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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
Valuable Land f0s. Sale
UNDER TRUST DEED.

RY virtues Deed ofrrnst executed TO the
subscriber by Jacob Crosse, on the 25,h day
OF November, lS45, and Of record in the Clerk IS
Once OF BAH County Court. shall on the l4th
DAY OIL feDrrary, lS49, TO. the purposes therein
mentioned, proceed,to sell the premises to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
Tracts or parcels Of Land, to wit:
One Tract al $50,
one OF 100 one Of 440 one of 50, one Of So one of
co. one OF oo aud one 1880 Acres; all adjoining
eacn o'ner, and will be sold together, lying and be-
ing IN me County Of Bath, between the Warm and
Hot Springs. about 9. miles distant. from each.
through which the Turnpike road passes; il being
the same upon which the said Crosse resides. The
o"iioings upon 1t are good, having been intended
and are used now as q TAVERN, tie Iluuse be-
ing large and well finished "a
STONE BUILDING. ;:s@
with good STONE STABLE, KITCHEN
AND DAIRY and all other necessary buildings,
win ,rge and never falling Spring Of first rate
wafer convenient TO the House. There are three
or tour hundred Acres of said Land encl sed by
renee ana most OF 1t in cultivation, and upon the
,whoie IL IS very desirable property as Tavern
STAND, or Tor grazing; the suil being admirably a
CAPPED 10 grass and there can with very little
PehSe DC very large Quantity Of wa,ered meadow
maze upon IL NJ also possesses one of the finest To-
cations for machinery in Western Virginia, having
tremendous waier-power, auolabounding with the
nnestoi Timber. Any one wishing to invest cap
ital VIII do well to examine this property
The title TO said lands are unuues,ionahle, but
actlng as Trustee, will only convey such title as
is vested in me by the Trust Deed aforesaid.
STEPHEN a. PORTER. Trustee.
January 10, lS49.-,ds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

virtue ola dccreee of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County,
pronounced ON the 9Th day Of September ls4S. in
The cause therein depending, in which James Nc
Court. is Plaintiff. and George H. Byrd and others,
defendants, shall on the 22nd day of February
lo49, IN front of the Court House OF Highland
county, proceed tn sell to the highest bidder. upon
credi, Of six months. Che purchaser giving bond
win approved security, and the tlebeins retained
is paid,) tho
Tract of Land
III the bill and proceedings mentioned, containing
,, ACRES, lying and being in the County Of
iigniand, on Back Creek Valley, adjoining III
Lands of Adam Lighiner and Others.
-. -. JOHN CLEEK, JR., Com.
january IL, lS49.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
k'iaahO-HOrtc For Sale.

I WILL sell. upon a credit of three months,
"a handsome PIANO, well toned and new-a bar
gain can be had by early application to
J. b. BRECKENRIDGE
Staunton, January 10, ISl9
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
Strayed or Stolen.

$IRAfED or Stolen from the Stable Of Mr.
John Nj. Patrick, of Nclsap County or Christ
mas night, STRAWBERRY ROAM
aORSI: hive years old next Spring. about fifteen
hands high, well broke To harness, but no, GATED
suitable reward and all reasonable charges will
be paid for his recovery. Any information address
ed TO the subscriber, or William Withrow, Jr,
Waynesboro', will be thankfully received.
= HENRY HARNER
Near Wayneshoro', Augusta Co.,.3
January TO- lS49-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17

