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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
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trauriqc gc3etenbeit fdlpn ldn9e crlpartet
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madt. 9noreae SaCfion III C5 9Clungen trcB
(cilter 9lrmutb uuo ecu in (etilen QScge ltchcn'
rem SSineerneen, fh bis CUR bGhItcn @hrcn'
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lind Qiuie oeboren, uuS mar alfO am Gage
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SUM- entbdlt nod fcl9cnoc6 :-G cnern |
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nabm CT cineu sdrtlid)en 9lbIttco BON ieinen
Grfuurcl mn hnhr6nrnnGsu.-iinA hsbiHit f",
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rbae ons aud, berlslbe I'M @ern9ftcu 9ctrubt
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b6dlite 9rrtrduen in cine fr6blidle llniterbs
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Sen. Snitcn, Or qrcIibent ben 9era8,
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0m Scnntn9 glbeno an, lino natte ltd III Der
or6eten &iIe auf ben Y8e9 nad) Ger SNermi.
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te, cinen 2Irit, tpeIhrr inn ldgte bab Der Sc,
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gen, Scdl ltcu fan9e erparteten Se9ebenbrit,
miro bic trftc Sewe9ungsn in ben 6eSen
te8 @merifaufteu 8rIf5 berpor brin3en.-
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pcasu OicnitIcffungen uno icincn dcttcn pa'
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las ecideubcSiuguiB fano ain 10. itatt.
Sanft rube cefen aihe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
Sie DsGsiofrits > 51buc.

Die bieFsc DipiFcn Der WdBi9fsitS' 'S6b.
':lr, io ipie oiejsnt9en seu @rinrYiGe, gcocnten
zen fcmmcnccn SabrStag 2imerifani}her In,
-obbin9i9feit nit ibren Wruorru in Der Staot
@Iiton gu feicrn. QSie mir perucbmen per.
hcn cteicIbe um llbr Mor9ru6 an bcGa9trnl
Gage, in etuem Boat auf eem 2eda Canal,
prn bier abrciisu uno esS slbene5 IN sutrr
Sst wccer .uriiCffcbrcu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25

H~Dtc sInpronuu9s Committee fur bic
Scier ces 4ten Suli in cieier Sact, it bar.
III Abercin 9cfcnmelL oas ole Wabl,eit, Re.
fanntlidb I'M @curtbau6'5oOf tim llbr nnf'
Getra9eu iperocu, uno odB Der prei5 % St5.
frin fol-. Eidet5 itub ;u erbaltsn bel Senas
than Dtcid,aro, Stcphsu Burger, Charles 9.
guId, Sobn @rcB uuo 6. 6. Sdger.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
Ole glcms ScricD l,fUrS0eItbit5tc.

"IFV I'VH ~ScrIFD IVFurpNticDtcDtc.
@inr 9icwarf 3ciun9 fa9t, cas ole lInfr,
iitcn III ecu 8srhorcn bon Verfcncn, beidul,
'ci9t bic @ditner Tanliljr crmorSet sl batcn,
Id) bcrcitS gu IS, AGO bcInufen. Iaicrin GTn6
iptr Gctfn bcS Serh6r6 neIdes ieet nod i'm
@ange it, 70 wie Die Sliurid,tunsS &cllcn
Der bcrcit5 Shuloi9]cflncenen iidyt ein0cs
fdlcfcn. Die Gurcr5 GjebuLrrn o(lcin be-
tanfcn fd5 Su bciudbc 100 2bnlcr, uro bic
Scarcjn9 fur rielcIbe erreidi Die Summc
Upu $500.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25

