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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30
IG5 A0IDISSo
BRICK BUILDING.

made of the best brick, containing six large and
convenient rooms with all the necessary ut-houscs
viz: very large Barn. large and roomy Stables,
Corn house, Ice house, and fine Spring house,
and Spring of good water, within few yards of
the Dwelling House an Orchard of the choices,
fruits, and most delightful Garden situated in
socab!e and pleasant neighborhood, remarkably
healthy.
This Farm Contains some SO ACRES of Gle
gantly timbered land, and is well watered, and
considered as productive OF Grass as any Farm in
Upper Virginia The subscribers motive for sell
ing is, that he is determined TO move TO Alabama.
where tho climate is more coneenal to his health.
would say TO those in need of Farm or who have
idle capital that money could be better invest
ed certainly, than in such Land as the above.
With prospect of the Railroad soon passing the
Blue Ridge, the Lands of Augusta arc bound to en-
nance in value, which is perceivabe even at this
stage Of the game. | am determined 10 sell, so
come and examine whilst the crops show for them
selves. If the above Land is not sold before the
10Th day of June, shall proceed to sell on that
day to the highest bidder, this valuable estate
Terms made known on the day of sale
TliOS. A. THOMSON.
May so, IS40-5t.
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F1.ooD At NEW OrrEANs-Thc Mississppi
river has been very much swollen for some time
past, and the water has broken through the en-
banknent at several places above New Orleans.-
wide extent of country flooded at the date of
the last accounts and the city was threatened with
serious damage Every effort was made TO close
the breaches, by driving piles across the openings
and throwing in bags of EARTH but at most Of them
the flow Of water could not be checked The Bull
len of the 18th, says:
'We have nothing new to give our readers con-
corning the state of the overflow in the lear of our
CITY, During the last two days have had hea-
Wy rains, and they have materially advanced the
water, though even without them, it would have
risen. The water has now flooded part of Phppa
street, and along Custom house, Canal, Common
and Gravier streets, nearly as far as Dauphin and
Bsronne streets. This flood is, however confined
10 portions of the Streets as the majority Of the side
walks are still clear.
The Charity Hospital Gas Works and Second
Municipality Workhouse, cannot be reached on foot
Portions Of the Firemen's Odd Fellows, ST. Pa
tricks and Jewish Cemeteries, are submerged. as
well part of the Protestant Cemetery at the foot
of Girod street. Men were yesterday busiy engage
ed in cutting three extra Canals from points near
the Metaire Ridge. to intersect with the large drain
which has been cut through the Race course. This
move we think will have good effect, but which
remains yet to be seer. There is one fact however
of which there be but little doubt, and that is
we have not yet felt the worst
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VlRGiNlA:-At a Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery held for Bath County, on
the 10Th day Of April. 1919,
Benjamin Erwiu-Piaintln
AGAJEST
Thomas Campbell and Edward Erwin, Executors
Of Robert Erwin. deed. .--Defcndanis.
Tie Defendants. Robert Curry and Leonard
Herring. not having entered their appearance and
given security, according TO the act of Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court, and il appearing TO the
satisfaction oftho Court that they arc not inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff
il is ordered, tha; the said Defendants appear here
on the first Monday in July next and answer
the Plaintiffs bill and HAT copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
StauntOn, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Court house Of this County
a Copy--Iestc
CfIhS. J.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
May lO. l5I9.--2m
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IL undersigned are now receiving their large
and fashionable assortment of
Spring and summer Goods,
TO which they respectfully invite the early attention
Of the citizens of the county and town. hoping from
the several advantages under which they have been
purchased, to give satisfaction 10 all who may favor
them with call. They are determined TO sell
dealers on the usual time. Their stock consists in
part of the following articles:
Superior French Black and Biae Black Cloths-
Bro,on, Green and O,ue Eyo,cn do-Good
common DO. from 50 to 81 per gard. an Ca,
Tieties Of fashionable Ticecds, Cdshn,ereiis and
Cassimcres, for !Summer Goats and Pants
White and Fancy D.iRings, plain Linens and
.Nankcens-Super. French and English CasSi-
nieres, Black and Fancy Six and Satin Pest
ings fashionable .iIoieSktin. Panama, Leghorn
and Pain H.4pS-Enc Dress
ESoogs sgssg Shoes,
Super. Sitk and Satin Cracats and JIandkcr
chiefs, Rich BrocLe Silts Chameleon do, Satin
striped .8n,ue, Figured p. ID. Sole, .Satin strip
ed Berege, Embroidered .Hode do, Green d'-
Lanes. EngliSh and French IG,cns and Cling
hams, linen Lmt,es, Paris Liner Berege ~
Pacds. from isid 10 rs cd, Jenny Lind Skiiis.
White and Co'orcd SIR and Cotton Hose. Six
and Rid Chores, Opera Ties. Fancy Prints,
Fashionable BonHotS, Ribbaads, ~O,,;iiinos and
Florers, Fans, PardsOls, PdraSoicHs, Sc
STAPLE GOODS,
e JIcauy Begging, 8 end IA OSnab,wes, Sd,
A and DO fncis Br'o,on Cotton, Reached do
4 and 10 Bieachcd and Broom Sheetings,
Broavn Linen and Hcary Damast Table Linen
Plaids, CbccLs, ITckings, SC.
Groceries, Queensware, and Hardware,
a large assortment. Please call and examine.
CONVNE s. BROOKE.
Siaunton, May 10, lS49.
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REPORT.

