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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

Jonathan w. Ward. of Cambridge,
Mass, has invented a machine for ma
king bricks, by which TWENTY-FIVE thou
sand may be turned out in a day. Should
II come into general use, the price Of
that necessary article must be sens!blv
affected
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28
A8ONTJo

The regclur monthly commitment
MinEral Point Lodge, No. I. are held
Tuesday evening, on, or preced,ug ill., +
Moon IN each month, at the Lodge Ry.
IN the Court House in Mineral Point
By order Of the ". n.
WHITNEY SMITH. Sec
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

In Dcdham, Mass. the women attend
ed the Court for tie purpose OF hearing
the Pleadirgs. during which they employ
themselves in knitting and sewing
The more vo'uble the lawyerthe faster 80
the neodIes-and when the Judge com.
mcnces his charge they generally begin
10 toe off.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

oREIGN COAL. = The imports of
foreign coal into the United States,
from the LIST of July 1876, to the 3Otb
June ls47, were las OBJ tons. valued
al 1910, 9s3.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

TEXAS SENAToR.-Gen. Sam Hons
ton has been elected Senator from
Texas for the full term Of SIX wears
from the 9TH of March next.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

Among tie papers which we find on our
table tu.- wcek, j. the . Age of Reason. -
an Infidel paper published in New York, less
IN SIZE than our own. printed on large type.
and loaded at that, with prospectus over
half coiomn in length, very politely saying
that : newspapers inserting the substance oft.
with notice pointing it out TO their readers.
shall be entitled to an exchange for one year
In other words, for our paper, which is 50 a
year. and some ten or fifteen dollars in adver-
tising, we can have the Age Of Reason -
subscription price ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS ayear. Ii such are the LIBERAL PRINCIPLES
OF the Age of Reason we want no more of
them. This is just about fair specimen Of
the manner in which the Eastern presses
generally wish to impose upon their brethren
IN the west, but the time has come when we
can get news from the East q little ahead Of
that received through the mails, and We pre-
sumo they will soon begin to feel the effects
of 1t. The Telegraph has already reached
Milwaukee, and IS Westward bound
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

Noe mat the WelIand and st Law
rencesIaDals are in a fit state to pass
vessels Of 400 tons from the Sault Ste
Mari, or the shores of Lakes Horn.
Michigan, Erie, and Ontario, TO the
ocean, tits not easy to foretelI what
Will be the amount of trade from the
coasts Of such mighty inland seas
more especially when flags of all ma
tons are allowed to pass and reDass
through them. Nor is it easy 10 es-
innate the revenue which the province
may derive in a few years from these
new sources Of wealth. 1t is fully ex-
Pected the Wclland Canal will nav 8
per cent, in l6IS, upon the whole
amount exPended,-of which cxpendi-
ture the greater part was obtained at
per cent.-Toronto Patriot.
FATHER Mathews VIsIr TO THE L.
S.-Ihe Rev. Theobald Mathew has
written a letter to the editor of the AL
bany \. I. Journal signifying his in.
tentlon TO leave for America in the
Packet Ship New World, which is to
sail on the 2Ist of April. Messrs.
Grennell Minturn & Co. rendered him
a tree passage in any of their packet
ships he might chose, coming and re-
turning.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

PREeIoENr ASArA.-The editor Of
the Spanish paper in New Orleans CON
tradicts the rumor that President Anava
acted as aid TO Gen. Jackson at New Or.
leans. He says the Anaya who served
under General Jackson, was Don Juan
Pablo Gomez Anaya, and is not even
relation TO the President, Don Pedro Ma
ria Anaya. He has a brother in Mexico.
and the only military man in the family:
he Is general also, and his name is Don
Cerilo Gomez Auava.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

The MINING Business 10 this region is
carried on TO a greater extent than most of
our readers imagine. We are informed By a
gentleman who has taken some pains to obtain
correct information upon the stsk;act. that
there are over forty individuals in this town
who own leads, valued at from $500, to SI5.-
600 each, nearly all of which are situated in
the immediate vicinity of this place. Aside
from these, there are many good diggings',
In Dodgsvil!e, Franklin, and other portions of
the county, and we presume there is no por-
ton Of the Mining region doing better bu-
s.ness at this time, than is the county Of
Iowa We shall give some interesting stats
tics next week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28
THE CONVENTION,