paet 0uf!-SalIte $40 Nctcn auf bic
"Sauf bon Delapare" fno ncuIidD aIlbirr
III llmIduf 9cirtt mcrcrr. Diefelbe TnS bas
trt 1871 Gno BON Icten ebemali9er anGern
8anfcn ab9einoert Ine gang neu, unb gcei8.
act ielbit ben 8crithti9tcn 81 bstritgen. -
9Rdu bite GJCb baber Dor oeulc[beu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
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4 Nlit cem 91adct Shiff ",rincc 9lItcrt''
sTnb su TcuDcrf Stpet GAGE Ipiterc Ndd,rid,,
stcn pcn 2rnSrn crbaltsn iporocn. Die 9tcu.
st9fcten Gno nidt widtia. 98ir habcu feline
aScrid,te poi eem 2ioerpOpl Sanmipoller
SWfartt. Beioe S.duIrr re6 pariamrutd
Innrbcn rctdllidb nit SittIthriften fir uno 9fe
4 snrnifranSen 9c9cn Den NaaDnprtb Grani
gpericheu. Cie brittle 8crlciilna jcncr 9ilI
spuree am 2lf1en im Sonufe ecs &jrmrttrn
sbcbattrt, lino man 9ldubte Gao Gle Stimmc
lucd an jcnem Gage 9enpmmcu merocn niir,
ste. jHiniId,ltd, Der SreQrn SrnQc Idft iId
snidit6 gicueS crmartcu, inpcm Ole gohrid,:
item rlur ? Gage ipdtcr itno. On Der SdNrei;
git allies rubi9, uno Gc9cn cirjeni9cu bic an
5erm 9Iufftlno 2bciI uahmen uuo fritQrIcet
5wcrCen iGnb, 9eecntt man nit @jclinci9feit Az
Sbancclr. - g5 nuroe orr9eIdtn9cn cini9c
seerielbcn ndd 9Imcrifa su tran6pcrtiren -
.mrSu aber bic Tranj6Tid!e 9fe9irruug ntdt
seinwitIi9en nil, au5genommen eic Gjcfau9e'
men iIno rrilIi9 baB cicS 9ridcbcn ioa.
Is Sage Ipatcrc Neuj9feiten.
/ 0as Sampfithf "@alcocnia" lan0te am
SCpnueritn9 81 Gcitrn nit 0tdcbrictten rcu
j@n9lano an, fpeldle ti5 Gum 4ten bicfc6 Wc.
/ mats reiden. goumwoUe III in 9,rsi6 grfal.
Hen.
Die 2Infurft Der "nitcrnia" bat onr LIN.
sruhr meIde in Srsu9 auf ZEN W}fperitdne
slwiIdcn @n9ano uno ben 8ereini9ten Staa.
ten tesrI6bte, 9cle9t. Wau 1cn brrt nid,t
smebr borau bcnten ros cin fciucIitcs Sref.
sfcn Smiitcn beiccn Fincern pc9cn Gem Ore
I 9pn @jebtct itaHufioeu iperec.
Sun oauic Der Gicnteircn RES lJarIiamcnts
sft am 2litcn bte @aDucctb Girnut Sill nit
1873 Wrhrhcit Die brittle 8crIclur9 pasirt
Wiit Der 9rpecn @aupne mcIde fir bic
ilrincctcn, eiu Ser Staatcn Steamcr, per-,
sfertt9t ncrten 1T, uno urn Der mir in unirrm
'testcn 8ldttr ReIcnnS thaten, iff safeItt Der
3Gerfud, 9cmdd)t iprtceu, unb tcrfcitc ficlI
ltefrieStAcuo ans. Ten Sd)all icu man cine
l4rrsc @ntfcrnnng pcrnpmmcn haben, unoc,
lfihr 3 Irnnen bat man aus cerlclben qeIcto.
Fen, uno etn jeecr Sdue wcg Sipci huncc, d
Numb. ltcbriqcn6 entbolteu ole Stittcrj
luidjts QGidlti9cs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25

Teuer.-T Tie SIcarenir Ger "Tei-
/. .Rlrtcn" su PbiIaoCIrhia pnrec in Der %
,lcttcn Gicrifag Totbt pieeermm eurd, ctll
Mprbtrcnner an9rinrcct. GoS Scner Ipl
&c nber ;eitlid, cutcedt uno !rirecr gcllfc
| lehe c6 9rrGcn Shdoen thuu frunte..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25

