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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 ofJuiy, lS49.
Alexander A. III. Perkins, an'infant who sues hv
his next friend William McClintic. Branch @
Morgan and Laura II. NJ S. his wife. formerly
Perkins, and Sarah e. kincaid formerly Per,
kins-Planifs,
AGAINST
Jane Perkins, Administrators OF Tyrus H. Perkins,
decd, Rachael C. Scott, Administrators Of John
ID. Hamilton, decd, Stephen A. Porter, Exec
utor of Alexander Hamilton, decd, John Gill
land, JAS. Brown and John Cleeck--Defendants
The Defendant, John GilIiland not harinp en-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act Of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhahi-art OF this Commonwealth On mo.
ton of the Plaintiffs by tker Counsel il is ordered
that tie said Defendant John Glliland. do appear
here on the first day OF the next term and answer
the Plaintiffs Bill and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Siaunion Spectator. for
two months successfully. and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this County
-. A Copy-Teste,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
July III, l940.-2m.
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commissioners, SAFE.

'ENHE undersigned, acting Commissioners of
me Circuit Superior Court for Augusta Coun-
ty, ard In pursuance of a decree rendered in the
cause 4 Ha@pse IS: Wilhgow, will, on Friday the
lOlh day of August next, in the town of Green
vile, proceed to sell at public auction, the FAMI-
Lf OF NEGROES in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, viz One Female Slave named
GAB0IEINNo
and her two female children, the eldest about five
or SIX years old, The other younger bu, the precise
age not known TO us. They will be sold together
as one family and not separately.
IERMS.--So much of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, as shall defray the costs OF suit
and The charges OF sale, and the residue in six
months, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. YM. FRAZIER,
ID. S. YOUNG,
July 10, iS49-tGs. Commissioners.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Try virtue Of authority vested in us by the last
Will and Testament Of SamI Finley, decd,
we will proceed to sell on Thursday the 3Oth day
OF August, next, at Public Auction, on the premi-
ses, all of his Estate both Real and Pesona, viz:
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND.
lst.-Neadow Farm, containing about 226
ACRES, having upon 1t large
lSl@IUE Mt ANST0No
large Barn. all necessary out houses, several of
which arc Brick two good Apple Orchards, some
10 To 20 Acres ofprime Meadow, well watered /;
and the Timbered Land lays well, two miles from
Greenville, upon the Valley Road.
2cd Tract.-Wood Farm, lies within one mile
of Greenville On the Valley Road, and contains
253 ACRES,
100 Acres OF which is finely Misunderstanding
upon it two Apple Orchards, Meadow, good Log
Dwelling and Barn, one or two good Springs, and
branch running through il.
3rd Iraci-Lying within three miles Of Green
vile, Upon the Valley Road, contains
leo AOl2laSa
having upon tia Log House, very good Barn, an
Orchard, and an excellent Meadow, well wa,ered );
aud sufiicen, quantity of Timber.
9TH Iract.-Lyng near Meadow Farm, con-
tains about 900 ACRES, one-half of which is
cleared, the BALANCE well tiinbered. There upon
this Tract good Log Dwelling and Stables, with
considerable quantity Of Meadow Land.
9th Tract.-AdJoning the last mentioned Tract,
contains between Three aud -Four Hundred Acres.
These are denomnated prime Lands, they are well
Iimbered and watered, with some cleared Land
upon them, and will be laid off in parcels Of about
100 Acres.
Also Lot of A ACRES, adjoining the Town of
Greenville
The Terms for the above named Lands will be
lOurth OF the purchase money paid in hand, and
the remainder in three equal annual instruments.
There will also be sold at the same time,
S likely Negroes; 3 Men, WOmcn,2 Girls l Boy.
Also all the PERSONAL PROPERTY, CON
sisiing of the following articles Is head Fat Cat
tie, several Cows aud young Cattle; 5 head Of
Horses; about 80 or 40 head of Sheep, some of
which are fine Mutton; 80 head Of Hogs, and
Household aud Kitchen Furniture of every descfip-
ton; no lbs of good Wool, &C., SC.
Also---A Fine Large Library, consisting in part
Of The following Books: "a LTgc Fops. Ednburg
Encyclopedia % TOis. Universal History; IL
Iots. History Of England, Sc, Sc.
Also-Farmlng Utensils Of every description 2
Wagons, and the running gear Of Two new ones
! Cart and Carriage; ! new Wheat Thresher ;
W heat Fans several hundred bushels Wheat and
Oats, large quantity Of Corn at The heap, and 45
barrels Of Flour, lift is not disposed Of; Also large
quantity of Hay, SC, sc. Eight Shares in the
Siannton and James River Company; shares New
Shenandoah Company 2 shares Louisa Rail Road
Company. g.. n
The Terms for the Personal Property will be
made known at the commencement of the sale,
which will continue from day to day till all the
property is sold. =,
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ANN SMA'YW ACADEMY
Lexington, Virginia.

