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ANN SMX'YH ACADEMY
LexingtOn, Virginia.
'ENIlE next session Of this School will commence
- on Monday, September 3rd.

Y'HE next session Of this School will commence
on Monday, September 3rd.
The location Of this Academy is one OF the finest
in this region. The arrangements of the School.
are on the most select and liberal plan, embracing
course of instruction thorough systematic and prac
ticai. Every branch Of useful, and ornamental ed
ucation is under the supervision of The Principal.
assisted by the most competent teachers. The re-
hgious, as well as moral and intellectual instruc
ton OF the pupils is strictly attended TO. Prof.
Armstrong OF Washing ton College, lectures on
Chemistry, and Prof Dabney has charge Of the
Classical department.
The Session commences on the Isl Sebteuber.
and persons are respectfully solicited to attend 10
the entrance OF pupils at that time, as delay in this
respect is seriously injurious TO the progress of the
pupil. Terms for Board and Tuition very moderate.
No deduction made for absence, except in cases Of
protracted illness
a report is made 10 Guardians and Parents each
live months, showing the standing of each pupil in
Scholarship and department
Pupils admitted at any time during the session
and charged accordingly
u. NOTTINGHAM, Principal.
July 18, 1S19-2m.
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commissioners SAFE.

'H'HE undersigned, acting Commissioners of
the Circuit Superior Court for Augusta Coun-
W, and In pursuance Of decree rendered in the
cause Of Hawpe cs. Withrow, will, on Friday the
10th day of August next, in The town of Green
vile, proceed to sell at public auction the FAM
Lf OF NEGROES in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, viz: One Female Slave named
0AD0lLINlMs
and her two female children the eldest abo,t i've
or SIX years old, the other younger but the precise
aye not known to us. They will be sold together
as one family and not separately.
IERMS.-S So much of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, as shall defray the costs of suit
and The charges ofsae,. and the residue in six
months, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. VIM FRAZIER,
ID. S. YOUNG, -
July 10, lo49-ids. Commissioners.
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I'm pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered on the 7th day Of June last, in the
case Of David Hull, Us. Alexander Iaporle and 9TH
ors, shall on Thursday the 30th day Of August
next, proceed to sell to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, on the premises, the Tract Of Land on
which the said Laporte resides. The Tract con
tains about 400 ACRES, and has on i.
Dwelling House, Barn and other Improvements
1t is situated in the Great Calf Pasture, nineteen
miles from Staunton and two miles from the Warm
Springs Turnpike.
TERMS.-So much Of the purchase money as
will defay the expenses of sale, will be required in
hand, and the balance upon credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser executing bonds
with good security. JOS. A. WADDELL,
July 20, 1S49-tds Commissioner
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go .4CKES.
10000 ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE.

'E'I1fi Undersigned, as Agents and Attorneys ii
fact for Nimrod Dent, will sell privately, and
in parcels 10 suit purchasers, the above quantity, out
of body Of $4,000 Acres, lying in Randolph coun-
~. The title 10 this Land is uDquestionabje, being
acquired under decree of the Superior Court Of
Law and ChsnceTy for said County, pronounced in
1912, under the authority Of an act Of the General
Assembly passed March 80, 1887. These Lands
lie East of Beverly, the County seat of Randolph
and near The Parkersburg road. Full plais and ev,
licences Of title in possession, and great bar
gains Will be given. Particulars, terms, &c. may
be known by application at the Spectator office; OF
by letter, postage pad) 10 the subscribers.
l.. WADDEUG,
j. w. CALHOUN.
Stanton, July 4, lS49.-tf
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NEW STORE

ANlDi&lAW 10 lDlAAKINSo
AS just received large and beautiful assert
ment of GOODS, which have been selected
in the Northern Market, and comprising
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &C., &C.,
which he will dispose of on accommodating terms
for cash, or on the usual time to punctual dealers
He respectfully invites the attention of the public
to his Stock OF Clouds, as is entirely new, and
purchased at very reduced prices. He therefore,
can offer great inducements te Dealers and hopes
they will give him call at the old stand of Cowne
& Deskins, sign of the Striped Umbrella and oppo-
site the Post Office.
Stanton, July Is, lS49-tf.
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STAUNVOE ACADEMY

WE will resume duties in the Academy on the
lsi Monday in September next.
The course will comprise, the Latin, Greek,
French and English Languages. Mathematics,
Nat Philosophy and Chemistry, Composition and
Defamation. monthly
A report of conduct and progress in studies will
be made monthly.
J. ". JONES.
J. S. GAMBELL, Principals
Stanton, July 25, 1S40.-t1S
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rnIcyxs OF oUAcK..

