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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-04-11

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:-At a County Court
Of Augusta continued and held at the Court
House, on Wednesday the 28th day Of March
lS49.
In conformity with request submitted to this
Court, by committee appointed at meeting Of
citizens of The County, it is ordered, that, on Sat
urdayitie 26!h day OF May. lS49. the Commission
ers of Election. who shall be appointed to superin-
tend the General Election, in April next, be, and
they are hereby directed 10 open polls at the Court
House, and at the various precincts, 20 take the
sense Of the Freeholders ofihe County. on the ques
lion whether the County Court of Augusta shall
subscribe or stock to an amount rot exceeding TWEEN
ty thousand dollars, for the purpose OF aiding in
the construction of Rail Road from the Western
base of the Blue Ridge, to the town of Saunton
said subscrp TO be made TO the stock olhe com
pany authorized 10 construct said Rail Road by the
act passed the 9th day of March lS49, entitled can
act to incorporate the Blue Ridge Rail Road Com
pany and for other purposes" and that the said
Commissioners return the polls so taken according
to law at the next May term, Of this Court and
that copy of this order be published in each of the
newspapers in the Town of Saunton, for six weeks
prior to the Goth of May next.
Copy--I'este.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, c. A. C.
April a ISJ9-6w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

-aNe
10y VIRTUE Of decree rendered by the Cir
~ cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Augusta County, onsthe Dist day of August, lS4e,
in the suit Joseph Rankins heirs, vs. Isaac Ran
kn's heirs &c. for the purpose Of dischargng liens
on the land therein hand, amounting 10 about $1,000
shall proceed on Saturday the 2Sth day Of April
1919, on the premises, 90 sell STD much of the land
lying on and near Naked Creek. in Augusta, Coun-
ty, decreed to the heirs of Samuel Rankin, in said
SUIT as shall be necessary to discharge said liens
shall first expose to sale that portion of the tract ad
joining the lands of Byers, Weller and Slower, in
quantity not less than
j. 50 AWAASo
and moi more than l20 ACRES-Should fail in
eecting on fair terms sale Of this portion of the
tract. will next offer all the land West of the NJ
Adamlzed road between Burke and Stover's lands
timatcd to contain about
400 ACRES.
OF which 40 ACRES cleared and we'll improv-
ed and the residue well timbered. \ fair plat of
the land may be seen at my office. Mr. BENJAMIN
Weller will show the land 10 persons desiring 10
purchase.
TERMS OF SALE-The expenses of sale in
cash, and the residue in payments on six, twelve
and eighteen months credit, bonds with approved
security to be given for the deferred instaments-
the title to be retained Ill, the purchase money il
paid HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Comm.
March %, I649.-tds.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

'S'HE Subscriber havingengag9d din business which
will necessarily occupy all his attention, offers
for sale his farm, lying on the Stage. road FROM
Staunton TO Lexington, by way of MddlcbroOb,
three and half miles from Staunion ..
There arc in the tract 31Q ACRES, about
one half finely tmbered. and the remainder in
good statc Of cultivation. The Improvements
consist of = pood
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EOEICE.
.-zEC

k'HE public are hereby notified tiat have err
ployed
WAlEOIaI IE.AiEISID
rom EUROPE. Of superior skill, and that all
Watches left with for the renewal of any part;
for new Jewels or FOR thorough repair. shall be ex.
ecuted with despatch IN mastcrly manner under
my own supervision, and as chcapas il can be dopp
IN the United States-aud warranted Ia n@-fgrr1
well.
ALSO. t'at 5EWGTRg and every thing
IN my linz, vii be repaired as we'll as promptly
ard al least as cheap as any where and sent back
fHhE or COST 10 the owner, carefully put Up
% Refer 20 Rev. B. NJ. Smith, and Rev Rich
ard Phillips. Stanton, Va
WIN. II. WHITE.
fredericksburg, Va, March Z, lSl9-2m.
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APRIL IL, 1849.
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Green q Co..
SIGN OF THE FLAG,

