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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
o d I + U A f Y.

DIED, at Monterey, Mexico, on Monday the 29h of
March last, JAcoB LONG, aged 25 years. The drccas-
ed was native of Augusta County, Va, and at the
tecrs He was confined for Is days with Darrhoa,
Chills and Fever, aud after suffering intense pain,
he declared his willingness die rather than live in
such misery He died in the full poss, ssion of his
tai facultcshe convcrstd freely often spoke OF home
and his father and sister in the most feeling and aec
tionate After bidding those Of ms fellow SOL
diers who were confined with him, atrctIonate fare
well, his spirit took its flight another world, where
1t mst encounter the realities of eternity He was in
TERED with the military honors due his rankhis ban.
kct served the PURPOSES OF shroud and rough box
supplied the place OF coffin. Ii glorious aud hap
by rc con that let the body be treated as it may the
SOUL remains unouchcd-and altho' this poor soldiers
body received no magnificent decorations and he was
buried without the pomp and show of wealth and royal
~, yet IN the world 10 which he has gone he will stand
upon the same platform Of equality with those whose
funeral o6sequcs and bnral the most
nifcent character Our deceased frend died far from
home-in foreign and hostile land where he had gone
to serve his country. His death will be incurred by
his family and friends and the community winch he so
recently left, and his loss will be deeply lamcncd by
the corps to which he bciongcd"Peace to his ashes
nioNrEREY, April 18th, lSI1. G..
DIED, at her residence in this County on the 9Th
nltimo. Mis-. CoRDELIA Hire. aged about ~ years.
She was Tor many years previous her death consis-
tent member of the Methodist +. Church. and in The
hour oil her dssoution evidence of entire resena-
tion to the will Of her Heavenly Master and of sure
hope OF a blessed immortality.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
IAN O-FORTES
KIN ABE A GAEKTLE,
MANUFACTURERS.
No. 9, Eutaw Street, Baltimore.


1T is believed that no Factory has received more
Il extensive patronage from Professors of Music
and Amateurs. Specimens of their Instruments
may be seen by this community at Capt. Harper's
Col. VIM A. Bells, and at the .4,tgusta Female
Seminary, TO all of whom are permitted to refer
guarantee given in all cases ~ the purchaser
that his instrument shall be satisfactory Prices
from $3.50 to $100
The following notice of these Pianos appeared in
the Baltimore Patriot short time since:
In the warerooms of Messrs KNABE s. GAEHIE
NO. y, Eutaw street, are now several elegant Sc
ven octave, rose wood Planes, of Gothic style
which have attracted much attention, and been
praised IN the highest terms by professors and anna
tours who have tried them. They are i'm all res
poets very fine instruments The case is massive
and strong, the wood beautifully grained and most
tastefully carved The tone is rich, deep and pure
and is what is technically called a warm, sunny
tone-the touch easy, and the mechanism com
piete. 1t Is gratifying to know that such instru-
mens are made in this city, and it is even more
gratifying TO know that they appreciated, as is
evinced by the constant demand for them Indeed
we were surprised TO find tina, there was such an
extensive and complete mandatory of Pianos a.
mong us, which has been steadily increasing from
It's first establishment till it is now one of the arq
est III the country, and keeps constantly employed
Al us various departments, very large number Of
%orkmen. Those who are regarded as Judges say
there Is no Piano made any where, which. in IFS
musical properties or its external finish. will take
precedence of these, and that the present hiob "a
vor with which they are regarded. will extend and
increase itself, as they become better known.
~ MIR. FRANCES b. BAIIy is accent for coll
ing these Piano FUrtes in Augusta county.
June 3, IS47- If
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WHO HAS BORROWED OUR COLOURS

