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O BIZ Il U AIRY:

Departed this life on Friday afternoon Mrs. ELIZA
II: hYLE, wiie OF William Kyle, Esq, merchant of
this place She had given birth an infant seventeen
Gays before she was seized with the fatal disease which
III the short duration Of week. terminated her
cnce Throughout this painful confinement she enjoy cd
inc possession OF all her intellectual powers and mani
estcu all that christian patience, submissions anna
Die serenity which had shonc conspcuously in her life
Few females possessed larger share of those qualities
whlch adorn her sex She had been jealous and con
sistent member Of the Methodist EpiscopaI CLm,cb :
Her calm resignation full Of consolation in death was
peautiiui commentary on her life of faith and good
works The circle of friends who crowded TO admins
ter to her sick bed verified the high estimation in which
she was held. Her departure is deeply mourned bv
those who stood related TO her. respectively as wife
motner, STEP mother, friend, an acquaintance n
Christian. Her lady like, amiable and kind depor,
ment to all her native dignity, intelligence and candor
er heahess and order; her Christian temper and bene
Noience all together exertcd influence in the circle
Where she moved, which will be felt long and with
blessed effect. We commend her dear bcrcayed family
TO that God who has rich blessings in store for the chill
dreh OF his covenant peoplc.-May we all be melted TO
serve the God she served that we NAV die the death
she has died.-[CoM.
DIED, in Bath county, the 18th of July, Mr. ISAAC
lite formerly citizen of Harrisonburg.
Departed this life on Monday piobt the ostb ME
ELIZA SUSAN, daughter of MIR. John ID. Brown of
SCOTS Ferry, Va In the death of this child the pa
rents are Dcre OF one who has often cheered the family
circle by her winning and cndcaring manners and cheer
ca on his return her father, who from the nature of
his occupation much from home.
She is now gone.-Bcorc she had learned IN knou,
much OF the ills pleasures of this lfe she has been
called by awise but nscrube providence to enter upon
life OF unmixed pleasures in better world and 10
unite IN the song Of redemption through Him that loved
us and gave himself for us-[CoM.
AN ACROSTIC.
Ere time had taught her the sad lesson to know.
Life is a season of sorrow and Woe
Jesus (who of little children hath said
Zion above is of such innocents made y
away from this world hath called her 10 20
Seraphic enyoyments forever to know
United TO him, she'll ever proclaim
Salvation through his all prevalent name,
And glory forever, that his Righteousness ran
NO less to infants than reasoning man.
Bereaved ones, then wipe all tears from vour eyes.
Removed by His pow'r the mortal shall rise:
On yes-and vcsturcs immortal shall wear
w hen the sun and the moon and each stricken star
NO longer shall shine, but darkcucd be hurled
Fen as wind shaken figs to this nethermost world
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-08-07
augusta Female Seminary.

nPENS its next Session on the first day of
september next, organized and conducted
as heretofore.
USTEES.
Rev. F. MCFARLAND, d. D., PRESIDENT
Col. Jas. Crawford, Rev S. J. Love
Rev. VIM. Brown, Jacob BAYLOR Esq
Adam Link, Esq. Maj j. NJ. McCnc,
John McCue, Esq. w. NJ Tate ESQ
David Fultz, ESQ., J. Addison Cochran Eso
DR.. Addison WaddeJ Rev b. nj. Smith
VIM FRAZIER, Esq. Secretary.
ALEX S. HALL, Esq. Treasurer.
EXPEiJS SEES.
Tuition per session Of months, from SI2 TO ssI5 90
IN Music on Piano Forte, accompanied
by voice and use of instrument 90 90
IN French, 10 90
IN drawing and Painting, 10 90
1ncidsntais Tor rents, so
to $40 per month. W
There is no other extra charge through the whole
course OF science and literature.
All the incidental expenditures of the pupil will be
limited by the Principal the parents NAV direct
whcn placed in his charge with authority and no ac
counts Will be allowed to be made except such as the
parents may prescribe.
Parents are reminded that it is good economy
20 nave Their daughters present at the opening of
,he session. They are better cassed, and can
De mace TO study better than when they enter
AFTER ihe classes have been organized and adj
'a S,eu. X. W. BAILEY, Principal.
StauntoD, July 81, 1915.
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NORTH MOUNTAIN LAND.
FOR SALE.