III AN T. Just received large and beautiful sup
- ply of
Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting in part of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
ings, Superior Black and Fancy Silks, Mouslins,
and every other description of Ladies' wear.
Also
Brown and Bleached Cottons, Nankeen, Cotton
Yarn, and all kinds of Staple Goods, China, Queens
ware, Hardware, Groceries, SC.
Their stock has been seleciad with great care
and will be sold on good terms can be Offered
in the Valley of Virginia, for cash and 10 punctua
eustomerS-come one come all.
o. Produce taken in exchange for goods al fair
prices.
is. TO the KNGtcS
We shall keep constantly on hand general as
sortment of l. AIDES DRESS AND FANCY
Goods, and have made an arrangement with large
establishment the North which will enable US TO
supply the Ladies with any description of goods
that we may not have, with few days notice
April 1, lS19.
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New Tailoring Establishment.
'EHE undersigned have formed a connection fer
the purpose of carrying on tie

a u
- the purpose of carrying on the
EALlh(Ol&ING BUSuN $3.50
IN the town OF Siaunton, and respectfully solicit
share OF public patronage. All work entrusted to
,ne'T care VIII be executed in the ncates style. with
the utmost puncluaity and on very rcsonsble terms
/ rom IN experience Of many years at the business,
they nope and expect to render satisfaction to ali
who may favor themwith their custom
Inc FASHIONS for The Seasons, will be reou.
laryTeoeived, so that they will be enabled, at all
times to dress a man ga Ia rnode.v
:, l4ey WIZ occupy the Shop heretofore occupied by
MI Henry Bare, where they will be pleased 70 sec
their friends.
n. BAH orr work will bc warranted 10 give
Satisfaction. w. !. POTTER.
j. &. POTTER.
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

n conformity with the last will and testament Of
Peter Gail, decd, l shall proceed On Thursday
the 3rd day Of May, 1S49 on the premises to ex-
pose TO sale, tho
TRACT OF LAND s
lying or the Staunton and Midde5rook road (,hree
miles Fast of Middebrook) which has for many
years been in the Possession of John Shannon, and
contains by estimation :.
100 .9CR ES.
The land will be surveyed Before the day of sale
and plat oft will be exhibited to bidders. The
Assa Improvements are good Dwell
EHm LING HOUSE n ND BARN.
Twothirds Of the land is OPEN including
agood Meadow and Orchard.
AT the same time and place will sell THREE
NEGRO MEN belonging TO the estate.
TERMS OF SALE.
The negroes will be sold for cash, the land on
the following payments; one third in hand and the
balance W two years-bonds with good security 10
be given by tho purchaser and the title 10 the land
to be retained till the purchase money is paid.
MIR. John Shannon who lives ON the land will
take pleasure in showing it 10 any one DESTROYS
of purchasing
p. S.-All letters addressed 10 me IN relation TO
the above estate, must be postpaid they will not
be attended to.
.eo- My Address is West View, Augusta county,
Virginia.
PHILIP o. POLMER,
Admir-. with the will annexed
April / 1, lS49.-ids.
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NOTICE.
warm Springs and IIarrisOnburg Turnpike Road


Company.
"A MEETING of the Stockholders of the w. s.
& II. T, r. CO., will be held at the house of
Mr. Jacob Dnkle, in Bridgewater, on Friday the
10Th of April. 1t is hoped the Stockholders will
atehd IN person or by proxy, it is desirable to
have full meeting 10 lake into consideration the
nropTleiy Of rebuilding the bridge at Brdgewater.
at the SAME time and place the President and Di-
recorS viii receive proposals for the construction
OF Bridge on North River Proposals will be re-
ceIved for Irussel Bridge and also for one on The
plan OF the Valley Turnpike bridge near Mt. Jack
son. BY order of the Board
M. HARVEY EFFINGER, Sec. s. Treas
Harlsonburg, March 81, l649.-tdm.
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NEW GOODS.

's>HE subscribers are now receiving their supply
Spr6Ess GslsGE iSsEIfassae1. Goods,
comprising general assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, Sc, SC.
Grateful for past avors, they respectfully solicit
call from their friends and the public generally as
they are prepared 10 offer grea, inducements 10 pur
chasers in the way of CHEAP GOODS.
MOSBY & TAYLOR
Staunton, April 4, I649-if
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Sale OF Personal Property.

