN@s


OFFERS his professional services in the above
" line, to the citizens of Staunton and vicinity
tor short time. His room is on Main street,
in the upper end Of Mrs. ELIZA TAPp's residence,
where specimen may be seen. The Public are
respectfully solicited to call.
S.aunton, Sept IL, 1867.
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NJ A Ia a I IA 10 @

On the 2nd instant, by the Rev. F. Mcfarland, Mr..
REUBEN BRYAN OF Harrisonburg, to Miss CAROLINE
SwINK, of Augusta county.
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AN EvENrNe sCHoor.
CHARLES IL SAWYN0

BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSE3,
HAVING removed to the New Brick fronted
. Shop adjoining the Eagle Hotel, and fur.
nished it in city style, will be prepared to render
satisfaction to his friends and the public in the
line of his profession. Shop open from Monday
morning ill Saturday, at III O'Clock, p. NJ, and
positively closed on the Sabbath, except extra
calls i'm case of sickness.
Razors honed in superior style.
n. y. CuPPINc, BLsEDING. LaEcnlNe, and
EXTRACTING TEETE, as heretofore.
Staunton. August ss, lS45.
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HOS lSGR 1ElsEAS9
LOOK KERE CAPITALISTS !

A NY person wishing to commence the Mer-
n camille business will find GOOD STAND
for selling goods; also, a great bargain will be
offered, in a small stock of DRY GOODS, GRO
CERlES, DYE STUFFS, QUEENSWARE
&C., &c, by making an early application to the
subscriber at Fairfield, Rockbridge Co., Va.
w. WILSON TEMPLETON.
Fairfield. Sent A. ISi5-3t
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u ID " q A N I o N .
VIM. DEVOY.

ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
- Of Staunton and its vicinity, that he intends
to commence teaching an Elementary School on
Monday the LIST September. in the Catholic
Chapel, wherein children will be instructed in
the rudiments Of an English Education.-Desir-
Gus of patronage, he therefore presents his design
to the public.
AN EVENING SCHOOL.
Will be held in the same place, in which those
whose avocations prevent their application dur
ing the day, may have an opportunity Of improv-
ing themselves in the various branches of an
English Education.
Stanton, Aug. %, 1855
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In obedience 10 decree of the District Court
Of The United States for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia, held at Stauaton ON The
2Sfh day of July, 1916, in The matter of
HaPer, Hardy g. Co., in Botetourt Coun-
IT,
IN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
The creditors Of the said Harper, Hardy g. Co.
are hereby respectively notified that they will be
required to present and prove their debts before
me at the Law Office of Fletcher FL. Mays, Esq.
in the Town Of Fincaslle, Boetourt county, Va,
on the oath, 25th and Goth days of September
next; and the said Harper, Hardy & Co. are res
CURED by the decree aforesaid to be present at
the said proof of debts.
WIN. III. LAKELAND, Conm'r.
in Bankruptcy for Botetourt County,
August 90, 1915.
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WV. PArRfcx. Secretary
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5trittures Of the arethra.

