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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

DKUFf-rUh BAhh - ~ N ~ ~
4 COPHEROUS OF INDICATED COMrOL MO
rHF PUBiC We hereby certify thai We are acquainted
with rnr0pherous prepared snt sold by Professor Bar
~ having made n 10 families. We believe mat
30 vii sadness prevent gray hair and eradicate scu
and dsnduE Il 10 he cheapest aud best article ever Know
ID u Tor nstng and beautfying tie hair L
; Ryan. MD q A Cooper D. =. B. Carpenter, N ID :
T b Lee. " d J. Adams MD: ;. Peck, N W Aleu-
MD, J. Butler VI d K West, ID CIV rOra,
Pfs.or Barry las great pleasure being able % stale
ths majority u the dstns ushed Physicians ne"
York recommend the TncOpherCus In ih-r pr1cucr and
from the sboyenamed gentlemen be- has received mo KIND
ct testimonials Of approval ard commentator
sod u large boues price cents, Of the Principal Once
1872 Broadway.
AcExTs Anderson Demsresl CO.. Broadway J 4 /
Coo6ine1r D. Hudsons, Mrs Hays lsj Fulton = Brook
ivn q Wight y S1ufn-st Philadelphia C. Pointer
Baltimore. W Brown. Washingt0n-si BOsoni Haviandi
Hausu L Co Charleston. c J. Wright Co Ne".pr
l-qns. David Chaubers Louis. No; Bfombery, Mo-
be Al: Smrger Racine. Nisi and cold by all he Drug
gisis in the O niied States aad Cassda az <"ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

skOsbN N siht u ~--tlc rnfis betersin4 -
W the Deaf ami Dumb Asylum viii visa ne Cif,us ms
snerrcon There vii si.o be- evening performance
the usual hour TIN. !. Incidentally ne most cheerful
ani healthy psce ~ public cnerisfme in the ciy %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

BOARDING.


H0AHD-A private family. where here are no bosrders
- having mucl more room ihtn required can sccommo
date seu -nsn sui ls sdy, or two geufema0, WITH &C.
i-tin fgons n ihe modern dwelling is Wooster O. near
Gems. Terms mod-rae o.
;ggARDA pleasant punished front room on The mot or
~ secuui llur suitable iur gentleman ana h- ~a, o.
fFu single gentlemen 90. pleasant furnished basement
Win .'nf1 ~ 30 WHkefst west sde q Broadway t5 eus
tiOABD.-A pea-sn. roon OF suit Of rooms. csn be OBJ
hrrssfasi and tss Inquire a. e52 Broadway. 90 leo
nOtsD-wiih pleasant foli psror And brt ROOM
~ alio'rIng cn t' 81 11or, ~ 11 Hammond 81 with
m'i-m crng-nlerc-s o9 w.
DUUOn~ TO Int WITH BOAKD.-Three
~ p7ru-s WITH psntres altGched-one ou ne hrs noor
40 on the second i'or win Two small and ihree srEe
beirr ons on ne second and ttiri doors Small FAM
10 chl4ren 10 suoa. Lex.ngion-svenuc shove Talon
P1rE-p.essenf ant teay-stages and cars Al hsu4 Cs
zrd see. or address ? 4. Office oi ihs paper ~ A'
40 LIZA slie u UNPUBLISHED rooms on lh- .econd
for. ffo0t with or without board Terms moderate
Inquire At y Wsrenst de II
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET-Ioquue 3si
Broadway Entence to sraukn-sL % &c
-----------------~-----------
CDWARD~'- CELEBRATED EGG POWDER, TO
Ia ~ which p reduced 90 SIX cents DOZEN
sod a. i0 1i1 sut and ~ Fulton 49,
Cf.hsr1 81 DIVE on. i3 80 tnd = 30 erv rs Grand
10 S.rng, corner of MscIoIga and Housioo and oy
gror-1s general. c9N
no PRINTHR--PRlNTlNG MATERIALS for sale
a most ftvur-h. oun0. un ~ now o-r4 To buy the
Tgre anl fixtures " Weekly Paper. consisting o. Bour
geois Nonparei. Imposing Stone, Column Ra es Leads
a. a.. GRAY. WOLCOTT \ GREENE
Desc >gruca-st
IDUCATION, I2N SPRlNGsT CORNER OF
IfGkEENE Whiting, Arithmetic, B0okseepir K Head
4 anf Grammar receive particular attention in Mr.
CiAMBERLAlN-S Evening school Private lessons
given the afternoon. Dir Z. Invites the attention 0' pa
ie.t. 90 t.s school G. boys 90 Zrs'
PRIVATE SALE.-BULBOUS ROOTS Sew.
y eral choice Of fn- Hy-cnths Nrrciss CourOnne
Imperial, Anemones Tulips Crocuses, 6isdioes, Enocu
ma ms La 4 ID
600 choice HyaciEhs- Apply 90 A. }. BLEECkEk,
% lW AacloLeeI, NO. Broad &C.
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ANOTHER GOLD MINE.