LET EvrRysopY READ THIS CARsrvLLy.-Theyc I.
Sarsapcra for sale in the different towns called s =.
1ownscnd's Yarrspsra. II is advertised as the ORIGI
Nab 6ENUlNE, and all that. This Townsend Is no doctor
and was; but formerly worker railroads.
nails and the he the title OF Doctor for the
purpose Of gaining credit for whathe lie says tho
has attended two medical schools, and pracced for hccn
years Now the truth rs, he never prac'iced medicine
day his life Such tcifd, ,rckcd misrepresentation
looks bad to the character aud vcracy Of The man wish
sincerely he had made those Statements OF huh
self or OF When will learn to be honest and truth
ul in all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men lie applied Kuei Capp TO assist him IN MAN.
ufac,uring his MIXTURE stating the barge sums he would
make inducemen embark in the business These
have been insulting and ibelling IN all possiole
FORMS in order TO impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors Ssrsaparilla the genuine or9f's
Sarsdpdrina made from the Old Doctors Original Rect.
pie fhsS. p. Townsend says have srd ,he use Of my
name for 81 week Twill give him $500 If he will pro-
duce single solitary proof OF ts His statements Of
Thdnpson. SRliman % CO., are nohing but tissue Of
faleehoeds, simply made to deceive the public and keep
the truth down egar his soiri,is, )ermenfing
pound This to Caution the public 10 purchase but
Old Dr. JACOB Townsends Sarsapariila having tho
Old Doctors likeness, his family Coat Of Arms and his
signa,ureacross the Coat OF Arms.
Principal Office, 'l02 NasSdt- street, ". CITY
JACOB TOWNSEND.
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NOTICE.

'E'HE practice Of storing Flour, or any other ar
tcIe GRATIS, will be discontinued from and az
Ter the s of July next, and in future all -four stor
ed with us will be subject TO a charge or 81 cents
per barrel, without discrimination. whether ii in
sold here or shipped and Tobacco Is cents PEI hid
All other articles the same rates HERETOFORE CHARGED.
STAPLES, MARTIN & Co.
JOHN TYLER.
J. w. MASON & co.
PERKINS & EWERS,
J. a. RAGLAND s. co.
Scotlsyille, July A, iS49.-n.
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Commissioners Sale Of land
IN POCAsEONTAs co.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Supe-
n rior Court of Law and Chancery for the
County of Pocahontas, pronounced at the Nav
Term, $40, in cause therein depending, in which
VIM Blair, Sheriff, and as sech administrators of
Lewis Eizonmnger, decd, was Plaintiff, and
Daniel Alderman and others, were Defendants,
shall proceed in front of the Court House of said
County, on the 18th day of September next, to sell
the Land in the bill and proceedings mentioned
being Tract of
1000 A0IDINS9
on the waters of Douthat's Creek, in the County
OF Pocahonas, being desirable TRACT OF
LAND, if improved, for grazing purposes.
a credit of SIN, Twelve and eighteen months will
be given, the purchaser executing bond with ap-
proved security, and the title will be retained as
an additional security until all the purchase money
is paid. JAMES Il. LOCKRIDGE,
July 10, lS1JS-G. Commissioner.
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$50 .4CRES.

lying and being in the County OF Bath, about three
miles from Millboro', and adjoining the Lands of
John Rlea and others, and the same which was
purchased of William Swearongen by said Grove.
ALSO
The following Personal Property, to wit: Road
Wagon; a pair of Gear; Bay Horse, with short
TAIL, Syears old; Gray Horse, IL years old |
other Gray Horse, 6 years old; | Brown Horse,
years old; | Roam Horse, S years old Sorrel
Stallion, IL years old small Bay Horse, IL years
Old; Fifth Chain; s pair OF Stretchers Red
Mich Cow; z Heifers, of reddish brnde color
DO, red and white; | spotted Sow, and s head of
Sheep with their Increase; 5 Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Bedding | ,wen,y-four hour Clock
and Case; ! Bureau Tin Safe | Cupboard and
IT'S contents. consisting of Dishes, Plates, sc. g
Walnut Tables; Copper Kettle 7 Pots, Ovens
and Lids; pair of Shovel and longs; pair Of
Andlrons; Loom and Gears Tin and Wood
en- Buckets ) large and small Ploughs; Wind
mill; Cutting box and Knife A Hay Forks 8
Chairs; | Shot Gun; 1 Sausage cutter; Log
chain falling Axes MattocL 6 Halter chains:
lot of Bacon | lot of Butter; | lot of Iron; to-
geher with all the other personal property in the
bills and proceedings mentioned, upon the terms
and conditions following to witt as TO the Land, so
much cash in hand shall be necessary to pay the
costs and charges of the entire SALE both of the real
and personal property, and the residue of the pur-
chase money of the Land, upon credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser execu-
ting bond with good and sufficient security and the
title TO be retained as ultimate security, and the
personal property to be sold upon credit of twelve
months. the purchaser executing bond with GOOD
and sufficient security.
JOHN CLEEK, JR., ComM.
July Is, iS40-tds.
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NOTICE..

