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TE7AKEE up in Augusta County, on the 14th ~
Il Nov, 1913, by Renx Hodge, two STEERS,
of them of red color, white his back and bell
Jy, and some white on the hip and tail, Tires years
old and appraised to So
The other OF brindle aHd white color, four years
old, and appraised 70 $40. Both Of said Steers
marked with an underkeel in the left ear.
Extract,
J. KINNEY, Clerk
June 6, !8io.-Si
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New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer

n LNeW IUIh IetteI III VIC AI14uII5I
says--
Lieut. Mayne Reid, who conducted himself 60
gallantry in the late war with Mexico, is making
preparations to embark for Germany, for the pur-
pose of assisting the Hungarians in their struggle
with the Austrians and Russians. He was waited
upon and solicited 10 take command Of company of
Hungarians in this city, who have determined to
cross the Atlantic and release Hungary from her
thraldom. He complied with their request, and
will be en- route to the scene of the war in that
part of Europe. He will finish his story of War
Life as as possible, and then be of.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

consisting of Coats, Pants Pests, Shirts, Dyu,oers,
Craoats. Handkerchiets, Gloves, Suspendcrs; Hats,
Of all kinds, Boots, Shoes, Sc, Sc.
Call and see us, and we will suit you, no matter
whether you want suit of Sunday best" or "Ev-
ryday wear" as we have all kinds, and at every
price. FRANK s. CO.,
Corner Room, Virginia Hotel Buildings.
Stanton, June 20 IS49-3m
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Supply and Demand,

censeduently IS the supply of article increases
matters not whether that article be Flour or Iron,
Lumber, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Caps,
or READY MADE CLOTHING, the price is
necessarily brought down. The subscribers take
pleasure, therefore, in informing their friends and
the public generally, that they have just received
LARGE and well selected assortment of
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' hAvAtLE REAL ESTATE
.Gr 4,a.ss.4.ss. ss-sez.

! rI>HE ucv-<<grcd offers for sale the TRACT
OF kANDN upon which he resides, in the
county Nf Alhips.e. This estate lies in the South
Garden, immediately upon the Siauuton and James
River Tuw,ake. thirteen miles from Scoitsvillc
and ffieci: ,yo e farlottsvilo. 1t coniaiis about
!. 1Ss0 EAG1n.a9o s
and may hses sySsaNatiy divida,! INTO t,yo trsr,s
With conform ccommodaUons for a family ,,pcn
each vsc,. ~ Mansion House is large aud con
venien, IN g.s epar, and is surrounded with ev-
cry conyenieEs -house, sans, eteblcs, sSc.--
The land Nse remarkably we'll. Il OF the best DUAL!
Ivy OF red 'noNSan soil, and admirably adapted 10
the prodnctoa ~ the staples peculiar To that no
gioh. CioseS5sF gyrsom hayebeen lorg and sue
cesstully use3 ssd ipost OF tho lard 10 in highly
improved o9tcStf. US adaptation, TO tho grow In
oil grass, vSA<o Sage quantity OF c-ees Ebltom Of
the highest II yesY, which il contains, a,e abun-
dance OF pniss1fr ass by which il watere5, would
enable the ov.r@ cailiiy end ppr'i,abY to convert
1T into grazing I'm, whilst lis peculiar f,Geas for
;he growth cscsE, woa!d give him abundant means
of iattenlng tHgo number of cattle. also offer
FOX sale The ;rucl recently purchased Jrom J. ID.
Hart, Esq, uisn tie banks Of James River, and
Immediately sdliniug the town of Scolisyills.--,
This tract contsE.s
$50 ACRES,
and is one Of sso profitable estates of its size
In the county ~ highest state ofimprovement
fifty acres .s.s e,ss :ro ny w,,;a; Yields
''.~~'' targerpreft than any other Ianu with which
am ACQUAINTED. j fact. the meadow alone has
iyf several years past paid profitable per cenIage
upon the amount asked for the whole estate, The
improvements have been erected within few years
past, are of the best kind in good repair with ere,
convenience for The accommodation of a family
The DWEI,LrNG-FIOUS is upon high
hill, perfectly free from infection, commanding an
extensive view of the river aud other. beautiful
scenery by which it is surrounded. Ii would suit
a professional gentleman, as the town already en-
Joys large trade, which must necessarily be great
ly increased, should the very favorable prospects
which exist for McAdam or plank road 10 Siaun-
ton, be realized. Purchasers are invited TO view
these estates, as am determined to sell at fair
price: The first estate will be shewp, during my
absence. by my manager, ard the last by j. b.
Hart, Esq. For terms, Sc, during the extra ses-
sion of the Legislature, address the subscriber (post
pald) at Fauquer Springs after the close of the SEES
sion, at GaraEd's, Albemarle
WILLIAM D. HART.
June 90, 1S4o.-4w.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby forbid trespa5sing on
n the lands OF the subscribers, either by hunt
ing, ranging, fishing, fowling, travelling over, or
in any way or manner whatever trespassing there
on. From the force OF circumstances we are com
poed to resort 70 this method - protect ourselves,
and we are determined 20 enforce the law against
all offenders. JOHN SFFLINGTON,
I, ROBT. SiTLINGTON.
Highland County, Va, Z
June l3, IS40-3t
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The DNfCh Settlement .ghe0sl i!
GREAT ARRIVAL or
READY MADE CLOTHING,

