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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23

THE next regular meeting of the "Tcmreranco
Union" will be held at Mount Sidney, on tho
LIST Saturday in September, at o'clock, A. NJ.
5. X. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
Aug. 90.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, July the 3rd. 1913,
Jane r. Thompson. widow and relict of William
Thompson, dec'd-Plaintifi
AGAINST
Thomas w. Brockenbrough. administrator Of
Thomas r. Blair, decd, William X. Blair,
Matthew Blair, James A. r. Blair and others,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Jeremiah Cullen and Margaret
his wife, David Trout and Rebecca his wife, Will
liam G. Snapp and --, the children of Will
liam Thompson, decd, not having entered their
appearance and given security. according TO the act
| OF Assembly, and the Rules of this Court. and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
| inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered,
that the said Defendants do appear at the Clerks
! Office of said Court, the first Monday in Octo-
Der next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and
! that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Slaunon, for months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
! Court house.
Copy-Teste
MICH. G. KINNEY, c. c.
July 26, 1913.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August 7, 1913,
Thomas Holt and Benjamin f Kcmper merchants
and partners trading under the firm of Holt and
Kemper-Plain,iffs,
AGAINST
George w. Fall Paul Seig, John Bare, Jacob Fall
aad Jacob Acord--Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The Defendant, George w. Fall, not having en-
tered his appearance aud given security, according
TO the act of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth: 1t is or
dered, that the said Defendant do appear here on
the last Monday in October next and answer the
bhl OF the Plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Siaanton, for two months successfully, and posted
At the front door of tho Court house.
Copy-Teste,
n. &. KINNEY, C. c.
August %, iS4S.-2m.
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NOTICE,

TI'HE subscriber having become the purchaser of
= that extensive and convenient Tannery in tho
town of Wayncsborough, formerly known as VIM.
Clarke's lanyard, would take this method of in.
forming the public, but more especially the former
patrons of Mr.. Clarke, that he is now prepared to
furnish them with Leather of all kinds and in any
reasonable quantity in exchange for Hides and
Bark at the usual prices, TO punctual customers
Having also purchased the entire stock of Leather,
both tanned and in tan Eow in said yard, (Which
stock all those acquainted with Mr.. Clarke will
know to have been heretofore Of as good quality,
and rs extensive, if not more So than the product
Of any other Yard in the county he is determined,
90 far as industry and strict attention TO business
and his knowledge of the art of tanning and curry
ing will enable him, 10 use his best exertions to
merit share of the public patronage. He would
respectfully invite all 10 and Judge, each for
himself, if these things be so.
When absent from home, which he must of ne
cess,y be, occasionally, until some time in the
month Of September next, MIR. VIM. Clarke will
attend to his business
WIN. III. PARRY.
Aug. %, iS4S.-6t
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NJ A r r lie ID,

On Thursday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Nickendrec Reiley, Mr.. SAMUEL WHirMoRE, TO Mrs.
MARGARET b. HULING, all OF this county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
"CHERRY-TREE BOTTOM,~

situated on the North side of James River, in Do
tetourt county, opposite the town of Buchanan and
contains about 800 ACRES, all James River
bottom. This tract has upon il large, convenient
! and handsome t,y., s,nr,, .
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August the Yin,
1913,
Catharine Peck ,-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Jacob Fackler, late Executor Of Jacob Peck decd,
Isaac Fisher, and Hugh w. Shelley ,-Defen-
dants,
IN CHANCERY
The defendant Jacob Facker, not having en-
tored his appearance and given security according
to the act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabIiant Of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the fiIst day of the next Term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
IN Staunton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
posted at the front door Of the Court-h house
Copy-Teste,
MICH. G.. KINNEY, c. c.
August %, lS48.-2m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
THE
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Rev. R. IL. PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal,
AND HEAD OF THE FAMILY.
j. q. ENGLEBRECHT. Professor of
MUSIC AND ROTr4N.Y

