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DENTISTRY, &c.


AEitN n A4Aa5 N0kIWEs
FRS. PEARSON and ltNEOlA inform their patients
w iiIat they ean b consnlted daily at
their oI5ce. lfom a. a, 70 B p. n. Dr.
teanqa4 ugaE Improvements in DEN-tf 49, ~
Tall gu ~ itttk are TOO well known and -LI-LalF
cppot1 ca 20 require enQmelUtng His Block Ieoit
s!qu sEy goithy tae attention 81 those eqairng a'tela
l Ynce a. their residence, Bs3hOJyJfE sirsft rear
Sanal street. ap2 u
DENTAL NOTICE.
II II. SMITH, DENTIST. beas leave 70 ASSURE his
~ friends and ths public that he has
not lett and does not intend to leave the
CITY he may still be eonsued at his OldQ y-45,la
Office, az the Conner Of Lafayette Square l-Llll--E
ana Sc GeaIlcs street mhM Il
DR. MENSllJG, Dental SURGEON,
III ANlAs returned to ne city Of New Orleans from his
a. tour Ia the North and East, Is prepared
20 peIqfla ali operations anpeftaining To the
5Ehtiti and has beconie ACC uainted with u $500
ne pest mode Of operating approved By the s4-l4l
NqAeae q Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore ld- lis price
ief operations are ia proportion 70 suit he times albu
TooTH-AOHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By DR. AlENSlHS'c
IOglH-y1CHE kLLNLR. o. no charge. ~ Once
SAhONDELEI STREET, "a door below SiToa r.
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Citizens Of NelD Orleans and Vicinity Shipmasters
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
N past five years and by having, and continually re-
ceiying fresh supplies Of GROCERIES OF my own impor
lation, and at all times heavy stock hand attentive
Clerks and Team deliver goods free of charge by
sXqereneed Degsg9 do feel prepared 70 put mp FAMILY
SUPPLIES. SHIP and BOAT STOR ES-ff PLANT.
Frs, ORDERS and attend to PLANTATION SUP
FLIES tie most favorable terms with goods of the
best quality Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON
myl8 Il Family Grocer. "a Camp street. N. o.
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" A. TYLER, 90 Cy4JTF St.. has constantly ON hand
~. and Is Fsesiylag By sgsy ssI,g Gold e
-a =. .s-A. the bsai naaksn. Als0Fob, Vest II -
end gqa1d CHAINS, SEALS 'eAls4i
- and KEYS, in every variety. Sold Pens
Pencils, Thmbez Buckles. 80; Fine BFacele Brooches
Necklaces, Rings svaTMae, Spoons and Forks, Ladies
CasDu. Cups Pitchers Trays. Plated CaS0n, Te5-Seits,
Canaas5icka, Urns, rich Fancy Goods Luhin,s fine Per
fumery0RstheT with variety or other articles
numeous 70 mention. Als0-aPECfAC Giles, with Gold,
Silver, Shel Steel bowed frames, and Glasses of every
k8id-tsye- floseun, etc., etc. constantly hand, lnd
fitted p suit the eve 4 short notice mis-
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~ The Cam wisAve New Orleans and Csrroilion svsfv
hour after O'Clock SUNDAYS If the weather Is fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Can will eave every is miuute
tIOm the cOnerOf Raronne and Canal SIS mavls-Sm
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II COHEN having had 80 years' experience offers the
IL, above iRfdiii5te remedy for all Diseases $50,
pertaining TO the EYE. Ophalmia Of years -
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in tle4 -
Eye, of Yeas, cured in 10 weeks man of this NGfF
city being blind for mOnths restored TO the sight
Of one eye in weeks gentleman no always used specs
for 90 by using only drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by candeght hours after. In
demmatiOn OF days, cured bV sHgte dTep II gives
brlaney 10 the Eye, and also sreugth ens the sight,
AZ 205 PHfLiPPA Street. near Hepa, and AZ ST.