'HNHE undersigned commissioners, appointed by
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for the County of Augusta, will offer at
public auction, on the premises on Tuesday the
End day of September next, Tract of Land w.
ing on the North River in the North River Gap,
about three miles above Mt. Scion, containing a.
bout - Acres. credit Of 6, IL and Ia months
VIII be given, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
THOS. P. WILSON,
JAS. c. SHIPMAN, oomm rs.
July 81, 1915.
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Wl&USlElNlA9S SAlLIgo

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
by Henry Kiracofe, sen. and Wife, bearing
date on the 18th day of February, 1874, for pur-
poses therein mentioned shall proceed to sell
to The highest bidder, ON Tuesday, the 2nd day
OF September next, certain Tract Of Land situa-
ted In the county of Augusta, on the north side
OF the N orth River, about two miles frori, Mount
Scion, supposed to contain about
100 ACHES
more or less.
This Farm is in good state of improvement,
having on it all necessary buildings of a good
quality, good orchard, &C., and is desirable
situation, and worthy the attention Of any one
wishing to purchase Farm of its size.
About Si2oO VIII be required in cash, the re-
malnder in deferred payments well secured.
The Land will be shown to any person wish
ing to purchase, by some one living ON the prem
ses at any time.
The title is believed to BE good, but acting as
trustee, shall convey such title only as is vested
in me by said trust
The sale will take place on the premises.
JOHN IRWIN, Trustee.
July 81, I915.--tds.
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VALUABLE
LAND AND SLAVES.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE!

virtue of decree of the County Court of
~ Augusta rendered at the June Term. ls45. in
The case of Joseph Grove VS.. Margaret Grove,
widow of David Grove, decd, John B. Grove.
Samuel Grove, and others, the undersigned.
Commissioner, will, on Friday the 18th day of
September next. offer on the premises the Land
belonging to the heirs of said deceased, lying end
being In the, county of Augusta, two miles south
of Greenville on the main road LEADING from
Staunton 10 Lexington, and adjoining the lands
of!Samuel Finley, David Shultz and others, con-
tanning
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aluabAe Ean-y ard Property
FOR SALE,
IN THE TOWN OF sTAUNToN

RY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
by Franklin +. Geiger, dated 5th of June
lS45, and OF record in the County Court Office
OF Augusta, will offer for sale on the premises,
on Thursday the 18th of August inst, by post.
Ponement, all the said Geiger's individual and
undivided interest in the lanyard, with
Its aPPurtenances, formerly owned and occu-
pied by Jacob Fackler, and more recently own.
ed by Gary & Drummond, of Norfolk, and
purchased from their agent A. H. n. Stuart.
ESQ, by said Geiger and Michael G. Hair
man. The Yard has recently undergone some
Improvement, and contains twenty WATTS. a
large BARK HOUSE, CunyiDg House, and all
inc necessary conveniences for Tanning opera
tons, and is well situated for business. BEING
within one hundred and fifty yards of the Confi
House. and having plentiful supply of water.
The said 6eIger's interest is one-half, subject
to The payment Of two instruments, one dine nm
the 9th of May last, and the other on the 9Th Of
November next
Terms made known on the day of sale.
BREEZE JOHNSON. Trnsiee.
August 7, lS45.
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.rAusroN TT. INFANTRY.

Tho s,aunson 1t. Infantry, under the COM
,m.nd Of Capt. J. b. BALDWIN, will take up the
line Of march, with their fine Band, for Crawford's
Springs on Saturday morning next, a, o'clock.
lney viii probably return on Tuesday or We'd
nesday. pleasant excursion to them.
r.S. We are requested to say that a Military
ball is expected to be given at the Springs on
Monday evening.
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boarding Tor Young Ladies,

pARENTS who may wish to place their
daughters at School are hereby informed that
the subscriber is prepared to accommodate few
young Ladies in her family, as boarders. Those
who desire TO engage will please make early APP
plicatiou. MARIA /. COALTER.
Staunton, July o. 1915
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STATIONARY.

States, Quilts, Foolscap and Letter Paper
Drawing Paper, Bristol Paper, Lead Pencils
Slate Pencils, Common and Fancy Waters, Red
ana Black Sealing Wax, Copy Slips, &c. &c.
Staunton, July 81, 1916.
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CLovERsEEp.-Small sales at SIS.