ANOTHER GOLD mfEE.
fNOG SALE 81 interest IN 40 invention when VII no
= Zee room b. paeUed IN he United STATE sna ~hfn
good judges consider u nc sresest Interest % tefy
wealthy ca-. Of capitalists No reference has ever before
been made tbs Invention 10 any pefiocc- u must p
f secret flr ne present ne Inventor conrtnpi--s 90
f.irrg psr1ts fJr-igu countries Any pefs' hl.it-
tom 2Hf0H % 10000 iny-s, csn Obtain infofnsscn
r..r.,trs sad Invention By sddr--snE imm-isf-y D l.
n 8 Ns-.al--L S-Wf0fk Guy, through NJ rost Oiles'
-tsrng The OF cay1a when tAry ca e'nlanol
sm0u1i Ol ready myu-y, - sFnf ihrf "a baD-f Pa7
of business &c. .t
B-The advertiser wishes % exchange ~ cssn severe
ulrtsaEe4 real es-ste worm fom TWO ~ leH -
--,.- "a .-o,.,.s- Address =. zroge % lWxifN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
n & KEMP, AnclOuser
FANCY GOODS, RICH FURNITURE, 6c

i without reserve, by catalogue, THIS DAY, at nv
O'Clock al Sales room Nssssnsi opposite The Custom
House-R {. KEMP viii cell ne shows very lnke col
lection o rosewood and mshog4Dy and blscf walnut par
Tor snd chamber and dilngroOm fVrngfr sons ot ~hs
Is very rich and handsomely carved Also ngs col
lection Of houscrshiDg sfucies, fArs AID ChinesS
f4ncy goods, chiDa and silver paisd vsfe, &c Also
pspier maeh sbes trays sod fssfrsns bead
uhly inlsd with pearl SET u splendid new tyeiesUaJs
bronled sbrs French msnle clocks, china ss md
coHes sets Bohemian and cuEssss wps, IVORY sso cn
l.ry steel frese sosr lamps gfandolss adies 1fnsn@n
WORK Dor,s portable wnung desks rcb!y covered lsorJ
chessmeu tes csddi-s, Ne. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

-. TO IET-Th. store 90 Broadway. Possesson
e. given Immediately Apply 90 no premises
- ~ isu
q To LET-Ths airy cotisge, win yard 10 front,
II 90 Union place. Inquire o.
IA IS 81 GEO. Y GILBERT, Wsn =,
o. BAsEHENT AND CELLAR TO LEI, NO Is
~ Johnst corner Of GOid sh- basement weilsets
- and both Of hem dry snd easy ~ sccess 70 good
tenant hey will be j.. low. Inquire u
% 3ls' Ki00fks KELLOGG, % joins
- To LET-To fsr:iy Of rot and eisspiJ hsoh<
Only tns lsofy 0rek house ~ Cn~stnaI 81 70 syoe 70
- pair containing az rooms, with Kitchen ssd esAH -
Rent sz0o per year Apply " WIN CoLohIL,
10 81 DeSnS o.
- Ar PRIVATE sALE-Ths "a dem t~osay
L. nd .trc tocss and lot win unisrcsx' ssaAtsa
"A s.rgsn 81 near CoursI Bfoos IN. H0as- very CO.,
vn,-nt snd 10 excellent order Lot ~ ~ 100 feet Ia
80 ,1sebs.. money may remain bont snc mofssSs
Yog particulars Apply - s,o.1s
dsIu A J. BL:ECKEe. el,ns-.. . 1......1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