OUR COLOURS MAY BE BORROWED, BUT OUR
BARGAINS, LIKE OUR GENUINE PAINTED
UMBRELLA SIGN, ARE ONLY TO
BE FOUND OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE,
L NDER which sign we are determined to sell
low. let it displease whom it may. We are
pleased to say To our friends and the public, that we
are now in full receipt of our
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK,
comprising almost every variety of Fashionable
Goods for Ladies' or Gentlemen's dress Also, a
large supply of
ST'4PLE DRY GOODS 6. GROCERIES.
And feeling assured that the former reputation of
the genuine Striped Umbrella for low prices; will be
fully sustained by those who favor us with call, we
respectfully solicit the early attention of all i'm search
of cheap and handsome goods.
Every description of saleable produce taken in
exchange for goods.
COWNE s. DEAKINS.
May is, 1917.
sIy L. S.-Lest some Of our friends and Gus
toners may he al loss TO understand the COM
mencement Of the above advertisement, we deem il
proper to remark that our old ''sriped umbrella
very lately became so much impaired by the winds,
rains and storms Of last winter that we have with
IN the last week caused to be painted on canvass.
beautiful stped umbrella" which we offer to. the
public our sign in lieu of the old article. Now
should any who may be in search of our Store come
In contact with three or one ''strped umbrellas
with old on ne,c hondeS suspended above any store
door, they may rest assured. that such sign and
store not at may be, that some one else
may choose to adopt our sign" by which some per-
sons may be deceived in finding us and our store
Justice 10 ourselves, friends and the public gen
orally induce us to give this short caution-We
mean no harm by ii, none in the world-all we
want IS the clean, fair thng--,hat's all.
c. s. d.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
INSTITUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION Of TIE DEAF AND DUMB
AND OF THE BLIND,
At STA UNION, VA


HNHE 9Th Session of this Institution will conf
= mence on the LIST day of September next
Terms AND CONDITIONS OF ADMITTANcB.
!. The Institution will provide for each pupil
board. washing and lodging the continual super
lntendence OF health, conduct, manners and morals
fuel and lights; textbooks. stationary, and other
incidental expenses of the school rooms for which.
including Tuition and Medical attendance, all pu.
pills who are of ability will be charged per annum,
the Deaf and Dumb $780, and the Blind Sl6O.
payable half yearly in advance.
<. For punctuallty in payments satisfactory
bond is required.
3. The age of admission in the Deaf Mute De-
partment is between 10 and 25-in the Blind De.
partment, males between 10 and H., females be-
tween and l2-or at the discretion of the respec-
tive Principals
q. The course of instruction covers six wears.
and no pupil will be received for less term than
two years.
5. Pupils on admission should come provided
with sufficient changes of comfortable clothing with
their names marked thereon.
D. Clothing must be renewed by the parents,
guardians or friends, when Observation-Disclosures it
will be furnished by the Institution and charged to
them.
7. Pupils whose friends are unable 10 educate
them, are educated and clothed also, if necessary,
by the Institution But satisfactory evidence must
he exhibited to the Visitors that the parent or guar
dian is unable to deay the expenses or any part of
the expenses Of the pupil. 1t is expected that the
pupil viii he brouga. here free of charge the In
stitu;ion, and only under peculiar circumstances
will this rule be departed from.
8. limited number of Deaf and Dumb and OF
Blind persons are supported and educated in the
Institution at public expense. and it is both the wish
and the duty of the Board of Visitors TO make all
sections of the State share alike in this public be-
nefcence. To this end advertisements have been
repeatedly circulated inviting applications. But
while applications from the State large are quite
numerous, there still remain nine Senatorial Dis
tricts, those, namely, of Bedford, Spot,sylvania,
Fauquier, Isle Of Wight, Mecklenburg, Accomac,
Tazewell, Washington and Allegheny, which have
no State pupils at the institution and no applications
on file. On the 10Th day of July next, the Board
will proceed to fill existing vacancies in our lis, of
State pupils from the whole number Of applications
which may then be on file, and applications in the
above named Districts, made in The meantime, will
have the preference over ell others.
Applications in behalf of the Deaf and Dumb
should be made to the Rev. Jos. ID. Tyler-n be.
half of the Blind 10 DIR. j. G. NJ Merillat
NICHOLAS e. KINNEY, Sec'y.
Stsuuton, May u, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03

