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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30

ESY virtue OF authority vested in me by the las,
VIII and testament of a. II. Barclay, deed.
VIII proceed on the LIST day of Jure next, 20 sell
al pubic auc n on the premises that most desira-
BILE and very valuable
E.gES.EE
called Sycamore, on which the Testator resided -
IL lies adjoining the town of Lexington, Virginia.
lhe residence is within fifteen minutes walk OF the
schools and various senares of learning for which
the town is so justly celebrated. To a gentleman
who is DESTROYS of educating his family under his
own eye, a more desirable situation could not be
ottered--beiEg near enough the town TO enjoy all
Its advantages yet so far removed as to avoid Tany
OF It's annoyances. The farm contains about
600 AGasESe
near %OO OF which is in wood, which. sells readily
IN town at 81 load-and 400 cleared and in :
fine state of improvement, capable of proinsin tic
heaviest crops Of grain grass ar climate will
ture-and all well enclosed, With water in every
field and lot, and WY
ygatered Meadow
amply sufficient for al the purposes of the farm
ana which may be increased if desired. The les
'aIor spent twenty years of his life in endeavors 70
maze ma IL me iannng and grazing estate, and his
efforts nave net been without success The purch-
aser VIII iird every improvement not of necessity
desire.
1b1 buildings have all with two exceptions beer
pui up within 10 or 3 years.
THE DWELLING HOUSE.
is of brick--ycry large-and conveniently arranged
for the accommodation of large famiIy-- containe
Ten rooms besides fine large passages and porchos
and also basement and garret-the basement is d
vided as above and is dry and airy. Attached 70
the dwelling is kitchen and work ROOM
me negro houses are of brick, well ventilated
ard capable Of accommodating all the hands neces
sary to operate the farm. The meat house is two
slorieS-tho lower story used as an eating house for
The ner''cs. There is a fine dairy convenient with
exec .nt waier-a lumber house with cider and an
pie cellar, and by the way frst-rate
efS ORCHARD i,z<2g4
@XsS Of select fruit to ill it-Car- ~
<sszs,. riagc IIouse-B Blacksmith Is shop .-rI,,y->
carpenters Shop and Slabling for more tIan 70
lloTses--Piggery-W Wagon house-Corn house and
owlsher Barn, 80 by 81 ltet-underneath ,be
threslnng floor there is granary % by so feet.
and 10 feet high-buil Of brick-the one end ~
the basement isoccupied b. the horsepower Of tig
tlTeshlng rnachine-thc otter appropriated 10 fhc
farm implements: | think it unnecessary TO saw
more r. induce persons desiring to buy such propor
y to view ii-then they can sec and Judge for them
selves.
TEliMS.-One-fo fourth Of The Purchase morcv
N hand, when possession IS given, and the rlsiJnc
~ hive equal annual insiolmcnts thereafter
Possession will be glyon on The lst day Of Aro,.,
next. aud The terms will be further made knows "a
lao day Of sale.
The sale viii commence at - o'clock. M
JAMES H. PAXTON. Ey,oY
Lexington. Va, April %, t610-fds
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HAGOEk Az I'EHHSy
New Spring s. Summcr Goods
og9 ETC EsOsCegps Corner,
NEAR TEE POST OFFICE,
STAUNTON. VA.

re ORRIS & GOODE have received their new
A'a stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, compris-
ing the most extensive assortment they have ever
offered in the market all Of which they will sell at
most reduced prices They respectfully ask call
from purchasers both in Town and Country Their
assortment is new and complete, and as cheap as
could be desired. At all times they are in the mar
ket for such produce as the country affords. and
will allow the highest PRICES
Staunion, MAY I6, IS40.
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H.RR.TF
600 AGREES

near %oo OF which is in wood, -whicI sells readilY
In town at 81 a load-and 400 cleared. and in =
line state of improvement, capable of pro1u.i,,r tie
heaviest crops Of grain grass our climate will ma
ture-and all well enclosed, With water in every
field and lot and '' IA NFeiy
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30
LOOK 1T THIS.
MOUNT VERNON FOR SALE.