Charles Street. apl7 ~
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WATCHES JEWELRY.

M a. MGI Err No 100 CkMP street, Watch ~
vi. maker ana dgelsg II gEWEIsRY 4 GOLD va
PENS FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. ~ az
AllJsweu artrclel repaired ct moderate prices uis
WATCHES, JEwELRx AND FANCY GOODS.
VIE subacnbsn hasejg lseesed an sa;dlqnei r.
supply 81 very superior Gold snd Silver tFatcsesi ~ ~
with Hunting Cases Of n. 1. Tohias Rosheil and = q
other superior makers also, Fine E0nd0N fJRpteN
atshes rich Jaway Of the atest Sly les oonpflslng int
Gold Watch Ch0ins, Keys ana Seals, Ladies bygeelss
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cares, Finger klnEs
80 Also great variety Of ANCY GOODS, selected by
Of the fgmin the EuIOpean markets c0nsstlng Of Won
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fanl keoues and other fancy
ARTICLES Also dno SCISSOR and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Casiois. Cnndlestieka Double and Single Barre
Guns Pistols RevoFeu, Bowie Knives, Military GO0dl, &c.
sc. for sale a moderate pnces, BY
isa HYDE 4 GOODRICH. IS ChsTtress,
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KEW ORLEANS Z 0ARRoLLToN RAILROAD

raw 9&A4A4aA4to x QAAAANA4LAQ N hALLAOAQ
Depot corner Of BGronHs aud Psrdido strssts
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20osntt
single ticket for children overs and under ~ ysan 70 .
~ L-eny X. ~ ~
SeIysnts 6sqpe) orany distance. 10 cents
@ Residents in Lafayette, CaHOlt0n and vicinity are
Informed that this Company has fixed an uniform rate 81
communication hqkett for passage il the Cars wit Is %
per month n advance for eheI Road and for any distance
Chldfon hall poe-nO such tickets given for any 0thsl
period than the hIrt 70 The last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies' in each train
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have had the mixing and using Of the Newark and RIOS
endae Cement purchased hy the contractors Of the Reading
Gas Works and strongly recommend being best
1 have ever used. JONATHAN FAIRCHILD,-
snper't Of Mason Work At Reading Gas Works
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$40 Gases Of Ffesh FRDNE5 IA store aud for sale b.
80 lsla GdA5 alOUGhrQN. g Camp St.
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wv. alst1fE a 144s5 49,
I'm BOXES Shay eAtra BEEF TONGUES. just II
Il ~ eciFad and for sale BIZ
Jas CHAs. sTouGHToN. % Camp q.
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICkLAY Err, No. IS ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of F IRE WORK, such as the
" Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers, etc. All work done by the subscriber will go
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be, Ev
N. B-PL AsTERING and WHITEVvAsHIEG done
with dirpeioh. al9 IL
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ANCHORS AND cHAIN GABLES.
NOR SALE Anchors and Cham Gables. at aye pet
NJ Apply al y Natehea street, up stairs. ap3t
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The subscribers prepared 10 execute Ordes for the
enose ARTICLES in any quantities that may be required and
would call The attention Of dealers, bulde estern makers
e1 a. being very superior articles and AZ moderate prices
~, HA9MAN q HOLDEN, So Magazine 81.
ne" uIieanF, Feb q, 1919, ie "a 3m
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EIHN TENIWg NNIN
UAffM BUSHELS in Hhis., landing from ship York
A-NND and brig L0Wder-iof sale hy
d Ia JOHN STROUD Co. Jas Common q
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809NAC BRANDY
a SUPERIOR quality Of C0gnae Brandy. il casks and
"A liemauhnr fer SAFE By
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LARD.
EfA KEGS Choice Family Lard n store and for sale BY
~ lsla CHAS. Sf0UGNTON. "a Camp st.
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1E IiHReEa John Shay susancuIed HAMS landing
-AlI from steamer Moro tusiie and for sale by
CiSAS. STOuGHTON, "a Camp st.