'ENIlE next session of this School will commence
o. on Monday, September Sid
The location Of this 6cademy is one Of the finest
in this region. The arrangements of the School
are on The me st select and liberal plan, embracing
Of instruction thorough systematic and prac
teal Every branch Of useful, and ornamental ed
ucailon is under the supervision of the Principal
assisted by the most compel, nj teachers. The re-
ligi0us, as well as moral and intellectual instruc.
ton of the pupils is strictly attended to. Prof.
Armstrong Of Washington College, lectures on
Chemistry, and Prof Dabney has charge Of the
Classical department.
The Session commences on the LIST September
aud persons respectfully solicited to attend to
the entrance Of pupils at that time, as delay in this
respect is seriously injurious TO the progress Of the
pupil Terms foI Board and Tuition very moderate
No deduction made for absence, except in cases of
protracted illness.
A report is made TO Guardians and Parents each
five months, showing the standing Of each pupil in
Scholarship and department.
Pupils admitted at any time during the session
and charged accordingly.
L. NOTTINGHAM, Principal.
July Is, lSl0.-2m.
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2GJ .GCEeES,
10000 ACRES OF LAND
E7Oas SALE.

|EHflE undersigned, as Agents and Attorneys ia
= fact for Nimrod Dent, will sell privately, and
in parcels to suit purchasers, the above quantity out
of body OF $4,000 Acres, lying in Randolph coup
ty. The title 10 this Land is unluestionable, being
acquired under a decree of the Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery 70! said County, pronounced in
1912, under the authority of an act of the General
Assembly passed March 80, 1887. These Lands
lie East of Beverly, the County seat of Randolph
and near the Parkersburg road. Full! pats and ev
licences OF title are in possession, and great bar
gains will be given. Particulars, terms, Sc, may,
be known by application at the Spectator office, or
by letter, postage paid, y 10 the subscribers.
l.. WADDEIE,
j. w. CALHOUN.
Stanton, July 4, IS49.-tf
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, July the 2nd, lS49
Henry Swatsle and Daniel Lucas and Eel zabeth his
wife, late Elizabath Observation-Disclosures,
George FuwideT, ard Hannah Hanger, late Han
nah Fulwider, widow of Jacob Hanger, decd. .,
and othors-Defendants
The Defendants, Geo. Fulwder, Kinney Cling
genPeel, and d, -, the children
of the said Kinney Clingenpeel and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Fnlwider, now deceased not having en-
terod 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
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: 1t is
ordered that the said Defendants do appear here on
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 i'll Stanton, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Court house
Copy--Teste,
MICH. G. KINNEY, G. c.
july 1S, iSl9-2m
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON, We, IS49.
TRUSTEES.

Rev. FRANCIS MCFARLAND, D. D., President.
Col. Jemes Crawford, REQ S. j. Lore,
ReU Nm. Br0sn, Jacob Baylor, Esq,
.4dani Link, Esq, Maj. j. Marshall Nc Cue,
John NC Cue, Esq, I'm. M. Tate, Esq,
Daoid FMhs, Esq, j. addison Cochran, Esq,
DR.. "A. WadieH, Req. b. M Smith,
Rec j. Hendren, ID ID. Capt. Kentom Harper.
Wm. Frazier; Esq, Secretary,
Monday of September, and closes on the last
week in June.
VAcATloN.-July and August, and few days
at Christmas.
The year is divided into hco Sessions of fye
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 dedpc-
tons are 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, oommudlous. and central
ly placed in heaIthiul and quiet Town in the
/ fruitful Valley of Virginia.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Scientific and Literary Course, per Ses-
sion Of five months from $l2 to SIS.
Latin and Greek, 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 S25 Session made
for any selection, OF all The ADORE
named branches together
Incidental for kenls so cents.
The pupil is liable to no other charge
except in the Music DEpARTMEYf
For Lessons on Piano Forte and in
vocal music, with use of Piano $50.
Lessons on Guitar, if added to Piano,
$l0-if alone $50.
Drawing and painting $40.
BoaRDING.- Boarding in respectable and genteel
families can be procured for from So to $40 per
month. s. MATTHEW'S, PRINCIPAL.
Stanton, July Is, l849.-tf. Wind. copy.
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FOR HOUSE-KEEPERS.
I'D 'G'EAz1 PUBLIC.