Vie subscriber offers for sale this wei known
Tract OF Land lying in The County Of Angus
ia. on the main Lexington Road, one and a fourth
miles above Greenvlle, adjoining the lands of John
Brownlee, Samuel Finley and others This Trac,
OF Land contains some
1GS A0BMSS
all of which are in good state ofimprovement. me-
culiarly adapted to the growth Of Corn, Wheat and
Oats, and ailording as much Meadow Land as far.
mers generally desire, which is of very superio.
quality. But few Farms in the Country offer as
many inducements as this The Dwelling House
is large and commodious
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30
THE LATEST ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS.
-eIeA
Breckenridgc's Ola Stand.

MAY lG1rGo lGA9o
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4 lEINL9
Rockbyidge Estatc COX Sale at
ESUAsElEC AUCTION.

EgY virtue OF authority vested in me by the las.
Will and testament of A. II. Barclay, deed.
will proceed on the LIST day of Juro next, 10 sell
at public auc N on the premises that most desira
BILE and very valuable
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30
NOVICE.
THE LATEST ARRIVAL.

[ UST received a fresh supply of CONTEMPORARIES,
consisting in Part Of the following articles
ORANGES, ALMONDS,
JThfCNS, pAIMNIr,rS
ylGS, ENG. WALNUTS
PRUNTS, PECANs
DATES, FIIBFRTS
RAISINS, GROIJND PEAS
together with supply of CANDIES and other
ConicctIoDaTes OF hIso own manufacture, all of which
will be sold low for cash, or on short credit ,n
punctua customers.
NJ. CUSHING.
ALSo-PickIed Oysters and Sturgeon.
Stauhton, May %, 1S10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30

CO FLOUR in Richmond 81 so.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30

IN pursuance Of authority vested in mo by the
I. last Will Of John Mcdowell. decd, I will on
Saturday the I'd day ofJune, 1919. in front Of Is.
Crawiord's Store in the Town Of S,aunton, offer at
Public Sale in separate Tracts. all of tho LAND
belonging to the Estate of said John Mcdowell,
decd, all of which lie in the immediate neighbor-
hood of Staunton. on the public roads leading from
Staunton to Lexington, by the way Of GreeDvillc.
containing in all ahnnt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30

James i. Childress, Esq.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-30

YNiE undersigned are now receiving their large
u and fashionable assortment of
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-26

CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.
John PuRDY has n received and has for sale The fol-
j lowing acticles
sahosanies ofevery THICKNESS from iveneeng 70 hand
railing, and newell posts,
Bird's eye and curled maple
Walnut and cherry,
Poplar OF every thickness.
Ash and oak,
A supply of seasoned white pine panel merclantable ae
lect siding and common culls,
With general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern
shore pine.
Also supply of calcined plaster and cement H
TT Daily expected Two vessel loads Of coal. n
an
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10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LADIES

+ THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIlf.A has been eg.
pressly prepared in reference 10 Female Complaints NJ
female should neglect to take certain preventive
Tor Of The numerous and horrible diseases which ihe)
subject II valuable for those who approaching
wumaihood as II Ia calculated to aass BY quicken
Ing the blood and nvigoratng the system Indeed this
dcine IL Invaluable Tor all the deeste diseases TO which
subject E$
Hbrares the whole syaiem, renews permanently The
tnl energies by removing the impurities Of the bood-by
lar stimulating HE ygem produce snbse1,,en,
relaxation, which h the OF medicines taken foi
enlale weakness aud disease s+50,s f aI
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~ Foi sale N tIN rIIy by No.
W al IL GILMAN, Druggists,
E Pennsylvania Ayenne
~ Tie president Of the United states.


ri pursuance Of law l. JAMES X POLK, President ofhe
United States OF America do hereby iare and make
known that public sales wllb held al The ndermt tonei
land Office In the State o Missouri hereinafter designated,
10 Wit.
Al The land Office al .SPRINGFIEID commencing on
Monday The 4 day Of Jnne next, Tor HE disposal 81 The
public lands situated within The aforementioned IownahipF
and parts of townships, viz
North Of he base hnei and ieeafof he nm Praerm eti
dian.
Townships twenty-five, hseniy,hreer and twenty four,
Of ralgs eleven xiii ae8
Townspslwenty.ttree and twenty ionr ofrangetweke,
Township Twenty-Five, Of range nineteen, ei s,ta
Townships twenty three and twenty iunr, OF range twch
tyone. WI .r$a sH 1 4#
Township twenty three, OF range twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools military
ur other purposes, will be excluded from the sale
The Offering Of The aforementioned lands will be com
the days appointed and proceed III the oirer IN
which they advertised with all convenient dispatch,
mill The whole shall have been offered, and The sale thus
closed Hut sale shall he kept open longer than Two
weeks and no private entry Of any fte lnnda viii be al
med until after the expiration Of the Two weeks
Given under my hand III HE city Of Washington, this
twenty seventh day oi February, anno Domin one tho''
sand eight hundred and forty .nine III ~
JAMES X. POLK,
BY HE President:
RICHARD NJ NOrNg,
II f,,,pmte7fnnp ~ NJ tha (!pnernl I and Ofi,e
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NOTICE.
Falls of 81. CT0ir.