'E>ElE world has been humbugged for years by a
set offellows who cry Cheap Cheap! Cheap !!
and at the same time are making from 50 TO rs and
100 per cent profit. But the time has arrived when
stop is to be put to such course of business. The
great law that reoulatps trade iS that IF
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iS.gEs.gTOG.E WRITER.

4 oOPPLf of Saratoga Water, just received
aud for sale by e. BFRKFLFY.
Stanton, June 20, tS49.
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Classical and English School

T>HE subscriber will open School in Waynes-
borough, on the 2nd day of July. He will
teach the Latin and Greek Languages, and the u
sual branches of ap English Education. The price
of tuition for the Session of FIVE months will be Sl5
Persons wishing to send are requested to apply i'm
mediatey. Nv. Il. RICHARDSON. "A
Waynesborough, June 8, 1891.
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DIED, near tins place, on Saturday last, MAoSus in
liant son OF Mr. j. X. SiribIing, aged abu,,t th-
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LOST,

AN Monday evening" the 2lsi Of May. some
" where between Buffalo Gap and Barterbrook,
by the way Of Stanton, Iage CalCskin Pocket
Book with number Of papers in it, with my name
written on the Inside. A reward Of one dollar will
he oivcn 10 the fnd@, leaving il at the Spectator
Office. PHILIP j. RODGERS.
June s. lSl9.-2t
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Ordered that the Collector Of this Board do collect
the foregoing levy and account for and pay over the
of the Town Of Staunton.
On motion OF MIR. Hartman tie following resolution
adopted
Resolved that the alter Committee be instructed to
settle with Pike Powers and Adams Lushbaugh for the
use OF the Water on such terms they may deem
reasonable.
An account between Mcssrs CARRIER & Uarman and
the Corporation OF Saunon showing balance due the
Corporation ohfty nine cents presented examined
and afirmed-and is ordered that the said CARRIER s.
Hartman pay over the said sum 10 the Chamberlain.
MIR: Hartman submitted the following Ordinance,
Be it Ordained by The Mayor and Commonalty of The
Town OF Stannton in Common. Council assembled That
all Amendments to the Market Ordinance passed on the
18th day of June, lSi5 and also all Amendments passed
on the 2lst day Of April, S49, be and hereby
For which Mr.. Breckenridge offered the following
substitute,
BE it Ordained, &C., That all the Market Ordinances
To which Mr.. Baldwin offered the following amend
mcnt
And that be appointed a Committee whose
duty shall be, after having haG the Mark house and
fixtures duly appraised to offer the for sale at pub
lie auction on such terms us they shall deem best
The yeas and nays being called for on the Amend
incnt, and the roll called resulted as follows Yeas
Mcssrs Baldwin, Stevenson, CARRIER and Cochran, A.
Nays, Messrs Kinney, Hartman, Eagon and Breckcn-
rloge, - me SAID amendment being lost the question
required on the substitute offered by Mr. Breckenridge,
the yeas and nays being called for resulted follows,
Yeas, Messrs. Harman Stevenson Breckenr dpe and
Cochran, Mays, Mcssrs Kinney, Baldwin. Eagon
and CARRIER, 4Thc substitute being rejected the ques
ton required on the original Ordinance when Mr.. Kin
ncy moved its indefinite postponemcnt-ttIc yeas and
nays being called for, resulted follows Yeas Messrs
Kinney, Baldwin, Eagon and Breckenridge, 4-Nays,
Messrs Harman Stevenson, CARRIER and Cochran, Il
The said motion being lost, the question then REQUIRED
upon the original Ordinance the yeas and nays being
called for, resulted as follows Yeas Mcssrs Harman
Stevenson and CARRIER, 39Nays, Messrs Kinney, Bald
win, Eagon, Breckenridge and Cochran, $50 the Or
dlnance was rejected. And the Board adjourned.
(,
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SOMETHING COOLy
ESTASeR "

h IS On uPin.hugpsta County, on the 9TH day
$50, DecePoer last, BY Flemming Carol. an
ESFRAY BULL of lisht red color, with some
white on the forehead ans belly. no ear marks, one
year old IN the spring of that year. Appraised IN
IS. Extract frem the record,
June l3, 1898. ''"'
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EN- COMMON COUNCIL.
MONDAY. June IIth. lS40