IN y BOOERT, Asc1oaeer - -.
CHINA, TOYS, ORNAMENTS, CuI obAss
NLaMPs GIRASDOLES, 1cl-Wtl - sod al spcf'"o
on TUESDAY Dee ~ At 10 OcOck 81 lD hsid~n sn~, an
eutre nvoce English chnz gi toys, msn's "fDsinsnts
c Bohemian vsses and fancy srcis- 81 sssofni-nt ~
... smp. cgt uumnl@rs kc. ornamental ehins card
bassets cologne bOtss Toy es sets a. &C ss@ psfrmp
fory rain or .hne On months credit Ossr W - sis
sESJAalS MOONEY, Agcu00@sf.
kDNI>I-TRATOK,-- AsE-EDWAhD PAY
a ~OS vii eel % SAT- kDAf, al % AulDeffys t o. 10
O'clock IA. contents Of wholesale AID retail hqgOf store
CONSISTING u Of pure french Dfande- wines sn kl
40 are tand-ca<ks anal DO mahogany
sin fountain fop, and The enre fixtures Of ssd store
good Ge Also ths ease n ths store Up 10 ne
hrst u "A az "a aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
AMUSEM ENTS.

ITALIAN opERA-AsroR PLACE
| NONpkf tNtNiNo, Dec il al 20 PRESCRIBED. ~
vi NJ sr,s ume ~ih rev se-nsry. DTe..>. Properties
~ fO~saRDi
G,.-as..... sisno,iaa rfst r'ss'o sisssr Re,
Ncrds siso0sa tvos str1 frro....... Sanor csseu~.
onou,e Ssnor sencisr frere ssnof fisno,issi
/ Nss.rsi Consa- ior .8i n.r-r.,r. Mar su~ues
| Nsdpescsy. LOMBARD ~ ne seoocd une
PkcEs % Aosissios- fucaes 81 10 snc q ter "
AnFh.ihs.sr -aoenis TIE Box ore vi - egN Ne
| Ofrrs boCse, Aston Place hom n 70 AN go 81
hs . hus;c sssfs. on - corner y brcsd~sy az rst
| P.sce, iron 70 IN pcos oPes a roeloeh 70 COZ"
BROADWAY ruKArKK.-Do-,s. op~o "a -
80 ~ , Ss nee . s-ss s. % kpH.
s.ay y w. ~ s6Ms,srEs svRioso ''''''' "
81 ,.s,s. Gen Tom Tains p'',afn' Nv Siss'
To = ''lo@ee By Ae . rsI -. - =
p soss,uae win ~. S1n - -
HOP % Ny rbCMs
Drvss Crce 40 Psrc1-t 5 ca. Family cirels shA sr
per DER, -scs, Gallery. errSne- % An1scoyst "a 10
pURroS'- rHRArRR. cHAssrRssr-
DsArUaDAf EVENING, De- ,, VII - performed ne
crx Comedy. N scis. ca - ~
sRsAcH oF PROMISE
rsenexsr Sattrn NJ saron MsatA...... Mics Cn.rusan
A1rr W ch h- new Conietlrus ~
THs TRAGEDY QUEEN
Mr. Brscegirte hss Chspmsn Law yer >ieffss oousrn
TON AND JERRY ~ AMERICA
rhcnss NJ sreu sh.n Jsnies "lren NJ, s 1870,
Second Tier. ;, Doors open sct-Nerisin nses 81
ot-- open tsly ron leio
EI>G'I'> NINTH GRAND CONCERT, ant
- -" nai ore PM ni- cry W issr sc - " ~ VI
sea TIA, A22 Sunsisay. on MONDAY kNFNiNO, De-
I, u1 ~icn cccssun be- MI n connection VIII cnoic-
programme perform itc following Few pieces vi ch wee
received VIII such rspNr1u. SIP al hs ssf Corcerf
lltisn fcss snt New Nnfk glsiu.r. Gen fsylcrs TIT
gnphsrf March, rev Snt Ar f0n Rohcr e nisnie %
ne C.ior, Eaese piece. fefcsi-s th- rsgl-. y
arse number ~ to.e ho pIr,en Al he a., Coz
cert Icsris 81 cents esch. o. De- hsd he Nl.icsofrs
snl AZ ne door The Concert vii commerce a. ocs~k
~ rrsfrrrennent On s.--tsirf of .he ~ssfhaf 40
TIE LADIES GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Flhts- IkANk IT, s>>ot NCE 20 u. friends sn'
sfne Qu1 general tsi hey Intend to give Tor ne
ii-f o he pocr snt destitute,
GRAND CONCERT AT rHk
APOLLO SALOON.
>Arl RNAN. De- D. 90 81 heb Cccs-on ne folowlns
have Kindly volunteered their valuable
vices Msi Aulonslie Ctio. Mo Chss T. Horn. Ne..ss
Pmnp Never. jules Hechl George brisiO~. A AhI-n-
Henry G rnm. snd the German lieirfkrsnf under ne
direction of NJ jules Hecht
TltkETS 81 CENTS ZACH
hsi af principal Music sri he tccf
toe evening of De Corcen To commence Al occSs pre-
c..eiy ~ Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