The sales advertised above be held al the land Office
NJ The FALLS or ST. CRoIx RIVER The fourth day Of
J,ne and The third day Of September next, win moi be
held new district having been organized Of the part
OF that district lying In the State al Wisconsin, and the
land for thar par In the Territory Of Minnesota av-
ing directed BIZ removed 10 Still water and
after the ihirish day Of June next by Of Congress
approved March 2, lsi9 T. TAYLOR
by the President
RTHlRn Nj YorNu, ra
Commissioner Of The General Land ONCE
+ {.
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n,r1rlorr, No & Pine sireel, Oct Q, lsis

I1TIOHK, No. o. FlHe AtttI VI . u
C HersfonS DEAR SIR feel II 10 Dc my ,'y; u9 y.
of Or Drpshnch, Kuhn A Pryor's Dyspspue NoIdiai Il
was 30 severely afflicted with ibe iyspepsa az. my y,
retain nothing on my stomach was wasted away 10
mere skeleton suffered the most acute pains AMI iah ea
nons III almost ealhv sickness nasmueh that tNrestd
IN death an carly release from my suierinas Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial and Of the wonderful cures y hal
enerisd and was induced Try IT, did So AT first almost
without hope hut aer had taken lew doses began
n feel better my appetite returned my digestive faculties
began their functions, my spirits revived anu pY
me time had taken bntle the tone Of my soniaeh
was entirely restored and placed IN the floymen' Of
perfect health since then although period Of upwards Of
year has elapsed have had no return Of ne dlseaSe
Very triIy VIM REEFSNlDERS.
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:
nr O Hsrsions This disease had for years 10
an alarming degree Your Dyspepfic Cordial deserves
than passing notice from me My case was o. Tue
mach and food oen the stomach loaihing the
food and time after time throwing u up frequently MID
pain Adj this greatly depressed spirits, wiih debility,
nerves weakened restless nights frequent starting With un
pleasant dreams 10 describe my situation Is difficult
Physicians were conse various medicines tried, but
nothing my until met with yonr o,io medicine,
named Drs Dresbarh, Kuhn and Pryor's Dyspeptc Cor
soohed continued the mediflne- perfect cure has been
sfected-my health s good and has been for more
than a year any article Of diet without any
Inconvenience In my this valuable medicine is IN
contesble My is well known 10 The Rev James NJ
Hanson having been associated with lin. IN the same
room, for years IN the General Post Office
WM. $. DARRELL
am hilly con, that tile above statement is
JAS NJ HANSON
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR TowNsENDs sARsAPARILA is sovereign
'r remedy ior incpient CONSUMPTION, and Tor The
general prosraion OF the syaiem matter whether The
fcfl, Of ipereni cause casea, produced by regnariy
illness accident. s% r ~ z,
Notug ran be surprising than Its invigorating ef
.reis on The human frame Persona all weakness and las
sde before taking " at once become robust and full
energy under It's influence II Immediately counteracla The
nerveessness Of he female frame which IL the great cause
Of nnhappiness.
II will MOI be expected Of us in 70 delicate ma
Iure, TO exhibit certificates Of cures performed but can
Assure the Inflicted that hundreds olcnses been repo
ted 10 iis. ss&l F
CoxaAcKiF. Sept %, 1886.
On TowEsRHD-To all whom his may cone erI,--Tha
certify hat my wife used bottle Of your SARSA
PARtIiA previous 10 critical event, under the nloat
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the ropay swelling Of the feet nervous aectonh very
much debated; with my persuasion, and the rcommen
dation OF those who had used it, she nc 81 to Try il
with little or faii aud suffice II 10 say the medicine
had The happy and desired effect only during the said
peiioi but alter the expiration OF week OF it, sc The
ropsy and ncrvou9 aiecivn gave way astonishing
degree, and her health Is now better than Il hail been for
long time previoua
II ihs will be Of any service 10 you, or any one who
donhts the success Of the medicine, You entirely wei
come 10 II. ffta 'ft ltls2H 5fsi sS, tfAT
Ishscribc mysefyour obedient and obliged servn
~ s. JAMESON n
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Notice 10 Presumption Claimants.