THE partnership heretofore existing between
WIN. e. STEREETT and SAMUEL r.. CLARKE
Merchants, trading under the style and firm Of Ster-
Fett q clarke, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. Those indebted to the said concern, will
make payment to WIN. G. Sierrett, and those hav-
Ing claims against the concern will present them 10
him Tor payment We take this opportunity Of re-
turning our thanks to our friends for their past LID
eral patronage. WIN. 6. S'rERR EFT,
5. E, CLARKE.
Staunton, July %, 1919
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PUBLIC SALE.


Try virtue Of authority vested in us by the last
Will and Testament of Sam'l Finley. decd,
we Will proceed 10 sell on Thursday the 30th day
or August, next, at Public Auction, on the ,premi
ses, all of his Estate both Real and PcsJnal, viz:
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND.
lst-Meadow Farm, containing about 226
ACRES. having upon IT large
Bl@I0E NJ ANSIONo
large Barn, all necessary out houses, several Of
which are Brick; two good Apple Orchards. some
10 to ~ Acres Of prime Meadow, well watered !;
and the numbered and lays well, two miles from
GreenyiIle, upon the Valley Road.
Ord I'ract-Wood FERN, lies within one mile
of Greenville on the Valley Road, and contains
253 ACRES,
100 Acres IF which is finely Timbered-havirg
upon It two Apple Orchards, Meadow, good Log
Dwelling and Barn, one or two good Springs, and
a branch running through it.
Bird I.ract.-Lyng within three miles of Green
vile, upon the Valley Road, contains
LOO A0NlSSa
having upon II Log House, very good Barn, an
Orchard, and an excellent Meadow, well watered /;
and sufficient quantity Of Timber.
9TH I'ract.-Lying near Meadow Farm, con-
talns about 400 ACRES, oue-half of which is
cleared, the balance well timbered. There are upon
this Tract good Log Dwelling and Stables, with
a considerable quantity of Meadow Land.
9th Iract.-AdJoinlng the last mentioned Tract,
contains between Three and -Four Hundred Acres.
These are denominaed prime Lands, they are well
1Imbered and watered, with some cleared Land
upon them, and will lie laid Uff in parcels Of about
100 Acres
Also Lot of ACRES, adjoining the Town of
Greenville
The Terms for the above named Lands will be
one-fourth of Che purchase money paid in hand, and
the remainder in three equal annual instruments
There will also be sold at the same time,
s likely Negroes; 2 Men, Women, Girls & Boy.
Also all the PERSONAL PROPERTY, con.
sistng of the following articles: rs head Fat Cat.
tie, several Cows and young Cattle; 5 head Of
Horses about 35 or 40 head of Sheep, some of
which fine Mutton; 80 head of Hogs, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture ofevery descrip-
ton 100 lbs of good Wool, &c., sc.
Also--A Fine Large Library, consisting in part
of the following Books "a Large Toi's. EdinJ,ug
Encyclopaedia; % Hois. Unicersal History; II
Pols History IF Engldy1d, Sc, SC.
Also-Farmng Utensils OF every description 2
Wagons, and the trimming gear of two new ones !;
! Cart and | Carriage; new Wheat Thresher;
Wheat Fans; several hundred bushels Wheat and
Oats, large quantity of Corn at the heap, and as
barrels Of Flour lift is not disposed Of Also large
quantity of Hay, Sc, sc. Eight Shares in the
Stanton and James River Company; 8 shares New
Shenandoah Company /; 2 shares Louisa Rail Road
Company.
The Terms for the Personal Property will be
made known at the commencement of the sale,
which will continue from day to day till all the
property is sold.
q a
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Reported for the Spectator by HIM. Bro,cn.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND, july 23, lS49.
FLoUR-$5 la IS IS.
BEEF-$2s So gross. 81 GO nett
HERhINes-$6 75-Shad Sc 25.
BAcoN-Virglnia cured, hog round, 81 ~.
WHEAT-l05a no.
Corn MEAL--55 cents per 5,rshel
WHIsKEY-23a cents for Reclfied
BUTTER-Roll l6a 1872, Frkin, l2k 14'cts
PLAsTEk-On Basin, 81 90 per Ton.
SALT-$i 35 from Wharf, in Store ST. as.
LARD-Firkin, 7 n. Barrels, r. SC.
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TO DRovERs .
-2nAA@