- Religious >0tIcs.-Ep.corsl Churca Of he
Good Shepherd corner u Mafkef su1 Muur1- s Service
slnrsy- e. ~ l-usl hrur.-r.urnrg afternoon nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

SNIP PANAMA, DEC q. 1913 We, the under
= gled passengers the ship Panama, feel our duty
% present our hanks the first and second Mates o. no
above vessel AMI particularly do We wish 70 express
our gratitude % Mr Burt Who by Ms attention. 10 ns duy
and OR comforts. ghi and day has Ia great measure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

reno ef from ~ B.--c ker-.f o " IN ile sane street
The premises been ur~ tued up and he manager.
NJ CKONg. has Wale Do hts crie Wnsucn n urnish hAi
and Cap 90 h- patrons, hat ior sfye ard - .ns be un
surpassed The establishment also vii be depot iuf iue
Of Fur- ~ every d-cr ll. srd s des Gre pefucl-
larry invited o cs srl exam ne before masng iheir h1-
dsv purchaser. Dau't FORGET ihe number 90 li-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

~ Trinity Churrh.-rhe heirs Of Arneke isn't
Bogardls vii meet on Wednesday evening reyt 1911 ir-
al kinguin Hell - Second avenue The mrrlng viii com
mcrce al q. 0'r. 1cA. IS 0rirr
DR. 4. G KlERsTED. Chairman.
KfFreTrn. Sarrsfsrr So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
JOHN y BECK.M Chairman
RICHARD l. MORRIS. MD
JOSEPH NJ SMITH. ND


BnorHERLY LOVE- And NEicHBoRiT CoNchlr.-
Wa have Joyful nope that some recent legal develop
nsnts will take the starch out Of some peoples shirt
oisrs 30 that they will be less difficult to live along
ode oi lisn ttcy philadelphia has sundrj
,lvautsges over NewYork in the way of comforts and
,ssanees and We never deny ii. We have good
many thugs about here tina, are not just a. they
lssuli be-hihy streets, swarms OF pauPers, snd
sic the disadvantage Of the Recanguars IN the way
amarhets--but then don't live within several miles
fPiercc Butler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

81 TO LITTLE store 90 Broadway. Possession
20: given Immediately Apply 90 no premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

At PRIVATE SALE.-BULBOUS ROOTS
" choice of fine Hy.cinihs Nrrcsses, CourOnnc
Imperial, Anemones, Tulips, Crocuses, 0sdoies, Enocu-
single sod double and yshuu, coiorr Also Case u
600 choice yaciEihs. Apply 20 A. J. BLEcCkER,
d. ~ AacGoLeeT, No Broad &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
Passengers sailed.
MARINE JOURNAL.


s,siAruRF ALMASAc...rms DAY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
" es\ey an FemaAe Seminary
STA NToN, VA.

THNl1E Fall Session Of this Institution will COM
= mence on Monday, the 4th of September next
The Trustees take great pleasure in announcing
to lis former patrons, and the public that they have
secured the services of Rev. j. McKENDREE
Kelley las Principal gentleman whose quail
fications, mental and moral, commend him to the
confidence Of all. He will be amply sustained by
suitable aud efficient assistants.
Terms per Session Of Flee Months
Lower English Branches, $40 90
Higher g ~ 90
with Mathematics, 10 90
Greek, Latin and French Classics, 10 90
1ncidentals-viz Rent, Fuel, Appara-
tus, Printing, etc. so
Boarding including Lights, Fuel and
Washing, 30 90
For the accommodation of Young Ladies from
abroad boarding be procured in highly respect
able families in the town, where their comfort will
be consulted and their morals and associations care
fully guarded
This Institution is under the patronage of
the Baltimore Annual Conference Methodist F..
Church and being about TO erect seminary edi-
flee, the Trustees will spare no pains to impart to
their School deservedly high repuiation and rem
der it worthy of entire public confidence
August l6, lS1S-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
SCHOOL in CHURCHVELLE,

fHNliE next Session Of the subscribers School
will commence on the Dist inst, and close on
the Dist OF June next The following branches
will be taught in his School The Latin and
Greekianguages, Nat. Philosophy Algebra, Geome-
try, Trigonometry, English Grammar, Geography
History, Arithmetic, Reading, Writing, sc. His
prices of tuition for the session of ten months will
be as follows For the Languages. Philosophy.
Algebra and Geometry, including practical Survey
ing, $50; English Grammar. Geography and His
tory, $l4; and for the Elementary branches, $40.
Boarding moderate terms can be procured either
with the subscriber Or in respectable families in the
vicinity. j. G.. SLOWER.
August Q. Gdem copy.
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N d II &c f..
Y MWaMc LAND Coy Sale


