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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06
STAUNTON ACADEMY.

rJNHIS SCHOOL will be opened again the first OF
il September next, under the management Of l..
WApDELL and JoHS j.. CAMPBELL, Esqrs., the latter
gentleman being Professor of Languages the former OF
Mathematics. Entertaining full confidence in BOTH the
Trustees cordially recommend this Institution 10 public
patronage.
July 30. ISi6.-5w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06

Sn>SazS,, A FTER long and laborious tour through
WsyjsSsY IN Texas on business for Mcssrs Nicholas
kGEsSS and William Kinney and Doctor Francis 7.
Strbling, am again at home and have entered upon
the discharge OF my duties Commissioner in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for Augusta
County With the deepest OF gratitude, ac-
knowledge the very decided aud liberal support which
the people of Augusta have uniformly given me, and
most sincerely beg its continuance.
Stanton, May 6, 1916 c. c. c. l. and c. y co.
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AUGUSTA JAIL.

BUILDERS and those engaged in furnishing
- materials for building are informed that new
Jail for this county is to be erected OH the site of
the present building.
Plans and specifications may be seen, and general
information concerning the work obtained at the
County Court Office, the 9Th day of August
next; and bidders will be allowed two weeks from
that date for handing in their proposals.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July 50, lS46-2t.
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Nj A r RI r.

At tho residence of VIM Kinney. ESQ. +, this placc
on Tuesday morning the 4th inst, by the Rev r. r.
Castcman, DR.. RoBERT S. BALDwIN of Frederick
county, To Miss LETITIA j. SPEcK niece of the late
James Hagcrty, Esq, Consul at Liverpool
At the Virginia MILITARY Institute on the 23rd ult
by the Rev. John skinner, RICHARD Il. w. DUKE Of
daughter of VIM. S. Eskridge, Esq, of Rockbridgc
County. o
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The Washington Union announces the passape
OF the new Tariff Bill in the most subdued tone
imaginable No shout Of exutaton proclaims the
victory of the Administration The fact is mon
toned, incidentally as it were, and without the
Fictitious emphasis of Italics or CAPITALS. The
impression is, that the "aTtccrs of ruin" arc not
very much delighted with the work of their own
hands. They are not without apprehensions, and
they may well feel them, that the triumph Of this
measure VIII be the signal Of their overthrow.
Rich. Wing.
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PIANO-FORTES.

PY the "Courier" which arrived last Monday, we
I'D received three more superb Piano Fortes, from
Messrs Stoddart s. Durham, of New York. They
fine specimens Of and workmanship, combining
delightful touch
This arrival, added to stock already large, renders
our assortment very complete, afording to those in
search OF an instrument fine opportunity of selecting
from great variety Of the latest styles OF finish.
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
Richmond, July 30, 1916. 139 Main street.
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NIRGINM-At Rules held in the Clerks office
" Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
William w. King-Paintiff,
AGAINST
John Observation-Disclosures,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant, not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of As
sembly, and the Rules Of this Court, and it APP
Pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
inhabitant of this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
that he do appear here on the LIST Monday in Octo-
Der next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Staunton, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of Augusta County.
A copy-Tcste,
n. G.. KINNEY, c. c.
August 6, 1916
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10 S T

II .OST on Monday the 9th ult., in Staunton,
- three B o N ID S, executed to me by John
Swisher, for Two Hundred and Thirty-three Dol
lars and thirty-three and third cents, each bear
ing interest from the date and payable yearly. Any
person finding said Bonds, will confer great favor
on me by leaving them with Mr.. David Branaman,
near Staunton. | do hereby forvarn all persons
from trading for said Bonds, as have notified Mr.
Swisher of their loss, and stopped the payment of
them. CHAPMAN WHITE.
Abemarle Co., August q, IS46-3t
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EB R ,S.TEE

rgNO any one residing in the County, who is not a
Trader. valuable SERVANT GIRL, with
her child. She is about l8 years OF age, good
house and kitchen servant Enquire at lhis office
August g., 1876
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PUBLIC SALE
Of Land and slaves.