NE LANES WORM SPECIFIC 1.-THE f,l-
lowing from an agent, shows the demand
which this medicine created, wherever it was in
trVduced.
HARRISBURG. WYoMae Co, N.Y3
Dec. 10Th. tS47.
~ Kidd s. Co.-Your travelling agent left with
me last summer quantity Of DR.. M'Lane's Pills
and Worm Specific, to sell on commission. The
Worm Specific is all sold, aud should be clad ia
procure more, as ii sells very readily, and has
very saluiary effect in expeing worms. If YOU can
forward me some. or send me an order TO call on
your agent in Buffalo. e.. S. Reynolds. think i,
will meet with rapid sale.
W. II. AINSWORTH.n
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & CO
No. 50. Wood street. Pit,sbprr. pa
For sale also by ESKRIDGE s. CUSJJLVfr.
Stanton, Pa.
% y. B.--Purchasers will please he particular
and inquire for "Dr O'Lanc's Worm ,spccifc
or Iern,,yHge." and take nothing else.
Jan 10. lS40
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On tho 2ith ut., by the Rev. G. w. Deems, Mr.
HuGH lNGsiM, to Miss CAsrEES MoSTGoMEnY-all
OF this county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
Pace Co., Va, Nov. 30, lsl7.
hereby certify that have used q. C.. Sterling 6
Cos Nermiiugc in my family with great success. Ia
August last my wife was severely afflicted with pains
in the stomach and chest which to increase and
threaten SIP -edy termination of her life After using
many different kinds Of medicine, advised b. John
X BunSarncr 10 try a bottle the above Vcrmiiuce
and TO my great surprise, single dose was nsru-
mental in expcing from forty 10 fifty worms Iiscer
family the greatest worm medicine in The world.
: ISAAC PETERFISH.
Prepared and sold by J. CLARY, Harrisonburg Va
% The above matchless Nrrm!ugc can be had at III :,
following places Eskridge & Gushing Stanton: b. +
ridian ~ ~
January 3, lS49-Ir
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
ENESH GROCEHIES :.
SOMETHING NEW (!

'E'HE Undersigned has opened in Ssyrssrr- =
aCUS%i, IN the building on the cornc- - -
PoSiis 'he Virginia Hotel. where he is resdv ~ s ~
ply al who may call, with Fresh Oysers. done no
IN every style Call at the Oyster Saloon.
u. +. EVANS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
-. e. Sterling a. Co.'S.
Wl@@AtIISDGINo
WORMS NVsSlkgaSys

CLECM CIIE.NOPODH COATpOS1TV-.N
SAFE, EFFICIENT AND UNRIvALLED vEpMlruce
SeJNHE opinion expressed by some writer's, tia.
j. Worms arc harmless inmates of the intestinal
canal is most assuredly founded correct
ton. Chorca, epilepsy, hydroccphalus, cmaciation
COMMISSIONS man a. rara fcvcrs dropsy and vast
variety OF anomalous disorders the imne
a"e consequence from the irritation of Worms the
bowels, and occasionally speedily disappear after the
expulsion OF the Worms u Dr. EJerie's Practice
Testimonials of the highest and satisfactory char
actcr OF the safety and efficiency oths prem
aration daily furnished but when published they
are rarely read we f1rbcar giving them publicity be-
leving tnat ITS intrinsic value will prove highest re
commentator.
The vcrmitusei is prepared upon strictly scientific
prnccs and OF the purcst ingredients, all posscsing
acknowledged anthclmintic virtues. TRY IT, aud be-.
satisfied of its virtues.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
READY-MADE CIOTHING.

