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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25
ReoEiyEn,- sALE-Ar PUsLlc AUcnls-

nttEIyEH'- sALE-AT PU BLlC AUcTilN-
IaIho entire furniture, sYrf, m.rr0rs csrpcs, n c"
beds teddlng linen, gass slc eAiieIwafr. cl .efl "A
lures, Ac 81 he Broadway huie ~ fle clrurf ri "a.
place and Broadway, nlhe cry 0fNevf 0ff, vii ne -
Al pubic aucOn, ne premises. ~ lie -lhtcfHii ~
cever appointed - he sup-rof Cont .t- 10 en' hr
On ne @eh dzy " Drcem1er Instant a. Up ptlTA n 4
forenoon afl b. continued from day 0 dafl cIinllet
al 10 ococs Do ne ~ each day rH 60 $50
pi-trd. part ~ To- srIcrs sInDetfJ l1N ~
Al IN rIceleut .0udlloa. Asl viii be- aDc - lfr-
se- 81 pubrc sucdor 90 fhe .1tl day ~ De- n1ef
O'Clock Id he fCrr1oon he ureapir-1 NJ lI yfsr
The sad hoJ@l, which cgmuirlcet IN ne fi taJ " ~
l8f8 al the yearly u 500 The pfrselI 49,
TIE grsni1g u he lrase have esp-1d.d srs-rf hlls
dollars he hgfings 10 prnnale improvements y
sale I. "a coamerce ll sad Term " years Dslrd Asr
YORK., DeceHbcr ~. 1879
IONA. MfLLE3. Receiver. y Was
ANTh'f 3 sLEtCkEk1 60 Aac'rs Br,-f~
talalOs can Re seen 81 th~if ONE az.
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IVORY TABLE CUTLERY-susbe for city
ltraae rls, received BIZ sesner Nassrs, conssng Of
xrses ,nt forks 1, dozens Knives only add Of 81
piece. Ivory ard bone nat pc<s Also large assortment
fev-ry description Of table nd poeke cutlery and o,h-r
sb@ed Goods For sale the trade the refuced
prc-s BARTON BROTHERS, Msnafscrarsrs,
al ly- 81 fiast-sx
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rrr. Nnu,r,c
i%b"Ai wv " TsN.
NOTICE 10 hereby given t1sI spplcsco1 49, = n...
No the ~e~.Tors L-gsasur- lexf sessiss =, =.
krt Of Iuc,rporAuaa ~ "a An-rca1 frms NJ. a.
~, - C,.,lI.a 500 - -
| NNHsRsAs, fARLkf CRAY o. hAGpAtfNA ts-s.
w ~ c;y 5fN-s faf. a. b, r-rta nta'.'. q l,-s
- z - - ~ - =. ..l 4 - - II, - -
-. III - -. - ----.- ,.---. ~. =. 80. 80
80 49, h.rr.- - 80 =. -...- ID ..-- - .
EIN kafrKg "a e.. lfr n So. Ia b. b. ..... "a. .-
- 49, -. ,-.,s r r.. -.r.t.rl 81. 4.f... . .
~ w. ri IN. fsr ID -. - n-a.s.t Il. T.. =. i.
80 ,srf Il. - a..s,r go u R.r.f, ..f fa..f -.
/ a-sfl aar 81 $40 as'rf flr r tr OYER Hri..
I street 49, ha.s.i s..-r' r. .f tI Nf erl.sr.
+ 49, ~ r'fstffffrrt fffrr. 'f' '.r-
Gree art t-ref tfI rl.' sri 90 .Hrf tF f.r. a.
I'D p 'sf .,--- .l'reH '-Fi arr t ~ c.s..
"a .i'rft .'f o. rri fH .ff H.t..
street 10 'fr
,-... $1,000. F.. O.. Il. ..... II. L. ~ 4
----..-. 49,. ...... 49,. ... .. '
,s. ..,.--.. s.-.r ~. ... ..N
/ -. il. Il. ........ ...... 49,
i ~ - ..-..-- %
I go af 20 tsf'.-f II no .' f | .' . I.s. 10
-..,l"s'-... ~ A.. $780,. I. . .-s.r- Il. -.
49, ?, HENRY ~ RECNwlrH .I fe "a. sfa d =. . .
r1rsai estr-f care u pc ltf. tr "a fsr. te -s. -.
a.. iss r-''rtet - - o1ee I. - t .r . 81 ts.rI
/ :. ~ i..'' 1. = -, .. -v @
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NOTICE 10 hereby given Tat sppAescoa ~ - n.:,
NO the se~fork L-gsaUr-. a. ~ 1ext ss.s1a f,r a.
Act Of lncprp0rAuna ~ M Aurrcal frms'e Ncrs a.