WILL be sold at public sale on Friday the 2Stf
day of August next, if fair, if not the next fail
day, the following lands belonging TO the estate of
James Patterson, decd, consisting of three differ
ent tracts-frst the tract they purchased Of VIM.
A. Turk, lying ON South River, in Augusta county
and adjoining the lands of Philip Conner, William
Patterson and Others. This land is i'm good state
of cultivation. well watered and well trnbered.
Any person wishing to examine it will please call
on Mr.. John Patterson, living on it. This tract
contains
300 A0&IsSo
Also,a Tract of $50 a Ores, principally wood
land.-This land is said to be of good quality
and admirably timbered, and lies adjoining the lands
of Joseph Gangwer, Mrs. Barger, and others
Also, Tract of FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, lying on the south side of the
South River. and adjoining the lands of John A.
Patterson, Mrs Williams, and others. This land
is of good quality and is well watered, and also
well timbered. Any person wishing to see either
OF the last named tracts will please call on Mr..
James Patterson, or Samuel Patterson. living con-
venient. The terms will be made known on the
day of sale by the Administrators.
This last named tract will be sold i'm two sepa-
rate Farms.
ALso-There will be offered at public sale Mt
the above named time SEVEN SLAVES, of both
sexes, though principally boys belonging to the es-
tate of James Patterson. The terms for the slaves
will be cash.
SAMUEL c. BOWERS,
JAMES A. PATTERSON, -Au''' Is
July 80, lS46.-5w.
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Just Received.

A SUPPLY Of Rhinehordps Patent Glass Pad Truss
n also supply OF HuliS Patent, and very good
article Of Common Truss. All persons who may he
under the necessity of using the Truss will do well by
calling and examining for themselves. at
A. ID. wREN'S
Staunton July is, 1916. Drug Store
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Religious Notice.

x.eSE1sSo The LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY will
EE&Sy hold its next stated meeting at Rocky
Spring Church, on Friday August 2lst, at IL o.
clock, "A. M. j. A. VAN LEAR, S. C..
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TIVE subscriber has just received lot Of very supc-
i rior IMPROVED TRUSSES, such as arc recon
mendcd by the Faculty. Ply sican aud all Tho arc az
ctcd with Rupture arc invited TO call and examine for
themselves. Y. BERKELEY.
July I6. ISI6,
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Wool egmA VgoOtyen Rolls,

lust received and for sale by
" 4. S. KINNEY.
Stanton, August 6, 1916.
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II O N i @ d o

II o I'll I@o
HAVE determined to close my present mode Of
Il transacting the Mercantile business from this date
and will sell hereafter for cash only have placed
books in the hands of ". K Trout for settlement TO
whom all indebted to me expected to make prompt
payment l will continue TO sell Goods, Groceries,
and Liquors. cheaper think than they be procured
elsewhere in Stanton
DAVID KERR.
A S stated above have in my hands David Kerr's
N Store Books. All who may him are hereby no.
tilted that if payment is not made by the first of Octo
Der next, cocrcivc measures will be rcsorted to.
N. X. TROUT.
Stanton, July ~ lS16.-ft
{Si- Democrat copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06

Those who expect Mr.. Dallas to vote against
Sir Robert Walkers Tariff Bill must have forgot.
ten that Sir Robert married Mr.. Daas's wifc's
niece !-Whig.
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800 .AOIll@So

less, and all the lands purchased by said Jor
don from John Cochran, lying in Pcndcton County, on
the Bull Pasture Mountain and the which the
said Jordon now resides The land is well adapted to
the growth Of Grain, being strong lime land
and for grazing is probably not surpassed by any land
in this county.
The title is believed TO be good, but will only
vey such is vested in by the said deed of trust
ED. w. DYER, Trustee.
July %, 1916.
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BEWARE OF ooUNTEaFErTs .
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained al II

TIC genuine BrnndreM Pils can lie obtained at TIC
.foflolcing places
William Kyle. Stauutob w. w. King, Wayne sb6.
rough; William n. Bell, Churchvic; 7. A. Hciskcii
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; ]. r.. Cyrclc. Par!
nassus II. Mcsscrsmith, Mt. Solon Tyre NJaubin,
Mt. Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope b. & W ,
Whitmorc, Mt. Meridian b. +. Graham Cycenv;l,e ;
Jas. S. Guy, Deerfcd McGuffin, & Co. Miasg ~ !,
Col. w II. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co dobn IT,
Warm Springs; and Henry Miller; Cedar Creek.
July 30, 1916.
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SALE OF
MOUNTAIN TIMBERED LAND.