MONDAY, June llth, lS4o.
The Council proceeded TO lay the levy for the present
year, statement of which is as follows to wit
To the Mayor for his Salary, $3.50 90
10 the Clerk for his Salary, so 90
To the Sergeant for attending the Council Is 90
To Jonathan b. Hague, for Ong Hose
and Engine, per account allowed 90
To EskrIdgc s. Cushing fer Lamp Oil,
per account allowed, 53I
To John J. Clarke for repairing Engine
House, per account allowed, so
Depositum Tor contingencies, 2233 so
S246i 81
>, CREDIT.
BY 669 Tithables at 81 so, SlO03 so
ny I35 Horses at 25cents, SO rs
by Carriages, &c, amounting to
$3.50 at per cent. 600
BY Annual value of Town lots occu-
pied, being S2239l 90 at per
cent, 1913 46
By value of Town lots and Out lots
used as aDpur;esRnt to in;provcd
lots, including Town lots with
Unfinished improvements there
On, being $500 at 20 ccrts on
each, 500 1aso $2464 81
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NOTICE..

TaNHE Painting of the Courthouse of Highland
=, County, and siso the Spouting OF the Court
house and Jail, of said County, will be let to the
lowest bidder on the 2lst inst, uhat being Court
day, y those who with 10 put in bids for either job
can do so by that day.
a. STEPHENSON, Ja.,
One of the Committee
June l3, l849.-a2w. indicator copy.
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LAW NOVICE.

n addition to the Courts held in Staunton the
- subscriber regularly practises in the Courts of
Nelson, and will hereafter attend the Superior
Court of Rockingham. His duties as Commission
er In Chancery do not conflict or interfere with his
general practice as an Attorney
j. n. HENDREN.
Staunton, May %, 1849.-Im.
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DANCING AND WALTZING
ACADEMY.
VIZ. g. E. NH'EyOy,

Wr.aC. E. N'H1yOy,
E9ROFESSOR of Dancing and Teacher at the
X Exchange Dancing Academy, Richmond, Va,
has the pleasure of announcing that he will open
his School in Staunion, on Thursday June 7th,
1919. Persons who desire taking lessons in the
above beautiful and graceful accomplishment should
embrace the present opportunity, as Mr.. NJ. will
remain but very short time. The most fashion,
able dances will be taught, such as are now danced
in the metropolis Of Virginia, and the various wa
tering places. Parents can rely on the most strict
attention being paid to their chldren'S walk, car
rage, SC.
n B.-T1e best references given.
o. Mr.. NJ, can be seen on the above date at tbs
Virginia Hotel.
Siauhtob, June s, lS49.-n.
o. Fndicator copy.
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TO Eeicc Vass:

June 20, 1S40.-7w.
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LAND FOR SALE.

June 20, l649.-2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
BELGIUM.
The Conarr-s M Hrussels,

The Congress assembling st Brussels 10 settle the
affairs OF Italy beginning to excite good deal of al,
iention. The Paris correspondent OF the Mornia9
Chronicle gives list % the claimants TO admission TO
this Congress OF these, the irs, FIVE Sir Henry
Eli. for Great Britain, ~ de Lsngrenee for France,
Count de COl5redo for Austria the Marquis Rice, and
Count Tofet for Sardinia and NJ Martini for Tuscany
The rights Of these are, of course admitted but then
moro doubtful claims, of which the following is
list;
!. Venice hiss nominated NJ Pssini the Consulto Lom-
bardo NJ. Durini Venetian Provinces, NJ. salvi Mo
dens. NJ Psltrneri Psrms NJ. Meistri Lombard EN-
grants, (Repu5cans) NJ Frspol Noderstes, NJ Wis
cont the Roman Government NJ Csnuu. IL q prob
able that nearly all these claims will be rejected and
IL Is understood that Austria objects to the reception OF
aoy Enjoys, except those who represent undoubtedly
independent So,ereigns
Prince Colloredo. the representative OF Austria hiss
gone 10 London 10 come 10 understanding before
nand with Lord Palmerston. the basis which the
negotiations TO be conducted and 10 attempt 10
tsbsE two most important facts for Austria The hrsi
is tina, the English Government has never called In
question the legal strength of the treaties Of o5 with
regard Italy the second that the Cabinet Of Vienna
in accepting the French meditation, wishes II 10
be understood that Il 10 not its intention to renounce
the smallest particle Of its right Of possession Of LON
bardy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
SCOTLAND.
Awful Cata.trophc In a GLASGOW Theat.