form srt O1srl.s1 Sl-i-fV ~ isef..
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Timothy II. Porter i Timothy : Hopkin. Abe web.ierl
o 5 anye Ty lhs sym D9o Ansg% r
N tolumbu, Cvwl !; h. J Andrews l. General Woo
ef President D CSSe 'I + Adam. for Woe 'I Pee.ieDi
General H,ny Dodge for, We, President J Mdsm fd-
sSois q. Ysfe|'yiis dan ss%a,s, 6. Gage John
On Drake q Abraham K Lawrence g; EdweId D. . wef9
Pere Van Cortland 9: Tbons. < Dayr 9. Hiram Bennett
q1ey 9 John ToTReod Eb~n smith Da'1 l. Paelp. p
B Charles b Csiss 3: Je..- Nst,ison 3 William 9 fed. 3
thomas Waterman g Ilas Brewster Denied cot = DAVID
Buell. g. Martn Butt b Timothy n Porer q Tmo,hS : Hop
kn,s Abe wehser 2; Lorenzo Burowss
Gwen under our hands the office Of The Seray OF state N
NE or o. Albany The twenty eopd dey Of Noyemir ~ Tie
cHRlsToPER MORGAN ssee'ary OF Of s .S '''
CHARLES 3. sTl. ART, state Englneer and sureyot
AMBROSE l. JORDAN. Attorney Genera
ALNAh HUNT, Ifeasgfef.
STATE og NEw YORK. sscRErARY's OFFIcs Certify the
pred 10 e rue coy Of an oagna Statement Of he Board
IL testimony WHEREOF have hefssnto aiiSei ny val Of
IT, Of Nosemb-r The Of our Lord one thousand
"' cHRisroPHER MORGAN
STATE or NEwYORK. ss--wE. the secretary Of STATE
s saS &. ss. as q he af s' Ssa me o
Board Of STATE Cansassen and having eanvae and estimated
the Whole Bumhe Of votes gwen Tor Election OF fssen and
Vice President Al ne Genera Election held The aid -'ste
snih day Of No,emb~r The year ~. according he
crhed statements Of the sad received By the srsta
state m he manner directed b. aw' DO HEREBY DETERMINE.
DEsLARE. ASD GRITTY That
HENRY n. ROSS, ASA CHAfliRLD
JOHN A COLLIER JAMES q. DUFF
ABRAHAM T ROSE. JOHN BRADLEY
JANIS cross. WILLIAM y. WELLS
DANIEL. LORD, DANIEL LARkfN
JOSEPH HONiE, CHARLES X BARrTOW
TIMOTHY NHITTEMORE. DINER POOLE
GEORGE GRISWOLD DORAsTt-s KELLOGG
GEORGE BENSON. STEPHEN FANCHER
JOHN 4. CRIGEh ELI SHELDON
JANIS p. BULL, JOSEPH " GATES
MARVIN WHEELER. ERASMUS u SMITH
ROBERT WlklQNs BENJAMIN r. HARDWOOD
icRAEL -EfMOlR -AMI FL ri 'SSELI..
CLARKSON 2. CROSBY DELOS T. SILL
JANE hcklE- WILLIAM KETCHI N
BILLY J CLARk, AUGUSTUS p HASkALL
SAMUEL FREEMAN, SOLOMON PARMLEE
respectively Elected Eiecfon OF President and Me- P-eot
Of the Uni;st staies
GiyEs under hands At the Secretary states Oce s.d
state the city Of Albany, the sond day OF Noveni.
f IN the year OF our Lord thousand egh handfed and
forty eixnf.
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN Secretary Of stste
hll.LAkD FILLMORE. Comptroller
CHARLES b. sTf'ART safe Enxneef and surveyor.
AMBROSE l.. JORDAN. Attorney General.
ALVAH HUNT. Treasurer
>TArE or NEW fORK. SEcRETARYs OyucE Certify ne
ens 70 d true Of OrKira cerneaie OF NE boao
u >tAis Canvzsssrs on hle IN tiis ofhoe- d.
II TESTIMONY nave bereunto sfhKei my "a Ok
ofice. II the city Of Albany the tweeiy se,ono dAs
IL 81 OF November, the Of our Lofd oos 'oosano
sight hundred ae< iorty egh; .,~,.>-.,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
IA IL Secretary OF state
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FoR ~ HoLInAYs.

