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GoMERY Aa.s and CHARLESTON, s, 9.
60
Through in seven and a half Days-s1aEe Travel
Reduced TO Ninety-three Miles
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE--By the daily inc Of
Ma s Gapf ' RsgSoas dad L. BAY eba b
er9n LEAVING New Orleans a. II clock A e. and sllT5g
uiOueH' 20 NOZZLE TO MONTGOMERY
By the superior flstcass Stsames-lsavina Mobile at
?. and striving az mo9tgoHsTy sseood DAY a. g e y A.
Capt BurreI; ARKANSAS Capt Owen; OF ARA, Capt
s5@e sad bIo9aS u 20 . B0ps By the Da1 Mai Line
60acl-Fare slS-1'ims through. 40 hOur.
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
Nav 0RLEANs AND NEw YoRR MAIL LuG-Via GifiR
MOatgoa sssS' opsRa' Is RaiiIos & miles
sR Rs d ~ IN s niR s safsosd s% @is:
Atlanta I I'm ARgPsta,ll Fls Railroad l5I miles.
Fsys-oHf FolasSg 70 C6arissten, sae SO.
Time through "a huun-includits stoppages. Staging
61Gss 9 pas. Ise b S & POINT s
end GIssnvle to GnhH besides extra S9aehes always N
SsTs without % detenlion
.r da3 Sa fos see Pon re Raoad provided With
State-rooms and Beflhs, for night travel.
H9 S0Rro%s merry Hall Hp q sdoa HOass MOatso@sfy
at Montgomery, win save about -.
GRrAr CENTRAL MAIL IInE--Via Columbus. Macon
and Savannah:
MontgOmsTy, ~ An npslka la N Railroad, g miles.
BafuesviIe, 81 pm Macon 81, N RalrOad. g miles.
Savannah, IN Charleston San Isl m6Ost IdOmiles.
FarszAfsHtg oBlerB to Charleston, $23 5OIo SGgaR-
nah $50 so ...Jime through, u hours including two
nHhts' rest, vzs at Savannah and Macon -
nah Line are the AIeamoIa William SeahrOok, and Gen.
Clneh well known Tor their safety neatness, and aumptu
Gus fare. No charge for meals o. beIths
The Cans the Central Macon and Western Railroads.
of the finest description.
staging ned uoelf.tO IS miles
Two DAILY LINKS Of foul-hoa Post Coaches from Ope-
ika to BanesVile, via COumhus-te besides extra Coaches
always in readiness to carry forward any number Q through
passengers without detention.
For through tickets apply 2 The Agent az the Exchange
| cry, Alabama.
E Passenger procune through tickets Of the Agent
i at Montgomery, viii save about "a.
1 CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
| FaEe-S20... Tine e houn-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamers TO Wilmington, North Carolina thence by KALI
road 70 Pstssburg thsece 10 fhiadelpla By ne e2ao
/ Baltimore.
Steamships from Sarannah 70 Nsp York;
Steamships CHEROKEE and TEN NESSEB leave
Savannah alternately every Wednsdaya arriving on le
loiowng Saturday, a re-. SIS Passea ssa sb is
train from Macon.
Steamships from Charleston 20 Nee y e.s .:,,,,
Steamships NORTHERNER and sSS0 1 go, y RI
leave Charleston alternately epe5y saiaaa5 ~ sas
New Noik On the following TUESDAY 49, - ll.
Steamships from Charleston e 49,. cL.,,..
Steamships COLUMBUS and 49, f. pSilsdeip5is on
, ton alternately every Thunday--af5,issAe Z
me i0lo"ihE sula'' Ivii s. CGiBoHlf Ass9ss.,
1 10
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Through in Seven and d half Days-Srage Travel
Reducad 70 Ninely- three Mles.
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OARROLLTON HOTEL,