Awful CatastrOpne IN n eIusGoW
The Dunlop-street Thester, glasgow, has been the
scene OF a most disastrous catastrophe. Ii Is as fol
lows
Shortly after the performance on Saturday, Feb H.
had commenced an alarm was given that a ere had
broken out In the gallery and the numerous auditory
there became much excited. The nre brigade were
soon at the theatre and commenced operations, which
increased the fears OF the people and rush was made
20 the door, In order 10 escape Despite all remon
STRANGE the people would be out and the result was the
death Of o. individuals, beside four more or less in
jured An idea of the at this moment would fall
10 reach reality. The authorities were soon at the
spot and while assistance was being procured the gal
lcry stair sscended. when at one OF the landing
places discovered moot horrifying spectacle
men, women aud children were huddied 1oseiner,
trodden under foot dead or dying All exeruons 10 re
store the poor creatures successful only In few
instances Sixty one were dead and three sent 10 the
Royal lnirmary two died upon the way, and one
shortly after Eleven persons, slightly bruised were
removed their homes and others are still in the In
Urinary in a dangerous state. The DEAD bodies were
removed TO the Cydestreet Hospital and there Kept
I'LL Sunday morning for Identification. On the next
morning the relatives OF the sufferers BY order of the
authorities were admitted 10 identity them And when
each relsis, father. mother, vile, or other friends
were recognized their shrieks rent the air One wo
man claimed three as her own. The sufferers chiefly
belong 10 the lsboring classes and for she most
part lads between IA and u years old The only female
girl three years Of sge One poor lsi In Dan
lopstre was the picture OF woe he had taken ms
sweetheart the thostre She was carried away from
him In the rush and in his attempt to save her he had
only been able to grasp her bonnet and shawl With
these s In his possession, he oiten exclaimed 10 ine
BY stsnders-" How can 90 home TO her parents with
out her and tell them of this a.
The cause OF the hre is net d'cidedly known, oui
from the Managers statement we learn the following
The iheater was lighted at the usual time oy the ser'
ants of the house without the slightest indication OF
anything being wrong unit, the end Of the hFsi sct OF
the play when IL was observed that man In the sec
ond gallery had lighted paper for the purpose ei
smoking his pipe-no,withstsndins the stringent pro
hibition against such practices in the daily onls-and
which paper he threw his feet near 10 portion OF
the lining Of the gallery, where small gas pipe commu
nicates with tbs globe light The alarm OF "nre 3
caused arsh to the staircase which ended In the above
detailed shocking incidents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Doings Mt Frankfort.

The National Assembly has voted the i3d. fiih, 45h,
10th 47th and ish sections Of the bill of Fundamentals
Rights Those sections guaranty tho municipal rights
and independence Of conmunes and the publicity OF
the proceedings of their chiefs and representatives.
declare that every plot Of ground must be comprised
in is proper commune that every German State must
have Constitution with representatives, OF the people.
VINO are 70 bsve deciding voice Ia the making of
AVA imposing Of taxes and In the management OF the
nnance. Of the STATE well the right 70 originate
laws The 10th section expressly renders the Ministers
responsible u tie Diet aud forods the regular skiing Of
the respective legislative assemblies simultaneously
with the Diet Of the Empire.
The 47th AID s.h sections declare that those
Ia Germany who do not speak German shall enjoy
the Use " their language viii reference 70 rel
sious worship education, courts OF justice &c that
every German citizen in foreign countries stands under
The protection Of the German Nation and that German
Amasssdors Consuls and Agents are bound to render
GernAn citizens aid and protection During the cis-
cassion Herr Iahn deserved that the National Assem-
biz had ost the confidence Of the country declaration
which elected disspprobaron from the rgt, and sp
planse from the Isft sixty -four Austrian Deputies
laid before the Assembly protest AZ snst the principle
(urxed BY the Austrian G0vernrnen Of concordance
between Austria and the Frankfort Assembly wiki re-
gard 70 the Constitution al the same time they sx-
their determination ~ retain their seais a he
representatives. Of the people
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THE GERMAN EMPIRE,
Position of Austria.