- WEBS FANCY gAKEaY. lbs D. ssoa-,i -Bfs'.
,,.f7t yessl-sl -Iskss ICED So 0rat .nrlir- ID 49,
syl-, ofd-r. received aud pun .tlsi y si,e11r 81
supplied with lee Cream. r..i~s SynmiiaI p. 'ili =.
sDor le Cssss Lazy Flesos C0c0.n4l Diop5 Asss' -
all si1cs n Confectionery .
y b-Ths asz-si AID besi Brsai .1 ile ely de..t
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DAkTiE-, BALLS AND FAhitlt ~ Il
Il ~iih leo Cream o. me hesi qls4y a. : : =. -. ii
), per guam Forms o. Pyslalss .crvel a. 90 -.
q per "a o. By tie American PsicBg ssssm Ice IT,
Company ia Cnsfnsm-squsr 80. =.
Il Orders l~I IN WlIafi stlrEn ~ I1us - = ~
Grsut-.f s.d M Smhs 1ssefy, corner n --ii - h.
aua SecoLa q: r. 3rook.yn - Mrs. S48-ns ffaf -
fultonst ana W Thou. Bakery, q AL.l4e'i -. . "a.
sey City at Mr.. siO~e's Dry OO.~cs osofo-o.e g..
ysnn- ~i. - srsfly su~nf~f % Nl
EONNECTICCT PR DEPOT, ~ $1,000
u Ia pr,,5ri-gOfs VI 1is csl2olshlnsut eon.--e y
s,os,, ,rtcIe In hes llLe Persons wishing ID -
al slnsf % The eastern ~esgera par % Nc ~.
please send "a lnslf orders ~
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= OTICE Ia plf.1aace OF Assr-~ his.s D.
Surrogate " us County Of kn.s, a0fs tef-f fsa .
person. having sganst CulNkLIls HFlhf1 10 NJ =
CTS oi BrookJn std c.lS, ieresei Oh pfr,sf 20 ssaf
Che fuufh-rs thereof Or fe her N fle e. 20 -
0f Chafes Gnm. - ne ~ PIE ti Ntsll tifss
The Cy OF Sev fof, n-lrs ne l tJ o Jl1s t u
o. a., is.sm. ffffR rfrsfR SFs. r.. e.
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Scattering Votes.

\ nl8s llsr Ils Il8 nI8I6 nI3l5 m48e nl85 m3I6 8I3
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, !oes re e9,Tdyy {Aiu.a.a

IN ~ feiAN1E lf 90 cfdFr ~ ne -4fr aiIr .H .f
New iors use hereby gse1 Al p-f.ls httf - Z
WILLIAM ; JOHNSON, ate ol The ti af Ne- f0 f- $40
present ~ same rh fouolsf uefe0i o. Pc sNHfe A. f
fence 40 lf Ess hroaiesy. hs Cv ri Nsa l0s % =
fhesah day MAJ uerDa@i i0fs PIE eeielfl ~
November. ists lni3 la~fm'l ApAh JOHNSON,
A. PURSUANCE ri aa ori-f of fle s.roaa- . na ..--
iNse fors nllce l-rty fgsl b. sl qerslasha 'fn ~
BENTON ". hALsFf. NJ Ittr 0 re- Cts ri frf sf ri
io present t@ efh l- Yoloher hereof ft tr .fs . -
nlIsfrsf0r " FULTON ~ q arf- pc fHr' s nj st.t
lst.-Ds-i NsE Ionk, job q. $3.50
$40 iaffn+ JANIS T. MphuAA Air..''n
H. prisons having CLAIMS ssasf ts ssfsie .I liHthI
y LAY. 1-fsss-d. f-.Il-.f.f lr.ss.f fII" ODD
bed. Tie cubs rers. s-.rs tl- lf Jsl4lfl
as-ttei 81 sald estsf- r@ tested tl ,t@ .4.rrrI
= 81 Wif.os ~ H..f...sI
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NOTICE. % APPLICATION fOh IHE pl,tnAist q 90
y ss from 10 tshfs. ruIs-saf fo De- . e DO
title of f- Deb chapter rI r "a plf . ts tf
EDWARD VERNON. b. aI fla tI Uf New fft =
tee irst Published November i-r tfs Oh srffa 81
before Nlsr-s - Dsy, tas are- "a %
o Comuou Pies. of tie Cty rluaff oI Nes f H H 60
hers. t, GU Hal, he ciY OF NsF la s alr's--A il
January. lssg. 81 tel 1'clcos q me forenoon
GEGRGE C. wAIrE. Aitansy lor ia.,ls.t
"a lsui0w IrIy =
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GOODS FoR THE HOLIDAY:

$ - -. - - - - IS Is - Is %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
NOTICE..