Seuer.-Su 8aycttcpills, Torb Sl|
lima, III lcbte QBcdhe eih Seuer ous9rbrod,|
'wcldbeS SwtdNen so uno 60 Soiuier cindftb
Itc uHo illidmmcn @i4enthlm 81 Dem q8e}
ipcu un9efibr S35O,000 ;crli6rtc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25

"DiGou9bbp Sc9et, @iq il
uruIib burd ben 9cncral QanomcGer, gum
s......,. - a H. f,,. qeckn-Sn""t" 49,
uannt pcroeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25

Gin Tusrcnncn f1uc Icetc QBpd,e nahe
Srltrn fur $500 3halrr fiat, pclhcs 81
Gin SNerr GiiIeerilrue bon 9tcuDcrf gcpo
Gr lr9te Die 10 Wrtlcn in un9cfdbr 81 Wi|
ten Mrif.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-25
Grpr0icT.

Su Der llm0cacro bon 2libcns, @ecrai'
hat cs felt Rem Wenat Mir, nj 1T mcbr'
.rc9nct. 2IlIe6 1T auf ocn ScGrcru rcrerr
,unc Die @jnmehuer faracu an nit ollcr
.Granf6Cltcn tcfalIeu III ncrecn.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
QUITE 4 PARADISE

A writer in The Dublin University MAGAZINE
In abiding to emigration, says: alt is singular
that while our colonists fly TO the soli.udes of
Australia, or seek the snow-cad plains and gloo-
my Pine-woods of Canada, they think not of the
palm.iorests and cinnamon groves of Ceylon-of
an Island which, If 1t be not, it is pretended 10
be, the Paradise of the past, is certainly the Eden
OF our day whose fragrance is scented nine
leagues Oil at sea; where the climate is, over a
great extent oil II, favorable to Europeans, and
where winter Is unknown. Large districts there
are lit Tor agriculture and while the cultivation of
many OIL products affords to enierants of the
better class prospect of wealth, the poorest SET
tier may count on immediate means of subsis-
tence. Peacocks and jungle-fowl, resembling
Pheasants; also, buHaloes and deer, NAV be had
Tor shooting; two crops of oranges may be gath
cred in the year, and honey is so abundant that it
is made use OF for seasoning meat, as salt is in
other countries. Far from having the burnt-u
looks and hot-house smell of India, Ceylon is
marked by It's everlasting verdure and the stran-
ger on landing there finds himself in climate
which, although near the line, is tempered by sea
oreezes, and by being, in part of it, remote
from high mountain range. 10 our painting of
this fairy land, we may add that its very stones
are precIous-rubies, sapphres, cinnamon-stone,
topaz, cats-eye, zircon, being often found there of
a very fine quality. Lastly, there is pearl fish.
cry OH It's shores, which, though we believe nei-
ther well managed nor understood has long been
the source Of considerable wealth. ''-RaleiSk Re-
giSfer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue OF two Deeds of Trust executed TO
The subscriber by Jonathan Horn and Wife,
one bearing date the 1th February 1914, the
other bearing date The 2f,h February 1874,
both OF which are daily recorded in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Augusta, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, / shall on the 22nd
day oil March next, at the residence or said Horn,
two miles West of Mt. Scion, in the County of
Augusta, proceed to sell for cash TO The highest
bidder, the following Real and Personal property,
towit; The Tract of Land on which the said Horn
now resides, adjoining the lands of Henry Nair,,
or., anu others, containing SO Acres, together
WIN all and singular the appurtenances theTeunto
belonging Also fifteen acres or Wheat In the
ground, five Beds and Bedding, Clock, Safe
and contents, Desk, Large Tables, / small
do, Q Chairs, Looking Glass, small Wheels,
large do, Reel, 8 Sells Of Mill Wright Tools.
l Cross.cut Saw. lot of Kettles; Pots, Ovens
and Lids, Fire Irons, Shovel and longs, 3 fell
ing Axes, 2 Mattocks, 9 Hoes, 3 Shovel PloukRs;
lron-tooih Harrow, Loom and Tackle, i lot
OF Plank, Scan.ling and Timbers for Saw-Mill,
! lot OF Meet Tubs, head of Horses, Mule, 8
head OF Cattle, head of Hogs, Road Wagon,
and sets of Gear.
The iitls of the above property is believed %
be good, but acting as Trustee shall convey such
only as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
Feb 81, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
LEXINCToN pprSpvrrnv