In compliance with a request of the Board Of Wis
tors Of the Virginia Institution for the education Of
the Deaf and Dumb and of the Blind, we were pre-
sent at an examination and exhibition Of the pupils,
on the 9th aud 25th instant.
We intend no empty euogiurn, but feel Tree TO
express our high qualification throughout the inter
osiiug occasion. The exercises in both departments
Were peculiarly appropriate and afforded the most
ample evidence Of faithful instruction on the part OF
the teachers and of dgent and successful app!ica-
ton of tho pupils. while they demonstrated most
concusively that quckness OF nielloc; and attain
fnsn,s Of high order are not confined 10 those who
have their senses in perfection.
Several classes of Deaf mutes were examined by
their respective Teachers in reading, and transa-
ting from and into the sign language also in Arith-
meic and History, exhibiting highly commendab!e
proficiency in each. In Geography, the pupils ex-
hibited familiarity which might challenge com
parison with scholars who are elsewhere pursuing
that science. We think the method pursued by the
Teachers Of the Institution, for mparting ins,ruc-
ton in this department of education, might be ad
vantageousy adopted in other schools. Copy books,
neatly written, were exhibited, and compositions,
credtablc TO the authors, read, which, with
music, Instrumental and vocal. from the Blind pu-
pills, gave pleasing variety 10 the exercises.
The examination OF the Blind pupiisin Reading,
Geography, with the use of the globe and maps
History, Arithmetic, Algebra, and the French Ian
guage, was highly interesting. In all these stu
great mental effort, proposed by their teachers
and others, and readily solved, furnishing satisacto
ry evidence, that neither teacher nor pupil had la
bored in vain. We doubt not that all who witness
ed the exercises Of the OCCASION rejoicel tlat oy
tho munificcnce of the State in the establishment OF
this noble Institution, the treasures of Science and
Literature open 10 the Deaf and Dumb and
Blnd-that here, under the guidance of faithful in
structors they may he elevated in their intellectual
and moral condition--made in good degree 10 I'M
derstand their relations and duties TO each other
their fellow men, aud to their Maker, and thus pre-
pared TO become honorable and useful members of
society.
We have no hesitation in expressing our high
appreciation of the and modes of instruction,
and our full satisfaction with the progress and i'm
frovement of the pupils.
SAMUEL MATTHEWS,
RICHARD ii. PHILLIPS,
j. McKENDREE RELY,
PIKE POWERS,
j. l.. GAMBLE,
j. II. JONES,
, l.. WADDELL,
j. G. ENGELBRECHT.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, in the
Town OF Huncrsville, and County of Poca-
bontas, on Tuesday the 9th day of June. 0hat he
ing Court day,) my
EgAVlEMNJ HOUSE
IN IN SAID Town, and all its appurtenances To the
Tavern is attached 90 .nCnES of Ja,J 'i io
good condition. This HOUSE is well known
throughout the County, and is well situated TO nc.
commodate vislers and others on account Of IFS
central position and contguity to the Court House.
At the same time, will sell all my Furniture,
Horses, Hogs, Wagon, &C., &c,
Terms made known on day Of sale.
J. L. CARPENTER.
Hontcrsvilc, May lG, I8l9.-3t.
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600 A0I3TNSo