The Penn FAMILY.--rhe following notice ap
pears in the obituary OF the London Morning Chron-
icle Of the 30th ult. -
"On the 29,h inst, at the house of her son-in-
law, the Earl of Ranfurley, No. 40, Berkeley
square, the Hon. SornI, MARGARET STUART,
grand daughter of the celebrated William Penn,
founder and proprietor of Pennsy lvana, and widow
OF the Hon. and Rev. w. Stuart, ID. d., late Lord
Primate Of all Ireland, in the SD year OF her age"
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Dear Sr.-l am happy TO sign my name to the fol-
lowing certificate hoping that others receive benc-
fit from the same invaluable medicine
OxroRD Co.. Me, Nov. u, S45.
This may certify that in August Of this PRESENT year,
was taken with bleeding the lungs and had in all
seventeen different spells, bleeding average from
half glass to half pint at time. applied TO OF
the most skul physicians in the county aud received
but partial relief during his attendance. was all this
time suffering with cough, splitting Of blood,
&c. tried various remedies but all without
until by the advice OF my friends, tried Dr. Wstars
Baisam OF Wild Cherry, and to my great relief, in three
days time my cough SO oosencd that raised nth
feet ease the pain aud having been entirely
removed from my stomach and lungs ! am now taking
my second bott, and my health is rapidly improving
nave snce ridden thirty miles in stage, and attend
ed to the purchasing Of stock Of goods with very little
Signed ZEBULON CLAIBORNE, Jr.,
Oxford, Me.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS OH the wrap.
o. For sale by Wholesale and Retail by DR.. F..
BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN, in Staunton, and by
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines generally in vir-
gnia.
June 3, lS47
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TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

A L at Court heldeby the Justices of Highland
"a County on the 10Th instant, an order was made
appointing Committee to receive proposals for the
erection of Court house and Jail for said County
And in pursuance Of that order, the committee will
receive sealed proposals for the same until IL o.
clock on the 24th day of June next. The plan
and specifications for said buildings may be seen,
and other information obtained, by calling on the
subscriber, whose residence is near the county seat
of Highland or letters addressed to him at Meadow
Dale Post Office, requesting information, will be
promptly responded TO.
j. b. CAMPBELL,
Charm Of Committee.
June 8, 1847.
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6 a S II i ~ c. s.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
NEGROES, HORSES AND CATTLE.

WILL sell 10 the highest bidder on Friday the
lth day OF June next, at the late residence of
DR.. James Allen, decd, all his Personal Property
oil every description, consisting of five saluabe Ne
groes, three of whom 1.-TWO girls and boy } are be-
tween Ia and ~ years Of age, the two others are
Woman and Child; Stock of Horses and Cattle,
the Farming Utensils. and Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
The terms of sale are on all sums of IS and UNI
der the cash will be required over that sum cred
it OF nine months will be given, the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security.
JOHN ID. IMBODEN. Admir-.
of Jas. Allen, deed.
May 81, lS41.
p. S-All persons having claims against the
estate are requested to present them at early day.
properly authenticated, for payment, and those in
debted TO it are requested To make speedy settle
ment. j. ID. L., Admir-. of j. A., decd
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

49, THE next meeting of the "Augusa
0 Temperance Union,'' will be held, p,r-
suant to adjournment, at Mt. Tabor Church, near
Middlebrook, on the first Saturday in June, at II
O'Clock, A nj. The Rev. j. r. Finch, Principal
Of the Wesleyan Female Seminary, and r. p.
KINNEY, Esq, may be expected TO deliver address
es on that occasion. G. w. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIrs

