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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
List Moments Of President TayIsr.

The las. words uttered by President Taylor
were: II have always done my duty-I am ready
to die. Ny only regret is for the friends I leave
behind ne. This be uttered with great dstincsness
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
American gives this account Of the final moments
Of the ilustrous deceased:
The President was sensible Of bis critical eondi-
ton in the morning, and when be was spoken TO
on the subject. be said he was prepared to die, IL
il was the will Of God, be lad nothing 10 re-
prosch bis conscience with 10 the discharge Of pub
lie or private obhg ations He did not doubt thai be
might have erred, bus ne feit thar be had not done
90 Intentionally.
ThrougbOu. the day, whenever be was awake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
BATH ALU nj SPRINGS.

THIS Establishments open for the reception Of Wis
tiers. 1t is situated on the direct main route from
Richmond TO the White phur, in Virginia, Immediately
lat the Eastern base Of the Warm Spring mountain, ant
five miles distant from the Warm Springs. The build
ngs all new, extensive, well finished and handsome
land in furnishing them the proprietor has spared no pains
Tor expense His Tables shall DO H.,
country afford ncqdbaggn NIB ogn exeron os' cam 90 he
hopes the public will have cause of complaint.
But the remarkable medicinal properties oPthese Springs
fare of course the main attractions. h chronic arrangement
ofhe stomach lrer and Kidneys in bronchitis, scrgua
Sad all diseases Of The skin polcers unsurpassed. III
le6ccts upon delicate females are decidedly happy.
The proprietor has at his command numerous estimoni
as and certificates Of physicians and others detailing many
remarkable cases of permanent effected by these wa
tiers. but he deems their publication unnecessary.
The Bath Alum is night stand for Heiskell s. Co.'S
sdaily line of Stages from Richmond 10 the White Sulphur
THE mail is furnished daily, East and West by VIM.
Parish Co.'S line; and it is night stand for Bells tr
weekly line from Lexington, via. the Rockbridge Alum
3Spring JOHN w. FRAZIER.
,July g. lS50-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17

FROM CITIZENS OF TARRYToWN
TAnRyTowS, January i4th iS47.
sDR. B. BRANDRETH: My Dear Sir
XTE the undersigned being fully convinced of the superior
wv qualities OF your Vegetable UniversaPs all Others
catharc medicine, which opinion founded upon
personal cxpcrencchaying used them for years family
medicnewc therefore take pleasure in thus recommending
them specially excellent, preyentug and curing, those
sBous difficulties TO which almost every individual IS, at GER
periods of the year, less subject In all dvspeptic
caes which have them ued they have invariably
eeced perfect The method Of using them take
Zone every night when going bed Whoever that is
Bdyspeptc, and follows this advice, will be of So
1--WE believe, we have never known them 10 fail
Nothing hut the welfare OF fellow beings has induced us
write this You WILL therefore, confer particular favor upon
sus by giving it place in your publications.
SIGNED Jacob Odell, p M, ID Lent John Child E
Has Manu. George Mills John Derwad, Steubcn Swartwout,
sE Hall, John Leonard, Adm Martlng, John Weeks, w
"a Widely, James See Charles Underh, Willet Capen-
ter w Van Wart, Clapp Henry Todd, Elijah Will
sdey, VIM Ward, Joseph Vail, Thomas Dean Cornelius
Lessee
AGENTS-WM KYLE. Staunton; VIM W King, Waynes-
boro' Messcrsmith MtSoon; M Stout Co., New Hope;
ID Whitmore, Mt Meridian John Morris Fishersville;
Thomas Holt, Jennings Gap Benz Graham Greenve Nc
fGuin s Co., Midway Jas Guy, Deerfeld; w Clarke
Parnassus B Hogshead Co., Pamassus William Bell,
sChurchve; Sterling Son, Harrsonburg Jacob Bear,
Lexington Watts, charlottesville Stewart Millbo-
tro' Springs D Wise, Warm Springs.
Iuir
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
Sale of EEteMsiUe Real Estate,
IN sTAUNToN, OCT. 1sT, 1850.