/ ~''~Nf
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
offered the citizens of this place, and adjacent
country. Our stock comprises, in part, the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth, Frsck and
Dress Coats. English do.
Black and Brown Cloth Sack Coats.
Drab Cloth, Sack and Overcoafs,
Black Beaver Cloth Overcoats,
Black Pilot do do
Blue Blanket and Felt Overcoats, Of all kinds;
splendid lot Of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
Together with great assortment of PANTA-
LOOMS. viz:
Black and Blue cloth and cashmere Pants.
Fancy cashmere do do.
Black and Blue Satt. Pataloons
Fancy do do do,
Together with rich and choice
SELECTION CT VESTS
Black and Fancy Satin Vests,
six Velvet do
pia'n ard Fancy merino Vests; latest style.
Back cloth Vests, cashmere do,
Plaid WOODEN do, Sa,,inett do.
we have and will keep large and Eashionabla
assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
Also, Centlemen's furnishing Goods, such as
Inc Shirts, Drawers. Silk Pocket and Neck Hand
kercheis. SusPenders, Stocks and Coars, also.
Sik and Cotton Umbrellas, Leather Trunks, and
many other articles usually kept in Clothing
Store. NOT necessary to mention.
The public in general, are invited TO call and ex-
anime our Stock of Goods, which we will sell at
cheaper rates, than similar articles can be purchased
for in S,aun,on.
We will be in receipt CT fresh supplies through
ont the season We have decidedly the lasess
Stock OF Clothing ever brought to this town.
We are determined 10 sell on the principle of
Large siles and small proti,s''
Being concerned with one Of the largest whole
sale clothing houses in the city of Baltimore mer-
chants purchasing by wholesale will do well by
calling on us before purchasing elsewhere, ss they
can be supplied with every article in our line an
cheap as they can be purchased in any Of the east
ern cities.
Gall and examine for. yourselves. Remember
the place, corner of the Virginia Hotel.
FRANK s. CO.
Staunton, Dec. 81, IS4S.-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

'HNFiE subscriber having ged in business which
VIII necessarily occupy all his attention, offers
i n sale his farm, lying on the Stage. road from
Saunton TO Lexington. by way of MiddIebrook
three and half miles from Staunton.
Ihere are in the tract 31S ACRES, abnu,
one hall finely llnbcred, and the remainder in a
good state Of cultivation. The improvenou,a
conss, of I good
Fog ESsceiti,ss-Ego
narn, SC, a hne orchard and one oftle best springs
IN the County. ANY one in wan, Of a coed faJ1,
convenient 10 market will do we'll to examine Tho
premises. LiJ'TELTON IVADDELL.
SIaunton, Dec e. lSlS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
Embroidered Sbawis.

y 20 received another supply Of tchitc and mode
coiored Embroidered Sh1wis, Of the first dual
! NY ,e,o GREEN s. cos,
"'"' - '"'e Sign The Flag
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17

E'Rt NENISON.-A lot Of fresh Hams and
fcaled Peaches Just received AMI FOR sale by
JOHN BRANDFBURG.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
GREATRARGAINS!
FRANK g. CO..

'E'HE largest establishment Of the kind in this
town, corner Of the Virginia Hotel, where will
be found the largest, cheapest and durable a.
SOrtment of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
W inchcster female AcaAemy

'1NHE fourteenth annual term Of this Institution
Will commence on the 2nd day of January.
lo49. The course of instruction will COMPRISE ali
the branches ola complete English Education, to-
Sether with the Latin Greek and French Ia,lrt,a
ges' Mathematics, &c Music and a variety Of Or
namena Branches, such as Drawing and PAINTING
will alsn be taught. For these and the French
Language an extra charge will be made
MISS Wilson, who is well versed in the science
o. Music. VIII give lessons on the Piano Miss
Finch and Miss Beans will aid in the Literary De
rartncnt.
TERMS FER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
toT Board and Lodging per session, s62 so
Tuition in the English Branches, 10 so
The Languages and Higher Branches, rs so
GioS'c, per quarter, 1000
Use of Piano for practising, so
Inc year will be divided into two sessinns.-
Scholars may enter any time during the Session
and will be charged from entrance to The end of the
term.
The increase Of patronage the pasf wear has made
~ necessary 10 enlarge the Buildings OF this Semi
nary. To the Boarding Department several rooms
have been added, and also spacious Academy has
been erected detached from the main buiIdinr; So
mat ample accommodations can now he afl,rdr1 far
large Number, both of Boarding and Dav Scholars
The Schopl is furnished with Globes Orrerv
large Maps, Mathematical instruments, Historical
Chart. &c
" an" ''t''uS are particularly invited
to visit the School at any time. and become sc
qualnted with its discipline and method of instruc.
ton.
,,, JOS. BAKER. Pr;ncipat.
Winchester, Fort Hill, Jan. s, ISi0-3t'
10 The StocthotderSi IL the Louisa Rail Road Conn
pa"y, under The .qct IF .Nnch Sih, 1917:
VOU are reqn'red to pay in addition to Install.
nenIS previously called for, tic following
sums, viz: ''"'"S
On the LIST day of February, ts4o. upon
each share, asoo
On the LIST day Of March, 1s4o, upon "
;, o"ckh9,deTs in Albemarle will drpositc in the
Bank ut charlottesville. in Augusta in the Bank At
o'aun.,n; ana 10 Richmond in the Bank Of Virgin
By order Of The Board.
ChARLES THOMPSON. Treas
Beaver Dam Depot, Jan. 8, IS4o.-2m.
1000 FEET INCH PLANK Wanted i'm
"'0 mediaioIy. Apply to
StauntoO, jan 3, 1910.
-----------------.
pLUMES FOR BONNETs-A bc,n,irrl =.
so'c'''t ,o ~ rs GREEN s. CO.'S,
''" o '0'7 Sign of tic Flag
embroidered ShaYyis.
= 70 received another supply Of ,rj,itc and mode
ity. at GREEN s' TS,g g"'-
. '"'e Sign oftho Flag.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-01-17
&c E{sP .EmjCEoSs.
JUST EGUnxVED.