'ENliE custom, so prevalent for some time past of
- persons either alone or in parties, frequenting
the grounds within the enclosure Of the Western
Asylum for amusement or recreation has become
so serious an impeachment to the proper discipline
and order of the institution and 50 entire an inter
ruptlon of that privacy and seclusion which is es-
sentia in many respects TO the comfort and cure of
the Patients, that the Directors find themselves com
PEELED IN the discharge of their duty henceforih 10
forbid it, Those, therefore, who hereafter wish To
visit the Asylum or the grounds within the enclo-
sure, must do under the restrictions of the follow
ing order which the Executive Committee are di-
rected to publish =
ORDERED, That hereafter no person shall be al
lowed 10 visit the Western Asylum or the grounds
within It's enclosure, unless on business with some
officer OF the Institution, or in company with Di-
rector or the Superintendent, or with the special
written permit ola Director
Nav 5. lSlS-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

vVHE subscriber being determined to remove to
Il the west, will offer his Farm at public sale (if
not privately sold beiore,) on Thursday the 10Th
day Of July next, on tho premises, containing
30 Acres,
$50 of which are cleared and in fine state OF cul
tivation, the balance well tmbered 1t is situated
about d. miles above Waynesboro'. adjoining the
lands Of Gerard b. Stuart and others, and is well
adapted to the growth Of all kinds Of grain and
grass, and lies convenient to an extensive range
for cattle which is here considered valuable. 1t
has fine stream Of water running through 1t, on
which is fine mill seat.
The Improvements consist of COMFORT
ABLE DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN,
SJNOKE-HOUSE, BARN, &c.. and all other
necessary out-houses, with well of never-failing
water in the yard.
ALSO, -choice fruits of almost every kind
The place will be divided to suit purchasers
Persons in want Of such property are respectfully
invited to call and view the premises, as the sub
scrber is determined to sell, and will give a bar
gain. Terms made known on the day Of sale
JOHN ANDERSON.
June Z, lS4S.-tds
o. Rockingham Register insert ids and charge
j. A.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
VRUSV SALE.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed the Sth
49, day of April, 1916, by Archibald Davis to
William II. Hartman, (of record in the Corporation
Court of Staunton,) in which said Deed the under
signed has been substituted as Trustee by Deed of
record in said Corporation Court shall proceed on
SATURDAY. the l7,h day of June next, before the
Post Office in Staunton, to sell, for cash, the fol-
lowing property named in said Deed, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOTT
in the town of Staunton, subject to the vendors
lien for part of the purchase money, the precise
amount Of which will be made known on the dav
of sale; and also the following personal property
one Cooking Stove, one black Cow and Calf, two
Beds, Bedsleads and Furniture, one Bureau, one
Wheelbarrow, one China Press, one Clock, one
Oven and Lid, Skillet, and all the other House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of said Davis.
Acting as Trustee | shall convey only such title
as is vested in me.
HUGH w. SIIEFFEY, Trustee.
May "a, lS48-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07