E'HE undersigned respectfully inform the pubic hst iney
Il have Just taken the above TONED estabb -
ment, with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys t
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc. ETC., appeTa
ing therefor and after thOr0Ug repairing the whole ana
making very considerable Improvements therein they arg
prepared receive and aecOm1OuHte Permanent ana
Transient BOarder 1t is almost useless 10 eXpatae on the
attractions to be found the CaTr0ton hOl
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment te estR
ishment second 70 none in the South, poeAlng as
does almost unfivaled scenery and the ARTIFICIAL helps o.
Gardening in the production Of fruits aud flowers aIe such
where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
AS place of Temporary Tuscati0nas retreat from The
noise, hustle and cares q city ifeit meEs more than ord
naFT notice from the VisiteF.
ThesundeTsigned HppIse the the public that their Larde
win always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game Fish etc. and they have aid in hnei
sorted stock of Wines and other Liquors hey can furnish
Dinner Supper Chance kepasS TO private parties al
the shortest possible notice. -.
The UNDERSIGNED therefore atte themselves that in add
ton their own assduOus efforts TO please the beauy o.
the location its saiubous atmosphere, the ease win which
access may be had their abshment by aOad, render
the CarrotOn Hote the most desirable Oa summer resorts
for the citizens of lew Orleans. -, i. ,,,,,-,,,, !
~ For terms Of Board, etc, inquire at the Planien
Hotel or at the Hotel in Carr5lltOn. Capt, a ANGELL
aus If CHAs. CHANDLER.
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GohGERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, s. c.
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CERTIFICATEs OF QUALITY:
The following selected from number received bV the

CERTIFICATEs OF QUALITY:
The following selected from number received by the
CeItifrate Of VIM J. MoAlpine Chisf Engineer. Dry
Dock Office, U. s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Nov 49, 1918
70 i3hoR e may concern have beea informed that the
Newark and ROsendale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the QuaTies and Mills lately owned By Hon
Hugh White, WhitespO ster county, N. Y and have
been asked tOtae knowledge of the character Of the
Of Cement (say 100000 bae) the enlargement or tie
Erie Canal, at and Albany. considerable portion Of
this manufactured by Mr. White, and was uniformly Of
most excellent character; indeed il the best
to that market The before using very severe and
but very few barrels rejected have been informed
hat the Cement sustained the excellent character on
he Cotton AQueduct. WIN. J. McALPINE, Engineer.
We have made use of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
manufactured by the ROsendae Lime and Cement Gem.
pRny, Onthe Gas WOrksat Realizing, and strongly
strength qucknes of setting. and Tor its taking
quandyof sand in its mixing, 4. D HIeHTEID,
r. s. FARRELDY,'
JOuN GINEY,
THOs. C.. MOORE
November II. Is4S Builders and Architects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement manu.
featured by the Newark and R0sendae Lime and tewent
Company, and cordially superior
article, have no hesitation in declaring to be the hest
have used and wOnh recommend Il to contractors and
Others requiring Cement that viii set quick and take large
proportion OF sand as an article that wltuy answer those
Rochester N. Y; December l, 1913.
Ihaye had themixng and using Of the Newark and RIOS
endas Cement purchased by the cOntacioBO the Reading
Gas Works and strongly reeommendt as bengthe best
have ever used. JONATHAN FAIRCHILu,
SupeT't of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works.
The subscribers prepared execute orders for the
above articles in any quantities that may be required and
would call the attention of Dealers builders esteTn makers,
HAYMAN- 8 HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
New 0riaaDs- Feb, On. IS49 Va u 3rn
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HOTELS, &c.


Wis EstabsInent having been repaired and nessy fur
nisheds Wih be opened on thez9th Of May. the -
Summer a pleasant Watering Place The undeI-@4
9Rnei have purchased this property for permanent rs
denee, and will keep the honse Summer ard WRief
The beat Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and
pains expense will be spared % render tho Of vstegs
pleasant and agIeeabIe Inv om1 @. LEW Is q CO.
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N " tAItA IND hU09NDAL LIWE AND
DEMENT, COMPANY. -. Newark, N, J.
TINE above named Company have appointed Messrs
HAYMAN y HOLDEN sole Agents for the ~ 70 III
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT CAICyTN m
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST. for the civ Of New
Orleans and vicinity JOHN II. STEPHENS, Presjt
A. LEMAssENA, Seo'y.
Newark, N. j., February, lSA9.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Bic.