~ A meeting of the Mt Sidney Temperance So
W. cicty will be held on Saturday evening next at
O'Clock. The Rev. MIR CnoNIN will ad-
dress the meeting, if health permit. Several other
cergymen Will be present, who it rs expected will also
the Public earnestly invited TO attend full meet
ing OF the members is desired.
August z, 1916.
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VlRGINlA:-At Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Augusta county. held
at the Courthouse thereof, in The town of S,aun-
ton, the 10th day Of June. 1915.
William Crawford, administrator of John Arm.
strong, Sen. decd, Plaintiff,
| AGAINST .... ,..
William Frazier, admir-. Of John Armstrong, Jr,
decd, and other Defendants
IN CHANCERY. Z,
On motion of Henry Swope and William
Craig, they have leave to become partes nlain-
TINS And this cause came on this 10th dav IF
June, 1915, TO be heard on the bill, and answer
OF the administrator Of John Armstrong, Jr., de-
ceased, and the answer of the infant defendants
by Nicholas G. Kinney, their guardian aa Htcm
ana more than two months having elapsed
from return day of the subpoena executed on the
defendants George A., David Il. and William
knowles and Elizabeth his wife; and they still
falling to appear and file their answers lis
ordered that the bill be taken for confessed as To
them and was argued by counsel: On consid-
Grafton whereof the Court doth adjudge, order and
decree, that Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke
take an account Of the defendant Frazier's adj
minisiratlon on the estate Of John Armstrong. Jr
deceased. And that said Commissioner. Inv
publishing notice in the Staunton Spectator four
weeks, convene all the creditors of said John
Armstrong; <Jr.) estate; and that he take an
account of the amount and dignity of their debts;
and make report to this Court in order TO a final
Decree Copy-Teste ~
n. G.. KINNEY r. =
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JUST PUBLISHED,
VALUAHLia YA&Nt
FOR SALE.

I'm pursuance of the last will and testament Of
Il John Bell, Decd, the UNDERSIGNED will offer
tor sale at public auction, on the premises. on
Saturday the 18th day of October next, the Tract
OF Land on which he resided at the time of his
decease, containing about
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DlaEG0WAlt,o

EylMAIUVAlLo
-etos-
y ID. SILKY kER has removed his wholesale
Dry Goods store, from No. 6. Bank street,
TO Nos. IL and Id, three doors beoy-where he
offers for sale, for cash or city acceptances, a
general assortment of French, British and Do
nestle Dry Goods, at small advance on cost
price. His goods being chiefly purchased at
auction, he feels assured that any one wishing to
buy, will be richly compensated by calling. On
hand and tor sale, quantity of Spanish Mating,
IA o-l and Cd Canton Mating, Carpeting and
oFsted arm. JNO. Il. STRYkER,
Nos IL and ID, Bank Street,
August 4, lo45.-2m Philadelphia.
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r V5-Ihe Lexington Presbytery will meet the Warm
springs on Wednesday the 18th day of August at o.
clock, p. NJ. j. a. VAN LEAR, Stated Clerk
August Z, 1915.
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PUBLIC SALE
w Valuable Furniture, Sc.
SIGNOR GEORGE,

ENG about to leave Stanton, will offer his
household and Kitchen Furniture at public
SAFE, on Monday the 25th instant, (being Court
deayj among which are very handsome Ma
hogany wardrobe, OF large size; Mahogany Bu-
feau, with large glass; BedSteads, Mahogany
Cradle and Crib; Dining Table, Stands, Chairs,
&C., (ali new J Looking Glasses; very hand
some and good Time-piece; and almost every
article necessary in housekeeping.
Terms OF sale.-A credit Of sixty DAYS on all
sums over ten dollars, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. A liberal discount made
for cash.
~ Those who may wish TO purchase private
~ can 90 so by calling at his residence at any
lme previous TO the day of sale.
August I, 1915.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TNAE Trustees of the Virginia Female Insti-
tute will receive proposals for the erection of
the necessary buildings for said Institute at S,aun
ton, till Saturday the 10Th day of July next.
pereons disposed to contract, can see the plan and
OBTAIN the information necessary by application
to Maj. George Eskridge, Secretary 10 The Board
at any time after the 5ih day of July next. The
JOB is large one and worthy the attention Of
contractors.
Stanton June 10, 1916.
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Greek, Latin nAEvench Rocks

Billions Greek Grammar. Sophccles' Greek
Grammar, Groves Greek and English Dic,ion.
sry' creek Testament, Thucydides, Herodo,us
Sophocles, Xenophon, Jacobs Greek Reader
Bullions' Latin Grammar, Adams Latin Gram.
mar, Ruddiman's Rudiments, Jacobs Latin Rea.
der' Tactuss Histories Sacre, vir Roma. Livii,
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary, An,hon's CLASH.
cal Works, Levizac's French Grammar, Boil
mi. mars Levizac's French Grammar, LIE Bruins
Ielemaqae, Picots Series of French Books,
we De Washington-togethe with all kinds of
School Books in general use in this section of
country.
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CLASSICAL
a42s6 .]EN9Heals0tIcfss ,SchGOy,
BY PIKE POWERS.