This body of Presbyt erian clergymen, assem-
bled in this place last week, and we would have
been pleased if some friend would have furnished
an account oil their proceedings for readers
They were received by our citizens with that hos
PitalIty which they always extend upon such &C.
casions. We learn that the services were of an
interesting character, and tina. the various minis
ters present labored with much zeal, and 10 the
great satisfaction of their hearers, in the promo
ton OF their pious objects.-Leeington Gazette,
May 8.
We learn from the Star that the Presbytery ad-
journcd to meet at the Warm Springs on the Sc
cond Monday evening in August next, at seven
o'clock.
u The pastoral relation existing for few
months past between the Rev. Mr.. Howison and
the Presbyterian Church in this place was dis
solved by Presbytery, on his own application, on
account of i'll health.-The Church, therefore, is
now vacant.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
lghANN BOOKS

\ a
MASH & WOODHOUSE have on hand prch
= ably the largest stock of Blank Books ever
Kept In any one establishment In the State, and g.
quai perhaps greater than is usually met with, al,
rsady made, at the largest manufactures at the
North.
We have medium, demi and cap Day Books,
Ledgers and journals, made OF the most superior
blue laid, blue wove and white linen paper
bound and finished in the most durable and work
manlike manner. ..
Also. others warranted good Of cheaper de-
scrip,iop. ~,
Besides, full and half bound Cap Ledgers. Day
Books. Journals. Cash Books, Sales Books, In
voice Books, Bill Books, Receipt Books, Bank
Books, Pass Books, Memorahdums of every size,
Check Books, (the most beautiful ever seen,j
Books OF Drafts, Promissory Notes, Indexes, Let.
ter Books, Records, &c. &c. .,
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, 10
manner. ..
Richmond, November Ia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15

New DiscovERy IN RHLArioS TO SroNE.-Itis
stated in the Sheffield {Eng.) Mercury that a sci
enuhc gentleman residing at Ipswich, MIR. Fred
erick Ransome, engineer, has lately discovered
method whereby the hardest stone can be brough,
mo conscience resembling common putty, so
that II can be cut and moulded into any shape Tor
useful and ornamental purposes, without altering
It's general! character and appearance; for il be,
comes as hard, and in some instances even hard
er' man before subjected to the process. Another
peculiarly Of the process is, that any color or va
riety of colors, can be impaired to It's solid sub.
stance so that an endless variety of shades can be
produced, and, as il is capable Of being polished.
1t eifectually ressts the action Of the water. IL
can also be used as cement, and can be brushed
over the surface Of wood, so as to render it fire.
proof.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
EirSSlss0 Female Institute.

"A SUFFICIENT amount Of the capital stock
- OF "The Virginia Female Institute" having
been subscribed, to authorize the formation of the
Company--in pursuance Of the provisions of the
act to incorporate said Institute, we hereby give
notice, that we have appointed a general meeting
OF the said stockholders to take place on Saturday
the 9TH day Of June next, at o'clock, p nj :, at
the Federal Court room, in Stanton. Subscri.
bers to the stock are earnestly requested to be
present In person, or by proxy, at the time and
place above designated.
THOS. J. NICHE, JOHN ri. pEyTON
n. e KINNEY, JAS POINTS
ALEX. ii. II. STUART, j. b. BRECKINRIDCE.
May Is, IS45.-4w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
DREADFUL CASE OF pUELLINc.