This body appears to be progressing very
slowly, and has, as yet, fixed upon no time
for adjournment, although it is thought they
Will probably bring their labors to close,some
time next week. The article on the Judicial
~ which was ordered to be engrossed on the
24th, limits the term OF Judges.to six years.
The atlcle on Ezemtion was under consider
alton at our latest dates, and bids fair to elicit
considerable discussion. A resolution has
been adopted to submit this article separately
to the people. We shall lay the Constitution
before our readers at as early day as posi-
bic, after ifs completion, and leave them to
judge for themselves of its merits.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

whole a wild and romantic appearance,
the sublmity Of which alike dc fies the
pen or pencil to initiate. The city itself
is worthy of its situation, built entirely of
stone and brick, the whole piastered over
on the outside, gives il the appearance Of
marble. The public buildings are all per.
feet palaces IN appearance, furniture &c.
Church steeples loom above the city in
perfect forests. The massive and gorge
Gus finish Of the churches inside can only
be comprehended by visions. Some of the
converts and nrnner:cs extend over twen-
ty acres of ground. A chorus of church
bells falls upon the ear at ali hours, and in
every part of the city. The streets are all
McAdamized, and if an earthquake does
not swallow 1t up, twenty years in our
hands would make it The finest, if not the
largest, city in the world. II.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28
MARRIED,

Ga the 9th inst, by the Rev. I. N. Te:fr
Mr. josiah PRAToR, to Mrs. MARY Mis-
GROVE,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-01-28

The schooner Eleanor arrived at New Or
cans on the 9th inst, having left Vera Cruz
on the 29th ult. The Eleanor brought dates
rom the city Of Mexico to the goth ult.
The following orders of the General in
Chief are published in the Free American:
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
GENTS. CLOTHING AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

DO kraii
hoi SUPP French
heh aad pei Jeans do do DO M and white flushing
Gunspn
co'd tsred
nan.
brown and buGInen edinrn % and checked gmbOo
aplscau do h, c 10 papis
VesBk rolling aud s roNat plaid satin fgutd blue and black
codG
and flannel
brown aud hickory
DrawerS1amb woo sne, flannel white
HandkeThefsc India andc
linen, cote
Italian eod slk plaid
necksl
close
bm Ru@uc t
fis
BLK daud
BooTsGent calf sugd
k&{ ;seas
ca kip bogans Of nqaltes do calf kip and ankle
and
stitched qualtes boys youths and ehGdcns hk
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY.GOODS,

AID English
datus
aand
and white Eataon enghans striped
Wssres barge sV ennsn
adanloo lyona
and
HaGnil0 and damtk
nd
.aawnHn
Unenoi aanid an
dass; llnne5
dlaaeyhu
and
hswa:w
aud ofisdh Mss
dfds N cold
hfadse and ens
esawsm
enls
fkanlcp linen
and hbhani sade .is Mnei ska abod myi
eo hkanleo
had
dOskh
plaid h'vys red whit and blue naaw aaat plain gnl
aade5ds hte aud
thnad;ho
aud ia
Negro oi0hknekf ias sss aud ayf NFRa ad Aabrn aas4 81
furniture an! 'cS' PLAID and sfped @nue
windows la parrf &c, Ac
rae aud
b. AIDED tadese devon willow printed
thinning
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
9=EN ssS,TANHpaS.