MUSIC .a.ND BOT.4.NY.
INflE Principal will be assisted in other depart.
menls by an able corps of cx perienced Eemaie
! Teachers.
The Principal has been induced to leave the
fiourlshlng Institute in Maryland, over which he
has presided for the last ten years. by the convc-
lion tiat MS sphere of operation will be enlarged
and his means of usefulness increased-the recen,
lioeral expenditure of funds in adding to the con-
fort of the pupils and identifying the grounds, and
the assurance of the cordial cooperation of the
trustees and friends, justify the Principal in this
expectation.
HE COURSE OF Study will embrace the solid
and ornamental branches pursued in Institutions of
high standing and constituting a thorough educa-
ton. Familiar Lectures illustrated by an appara-
tus Will form part Of the course. The Botany
class VIII have access to of the most extensive
and beautifully arranged IIerbariums of Indigenous
plants in the Southern States.
DECISIONS AND NACATIoNs-The academic year
is divided into too ScsSiOns. The winter session
commences the first Wednesday i'm September-
The summer session will commence the first We'd
nesday in February. Vacation July and August,
and two days at Christmas, Easter and Whisun-
tide Parents are earnestly requested to CO operate
with us in preventing Interruptions in the course of
duties, SO destructive to habits of study and regular
progress, and in the end so dscouraging to the pu-
pill.
ExPENsEs-(on half in advance) For board,
Oncluding furnished rooms, fuel and washing. and
tuition, in the entire English course, with statona-
ry and use Of library, per session. $50.
Jhi,isic-Piano, Organ. Guitar
or Harp, including vocal music, and use Of first
class instruments. per session, $50 90
French, Italian. Latin, Greek or German, 10 60
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, each, 10 90
Ornamental Hair work. Is 90
Sacred Music and Books, Ga general exer-
cise) 5 90
The best advantages will be offered in the de-
par'men of Music, and the hours of practice super
intended by an officer of the Institute
DAY SCHOLARS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
ANab\e Yracts Of Land, Sc.

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of deed of trust,
executed TO me by Andrew A. Boyd and Wife,
bearing date on the 10Th day of June, 1917, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF Botetourt county, shall, on Thursday,
the 9Th day of July, 1913, the residence of the
said Andrew A. Boyd, sell, at public auction, the
valuable ract OF Land on which he resides, known
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

rENIE BRANDRETH'S PILLS arc good al all times.
J. When sleep cannot be obtained from the nc ryous-
ness Of the system induced from taxation of the
ncnt al faculties, other causes one or two of these
Pills will invariably produce sleep In low nervous fc-
vcrs they most valuable. Spurzhcm and the la
mcncd Harrison would have been had these Pills
been used
Remember then, that energy Of mind aud body re-
suit from BTandrcths Pills that they applicable in
all conditions OF the body, doing good if good be
done and will be never 20 inlurc
No family should be without them in the house be
much depends upon the timely application OF
proper medicine when sickness commences Sailors,
aud all other travellers, should never be without them
they prevent scurvy, costycnCss and the malig
nant fcvcrs Of hot climates
when you purchase otherwise than Of Dr. y. or his
agents, be and obtain the genuine and have none
other.
BaANDRErus Puts are sold with full directions at
% per box, at oil Hudson street. 21l Bowcry,
Mrs. Gof, Market ST., Brooklyn and at DR.. Brand
rcth's principal Office, 24l Broadway, n. York.
BEWARE OF COUNTER TEXTS!
TIE genuine Brandrejh Pills can be obtained al ht
fotlo,cing places:
William Kyle Staunton w. w Kiu2 Wayrcsbo
rough; William II. Bell, Churchvillc; p. A. Hciskcll
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. ". Cyrclc, Par
nasSus; II. McSscrsmith, Mt. Scion; Tyre Maupn
MI. Sidney James NJ. Stout. New Hope; d. & w
Whitnorc, Mt. Meridian; y. +. Graham. Grccnvillc
Jas S. Guy, Dccriield; McGufIin, & Co, Midway
Col. w II. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co; John U
Dickinson, Millborough Springs; Crawford, & &c
Warm Springs and Henry Miller. Cedar Creek; w
VI. Douglas. Mt Scion Hobbs z, Taylor Valley Mile
W NJ Dudley, Jennings Gay.
August 2, lS4s I'm
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LENEVE'S HOTEL,
-S%~

TSIS@
rE'IlE subscriber having taken the well known
= House, in Scottsville, Formerly kept by Mai
DyerO takes this method Of informing his friends
and the public generally, that he is now prepared
to accommodate them in the best manner. His
TABLE will be at all times supplied with every va
riety the market afford. His BAR supplied
with Wines and Liquors of the best quality and
his STABLE attended by careful and attentive Os-
tier, and will be furnished with plenty OF Grain
and Hay. p. LENEVE.
Bills moderate
Scotsville, August l6, 1S4S.--dt.
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GOO Acres.

near POO Of which is in wood which sells readily
iii town at s. load and 400 cleared. and in a
fine state of Improvement, capable OF producing the
heaviest crops of grain grass our climate will ma
ture-and all well nclosed with water in every
field and lot and watered
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
PRIME R0CkBRIDGE LAND
TN TEE MARKET.