z TAKE this mode of thanking my friends for
their liberal patronage, during the past Season,
ii tue g..
BLACK ROCK CIIlLYBEiTE SPRINGS,
and respectfully inform them that shall keep them
again this season, and shall be more amply prepar-
ed to entertain any that may wish to enjoy the ben
els OF the pleasant Mountain Scenery and the Cha
lybeaie Water.
i Terms for Board-Fvur dollars per week; Chill
dren and Servants half price. Horses will be kept
for fifty cents per day.
These Springs situated on the West side of
the Blue Ridge Mountain, 30 miles East of Ssaus-
ton, Is n. f.. of Waynesboro', and 10 E.. of New
Hope. | shall be prepared TO receive Boarders by
the 18th of July lS49.
SAMUEL KENNERLY.
July d, lS49-3t.
e. The Jellersonan Republican and Char
lotlesyille Advocate will copy three times and for
ward account 10 this Office for collection.
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NEW STORE.

ANIDi2lAW 10 lOlAAMINSa
4 AS just received large and beautiful assert
= menl of G. GODS, which have been selected
in the Northern Market, and comprising
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &c, &C.,
which he will dispose of on accommodating terms
for cash, or on the usual time To puncual dealers.
He respectfully invites the attention of the public
TO his Stock OF Goods, i, is entirely new and was
purchased at Very reduced prices. He therefore,
can offer great Inducements lie dealers, and hopes
they VIII give him call at the old stand oil Cowne
s Deakins, sign OF the Striped Umbrella and oppo-
site the Post Office.
Staunton July Is, lS49-tf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN obedience IN decree of the Circuit Court Of
the County of Augusta, pronounced on the 3rd
of November, 1913, in the cause therein depending
in the name of A. NJ and G. q. Francsco, VS.. Ju-
liza Miller and others, shall on Saturday the 18th
day of August next, proceed to sell the highest
bidder, at public auction, upon the premises, GER
tain tract or parcel of land containing
28;S .GGEeES,
more or less, lying not far distant from Spring Hill,
in said County of Augusta, adjoining tie lands os
William Howell. and others, and the SINE of which
Samuel Miller, late of Missouri, died seized Said
tract is unimproved, but is considered valuable.
The terms will be, much of the purchase mon
ey in hand as will detray the charges and expeRs-
es of the sale, the balance credit of six twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and the title retained until
the purchase money Shall be paid
Possession given on the day of sale.
DAVID FULTZ, Com.
July A, lSa9.-tds.
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RAEaW Az

ERON the Subscriber residing in jennings Gan.
on the Isl of July. SORREL MARE, A.
bout or y years DID, IS hands high, heavily built.
no white about her, scar across her right fore leo.
from recent cut, and some saddIe,marks ON the
BACK. one TOOK to the mountain when she left. and
posSioy persons bunting Cattle, &c, in the North
Mountain may find her. A liberal reward and all
expenses will be paid for her restoration to me.
THOMAS B. CRIGLER.
Jennings Gap, July II, 1873.
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NO'YlCE.

'H'HE practice of storing Flou-, or any other ar
tice GRATIS, will be discontinued from and af-
ter the LIST of July next, and in future all flour sor
ed with us will be subject TO a charge of 6. cents
per barrel, without discrimination, whether it is
sold here or shipped and Tobacco % cents per hind.
All other articles the rates heretofore charged
STAPLES, MARTIN s. CO.,
JOHN TYLER,
j. w. MASON & co,
rERKINS s, ENVERs,.
J. a. RAGLAND s. co
Scottsve July 4, lS49.-7t.
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SCHOOL In CHUR'CHVILLE.