The genuine Brdndrcth I'itts can be obtained at the
follo,cing places:
William Kyle. Stanton; w. w King, Waynesbo-
rough William II. Bell, Churchvile; p. A. Hciskcll,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. r. Cyrcle, Par
nassus; ii. Messersmith, Mt. Solcn; Tyre Maupin,
Mt Sidney; James NJ Stout, New Hope; ID. s. w.
Whitmorc, Mt Meridian b. +. Graham. Greenve
Jas. S. Guy, Dccricd; NIcGutfin, s Co., Midway;
Col. w II. Allen, Green Valley Bath CO.; John u
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs Crawford, s Co.
Warm Springs. and Henry Miller Cedar Greek w.
NJ Douglas, Mt. Scion; Hob Taylor, Valley Mills.
june 3, 1877.
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= BRANDRETH,S PILLS.

CLEANSE AND PURIFY THE BODY s-The APP
~ plication of the principle of Purgaton being allow
cd 10 be OF the greatest utility in the and pre-
vention Of Diseases II of the greatest consequence
ascertain what medicine is capable Of producing the de-
sired effect in the easiest. aud the tn in the
most cifrctual manner.
Braudrcihs Vegetable Universal Pills remove all
noxious accumulations, and purify and invgorate the
blood and their good effects erbalanccd by
any Inconvenience being composed entirely of vegcta
blcs they do expose those who them to danger
and their effects certain they sautary I;
they daily and safely administered infancy,
youth, manhood and old age, and to in the
critical and delicate crcums tanccs They do dis
turb shock the animal functions but restore their
der and re- establish their health
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NJ A r R lie d.

On the 18th ultmo, by the Rev. T. +. Mcclure, MIR
MOSES MooRE, of Pocahontas county, TO Mss ISABELLA
CAMPBELL, OF Highland county.
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One CENT REV. py,

AN hWAY IRON the Subscriber roa;I;n,, :,
~ Mt. Meridian. Augusta CO., an ;nd Los.elne ~
prentice to the Tailoring business named pira
ARD L. BLACK. All persons are hsretn m a..;s
ed not TO employ or hsrbor said apprentices n,h"I
wise the law will be enforced against them b,,
PEACHY III. WHEELER
June 8. 1S47.-3w ~
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NOTICE.

WI wife, Jane Browning, late Jane Bert, hay
ing lett my house without any adequate
cause cause hereby notify the public not to give her
,eoa Ia 'ne ia'th of my responsibility, as shall
her. ~ tS ar Ge I'S, C cQ,mSG.eu oy
June 8, 1S47.-3,# ''A' D''O N'N"'
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NEW AUCTION L Err.
JACOB N. RHODES

P RESPECTFULLY offers his services to his
"a friends and the public generally. as public
CRIER or general .AUCTYO,NEER. Having
heretofore had experience in this line Of bust
ness, he aters himself that be will render as entire
satisfaction to those who employ him, and TO those
who n:y from him. as any other Auctoneer, and
that his charges will not be as exorbitant as the
charges they have heretofore been Faying. Those
who have property TO SELL either in town or com
try, will DO well TO give him call before employ
ing any one else. A call from one and all is very
respectfully requested.
REFERENcEs.--M. Quinland, james l. 4. Trot-
ter, WIN. Kyle. Alex. S. Hall
Stauuton Nav 27 iS17 st
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

yENFIE annual meeting of the Stockholders in the
Staunton and James River Turnpike Company
will he held in Staun,on on the 18th inst. 1t is
expected ali who are. interested will attend.
JAMES BELL, Pres.
May Is, lS47.
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BOARDING.