THE planters Of the souih.west are respect.
l. fully informed thai the manufacture Of Gius,
has heru frcsu,iy commenced, aud ir nov IN lull
operation. at Collnsburg, Bo.sinf Parish. La
II Is drsigncd that ihi- establishment .hall h.
permanent. sud the proprietor solicils patronage,
under Tie plrdgo OF iuiG.slnag aa aticlv sup-uof
tosny now in ,se,
The patronage and reward OF industry Il ever
proportion to the utility Of h products Profit
Is the Gnt Object in. OIL entrtprsr aud to sreure
this oiJrel, superior skill. materials und atlrn.
ton ute f'qpred N new establishment, that
wonld cOmpret successfully with those OF long
standing aud popular
No piips or expense hns brcn spared 10 secure
lbrse advantages. lng-nibs. skfnl workmrn.
the b'si maisnsl, and the mosi approved patterns
ate employed, aud The proprietor designs that the
reputation OF his establishment shall b. dcirrmin.
I'd aud sustained by The superior quality ol his
glns. They will be furnished to purchasers at the
most convenient points on The fiyrf, above or be-.
low the ran, upon terms as reasonable aud ,c.
cununud ting. Hs eau he had at ANY establishment
of the kiud IN the country. The mrs, nnf.ful and
prompt a'ienliol will b. gwen In the r-purinr Of
guns; and " all orders "a thai linr of business
JOIN +. COLLINS.
piheyc Bossier Parish, La
Ash Thompson is my fully empowered agent
10 srll cunuao,, sud dispose Of my gin.s,ands now
heinp manufactured at Cullinshurr An engage.
mruts Of his, will be strictly Gpd On such TENS as
he may arrange ior
JOHN r. COLLINS.
Collinsburg, Bossirr Parish, La, July 30 lsls.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
So "a apnpE1ncEI Nts

ten Trsate
patent eeseii Albksi Huef th
aud fedi
Columbian qfe Missouri aud rt Lah, best se,a5r aan ed d
o
patent Lou. hog .a plain d plain @ western and black ru aF "d and
L ,lrl nal Russ aud blk sidHFs
lfd rhfd badaa double rnrdi hai dhle and
bddlri IN ltlaettan tfflai shhssHeNri
dnbr dlrt Finch English
ndlf hk
housings saaaaff sap efi h
=ope
rnpf golfers M'EnNaafsft nd collar @atng q
leather
s qaira N andcola gdh double aud ac'
Mlh and B. aud Rnl
oil iF DO with Whistles aud
lapds sn4sk Suaauta=lads
y sp: s do Spanish plated aud hasi steel plated
p~el r with pabd nf das ld
Fsi solid
plated pars Sluood aud Red mating ba fs -
and hanas halkIa
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
II AR D W ARE.

paoKssTs a below. as sa and 81
Sysrssas PLANS E sao uesa ss. and
qualities framing sha s % y. @ % , anu 3 & a, Jug. @ y ] aas aud
hos.r. hands ehss easas.s. drawing lui ri
l.ss. ss pu. f van
For lar parliament f f
f.,s ss % hines s s . s5 & & @ s & . s a % W ~ % "ga ] 3
springs aud catches pae all kinds % ' aasaun ya patty and putty knives
nle'ps,. q s, ] qualities e na shovel, ard
sasss % %' II 80 80 % es. sa eel ," ts" @ % t [ an @ =,
mons d sf s.deas sss both gl aud . brs kettles asqed
as md Aelei kettles and and
al s,s. snG % Ss h P sg sgaf ie % % and & , , % & ' &
sr ron FARMERS machines
SIMMONS manufacturer hand .
5 . . % ss. po aSaja p,sn sis"s , sS
~Sss % 5 s' 81 baud f, t i & D % s a 'aa and oosa round -
Posh @ooa and plough plates hoop ron na nod shoe G ard t9p st
nsisrs rsrronhosrs 'dai' tack" asst
Amrn.a 'ki and ld Ast sddeg
qualities; D,dn. Pao r
bullet mohd. nppen;
sSE ssnsbgi DuPs poads', ba
a. mrss German h.1si Saunders "
paned trunk handles. steel red aud has eha wp
as srss @ md % Sl i SS S. al ss psyga,S % % % a5% ' 3
ass:i % sssS % % sss%d s ls@ ss1 @ s Of s % @ ] @ "
% necklaces whale bsn GerPau locking @'s ladies' dressing aad ~Sho s
assorted .ae' and qualities reaan. Sog's AaTss
um clothes bal, hnr qnufs al
ButonssG lasting buttons;
mtae p.H sndsnp to'o peoHhy aud ' buttons
combs; carved qu plain,
anl qualities pocket combs hopseomb and jim Crow
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
Gin llanufactry.