I HEREBY inform my friends that am alJyay.
- prepared TO take care of STOCK. Living siy
MILES only from Richmond, it is an easy drive, and
any one accustomed to managing Stock can calcu
late the difference in their appearance, between
long drive and arriving empty and a short one and
going in full.
My prices will always DO as low as can be af
forded.
Do- Refer 10 Jacob Shook, Richmond.
July Is, 1888.
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l3S ACRES.

be the same more OF less, being part of Tract of
250 Acres patented to Abel Armstrong in 1906
The deed TO j. Armstrong, jr., conveys 1873 Acres
being an old survey 1t may possibly hold out
more This Tract lies on both sides of Jennings'
Branch, about half way between Jennings Gap and
Churchvile, adjoining the lands of Isaac Gray, A
mos Crosby, VIM. Knowles, SC. 1t is well water
ed and has excellent Spring near the house,
The Improvements consist ola comfortable two. sto-
ry Log DwELLING-HOUS an excellent
double Barn, with sheds all around, a DstillerY,
and Blacksmith Shop. This last being on tha
public road and in the midst of populous neigh
borhood is considered desirable location.
Also, at the same time and place, Tract of
Land nearly contiguous to the above named Tract,
lying on both sides of a small branch and adjoining
Amos Crosby, WIN. Knowles, Francis Huff, Sc,
containing
$50 .Gtrps, Sc Poles,
be the same or less A small portion of this
Tract is cleared, but much the larger part is Well
timbered.
TERMS.--So much of the purchase money as
shall be sufficient 10 pay the costs ofslit and the
expenses OF tie sale, to be cash in hand and the
residue upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving Bond and security, and
the iega} l,te TO be retained as ultimate security
The purchaser TO have the right to enter upon the
land immediately, 10 put out Fall crop end to have
full possession of thepremises the LIST of October
next, with the privilege reserved to the tenants in
possession TO gather and take off the crops now
growing upon said lands.
The creditors OF. the estate are invited to attend
the sale. WILLIAM. FRAZIER,
r. PORTERFiELD KINNEY,
July IL, lS49.--tds. Commissioners
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RANAMAY

NROM the subscriber residing in Jennings Gar,
on the LIST of July, a SOBREJ MARE. a.
bout or years old. - hands high. heavily built,
no white about her, scar across her right fore leg
from recent cut, and some saddlc-tDarks on tic
back. She took 10 the mountain when she left and
possibly persons hunting Cattle. &c, in the North
Mountain may find her. liberal reward and all
expenses will be paid for her restoration to me.
THOMAS ". CRIGLER
jennings GAP, July il 1875.
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Stone g. eWCCOZy1xass,S
LEVIATHAN ESTABLISHMENT.



'I>tflS very superior and stbpendods Exhibition,
acknowledged with one accord to be the
Leading Equestrian establishment on this Con.
tinent!
Willexhibit at Staunton on Saturday the 2Sth
day fully, lS49, for one day only.
Ii is necessary to add, in consequence Of the i'm
mense amount of humbuggery of late resorted to by
kinerdm Trarelling Exhibitions, that the material
ofSrONE s. McCOLLUM'S CIRCUS is en-
nrely new. The extent and grandeur Of the outfit
this Spring, Is without parailelr the annals df sim
liar establishments, and required the services of
several Mechanics and Artisans to complete thetot
ensemble of this VAST TRAVELLING CAvALcADE,
during the past Winter.
TIE CORPS OF PERFORMERS
Are Of that superior cast not found in Circus Com
panies generally, numbering among them gentle
men who are alike respected for their estimable
qualities in private life, for their superior per
formances in public, and with satisfaction we refer
to the following names:
I'll HGN'R LUIGI GERITANI, 4. Nc COLL UDI,
T. STONE, JOHN SMITH,
Four men the world cannot produce their equals in
their respective lines of business, with
NJ, J. LlPMAN, d. w. STONE, J. X. SHAY, A..
LEVI, w. STUART, LIE sIEUR EDGAR. r.
Fl. COLEMAN, j. BROWN. A. GATES,
MASTERS BURT AND WILLIAMS.
The TESTERS to the Eentertainments are
W. WORRELL and GREEN JOHNSON,
or that pure dye so often enqured after by gentle
men visiting similar Exhibitions, attended by la
dies. In the representations SO far as the Clowns
and other performers in the ring are concerned, no
rude ests, or improper actions will be tolerated by
the proprietors.
With this assurance, we trust the odium heap
upon Travelling Companies generally by portion
OF the mass, will, in this instance, be recalled.
''Gohd actions crown themselves with lasting bays
Who well deserves, needs not anothers praise"
THE GRAND BRASS BAND!
Is another important feature in the annals Of must
cal cennofsseus, placed it is under the direction
OF It's very eminent Leader,
II. *. GAUL,
Forming during the Entertainments in the Circle,
the most EFFICIENT STRING BAND-Leader, j.
Bernard All tend to grand point, viz: making
Stone s. Nc Cottms Circus complete in every de-
partment.
Every day between the hours of and | |, (weath-
er permitting,) the superior Band will appear in
procession seated in their Elegant Cdr, DRAWN BY
TWENTY HORSES! and driven by Mr.. JOHN ALLEN,
one OF the most expert rensmen of modern days.
Prices Of admission. so Cents, Children
under 10 years of age half price. Pit for the Ne
gro population, 25 Cens-no half price.
4ime GfOpe,timg Doors.-Afierhoon Represen-
tation, ] ! p. M. Night, II p. M.
Time Of Commencing .-Aflernooh, at 2 p. Nj.
Night, s p. Nj. g. l.. EATON, Agent
o. To Exhibit al Greenville Friday July 9th,
and al Waynesborough, Monday the 3Olh.
Jaly Is, lS49.-2w.
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SCHOOL in CHURCHVILLE,