BERSONS DESTROYS Of Boarding in pleasant
a retired part of the Town, can be accommoda-
ted by applying to the subscriber
ID. w. ARNOLD.
Staunton June g. 1917
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&ROGEKEEN-

SOGAR, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Molasses and To
5acco' IN store and for sale at lowest prices bv
June 3, 1847. A, s. KINNEY"
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70 OUNMlAAUTO&So
SEALED Proposals will be received by the
~ Court Of Directors Of the Western Asylum, on
Saturday the 9th day Of June next for the erection
Of Porticos in front Of the Centre Building and
Wings Drawings and Specifications may be seen
on application 10 Mr.. Thomas r. Blackburn, at the
Asylum. i. T. S'TRiBtING,
Physician and Sup w. A.
Stanton, May IS, 1917. Dem. cory.
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From thc Rev. Charles Cooke, of,bc Methodist Epis

From The Rev Charles Cooke, Of The Methodist Epis
copa Church
PITTsDURGH, December ID. iS45
Mr.. r. f. Sellers: gave my little daughter (bc.
three onr years o) three doses OF your Yer
IDrugc, according to prescription, with the happiest
succe>s.Thc number Of worms expelled do know
precisely. but il was large She is now in possession
OF good h.at. think the medicine may be confiied
in with great uiirescrvcducss. T.. COOKE.
As This Vermfcgc has never been known TO fail in
any instance, when actually existed, parents
should give il in preference TO all others.
o., Sold by f. BERKELEY, Stanton; Va; and B
+. GRAHAM. GTccngile.
May 20, lSI7
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Books at Cost.

MATHEMATICAL, English and Classical
AVE School Books for sale at cost, in order tn clear
out stock--bills shown il desired, 70 purchasers.
A. S. KINNEY.
june f847
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From the Rev. s. f. Babcock, Of the. Methodist E.
piscopaI Church.
MIR u. +. Sellers: It is with great pleasure would
inform you Of the good effects produced my OF
four years Of by your Justly celebrated Vermifagc.
After his having onvulsons. gave him three doses,
when he passed amos; incredible number, from
which time his general health has been improved
s. +. BABCOCK.
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A'ITTsGuRG, NIaTch 3, IS4T. :,
Mr.. Sellers: 1t is from sense of duty, as well
as with great pleasure, that Bear testimony to the vir
tue OF yoar jusilv celebrated Vcrmifuge procured
single bottle, aud gave it 10 ihroe Of my children who
had been III for several weeks. The eldest
years old, the neZt four, and the youngest eighteen
monlhs. the first passed iliy-six worms, the second
forty seven, and the third considerable number not
distinctly rccoiicclcd. Since then they have been do.
ing we'll and are now in good health.
Yours respectfully, S. WAKEFIELD. 8
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BATHS! BATHS!! BATHS!!!

RATHING ROOMS have deem fitted up by the
subscriber, at his residence, Immediately East
OF CARRIERS Tavern in Staunton, for the accommo-
dation of Ladies and Gentlemen
lB u II IS
OF any temperature, from cold to hot, will be fur
nlshed upon half hours notice.
A S1El@AGI BATH
will be furnished when desired, upon short notice
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to say any
thing upon the subject Of Bathing-to say nothing
OF 1t as luxury, those who have experienced the
cleansing. invigora'ing and other beneficial effects
Of Bathing. know how to appreciate it--and the
want of such establishment here, has been
source OF regret, not only the citizens but to the
travelling public.
The subscriber having fitted up his rooms at con-
siderable expense, hopes to merit the patronage of
a generous public.
The Ladies' Bathing Rooms will receive the at
tentlon of Mrs. SAUPE. and those for Gentlemen,
Will be attended TO by the subscriber.
sg Entrance to the Ladies' Baths. opposite
CAREERS Tavern. and to the Gentlemen's Baths
opposite the building being erected for the Virginia
Hotel. CHARLES III. SAIJPE
Staunton, May 27, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
r. e, SELLERS VERMIFUGE.
TIE E'rssyj,, 6y ejyEcm Of Trasfh.

CONCERNING SELLERS VERMIFUGE.-A sin
gle vial producing wonders Read the following
from the Rev. 3 " aKeieid, Pastor Of Liberty ST. NJ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-03
ADJOURNMENT

ADJOURNMENT.
The above meeting has been adjourned until Sat
urday the 10th day Of July next. j. B.
June 5, lS47.
o. The Scottsv;llc Times will please copy.