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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-03
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
IN NWUIEI3I4IlDGNo

PURSUANT to Decree Of the Superior Court
OF Rockbridge, pronounced ON the 10th INST. in
cause therein depending, between Michael Con-
mel, Jr., guardian of Mary Jane Grouse, Plaintiff
aud F'rauces Grouse and Others Defendants, shall
proceed OH the 9th day of November next, To sell,
by public auction, upon the premises. tina, valuable
real estate Of which John Grouse, Sen, died seized,
lying and being in Rockbridge County adjoining the
lands of John Firebaugh, John Buchanan, Jacob
Judy and others. Said real estate consists Of
tract of 355s ACRES, and two adjoining tracts
one containing go, and the other 10 ACRES
The two latter tracts are chiefly wood land, and
will be sold separately, from the larger tract
These lands lie in g desirable neighborhood,
within two miles of the Cedar Grove OH The North
River, and within mile and half of tho road
leading from Lexington to Brownsburg. They are
admirably adapted to the culture of grain and
grassland are in fine condition. The improve
mens are good and substantial. The widow Of a
BRAN Grouse uniting in the sale, the lard will be
sold clear Of dover rights and Immediate possession
Will be given. more desirable estate is not often
brought into market.
TERMS.--'The tract of 355s acres, will be sold
on credits of i, 2, 3, and years, in equal install
menis.
The two adjoining tracts, will be sold on credits
OF and years. Cash in hand however will be
required sufficient TO pay the expenses of tho sale
and bonds with sufficient security will be reqnir-
ed from the purchaser, for the deferred natalmenls
and the titles retained till the purchase money is
paid. The sale will be in gross and rot by the a.
ere, and will commence at IL O'Clock. NJ.
j. d. DAVIDSON, Comm.
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PU BLEC SALE.

WILL be sold at the late residence of B. Houfr.
decd, on Thursday, the 18th of October,
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to
the said llouf. decd, consisting of the following
articles: q head Of Horses, 20 head of Cattle. 50
head Of Hogs, % head of Sheep, 225 bushels of
Wheat, 800 bushels Of Corn, new and old; 400
bushels Of Oats and some Rye; Road-wagon and
Gear; Plantation wagon. and all the Farming
Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture OF ev-
cry description, and variety of articles too tedious
10 mention. Terms made known on the day Of sale
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock.
PETER f. HOUFF,
WM. a. IOUFF,
Adm'urs Of b. louH, decd
September 90 l649.-3t.
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VlRGlNlA.--At a Circui: Superior Court of
Law and Chancery held for Augusta County
june Doth, 1919,
Matthew While-Plaintif
AGAINST
James j. Moore, John Kaufman, the heirs of Lew
Is Moore, decd, and otherS-Dcfendants
On the motion of John Kaufman, who filed his
petition, alleging errors, in The interucut0ry declee
rendered in this cause on the ooh day OF June
1913, and praying for re-hearing ihere6f.--'rhe
Court at this time instead of granting re hearing,
prefers awarding rule nsi, as well because, the
petitioner lacks the usual Certificate of error signed
by two Cuunsels, because the order n;s IS deem
ed in most cases and in this the better practice and
doth therefore order that the Plaintiff and the De
PENDANTS in this suit or such of them as are interest,
ed in sustaining the decree, be summoned to appear
here on the 10Th day fthe next Term of this Court,
to shew cause if any they can, why the decree a
iOresad should not be re-heard, according 10 the
prayer of the petitioner.
a COpy-Teste,
MICH. c. KINNEY, c. c.
September &c, 1S49.-Gw.
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Sale CT Personal PYoperty.

-EN/@E-
z HE undersigned, Executors, will offer for sale
at public auction, Friday the 18th day of
October next, at the late residence of John Myers
deed, portion of the Personal Property OF the
decd, consisting of Cattle, Hogs, a Horse Colt
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Farming Utensils, a Barouche
and Harness, Plantation wagon, Sc Terms
made known on the day Of sale
JACOB MYERS, ~
CHRISTIAN KLINE, Executors
o. AT the same place, and on the same day, a
variety of other property will probably also be sold
J. Nj. S. G.. K
September &c, 1849.-3t.
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FOR aOUsEEEEEpERs.
UGY'eb GBk5Es Srfy. 9SR9,
'RECKEHTRTDags OLD STAND
mann C,rp L,IrIr
MAIN STREET.