A > administrator of Hannah Henderson, decd.
shall, on Tuesday the 9Th day OF Nav next.
at the late residence of the deceased offer for sale
at public auction, varsity of PERSONAL PROP
ERTY, consisting of
N0rses, C0fsIe, Sheep, Hogs,
Wagon, Farming Utensils, Household Furpi-
ture, sc. ''"-
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums under five
dollars, cash; on Sums Of five dollars and upwards
acfedlt OF Twelve months will be extended the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security.
Dale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj
r. HENDERSON, Administrator
April II 1S49--tds.
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FOG FD,UeiIing-EgOmsc.

Barn, SC, fine orchard and ono Of best springs
IN the County. Any one in want Of good farm
convenient TO market will d. we'll TO examine the
promises. INTTELTON WbDDELI
Stanton Dec p ISIS
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d. e. Sterling 81 Co.'S.
VlMI2AaiilEU GIMo
WORMS EVeessSESt!
OLEU,N CHE.NOPODH COMPO STTU.N.
SAFE, EFFICIENT AID USRIvALLED vERMrFUeE

OLEUM CHEyNOPODH COHPOSTT'U.H.
SAFE, EFFICIENT AND USRIvALLED vERMiFUcE
sGENHE opinion expressed by some writer's that
II Worms are harmless inmates of the intestinal
canal is most assuredy not founded OBSERVE
ton Chorca, epilepsy, hydroccphalus, cmacatiop
Commissions, mania paraly fcycrs dropsy and vast
variety OF anomalous dsordcrSarc sometimes the romc.
date consequence from the irritation Of WORMS in the
bowels aud occasionally speedily disappca? after The
expulsion OF the Worms. - Dr. Ebcric's Practice
Testimonials OF the highest and oisGctorv char
actcr OF the safety and efficiency ofthi prem
araon arc daily furnished but as when published bav
are rarely read iorbcar givirg them publicity he
icyng that its intrinsic value viii prove lis highest re-
commentator.
The vermiluge is prepared upon strictly scientific
principles, and OF the purcst ingredients ali possessing
acknowledged anthclmintic virtues TRY IT gnd be
satisfied Of its virtues 800
CERTIFICATE
PAGE Co., Va, Scr. 30, 1871
hereby certify that have used o. e. Sterling s.
CO.'S pcrmiiugc among my children and have hest.
fancy IN recommending it TO the pubic a safe and
powerful medicine for pclIing worms The heads OF
every family ought 10 keep il in their houses.
u. NJ DOVAJ.
Prepared and sold by J. CLARY, IIarrisonburg, Va.
S>-fhc above matchcSs Ncrmifugc-can be had at the
following places Eskridgc & Gushing, Stauntou r. +.
Graham, Grccnyillc; ID. & w. Whiimorc, Mt Nc
ridian.
March o. 1siD.-im,
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
sn ROckbI'idge County.


H>liE subscriber intending to remove to the West,
VIII offer for sale at public auction, on Tues
day me ION OF May next, on the PREMISES his
tract oil land lying in Rockbridge county if not dis
posed OF privately before that time. The tract ad-
joins the Natural Bridge property and contains
. 1, gS4 AOl&lsSS So.
abort one hundred aud forty of which is well Tim
bered. There are also, FIFTEEN DRIVEN
I1 NEVER FAILING SPRINGS OF PURE
LIMESTONE WATER, distributed over this
tract. The open land all lies well, with South
tern exposure, with about sixty acres well set in
GLOVER. There are about eight acres of TIMo-
THY MEADOW on said land, and there eau be ten OF
twelve acres more made aud well watered. The
whole place is under good fencing.
There is on the place good TWO STORY
GTS5t Frame Dwelling, @
H.lW with six rooms well plas,ered -, Gli@
There is also, good new BARN and every reces
sary clubhouse. There is also, STORE. HOUSE
on the premises, 1t which there has been good
business done Tor the last ten years. and the bust
ness at present is better than it has ever been.
In addition 10 the STORE HOUSE, there is a
DWELLING HOUSE adjoining the Store,
and Dwelling House with Tailor's Shop attach
ed 10 II close to the Store. The Store has Ora
merry and Stable attached TO it.
These buildings are all within one hundred Yards
of the Natural Bridge, and immediately on the
Turnpike, leading from Lynchburg tn Guyandotie.
The Main Valley Stage passes this road every day
in the week. This property possesses advantages
seldom found in this section being located in one of
the best neighborhoods in the County close TO sew
eral excellent merchant mills. A person DESTROYS
ofkeepng Tavern will find this an excellent stand.
The land lies within two miles of the James River
Canal, fourteen miles of Lexington the County
seat, and ten miles of Buchanan. For terms apply
10 B. A. HOLMES.
April a, 1S4o-4t..
90 Harrisonburg Republican copy three times
and forward account to b. A. H.
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LOUISA Raj. ROAD,