TgNHE undersigned still continues to nannfae-
4 tnfr Improved COTTON GINS, one mile
sonlh.west Of Washington. Ills Gns are made
OF the hrsl materials, aud will be warranted to
perform well. aud will bo sold on accommodating
terms.
For all tepnltng, the oash will be expected as
soon as the work is completed.
j. r. CROSBY.
Washington, March 30, lsls.l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
GRQcERIES. WINES Avn LIQUORS.

afsogF moas hb aud halt
saudt bh al hHs
nnde halbul hss and
mirnas assorted
Alea
ss,rupea
aud
tard sag; ground
slrfHi nuc
sbfaa.a tt nifse
n gi insar eauias asnHed
aud
non boand kgs dmh"o h2 3 s wine aud
ouh
Q Of bnd aal qualities boxes
sog' an VINE h~i
nNnlun
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
TO Cotton Planters.

THE undersigned ms Just returned from Gin
/. ciunali with fine lot Of Gin Materials.
manufactured under his own supervision in thai
city, and ~ nuw about TO open Munuiaclory ia
the town Of Washington. Hampstead county, Ark,
Tor the purpose Of building Gin stauds and re-
pairing the same. Any Gu Stand made aud
sold by the Undersigned, aud proving to be MOI as
good as represented by him. may be returned
without any charge 10 the purchaser, aud NIL re.
pairs done BY him will be warranted satisfactory
Any person wishing to purchase Gin Stand, or
to have IN old oae repaired, would do well to call
and see me.
wM. W G. COLLINS.
Washington, June 7, 1896
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

q
bSs 'ah i sulphur bope alum
Towns Brad
ois p pe, aud sms'c fnsHs n
esl
Gs and roadr; ,au sni Dyf ts'aar
GaIr e Bsemaas Bhshi, oil spikes
P,Fa ps Maea,aro sqr
weights ni naid ln'd on OIL
whit Nenta Re, &c
O.. l6ls-3Qi
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
New store nj Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE 4 co.
4 RE now receiving and opening large aud
~ well assorted stock Of goods suited lu this
market, which have bren selected with great cure
IN Boston and New York. aud are now offered 10
purchaser. At as low prices aud on rs good terms
a. they anbe procured elsewhere.
Our stock is genrru comprising sluple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, Gallery, Saddlery.
Clothing, Hats. Boots aud shoes, fockrry, Glass
ware, lion, steel Malls, Castings, Tinwar aud
Carpcn,rfs Tools. Groceries, &c. &c, sc,
COLLINS. LITTLE Il co.
Fulton, Arb, feb. 3, ls4s.9
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
f0l,arfnership.

HE undersigned having entered inta partner
slp an the Isl ol Apid, isI7, foi the pnf.
post OF aoing general Sioiage and Commission
iusiHsss IN tn, town ol Fulton, undel the name
and stvlt Of BIocE, BAOrhER y Gu, wnnd te,
speetniIy iniofm their 6wnds aud the puhIie gen.
cuh, ihai having leased the Upper Hanhausr
uf MI L. ]. smith. ih,y aie now ptepafed 10
receive gaaIs storage,
AUGUSTUS m.oeK.
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton. May /. isl7.H
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
To Planters.

rJ,HE undersigned having been appointed
4 agenlf lar the sale Of Mr., Joseph Il efoshy's
Cotton thus, Will keepa supply on hand iof sale,
Al then Ware llnuse In Fulton, ol all sizes aud
Descriptions which they are authorized 10 warrant
10 rise .llife satisfaction 10 the pnrehasefs.--
resons ia Nant Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
I y,ied 10 call and examine ihem
BLOCK. BROTHER & te
Fulton. June %, lsl7.2s.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
Efirnl for SMie.

THE undersigned offers for sale, on accommo.
L dating terms, iirsl rate improved black land
farm; situated aboul4 mirs north of Washing.
ton, containing about 2D5 acres, about 100 Of
which, is in cultivation
For terms, &C., enquire of the subscriber at
this place.
ELI V. COLLINS
Washington, Aug 10Th, lsis-1j
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
BLOcK, BROPHER 8 Co,

~ ouLp particularly invite the ladirs 10 call
w aud examine their beautiful assefimtn Of
Bneua Vista Stripes aud Robes,
Printed aud Painted Muslius.
Muslin GiHeham, plain and striped,
bingham. Fancy llandktfchiels.
Benntis, Ribbons, Lnccs, ldgings, ele,, etc.
Ala Ia Their splendid assortment ai sbats Of al
kiuds aud Qualities
fnlton. May I, .islI.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
BOOKS a. STATIONARY.

