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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
AAW NOTICE.
"A asOUrheyGham Tanner and
Curr5cr Wanted.

b'HE subscriber wishes to employ by the year, a
oourneyinan Tanner and Currier. To one
who can furnish the necessary recommendations nr
workmanship, industrious and steady babiis-IiIer.
al wages will be given.
JAMES BOGGS.
Franklin, Pendleton CO.. Va,
June 8, lS49.-lm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

tfiE subscriber is DESTROYS Of procuring the seys
:" wees of n good SERYANJ WOMAN, for
the bnIance Of the year One who is rod. Cook
Washer, &c. without incumbrancc, for which he
VIII pay very liberal price, il immediate applca-
ton be made. HENRY NJ DARNAiJ
Waynesbo7ough %ay so, 1898. .s.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
DANCING AND WALTZING
AGA DENNY.
Rar. G.. ". Es'EYoy,

FaT. q. q. M'EvOy,
shOFESSOR of Dancing and Teacher at the
HNchange dancing Academy, Richmond, Va.
has the pleasure of announcing that he viii o,,an
his School in Staunton, on Thursday June IN
lo49. Persons who desire taking lessons in the
above beautiful and graceful accomplishment. should
embrace the present opportunity, as Mr. M. will
remain but very short time. The most fashion
aole dances VIII be taught, such as are now danced
IN lne metropolis of Virginia, and the various wa
teIhg places Parents can rely on the most strict
attention being paid to their chdren's walk, car
rlage, SC. ''N' ''''-
u. B:-ihe best references given.
Virginia Hotel. 80 WV
Siaunton, juno 6, 1876
(si- Nindicaor copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having the business of the
- concern of Eskridge & Gushing to settle. re-
quests those persons indebted TO call and close their
accounts Immediately, as further indulgence cannot
he given. CHAS. l.. GUSHING
Staunton, May 2, lS49.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13

Some 100000 German immigrants, mostly men
OF means, more or less compromised in The revolu-
,tion', are expected TO reach America during the
s.ummer-prObaby adding some millions 10 thefunds
IN the country: The investments for German ac-
very large.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
South w est Aana Cor Sale

-ef%~-
4 Agents and Attorneys in fact for David C.
- SandoIson Of Mississippi, the subscribers offer
1 I sale a TRACT OF LAND in Floyd county
Virginia, containing about
1900 A0L&l&So
IL lies twenty miles south of Chrisansburp twelve
mics west OF jacksonville, and within ten or fif
teen miles of the line of the South west Roll poa,
Inc Land is rich, well waiered and adapted TO the
production OF Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Grass
About one hundred acres are cleared. The lines
are all well established and the title of the presen,
owner is derived directly from the original patentee
l.. & j. A. WADDELL.
Staunton, Va, June 6, l949.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13

AN OBSTACLE IN THE WAY OF FATHER MATH-
.xw's VISIT REMovED-Father Mathews life was
insured s0me years since for several thousand pounds
as security for the expenses Of his temperance move
ment. He received notice from the insurance COM
pany that in going TO America ne would have to pay
q fine of $500 for the increased risk. But where
was he to get such sum, when his pension is con-
sumed by the premium Of insurance on his life q
That practical philanthropists, Mr.. w. Rathbone,
Of Liverpool, heard of Mr.. Mathews difficulty and
unsolicited, sent him the sum of $500, saying that
1.-THE friends of temperance should De responsible for
the debts which its apostle had contracted"
The scene at Cork upon Mr.. Mathews depart
ing for America on Saturday was most exciting
On the previous day the vicinity of his house was
thronged by thousands. On Saturday morning. at
an early hour, crowds of people assembled around
MIR. Mathews door. The temperance bands were
brought out and the throng at eight CLOCK became
multitudinous. There was great wailing and lam
entation amongst the lower classes. The leave ia
king was too much for Mr.. Mathews feeling and .
Instead of waiting for the mail coach which was TO
convey him to the railway terminus at Maow, he
stepped into the private carriage Of one of his rea-
lives. and was some miles on his journey before the
multitude of his admirers knew that he had depart-
sd. The private accounts from Cork describe the
scene on Saturday morning as being very SINGULAR
and as proving the intense affection felt Tor this re-
snarkable man IN that city, where he has chiefly
passed his virtuous and philanthropic life
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forbid trespassing on
~ the lands of the subscribers, either by hunt
ing, ranging, fishing, towling, travelling over, or
in any way or manner whatever :trespassing there
on. From the force OF circumstances we are com
PEELED to resort TO this method TO protect ourselves
and we are determined to enforce the law aoains,
all offenders. JOHN StTLINGTON,
ROBT. SITLINGTON.
Highland County, Va,
June Is, 1S49-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
OUR SODA FOUNTAIN

now in operation, and we are prepared To fur
nsl' our friends and The public generally with .
delightful glass of Soda Water.
WREN & FISHER
Staunton, MAY 9. l549.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-06-13
BEWARE OF THE SWINDLER