Executor Of Michael Quinar, decd, shall sell
public auction, all his Real Estate shall OF cours
attempt description of the property, but it is known
valuable consisting of some five or six large and handsome
Stores two three Dwellings, and three or four Shops
situated without exceptions in most desirable parts OF h
Town. Also. valuable Building Lot Main Stree:
land some excellent and convenient out-los Of Woodland
The rapid improvement in the Town of Staunton, rem
ders this sale worthy the attention of capitalists
Possession of the property will given on lst OF Apr
1851.
TERMS.-The object being to CONVEX. the property a
once into an interest bearing fund for the support and ed
credit upon giving satisfactory security for the principal
and punctually paying the interest. n,,r,n
Siaunton, July IL. le50.-tds.
mg- Richmond Times, Winchester Republican, Har-
rsonburg Republican, Lexington Gazette and Charloes
Vile Advocate copy weekly till sale mark COST and draw
through Valley Bank at Staunton, upon the Executor
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17

CentLeaenIn your last paper notice the
meeting of some OF the citizens of ChurchYiie anu 10
hood That meeting resotred to have mass me- ~
xusta Springs, TO commence the 25th INST Ane O e
meeting distinctly stated to wit tha' tne peoPe 81"
Of hearing the the various or inc o-
yention touching the important business OF aerS tue STATE COh-
suon All the candidates were invited 10 DC m
S;dons dstnco was made between any OF the Candidate
surely the Doe have right TO call any such Candidate
m define hs noo strange then must appear TO every
Ysean in and about Chucy lie and the Augusta Springs
tho neon own meeting and resolves rcuied by such
men ne be ostensble editor Of the Staunton Vmdcator
Loot NJ that paper Of the l5thThe great meeting Church
ylche meeting consisted Of about six persons sue
would like do short account Of the said meeting This
Mr. indicator account OF his olcR reform ticket &c,
we humby conceive getting TO be rather large Tor his sGl
clothes Does nc fear the meeting the 18th INST VIII IN Tact
take place. Are his aYore fire TO be injured by engaging IN
full open fair dScuSSon Is he afraid the powerful effects
of truth? Or he conceive that the simple fact OF ms %
scoring as Editor ofthc Rcpubcan Viudicaor concrS on HIM
letters patent vy and rdce the people, and grossly ana
Lowry sport with the feelings Of men, al least oa 10 hSeV IN
point Of moral worth?
is any qualification this peculiar viudcator, can
assure him that the meeting will take place on the 18th INST
that great many respectable citizens will attend and the
people expect the Candidates will also attend aud speak
out to the people their peculiar views in relation the a
mendment they may respectively think the present state Con
stitution should undergo. 80. IN
Ifhis Vndicaor thin ks that the people Chuchle and
the Augusta Springs deferred from exercising their own
RIGHTS because he choose deal out TO them low
slang such as we have referred to- for all let HIM know he
is mistaken. :.
July Is, $50.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Com
of Law and ChaEcery for Augusta County, pronounc-
led on the 10th day ofJune 1885, 10 the suit Of Elizabeth
Landes and Others cs. Lydia M. Landes and Others
the undersigned Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, the premises,
5day of August next, two TRACTS OF LAND. belong
ling to the heirs Of Samuel Landes Decd, containing By
recent survey, In all
8ls ACRES, Q ROODS AND POLES
This Land lies 10 one Of the most fertile portions OF The
VALLEY of Virginia. and is of excellent quality small po
on excepted is highly susceptible Of improvement being
we adapted the growth Of clover and other grasses and
produces abundany all kinds Of grain grown in this lati
ude. There is due proportion Of mbered and cleared
( Land about % Acres Of Meadow, two Dwell IL
8LING HOUSES, in good repair, Zone large and G!II6
ycomfntable) with the usual Out-houses, and two
Barns convenienone Of the Barns large and newly erected
Hit is also well watered and is within hundred yards Of
Merchant and Grist Mill These two Tracts although not
adoning will be sold together, Of them contains only
35 Acres being altogether in timber This Land may BE-
divided the situation Of the buildings being favorable for
4divisiOn.
4 TERMS OF SALE-The decree above mentioned,
requires so much cash, be paid in hand as will dey
the costs of advertising and selling and Of suit and
THAT the residue shall be divided into four equal nsament
8payabe the first in six months from the day of sa and the
ohes in one, two and three years from the time the first
as DUE and that for these nstamenls the purchaser shall
pye bonds with good security and that the title shall be
reained ultimate security till the whole purchase money
his paid Sale TO commence at l ] O'Clock, A. 81.
Further particulars made known application to either
of the subscribers living in the neghborhcod To any Of
Sthe Messrs. Landes living on the Land.
JONATH. LANDES, =
4 CYRUS BROWN, '"1 -
81 July 8. 1s50.-tds.
s No. Rockingham Register copy S weeks and charge
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
PUBLxCzSAx1~
Of Large and Valuable Farm In Augusta County, neoP
Staunton, Virginia;