'HhtN ut>rd>s - 81 c..,.uu., ..1 IA. -
@sf,"'es ~ b. d....a us aa, aAA s,.,
pst~1c"i fhy-. az. "'
Tie" I. Rp part ~ ~. i',.tAr. VII eh ia, ~.
@'"'"'' ir At Jnpa-a. od ...sL : pai.nl .insv-s -
u"' . mot if'9asn'y o"ta. Lam. \. 40 ,nAi.l "a " ,.,s,, H.
10 n"z a. H.4at sn NJ ra's unsAs.n>s sNoup N. .-., .os al.
us stream n snns, wh-.t. ,s.~aJ nj tenr ftr ans.
.'uA' Is .h''HA i'sa usual a'i .. fasssd .pSNi or -~a,i.nd. Til.
~ p"'f,'H yl.i bnsc-i oanp~s- tho p4iTrs To r.- aae. or t.,.,
N s'shi Ia s"bd ni- srr.s sd 10 aba s-.-nay n,.s In, .
.a'' ."'f'" !. hrers-ary q" ~ esspk,e ~spui .ni han n. -. hen
IN n "a"' @ eIrrtins. IN o"s'sss-nes ID ih- urs.-t ,n~- ,aase 10
y, " DA-af. Of ths ~sisfby Tho s,net,t-. xac,arnsi "a. .-,o,.
-' '"r.n'"n . ."fnua NJ Ghr o1I.pa M: ard -ausli.y.s Tho. IL.
"'s""> h,-ehaEs" ifnIn To rtstsrs. whieh f 80. adh@rin, IN N.
~"'"n' - b. r.rsivihx veS>L. VIII ihs i...s- 70 ~ q v.xy n.
a'I' haiu's. u- urne ~Hh oa.n heoous. gaie Whit. md h<
q. WIN tn-ncr ar bhot, Ithsr- VIII h sf-at difficulty and main IN
''.an< 'h~ nnn<- and likss.- raueA general dsL4iIty.
D ininraais ss.se of sunetur. u a sL~ isG.lss.st,ss IN IN.
mhsh ecsAsssLs a thieksnins ~ The raEal ard a IL
anon adhesive matter nourd that thex-ninx. :, a. o. ntpa,e.
. onA'n''''n" Cd Tie iianspT OF III. oaaaL and that ula,.yr r,,..
nr In eonsh;erstia ifrti;soti IN the rr.,hr.. may ,f,v, . s.r-- N,
rfA'a; DC may b iB4ueoi ~ drnsir. oe ris,.x h.,d. and b, de-,
h9"b ~ uf I-fL Hb-ns psr,nI. hboyiEx ur-.st tsooofis,, \. 4.
"i''f"o.hi a io it~jris. N lard iNng and fr-- drns,.x. b. "a
~ " 10 The hi-s loSshul cause NJ the p1eSenl pA1L..y.
n sne asrsfsiy fh u Groine- Ain IL ~urt fot,n>.
Wien = patient - sblr 10 pso~-rr thr s.s.t.ue.- az a. .A. nj,
a pf-ef.ts"b>r. he shsuif immediately aysl h.n--f az N md "a.
piefuy adhfre y, ue Instructions given. h,r, unaapp,i,. t.nor.re.
- arr ts.rh Isof~ e0nnoa tkan ts-ir opts,st,< and
" . n ini-puiihse ts-i thai n vast nfn,ssr of psr.ons s,E,e,-s ~,,h
10 ~ complaint Ind a . dt1iean Iaarsr % obtain llicnus
~ AMI -,sa -n~ who ENJOY alnpI peeuai4D nr-ans
'.sAa To t"ht after = ing AID painlui arch.
ia HAsfLsr - nd unjrsIy o.:etr-;ei &c uy- r.aas,. al ssi eur.
~ W % w uIstina. q number Of yeaI- exclusive prsc.ie. 10
'as psnie.Ar branch oi tbs pfn.s.ion. fsiy warrant. thu .S.t..an
ia' !" WIZ nnsertSS- the worst and Hao~j Tso.fzsfei eas@s an. eli
''e's I-d~ct cure. Rrier-Se-s E,v,s Il r.aaiI-i.
W c"ef M door s-io~ t- TRINITY Csurei- au.EIars- ali
hours during The day and evening.
htsuNysr f~e. a lall
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RICHMOND VA. MARCH 81, lsia.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
EsstsA ~ PLHAsANrs a uosElEY.

Tsans % srssrsiru"s-To Cay .sb.erb.r, De- 90 p-s y..r;
go fi . shostsr p'''oA. os ~h-a sent BY aAn. sie-p.y.SL. In
-an casa 10 advance.
AssshrisSs--ror hn"-n lines lof i.-.j oAs I.--rioa. rs esso
svo ia~sni"". " isii thi.s ,n.-'uoa- o. So; and even succeed
lss iA-sinu. n ,ests. fI.r..... rf.
1fans'eni advertiser. must pay In advance.
Tn aantsr az i.-salons Of dvsni--u~ni. nussh noted on ,hs
hs- " They viii b- in,"rt,i until ati.rsd to b. sDpr~d. and elsv
- accordingly. 9T Orsr to aop anDt sLo be la wruss.
Ashsnl Advertisers as charged ESQ cor % iin~s, AMI 10 TIA,
props~uos Sas .dvssii-ussns Of sr-ai.r Isnsth: .sssp, Auc-
H~e~n IN, Inuey assef. WIN are charged siee. paper in.
shd.J)
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% DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
70 OWANDS AMBKO,IaL OIL Or AN1