FAMILIES should never be without supply
of M'Lane's Vermifuge.-At this season par
tlcularly, when worms are so troublesome and so
frequently fatal among children. Parents should
be watchful and upon the first appearance of those
distressing symptoms which warn us of the pre-
sence OF worms, at once apply powerful and eff
caclous remedy This remedy we can now supply,
confident that it only requires trial to convince ali
that 1t richly merits all the praises that have been
lavlshed upon it. 1t is safe and infallibe.-
Volumes OF certificates might be produced, show
ing its great medical virtues.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD s. CO.
No 60, Wood street. Pit,sburg. Pa.
For sale also by E.SKRLDGE s. CUSHING
Staunton, ia.
o. n B.-Pnrchasers will please be particular
and inquire for ''Dr. WLane's Worm Specific
or pernfuge." and take nothing else.
June7 lS4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received, on and af-
~ ter the 18th inst, and until the 9th day of Ju-
ly at the Engineers office, in Charlottesville for
the Graduation, Masonry, Superstructure, &c., of
the Louisa Rail Road extension from Charlottes-
vile Westward to the Both mile Station, a distance
Of miles. The work to be completed by the LIST
day of January, 1850.
Proposals will! also be received for the Masonry
I4OO perches) in the Piers and Abutments of the
Rivana River and Moore's Creek Bridges, to be
finished by the LIST day of November next
The right to require the work west Of Charlottes-
willie to be completed at early day is reserved if
employment is furnished to the contractors to the
end Of the year. Plans, Profles and Specifications
for the above work can be seen upon application at
the Engineers office. Charlottesville
w A. KUPER, Oh. Eng L. r.
June B. lS4S
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
DANCING AND WALTZING.
Academy at the Virginia Hotel
-D9e-
MIR. O. A M'EvNV

HAVING arrived from Richmond takes plea
sure In stating that he has taken Rooms in the
above establishment, and will open his School on
Wednesday, May 3lst, 1913. Mr.. M. will remain
In Staunion about two months, and give course of
lessons in the above healthy, graceful and 1npor
tant branch Of fashionable Education. His styie is
systematic and easily acquired, embracing all the
forms OF modern Dancing, such as CotiIlions, Qua
dIIlieS, Walizing, Gaiopades, Polka, Spanish and
Contra Dances Reels, Hornpipes, Highland filings
Fancy Dances, &C., SC.
Mr. M. will pay strict attention to the grace and
movements of his pupils The best references
gwen Tor character and ability Days Of tuition for
LADIES' Misses and Masters, Wednesday and Sat
ufday afternoons, from 8 to 6 O'Clock, p NJ, for
Gentlemen, tuesday and Friday evenings, from 8
TO III O'Clock. Mr.. NJ. may be seen at the Bell
Tavern. Terms reasonable, made known on ap-
plicaton.
MBmPrlyate lessons given at any place or time.
May 81, lS4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit SUPERIOR
- Court Of Law and Chancery for the County of
Bath, rendered ON the 10Th day Of April, IS4S, in
the four following causes pending in said Court, to
wit: Moses McClintic for Wm.T Clark against
Robert Lockridge and others; Adam Stephenson,
hh1'or, Sc, against the same; A. II. II. Stuart and
Others against the same and George Rimer and
Others against the same the undersigned, a Com
missioner of said Court, will on the 18th day of
July, 1913, Chat being Court day,) at the Warm
Springs, proceed to sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the land in the bills and proceedings
mentioned, Cor so much thereof as may be necessa-
~ to satisfy said decree consisting of several large
and valuable Tracts of Land a portion Of which
are situate the Bull Pasture River, and perhaps
not surpassed in value by any lands in the county
OF Bath. And the sum necessary to be raised by
the sale is arge therefore, the attention of persons
wishing to purchase valuable lands is especially in
'wised to this sale. So much fthe purchase money
rs may be necessary to defray the expense Of the
sale (say per cent? will be required in hand and
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months
equal payments, the purchaser to give bonds with
good security, and lien retained on the land as
furtheI, security.
ANDREW DAMRON, Comm.
june z. IS4S-tds
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MsLERE!D&Lg & oUsIzrIN@s

MS&&ID&ls & OUSEIING
A RE now receiving their Spring supply of
IA DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, Sc,
to which they most respectfully call the attention
of their friends and the public. All the medicines
having been purchased in person. and for cash. we
feel confident that we can sell on as reasonable
terms as any other establishment in this country.
They intend keeping on hands at all times a
handsome stock of F.A.N'CY ARTICLES. PER-
FUuE SHapLNGf md TOILET soar,
HAIR OIL Of different kinds, W.3TER
COLORS, CLOTHAND HAIR BRUSHES,
TOOTH md Nail do. COMBS { fine and
eoarse,) Sc, SC. sIsJ- Call at the sign of the
Golden Mortar.
They return their sincere thanks to their friends
Tor the liberal share of patronage that has been ex
tended TO them, and hope by strict attention ia
business to merit continuation. They can be
found at their establishment all hours of the night
as well as day f.. S, G.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
FOR RENT.