HON Wednesday, the 3st Of July next, upon the premi.
ses, will be sold at public auetion, The Farm in the
County Of Augusta, called RearWaIlow, belonging 10
the Estate Of the late Chapman johnson, lying bewesa
TWO and three miles north o Saunon on both sides Of The
road from Staunon Miers Iron Works together with
all It's buildings, fencing, and other Improvements and ap
purtenances The tract contains about one Thousand and
which, about six hundred cleared and
than four hundred acres in well mbered woods il
contains two Dwelling Houses besides houses for seryantA
large Barn, Stable, Dairy, Bathaouse, and the Other
usual buildings gardens large and well selected OrchsF
an extensive and productive Vineyard Of the CaiAwta
Grape, &c., &c. The Land is regarded Of sxeellsas
quality and has been udiciousy cultivated with vsy
its permanent improvement Moreover, much Of the clsa
ed Land is entirely new and fresh
The sale Of SO good Tract Of Land, in country -
ractve and healihfu in the neghborhood Of rapidly
proving town, in situation which will soon have every
facility for sending its products market 10 every dre
ton and where lands steadily rising In value, affords
rare opportunity, which it is hoped will not escape 10
notice Of enterprsng men.
1t is believed that the whole Tract can be udciously d.
vided for sale into hreeir Farms, with convenient
proportion wood and clearing in each, besides wood
land and two cleared lots which may be sold seps
atey but it will be divided far as conveniently may be,
TO suit the wishes of purchasers and persons who are dis
posed to bid for the land invited to communicate their
wishes as 10 the mode Of division which would suit Them
before the sae either the undersigned at Richmond or 70
This brother VIM. B. Johnson al Saunon The latter has
map Of the Farm and will give to persons who feel an
interest in the matter all the information in his power.
BEARwALLow is at present occupied by Mr. Simpson
If. Taylor tenant His lease will expire the LIST Of De-
cember, which time full possession the premises will
|be delivered purchasers. In the mean time, however.
purchasers will have the privilege of putting In crop OF
small grain.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth the purchase mon
ley be paid in cash. at The time of sale, the balance 10
three insalments g. Is, and 81 months from The day
SALE. The credit payments to bear interest from the day
o sae and to be secured by the bonds negotiable notes
of the purchaser and by deed Of trust on the property
conveyance, with proper covenants ogeneal warranty,
will be made as the cash payment is made and the
security for the credit payments given.
Sale 10 commence at IL O'Clock noon at or near the
dwelling house occupied by Simpson F. Taylor, on the day
above named if the weather is very unvorable, on the
next fair day.
For himself and the other deuisees Of c. johnson, deed.
July 3, lS50.-tds.
CO. Harrisonburg Republican requested to copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
G. Kinney, receiver, and D. S. Young PIsiasifs,

n c. Kinney, receiver, and D. S. Young Plaintiffs,
AGAINST 81
John B. Baldwin, Admir- Of jeremiah Aude, decd. ana
Mark Taylor and Mary Taylor, heirs Of said Jeremiah
Aude, 9ecd-Defendants.
IVNHE Circuit Superior Court Of Augusta County, at ID
June Term, 1850, deceed that the Defendant Bald
win the Administrator Of the said jeremiah Aude dec'd
lido render before Master Commissioner John N Hendren
Jan account of his administration upon the Estate of his To-
testae. In performance of which duy, the said Commits
zette all the creditors of the ntestae to enable him o
report ls The amount of the Plaintiffs debt End, All te
other outstanding and unsased liabilities Of the Estate
showing their respective digntes and porties: 3d. AMI
account showing the quantity and value Of the Real Estate
land 4th, The annual rents and profits thereof which ac
(any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by bmse
|or required by the parties to be SO stated"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
DENTISTRY.
MANN g. CHAPMAN,

I INTENDING 10 practice in Augusta County, take TN
method of informing the citizens tina, they will vlsl
them at their residences generally and from the fnlshe
manner in which they eir work have no dSu ID
lo giving satisfaction ThefC wing certificate signed D.
Ia few of the many persons ho teeth they have opeate
upon in this County offered as reference, and as les
3timonaI Of their skill.
CERTIrIcATE-Wew whose names are hereunto signed
lido hereby certify that MANN s. CHAPMAN haze executed
dental work for us in very satisfactory manner, both ii
duality and durability-Dr. E. Williams, William Thomp
son, George Messersmilh, A. Smith, Philip Fauber DJ
Joseph Wilson.
July IL, 1S50.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
~. " LUEEJU.