Notice TO Presumption Claimants,
Every Person entitled TO the right OF presumption any
OF the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated Is required TO establish the 10 thu
Satisfaction oi The register and receiver NJ tile proper land
office, and make payment therefor pracficabie
amer seeing Ibis notice, and before the day appointed for
The commentaries OF The public sale Of the lands
barng HE tracts claimed Otherwise such claims win be
forfeited @t 4 fri
RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
Comsnissioner al the General Land Office.
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T. In all cases where property OF any description
for the seizure or loss OF which claim has been
presented was al the time OF such seizure or loss 10,
sured, the original policy Of insurance. or certified
copy thereof, must be produced.
:. If the claimant be- nainralized citizen oil the
United States, copy of the record Of his nalurali-
zailon, duly certified, must be produced.
And to tho end that the attention Of claimants
may be distinctly called 10 what Is necessary 10 be
done Ia order 10 obtain hooks, records documents
which may be deemed necessary TO the Just decision
OF any claim presented 10 the Board, and which ore
in the possession power Of the Mexican Republic,
the last clause Of the fifteenth article OF the aforesaid
treaty Of Febrnary2 ls48 and The last clause Of the
third section Of the said act Of Congress q March
1919, are likewise, pursuant TO the order oi the
Board, herewith published;
Extract from article KIP. Of The treaty betmssn Me
Tinted STATES and the Republic Of lHsrico Of %
February l643.
If in the opinion Of the said ssnlcio del dicho Trib
Board OF Commissioners, orna de Comissarios, en- eide
or the claimants hooks los reclamanle necesiaare
records documents, In thepaa justin decision de eua
possession or power Of theqnsr reclamnci algnnos
10, Of the Mexicanbros paeles de arcbso do
Republic shall he deemed ne cnenios quo posea 81 Gob
cssary ie just decision OF emo Mexeano que esen
any claim, The Commission en sh poder los Comisarios
the claimants trongho osreclamen'es porcondnc
ROD a. cones 81 may desig critic tenro del paxo que
nate make an application iniessne el Conssso) rgeh
writing for lu same, address dose Al Minsro Mexieanode
ed Ia Inc Mexican Minister Relacones Exieroresa He
transmitted by The Secnaye case 81 Secreiare de Es
Of State the United Saies;o dc los Eslados unios;
and The Mexican oyemmenie Goberno Mexcano com,
engages the earliest poss prometca entegar Ia mayor
bic moment after the receptorevedad pQibe defpnes de
such demand, to cause anyrecibda cada demanda los
the hooks records doe bros, papees de archivo
nmenis so specified, ELECTROMAGNETIC All speciicados,
shall their possession CIRQUE posea 81 poder
power, Cor authenticated ~
10 be transmitted 10 the saddle one sean transiaiiilos al
secretary Of State who shall ecreiaro dc Esado lnen
Immediately deliver them o.Ios pasara inmediamenle al
10 the said Board Of Tribunal de Goi
mIssoners; PIorided That ssarios nose hara pelci
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YouNa LADIES, REAp, rn1s.

You who have Pale Complexions Dull Eyes, Boichee
the Face, Rough Skin, Fcckes, and are, spi
rits,, use bottle or 1--WE Of d. TotVNSEND's SARSAPA,
RIiLA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckles
aud Bo'chea, and give YOU animation sparkling eyer
spirits, and beautiful complexion 4alI 81 which are Of i'm
mouse value 10 UNMARRIED IApIRs ef,
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Nv IN. presiden, or the United states.