The Fraakf0ri Gassue publishes the note sent by the
Austrian Cabinet 10 the Central Power relative TO the
question OF The Constitution. TIE following Is the sub
stance OF the note
The ora1u ora STATE ies % he Aastr
Czhlsf prcsas ~h regard Auss 1-srs5s 9TH rsgai
Germany blts rht etsi
AID unf- the -f-r-1 psr. Of TIE Austrian monarchy -
sft.ck ut- ,ol to German Con
ss-ral ~aeh OF tie sis-lts of ksp-sa r~s
Tie r-a ln q G-rusuy b --taoe-t except VITA
Of Prussia AID Aust TIE Cshnet u Nrnua l
h r-s0atn 10 he Cshet q B-rn pat has 81
sd-ced pet uudelsiaosn Prursa MS Poat Aastf
fas ls feze.srl u Germany. ~sa
sfts3 understanding o~ir--a ne ffnr-ss s1t
pecr. her opinion he chef o1sa tbs nd
more df-rent Gem,a h hsesty
Emqsr0r art secas .os1y hat t-g Ill rot
nan Pm
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state nominated sy tire governments to protect the
private inierss; Of princes.
The Prusssn party rather the party in favor Of
Pr-ssiaa Emperor. . strong and eoupset Ii EN-
braces. with few exceptions. al the Prus.sus. the doc
Ft1a-fs the professors ard many Of the North Ger.
man members Bat rot vifhstsndiug ia excellent or
ssuzstiou, this party Is not GRITTY Of the Assem-
BY. Agood msny Of those who Belong % il sre. more
or less avowsdy friendly 20 the Cd Prusssn system OF
Government b. 81 enlightened despot.sa and # their
pet project Of Prussisn empire 60 succeed. vii
strive % ;hsart every other Jet Of the Assembly
The party Of ne et ia toe next II point importance
ihsi has definite oojec, in view lie sim s compre
hensive orgsnzauo that will exclude from the federal
state part o. Germany ast none Of rs peoples -
Many Of this party have already stated persuade
themselves that the failure Of the NstCnsl Assembly
would lead n a new revolution and the establish Irsnt
OF republic I am persuaded that this Is fatal mis-
take, but this VIII not prevent them voting with
j1rity which would resolve % do nothing should their
own view. De frustrated.
The third psriyn relation 20 this vital question ola
trs authority for Germany does not deserve tn
u mere inorganic aggregation Of al the sections Of
the right who sverse 10 Prussisn Emperor Those
men vi vote Tor Directory composed ofthe more IN.
husnta princes Of Germany. And L they tail IN carry
Ing this point they will vote for doing nothing.
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FhUSolh.
Result of the Election.

The returns Of the election for the second Chamber IN
the provinces are more favorable 10 the ministerial
party than those of the Capital According 10 the latest
accounts the number Of returns received amounts 10
302; of which loo claimed BY the Conservatives,
and l34 by the Radicals while two are Uncertain but
this calculation cannot be relied upon for TIE future
copduc, Of parties in the Chamber.
The elections In Berlin for the First Chamber ter
minated ia favor of Herr klnne, Herr Dsnnenoerg,
Csmphsussn, and Lieutenant Colonel Won Gresham.
The est VINO 10 az ultra conservative has been return
ed IN two districts Kahns and Camphsusen are more
or les. In favor Of constitutional progress and Damien
berg 10 a0rEs homo Among the 80 members Of the
second Chamber there are 4 lawyers 70 eiersymen,
chiefly Professionally y professors and literary men,
Is public functonsres - landed proprieors, y med
zeal men % trsdesmen and manufacturer and q pea
SAINTS The Polish members amount 70 IS IL IL i'm.
possible 70 cslcus,e positively the relative strength Of
the parties bat may Be safely stated that the ultra
democrats form about one-hsn Of the house, whilst
the moderate democrats De set down a, 30 or 40
Rumors OF approaching Disturbances In Posen are
current in Berlin Herr Won BONN and Herr Triest
both stiutonasts) have been elected IN Masde-
berg for the Firs, Chamber the Ministers OF War and
Fable Worship for P0,sdsrn Count Brsndenoerg. for
Breslau and Upper Bsrnm the Prince OF Prussia for
two or three places and Herr Nude for breslsu-