Em'ny f wtai'rs dictionary SMITH ss'.py and aaas Mtf.
oeA edsh nai "os fs fa,sns nn@s,e History oils ur,'
&e %e Rasdbu"cnP white ruled and h
pam adv
aud iteaf5 nfis fastel~i fd.
adnanlp fnch
tolt nd aud Ql
w-nt en..aA.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
Agents fdlsllIc Telegraph.
Neiiss,.

VHL alsai.lsts htts .ni f.ten,d and ai,tf
i irrtHIt#=
30 Han y sF=sfz. \. ! anl ruushs.
Cooking sHa NaImns >init..
Nhsa.N. saaaf. gaflas, NaIsisrs.
luis'flal aud faiH li,,sn Fr-.
fuH and tilaui hus. saHn. lr,n. ga.flp..
Nnls, taiie# NHIa d.
10 connection with cur i.i..isss A.. nave ..isll..
ATTN sHOP.
nnt sal iuiHsli In Wafs Ia lirgs 80 small qaaa.
NFs. on afesmHisIal6Hs nnus. Joh W,fh aaez
cui,d UHli disnaisf
niogE lWufUEg Sun
Fulton, Nm -. lis Iutf
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

II AVlNG rnied the well known UNION
~ HOTEL ! am nov prepared 10 receive
hoardef' uf DrcoTodatr liavrlIrs on reasonable
'rimA Wy stable is we'll provided with corn anLi
iodder aud every attention slia be- paid to tho
comohs aud wants Of those who favor we witL,
their patronage
HARDIN WILLIAMS
Fulton, Oct 10, ls4l.4l.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
.N'OTEt a..

TNhE entire STOCK Of merchandise belonging 10
u the firm of J. $ johnson a. Co. is now of.
red lor sale at cost for cash IN hand and for
cash only, to close the concern.
q. W SHOWER,
Surviving partner.
r S'--All persons indebted to said firm will
find II to their advantage to call aud settle their
Indebtedness without delay, otherwise they will
heht rom me at court G.. w S.
Fulton, NAV n, lefS.o1
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
OR00EIRL 6 G9rsAgsW 4 BE.


glass ge 0azsfsi aafd umbl ra glass tanbn table
an
blrn, complexities
sasat
a
t.nls Nudl
lanterns
mnr
painted Aats d ke- astsi
ad,c &c &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
NEW GOODS! NEIY G0ODS!!!
BENJAMIN L. BRITTIN.
gE N oGsurqpS1 "A EE EA "A rA - N - i.
hnsd stack M
0ryGoods, Hardware Ciothing Groceries, Queeasware
Glassware, Boots shoes Mnts Cap., &c., sc.

and of
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
NOTICE.

am nr b0 K keeper; keep 40 nerohntsi my nepi.
omudum book Is iuil, nor do lwish ia open ahoih'
rr for any such customers, as ! md by SAD ~.
pedenrc, their names viii not pay ny debts Or
support my business fnrihgimofr, " my sersio"s
are needed. Of eourss expect the money IN r.
ufu, as puneiusl payment mak's Pnnc'nhl me-
ohan.e., and ell those who have moi the monry,
but tsprcl In pay 10 few days. afe rq-sicd TO
pas by, tll d tnorr convenient srasnn. 10 make
q long story short. must do a cash business, or
20 where crn gel better pIy, and more thanks
for ny labor.
P.s. I have avery suPrtiorloi Of watch ma
irrials Of every description, which enables me, rs
usual, 10 rRecnir with despaiol' all Kinds oi watch
fepnnng also spectacle glhsses, suitrd to all ages
aud fitted in frames Of stori noticc; small lot Of
jewely always on hand, and iof sale, cheap Tor
,,.b e, WHITE.
Washington. July 10, ls4s 3l.3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
grrsf. Drugs.
tener and .igMe piLLs.

x. IEFi ha- tu-i fceci,,La ieg box
~ u' vegetable p.li- ir ihc cure of lnte
Hl''cm Ie,eI aiih % p'u'ui psuimcnt
tn.h NJ dirmcs.u ,iri i' siiI 81 luN iuf cas-
N'-nin- -inn. hlBy 0ln, l-I;L ST.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
John B. Borden,

TORN AT LAW,
LTwtsvtLLg. LAFAYETTE COUNTY, ARKs,
VIII practice in the several courts the 9Th
Judicial district
Lewissille, f,b Z, lsis
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
Isritt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMrsTEAD CO.,
AKkANSAS.