'z'HE. next session Of subscribers School will
commence on Monday the Goth Of Anoust
noxt. and close on the ooh Of June, with a vacs'
ton OF one week at Christmas. His prices for board
and TUITION for the session Of Ten months. will he rhs
same as heretofore. r. G.. SJ'OVFR
July Is 1870 - Il,
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To the Public,

HAVING purchased the entire interest of Mr..
5. f.. Clarke, in the late concern of Sterreti
q Clarke, beg leave to acknowledge my thanks
LOT past patronage and respectfully ask conlinu-
nnce of the same. I wish to make room for Fall
and w inter stock of Goods. Persons who may
want bargains will do well to call and see me al
the Corner opposite the Post Office.
WIN. G STERRETT.
Stsunton, July 25, IS19,--tf
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL

'y'HE Examination Of the Pupils oFthis School.
will commence on Thursday the Goth inst.
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and will continue until all the
classes are through.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
Examining Committee, Rev. b. NJ. Smith, Rev.
w. 9. Campbell, and T.. Waddel. Esd.
w. w. TRIMBLE, Principal.
July lS, 1S49-2w.
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NOTICE.

TI'HE undersigned having the business of the
y concern Of Eskridge & Gushing TO settle. re-
quests those persons indebted 10 call and close their
accounts immediately, as further indulgence canno.
De given. CHAS. T.. CUSHING.
Stanton, May 2, 15l9.-tf
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JUST RECEIVED.

VIE subscribers have just received from their
Mandatory, large supply of
Siycr Table and Teaspoons, also Dessert and
Sat-SpOOns, Sugar-TOBgS, Butter Knives,
ali superior articles and manufactured expressly TO
order. le.Spcons, all weights. from 8 to IA On.
and Tea, from to a on. Dessert, from TO 8 oz.
also, fine supply oFFANS. The public generally
are informed, that the subscribers will sell all kinds
of JEWELRY and SPOONS much lower than
the Baltimore retail prices.
" Clocks, Watches and tewery carefully re-
paired and warranted.
G. T.. EyARD & BROTHER.
Stahnton, July II, l849-3t
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'm pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered at the Jhne term, in the cause of j.
Armstrong, SEN, Administrator and ais vs. j. Arm
strong, jun, Administrator, the undersigned who
were appointed Commissioners for that purpose,
will proceed on Saturday The lth day Of august
neat, 10 sell at public auction the premises, all
the real estate Of the said John Armstrong, jun,
decd viz ope Tract If
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SunRENprR OF RoME--'The Caledonia arrived
at Halifax on Thursday the 18Th, and brought the
intelligence that on the 30,h ult, the Constituent
Assembly OF Rome, finding that further resistance
TO the French Arms would be in vain, ceased hos
tili,ies and virtually surrendered thocity to the be-
seigers.
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MATTHEW PILSON,
SAM'L. B. FINLEY,

E1ccdors Of SamT Finley, decd.
July Is, lS49.-tds.
EG- Republican Vindicator, will copy the a
bove, and Rockingham Register and Winchester
Republican will copy SO much of the above as re-
fers to tho Real Estate, till day OF sale, and forward
accounts TO Spectator Office.