q SUPPLY Of Pickles, in half gallon. qnart
and pint bottles. ALEC lot OF African Pepper
sauce very nice article for family use. call at
Dec % tSiS.
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ATTENTION! ARTILLERY,

'INiE undersigned has determined to change his
present business, and hereby notifies all his
country customers that he will sell GOODS at cost.
or nearly so. from this date. Persons indebted io
me are informed that Mr. NJ. Gushing will receive
and receipt for the same. and request those who
are so indebted, during MY absence from town. TO
call and settle their accounts
JOSEPH STERN.
Stanton, Jan I849-3t
a MOTHER CASE Of those fine Calr Shin
Boots just received by
= GREEN s. co.
ieov ~ i048' Sign Of the Flag
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JisUlRY 5.-.4aeusfas Zeree1 ard four others, rs.
Eduord 4 Thtsdo,c Pope This vas . libel h;ed by
bbtllspts, owners Of the ship James n. sheppard,
sesiDtt respondsnts, oonsense 1t appeared that in
the month Of March, lS4s, the chip lay the port Of
Antwerp. and that the firm Of T J Bdart doing
tusrsss there, shipped on board the James II.
81 epJ ard 90 cssks Of Hnseed OIL containing 20 06S
gslleps, TO BE- transported to this city, and con-
t,ened to the defendants nru, paying for freight
two American cents per gallon. Tho James n. Shep-
psrd arrived at this In the month Of April follow.
irg and the oil was delivered, except cask the
contents II which leaked out ON the voyage The
tpcncents paid the freight LEES $50 they insist
upon deductf for the fripht of the which leaked
ana its contents The hbels ntsresst, the ground
that ne cssk was rotten 81 the time Of delivery, asd
that was the fault Of the shippers IN not having de-
fvred the oil in good order Witnesses produced
to show that the cargo properly slowed and dun
pseed spd that the slaves o. he cask which had leaked
W re rotten Judgment reserved
The Grand Jury oane Into court, and handed mp
true BILLS against the following psrsons--John Doan,
for stealing copper from Navy Yard, Broekyn; samuel
Murray, for assaot with dangerous weapon John
Huchisson, for assault With dangerous weapon,
and one against him for cruel and unusual punish
nent
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Court of General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, Aldermen Crolius and Dodge