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noe BARRELS Dsman q Nelson's, and Bfown's Ro
jon ssudae handbag from bog LowdsI and bark Auto
loqn-4irr snle bp JOHN STROUD 81 CO.
Jed les Common street,
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Sl. GEWEVl6WH LIME.
0E0 BARR Els sanding from steamboat josiah law
Clss renee. and ios sale By JOHN STROUD CO..
1ff fsumnon stfaat
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On NE BBI.s Is toe and ior ssie by
80 lee L, ]. HART & co. p 1ahoupilouas o.
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hQR TUE TERRfTORY on. CsaIfEORArLq
III tHE uNpthSlGNED, having received iIom the Hon.
~ ISAAC Johnson, Governor of the State of louisiana
neApnennentqi COMMISSIONER take Dispositions. fol
the lesy OF California for the State OF Louisiana would
aiam ne slds 800 the PUBLIC that a. hisinienton oy
e present. Of locating az tha Bay OF San Francisco and
WI aepd % any business entrusted to his care either IN Tie
way 81 eonsighments Of goods, agency, or otherwise
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~ OBI w WQRTHINGrOR General y7gsat ana
IA Collector, Rodney, JetetOD cpuntv. Mississippi, will
atten gunctuely to the CUsotion Of Notes. Drafa, 40
counts &c this and sOathern
Rsferg tQ-liIake Il Evan, BrougnlOn 4 Murdoch
Ptnekard, Warren 4 Co. Rodney h9hs . Inn GOOdin
RiehaTd Beck, r. II, s G. NJ. Bayly, New Orleans W.
n. Henry, T. A. s. D5niphan, Natchez; James Go0din.
Cincinnati jas, Hand philadelphia; ]. e, James, lexing
on; IhOs. FIeeland. Olaibone county, Miss. ap29
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hereby certify that have been using the Cement mann
laciured by the Newark and Rosendae Lime aud Cen en-
Company, and cordially recommend il as very supero
article. have no hesitation in declaring be the best
have used and would recommend to contractors M
Others requiring Cement that will quick aud iake arg,
proportion Of sand article that will fully answer ihos
Rochester. N. Y. December ]. 1913. sH'A"'
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-MEDICAI..

nR. WALLACE. No. "a Arcade PassaesCnns .,,sl
and from to6P. NJ
oEPERs len at the Drug Store of H. Bounabel. win b.
attended ia2G Ivdh
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= NJ = 4 80 aI7IlNl Is HyDNN,
hN HAND--A faWaets of LEDGER s. and JOURNALS
- ql nupeI-koYal. Royal and Medium Sizes full bound
hga bands 900 500, 100 and $40 printed pages each For
sac 20 NeW Y ok prices BY DAVID FELT 8 CO.,
lel4 No "a ChHrtres street
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CALIFORNIA SPADES.
NfkfA FOB SALE low. Apply a. y Natchez street, up
.E4itt staif np95
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COLEMAN IS IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
UJFlD In TORY MILLS
M ANuF ACQUIRED BY W ?. ColEmAS, GiTod aIeet
Iva door below BaTOnne, New Orleans These Mills
in euocesiu operation in the following States, viz
Ohio, New York. Pennsylyani, Virginia, Kentucky, lnd
ana Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Al
kansas Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana rexsa.
Mexico and account of their D0rtdbiitp the very
thing for California number Of them have been puf.
chased recently for those ' DgeinB"
90 War; anted to perform to the satisfaction Of the
chaser MONEY refunded Lmhl4l w. p @.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 TTTurRp 20 kegs choice Goshen Butter;
- 20 do. prime Western do.
n ANS " tierCes Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams
casks plain do.
CRACKERS SIS hbls. Boston & Soda Crackers freshl
- - IS do Butter and Water do do
kLOuR-4O bbs fresh St. Louis and Ilinoia Flour
ar pru IS boxes;
> a halfdo Colgate's Pearl Starch.