OFFER for rent my Tavern Establishment
at the Warm Springs, Bath Courthouse. The
buildings of the Tavern are new and of Brick
large and well arranged a Stone Stable; Frame
Stable and Sheds, for fifty horses good well in
rear OF the Tavern, and garden attached. will
let 90 with the Tavern the greater part of the fur
nlture that may be necessary Also. abon, ten
Acres OF Meadow, some pasture land, potato patch
and the privilege of fire wood on my land, close at
hand. am disposed TO rent on reasonable terms.
to man who can come well recommended as a
Tavern keeper. GEO. MAYSE.
Jan. %, lS1S.-tf
ag9 Lexington Gazette please copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
District Court Of United States.

WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
at Stauntom, May 81, lS4S.
In the matter of Henry Moore and John f.
Clarke, of Ohio County,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Francis r. Armstrong, specially appointed in
this matter, representing that he has in his hands
fund for distribution 1t is ordered that ten days
notice be given through the Staunton Spectator, a
newspaper printed in this District, that the LIST
day of October Court next a distribution will be
made Of said funds, when and where the creditors
who have not already proved their debts, are to
come prepared to prove the same, or to send in
proof Of the same, they will be excluded the ben
eft Of the dividend. All claims not then substan-
tiated will be disaowed.
And the said assignee is directed to report with
out delay the amount of said fund to this Court.
Copy-Teste.
ERASMUS STRIBLING. Cpk CT.
June 7, IS4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-07
ROUTE TO
baltimore and WASHINGTON,
BY THE
Louisa Rail Road.

The cheapest, quickest and most comfortable
FAVE Staunton at l2 o'clock, NJ, in Char
- lottesville at s. p. Nj. Leave Charlottesville
after resting four hours,-breakEast at junction in
time for the Richmond cars, and arrive in Wash
ngton next day at 5, in time for the Baltimore cars
From Staunton to Washington in less than 80
hours. FARE THROUGH, $40
o. Tickets at the stage office Of Messrs. Parish
s. Co.
% A more liberal allowance of baggage is now
made TO all persons between S,aunton and the juno
ton, Richmond, &C., &C., by special agreement
with the Stage Co., and they may always rely on
being carried promptly.
c. r. MASON,
Supt Trans. l.. II. r. Co.
June T. lS4S-u
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

THRUST to Brandreth's Pills. take them so as TO pro
duce brisk effect, and yonr sickness will be the az
iar OF day or two, while those who are too wise 70
follow this common sense advice, will be sick for
months Let the sick enquire of the agents for Brand
reths Pills, whether these things are so or not Lee.
them enquire among their friends and ask the same
question Verify if EVIDENCE is wanted il shall hc
procured To the sick, let me say, use the
BRANDRETH PILLS,
Is the best advice mortal man give YOU
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained al The
FOLLOWING places:
William Kyle. Staunton; w. w King, Waynesbt-
rough; William III. Bell, Churchville; p A. HeiskeII
Lebanon White SulphurSprings; j. II. CyrcIe. Par
nasSus; H. Messersmith, Mt Solon; Tyre Maupin,
Mt Mt Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; D. & w.
Whitmore, Mt Meridian; b. +. Graham Greenvillc
Jas S Guy, Deerfield; McGufin, & CO., Midway
Col W. H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.; John t.
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Co
w arm Springs, and Henry Miller. Cedar Greek: w.
NJ Douglas Mt. Scion; Hobbs & Taylor VALLEY Mill.
w M Dudley Jennings Gap.
June 7, 1913 Pm
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MAY &c, 1913
JUST ARRIVED,
AT THE
SIGN OF THE STRIPED U llBRELL,

MAIN STREET,
A RICH and handsome lot of new style dress
goods for Ladies, among which are the follow
ing, upon the best terms:
Pink, Plaid and Mode Colored Silk Tissues.
Handsome English and French Lawns.
Solid blk Lawns, 5l'k and white do.
Plaid, Pink and other Ginghams
Sup. Linen Lustres, Alpacas, variety
White Bonnet Ribbons, sup. quality and STYLE.
White Nett Wells, sup. bl'k Lace do, from ST .25
Black and Colored Opera Ties, beautiful arti-
Gle.
Handsome mourning Collars, Egyptian Silk
Mitis.
White and Col'd Kid Gloves, rich embroidered
Silk do.
French worked Collars from 25 cts to 50.
White Linen Fringes, black and col'd Silk do.
l2 packages fancy Prints, new and handsome
styles, cheap.
COWNE g. DEAKINS.