- hICfS M1S=sSsR. sE tuareI, t-- and -iesar, ar,.c.e-
se-th>S 70 s"F-r-ie al Ousr PspATst-sss 70. yar. tas. invsse.
lang AID o.aIIiiyisg I a. e HAIR.
Df. ha..sS ss sacesc5-d. aIt 4 ~. .r,,, Of -.uson-n,,i
h''GRlnob-, IN sDto~1Ys : habd ana DhesJe OL Nth -skonz-
'-'a' OF aisz~s-.nt properties 1hs sAuInLk eonsva..nes "
PREPARATION possessing this ssIIas property must al once suss
'NeJ on u l. Impossible I0f = pa-iei- NJ th- i-sgfe.ahls .suIf
- asn''nn- % eit-i oD> non,-tt sitter ,he appasatnn Of tie
AMBRo.IAL OIL. a. II irsssHtly cor,.ds n .n,a a a.i.ea,e air.,
" --iN winch Is readily removed - To- aaI bIash, 90 By raDt. u
irs psrSon 10 IL the habit Of Netups iss tan. 81 ceur>- tAs ceea-
.nHsi 49, of ur Oi viii sg,ctu.ny rt-vesi tire reh-os.ui acel.
n'l.Njr 81 d4icSiH The i-cniAf silna!iHi properly 81 tn Ain
ofos'ai 'ri WI cheek ihs - failing of no hair" snf combined with
u - 81 t~ h'g~h, ag - r.~soss u when Lsf" Jbo.e s1n Who
u . SenH'd with c-siEvs nih is; equal p.ssure N habiorsI
y r's'f'ins TO the - Of ;e AmsrSstsi I'll Gor pSr<fSiu. thslr
keSss5 tr-ss-s cI-2saEi pa:r iEosa tie aGs Of ls n-sd, aII 70,
soh-inh2 niHn ih.n - o%n d-hesie imgra.cs. s.ky IgstT-. and
velvet sifres- GT u - rs'as!y teS3ii u IN. As.sTae 49, pr,
gery oi srelsEsss, ~ eo-iBo" ~ the ordinary pr-Tsrarya.s fr ihe
Han. In shoti. ft preserving ihs b-aniy. .aIgr sn~e a,.. .,-a4 n.
he h=r tls.= has pes.r tesn = yJspss;ha equal Ia 10. " .t-snr
css AGeasar' fof ss=t 81 ALEXANDER DUAL = GU.
Als NJ 49,,
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PAST fAyoRs NEVER FORGOTTEN.

'k'Hf. Undersigned begS respectfully To inform
u hsotj f1sois ard .sasasrs, sni ne ,shEs sspsr.u, TIA,
D. s01huurs ~ csSv 90 ~ HcFss, SEQ snJ Ofn4af sai Fsls1oy
OkGns Is ~ 81 is val 1Hs tanCh~, a. be oJstsni
TE1stHr sulsrot seiIss az ~sugiying tn ,sN ksa a, .o,a
mss - 10 ptrlurj 20 grisitake sbf stssuts ssiets IN N. In. d,
= manner stc"uing. sod ~ tsusf tetIs thss u=aa.y sb.r,.s
' uWn 20 bora. b. nikss m sotu Of he nluyf, 80 tgt,r,, a..
aEostt thsnkr % . dsseetning puhhc. Skelssf Forsirrets ., Xs
gsaus for ~ vsy hhsni paUoI ~ hestosc3 IN hi, t,un. a.
Onlsar Of hs eFatiaAnsat nthr city. snI b.s, . s.n.ra....
- ms,,n,Ls -'otas 'aem @ h'-s'sv ,scrSrn " p,eSss shsh
- Saitsrs h'ntssh Nat 10 Gsnsui ~, sstkns Ton
"" wcuh particularly can thss ~ nuot = ivs s,,,,a, -.
WIZ t"'.hi"s - 'cFs ~ a'mt sEi ~ P'ssent - sa.a 10 800
ss'Ss soy o'.sss.'s'.i tsSa's n he wesii ,, Ss.s.s % ,.
Hit-sq rsra n svrru
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SUPERIOR SEINE THREAD.

w so be- sgp.rot seias Tuned 81. IS
500 10 - q. 90 D. -
nsThread u doc. W IN bgan.s u . ~ .Ssa. 80 tses. o,
ter ouDcss. hts % COZ s~a iH par4hon irs.' e.. Trrssf a..
Pttiesuy frssb. iavi"s aaFousd { nT macy yeas g-g - 40.
qIaGnu"s which tays -d .saly, ~ sooi eLuassf nay "a on
s-ssi@d a. tails sststnsbsd W. warrant IL quart, q. t.-ry -
sPsct u att ;, vi. ,-ag f+ cash sni n .Iaruue- 4. .ait oar
CIAs.s a ]. =. JAMES 4 GO
ts OPP site he FtU sry. R.nk
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sPRIS8 srOCk or
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WIND0W-GLASS. &C. &c.