FENIiE undersigned are now receiving their FALL.
AND WINTER supply of
Staple and Fancy Goods, Groceries, Hard,care,
Qucens'carc, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Sc, Sc.
All of which have been selected with the utmost
care, as 10 style and prices, for giving satisfaction
to all who may be pleased to call and examine their
new and fashionable stock.
They beg leave TO tender their sincere acknowl-
edgements to their friends and customers for their
past generous encouragement and most respectfully
solicit continuance of their favor. A general ad-
veTtseDent next week.
COWNE s. BROOKE.
Staunton, Oct. s. lSA9
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SALE OF LAND,

HSY virtue of decree rendered in the case
of Washington NJ. Dudley against Jacob Wag-
ner and others, in the Circui. Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Augusta, on the 9Th day
of June, 1919, ! shall on the 2Slh day of Septem
Der next, on the premises, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, a certain TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the said decree, w.
ing In the county of Augusta. adjoining Thomas
Klves and others, near Mt Solon containing about
40 ACRES,
with some improvements on it, all now in posses
sion OF said Wagner. Terms cash.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Comm.
AUGUST %. lS49.-tds.
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NEW GOODS
1T TIE OLD STAND OF GREEN & co.

'HNHE subscriber respectfully announces to his
= friends and the public, that he is now receiv-
ing and opening his Fall and Winter supply of
GOODS, selected with great care in the Northern
Cities, 20 which he invites particular determination,
feeling assured that he please in style, quality
and price. His stock embraces III part the follow
inT articles viz
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LANDS AND LOT FOR SALE,
~NSZSH


4 WILL offer for sale at public auction, in front
Of the Post Office, in the Town of Stanton, on
Saturday the 18th day of October next, the follow
ing Real Property, to wit: LOT of about 40
ACRES, with considerable timber thereon, stu
a;sd on both sides OF the Valley Road, short dis
lance Northeast of the said Town--a Lot of about
Al ACRES, West Of the said Town, situated be-
tween the lands of Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Harman,
extending from the Parkersbufg Road To the line Of
Peylon's land near the Wagoner's Spring-A
HOUSE AND LOT in Newtown, now in
the occupancy OF Mrs. Brown, and tract Of unin-
proved land, containing about
500 .4CRES,
situated in the County of Bath through which tho
l!arrson5urg and Warm Spring Road passes, and
embracing the Valley Immediately below Clover
dale There is on this tract, good deal of Mead
ow and upland, worthy the attention of indus,ri-
Gus Farmer. Terms TO be made known tho day
of sale. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Staunten. Sept. 10, lS49.-tds.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
RICHMOND, Oct. /, lS49.

RICHMOND, Oct. l, lS49.
FLoUR-S5 90.
BEEF-$2s SO gross, 50 a 6s nett.
HERRINGs-S6 50--Shad Sc 90.
BAcoN-Virginin cured, hog round, IS.
WHEAr-New los.
CoRN MEAL-65 cents per 5ushel.
WHIsKEY-2S cents for Rectiiied.
BurTER-Roll Is lS2, Fnlkin. IL cts.
PLAsTER-On Basin. 81 90 per Ton.
SALr-$l 80 from Wharf, in Store 81 45.
LARD-Firkin. s a 10. Barrels, s SIC.
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nj A L RE ID,

On the Cd inst. by the Rev. S. D. Love. Col. G. w
HULL, OF Highland Co., TO Miss SALLIE ANN, daughter
of w. Swoope, Esq, of Augusta.
On Thursday morning last, by the Rev. 7. NJ. Reese,
Mr. RoDRIcH p. STUBS, to Miss ANN REBEccA CooP-
ER, all Of this place.
On the 18th ut., the bridge at Harpers Ferry, by
the Rev. w. +. Irish, MIR. J. G. WEAsr, of Augusta
county, to Miss ELIZABETH +. POWELL, OF Page coun
ty, Virginia.
On the Goth ultimo, by the Rev. II. NJ. Reese, Mr..
WILLIAM +. LANARAM, to Miss SUSAN j. BuRFopp
all of this County.
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NEW GOODS
AT' vyasHTE &, cos.