BEFORE tbe heeorder, Aldermen Crous and Dodge
John Mokeon, Esq. District Attorney.
DECEMBER M SIcKLEs renewed . motion for
tie discharge OF William Pool and Charles Lozler,
Who had been ont on bail on charge OF assault nj
baisfy eb the person Of party named Charles Falls
croft and others on the 18th September last, the
ground that the accusing parties had declined to pro-
teeufe having satisfactorily arranged matters with
accused IN rgrf. -.l' r--. = Il IT,. r,f'l.r
The DYrRIcr ATTORNEY opposed the motion He
raid that be bad postive information the fire.
quent assaults and rowdyism committed In broad day
by both Pool and Loxisr No citizen was cafe or could
rely upon bis safety Ia Tho pubhc streets when rowdy
lem Of ~ aggravated character that charged
these allowed to 70 unpuu ished or to b~ CON-
proDhed He also read iettsrs from the prosecutors
stating that they had arranged the business
spirit displayed BY the District Attorney in his
beavers to hunt up prosecution against his clients
They we're OF character and Of good character
as he District Attorney biDsef ~. -niew
Here there vSs loud demons tratlon of applause,
oleppirE II hands and stamping Of feet from . va
crowd OF owdies, who bad collected In the gallery
CouBr-Let the police srrest any found In the
act Of interuptiDg the court by such xhibtons as
there.
DnIRIcr ATToRsEY-If rowdyism IL to rule In this
cent II rovdyism win be allowed to exhibit
itsen even here, Jet IL be, ] shall not consent to
IL But owe duty to this munity; have . d.
rect sibilty impossd upon guard the peace
ano protect the lives Of the ctsens Of New York and
fbsiI not shrink from that duty. Suppressed sp-
plau,e in the gallery shall not, in ss far O. am
concerned permit ro~dysn to strike down the peace
Of the city After further remarks BY COUNSEL at
either side, the motion denied
.ffempf to Shoe The trial Of Duane, charged with
ponsd until Monday, In Consequence Of the sudden
inness 81 Alderman Crolius No other cases being
ready the court adjourned to this forenoon No
Jury cases VIII be heard to-day, tSsturdsy)
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Com mon Pleas.

Guy ". Talsniiners Ths Mayor, &c, Of Esp York
through the negleenc of defendants and their
wants II epptared that on the 25h July, 1S4s the
defendants or their workmen. agents, we're engsg-
I'd in constructing In 25th street; that In the
progress Of the workit was nscessary TO blast rock
the execution Of which, the plaintiffs house and
turLuIe was censiderably injured and his windows
broken. The defence was that the defend had
sgLcy in the matter; that the work was done without
IL cir sutt GRITTY and that any injury accrued, the
pertons Who Immediately engaged In 1t lie.
bic. Sealed verdict tomorrow, morning.
Before Judge DAILY.
Ellen Cafney rs. HIM MnihoIiand.-Ths was an
scticn to recover Of 5000 and ths other
Of $3.50 IL appeared that the mother Of the plaintiff
In 1887 after the death Of her husband lodged In
the bands Of the defendant trustee for the benefit
Ct her two daughters hs plaintiff being one) the sum
81 and that the plaintiff in 1S43 lodged the SUN
Of s450 also in his hands her money, and for
her use The only defence As to interest, and ~
certain credits claimed BY defendant for Gums al
lefsd to be paid account The jury found FOR the
plaintiff 81 3g7 81.
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The weather.

s At Albany, att p. M Tuesday, tho Thermometer
4 degrees lower. ap N1
The therms meter at Hartford Conn, on wsdses-
cay, stood At 2dsgrees.
The snox, In the vicinity of York, Pa, fell last week
TO the depth Of ~ inches and Gettysburg to about
is inches. 80 much has not fallen there at any
one time for the In It six years. ..f r. .r.IY
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Railroad IutelIIUcnce.