n pursuance of the provisions of Deed OF Trust
u executed to me by Daniel Faber, dated the 18th
of December, 1915, to secure debts therein named,
to Henry M. Darnall and John Wayt, | will, on
Saturday the LIST day of August next, at the town
of Waynesborough proceed to sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder for ready money, a certain
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06
TRACT OF LAND.

lying near the Blue Ridge Mountain, on the waters
OF Ramsey's Run, containing about ONE HUN.
DRIED IND FTFTYT'JVO ACRES, adioin-
ing the lands of James Bush and others. This land
lies near one or two good Saw Mills, and is valuable
for its Timber
Acting as Trustee will convey only such title
have received in that characteristic title how
ever is believed TO be good.
ID. S. YOUNG, Trustee
July 9, 1916.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF RE.EE ESTATE.

DY virtue of Decd of Trust, bearing date the 18th
- day of January lSil, executed to me by Sampson
Jordon, and of record in the Clerks Office of Pendlc-
ton County Court to the payment of a certain
of money in the said deed mentioned to James
Boggs and Zebulon Dyer, will SELL Saturday the
22nd day of Angus, the premises for cash. the
tract parcel of land conveyed by said deed, containing
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-06
DWELLING HOUSE,

EARN, STABLES, CE-HOUSE, DAIRY, sc. $ts
1t has also abundance of FRUIT of almost every va.
beauty Of situations aud contiguity to Stanton, (w0
mics) is every way desirable to family wishing to
avail themselves Of good society and loca-
twenty five dollars per acre, fourth when possession
is given the balance in and years Possession gii
next fall. E. VALENTINE:
April 30, lS46.-3tcowtc
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

DY THE MOUTH DOTH THE BODY IfTE-Ns
ID is so foolish as TO suppose for that We
can hive without eating, any than could de-
rive nurimen from the air alone, without the SOIL All
therefore know that it is what put into the stomach
which causes us to live We make over orr bodies
from the stomach in from three five years we make
bodies entirely .-Thus, what part of us to-
day, is absolutely not part of to- The
crctions, such as perspraon and other cvacdatous,
continually make our bodies waste, and il ia ffot the
stomach that we supply this waste All we have 10 do
TO make Our bodies ultimately healthy is to prevent un.
healthy PARTICLES from mixing with the blood. Pureai
ton docs this for provided the purgativc employ
contains in IT nothing which will weaken or do us in4
jury.Brandrcth's Vegetable Universal Pills for this
purpose, will be found all that is required because
they purge from the stomach and bowels the SUPER
abundance OF humors that may have accumulated Tho
system, before they have time 70 Produce putrcfacf
and its natural Conscdhcncc-d death
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.HiESR RPrPiroH.

IL falcons general assortment, always band aud
for sale by WHITE & co.
July 9, 1916.
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DISAPPOINTMENT
The sale Of the above Land is postponed until
Saturday the 9Th instant.
ID. S. YOUNG, Trustee
August 6, 1916.
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just Received,

MATTRASsEs just 10 hand, ten superior aad large,
IfB for sale by WHITE & co.
July l6, 1916.
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RNi,,iLu EI0nr.
Dust Received,

LIVERY variety Of Bo0TS IND SHOES Of aft
~ sizes and prices, for sale very low by
Jolly l6, 1896. WHITE & CO.
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SIELLERs LIVER PILLS, do. vERMIFUGE. For
- sale by the subscriber. r. BERKELEY.
Stsunton, April %, 1916.
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E,nbyeuas ami E1NrMsols.
INST ReCeiCeH.