WE adopt this medium to apprize our customers
that we are now receiving, and will contin
ne to receive for the ensuing two weeks, our stock
of SEASONABLE GOODS, which for ertent.
od1ety and cheapnesS has never been surpassed in
this market. Their stock of Goods, amounting to
nearly 100 PACKAGES, will be found worthy the
attention OF all buyers, many of which were bought
at AUCTION, and will be sold at prices which
will be deemed uery io,c. even in this market.
Stanton, Oct 3, 1870
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NEW GOODS

'S'HE subscribers are now receiving their supply
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, com
rrIsng general assortment of Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Quetnsp0re, Glassware Boots Shoes. Cans.
Sc, Sc. Also a small lot of READY MADE CLoTu,
ING OF good quality. All of which have been pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances and
will be sold at small profits. Purchasers are re-
quesied TO call and examine for themselves.
MOSBY s. TAYLOR.
Staunton, Oct. 5, lSlo-tf.
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A L TIE same time and place, John Grouse
: N and Frances Grouse will sell at public auction
the personal property said lands consisting of
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture;
large quantity OF Grain, nine head of Horses, a
number of Hogs, and all the stock of Cattle, part
of which are highly improved Durham Cows, Ueil-
eTs and Bulls. riberal credit will be given.
October 3, Si9.-tds-pr's fee, 81 90.
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THE BaANDRETH PILLS.

BE WISE No time be lost By the use of fool
ish remedies such bleeding mercury for they both
only put oil the evil day make il more fatal Even
in ntlammaory diseases, BLEEDING never ought to BE,
rcsortcd to- for III nine il will take AWAY
the power of nature effect the even when
by Brandreth's Pills. They take out the impurities
oil the blood, but alas they cannot. PIT new blood
mo the body, this REQUIRES Tine but they CAN REGEN
ERATE OLD BLOOD, bur the old must be there 1t is at
all tunes easier TO eradicate mercury from the system
and restore the mcrcuralzcd being 10 fall health than
1t is TO affect the restoration of the no has repca
eddy been bcd. bleeding ard the effects of opium arc
the greatest antagonists the Brandreths Pills have H.
contend against. Let therefore be wise and wbcn
sickness assiis us, abstract the disease OUT OF THE
BLOOD, not the Blood out of the body which becdiuq
does. y
Now RrandFe;h's Pills not only puriies The b,ooo
but they lessen The quantity at the time they
mofe Ie quattiy better They only take the worn ont
parts from the blood, those which retained v,onld he
OF disease The good effects hich are derived
from Brandrehs Pills have 20 DC felt to be believed
The seeds OF decay can be constantly cI.catcd by their
use, and the PRtNciPLE OF LIFE-THE BLoop-srenpth-
encd. hus proracting vieor OF body aud mind TO {;
ing step and the cn:ceblcd intellect.
BEW ARE OF COUNTER TEXTS!
The genuine ByGRdreth Pills can be obtained al
the fojt0,ViHg places:
VIM. Kyle, Staupton; w w King Wayne IS o,
rough; VIM. II, Bel, Churchyilc; p. A. HeiskeIL
Lebanon " SulT hur Springs; J. L. Cyrclc Par
nassus ii. McC5crsmith, Mt Scion; i. RIaupin.
Mt. Sidney; Jas. NJ. Stont, New Hope; D. & w
Whitmorc, Mt Meridian; e. T. Graham, Green.
Vile ;J.S. Guy, RcCricld; AcGulin, & Co., Mid
way; CO.. w. II Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co.
John U Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; David c.
Wise, w arm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar
Creek; w VI. Douglas, Mt Scion; Hobbs & Tay-
lor.Vallcy Mills: w. NJ. Dudes Jennings Gap.
September {, ls49 -2m
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1lugSta County Court Clerks Office, 70 UT:
iNGMD 40
'AFAKEN up by Michael Whitmore, of Mt. Me-
r;dian, Augusta County, on the l7th dav of
September, l849, BLACK ROAM HORSE.
sixteen hands high, lei hind foot white, light name
and tail, saddle marks on the right side, with shoes
ON all his feet, front shoes seeIed on the toe sun
posed TO be five years old. Appraised 10 $75.
Gan Extract from the Record)
IeSte,
WIN. d. TROUT, d. c.
September %, lS49.-3t
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LEwIsBURG Observation-Disclosures. r. MAuzY
and ). a. b. GILMER, have become the editors and
propTieors of this paper, They gentlemen of
experience, and the paper will continue to be a
jealous and efficient advocate of Whig principles.
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REMOVAL.