A meeting was herd at Mount Holly. N j., on Sstur-
day last and resolution adopted p-ttion the sgis-
ature Of that State for The OF railroad
company who propose to lay down q new road from
Philadelphia to New York, to pass through Mount
Holly, Freehold and Key Port
ANOTHER ATTEMPr AID Nav YoRK AT THE Er-
PENsr OF PM ApkLrHrA-I the Select Council last
evening. Mir 1yon offered preamble and resolutions
nstIuctiDg the Presidents OF Cou ncis to memoriaxe
the lie eisatufe seainst bill becoming law which
Was passe d last session. IL authorised company to
lay out aJAirosd from Erie to the Ohio line. This
vas passed Upon the tstion Of the members
frcm Erie county that IL local measure In
which the state gs morally was notint. rested.
In orderto rhow the importance Of this matter, 10
teep authorized from Erie 10 Northeast, town upon
the boundary Of Erie county aud the State Of New
York The blu suthcrzing railroad to the Ohio line
would comm CT with the isi road other
places. So important this link In tho csmmunica-
Ii1n With the TO the Nsw Yock and Erie Railroad
Company that In three days after the bill authorizing
the read from Erie to the Ohio line passed bin
psseed by the New York Legislature. authorizing
road fiem Buffalo, through Dunkirk, to Northeast.
This would complete tie road from New York to Ohio
tskips It throush Erie county and divertng The rich
trade Of the Vest from Philadelphia for tho benefit Of
New York and Boston. The Importance of this matter
10 the city can be easily Uodar the false repre-
stbtatols Of those who Introduced the bill passed
both Houtes but vas not bisued by Governor Skunk
II was In his hands at the time Of hts DEATH aud 1t
now remains to sso what Governor Johnston viii do
with 1t. The resolution TO memorsliSe against the
patsge OF the bill Was unanimously caled-Phfo
Ledger, Jan. B. % rH.s 81
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Domestic Miscellany.

Mensshs n the name Of new yiilsge recently laid
out the sast side If the outlet of Lake Wnpebsso
s. me fifteen buildings have been erected within two
me n,hs. and thirty moro under contract.
The Wabash and Erie Canal has been damaged to the
amount Of SlL0 coo by the recen Mt flood.
Tie police Office at Quebec (Cs was robbed about
ten dsyt since Of . box containing about Sl00 az
A difficulty occurred short tiue since between two
indians at HouRhton, Canada, which resulted IN the
murder Of one Of item. The murderer vas arrested.
The collections taken up in the Catholic CHARGES OF
Quebec, on Christmas day, amounted to 1894 So
On Saturday night last. sick child Of Mr.. W. p.
Strstton. Of Cincinnati was bathed In complicated
sririts, wrapped in cotton, and laid in the bed By
meanr In the sbseBcs Of the servant girl, ths
tttton took FIRE, ard In . moment the bed wss envel-
tptd in flame Luckily the girl rushed To, tore the
bt rpipg cotton from the child and thus eaved II fro
o borrid death. TIE bed and clothing destroyed
There we're wrecks dis astsrs 20 up Yards Of ID
vessels on the western lakes during the year. IN
the Of property consequent upon these disasters
was over $500 0l0. The number of lives lost vas S.
Three slaves we're burned to d-ath in Q corn barn
near ChattaL ooss Tenn q few days ago.
A Convention ef the farmers Of Delaware b to b
held at Dover on the 18th inst
The vires for telegraph aeross the Irish Channel
fhorty tosbe laid 1T the expense Of the British
yernment. Irf
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The AucusTA (Me.) RoBBERY.-The Pwtlasd
Argus Of Wednesday notices rumor which, how
ever, II has been unable to trace to reliable au-
thoIity, that one of the persons engaged IN the
robbery OF the Augusta Bank, noticed yesterday,
gusta and Gardiner, with half the plunder. AZ tho
report runs, the robbery was effected by two per-
sons, who divided the spoil, and then dissolved
rtnershjp-each taking different road. Officers
were in pursuit Of the other.
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Court Cslendar-rh,s D.v.

COMMON PLsn-lst Par --l65, 80, "a, IS. 20, o. o.,
&C. eS, 100 102. I'd Part363 TO- 81, OIL o. 30i 3e5 o3
e5, %, 90, lol, l03, i06, l07.