a correspondent Of the National InteIleencer,
in the course of timely article on dueling, re-
lates the following anecdoe Of facts that occurred
In our Navy 'many long years ago."
1.-Two youths had difficulty at sea chal-
lenge was sent and declined by midshipman on
the exalted and enrolling ground that his life and
MS pay were not his own, but were the fond and
only earthly hopes of widowed mother, who
mad been reduced from ailluence to utter poverty,
and who depended on what he could save from
his pay for her bread, and on his elevation in SER
vice for her happiness. The bloody code of du-
elllng was deaf TO these appeals from one who
had done no wrong, while series of proyoca,ions
never ceased until on entering the harbor of -,
the challenger gave the other the alternative to
hight or be advertised a coward. Heretofore
nnProVoked, the young man could yield no farther;
ne accepted the challenge conditions that the
meeting be had in en- adjoining field, that the
weapons be pistols, and these placed at Tie hearts
q me fico youhs! They were both killed. and
tnelr remains now res! in the graveyard of ST.
fauFs. How the honor of the service or the in
'erests OF the country were consulted by this ACT
can readily be answered but how the widowed
mother's heart was broken, and where are the
spirits of these poor youths, can only be told by
the revelations of an eternal world. And this is
out one OF a multitude Of crimes that have been
PerpeHated IN the Navy by youths acting on trl-
mes, ana Influenced by principles, or rather by
impulses, disreputable as destructive.
While The writer would not wantonly harrow
up feeling, 1t must be asked what is the re-
morse that seconds TO such an affair endured! He
knows not who they are, or whether they live
1t is hoped solemnly that they have or will have
rePented before the Judgment Of God sets final
seal TO their destiny.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
Mf. Adasaa Nh. Sl,UIlz.

oir,-As you are not an inhabitan Of the Com
monwealth OF Virginia, take this mode Of giving
you notice that on Monday, the 2nd day of June,
lSa5' at the office of Charles Chaplin, in the tow
OF lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia,
shall proceed to take The dispositions of William
bite and others, which dispositions are intend
ed to be heard as evidence in a cause now de.
pending and undetermined in the County Court
OF Augusta County, in which / am plaintiff and
you are defendani-and if from any cause Shall
be unable to finish said dispositions ON that day,
shall continue by adjournment from day to day
until all are finished.
JOHN w. PAINE.
May 8, 16l5.--4t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
u o q T. I u IN ~ S q

MY election to the Legislature for the next
AZ session, will not interfere with my Profess.
ional engagements. shaiI be absent at but two
monthly terms of the County Court, and shall
make arrangements for having my business at
tended to III my absence without any additional
charge to my clients.
ipractise in no Courts but those held at Staun-
ton, and the Court of Appeals at Lewjsburp. and
even including my absence in Richmond will be
less from home than most of my professional
brethren JOHN b. BALDWIN
May l, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
FR.a NJ IL no USE.
TO WOOL cRowERs.

Fl>HE subscribers are prepared a, their Factory,
one mile below Charlottesville directly at
the Bridge on the Main road to Richmond. to
manufacture Wool into Cloth upon the most rea.
sonable teIms--from to l yard wide, as may be
desired. We hesitate not to say that we can
give full satisfaction as to quality and prices.
Only give us a irial-it Is all we want.
~ Wool delivered at Garland's Store, on the
Scottsville road, will be conveyed to the Factory
hee OF charge. CREWDSON g. JONES.
May Is, lS45.-2m.
EE9 LexingtonGazete and Rockingham Re-
gster insert two months, and mark cost.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
INNOCENT AMUSEMENT
N0Ia MNIslTnIs {zIDJ5jas

{ LAME I'M Of Master RodbuTy and his pupils {;
-" The Game of the Kings;
The Strife Of Genius BY lady.
Shakespeare, in new dress. A new game for
evening parties.
Game of Pope and Pagan
The game of the Mansion of Happiness.-An in
,c, strnctiVe' moral and entertaining amusement.
H., lhe national game Of the American Eagle
The Pickwick Cards: Invented by Samuel Wei.
Ter, for the entertainment of his friends.
a great variety of Dssected Maps, and Puzzles !;
Batledores and Shu;tecocks
The GTaces
Skipping Ropes, &c. For sale by. .ti.-..-
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
:: 1877, Main street, Richmond.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
BRAMDRETFz's Prxrs-

sEAMEN.-Why do Scattering Men and watermcn
use DIR. Brandreths Vegetable and Universal Pills in
preference TO any and all other medicines? For the
following good and substantial reasons.
reason lst They are entirely vegetable.
"a AS purifier of the blood, and cleanser OF the
stomach and bowels they stand pre- eminent
gative in use. r"'
9TH No care required in using them.
9TH No change of diet eat and drink what vou
please. ~ '
9th The body less liable to cold after than before n
dose. N .
It'll May be taken morning, noon, or night, with a
certainty of good results.
Sth Time or climate effects them not
9TH They give universal satisfaction. All who use
them speak in the highest terms of them
Call, try and be convinced.
Remember, none genuine sold by Druggists or
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15