I'HE next session of this School will COM
mence on the 18th of August, and terminate
on the 18th of June following. Terms as here
tofore.
August Z, IS45.
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POSTPONEMENT.
Drugs, Dye-Stuffs, &c,

T'HE subscriber has just received from fJew
York. an additional supply of DRUGS,
DYE-STUFFS, &C., which he will sell at mis-
usual low rates, either TO wholesale or retail
dealers. JOJN q HART
Scotteville, June ~, 1915.
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TO LAWYERS, PHYSICIANS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
July 81, 1916.

ENHE subscriber takes this method of inform.
ing yoa, that he expects to open during the
ensuing week, large assortment OF LAW, ME-
DiCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
which will be exhibited as SPECIMENS of the va.
rious works which are proposed to be furnished
10 subscribers at publishers prices and to be
delivered in any part of the State. The invoice
OF Books (Which are daily expected comprises
the most extensive assortment of
LAW BOOKS
ever offered in this part of the State. The Me-
d,cai works are of the latest and most approved
editions, and the Miscellaneous productions are
OF high literary character The liberal patron
age which has been extended to this agency in
other parts Of the State, is some guaranty that il
is entitled to the favourable consideration of this
region also. But an inspection of the samples
now offered, and the very moderate terms on
which they will be furnished, will do more than
any thing else to extend the list of subscribers-
1t Is therefore hoped, that every one who is in
want of valuable Law, Medical and MisceIla-
neous Books will call and examine for themselves.
at my room, No. 80, Harman's Hotel.
CHAS. r. FISHER,
Agent for D. C. King.
Stanton, July II, ls45.
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Law NOTICE.

H'HE undersigned, will hereafter regularly at.
Tend the Quarterly, Superior and Federal
JOHN n. GILMER.
~ OFFlcE-Harden's Tavern, AlbemarIe.
June 10, lS15.-3n
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The Treasurer of Pennsylvania gives notice
that the State is prepared tc discharge the inter.
est due this month on its public debt.
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$50 A0TnIsSo

more or less, about two thirds of which are clear
ed and the balance in timber. There are about
eighteen or twenty acres of meadow and more
can be made, the greater part of which can be r.
rgated' The improvements are large and com.
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SELF-SETTTNG
BOX "TRIP FOR Rats.

T'HE subscriber having purchased, in conjunc-
ton with Mr.. John Stafford, the right To
make and sell the above Trap in the County of
Augusta, from the pattnlees, Messrs Stroop and
Esterle, 10 prepared TO fill all orders for the same
which may DE furnished him at his shop in Stauh-
ton. Those who wish to rid their promises of
'bat great pest the Norway. rat are requested TO
call ana examine this admirable invention.
ID. G.. HAIRY.
- Stanton, Julv IL 1919
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The creditors Of John Armstrong, Jr. decd.
are hereby requested to attend at my office in the
town of Staun,on, Wednesday the 9th day
OF August next, prepared to exhibit the evidence
OF their respective claims against his estate.
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ. Com'r.
Stanton, July %, 1916.
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BRANDRETKz's PTGTs.

0o-HEALTH! o BLESSED uE.Ir,,,
above all gold and treasures; 'ts thou who aI, a.,
sooand openeth all its powers TO receive nstSncton
ana 10 relish virtue. He that has thee has I;ttI oro
10 wish ior; and ne that is so wrcched as TO bav H.,
not, wants every thing beside Let us be-
brandreths Pills will give heaIth--gct then ,l
e1ssea fils which century use has fully established
70 DC the best medicine ever bestowed on man E ~,
prevailing colds and coughs, they will be found ever
thing that medicine is capable of impartiug
BEWARE OF CoUMTERrEITs
The genuine Brandreh Pills can be obtained n,
the Joiio,oing places.
William Kyle, stannton w. w King, Wavnesbo.
Toug; kemper Holt, Churchvilc; p. A. HcjskeIl
Lebanon, Wht sulphur Springs; j.. Syrcle Pnrnas'
sus; II. Messcrsmith, Mt Scion j. c. Roller. Mi Sid.
nnssy Jas NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. & w. Whitmorc.
MT Meridian; b: r. Graham, Grcenviile; Jas. s.
Allen, Green Valley, Bath CO.; John Dickinson MIL
borough Springs Crawford & Co., Warm Springs.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
G II = Ar FOR CASH
ROBERT COWAN.