'HNHE next session of subscribers School, will
commence on Monday the 10Th Of August.
next, and close on the 20lh of June, with vaca
ton of one week at Christmas His prices for board
and tuition for the session of ten months will be the
same as heretofore. j. G.. SLOWER.
July 10, lS49.-4t
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AWFUL OocUREENcE.-On Sunday night the
LIST inst, Mr. William Wallace, son of John Wal
lace, in the upper end of this county, slept out of
the Hotel at the Natural Bridg taI d for several
days was missed by his relatives and friends On
Thursday the 9th, enquiry made for him by
bis father, and after long and dlIigent Search his
body was found lying on the cliff, just above the
Bridge, about half way down. He had fallen over
the low paapet that guards the precipice, and in
moment his spirit left its clay tenement His
ekull was fractured and his body much torn and
Bruised.
The deceased was Of Incorporate habits, and no
Doubt his death is owing 10 his indulgence of them.
Our community deeply sympathises with the father
of the deceased, who is one of our most worthy and
most valued citizens, and with the family upon
which 50 terrible blow has been inflicted.-Ler.
Gdsette, July 10.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land
IN POCAEEssNTAS co.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Supe-
= rior Court of Law and Chancery for the
County of Pocahon!as,' pronounced a, the. May
Term, $40, in cause therein depending in which
VIM. Blair, Sheriff, and as such Administrator of
Lewis Eizonminger, decd, was Plaintiff, and
Daniel Alderman ard others, were Defendants, |
shall proceed, in front of the Court House of said
County, on the 4ih day Of September next, to sell
the Lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
being Tract of
1000 A0AlSS9
on the waters of Donthat's Creek, in the County
OF Pocahontas, being desirable TRACT OF
LAND, if improved, for grazing purposes
A credit Of SIX. twelve and eighteen months will
be given, the purchaser executing bond with APP
proved security, and the title will be retained as
an additional security until all the purchase money
paid. JAMES Il. LOCKRIDGE, :
July Io, lS49,-5t. Commissioner.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

NROM the subscriber, residing near the Dry
Branch Gap, in this County, on the 9th inst,
large BLACK HORSE, supposed to be
seven or eight years old; said horse has little white
on both hind feet as high as the pastern joint and
a lump on his back caused by the saddle.
Should any one take up this horse he will oblige
me by informing me thro' the Post Office and Twill
pay all reasonable expense.
SAMUEL J. BELL.
July Is, 1S4o.-3t.
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Stone & sMCCOZZlI21l'S
LEVIATHAN ESTABLISHMENT.
Grcas Western Circus.

40
'E'tIIS very superior and s,upendous Exhibition,
acknowledged with one accord TO be the
Leading Equestrian Establishment on this Con-
tincnt!
Will exhibit at Staunton on Saturday the 2Sth
day Of July, 1919, for one day only.
II is necessary to add, in consequence Of the i'm
mense amount Of humbuggery of late resorted to by
Iencrant Trapeliing Exhibitions, that The material
Of STONE * MCCOLLUM'S CIRCUS is en-
tirely new. The extent and grandeur of the outfit
this Spring is without parallel IT. the annals of sim
liar Establishments, and required the services of
several Mechanics and Artisans complete the tout
ensemble of this VAST TRAVELLING CAvALcADE,
during the past Winter
TEE CORPS OF PERFORMERS
Are of that superior cast not found in Circus Com
panies generally, numbering among them gentle
men who are alike respected for their csiimabe
qualities in private life, for their superior per-
tcrmanccs in public, and with satisfaction we refer
10 the following Names:
III SIGN'R LUIGI GERNANI, r. DTcCOLLUM
Il STONE, JOHN S1iTH,
-Four inen the world cannot produce their equals i'm
their respective lines of business, with
NJ. j.. LiPNIAN, y. W.. STONE, !. II. SHAY, A.
LEVI, w. STUART, LIE SIEUR EDGAR. Il.
III. COLEMAN. J; BROWN. A. GATES,
MASTERS BURT AND WILLIAMS.
The JEsTERs to the Entertainments are
W. WORRELL and GREEN JOHNSON,
or that pure dye ST. often enquired after by gentle
men visiting similar Exhibitions, attended by la
dies In the representations, so far as the Clowns
and other performers in the ring concerned, no
rude jests. or improper actions will be tolerated by
the proprietors.
With this assurance, we trust the odium heaped
upon Travelling COMPANIES generally by portion
ot the mass, Will, in this instance, be recalled
''Gond actions crown themselves with lasting bays;
who well deserves, needs not anothcr's PRAISE
THE GRAND BRASS BAND!
Is another important feature in the annals of must
cal cOnn0isSe,S, placed as il is under the direction
Of It's very eminent Leader,
Fl. *. GAUL,
Forming during the Entertainments in the Circle,
the most EFFICIENT STRING BAND-Icader j
Bernard. All tend To grand point, viz: making
Stone s. Nc Columns Circus mpleie in every de-
partment.
Every day between The hours of Sand | (wea ii,
or permt;ing,) The superior Band will appear in
procession seated in their Elegant Car, DRAWN BY
TWENTY HORSES and driven by Mr. JOHN ALLEN,
one of the most expert reinsnen of modern DAYS
Prices of .1dmission.-BoX so Cents, Children
under 10 years of age halfprice. Pit for the Ne
gro population, 20 Cenls-no half price.
Time IF opening DOow-Atlernoon Represen
tation, J P. NJ. Night, n 2. NJ.
Time Of COmnlencing.-Aliern at 9 P NJ.
Night, p. Nj. q. l.. EATON, Agent
o. To Exhibit at Greenville Friday July 9th,
and at Waynesborough, Monday The 3Oth
July Is, IS49.-2w.
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH school