A T a meeting Of SuAwEEE Tribe, 40. ., 10.
IL. M, Winchester, Va, held on Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06
The Debate In the British Parliament o.
the Canadian Troubles.

The Canadian debate In the Lords has after all left
the question essentially In the condition IL vac
found 10 has certainly given va the advantage Il
hear ng Lord Brougbsm In saother character sud
on q comp srstvely new subject 10 has also recalled
60 the scene OF his former triumphs the undmirished
energy and vigorous eloquence Of Lord Lyndhurst.
That IA supplied Lord Campbell with opportunity %
mailing series Of remarks In the possible
on that assd and distinguished peer Is suspect
matter when neither the learned Lord any Il
his colleagues will be disposed 10 look back With sas
faction.
1hc question r.msins substantially tbs s,ns % BE-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06

VILLA cANfNfti dNnf IL 1875
SotnfpRa-Yesterday bravery perseverance,
sbod 20 establish bstteresa t within ~ metres Of the
Of Rome Before directly attacking the place
ave made the following notihcstiOa
Inhabitants Of RomeWe did not cone here 70 lrng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-06

tains SOFT OF ufnWaum tf tudinut 10 Tie Romans
HEADoUARrrRs, VIVA sASTuCcf June H. l,i9.
oPsSiDs The ndSss s ss, Day stosrs though
besesns has nevertheless been BY the
eond ngh The hrst parallel are swsre orsnei-a
had STAINED the te presented rule The third nisht
vss cobsecraed 70 she opening 81 the covered wsy which
the trenches whout being posed TO rrapc vhoh
the has ceased since he has discovered
Two S.t,ere fs,s been otaIhsa behad the nr,, para
lei these ensbed the following night 70 advance In the
and always sheltered BY the dhes 70 the two bas
hsn marked cut and has rendered rracctb for us " es-
tabsh pieces for the bsterug Of the walls n short
fnsts ard have already destroyed tho rsapet and s
the upper Of the wall q the place The battery q
fc, N,srds, esasure having been destroyed ny
shells the hsmans presented themselves In great numbers TOT
since that n,tsn single atenp has been made 20
the distance about tie walls shall soon
be within 90 Metres and then breach practice
Die for horse foot and srery t1r losses 70 the present.
In the ditch about forty have been wounded among the
latter four officers
sptruaekng walls Of the ylace the Generai Chief
previously ordered exact examination q the To-
saa 70 destroy the foundry q proectes at Ports dAas
Thai cer Who had already been char scd With the
sa Of fumeno acquitted himself Of this mission vth
has BY his orders three have been
cd than 80 cctles, ~ k'gfames % powder
sna TOO bostI o. cartridges have been carried away
unit fcr FOR several hs On
ths every other occasion the marine ent our snd
otbe dy which General OudnOut addressed yesterday TO
the army;
ORDER or rHr pSr
YftLa sAsruCci. June L. t3s
sotppRs-yssetdsy your bravery perseverance, IN
sblcd establish Batteries within m metres Of the
lrts de he A nwfn uutif attV
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
The tsIhirs a1a Freesoilrr..