CHERsE- rs boxes English Dairy Cheese
Z 10 do Pineapple do.
RAlsINs-l60 whole, half and quarteFsbOxeg.
5OAP--a0 boxes No. Extra Family Soap.
rEA-lO0 packages fine Green and Black Teas.
For sale low and delivered free of charge n any part OF
the city, by Iapl3l CHAS. STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
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..,.,,r Eoh o-lALIFoRNIA.

N ! y WIIIIE7 In. B q common 81
tH AVE FOR SALE-SAuDLEs suitable for those 90
a = ing % California, cheap and Fo0d. or
bAlBls4c, Bits Htunpg. Saddle Bags and ~
HQddld Nfl.ats, ETC. etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS 0feyery kind and
description, amoEg them be found Caps Coas Capes
4esfinFh Aatepfopf Blankets. Air Pillows, Air Beds
Iatp1plinf Tents. Clothing bags etc. etc
Atihaeisn oitho GOLD EN- SsfgDLE. 50 Common
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MT BRANDER SMITH, General COMMISSION
IN. MERCHANT, No. 80 GRAyIKR sTRKET, is Com
mssiOned lake Acknowledgement Of Deeds and POwem
Of Attorney, AdminseE 0als, and to take Testimony
and Proof Of Demands by appointment Of the Governors Of
the following States viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT,
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA. H
LINOIS. MISSOURI KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE.
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mh2 6m
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no OALWoRNIANs!
CMITH s. BROTHER, No. SO COMMON STREET
- GRAND DEPOT for The safe Of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

CAmFORMaE EMIsRANT. Among their assortment NAV be
found Aux BEDS, An Pillows, Ihda Rubber Cloth RIDING
laps Sou wesen, Cloak Goats, Pouches Clothing Bags
pauins. 49,. Also.
TENTS PICK SADDLES. OAtaFoRE1A saDp1v
bAas Saddles and biIde Of every description; Bits Stir
fnuk. SpuN. Hair Rope Moss Blankets etc etc, fvaa
NEWARK AND RosBNDALE LIME AND
oHMBNr COMPANY. Newark, N. T.
'hE ~, e89oye named Company have appointed Messrs
- hAhmAN y HOLDEN sole Agents for the snle ri
t The, y2rEsBed y Y, RAlIItG CEMENT CAECINET
FLASTek, and MARBLE DUST for tho oity ~ Ne,v
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN H. STEPHENS, Pest
a LEMAssENA, Sec y.
Newark. N. j., FebfuaIy, F649.
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Dr. Dayiss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my expert.
OF its beneficial effects in my have been
for time subject attacks Of splitting Of blood
tended with weakness of the breast and an sensation
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspeptic symptoms.
Last spring having attack Of IT, recommended By
aequantaI who bad been cured By Dr. Davs Sywp,
70 try IT. dd and relieved by h in less than
bottle. Its apparent good effects Were immediate.
JOHN u. ORAn. LadIe.- shoamakaI. 20 Race 90
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25
A LIST OF LETTERS

- EMAINING in the Post Office at Stauntof,
~ Va, on the LIST of July, lS49:
"A. & R.-Janetta Allen, Lovigi Bertorilla, Da-
vid Banister,, Samuel III. Barrett, Edward Bate.
Henry Bowers, Rolling Blackbon, Mary G. Belt.
John 5. Byers, John Brooks, Ruth Brown, Da5ney
5. Beach, David Baylor.
C.-Samue e.. Crosby, Henry Curyea, Martha
Ann Golfer, Daniel Croft, Samuel s. Crittenden,
Abel Carson, Sarah II. Cary.
D.-John Desper, John Dome.
John B. Fairburn, Samuel Fisher, James
Frazier.
G.-S. M. Greene, Charles A. Grinnell.
H.-George w. Hanger, John Hughes
I. & J.-Dephia Irwin, William A. Jackson,
Thomas Johnson, Ross Johnson.