TN pursuance Of the provisions Of the second section
o. Wisconsin into lie Union, approved on the 10Th May,
ls4s JAMES X. POLK, President Of the United States
public sales win Re held a lie nnsrmenoned land o
fees in the said Stale Of WISCONSIN, at the periods
AT the land office at MILWAUKEE,, commencing on
Monday the fonrth day d June next for The disposal Of
the public lands within the reserved sections and
S Kit q ''''o' s"'''' " We 'o''"* townships :"
Hoh Of hae base line and easef NE fourth Ipfacpa, ms,i.
dian
Townships SIX and seven, oil range fourteen;
Townships six seven, and eight. Of range fieen;
Townships six, seven, and eight, OF range sixteen;
Townships seven and eight, of range seventeen:
Townfhips six, seven and ephi, of range eighteen
Townships Seven and eishi, Of range nmeieen;
Townships seven and egilI, Of range twenty;
Townships six, seven aud eight Of range twenty one;
A Rs Ina az or 81 GREEN Tly
Monday the eleyenh day Of June next Tor The disposal
the vacant public lands within the aforementioned ~
served SECTIONS and parts Of sections, situated III follow
ing named townships and parts oiiowpshpr, viz:
North ofthe base line, and sast n NJ f@arh principal
ridfaa.
Townships twelve, thirteen fourteen, anj ffesn soat
Of Fox river, Of range uine,
Townships thirteen and fourteen, and fractional town
ship ffeen south OF Fox river, Of range ten;
Township fourteen, and fractional townships fifteen
sixteen, soluh Of Fox river, ofrange eleven;
tse and seventeen sonA OF Fox river Of range twelve;
Township sixteen, and fractional fownslps seventeen
Township seventeen, and fractional township eighteen.
south Of Fog river, OF range fourteen;
Fox and east OF Wolfe river, Of range fifteen;
Township Sixteen fractional townships seventeen eigh-
teen and Nineteen and township twenty, Of range sSern
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen. seventeen, eis
nineteen twenty twenty one ii range seventeen;
FRACTIONAL townships fifteen, sixteen, nineteen, twenty
wenty1one, and Twenty-Five. ofranTe eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen township twenty, anil frac.
tona townships twenty twenty wo and twenty three
Of range nineteen;
Township twenty one, and fractional townships twenty,
and twenty three, OF range tweny:
fractional township twenty three, OF range twen,y.one
The offering Of the above mentioned lnis will BE- com.
menced on the days appointed and proceed with all con.
v.nien despatch IN the ordet N which the townships
advertised and In accordance with The particular ss al
the tracts TO be offered which will be deposited with The
land officers before the days Of sale, until whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed but no sale
shall be kept open longer than two weeks and no vate
entry Of any OF The lands will be admitted until alter The
expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand the city Of WASHINGTON this
seventh day OF February, ammo donini one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine
BY the President:
RIcHARD N. YouNG,
Commissioner If The General land Office.
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IRIS. DREsBACn, KUHN PRSoH's
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL,
INSPBPr1A



Nh BersfoHs.- DHAH SIN Asan act Of Justice ana y
lead others 10 the same remedy have 10 the deter
mnation Of Offering you my voluntary tribute n iaVoi I"
Messrs. aDREsRAcH. KrHs PavoH,s DrsPErria COZ
DALI ,n,
For long time lhsye suffered from the effects o "
pepsia much that my digestive organs would no, ~
form their functions, almost every thing cal was lhsu
lately elected from my stomach, aud The INTENSE pi
in that region rendered my situation mlstruu' ,.t,.
fortunately advised by friend 10 lry your H.,
cine, and after using bottles was eompe'e'J
from all the troubles which endured. - III.
Accept, sir, my warmesi wishes Tor the Fun'rss ~ w
N JAMES ID MASON,
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notice y r.e-emv,lon cIoiman,s.

Every person entitled the rghi Of The prescription 10
any Of the lands within Tho sections and parts OF sections
above enumerated Is required TO establish the The
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor soon az practGab
aer seeing this notice. and before the day appointed ir
the Of tie public snle OF The lands emblat
ing tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner ofie General Land Once
mar q--lawIaw 3,,ss
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Ne'ice 20 Pre-emption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of pfe.empon 10 any
81 the andl within The sections aud paris seefons above
enumerated 10 required 10 establish The to the safis
aeiion ofihe reger and receiver u The proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable after
nf this notice and before the day appointed for the com.
mencemeni o. the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, Otherwise neh claim win be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Mar 6--lawl3w " $500