RTNTENDING 10 locate himselfn Staunton, respectful
tenders his services as Teacher the citizens of tina
town and its vicinity. He hopes from his long experience
in teaching, and by his usual diligence, to be able to me
the continued support of those who may patronise his ochoo
He Obligates himself TO use his most faithful endeavors
he discharge of every incumbent duty and to give his u
emitting attention 10 the moral and intellectual improve
men of the pupils committed to His first Session
Twill commence on the first Monday of September next
The prices for Tuition are follows: Reading, WI
ang, and Arithmetic 81 so per scholar for the session
five months; for English Grammar, Geography, Anclen
HChemstry, Geometry, Trgonomey Surveying and Age
abra, BIZ so; the Latin and Greek Languages, Sl5.
Those living distance who may desire to patronls
Hhs School, informed that boarding can be obtained con
3venlent 10 the Schoolroom moderate terms Those wh
3are not bound by subscription, will be charged only from
The time that the pupil commences 10 the close OF the Ses
dson
The subscriber respectfully makes the following ref
Berences Col. JOS Mauzy, and DR.. Geo. X Gilmer, Nc
sGaheysville COL VIM. b. Yancey, Conads Store; Rich
sard Mauzy, ESQ., Editor of Lewisbug Chronicle; Luke
1 Woodward, J. p, Bel's Valley.
Staunton, July 10, 1850.
5VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in The Clerks Office of
IIs5O, ~
Abraham Hannah-Paintlf
AGAINST
aihih uulPIey john OkeS anu Johh loup8-boio 70,
IN CHANCERY.
The Plaintiff having filed his bill, praying that the title
certain House and three ouhs of Acre of Land
ssod by the Defendant Skies TO Young, and by Young 10
Humphrey, who sold it The Plaintiff may be decreed to
hm-and the Defendant Young having entered his APP
pearance and given security, according the of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he not an inabitan Of this Com
monweah 1t is ordered that the said Defendant Go APP
pear here the LIST Monday in September next and answer
1.-The bill of The Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be-
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in Stanton
for month, and posted the front door Of the Court
house. ACopy-Teste.
MICH. c. KINNEY, C. @.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17

FEVER AND AeUE, and Bilious Complaints A'houg'
long known as sovereign remedy for chronic cases OF lie
patio arrangement the proprieOrs of DR.. M'Lanes Live
pills were not for the following gratifying evidence
canacv and curative powers in Ague and Fever and
bilious complaints ar .-.-..a NJ 90 1917
'slTessrs Kidd IS Co-AbOut one year ago was labor
linz under very attack of Ague and Fever but BY
1.-The use of MLanes Liver Pills was restored to per
Isct health. believe them to be the best medicine fo
BILIOUS complaints that has been offered for sale in this
7sectiOn,of country. JAMES SHARPE
o. Sold Wholesale and Retail by EsKRlDeE s. KIN.
NET, Sauntopalso by Druggists and dealers generally
throughout the United States.
Jnly IL. 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
STAUNT0N ACADEM MY.

-HsISN
|VHNHGS SCHOOL will be opened on the first Monday il
September next, under the management of l.. WAD
lately elected as Principal hereofby unanimous vote
the Trustees Instruction will be given in the variou
branches of liberal educatou and careful preparation ma
.be expected by such students contemplate graduating
3the University any College in the State. No change
ices. BY order Of the Board,
VIM FRAZIER, Sec'y.
P S, The Principal will be prepared 10 receive sever
tal Boarders in his family.
StauntOn July H. 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE

WISH to sell House and Lot in Saunien belonging
to the estate Of Daniel Ellis, dec'd sused para
o said Town called Newown, and designated In that part
o said Town as lot No. H. and present occupied BY Mr..
david Andrews The House built Of brick, with four
rooms besides the Garrett together with convenient Closets
THE Lot runs back in rear Of the Dwelling House 70 the
next street, on which another building might be erected il
desired.
The terms of sale can be made easy the purchasers BY
1.-The deferred payments being well secured portion Of the
purchase money will however be required il cash. Mr..
TO- c. Norris will shew the property hose desiring 70
ee it, and communicate TO me any offer that may be made
afor the same JOHN X. ELLIS, Adm'of
of Daniel Ellis, decd.
I'll IOEn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
July 8, 1864
William Gamble-Plaintiff,