Mach has b. Aaid dnsing the last few months by Soathern whig editors about coalition" hctwren the northern democrats Had fFeesoiicrs. Ifit were as true these ansrrapnoGs wrl,rfs represent II to he, and really desire to he, st AHy sIrictuFee Ia reference te fse matter from them, ho voted for the abeiitOnist, Willard FiIln,orc and who are now supporting afreesoii cabinet and freeso President, must e0npe with very bad grace That there arc msay tDdivt9ual members ef the democratic party who ia favor ol tsIe fFeeso riHcipe we will net denys but that the northern democrats, as party encourage any such uheonstitusionai aud miachies- ons doctrine, we do deny uiosi emphaiieally. The terms af She recent union between ihe New York huDkers and Baru burgeFs, prave this They came together 0u the etd democratc platform and what ever private opinions ladisicpas seclsas of the party might eatefta4a ia regard to fhe subject Of slavery in the territories or anywhere clAs, they could not be- maae n party test This is al tbs Scuth requires ~ them.
 Bat how Is t with the whig rss.y7 Are these southern editors who ready cry out against every appearance which they imagine they can discern HmoBg the democrats favorable to freesoil- ism, quite certain thst their party, that tkry shemselUes. altogether free from the same sins What do they say to the resolutions and address recently passed aud pBblished 10 The world by the Syracuse Convenient What do they say to the Eeuiarks made by old Zac reported by the whigs themselves, in his late soar through Pennsylvania and which fully commit him to thv most ultra doc trines of free@oh mi
 We have already published in pages. and From whig authoites, ihe fullest evidence that the whigs. not as iDalgiduais, is the cnse with the democrats, but party, have completely embraced the most odioHs of the frceso doctrines and adopted them inlc their party creed. What noosislency and hypocracy, then, for whigs to prate about eoaali ton between democrats aad The northern fanatics. But the case Is 6 great deal worse tban this. We charge that not oniy ail ths northern whigs to man frccsoists, but that the leaders of the south ern whigs themselves little or nothing better What single man among ihem has had the inde pendence, the maniiness the patriotism, to say one word against their party" President for betfaying the south and going 10 the eampt of the btteresf enemies of his native land--an act Of treason that they do mol even pretend 10 deny2-- All the most prominent and influential advisers of Gen. Taylor not only Wilinet Provisoisis them selves, but they solenny declare that if bill should pass Congress restricting the further exten- sioa of slavery, old Zac would cheerfniiy and in- stantly sign il. And yet southern whgs. who pretend to entertain Hpprehensons ohout the fate Of southern rights, induging in daily iaudations of the great and good, honest and faithful ao- yarfg President, General Zachary Tuyior!-Aia. Gas
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30

AVFArRs AT WAsHneroN.-We lake the follow ing letter, treating on subjects now permanently before the pubIic, from the N. |. Courier and En- quirer of the llth inst;
 WAsaissToS, Oct. g, i5i9.
 The Beard of Commissioners for the settlement of claims against Mexico will meet again on the st of next month. The whole amount of claims filed exceeds Sl2 000, ,0O0; the amount already adladica ted is aboai S250 900. The investigation has not been sufficiently thorough 10 enable the Commis- sioners to determine, even approximately the entire amount of valid claims.
 h IS not trae that sharp correspondence has ia- ken place between Mf Clayton and the British gov erament on tho subject of the Mosquito affair - Hardly enough has been said both sides to defiue positions: aud the correspondence which has trn pired is of the most friendly character. Nor does either party to feel the Slightest uHeasiness in the matter. IL is more than probable that the ac- tien of Congress ai its next session. as to tho great railroad from the Mississippi to the Pacific, will materially damage the value of the American Navi- gaton Company claim to a right of way across the Nicaragua country. In that event about the sny question for settlement between the two rov- ernnlents will be the to the further exteiT- sion of European power on the western hemisphere. And us the prospect is almost daily becoming more distinct for the independence of the Canadas, il dOes not seem 10 be matter Of dontt that the next decade will witness pr0dg0ns dimHuti of Brit ish sway on this side of the Atlantic. Nor does the British government seem to be alarmed, or even solicioas, on account of this prospect. There is not ihca. the slightest eause for sharp cor respondence."
 It is understood that the Hon. R H GiIlett, the democratic Solicitor of the Treasury will very soon have completed inc di=shsrre of certain duties and will promptly thereupOa have leave to retire The same may be said of the Hon. Peter C. Washington, Sixth Auditor. And II is believed that Maj Hohbe w also retire srom the Geaeral Post Office and for the reason that his services have become " ndis- Psnssbls." President Taylor thinks that when the services of certain man become '' indispensable to the government the experiment of eing without him should be tried while he is alive les. h!s sud den death should involve the government in great embarrassment.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
Cotton in Ienersnn.