900 A02lASo
two-thirds of which are cleared the remainder is
finely iimbered. 1t is situated in bend oflhe Riy
er, which forms more then half its boundary. lies
well, with southern exposure and about 40 Acres
of Bottom. The greater portion of the land is rich
and In fine condition much of it is now in clover.
and produces remarkably well any of the products of
this country. 1t is within IA miles of the James
River Canal and small keel-boats carrying from
oo to oO barrels ct -four run in two three DAYS
from the Farm 10 Lynchburg which place is 20
miles distant. Its improvements are very comfort.
able, consisting of the usual buildings necessary to
comfort and farming. a public road leading to Lex
lngton, which is fine country market, runs by the
farm, and an excellent arch bridge now being com
pleted across the river the house on the said
road, makes the farm perfectly accessible at all
times. The farm is very desirable one. and the
undersigned wishing to sell in order to settle up his
business, it can be had on very liberal terms. II
will be shewn by his son, who lives on it. Ad
ress-leziugton, Virginia
May lG, lS4o--tf
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TIE VIEeImA VoLUETErEs.-By information
received from the Treasury Department of the u.
States, itsppears that Capt r. 6. SCOTS company
Capt. Prestop's, Capt. Fairfax's, Capt. f. ii. Ar
cher's, Capt. Robinson's, Capt WIN. f. Archer S
and Capt. Alburs', companies of Virginia Volun-
teeIs have all been paid by the United States from
the date Of each mans enrolment, and, therefore,
are not entitled TO receive pay under the late act Of
Assembly making further provisions for the Virgin
Ia Regiment of Volunteers That Captains Car
Ilngton; Rowan, Harper, Young, Bankhead and
Corses not having been paid, their companies are
entitled under the said act.
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ors- The following letter which was published
shortly after it was written and has recently been
broughtto light again by the Richmond Wing,
comes in appropriately at this time. Mr.. Childress
is citizen Of Alabama, and his application for Of
flee was sustained by the unanimous recommenda-
Of the Delegation in Congress from that state, all
81 whom, with one exception, were Democrats
May 4, 1S49.
Dear Sir On Saturday last, directed your APP
pointment to be made out. Since that PERIOD it
has been made known to me, that you are and al
ways have been Wing. This was very unex-
pected intelligence 10 me. You never did represent
yourself 10 me as a Democrat: but took it for
granted that such was the fact. II is impossible
for me to make the removal contemplated, for the
purpose of appointing Wing. have felt con-
strained therefore to revoke the order for your ap
pontment.
regret this occurrence very much. Our short
acquaintance had made strong impression on my
mind in your favor, and still! believe that person
ally you are entitled TO 10Y respect and eseem but
under the circumstances, cannot make the reno
val and appointment as intended.
take pleasure in saying that your department
throughout has been correct and honorable
Yours. 4
Very respectfully.
II. J. WALKER.
James J.. Childress Esd
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TEac nook Ebins.cry of the
Fssa'Ay39ssGg KasSZ5EegGsOaa.

Is again In operation and prepared TO execute
with despatch. and on moderate terms all kinds
plain and fancy work
An assortment of Blank Books, such as Day
Books, Journals, legers, Sc, will always be kept
on hand. j. G.. NJ NERiiJ,AT
May %, lS49-3t.
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&3OIELi0I&o

4 IL persons having claims against the estate
n Of w. s. jackson, dcc'd.. are requested TO pre-
sent them to me properly authenticated. and those
Indebted are notified to cone forward and pay what
they may owe.
as there may be deficiency Of assets, it is i'm
poTtant for all interested attend to this notice, as
II VIII he relied as ba to all claims which are
not presented in due time
MlTTHEW PILSON,
May 50, 1904 ''''' Wv "
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eNOESCGo

EP \ virtue of an order of the District Court
~ OF The United States for the Western Dis
trict OF Virginia, held al Siaunton, on the 9th day
of October. 1913, will on the l2th day of June
next offer for sale, at the front door of the Court
house OF Ohio County, the Schedules of Renick
Mckee, and of Mckee, Harding s. CO.. as the
same were surrendered TO me, as Assignee ia Bank
ruptcy in the above causes, pending in the said
District Court.
GUSTAVUS CRESAP.
Wheeling, May IS, lS49-3t&.
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III A r Il lie