SPLENDID refined Louisiana White Sugar; for pre-
- scrviog, in store and for sale by
July 9, 1916 WHITE co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-22

ers. This is believed to be the only eeonomi-
cal plan, as the present building, erected some
0years since, will require heavy expenditures
| for repairs in few years. AS at present con-
stfucted, there is an intercourse Of the prison.
| ers of almost every grade of crime, with those
charged with the most trivial offences, thus
rendering the prison "little better than free
school of vice"
The Board adopted an order during the past
year that prisoner committed the second
time for the same offence, should in 10 case be
allowed any other than the ordinary prison
fare; and for the third time, in addition should
be imprisoned separately. Unfortunately, how
ever, the order could not be enforced to any
extent, in consequence of the condition of the
Jail.
The report strongly urges the erection Of Il
Hose Of Refuge.
Tie .4ddsOa Lgccm. This is the title of
, literary association which has been recently or
ganized in this city 1t consists Of about % or
80 members, who are youths between the ages
of I and 20 years. They assemble weekly in
the Lecture room of the Calvert street Baptist
church. for the commemorate purpose of mu-
tnal instruction and Improvement.
City Court The Grand Jury are still en-
gagged in the transaction of business brought
before it, We learn that there has been about
eighty indictments found already, being princi-
pally for petit larcenies, and minor offences
The Coult adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock, when the trial Of those cases which
have been prepared will commence. All per-
sons interested would do we'll to be punctual in
attendance
County Court. Several cases on the Appeal
docket were disposed of yesterday morning,
when the Court at an early hour adjourned IN
til this morning. The Appeal docket is being
rapidly gone through with.
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my efficiency, believe do push ahead about
as hard as man conveniently can"
"That you do-all parties must acknowledge
it. You have effected many improvements in
your department"
eyes, hatter myself that in the Stage de-
partment ] have made some improvements
"Your removals have met with general APP
prevail in this part of the county"
Removals oh yes-I do travel great
deal"
eyes, you do, and to some purpose. Now
| wanted to speak to you about our Postmaster
here"
"Indeed Well, what Of him?"
care you not aware that he is Wing r
"No!-ls he?"
eyes, he is--and 1t is thought by the friends
of the Administration here, that he ought to be
removed, and good Democrat appointed"
"What is the Office worth ?"
"About $500 year"
"Who would be proper person for the Of
fice;"
"Why, couldn't exactly say--but fl
"Would yoH accept the appointment"
''hlost willingly, If you should think me
worthy"
"Well, iii tell you what you'd better do
Write OF to the dcparmcnt--stato the matter
as you've stated it to me, and perhaps''-
"lf you would just make memorandum, it
would be sufficient"
"Nly dear sir, don't depend on anything that
passes between US hcre-kere am Sol. Smith,
as you may see by the way-bili; but at Wash
ington-you understand
''Yos, | understand. Then III write Oh to
the department"
"Yes-write."
"Sir, shall depend on your good Offices"
"Sir, you may-your supper was excellent,
your attentions shall not be orgouen---iaro-
well-write on to the department, by all
means"
The worthy aspirant to the Postmastersbip
of the village, accompanied me to the coach,
carefully turned up the steps when had en-
tered, and then joined his Gelow-ctizens in the
three loud cheers with which our departure
was honored.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TO THE SOUTH-THREE TINES A WEEK -
AND BY FAR THE MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE!
VA THE CHESAPEAKE BAY LINE,
CAKKYING TIE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
N saSsssSa Leaving lower end of Spears Wharf.
EsHsS @SAAze Baltimore, EVERY MONDAY, WE'D
1hkaiSszzsslsE NESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
7. NJ III the well known and complete Steamboat
GEORGIA, Capt Cannon, (beng well prepared for
the winter for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. connec-
ting morning, at O'Clock, with the Steamboat
n 4ensss CURTISPECK, Capt. Davis or steam.
HyAg8 boat ALICE, Capt. skinner, for Rich
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mond TO City Point Railroad, for Pc
trsbTe Va, CARRYING there about two hours abe ad Of
the Great Southern Mail Line) without fail of con