A. TX LEE, ~ SJ1slr o., mas constantly On hand
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of al ~
z the bsst makers. AsO--FOb, Vest H q
s%7BG - and Gusrd CHAINS, SEALSe18ill
- ~ and KE Us, N. every variety Gold Pens
Pencils Thmbes Buckles &C.. Fine Bfaeslets, Brooches
Necklaces RingE SiFerFaYe, Spoons and Forks, Ladies'
CASTOR, Cupa Pitcher, Trays, Paied CasioTI, Teas Sets,
Candesticks, Urns, rich Fancy Goods Lubin fine Per-
iunsryogethsr with great variety of other articles too
nuFneOus 70 mentiDns AisO-SPECTACIiES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of every
knd-EYs Protectors, ETC., etc., constantly hand. sad
fitted 10 sus the eye at short notice MIS-
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

M 81. MEI Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. -
w maker aud desleT in JEWELRY. GOLD4CA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES - a
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING WATERWAYS. At Auction Prices.

ING MATERIALS, AT Auction Prices.
n McCUTCHEON, 100 ST, CHARLES Street, 2 doou
II above PoydTas-keeps constaniy
on hand a good assortment of NEW -
AND SECONDHAND FURNI- 81
TURE, Curled Hair and Moss N A. So
TRASSES, made of the best materials, which he is dis
posed sell as low be bought at auction for cash
REPAIRING of Furniture and MatIasSes, and all kinds
of JOBBEN done short notice, and BY the best work
men. Furniture packed, moved and shipped with care.
~ New and Seeond, hand Furniture bought etc. etc.
jylS 3m ID. MeCUTCHEON, 109 st Charles 81.
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SMITH a BRoTAE a nrr

SM II "a * Sc e9Ii0N & TREET.
HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
II RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are of the best
manufacture, and warranted TO stand al extremes of
weather s. 81 B. would call the particular attention Of
Cshonans thsiF Bottles Cantesns and Water Buckets,
manulacured with special reference to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Gold Diggns " Air Beds which weigh only IL pounds;
Waterproof Bags; POntpon Bags; Saddle Bags etc: IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING. Of eIl kinds; Wading
Boots Isegings etc India Rubber Blankets. Pillows.
etc. Ah0-rENTSS TENT-CLQTBS, Saddles Brides,
Rita StirruR SDnrs. ETC.. etc ~ SO Common ST. mis-
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DENTISTRY &e.
, DENTAL. Notice