GEORGE b. WRIGHT has removed his Je.
~" elry Store TO the Room lately occupied by Mr.
Evard, one door above Nj. Cushing's, where he will
be pleased to see all his friends.
Staunton, Oct. 3, 1919.
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DEPARTURE OF Mn. LAwGrNcE.-The Hon.
Abbott Lawrence Minister of the u. States to the
Court of ST. James, sailed on "Wednesday from Bos-
ton for England, in lie Steamer Europa. The best
wishes of his countrymen for health prosperity and
success 90 with him.
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The delegate to Congress from Oregon, is s. f.
Thurston, a native of New Brunswick, Loco Fo-
CO, aud good lawyer, it is said. His mileage is
fixed by law at 5000, which, with handsome per
diem, will make very respectable pay, about $4,000
a year, or 5000 for the Congress.
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lsN.EQUNQls9 sAIh1aa

WILL DO offered at public sale on Thursday
tho 25th day of October. at the late residence
Of George Wilson, decd, the Personal Property of
said decd, consisting of Horses, Cattle, one Road
Wagon, two Plantation Wagons, and Cart and
Farming Utensils of every kind, Blacksmith Tools,
&C., &C. Terms made known on day OF sale
JAMES WILSON.
JOSEPH WILSON.
Executors of George Wilson, deed.
October 9, 1898.
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& MONG other important business 10 be trans
A acted Of the meeting above noticed. i, is deem
ed advisable TO state that an Engineer will then be
selected 10 commence without more delays survey
Of the route. This will serve sufficient notice to
Engineers wishing 10 undertake this survey.
u. NJ. PERKINS, President
September -. 1870 1m
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NOWEUMe

'ENlE Directors and the Stockholders (b,th The
. Old and New Stockholders if it is proper mar
to make di-.nction) Of the Stanton and james
River Turnpike Company, are requested 10 meet in
the town of Sc1usyliie, on Tuesday the OH dag Of
OciOoerproXimo. As matters deep inlcrss: 10 the
Company arc to be transacted, 4 full representation
G? the stock is requested.
b. vi. PERKINS, President.
September ~. 1910.
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FOR GEMTLEMEN.

Super Blue, Black, Brown, Gray, and Drab Beaver
aud Pilot Cloths; Black Brown, Cinnamon Drab aud
Olive French ard Eng. Cassmercs Superior Blue,
Black and Fancy French Cloths and CassimcreS;
Black Satin, Fancy Black, Brown aud Drab Silk aud
Cashmere Vcstiugs; Black and fancy Cravats Black
and Colorcd Kid and Beaver Gloves Superior Silk
Nlcrino and Lambs Wool Wrappers aud Drawers,
&c, SC, sc.
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G,- We are requested to state that the first No
tween the 9th and 25lh of the present month
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EOSTPD.S'zs.TEE.YT.

'ArIfE above sale having been prevented by bad
weather on the 22nd of September, is Post
poned TO Friday the 9th of October next
HUGH w. SiIEFFEY, Comm.
September 26, lS49-2w.
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NVANn,nsrn

a NEGRO WOMAN. Of good character. ca
pable Of doing the various kinds of Kitchen
work. A good price viii be Given and kind USAGE
warranted. Apply at this Office.
September %, 1910.
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VlRGINlA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerks or
ice Of the Circuit Superior Count OF Law and
Chancery for Augusta County October End. IS4q.
Eleanor Peck, and Jacob Shreckbisc and Elizabeth
his wife-PIaniiGs,
AGA1N5T
Cyrus Steele, Joseph Stevenson, and Emily his
wife, late Emily Steele, - Stewards and
Julia MS wife, late Julia Steele, heirs of Joseph
Peck, deceased ,-DeGendants.
The Defendants. not having entered their APP
poarance and given security. according to the act Of
Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court, and it an.
peariug BY satisfactory evidence that they arc not
inhabitants Of his Commonwealth II is ordered
That The said Defendants do appear here, on the rsi
Monday in January next and answer 10 bill ogtl,c
Plaintiffs and that copy this order DO forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in Siaunton for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse.
a Copy-Tesic,
MICH. {. KINNEY. G. c.
October s, islo.-2m.
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IL ACRES