u @@EeE~ ..
rESliE Stockholders in the Louisa Rail Road Com
- pany for the extension of the Road from Cor
louisville to the base ofthe Blue Ridge, are required
to pay either in the Bank of Firg ina at Richmond;
the Bank in Charlottesville, or the Bank in Staun-
ton, the further sum of Five Dollars per share. 20
the credit of the Company, NY the Isl day of May
next. by order of the Board
CHARLES THOMPSON, TsEAs.
/, April A, lS49-tlm.
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Nrainlmg and Reg'N. Musters.

'ENHE Training Of officers will commence in
Staunton on Monday the 30ih of April, 1S49,
and continue three days
The lo0ih Regiment will muster at Spring HILL
on Thursday May 3rd.
The 32nd Regiment at McCune's, on Friday
May 9TH.
The 93d Regiment at Middlebrook on Saturday
May 9Th.
, On the 2nd day of the Training an election will
be held for Major OF the Tooth Regiment 10 place
OF MAJ. McCue, who has resigned.
Commandments of Battaons and Companies will
attend TO giving prompt notice of this order.
JAMES NJ LILLEY,
Colonel 93d Reg't.
JNO. b. BALDWIN,
Col. l60ih Regt.
SAM'L. ID. CRAWFORD,
April i, lS49
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HAl BARRELS FLOUR.-We bsvo - &c.
ouPerfne and Family Flour. for sale l,, U''''
Stanton, April II. 1915. :" w
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WILDAIR.

usual understanding. lie Will have no other stand
rs is best for all parties interested will furnish
Gpst-rate pasture with water in it, AZ one dollar
month.
Wildair is a blood bay and is sixteen hands high.
He may be seen on the day of election and court
Days at the stable Of the Virginia Hotel, and will
show TOR himself. OF some fifty horses which
have owned, consider him the finest
> PEDIGREE-Efe is descended from the imported
,Pretender, imported Highfler, imported Diomede,
and imported Adventurer. His dan, was by Gal
tatn-he by Shilock and Shilook by the imported
tGomede, from mare by the old imported Bedford,
with cross by the imported Medley.
JAS. BOURLAND
April l., 1S49.-6t.
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OAK FOREST
FOR SALE.

WITH a view of removing 10 the West, the
y ensuing summer, the subscriber offers for
IL Ls l,,hlo
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Inc Worcester ANTI Slavery Far viii open at Wot.
ceSer on The morning Of Tuesday, Sept l9th and will
eon'inuh through the week Tie display OF articles
WIZ ne larger and Wore beautiful !laltl OF last year
Box having been just received from Leeds, Eng and,
containing most ergenl variety Of Bags, Cushions OF
an Kinds, Purses, Mats, Toys Drawings, and other ar
cleS 100 numerous 10 pariculauze; aso beautiful fig
9res IN scuit from Paris, Bones, Fans, and French
'oks exquisite embroidery lew French caps Oh ia
Autographs, in fine The large and tasteful ass rtmen,
nat, thanks o the Philanthropy OF so many cmes aud
countries, may be confidently expected at an AnrS
AS our sales are generally in proportion the quantity
OF goods any donation, especial those suitable for
dress OF Ladies and Children will be gratefully received.
There will be Refreshments Table, and as al thus time
large attendance may be confidently expected, all nr
trends throughout the County earnestly requested TO
contribute the necessary supplies. Pies Cake, Fruit,
Blanc mango Cream, Preserves, Coffee, Tea Sugar,
NC will be most acceptable gifts. Upon the ,rit aud
true friends OF the cause we shall OFFEND Tor this
urG OF assistance.
AS the season selected for the Fair will be probably
most delightful and the attractions of Worcester that
time various trust that the friends Of the Cause lar
and vide, will flock thtrer, Grating their en-.
JOymenS; by abos IN the OF tie noleSl o efforts
that OF the emancipation Of The American Slave.
lWEl Anti Slavery Papers please copy y
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Messenger,s Notice..