Owing 10 long continued indsposition that
~ has rendered me unable 10 attend To NV bust
ness, am induced TO offer for sale that most des
rable and very valuable
y a B FL 8
called SYCAMORE, on which | reside 1t lies ad
joining the town Of Lexington. The residence is
within fifteen minutes walk of the schools and va
rious semnarics of learning for which the town is
so Justly celebrated To gentleman who is de-
sirous OF educating his family under his own eve,
more desirable situation could not be offered-be-
ing near enough the town TO enjoy all its advanta-
ges, yet so far removed to avoid many of its an
noyances. The farm contains about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
Far sale.

A FIRST RATE Piano, which has been but a
1 N short time in use, and pronounced by compe
tent Judges 10 be very fine toned and finely finish
ed instrument. For terms, Sc, apply at this OF
flee. Aug. 10, lS1S.-3t.
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Framed Dwelling House,

with Kitchen and other out houses and large
Barn; all recently built and in good state of re-
pair.
shall also sell, under said deed of trust at the
same time and place, a small Tract Of Land. ad
joining the Cherry-tree Bottom, containing
acres.
Also, at the same time and place, four head of
Horses, number Of Cattle, a four-horse Wapon
and Gear, and all the Farming Utensils of the said
Boyd, of every description. Also, all the said
Boyd's Household and Kitchen Furniture OF every
description, consisting of a Mahogany Side Board
Mahogany Sofa, sett of Mahogany Dining Tables,
dozen Mahogany Chairs, four Bed-steads, Beds
and Bedding, SC, Sc,
shall also sell, under said deed Of trust, at the
same time. ON the premses the iwn- stnrx
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
STAUNTON ACADEMY.
1SS6-

9SZSS
rUNHE subscribers having been appointed by tn,
- Board Of Trustees of the Stanton Academy
announce TO the public that they commence theiI
hrst session on the LIST of September next
They intend to introduce as far practicable
the system OF instruction pursued at the Va Mill
tary Insue-and for the better government of the
pupils of the Academy they shall adopt the dene-
rlt system which is successfully carried out in
that Institutions believing that il will insure that
discipline SO requisite for success. Monthly circu-
lars will DO sent 10 the parents and guardians ofhe
pupils, showing their conduct and progress in stu
dies.
If it is the desire of the patrons Of tho Academy
the pupils will receive daily instruction in Tactics
! The course of instruction will embrace the En-
glish, Latin, French and Greek languages a thor
ough course Of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, Surveying and Engineering
The following the text books which will DO
principally used
English Grammar, (Smih's.)
Blair's Rhetoric
Chambers Hist. English Literature.
&c drawn)
FRENcH-Bolman Levzac's French Grammar,
Gil Bias
LArIN-Andren' and Stoddard's Latin Gram
mar, Andrews Latin Exercises, Jacobs Latin
Reader, Cesar, Cooper's Virgil, Cicero's CITATIONS.
Cicero de Oratore, Horace, Livy, Tacitus, JuveA
nal. Perseus
GREEK-Sophocles. Greek Grammar and Excr-
cses, Jacobs Greek Reader, Xenophon Analysis,
Gr;eca Mojora, Homer.
MATHEMAT CS-Smith's and Dukes Ari,hme-
tic, Davies Bourbon, Davies Legendre, Smiths
Blot, (Analytical Geometry,) Davies Descriptive,
Shades, Shadows and Perspective, Caught by L0c-
ture.) Boucharlat's Calculus and Mechanics, Da-
vles' Surveying, and practice upon the field.
Olmstead's Philosophy
Comstocks Chemistry
Mahon's Civil ngneering and Field Fortifioa-
tons
Daily exercises in Spelling, Reading and Wri-
ting, and weekly exercises in Composition.
JOHN II. JONES,
JOHN $. GAMBLE.
THE Trustees Of the Stanton Academy having
pacty Of Messrs. JONES and GAMBLE to fulfil all
been respectively appointed, take pleasure i'm re-
commenting their School To the patronage oil the
public.
Ii is the purpose of the Trustees TO give to Mcs-
srs. JONES and GAMBLE all tho aid in their power
for the efficient management of the School, and
they have no doubt that the system of instruction
and discipline will be entirely satisfactory To pa
rents and guardians.
SAMUEL CLARKE,
JAMES CRAWFORD,
ALEX. H. III. STUART,
ADDISON WADpELL,
kENToN HARPER,
Geo. M. COCHRAN,
WIN. FRAZIER,
JAMES A. CoCHRAN,
JOHN McCUE,
Aucyust 2 1919
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
TERMS.