~ ayrscn7 AK NOIlgEs
e near Lafayette Square thankful for es=sszs -
the nDefal patronage heretofore bestowed
npoh NM w9uid solicit continuance ofi3 Yfl,fA
NE same; Aitef practice Of twelve years III Il-IP
poth aud the United States and having awaited
e VII give Satisfaction 70 those who may favor him with
j. W. woud call particular attention 10 his improvsd
method OF Inserting Teeth Gold Plate Persons Tednn
sneh weald 20 well TO call aad examine specment All s
opefaons viii be warranted the best Of wofkmaRsh9 And
material, aHd to give satisfaction those who raw Dafro
re him !! W. refers 70 the following gentlemen who have
nOn9fed him with theiT patronage.
RrOiessoT Stone, D.. BenbI00k. MOphy & Nesius
Professor AioTphy, Sykes & Hyde, Robson & Allen
~ Dentists supplied with Gold FOIL Plate Teeth. etc
pcs and residence No. liz st. Charles street. near Ire
DENTAL NOTICE.
L fhS. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patisnts.
~ that they can be consulted daily at 5Esg5zA
Ilseifa0ilce, from A. n. TO P. N. DR.. 3
EEesaron,g many improvements in DEN-gl ~,
AAlssB hE Tx Y, are too well known and 11lLl IJr
ehea "a 70 reqnie ennmersting His Block Teeth are
paIiicuiafy worthy thsaientian Of those equiEnR acE
0nes Their prices graded anti the scnmstances OF
~ Once al their residence, ByfROJNJfE street near
eaaAl .1sel, ap2 Il
DR. MENsING, Dental Surgeon
ANtNG ietnrned to The cfty OF NewOTieans from his
- tPof in me worth and East sprepaTsd 80
TEETH; and has become acquainted With 4
ne best MODE OF QpeIBtlHg approved By the 4L IL
SOiiege OF Dental SufgeOns Of RamO1sf Nd His price
oi opeIsont are N proportion 70 Euitt tie times al6d
TOOTH-AcHE CURBD
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. By Dr. ATENsTN(1s
IOOIA-aG{fEi ELIXIR, or no charge ~ Odioe
GARONDELET STREET, "a door below Gnod 1t.
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II O L N 4 9 s CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
ID E5PECFULL.Y inform the public and their former
IA oustOmeB that they have F6l0Bed 10 129 GR4HIER
Street corner Of CarOadLetW1eIe they prepared 10
fllOTdeFs for MINERAL WATER foEthe supply OF Steam
boats Hotels Bans and Private anil for poEation.
n, B.5A Liberal Discount allowed to GToeers and Com
ees@ SODA WAT Rand MEAD fumshed in
Fountains, hsstofoTs with and superior Dlayina
AopaIatnE ans 6n
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
.TtAALIFORNIA qsES5-P q I;dBLE-Puilt with
and neat model, 10 be teen the ShOpwhere all 81
kinds of Ca RPENTERINGW WORK andJ0BBAkGi4 Ia
is done. 211 81. CEE4RLES STREET, .uetF Julia.
Hp98 ly MILLER 3 DIBOLIE
EST drders from the Country promptly attended to.
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NEW, ORLEANS To MOBII4E--By the daily line Of
i Mail Steamers OREGON. CAPT Hisfn /; CAlsAF0R-
MA Capt Reynolds and JAMES L. DAMK. Capt Glib
grson leaving New Orleans II o. clock A. and arriving
al Mobile next morning at o'clock....Fare S5-Tims
through 10 h9S91 Ii r 70 MONTGOMERY
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.No. "a cHEsNU1, 1919. PhIL.anELPHLa

g 20 7, q % - 2: AL-A - se F!9Rnst9L
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TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By Dr.. hIENS4HG'S
T0OTIi-aGHE Elixir, OF no charge. ES~ Once
STREET, "a door below GiTod 1t.
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6NBC 9L.fTORY Mills.
NJ ANUFACTURED by w. p. COLEMAN, GirO6 street.
LfA one door below BarOnne, New Orleans. These Mills
in suooessul operation in the following States viz
Ohio, New York PennEylyani Virginia Kentucky, tndi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Ar
kansas Tennessee Alabams Mississippi Louiiiana Texas
Mexico and account of their portability the very
thing Tor California. number Of them have been Duf
chased recently for those Diggins."
R Warranted to perform to the Subtraction OF the
chaser. or money Refunded. Imhl4l - w. P. @.
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By the superior fst-cass EteaUeFs-ieaVln9 Mobile a.
p and ARRIVING at MONTGOMERY secobd day % u
NJ The line consists OF the following boats SELMA,
Cant BuTre ARKANSAS, Capt. Owen; CLARA, Capt.
James, and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt Walker. Fare.
SS-Time through % so 43 hours BY the Daily Mail Line
fOsch-Fare. Slo--fime through. 40 hours.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