K--Carone Kinney, 5. e. Knox.
L.-Roben Il. Larue, Eliza Lloyd, VIM. III.
Lowry.
M.-James Moore, VIM f. Maupin, Wash
ington McCutchins, VIM. McCuichen, Sarah NJ.
Martin. Philip Miller, VIM. Mccullough, John
Merritt, Samuel Mohler.
N. & P.--Chares w. Nolen, A. P. Porter,
Samuel p. Paris
R.-John RUBBISH, Peter Rubush, Henry Rip
petoe, VIM. Richardson.
S.-Horatio g. Strong. Charles 0. Sanford, Jas.
Stevens, Adam Sheets, David Siege, Geo SPOTS,
Crsan Sharman, Maria Smith, Godlep Schmidt,
John Short.
TIL G. Tate, Mary Teaford, Thomas A.
Thompson.
Violin Wilson, VIM. Woods, S. r.. Watt,
Rev. G.. Wolcote.
Y.-Dr. John S. Young, Dr.. w. H. Young,
Samuel Yount.
o. These Letters will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office if they not taken out of the Post Office
before the LIST of October, l049.
Saunfop Julv 1910
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on Monday last, near Lebanon White Sulphur
Springs. Of Inlammatory Sore Throat. JAMES, intact
DIED, in Highland County, on Tuesday the 10th OF
July, Mrs. MARoARET CAMPBELL, wife oil Mr. benla
min B. Campbell aged 80 years All who have had the
privilege Of acquaintance with this excellent lady
will admit that her life has furnished OF the few
cases in which there is danger that euogy will
ceed the truth. For l6 years she consistent mem
Der Of Pisgah Presbyterian Church. Il would be diff
cult IL not impossible to find person OF more harmless
telect and most amable dispositions and above ali
having been TO uncommon degree purified by the
Spirit of God she exhibited character as near perec,
ton hope to find among ialliblc mortats and
her loss is deeply felt only by her husband, her six
children and her other relatives but by all who knew
her. But if we rightly view the subject we cannot
mourn for loss, great il is. is far more than
pensated by her gain. AS might have been expected
her end peace. During her lingering illness, tothe
last Of which enjoyed the full OF her faculties,
che manifested readiness to depart. But she far
from hoping for acceptance on the ground Of her own
merits. Speaking Of hcrsefas member of the Church,
she exclaimed, chow unworthy n mcmber." Her
whole trust in Christ. BLESSED the dead who
o. w achman and Observer please copy.
DIED, in Independence Missouri, on the 25th day Of
May last, Mrs. FELlsKEY, wife of Robert l.. NCleen,
formerly Of Scottsvillc Albcmarlc county, Va. Mrs.
MClelen was for some years an acceptable member
inc % % S"u m , ime
her death her last hours she cxhortcd her family aud
friends all to embrace Chris, and prepare to her in
Heaven. She has left disconsuate husband, and six
children to mourn her departure, but they not
those who have no hope: We trust her pous example
when they fail earth they may have an assurance
that they will live in heaven beyond the grave. L..
DIED, at Cincinnati (O) the 18th day of June
last, Mrs SALLY A. Mills, wife of the Rev Thorton A.
Mills, in the thirty third year ofbct age The dcceas
ed daughter of Judge Menzies Of Boon county,
KY, and the Grand daughter Of Michael CARRIER de-
ceased of this place. Obituary next week.l
DIED. on Wednesday last, CoRsHLIA, infant daugh-
ter Of David s. and Sarah +. Bear, of this town.
DIED, Thursday last, at his residence Green
vile, john HAwPe, Sr in the Goth year of his age
The deceased was plain unassuming and unprctcnding
man, highly respected, and sincere friend
DIED, the 9th of June last, of inammatory Sore
Throat, JAMES WAsMNaIoN, aged years, months
and daysand on Tuesday the 18th inst, of the
disease, CoRSELiA ANN, aged years, months and 10
days, infant children of Thornton and Rachel Berry,
Of this county.