AGAINST
David Griffith, Peter C.. Hogg, George Reubush, John W
Beale. Sheriff of Mason County, and as such, Admins
traitor of James Hogg, r, Decd, John Crawford, Henri
Blakemore, Elijah Hoggset, John R. Syrcle, Richar
H. Dudley, John Nj. McCue, David Orebaugh, ST. Clai
lian Staubus, VIM. w. Young, John S. Whtmore, Abe
Carson, Thos. j. Niche, Jared M. Hottie, James L
4 Clarke and Henry Observation-Disclosures.
2ENHE Circuit Superior Court of Augusta County, at it
l. June Term, 1850, among other things, decreed ha
his cause be referred to Master Commissioner john
}Hendren, to take the following accounts:
ls An account of the debt paid by the Plaintiff as Sc
fcurty for Peter G. Hogg, Ex'or of James Hogg, sen
decd, and apporioning the same between the Plaintiff
This solvent cosecurtes so as TO shew what contrbutve
portion thereof if any, be made Of the Estate Of
flames Hogg sen dec'd and for what amount The Plain
tiff will be entitled TO decree against David Griffith.
End. An account of the administration of John w Beale
sSherff of Mason County, and SUCH Administrator Of
James Hogg, r dec'd upon the Estate Of his nestae,
$50 ascertain whether said Estate is sufficient to bear
ills proportion Of the liabilities in whole, or in part
d An Of the debts secured by the Trust Deed
so the Defendant Griffith, TO the Defendant Crawford bear
ling date the 18th July, S49, show what portion
Iof said debts were originally just and Valid and still remain
due and payable
4th An account of the purchase money still remaining
payable due and hereafter become DUE from the Defend
|ant Griffith to the Defendant Reubush for the Tract of
Land in the Trust Deed and Bill and proceedings mention
ed in order shew the value Of said Gnihs equitable
fright in the said Land, to be subjected to the Plaintiffs de-
nand or the claims of the creditors in the Trust Deed as
1.-THE Court may hereafter decide. All which said
commissioner will take, state, settle and report TO the
Court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself required by The parties to be stated, &c
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BRECKENRIDGE s, COWNE have just received
LID variety of Boots and Shoes, suitable TO the season
among which
Gentemens Goat skin Morocco Boots Fine Calf skin do
Genemeu's Kip Shoes; Gent'ls Calico; Gent. Moroc
CD do; Gent Morocco Slippers; Ladies Kid Slippers
Ladies Fine Morocco do. Ladies California Ties; Chill
dren's California do and large lot of Mems and We
mems heavy Brogan Shoes, Boys Kip and Calf Shoe
and Boots, &C., SC.
Slaunton, July 10, lS50.-Vind. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

JNHE undersigned having accepted the appointment o
the Board Of Trustees Principal Of tins Institution
would hereby give notice the public that the regular OK
ercses of the School will with the leave of Providence
commence on Monday the End day Of September.
The course of instruction will he extensive and thorough
embracing all the ordinary and higher branches of an Eng
|sh Education The Latin and Greek Languages Wi
also be taught if desired Competent Teachers in Musi
land French have been procured. The terms of Tuo
Twill be the heretofore, and will be published beof
1.-The commencement of the Session.
A number of Pupils can be furnished with Boarding
he family of the Principal, whose residence will be retired
land also very convenient to the Seminary.
w. G. CAMPBELL, PRINCIPAL.
Julv TO- lS50-St
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17

they and never in favor thing but the
sixty five year tenure and the for years with
inelgby till after the lapse ofsever years ItUst Mr.
True ReioImer viii continue keep posted to the ea
OF his ssweather- cock' candidates.. a
TO the negbty term tenure other words their ten
for wears with inegbty till after he lapse oil several
unworthy predecessors We Of the reform school have contend
cd that good behavior life tenure obeconab lie
Of the for its rejection will not be controversies By Mes
srs Niche and Stuart II the argument IS the
ure with iueqibilit Incentive to welLdoins Will
be taken The Judge when he goes upon the bench
will feel the qoangs responsibility spu to compel him
TO the performance duties The reflection on his part that
no mater how faithfully he may discharge the duties devOlvns
upon him. he cannot be elected another term must have
the effect of rendering him inefficient and uniathiul
fyou desire responsible, Independent and industrious JUDI
cary elect the Judges by the people for short terms and make
them eligible. The erm tenure, with inelgbty con
be far Objectionable than the good behavior ZEN
under which the people Of Virginia have suffered 50
ousy. TRUE KER oi'NA'