The real property will be sold for one half cash
and on credit of nine months for The residue the
purchaser to give bond with good personal security,
and the equitable lien upon the land to be retained
TO secure the deferred nstament; the personal pro
perty on credit of six months, the purchaser civ
ing bond with good personal security
The title 10 said property is believed TO be good
but acting as trustee shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by the said deed of trust
A. p. ESKRIDGE, Trustee.
June Ia, lS4S.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
jSssCe YOwr Rags.

I WILL pay cash or exchange goods for any
n quantity of clean Linen and Cotton Rags, dc -
livcrcd to j. BRANDEBURG,
June 81. Opposite Va. Hotel.
STONE INARE--Jugs, Jars, Mil pans. SC,
~ Of best quality, Baltimore make. lur sale by
WHITE * co.
Aug. %, 1918.
NNEAVERS' REEDS-All SORTS. Of the best
w kind, for sale by WHITE s. co.
Aug. %, lS46.
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W. e. a BOW.

amply sufficient for all the purposes of the farm
and which may be increased if desired. The
proprietor has spent twenty years of mis- lie in en-
beavers TO make it fine farming and grazing es-
tate, and he fiatters himself that his efforts have
not been without success, and believes that the
purchaser will find every improvement, not of ne
cessity only, but of comfort and convenience tina,
he would desire.
| The buildings have all with two exceptions
been put up within Is or Is years.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
HI'sck Dscc!fia.s House,

on the hill, in Pat,onsburg, lately occupied by the
said Boyd, residence, with the lots of ground
ON which it is situated, containing about one acre
If the sale be not completed on the day above
designated, it will be continued from day TO day
till completed
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23

an BBLS. Tus Whskey of superior quality for
w sale by II. STRIDER,
Aug. Q. Adjoining V. Hotel
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NOTICE.

MANY FRIENDS OF IMPROVEMENTS.
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The Dwelling House

is of brick-very larce--and conveniently arranp-
ed for the accommodation of largo amily--it con
tains ten rooms besides five large passages and
Porches and also basement and garrel-the base
ment is divided above and is dry and airy
Attached TO the dwelling is a kitchen and work
room.
The negro houses are Of brick, well ventilated
and capable of accommodating all the hands neces-
sary to operate the farm. The meat house is two
storles-thc lower story used as an eating house
for the negroes. There is fine dairy convenient
with excellent water-a lumber house with cider
and apple cellar, and by the way first rate
Orchard
of select fruit to fill it--Carriage housc-Black
smiths hop-Carpcnter Shop and Stabling fol
more than 20 Pigcry-Wagon House
Corn House and Swisher Barn so by 92 feet
underneath the threshug floor there is a granary
20 by 30 feet, and 10 feet hgh--bullt OF brick
the one end of the basement is occupied by the
horse power of the tlireshing machinc-the othel
appropriated TO the farm implements. | think i
unnecessary TO say more to induce persons desiring
10 buy such property to view it-then they can SEE
and Judge for themselves. My brother H. Bar
clay will take pleasure in Showing the farm in m,
absence, and my manager Mr.. j. G.. Harrison vii
be always at home and will give any information
desired
am very DESTROYS to sell and would be clad L
sell as soon as possible ON fair terms.
A. i. BARCLAY.
August Q. 1S4S-dt
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of WIN. FINLEY. rdcc't
August 70, 1913. Prs. fee, $275.
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$l5ooao. Compared with August there has been re-
ducon in the circulation Of so6 and increase
In specie on hand of $36,426
CITY TRADE REPORT.
Stock Exch ange.