WILL be sold, ON Friday the 10th of Novem-
~ Der, at the late residence, on South River,
OF Samuel Hunter, deceased, the following Prop
erty. to wit:
~ he Household and Kitchen Furniture a lot
q FARMING Utensils. Including Road IFagon !;
q Horses and sepe,ui sets of Gear sepe,al head nj
Cattle; B!acksmith's Tools; 2 !S,inglc Iachincs !;
B1oach Sc, Sc.
IERMS.-For all sums of S. and under, cash
vii! be required for all sums over SIS, bonds and
approved security will be taken, upon credit to be
made known on the day of sale
ALoo-At tue sane time and place, will hire
for the balance the year several valuable SLAVES,
Of both sexes.
ADAM MoCHESNEY, Adm'r.
~ B.-All persons having claims against or in
debied 10 the estate of Samuel Hunter, decd, are
requested to call on me, at an early day and make
settlement.
a. McCHESNEY, Admir-.
October 81, 1S49.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
GOEE5 EeFGGESG,S.

w e learn by good authority that there is Gold
in abundance in our State, if it can only be
ionnd We hope therefore that the good citizens of
this and the adjoining Counties may be so success
ful as 10 get enough 10 answer their purpose with
out travelling off TO California, and call at our es-
adjustment on The Corner of the Court house Alley,
OWN Eagon old stand y where they can find At
all times splendid assortment of Saddles, Brides.
.Martingates, Saddie-bags, Carriage, CnryaH,
Buggy and JPagOn Harness, Leather Trunks,
Satchets, patces and Carpet Bags, Carriage and
Wagon Whips, Head Haiiers, Umbrellas, Sc, SC.
All of which will be sold on the most accommoda-
ting terms. CLARKE s. BALL.
n. BAH work made to ORDER and repairing
done at the shortest notice. We have in our EN-.
ploy some of the best workmen in the Valley and
feel confident that we cannot fail to please all who
may favor us with their custom. G.. & Il.
Staunon, Nov. ID, lS19.-tf
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received at the Office
~ OF the James River and Stanton Plank Road
Company, in Scottsville, until the 18th day of De-
cember next, for the graduation of IL miles of said
road. Bids will also be received for furnishing the
lumber for "A miles from (Scoitsville to Brooks
vlle,) all the lumber to be of White Oak or Pine.
For each mile there will be AZ ,240 feet of plank,
and 1850 feet of stringers. (Superficial.)
The work will De paid for in current Bank notes.
There will be the usual reservation of 20 per cent
on the monthly estimates. Specifications of the
above work can be seen on application at the office
In ScotISville after the 18th of November.
n. LINDSAY WALKER.
Eng. Jas. River and Staun,on p r. Co.
November Ia, lS49-tdl
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
LANDS, SLAVES and PERSONAL PROPERTY,
FOR SALE IN ROCHBRIDGE.

Y virtue of the last will ofJohn Shafer decd,
shall sell at public auclon at his late resi-
dence near Creenee's Ferry in Rockbridse e, ON the
o.i, day OF December next. Z Horses, 2 Colts,
Wdgon, =? or 30 head Of Cattle, Including some
o"'"aoie .Mtlch Goes. a number ofJdt Hogs, and
aoom az stock Hogs, also large quantity Of theat
CGrn' Oa.s' and Rye, about l5toas u Hay, and
"a large amount of
HOUSEHOLD AND RITCHEN FURNITURE,
end Fa'sning Utensils, and other Goods and Chat
tels N""'
iERMS.-Cash for all purchases $40, and
under-and bonds with approved security for all
purchases over $40.
Az the same time and place, will sell at public
auction, on credits of . and years, in equal in
slalmen's, five different TRACTS OF LAND.
belonging to John Shaler decd. lying and being
III said county, on James River aud within hall
mile thereof-to wit:
The Crawford Tract, adjoining the Deceden,s
Home tract, containing
SAS A0GlsSa
on which there are toleIable improvements This
tract Is good land and well tmbered and lies with
In hall mile of the James River Canal. n will
be divided and sold in two equal portions
The Irvine tract adjoining S. Bradford. and De
ceden''s other lands, containing 20 ACRES.
lying within half mile of the James River Canal
On this tract there are no buildings and about one
half of IL is woodland.
he Wasky tract containing 65 Acres-lyinu on
James River--adjolning Bradford-Gmore and
Decedents other lands. On this tract there are no
buildings, and about one half is wood land
L he MIL tract containing LOG Acres-about one
iour'n OF mile from the River, adjoining VIM Bar
ger, L. Fillmore and others. On this tract there
are good improvements, fine Springs and is well
timbered
The Purga'ory tract. containing SO Acres. ad
H.. l.. >
proved ''''
FURTHER information will be given on the day of
sale, or at any time previous on application TO the
subscriber, or to Philip and George Shafer, living
on the premises.
viii also sell at private sale, on liberal credits,
valuable SLAVES belonging 10 the Dececenl
to wit George aged about IS; Nernus aged abou,
81; Martha aged about Is; Jack aged about II
Frances aged about II and Sam AGED about l3
TITLES are believed to be undoub,ed, but actinp as
Executor, shall sell and convey only such title as
Is vested IN me. j. ID. DAVIDSON,
Executor of John Shafer decd
Lexington, Va, Nov. IA, lS49-rds.
Printers fee Sc %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
Y'ES USE SEE.