SHALL, ON Saturday the 10th day of Sepiem
Der next, in front of the Court house in the town
oil Lexington, Rockbridge county, proceed to sell
at public auction, the valuable Tract of Land be-
longing TO the late William Finley, decd, contain
ing 3l3 ACRES. This land is situated in the
county of Rockbridge, on the waters of Buffalo
Creek. about three miles west Of Lexington, and
near ZOman's Mills. 1t is watered by fine
Spring and running stream. A sufficient portion of
the Land is cleared, and :here is about 20 ACRES
Of good Meadow; the balance is well timbcred-
The buildings consist Of good Log Dwelling
House, Barn and other Out-Houses
The terms will be onc-fourth in hand, the bal
ance In one, two and three years. The purchaser
VIII DC required to give bond and security for the
deferred payments, and The title retained until the
last payment is made.
Those wishing 10 view the land will call on Mr.
Joseph A. Bell, who resides on the land, or myself,
IN Lexington. Possession will be given on the
day of sale.
VIM G.. LEWIS, Executor
of WIN. FINLEY. rdcc'd
August 70, 1913. Prs. fee, $2.75.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
August 2, 1913,

4 II the June Term (ls4S,) of the Circuit SUI
L peror Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
gnsta County, held at the Court house,
David Kerr and n. X. Trout, Pitts,
n. c. Kinney, Davi Fultz, Washington Swoope,
Jacob Baylor, Samuel X Kerr, Bailey Dunlap,
Ihos. Hutchins, VIM. Brown, Ex'or of VIM.
Britton, decd, Samuel lighlner, Robt g. Kerr,
George Baylor, jr., and John TIimbe, FIX ors
of George Baylor ST.. decd, James Il. Grove,
VIM. III. Grove, and John Grove an infant ward
OF said David k11, and children and heirs Of
Adam Grove, decd. John Esrhart, Jacob Ear
hart, and Henry Earhart wards of said David
kerr, 1hos. ID. Quarles, and Kent Kendall S.
MISUNDERSTANDING
he Court among other things decreed that this
cause be referred to OF the Master Commission
ers OF this Court 10 take account Of all the unsa-
tLshed debts secured by the deeds of trust in the
Biii mentioned, marked a, b, & and ID, and da-
ted severally, the 5rd of October, 1912, the Goth
May, the 2e;h July, and 30th October, 1885,
SAID account TO present statement of said debts ac
cordng TO their respective dgni,es and priorties,
sc.
All persons, therefore, interested in the above
Iecited order, and claiming under the Deeds of
1 rust therein named. are by this publication in
formed that have appointed Monday the 4th of
September next for the taking Of said account at
which time they required to attend a my office
In Staunton, prepared TO prove their demands.
j. n HENDREN,
Muster Con.'r.
Auuust 1919
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
DISEASES OF THE LlyER-when the
2 c,lnl ninLl IL D...I Il

DISEASES OF THE LlVER.-When the
~ celebrated DIR. Rush declared that drunkenness
was disease, he cnunciated truth which the ex
perlencc and observation of medical men is eyery
day confirming. The unhappy, and too many APP
parently insane excuses Of those who indulge in
the use of sprtuous liquors, is thus accounted for
The true cause of their conduct which is taken for
lniatuatlon, is very frequently found i'm diseased
state OF the Liver. No organ i'm the human sys
tenn, when deranged, produces more frghiful cat
alogue OF diseases And if, instead of applying re-
NEEDLES TO the manifestations disease as is too Of
ten the case, physicians would prescribe with
view to The orig inal cause, we would have fewer
deaths from complaints which are The result Of
deranged state of that organ Three four,hs of the
disease enumerated under the head of consumption
have their seat in diseased Liver (Sce Dr.
Gums great work.)
Indigestion, stoppage Of The menses, costircness,
ana general tregu,fty IN The action cf The bo,cels
are diseases originating in the same prolific cause
as is also that dreaded scourge, DYSPEPSIA
Those who are afflicted with any of the above emu
meraed diseases, may rest assured that the source
OF their maadies is in the Liver and for its correc-
tion the best remedy ever Offered 10 the public. is
DR.. M'Lane's celebrated Liver Pill for the cure Of
l1epa,is, or Liver complaint.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & CO.
No. 60, Wood street. Pittsburr. Pa
For sale also by ESKRIDGE g. GUSHING.
Stanton, ia.
o. n. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. .WIane's Liyer rim. 4" and
take no other.
August %, lS4S
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
NEW BOOKS