We are pleased to learn that the planters in Jeff feraon, are about to be agreeably disappointed in the tout come" of their crops-tbe Jefferson;au says:
 "Fhe prospect Of the growing crop within the last moalh. has already bssh swelIed 10 full two thirds yield. generally river plantations aud we have heard say. that they will be able to gather aa average crop. These indcations of N cheer Ing nature, and should they be realized We thiak they will, they will certainly afford much relief 10 our people, for al previous time have they ever been placed in as great want of pecunsry aid as al the present; or ia other words. money has never been So scarce and hard to procure, as al present. | h~ s'aie sf affairs, however, cannot exist much longer sales of the present crop of cotton, will nf'ng money iato the community agsia."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
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NesEar ss suigsnnfs as es Slss q Arsasess ed e
 aii afkerz. ssae nisA c pareAasR nssunAh fsazs q
 ckeap gmass 5he emAh.
 TFvHR uuaesslwnsd. ss asaut fss ths swmrrs, sssss A ahs fsisewfma desusskea ianas in ths Saats q Askansas fse sls Ts ieeailsy nna isstsilsy sf tar uavtuultuY1l parpasas Msst ef tAsns Wsrs Netksses asd puschassa fsesn siss .. $ aasss sAam thiFassu ysaes asnus, Ths ineresssEE 6emsna fer xeaA sAada imaucsa Gss swssrs ef shsss, ssw e esss tham sas snie.
 Ths usIia sad s<ssxAsfst sllmsss ef tAs sssss af AsAsnsaa, ehliss H aassds e teese whe eaiey . eongart and prnnmre lapeemtasiy feSetaAte se nNsh cuIsnFsl pussalss The mMnesses amwlgahla saseaAaa whlrh tsssaras gie vaKleNs sneliaas of the Ssaas, nsoea so the ettinens af AFAaszaa snfs nna cpassa- Ieus ehnnsels nppn whirh taesF vNspams PF@dncte e bs borne se asarkeG In naaay vaFsa ef she sssse sanailef ssrsams ef neRer saiIluE ssseF assa sses nnd water pe9eF HaIiczsnt tsf miiis ana usauafae- kaygnr essafdsshnnenas of t1ss larerat ciass.
 Tise very sbaadaAt eroF's nf cotasn. COTS, pMsnP- kjna whesl rye, eats. bsane, pes. ggazEs mcitsas and eucnene roots xIsidsd by tae Fch lAAna h As- knmaas. when pseperty easisslsd, ssssa se taFsess and plansara asxl amimsantia and Eieh rewssds tes their lndm~srv shai aaad lands ia Arkasas ewn sny bs enlzeienuy alpprectsied by thpse whe WRae~ Ghe Fpsulas af dsaiF snisabte eaasarA
 Aapsem. paara Qainccs, peaches. apFaeetss plenns, cherries hga. delietpas gFures. TnsPeeFsys. sfzw- b~Fyys. &c., Sc. are prDdaesa, D PFerFE sassatscas to aFcat abaaaamceS
 Mass of the inads au~ eaepsa Ger sAis alao ssEnga dr.trnhse tpuntipns fsg stock raissFs-ths eoaatry arpaad aud ssar shesa vFedaciag wild grrseM, eaae ana esAss kinss ef foed im ahandanes for the seb- saxsamee ef mmy nnnaies of borseA, cattle. slssss goats and hsHm withset the sxpsnse sf trsahis sf issding flsrm daring samswef sf wsnter.
 Whilm theas snd maay ether favorable inaane-
 ensn esunsss ie ustsact emlerania b the Siste ei Arkansas, the sseeas developments sf mineral wanth In eau,e srctssns ef the State have aroased and brought to this StNae esPialisis aud cnsFpTi- gxlmR msn who arr dFswsag ferih from the rich mlaea, ssas~es sf valuable miaeFnls which tend to augment the esmaseFce and prosperity af ths State h State possessing sach nsiasal advaatAgrs; 60 many esesarafs of wealt wlth rapidiy inereas- ing popalafien iMdssfry ensrrlse asd cssifst wSil ease prosperity throaghout the State which Hsusi ssss qrsatlv sdssses fe pvscss s qsod ismas a sf- kaasa. Therefore mew is the mesf fagsrshir fsfas fer obtaining snch lands nt ehsap rates. Fefsons wlss may desire to parehase say of the following described lands can obtain them for cash apon gssd terms upon nppicstioa to the undersigned as hia office In Lkttle RocA, ArkanSas
 ErAH comma nirations must he pest paid te in- sure aiteaktiou.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
...,.rrnnrr celehFnIien er khe .. af [