NEW OKK, OUt, LI.-U I, NJ
The market for -four a shade hrmer than at the
close Of yesterday, with moderate sales OF this State
Oswego, common Genesee, Southern, &C., at prices
stated below There was more doing in wheat while
prices exhibited no material change Good white
Genesee was rather frmer, and better prices
manded. Corn remained about the same there W as
some better demand fer round yellow, and shade
better terms were obtained Meal was rather scarce
and prices firm Rye was dull with sales at slight
decline for parcels in the slip There no change
in oats Provisions continued dull and sales Of both
mess and prime pork were reported at reduction
previous rates. Lard and beef were about the same
Groceries were steady. Sales of sugars making
at about previous rates Cotton was heavy, with fair
Sales however, at about hc decline since the receipt
Of the Nisgara's Freights remained about the
same with moderate engagements
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CO d M ERClAL Affairs.
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Oct. 22-

Sunday, Oct. GET p. M.
We have had two arrivals from Europe during the
past week. bringing advces up to the evening of the
9TH inst The news by every arrival varies 90 slightly
ths, great deal Of its Importance Is lost sight of
The political changes going on Ia Europe OF more
vital Importance than is generally supposed thi,
eide of the Atsntc and we are most deeply interested
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Arrival OF the Cherokee.
SAVANNAH, Saturday Morning, Oct. 81.
The steamship Cherokee arrived this morning. in 81
hours-strong head winds-all well.


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20-P NJ.
The market for cotton continues dull and prices
more or less nominal The sales Of the day 5000
bales. In -four there is q fer demand and notice
sales Of 1000 bbls. Illinois, Co. at 81 rs, and fancy
brands, So 12H. OF wheat there sales of 5000
bushels at 90 cts. Corn remains without change The
sales 5000 bushels. In provisions there is mode
rate enquiry with sales Of 60 barrels mess pork at
$11 62H and 500 kegs lard at 0 cts
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YELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Ohio Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q, l84s
Certificates Of election have been given to two Of the
wing candidates in the city (Cinoinnst district for
the Ohio House Of Representatives. Seven who now
hold certificates Of election in the county Hsmtonl
district will contest for four whig seats The politica
complexion of the Legislature will probably depend on
the decisions Of the House in reference to the rival
claims to seats for Hamilton county and Cincinnati
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Law Intelligence.

CorRT CALENDAR FOR Acknowledgement Court
Septe mSer adjourned term-Nos 4s, 95 2S5, 3d. 512,
~, "a 25 2s1 S. 40 III, 1872 $685. ga 1oa IL I51
154 22I 2s3 500 462 o. 1o, 169 1857, ell 30s. 2o5
Superior CourtNos 81 &C. 90, SO, AZ l54 to 49, in
elusive, l4O So 129 81 436, 90 113 1884, co. l06 160,
16S 1874 1e6 167 1884, 10 III, IT, 49, ia l7e, III
70 CT l15 1885, H. 49, g. 145 TO- ISL 1872 49, H. ~,
IL IS 1906 70, 49, 16, So u.s. 16s &c. 49, a. IS, So,
8 L. &c So co. H. 11e, 1885, 81 "a, 148, $780, So, 49,
~ 1OO 400 49, 16i 9s So 90 ST. So, 1O2 A. 10, ITO,
165 20 2l2, As, 40, 1913, 12s, 434.
CorRr OF OYER AND TERMINEn, Oct 20,-The jury
brought in D. L. La Clare guilty Of robbery, when the
court sentenced him to eight confinement In the
Clinton prison. His accomplish. Smith, was ordered
into the custody of the sheriff. and the court directed
order to be entered in its minutes fixing the amount
of his bail at SIS co., in two sureties each of whom
must justify in the sum of $40 000-.4lbany Journal
CoNvIoTIoN OF Cole AT the late term of the Su-
preme Court for Clarke county, Va, John Cole was
convicted of advising certain slaves belonging to Mrs.
Lorenzo Lewis to abscond from service and was SEN
tened TO two years. confinement in the pententary.
SMr1Ts.-.ThIs delicious fish, which derives its
name from its peculiar cucumber smell Is getting to
be abundant now in our waters. The Bee says that
some gentlemen, while riding in the cars the other
day 10 Quincy, counted two hundred persons along
the inc, among whom several ladies. The tides
running very high at the present time, the fish are
driven inland Boston Transcript.