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, ON Monday the 2nd
day of July, lS49,
Alexander A. III. Perkins, an infant who sues by
his next friend William McClintic, Branch o.
Morgan and Laura II. M. S. his wife, formerly
Perkins, and Sarah c. Kincad formerly Per
kns-Plaintifs,
AGAINST
Jane Perkins, Administrators OF Tyrus ri. Perkins,
decd, Rachael G.. Scott, Administrative of John
ID. Hamilton, decd, Stephen A. Porter, Exec
utor Of Alexander Hamilton, decd, John Gill
land, Jas. Brown and John Cleeck-Defendans
The Defendant, John Gilliland, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabiiaEt of this Commonwealth On mo
ton of the Plaintiffs by their Counsel it is ordered
that the said Defendant John Gilliland, do appear
here on the first dag of the next term and answer
the Plaintiffs Bill and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Staunon Spectator, for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of this County.
A Copv-Iesfe,
CHAS. u. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
July III, 1S49.-2m.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
SEHNs,tOM, va, ESA9.
TRUSTEES.
Rev. FRANCIS MCFARLAND, D. D., President.

Col James Crmefo,d, Rcv. s. j. Lore,
Reo. Nm. Rro,rR, Jacob BayIor. ESQ
.4dam Eiak, Esq, .Mej. j. alasshaN NC Cue,
John .Me Cue, Esq, I'm, M. Tate, Esq,
Dauid FMlz, Esq, j. addison Cochran. ESQ.
Dr. a. WaddeH, Req B. M Smith,
Req. j. Hendren, ID ID. Capt. Kenton Harper
Vim. Frazier, Esq, Secretary,
.4lenr. S. Hall, Esq, Treas.
YNHE Academic year commences on the first
- Monday of September, and closes on the last
week in June.
yAcATIoN-Juy and August, and few days
at Christmas.
The year is divided into t,yo Sessions of fre
months each. The first Session closes on the first
OF February, and the second on the last of June
The course of Studies embraces liberal educa-
ton as prescribed in the best Collegiate institutes of
the Country. Pupils may enter at any time, and
are charged from the time they enter. No deduc-
tons made for absence, unless in cases Of sick
ness or strict necessity.
This Seminary has been in successful operation
for SOME years with Steady patronage.
The building is large, commodous, and central
~ placed IN heaflhtul and quiet Town in the
fruitful Valley ofVirginia.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Scientific and Literary Course, per Ses-
sion of five months, from $l2 to SIS.
Latin and Creek, either or both $40.
French 40
If two ofor all the above languages are
taken the whole charge for them is SIS.
In no instance, however, is a charge
OF more than $25 Session made
for any selection, or all the ADORE
named branches together.
Incidental for Rents, SO cents
The pupil is liable to no other charge
except in the Music DEPARTMEHr.
For Lessons on Piano Forte and in
vocal music, with use of Piano 800
Lessons on Guitar, if added to Piano,
$l0-if alone $40.
Drawing and painting $40.
Boarding in respectable and 6enteel
| families can be procured for from S. to SO per
month. S. MATTHEW'S. PR1Ncfpu
Staunton, July Is, 1871 Wind. copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-07-25

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, July the End, lS49,
Henry Swatsle and Daniel Lucas and zabeth his
wife, late Elizabath FuIwder-Plaintiffs,
A6AINsT
George Fulwider, ard Hannah Hanger, late Han
nah Fulwder, widow of Jacob Hanger, decd,
and othors-Defendants
The Defendants, Geo. Fulwider, Kinney Cling
genpeel, and -, -, -, -, the children
of the said Kinney CIingenpeel and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Fulwideb now deceased, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security according
TO the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth 1t is
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here
the first day of the November Term, next, and an
swer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed III Stanton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and posted at the front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
MICH. G. KINNEY, C. C.
July is, ls4o.-2m.