On Thursday the 18th inst, by the Rev. j. w Start
Mr.. j. w ooDEtL, 10 Miss NANCY c., daughter of Geo
burner, Esq, all OF Pocahuntas county, Virginia.
On tuesday the 22nd inst, at Grab Bottom, High
land County. by the Rev. Mr. Emmcrson, DIR. GEoRaE
NJ klNNEY, to Miss ELIZABETH W., daughter of John
Sitliugtou, Esq
On Thursday last, by the Rev. b. NJ Smith, Mr..
DAVIS n kAYsER, 20 Miss SARAH ALLEN DAUGHTER
OF Col. W m. a. Bell, all of this county.
On the .iih inst, on Long Glade, by the Rev John
A. Van Lear, MIR. GEORGE II. ERvINE to Miss MAny
{. BELL, daughter Of Mr. John Bell ali of this county
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N.ADyES' FAIR.

'g'hE Ladies Of the Presbyterian Sewing Socie-
~ OF Staunton propose TO hold FAIR for the
sale ct useful and fancy articles, at the Market
house, on the iilst day of the JUNE COURT
next The usual refreshments will be provided,
and nothing be wanting. they hope, 10 render the
calls OF their friends pleasant and agreeable.
May %, lSi9.-2t
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NOTICE..

a 5 the undersigned will discontinue the sale of
. Liquor, they will in order TO close off at once
their stock On hand, offer it by the Barrel, at great
ly reduced pIces. Their stock consists of Whis-
key, Rum, French, Apple and Peach Brandies,
Malaga, and Madeira Wines. Purchasers will do
well to avail themselves OF this opportunity to Sc
cure the great bargains offered them
BROWN s. FULKS,
Opposite Morris s. Goodies
Siauhton, May Is, iSl9-tf.
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NOTICE..

FEHEiE undersigned having the business of the
concern Of Eskridge s. Gushing To settle, re-
quests those persons indebted TO call and close their
accounts Immediately, as further indulgence cannot
be given CHAS. l.. CUSHING.
Staunton, May 2, IS49-tf
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
AT iPUDLIU .AW0NIUNo

-:O:-
'S'HE subscriber will offer for sale or Tuesday
= the 18th day Of June next, on the Plantation
OF William =. jackson, decd, near Old Provi-
denco Church, all The Personal Property belonging
to the deceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle, tw
Wagons. Gone new,) PlOughs, Harows. &C., &c
At the same time a NEGRO MAN will be hired
out 'ill the 18th Dec. Terms made known on the
day Of sale. MATTHEW PILSON.
EX'Or Of W. S. Jackson, decd.
May so, $500.
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LAW EOYACE.

Z n addition TO the Courts held in Staunton the
~ subscriber regularly practses in the Courts of
Nelson, and will hereafter attend the Superior
Court of Rockingham. His duties as Commission
er IN Chancery do conflict or interfere with his
general practice as an Attorney.
j. n. HENDREN.
Stanton, Nay 23. lS4o.-lm..
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Turnpike Notice.

"A GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders in
D. the Warm Springs & liarrisonburg Turnpike
Road Company, will BE- held at the house of Wash
lngion Dudley, in Jennings Gap, ON The LIST mi.
day in June next, (the lst.) Stockholders will
please remember the day, as fl is important there
should be full meeting Of the Stockholders in per
son or by proxy. BY order ofihe Board.
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER.
May y iolJ-"-tdm. Sec'y. and Treas
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. w w. TRIMpLE, Principal of the Pres
byterian High School, will preach in the Presby
terrain Church next Sabbath at Ii o'clock, A. Nj.
May so, lS49.
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a correspondent of the Newark Advertiser wri-
Ting from Frankfort, in Germany, after describing
the successes Of the Hungarian patriots, in tl,er
contests with he Imperialiss, says. the rapid move
tnents, and much Of the success Of the unparians,
Is owing 70 mode Of warfare they have adopted
from the Turks. Every lorseman has an infantry
Soldier behind him. When necessary, the latter Ic.
scend, form, ard attack the enemy after which. if
advisable they renount and retreat thus harasyinc
The enemy like the old Partbans
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20 The report Of Cholera at Richmond is con-
tradcted. The health Of the city is said never to
have been better.
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LATEST ARRIVAL.