~ have nou, IN .to.o ..-
VIC e'efy afucte usually
Sor,.,, -. 81 '"-- "so has ss.n p0ret-Iii ia ibs
o. -, -, "' Aiss1 eeaLsrs, prine! laly
us u '" "h-f great indaesuens &c County
m a. ~ s"nha eau
~ ~ " supply Just received;
,P"e san.
kaa nesH-nAhaA--fSn
"s 'snphf
"."efeS LAMP
hhoeas
I%aI
nf"I,h"AN
nsas NAShsss
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L U 80 NUMBER q.
BiLTIMORE LOCK NOee1vaS


RiLTIM0RE IACg UnoDH0a1
Worth fxxs..irs ....
a. sssess. Ooeee9Seo
"ols" tsos nMyuDoA0
~ Nttht. stsy lee obtained the utru 49,
w ra"dS fs saassths. sss,r. -sars,~~ s.~S~3IEk
'5sg,e.s 20 |. r~Sf.t ,r~ss>
n CURE WARRANTED. OR NO HAaCe NhnR
Attendant, ram = =. ,h-.-..-- ~ "a
mn
a HsmA-r &c The soyN C~a.ss ef sruvssa $4,000
'pAs-eayr va. tsas'n. ssi esaansss n~. 49, r - saS1
20 d hsT'aa i.-Ae p - ~.>ci,uy IN an e>~,XA-
tA,IA,s nbNAk. ~-fr
~ -. s'-Sa,tsd ami rsgrss-r' v.a.y q pas~sr
IN 400; tc '--.- - TIN. pi!asI s.r.--' a s-o oo.r --~-S
an iHrimsd -n.s sf shln- OF irsai Of sISoy,~ a,srs ~
svy'yins IT, 'hn-~ Who. from .sae-sos sa rem, s,.s.,s. -.
once s-f'~nd bis- sei@yss IN In eosr,a.ssuss sr-,vs.~S.
s S-,saa s a nah ,ns,' .ps-.'.ss. such :. s,s:.s.s .s ns...
.sas S.a.1.-, mods, 90 til. alma sos-. an; AM. shs.ss.~ ~
TN a, L., tn ,ss,, OF IN, s.os,s - ~. -. -. "SssssnSsS.
s sg1"s..' ss% = ..s. team sss ss. : D.aos :, b.. s..s.sl .s.sss.S
Their for d. JoRsSruN p,.a,-- ,;..-~~ -
vsaabsr .ssr,cy 40 ,,o., = p.e-srs
~. md ~, an !. ~ Ter e ne s.s e'ases'sry ~ss-r.sls
..s. ~ "sh - s~vh ~
Is : m.iasshoty tart hat rhousans, nm ,ls,.. . a.A-
dn-.e. owing tn ne unski,f,,n.<. ~
81 M, t.sdy pc,~oo. n~r-nn a., a.
md tn. osienaa,e -uH."r "a 81 ua,a-ey sn.r, e 49,
FATAI. wAt.ny
~ x. .TAaL haLADi.
aia.is..- BY c.rtsn, pr,siss ..rs- = have injured nsssss
whatA pMy tsI a ,su,x q a.
caring vi n. 70 ..rs ..uua - - ssosnfy. ssdA
s.Jo,a>n, af lie >, ~. eoa.sor.,e., eosers 80
naiar. ai ,sfulrtay IN . 80, go. I~m us paho
.or b. uSsapiaLt4 nc p~unns -
MARRtAcr
sh~ali rsa~-f thsr a .,ard mr. ~
-.i.t.. . -, u ee5 are tie ussf ssoamnzS
70 70 nseon>sa uslp piiSfiGax., th- uu-s-
--"' - 's~-be nsi sseoaa~, .hado-ea IN -
- - -AsesetJ '.asS.sn, that ns hssps.N
~ va our osE
SoN'iiilTIoS DEBILITY.
Dr. J. si.see<- yo0ax mn an. an -, -. E
iaPoTENCEWwEAESr:a ov ryr ,..un..
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E0LlAN,
OR. ORGAN PIANO FORTE