WORCESTER, S. August il, lS49.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate CLARION PIERCE of Mill
bury, in said County, carpenter. nsoveM debtor and
the payment Of debts The delivery any pro-
pery belonging to said nsOlvent debtor him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the rredi,ors of said nsolvent
debtors will be held the Office CT said Commissioner in
Worcester, in said County, the thiry first day of
august an IT, az eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the
proof OF debts and the choice Of assignee assgnees
of his estate.
NsAl3dw ]. w. WHIPPLB, D. E. Messenger
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Be not Deceived,

LTHOUGTI the time of prophets is past, yet there
n are those who would deceive AMI hnmbug the public
by circulating false and sanderous reports hose no
would gain honest living by industry, would take
this opportunity 10 iGform the public ihu did learn
my trade OF that young sprout neither have et the city
or state, but am engaged in the DAGUERREOTYPE
BUSINESS in the Rooms adjoining those FORMER ly occu
pied by worthy friend S. WILLIAMS, So MAIN STREET
where those who in want of pictures obtain them
from twenty-five to fifty cents ckedper) by passing few
steps from the top OF the first fight of stairs, No.
the block than OF any other place in Worcester
June 6. diff E. w. MERRILL,
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j. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. Park Street.
DR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and oc patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid. '5 ~.
He will not urust the dispensing of Medicine to the of
nexperenced Individuals but will far aspractcabe, attend
io HIMSELF thus avoiding geatrisk to Patient and Physician
lad |. ft'# #@ diff
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YES.

1T is fact that Dr. A W. VAN ALsrIN has
L gone "Calfornia,' and also that F. NJ DAN
IELSON having had charge of the operating during the
past five months the rooms formerly led by him,
has purchasedhs stock and fixtures in the above named
rooms, having had four experience in The DAGU
ERREoTYPE business in Boston and other pnces is conf
dent that in point execution, his miniatures cannot be
surpassed during three years he in OF The best
in The United States the patronage of the Citizens
of Worcester and its vicinity is respectfully socited
Miniatures put into silk, ,CO and INFO velvet lined
cases so.
NJ Stock constantly on hand and tor sale at reasons
able prices
Worcester. July, 8, l949
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NEW VOLUME OF THE -
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
To Inventors, Mechanics and ArtjzaBs.


THE publish r. OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN in
= returning their thanks TO the community the lib,
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HYDRO Electric. or Water Light.

THIS Light having been fully tested for months past
l. will be ready for public service letters
patent, now pending issued There several fea
lures in this light which give it the preference to
any other artificial means Of illumination. Its pure white
enables the eye detect the incest shade cOors
while it is perfectly Tree from the glimmer and wave
of all other gas Iishts. The strongest wind not
affect it in the least, and there matches other
gned body required to light III the turning of the
being the only act required to produce light There
cheaper than any other gas kind whatever
So perfectly safe this light considered that the subscri
Der is making arrangements with the u S. Govern
Tor its Introduction into the light houses Persons
wishing the light introduced into their dwellings
learn further particulars by applying the subscri
Der. July 80 diff H. NJ. PAINE
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LOSE.

the street, in Worcester, last Saturday,, letter mail
ed at Graz dview, ILL.,, and directed 10 JAMES DUD
LEY, Worcester Miss. supposed contain draft the
payment OF which, has been stepped by telegraph II
whoever has found the letter will deliver it the sub
sc6er living near the five points Worcester, or leave
il with CLARK e. REED shall he suitably rewarded.
Aug. 81 d3w* JAMES DUDLEY.