VIE subscriber has just received large supply
=. of FRESH CANDIES Figs, Cocoanuis.
Almonds, Raisins, &C., which he will sell on most
reasonable terms.
ALSO
first-rate article of ALBANY ALE. and \
few more of those No. /, Brandy Peaches, which
are warranted TO suit the taste of the most fastid
GUS epicure. Call and see.
SAMUEL STERLING.
Staunton, May l6, lS49.
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HSsszgcgg .KgSgSSSOaa.
No. 80, SONS or TEMPERANCE.

w Ill celebrate their Anniversary, on Thurs
day the 3lst inst, in Mt. Sidney, by pub
TIC Proocsoion. Several addresses may be expect
ed "A Banner will be presented to th6 IJlvis5n by
the Ladies. Members in good standing, belonging
10 other Divisions, are cordially invited to attend.
Refreshments will be provided.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
May so, lSi0
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Es'eSB GaoGceg'6es.

g CoI received and for sale low by the snl.scri
Der, lot Of GROCERIES. CONSISTING Of
loat, Brown and Crushed Sugars, Rio and Java
Coliee, lea, Moasses, Salt, and superior article
Of English Cheese. Call at POO - '''''
StauntOn, May IS, 1910
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R0CKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE,

'H>HE undersigned offers for sale his FARM w.
- ing on the North Fork OF the James River,
three and half miles north ofLexington. 1t con-
tains ahont
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oBeav Establishment
COACH MANUEACYORY

-DSe=-
'ENHE undersigned having bought the interest of
JAMES MARsTELLER, in the concern of HAIR
DY & MARsTELLER, beg leave 10 inform the pub
lie, that they have increased their Stock. and will
continue 10 manufacture all kinds of work in their
line-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons,
and Buggies,
in the most fashionable STYLE Of the best materials,
and on terms TO suit the purchaser. Especial at
ieniion given to all kinds of repairing. From the
specimens Of work sent from our shop, we iIa.ter
ourselves 10 have given satisfaction, and with de-
termination TO merit a continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
pledge themselves to renewed efforts to please
Shop near the Bank.
HARDY 8. BROTHERS.
May l6, 1S4e.
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New and Cheap Goods.

EpROWN 81 FULKS have Just received their
Stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, consisting of a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
aoare, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.,
which they will dispose of very low-and would
say to purchasers that they will find il to their in
terest to give them call and examine their Goods
and prices before supplying themselves elsewhere
N, B.-Sand opposite Morris s. Goodies.
Staunton, May IS, I649.-tf
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A"gGygeEc ey8ggE {yS5E9gy4cS.

-2GI1S--
'HIlE subscriber informs the public Olaf le b,s
large quantity ofPLANk AND WHITE
PINE SHINGLES at The Valley NILS. in dis
County. Persons wishing 10 purchase viii nleaec
apply to Capt. Philip o. Polmcr who riIl arcot,
nodate them. JhIFe; 6 - c ITSo'"-
May 10, ISIO--tf W
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L.9.v.D EOR SHE.

OFFER my Plantation for sale, which lies on
the turnpike Road leading from the Warm
Springs to Harrisonburg, about eight miles from
the Warm Springs and two miles from Frazier's
Alum Springs, in the County of Bath, containing
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Four Hundred Acrcs

about one third cleared land and under fence good
DWELLING HOUSE, and other necessa-
ny buildings, and which was occupied and used as
TAVERN STAND many years, by John Nc
Chung IN his lifetime, convenient to mountain range
and other convenlences. Any person wishing to
purchase Will no doubt come aud view the p,emi-
SEES and SATISFY himself |, will be shewn TO any per-
son by John Slosn ESQ.,, who resides close at hand
Will give bargain and make the payments so as
TO suit the purchaser.
WIN. II. MCCLUNG.
May %. lS49.-tG
go- Rockingham Register viii copy and charge
w. Fl. Nj.
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s KIDEApP1EG ~ NELsoN.-Wm Winghe1d was
senonced 10 the Penitentiary for six years. by the
Nelson Superior Court, for having attempted to
steal and carry away two negroes, the property of
Messrs. Robert j.. Brown and Samuel Hansborounh
tR said county.-Ricl Rcp.