E'HE Examination of the Pupils ofths School,
will commence on Thursday the 26th inst,
at O'Clock, 4. NJ, and will coitinuc until Ill the
classes are through.
The public are respectfully invited TO attend
Examining Committee, Rev. b. NJ. Smith, Rev
w. q. Campbell, and J.. WaddeI. Esq.
w. w. TRIMBLE, Principal.
July 1S, lS40.-2w.
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TO THE LADIES.

HAVE this day received one piece Black Silk
GimPing, for VIsites, French Worked Collars.
Do Mourning, Ladies' Lace Under Sleeves. Chill.
dren's Lace Sleeve Mius, Sc. SC.
G.. KENNEDY.
Stanton, July IL, 1Sl0.-G.
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lbs ACRES,

be the same more or less, being part of 4 Tract of
$50 Acres patented to Abel Armstrong in 1906
4 he deed 10 j. Armstrong, Jr., conveys I3S Acres
being an old survey ii may possibly hold out
more. This Tract lies on both sides of Jennings
Branch, about half way between Jennings Gap and
Churchyllle, adjoining the lands of Isaac Gray, A
mos Crosby, VIM. Knowles, sc. 1t is well water
ed and has an excellent Spring near the house.
The Improvements consist Off comfortable two slo-
y Log DWELLxTgG-EIOUS an excellent
double Barn, with sheds all around, a Distillery,
aud Blacksmith Shop. This last being on the
public road and in the midst of populuus neigh
borho1d is considered desirable location.
Aso at the same time and place, Tract of
Land nearly contiguous to the above named Tract
lying on both sides of "A small branch and adjoining
Amos Crosby, VIM. Knowles, Francis Huff, Sc,
containing
JS .gcrcs, :Sa EroJes,
he the same OF less. small portion Of this
Tract is cleared, but much the larger part is well
tmbered.
TERMS..-So much of the purchase money as
shall be sufficient TO pay the costs Of suit and the
expenses OF the sale, 10 be cash in hand and the
residue upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months the purchaser giving bond and security, and
the legal title to be retained ultimate security
The purchaser to have the right to enter upon the
land Immediately, to put out Fall crop and, to have
full possession OF the premises the lst of October
next, with the privilege reserved to the tenants i,
possession 10 gather and take Off the crops now
growing upon said lands
The creditors of the estate are invited to ATTEND
the sale. WILLIAM. FRAZIER.
r. PORTERFIELD KINNEY
Jniy IL, l049.-ids Commissioners
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN Pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered at the Jure term, in the cause of J.
Armstrong, SEN, Administrator and ais. VS.. j. Arm
strong, jun, Administrator, the undersigned who
were appointed Commissioners for that purpose
will proceed Saturday the | In day Of august
nert, 10 sell at public auction on the premises all
the real estate of the said John Armstrong, Jun,
decI Of