WASHINGTON, llEMrSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.
HE subscriber begs leave to inform his frendl
l and the public, that he siill continues busi.
ness at his old stand, where lie has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary Tor the accom-.
moduli0n Of the irnseling community. lis house
ls commodious, the rooms well arranged for
families and bis table well supplied with ihc best
the inarkc, affords.
His stables are large, bounifuy supplied with
proyender, and attended by careful osll~rs
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be- want.
ing on his part 10 render comfortable all who may
be pleased 10 give him a call. Ills charges will be
as moderate as those OF any other house in the
south, as an evidence OF which he refers to the
following
RULES:
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodgngper week, 50 so
day, 10
Single meal, 25
Lodging, 25
Horse feed, 25
Keeping man and horse allniglit, 81
Keeping horse per week, 80
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, Oct 30, lsI5.-7-tf
REoEyR's OTcE, WASHINGTON, ARK.
August lOth, 1913
IN my absence Simon T. Sanders, Esq, will
| attend to the duties Of this Office.
u, T. WlFrER Receiver
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-25
fgey nd0n ~ Burf0R,

ID nEaNDss
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

Y virtue of a Decd Of Trust executed by Sam
uel V. Hamilton, bearing date on the 9th day
OF September, 1883, and of record in the Clerks
oiiice OF the County Court Of Bath County for the
purpose OF securing the payment of sum of money
due to Andrew w. Cameron, the undersigned as
trustee named in said Deed, will proceed, at the
Courthouse OF Bath County, on the 18th day of
june next, to SELL by public auction to the highest
bidder, for ready money, tract or parcel ofiand
lying and being on Back Creek in the said County
oil Bath, being the same land which was conveyed
to the said Samuel V. Hamilton by James Hamil-
ton SEN, by deed bearing date the Doth September,
1858, and Of record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Bath County. The title to said
land is believed to be uuques,onable but selling as
trustee, shall convey only such title TO the pur-
chaser as is vested in me by the Deed of Trust a
foresaid
WIN. ii. TERRILL, Truestee.
Nav H. lS4S-lm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24
NOTICE..

'INHt. 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 OF recreation, has become
so serious an impediment to the proper discipline
and order OF the Institution, aud 50 entire an inter
senta in many respects to the comfort and cure of
the Patients, that the Directors find themselves com
PEELED IN the discharge of their duty henceforth to
forbid 1t. Those, therefore, who hereafter wish to
visit the Asylum or the grounds within the enclo-
sure, must do so under the restrictions Of the follow
ing order which the Executive Committee are di-
rected to publish =
ORDEREp, That hereafter no person shall be al
lowed to visit the Western Asylum the grounds
within Its 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
May 8, lS1S-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-24

A L a meeting of the Board of Visitors, of the
"a Virginia Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind, at Staunton, May 10th,
1885,
ReSotced, That the Examination of the pupils
of the Deaf Mute Department of the Virginia In
stltution, be held on Friday the Goth inst and those
of the Blind Department on Saturday the 9th
The hours will be from 9 A. NJ, to IL NJ. and
from 8 p. NJ. to p. NJ,
The public generally invited to attend, and
the ciergymen of all the different denominations,
OF the town andcounty, and the principals and teach
ers OF SemInaries, are especially requested TO be
present, and give their assistance on the occasion
The following gentlemen have been requested
to conduct the Examination of the pupils:
Lltlleton Waddell, esq, Pike Powers, esq, Rev.
). II. Finch, b. b. Minor, esq, Rev. r. w. Bal
ley.
On both days Music may be expected from the
pupils of the Blind Department.
BY order of the Board of Visitors
MICH. G.. KINNEY, Sec'y.
May II, lS4S.-2w