ru>iE unsersisned having been appointed By M@-srs- Sunns 4
Il t1Ark. Now york. agent In this city for the sal Of the Le~ly
invenird !EoLlAN PIANO fORTEs, Offers iof The inspection OF
the pubbe one NJ thee instruments, which he has ihis day received
per schr. Courier.
This truly wonderful improvement, which has excited pubhs At
tsntIon throughout, This country AMI England. has not been over Fl
uniated In lis advantages In The numerous edroriai. remarks which
have spontaneously appeared In the public prints.
The combination or the Organ with the PnIo Fore, l. q IL
sit"ra'un long sought for. The Inventor. Mr. q. NJ. Cohman, has
sueee sally contaminated this combination, shariing To the per.
former the facility Of producing the tonrs or either or both insru-
tnenis' at wih lis Application IN no d-yrse iirpairs the touch. tone
or contraction nj tn. Piano Forte, and the simplicity 81 is ne.
ehlnisuI warrants the assertion that 10 wIl r.nAin perfect for mary
yess, al the same ilme ahofdns facilities for tuning tie Piano
Porte.
The Eoian eau lie attached 10 any modern made Piano Porte. n,
an eSpe4se nj from : 100 Ia si5o. according to the Number 81 keys,
la addition to the errtEscs OF transportation.
The undersigned u prepared 10 receive orders ior liz, A:,Iisn
rano Fote- Or to have ih, former instrument attached.
Also, received by same packet, two Piano fores, from the above
superior maker, which viii be sod at a reduction from former
prices, and upon a. good terms 80 can he had ele wbeIs, and war.
rauted 10 be at least equal II not superior, "a any manufactured in
the n. States Pm TAYLOR,
NH 10 Music Si1pr. opIrst'e ia. Rank.
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NOTICE.

'uNHE subscriber having pureba-i Of J. 4. Martin. his ru,;r.
stock o. ready nAie Cao.hiny, Cabs cassinar. vesiDr.
Books and fixtures, WI continue the h.sises. at tie store. No. 50
Wes' Main - where th- pubic generally are lsyjisi 20 can.
- W. L. N tRffN-
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io wh,skkS-is 81. ksssJ.ss "a Ssa.,, sss.s--z
sS-io Az wtsssy ssf .5h n NJ. zn<s.l uss,.~S
nm" hn brnIuS.s
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
ATHKOP, CHRISTIAN & CO., arc oper.
IL Ing fresh Spsies Dy Goots sssh a.
Rich Bs.Ip1iJ< Points.
Doubts Porp!s sBd F.sasa La.z So
FEe Plrs ChiltI.
ksh Fans Lawns,
E1ek d.
IastTr Rnfiantr,
Pms Ban-y-,
cEtts 1sretHE sssu.
bsu-s. ~
Herman ~
Bs!sfs ss.~L-ysy Le2aiDI.
Linen C.asf.s !:tsfs,
Sik wrist aud MsII T..-ss,
Cess Linra sSins,
BheaehdCoaon sdrihss and shs,u1.s.
RnSn DO Co d,
PsEtiehtiary and FamiIur- TtaHi-,
Irish LAneas, Brown Fr-nc. Ltn-Bs
Linn nniirgs and Fl1ii krrnIuss.
Persons in want Of ..a-on.Lie aud ehsAp snaS.. car L. .usolI,i
by calling atNo % Main Street. nal.
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kJANfNooNs pANTAtpoSs goo tsn. L., income,
chap ff sA-- - 4
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JOSEPH c. SPALDING.

AT LAW.
Practices In the Superior and Inferior Courts OF The City Of Rich
mond. and county Of Henrco.
pTonee eight dcess above the Bell Tavern. over No 81 Main
strr-t Entrance through the aD.y.H &C Is
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flNHL iatsury Rsmsin- Of Wa. q. CIaft; iasisia, us ura
u fefans Psgyrs tbs AFitt Of LIE, sHj a sisstos ffaza n
safos. Pnsc al fo%usa Wdtnya cited ~ Lew, q C.h
LIST received BY UktNkER a NDRRta
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$1,000 WANTED!

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1Hl BBLS. Baldwin Apples, daily expected
NV per sehr Mariner from Boston. and for sah BY
fs6 RANkIN a WHI1IpsE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26
Il. ID. Owen.