ESY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed TO the
subscriber, by Andrew b. McCausland, da-
ted the l2th day of February. 1919, and of record
IN the Clerks Office of the County Court of Au-
suSia County, shall proceed To sell on credit.
to the highest bidder. on Tuesday the 27.h day of
November next, AT the residence of said McCaus-
land near Mt. Sidney, the following property 10
wit: Bay Horse, sc,ls of Horse Gears.
Windmill. and Farming Utensils Of various kinds ;;
tons OF Hay, so bushels of Corn. 20 bushels Of
Wheat, together with all of the Household and
Kitchen Furniture ofcvery kind, Belonging to the
said NcCausland, and variety of other articles
mentioned in said deed of Trust, comprising in all.
the whole of the Personal Property belonging
TO the said McCausland
Such title as is vested in me as trustee, will he
made 10 purchasers Terms of credit, Sc. made
known on the day of sale.
JOHN w. MYERS, Trustee.
October q, lS49.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

= BOXES, Thick sole for Men
do, Kip ard Calf do;
do, Youth and Boys, cheap
do, Water proof, double sole, for Men;
| do, Cork Sole;
8 do, Coarse BrogaDs for servants, all sizes;
DO, Fine Calf and Kip Shoes, do, do
do, Buffalo and Gum Over shoes for Men
and Boys, aid every thing necessary to keep YOU
warm and dry in winter. Call quick and make a
selection, opposite the Post Office, on Main Street,
where you can always get the best bargains
ID. NJ. HUFFMAN
Staunton Nov. Ia. 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14

TIE Jennings EsTArE.--An account of the
death OF Willim Jennings, and the mode in which
his property was disposed of, may be found in the
Annual Register for the year 1898, page 50, Of the
Chronicle.
1t follows from that account that the property
never was In allegiance, but passed Immediately in
to the possession Of the heirs a. law This took
place so long ago that any adverse claim not brought
forward before the year 1918 would be barred by the
statute of limitations, (33 and 9TH William Nv.
chapter 26 which, after twenty years not only takes
away the forensic remedy, but actually extnguish-
es the right and title of the person or persons out of
possession.
If these persons claim the estate of William Jen-
nngs who died in 1898, it would seem that all at
tempts to set up claim TO any portion of it have
long been hopeless.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-14
The Latest style of Hats and Cans.

Il UST opened, every variety of Hats and Gaps
ola superior quality; Hats from ST TO 50; Caps
from % cts, SO cts, IS cts, 81 81 25 81 so, to
the finest Otter for So so; also, Perl Water proof
Santa Fe, Rough and Ready and GLAZED Hats,
Northwestern, Black and Brown, Men and Boys
sizes, cheap indeed. Call opposite the Post Office
at ID. NJ. HUFFMAN'S
Stanton, Nov. II, l84o-H.