nrctlonHO loes of sleep, and hut change of bag
gage-thence by Petersburg RAILROAD to Weldon, N
c.. and thence by railroad and steamboat to Charles
ton, :. g.. and thence by the southern routes to New
Orleans through III about seven days, and much the
most pleasant comfortable and shortest route South.
JF-PlNscugerS may rest assured that the BAY and
James River Line Of Boats well prepared for the
Winter Travel The comfort of passengers being wei
attended +" by the officers and prGprietors, and what
Is hero stated may be relied on the truth.
{Hs- The Bay Line leaves Norfolk OH TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, III 4 O'Clock p
NJ. ter Baltimore arriving about O'Clock next morn
Ing, connecting with Philadelphia cars.
WINTER FARE.
The greet atdIuonl expense iOI the Winter Line,
compols the FrDWictois to advance tie passage for
the Winter:
Passage between Baltimore NnIiok or Ports
mouth, Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg ar Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 100
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon. n e. l0'00
Passage bctwet n Baltimore Charleston, ). &. % 90
Meals and lodging included Bay and River boats
by this arrangement passengers will perceive that
this rout" IS the cheapest, pleasant and comfor-
table, and hut little doubt Of delay from Ice las in the
Potomac, on the Great u 5. Mail ROute) as we have
engaged the Ice Boats to keep open track for us in
the PaiapscO River when possible.
{h3- Travellers will he directed by our Soliciting
Agent who hands these Bills and who will give eve
ry information and conduct them to the boat. Hand
your checks 10 him or our Porter Norfolk Line on
his ha,l i'll the depot yard, who will attend to your
baggage
dl1 T. SHEPPARD. Agent.
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the committee on Streets to enquire into the
expectancy of having tunnels placed at the
foot of Camden and Conway streets, under
the bed OF Light street, so as to carry off the
water in times of heavy rains without crossing
Lightst Adopted.
Mr.. Lauderman offered a resolution direct
ing the City Register to offer at public sale the
ten additional stalls at the north end of the
FcIls Point market house, subject to the same
rent ard conditions of other butcher stall Is in
said market. Adopted.
DR.. kecne called up the resolutions relative
TO the procurement of genuine vaccine matter,
and the appointment Of physician for each
ward with a salary of $3.50.
Mr.. Richardson moved that 4 vote be taken
upon the first resolution, which provides for tho
appropriation Of 500 for the procurement Of
pure vaccine matter; which was carried and
the resolution adopted. The preamble and ba-
lance OF the resolutions were then ruo red to
the committee on Health
An ordinances providing for the appointment
OF twenty school commis:oncTs-on iiom each
ward-reportod from the First Branch, was
taken up and passed.
MIR, Richardson offered q resolution that the
committee on Health be directed to enquire in
to the cXpcdoncy Of repeating so much Of an
oiH'HdHcC "s i!ihitS INC hui1btT o! vaccine pHy-
Slcans to six, and TO provide for the appoint
mcnt of ono from each ward. Adopted
Mr. Richardson offered a resolution request
ing the Board of Health to rcpor. as soon as
possible, whether the provisions of the ord-
nance in reference to the duties Of vaccine ply
sIcians have been complied with. Adopted.
A resolution from the First Franch, increas-
ing the pay of the city watch; and also the re-
solution in relation to Gen. Towson, were re-
ceived aud read.
Mr.. Richardson offered resolution direct
ing the committee OH the Aims House to en-
quire by what rule students are admitted to
said institution, and whether any preference
is given to natives Of this city and county
Adopted.
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SHEPPARD, Agent.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAIT


MI NVNU
The MORNING PASSEN-
6zs39T.rA- 81 FSSa GER TRAIN, carrying the U.
H5=Hf=fH Hsrkz4sslA s. Mail, through in sir hourSi
Es229.. 1rs3fsssS Passage Four DOLLARS. leaves
me Depot, Pratt street, at NINE O'Clock, EVERY
MORNING, Except Sundays,) arriving at Phlade-
phia by O'Clock, P. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave4 Philadelphia at Am,
arriving IN BALTIMORE by , O'Clock, =. NJ.
90" The EVENING PASSENGER TRAIN, car
rying the u ). Great Southern and Western Mails
leaves the Depot, Pratt street. DAILY, at O'Clock,
p. NJ. Passage -Four DOLLARS.
REIuENlNG-Leaves Philadelphia EVERY AZ
TEfNOON, at FJCE O'Clock
di3 A, CRAWFORD. Agent