OFFERS for sale the following School Books
Murray's, Billions, Krkham's, Smiths,
and Browns English Grammar; Murray's Eng.
lish Exercises Pixies, F. H. Smiths, r. 6.
Smiths. Davies, Greenleafs, Colburn's and
Smiley's Arithmetic; Mi,chell's, Morse's, Wood
bridge and WilIard's, and Parley's Geography /;
Frost's and Grmsbaw's History. United States !; !;
Pinnock's Goldsmith's History of Greece, Rome
and England Ty,ler's History, Parley's Life
Washington, Columbus, and Franklin; Parley's
LIST End Bird Books of, History Jones', Com
stocks and TUNERS Chemistry; Smellie's Phi
losophy porter's Rhetorical Reader; Jones' and
Coms,oSk's Philosophy Abercrpmbie's Intel
iectual Philosophy; Campbell's Philosophy of
Rhetoric Davies Mathematical Works; Glib
sons Surveying. Playfair's Euclid, Colburn's
Algebra Comstock's Geology, Adams Ro-
man Antiquities, Burriu's Geography of the
Heavens, English Reader, Paley's Moral Phi
losophy, Blair's Lectures, Webster's and Walk
ers Dictionaries, New York Reader Nos. l, and
3, United States Reader Nos. l, and 3, Finer
sons LIST, 2nd and 3rd Glass Readers. swans
Primary School Readers, Common School Rea.
ders, Webster's Elementary Spelling Book.
Webster's Pictorial Elementary Spelling Book.
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The Hon. John Pope, formerly Governor Of
the Territory of Arkansas, died a, his residence
in Kentucky on the 18th ult.
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NJ a II iA i IN ID q

On the 9th ult., by the Rev. James NJ Brown, SA-
MuEL A. MILLER, esq. TO Miss HELEN NJ. daughter of
Alexander w. Quarter, csq-all of Kanawha
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SYAUNTON ACADEMY

LYTTLETON WADDEI.L, Principal and Professo
Of Science.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL. Professor Of Classics an,
Military Tactics.
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FALL SUPPLY OF BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

by the LIST of September we shall be in receip
OF our entire new faH Supply Of Goods, comprs
ing our usual variety, which we shall offer 70
sale at No. 81, Main street.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.



The returns come slowly in but what there IL of
them show an evident increase in the democratic
vote. In the districts where the elections are taking
place considerable apathy Indifference prevails in
the NATTER this, in measure, will account for
the loose and imperfect manner in which the returns
are made The only returns that are now looked for
with any interest those from Tennessee and Ala
bama, and they, like the majority of the previous,
are democratic SO far. The following is a summary
Of the latest retums:-
TENNESSEE
The election was held on the 7th inst II was for
Governor, eleven members OF Congress. and men,
bers of the Legislature, which is chosen bennially
The last Legislature contained wing majority in
both houses Ephralm X. Foster, late of the o. g.
Aaron v. Brown, late of the U. S. House of Repre-
sentatves, the democratic candidate.
The news thus far received is highly favorable to
the democratic party. Mr.. Brown is undoubtedly
elected governor by about 1000 votes, and the pros
pect of democratic majority In the Legislature Is
flatterng. The only counties where the democrats
expected to gain members, which have yet been
heard from, (Gles and Bedford each one member,)
have realized their expectations.
For Congress- in the LIST district, Andrew john
son (dem) beats the notorious Brownow about
1000 notwithstanding his long epistles and violent
urades. In the district represented In the last Con-
gress by u. w. Dickinson, Gentry (whig) beats
Nelson (whig), Gov. Jones's proteg<,) by very
large majority In the Maury district, b Martin,
Esq, (dem) is elected.
The following are the maiorities for Governor as
far as heard from, contrased with the vote for Pre-
sident last fall -