The working of the GoM Mines at the South Is
said to be Increasingly profitable. A letter from
MI. Glbbon, OF the Branch Mint, at Charlotte,
~ ", published IN SilIiman's Journal, states
that increasing quantities Of gold are received at
"a mat mint, from mines in North Carolina and
ooqth Carolina occasionally, also, from Georgia
anu anu Alabama. Gold bullion, 70 the value of
SS %. was deposited for coinage during the
.ass year. exceeding by nearly ono hundred thous-
period ''"''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
LOW FREIGHT ON TIE cANAr

we understand that very earnest compet;,;on
mas oeen Tor some days carried on by the owners
~ oJa'S on the James River Canal, by which the
reduced from 10 cents to one cent pcI bundrod'
ms IS cheap enough, and we would advise ali
, VINO nave goods to transport, or who eapect to
nave mem 10 transport on tie canal, if possible
70 snip them immediately. 1t is fine lime for
omppefs, put must be bad for The boat owners, as
r1ond Times. s p'''o'-i'''''-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
One Cent FseaUNr<y.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber residjno
near New Hope, on the Sd of May instant,
an Indenled servant 10 Farming, named JAMES
WILLIAMS, about twenty years of age, clothing
not recollected. Any person returning said boy
TO me shall receive the above reward and no
thanks or charges. All persons are hereby warn
ed from harboring him, as the law will be en-
forced against any so offending.
JOHN A. PARSONS.
May 10, IS45-3tS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-15
A Fine Estate i'm Market.


'ENHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Tract oe
Land on which he now resides, situated in
Augusta County, between the Long Meadow run
and Christians Creek. This ttact contains
:. SGG A0lAlAgo
abou, 200 of which are cleared and in fine state
OF cultivation and the residue we'll tmbered,
rms land possesses many advantages which
are calculated TO attract the attention OF persons
DESTROYS of procuring desirable residence or of
making Profitable Investment of capital
IL lies about midway between Staunton and
Naynosborongh and within short distances OF
the turnpike.-lt is within three miles of rink-
ling Spring Church, in excellent neighbor-
hood, and convenient 10 several Merchant Mills
ana Saw Milis-one of each neatly on the edge
of the wood land.
The improvements consist Of a plain comforta.
Uie Dweliing-H House, with all necessary out
houses, prlng.hpuse, and Smoke house, a large
and convenen. Barn with Granary attached TO
1t, and an excellent Orchard of choice fruit tees.
The greater part of the tract is undulatino.
without being steep or broken, and about three
hundred acres OF 1t are of the first QUALITY of An.
gusta land.
There are two never-failing Springs near the
dweiiing-house, and others on different parts OF
Inc tract ,ci which afford an ample supply of wa
ter. The Meadow is large and exceedi1olv b,os
ductiye. and not more than an acre of il is liable
10 damage from freshets.
me location OF the Springs and the Wood
land is snch as TO make it easy to divide the tract
in.o TWO or 'sree farms, giving to each an album
dant supply OF timber and water
In point of fertility of soil, salhbtiiy of eli,
mate advantages of society and convenience to
schools, to church, and to market, this estate is
surpassed by few if any in the county, and the
subscriber can confidently recommend it to any
gentleman who wishes to obtain snch combina5:
ZION oil advantages for fair consideration.
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing is requested
to call and examine the land for himself, and he
can then learn the terms of sale which will be
accommodating. MOSES MtCIIE.
April II, 1916.
a69 The Rockingham Register viii insert
the above till forbid