A.u,eersnry CslehrnIion or 9he .. of f.
 An s.esss,a3 ef Hope Disisien No. Ia af the ec..s af Tempeeanee held st tbeiE Hall in the city sT Is,Ie Rock, on the l6th Of October, A. D Is49, inc following Preamble and Resolutions were Unani- mOssiy adopted;
 ,,bl. smpulses and divine inflpeHces which ever rharacfsssxe the gentle sex. having manifested the asep interest taken by them to the welfare and surr.rs of the order of the Sons Of TemperAaee, and particularly iheiT soleitude for the prosperity oG Hope Division No. l4, by presenting iis members ,w;th beautiful bannef, devieed by their owa ex oui,ils taste and adurned by their own fair hands; s=.-sd end eonseerned to the koly oaass with their kind wishes and b4owec sympathies. Therefore;
 Rssotrsd, Thai the members Of Hope Division No. II do hereby publicly tender 10 the ladles of Little Rock the must unielgned thsaks for the interest they have evinced ioi the welfare oi ts Institution -in its presen, promised and future iTlImPh and success.
 ResOipsd That the Division takes sincere plea eure in the kind superiGtendance and xealous devotion of Miss RosINA CELLARS aud Miss JEKErTA BRooKiS, who originated and tash- toned the snowy s,gnAl presented to the Division through the gifted organ ot the ladies: That tue Division tenders their of the deep obIiga tioas oG gratitude and remembrance under which It iS placed 10 thsm and their fair sisters in Little Rock.
 ReSOlvei. Ina, the thanks and gratitude Of tne Divisioa are due and hereby gratefully tendered to Mrs E. C. CAussS, for the copy of the Sacred Word furnished by her to 'be ladies, and presented on their behalf--with so much zeal, by fheiE eio- Suenl representative: That ihe Division will ever ssiye to make itself worthy repository for so pure and divine gill; and that will long and greatfuy rem Hember the iai bequeathsIs of sacred aad in- eslimable treasure;
 ResOtBed, That the newspapers of the city of Little Rock be. and they hereby, kindly reqaes- ted to publish the above preamble and resolutions
The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-30
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 fslfy Saeks 2 .s Rha Csaeef ThEre IIls.. esA Bgews Suxmss CsnrheA. Rswdeea6. Lgsf snst Cssst. Gsa Sugar iahpeslal eAa GanpveJes Tee NFsfM Ceadsps; Sperm naA fsssa usas Epasee ssA ftAs Sal Molasses 0iA Rys Wht1kay Une ksfH kens CasniAs HFaaaF flun aa. chmseFaene ie AlatEss vea aa.; Hsissaa tssa; Enamp4xnet Carl ahA Malaga Wsaess LenoN ssrars k-athNEs feFpsf
 aARD TIRE.
 nasss sod scsrWx MmAwY ksm Lsrkas WNtalea I.acks. kaae Lagka. Cisssl Isa<kss Tfnnk heskAs chesi Laeks. P.al Leekaa bledA. Ksekss nsrg TAasIs sa.s Psches f.sslsgy Hss,d. iepas an AIs9 sswss Bsoad and fAsppshg AEes, Masssssss t.sasss inx Kaises, Aaxcrs chfsRlF, Fiasn nllAs MANNF Mrs. Saaxaps, B sdls hHis. SVass. hAnAia Tses4 and fsn Spaaaa Enma q tsvsmAn 1aises ae MAs znrs SheArs Srisass. &r.. Be. s5s
 BOOTS. SHOES. Ha1S. 4e
 Tea Cases kss Bsasaas, made 70 essiyp-a NNsA arsieie Mems' and hcfss Gaf Kip aad Eeesse Msssss shoes aud hagaas- Cloth CspA. Eine nsiks WsEA sna Cssxed Has, s~asles, b'sale. hFs.ils bil.n<. Msssingsses. CsfesngAes. Gsssa4. Howe aAa Mslas Cesiass, Hamee. ssdlas naxs Whsps &e &e,
 sweeis. Esw1ssh AHd AassaicaA Isams Casfs 1ef- man. Spring and Blister Sssels hseseslsps Aeilss Castings. NAsis, apikes. Ae-. &c.
 Ths ahose gnests have saoss ef ihsm hNvh SersnilN seieesed, iu Rastsm. New Terk saa EsAiet hlas and slshaah se szsess afford b sxii ihssa 4 'seesk aasi eharxes, ws wsal s~s them ai sensvAsb5e Rses is, fos Casa ss in exchange GaF Cstiehs reittsgss Beef Hs.sss. B@sswsx. Sc. Thass in w4nt ef &psA4 will Sad t ta tiseiE sisausage to cad eud sx ssEe our stock. No charge Ios showing eeasls. T. D MERRacK M CO.,
 Ocf. n. asaa. sssamlteei LshAink
 t.4zs,is ana Demserss sppy fares wetks N z