] EFT E R s from Italy The Alps and the
- Rhine, byJ. Il. Headley The Middle King
dom A Summer in Scotland, by Jacob Abbott ;
Life of the Chevalier Bayard, by Simms; A Pill
Hours, with the best authors; The Sacred Noun
tains, by Headley Sanford and Merton; An Epi-
tome of the Bible, by Mrs. Rives; DAubigne's
Life Of Cromwell; Amelia's Poems Proverbial
Philosophy; The Flower Vase The Fables of
Flora. &c.-Also variety of new Novels Wors-
ted and Perforated Paper just received and for sale
by ROBERT COWAN.
August g.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-08-23
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK,

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 3lst day
OF August, inst, meeting will take place Of
the members of the above named Company at the
common Hall OF the town Of Staunon, for the pur-
pose of organizing the Company under its charter
granted by the Legislature Of Virginia on the 18th
OF March last and Of choosing seven directors
G. X. SNAPP. Il. j. NICHE
III. w. SHEFFEY, b. CRAWFORD.
w. III. HARTMAN, G. nj. COCHRAN.
A. III. III. STUART j. A. COCHRAN
l.. l.. STEVENSON, j. A. HARTMAN
w. III. CARRIER.
August 23-tm
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, Monday the 9TH
of August, 1913,
Isaac White, Attorney for Jane Register, widow of
Hardiman Royster, dec'd-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Peter Lowrey, and Nicholas G.. Kinney, receiver
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta County, in the case of White
We. Moore's atves,-Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Peter Lowrey, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
tina; he is not an inhabiant of this Commonwealth:
1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the next Term, and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed III Staunton, for two months excessively,
and posted at the front door Of the Court-ho
A Copy-Teste,
MICH. G. KINNEY, c. C.
August 30 lS4S-2m
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P0sspOrscRsscGst

0sJNU CFT,T.NLT OF IEK.FIS.
The above sale not having taken place on the
day named above, it is postponed until Mon
day the 25th day of September next, when the
Real property will be sold upon The following
terms, VIZ One third Of the purchase money
with the addition OF so much as may be necessary
to dciray The expenses of sale, will be required in
CdSh,--and the residue in two equal instruments,
in one and two years. The personal property will
De sold upon the terms specified above.
A. p. ESKRIDGE, Trustee.
August Q, lS4S-tds
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GTO1EI0JMo


A LII persons having claims against the United
n States Government for Land or Treasuy
Scrip, for services rendered in the War with Mex
lco will do well to call on me at an early period in
relation ihereto- have in vigorous state of pro-
secution many such cases, and feel satisfied that |
will succeed in The whole of them, from the fact
that they are no more difficult than those in which
have already succeeded. may be found in all
business hours at my Law Office in Staunton.
J. 3. WATTS.
MAY 10, 1913
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DAY SCHOLARS.
Classical and .Y0shens0siCuE
S0LIO0l LS
EY PIKE, POWERS.

TENllE exercises OF this School will be resumed
on Tuesday the 18th of August.
Tuition, for five months, S25 payable in ad-
rance.
o. Boarders must be taken by the teacher or by
near relations.
AuruSl OFF
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A special term of the Circuit Superior Court for
this district, was commenced on Friday last. We
understand Judge THOMPSON has disposed of sew
eTnl important causes, one of which, has been on
the docket for 45 years, and outlivcd two or three
races of iawyers-Dcuh
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ECCLESIASTICAI,

anSSt&son THE LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY will
W&&S hold its next semi annual meeting, AZ He
bron Church, on Wednesday the Both Of
August, at 10 o'clock, Nj.
J. a. VAN LEAR, S. G.
August I6, 1913.
Lexington papers please copy.
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NOIICE.

There will he a meeting Of the friends Of infer
nal improvements in the Courthouse in S,aunton
on the !st day Of the Angus, Court, to appoint del
egates 10 the State Internal Improvement Conven-
ton to DO held in Staunton ON the LIST day of next
October.
MANY rRIrNDs or IMppovr>.Sr