The New York News of June o, thus notices the
recent attacks which have been made by the Wing
leaders here, against Mr.. Owen:
ROBERT DALE OWEN, Member Of Congress from
Indiana, a good Democrat; and an intelligent and able
has excited the especial ire of some of the
Wing journals by his excellent letter on the State of
Indiana. We can see but small cause for this unless
1T be Just for reason offence. to point out, as Mr.. Ow-
en- does, a clear and honorable way in which Indiana
may redeem her furnished credit. He contributed ma
terially to change the public sentiment with regard to
the good faith and actual e~xertions of the citizens of
Indiana, respecting their bonds and in repayment
some of them are striving to fasten upon him and his
the discredit of the State insolvency. In a let
tier to the Indiana Statesman, Mr.. Owen coolly ex-
poses the unbiushing falsehoods:
'You must know well that during the entire peri
Eod throughout which the internal Improvement mania
prevailed, our State government through all its de.
.spartments, was Wing ; that three-fourths at the very
least. Of all the leading supporters of the system, the
whole SYSTEM were Wings that every member but
two of the Board of Internal improvement were
1Whigs; and that every member, without one excep-
{tion, of the Board of Commissioners, Through whose
sextreme imprudence the State lost three millions of
Idollars,) were Wings. You cannot imagine that
had either forgotten or overlooked such facts as these
f. = = But it was not as a party man, it was as q
fcitizen of Indiana, that | desired to speak of her deb
land her conduct, and Of the means of restoring ha
;credit. 1t seems to me of far less Importance 20 de-
scide who brought her into her difficulties, than to de
{termine how she shall get out of them"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26
indianapolis High school.

We invite particular attention to the advertise
.ment in another column, under the above head. 1t
speaks for itself, but it nevertheless may not be amiss
for us to say, that we have had a practical trial of
the ability of Mr.. Mckinney as a teacher, and though
it was made under great disadvantages and depress
ling circumstances, it was, Notwithstanding, entirely
satisfactory. Those citizens who are interested in
establishing a first rate school in this city, as ever
parent and guardian ought to be, have now an oppor-
.tunity every way worthy of improvement. 1t can be
said, without the slightest disparagement to others,
that the abilities and requirements of MIR. Mckinney
Iare not surpassed by any other teacher in this vicini-
|ty. As a gentleman of integrity and moral worth
Jas well as a ripe scholar and experienced teacher, al
may feel safe in subjecting their children tC his guild
sance and control. We hope he will receive, as W.
feel sure he deserves, a liberal encouragement
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26


BANIsHMENT OF SANTA ANNA.-By an arrival at
Charleston, s. c., files of papers from Havana have
been received to the 6th inst.
] The British Mail Steamship Midway arrived at
Havana on the 7th inst, from Vera Cruz, which port
she left on the lst instant, having on board Gen. San
Ia Anna, lady and family, who were banished from
Mexico They were gong to Venezuela. General
Santa Anna was received with every mark of respect
on his arrival at Havana, being escorted to his lodg-
ings by bands of music, while little attention was
paid to General Bustamente thus showing that pop
ulnr opinion was quite unfavorable to the newly con-
stituted authorities Of Mexico. No particulars arc
given as to the course pursued by the Mexican Gov
eminent in ~banishing Santa, but Captain p. under
stood that the decree prescribed an absence of ten
years-that his private property was respected-that
he hal with him a large amount of money, and was
in good personal health and spirits.
J The British Mail Steamship Dee also arrived at
yHavana on the 7th inst, with Gen. Bustamente on
board, on his way to Mexico.
] II Is stated that all anticipations of war between
I the United States and Mexico had subsidized and a
strong practical evidence that such was the case (says
the Charleston Courier is the fact that the Neptuna,
: the property of Mexicans, had been ordered to New
I York to reit, which would, of course, not have been
{ done If the owners were apprehensive of such an
kevent.
) The Havana papers say that in their Mexican fles
1 they find nothing touching the difficulties about Tex.
z as-which certainly indicates a great moderating q
{ the current of Mexican wrath.
4 A difficulty had occurred with the French Secretary
of Legation and some Mexican soldiers, in which the
( former considered himself and his nation grossly In
! suited. The Secretary had required of the Govern
: ment of Mexico prompt redress for the insult, in the
{ punishment of the soldiers, or he would Immediately
4 demand his passports.