be the same more or less it being the sane land
conveyed by said Orebaugh and wife, 10 said Ea-
rion, by deed bearing date the 18th February, 1915,
and o: record in the Clerks Office Of Augusta
County.
TERMS.-So much Of the purchase money in
hand as shall be sufficient TO deitay the costs and
charges of sale, and the costs of the suit aforesaid
and the residue in three equal ins,almen,s of six
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser execu-
ting bond of good personal security and the title of
the land to be retained for ultimate security.
JOHN ID. IMBODEN, Commissioner.
September II, lS49.-tds
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LAND and Personal Property
iHO2 GAIh.So


TsNflE Stock, Crops, Plantation Utensils and
!" Household and Kitchen Furniture. of the late
DR.. Samuel w. Ihompkns, will be offered for sale
at public auction. on Wednesday the 10Th day of
October next, at Refuge, recently his place Of resi-
dence. shall also sell at the same time and place
the tract of land upon which he resided This tract
contains SEQ ACRES of land. Has on it a
neat and comfortable Mansion, commanding wide
prospect OF mountain ana lowIand, also all nccessa-
ry out houses, most Of them lately erected and one
OF the hest orchards. in this section of country. fl
is situated on the ScOtsyil!e and Stanton Turn
pike, four miles from ScolSvile. one mile from the
Green Mountain Episcopal Church. and fifteen
miles from Charlottesville.
Persons desiring TO sec the premises, will be
shown them upon calling upon me. at my residence
near ScoitsYile. longer credit than usual can be
obtained for this property ifdesred
Terms particularly made known ON the dav Of
sale. jOHN g. MOON. Ex,or.
Of Dt Samue! ~. ILompkins. deed.
September 10, I3lo.-~ u.
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NOVICE.
TO d1sc E.aGicz.

'H'HE haOdsomest and most superior WALKING
Shoes Caters and Slippers ever exhibited in
TINS market, may be found ny calling al the Cheap
Store Of II y CpTtSV 'P
Stauuton, Sept 2G, 1870
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AH1NINN1rIOSJ9
Es9eFsE9 Es II X.EESN.

being Courtday, in the town of Staunton, of
fer at public sale, TO the highest bidder, his FARM
called "IiuNrEg's RETREAT" containing about
no .&CE9ES,
four miles to The North Of Stanton. About 20 A.
ctes OF which are cleared and in good state of cul
,valion, the Meadow first rate, aud the balance Of
the land very heavily timbered. The Improvements
consist OF good Log House, newly weather board
ed a new Kitchen and all other necessary improve
mentS.
TERMS. One half of the purchase money, and
TO deiray the expenses of sale, 10 cash.
In bonds with approved security bearing interest
from date--and the balance on credit Of , 2 and
years. A good deed will be made OF the land and
deed of trust retained to secure the deferred paw
monis. FERD. ). HEISKELL.
September &c, lS40.-tds
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SALE or LAND
UNDER a DECREE.

FRY virtue of 4 decree rendered by the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Au-
gusta County, on The l2th day of June, lS49, in
The case of Adam OIebaugh as George Earion ct.
ais, shall as the Commissioner therein named,
proceed TO sell on Thursday the lth day of Octo-
Der next, TO the highest bidder. on the premises,
the land in the bill and proceedings mentioned, or
so much thereof, as will satisfy The decree aforesaid,
lying and being in the County of Augusta, ON the
waters CT the North River, continuing by es,;ma-
n,
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Attention! Northern Division.
XOU will parade on Saturday the 9th day Of
Octo6et next, at | O'Clock, A. NJ, in front
Of the EagIo Hotel '''"'
ID. NJ. HUFFMAN, Captain.
Stanton, Sept rs, 1S19.-2t.
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DISSOLU1gE0No.

'NNIE Coprtnership of GREEN s Co, is by
~ mutual consent this day dissolved. T. n
GREEN viii continue business at the Old Stand
and is authorized to the name of the concern in
the liquidation Of its business
THOS. n GREEN,
j. G.. GREENLEASF,.
Staunton, Sept | IS49.