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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-21

4 ia meeting Of the President and Directors on
- the 25d Day ofDecember 1851, it was order
cd that The Corporation Of Stanton and the ndiyd-
ual' subscribers to the stock Of this company resi-
dent 20 S!aunton and its vicinity be required e pay
iato the Branch Of the Bank of the Valley in
otaunon to the credit Of Geo A. Baker Treasurer
OF this Company, quota.of ten dollars per share
on or before the 18Th day Of JANUARY nert also a
quota often doars per share on or before the 18th
day Of February neat, and final quota Of fire dol
lars per share on or before the 18th Of March neat
G. CHAPLIN,
Sec'yJ. VT. Co
Dec. 31 1871 -t15m
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II the Old Bell Tavern.

3ETE have ag:'s received new lot Of CLOTH
"r' ING consisting in part Of fine Black Dress
,0vereqa is; Fine Black oose Sacks; Dress and
sFr,ck Goats Of every color and at every price.
which Ne Ofiert1f sale very low. lower than ever
he tore olla red here Every kind Of Gnods usually
kept ia Clothing Stare will he found al our es-
sabshme NJ, s,Si' rs Boots Shoes. Carpet Bays.
e.. g.. W hch Hill be sold very luv. Please
a, W. Us c all GOODMAN & co,
Sum,pl, JIl. II. I5J2.-Y. X Ne SIS. copy.
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$500 REWARD.

WILL give the above reward for the apprehen.
Il sion and delivery into custody Of the author Cor
bIack-heared VILLAIN of the following letter which
is here given verbatim.
WAYYEsBoRouGH, Dec. 24,h, 1851.
Mr. GEoa&E CoFFMAN
Dear Sir have understood that you are a
going to leafe swopes mill would like 10 get you
to come and tend my mill it is in good order it has
two pare of Burrs and choppers give the thirds
thear is good hous and 10, if you can come wright
me directly and will debend on ynu
Yours JOHN COINER.
John Conner pronounces the above base forgery.
GEORGE A. COFFMAN.
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TaNHE second session of this Schuol will com.
NJ mence on the LIST OF February. The success
Of the session which is about closing. has exceed
ed expectation and M efnrt will he spared in fn-
ture, TO merit It's continuance The Department
Of instruction is in Ire charge Of competent and ex-
perienced Teachers. and contemplaies thorough
pess, as well as rapidity oil. advancement in
the various branches of study. The Domestic ar
rangemenis look 10 the comfort and convenience of
pupils There Is in this respect an equality be-
twee" them and their Teachers; both eating at The
same table, and occupying chambers equally COM
Portable.
There are a few vacancies. Any information,
that may be desired. will BIZ communicated cheer
fully, on application 10 the Princip1.
j. 4. M'CAULEY.
Jan. 81, lSj2.-tf !
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NO TIC f S y.

With this issue another volume Of the Spectator is
concluded ami the proprictors take occasion earnestly
to request all persons indebted tohe office for subscrp.
on advertising, or job work, and Tor however small
an amount 70 call aud make settlement, or remit by
mail at their earliest convenience. Owing 10 the
trouble and expense, an agent cannot be sent out and
II is hop, that no one will wait TO be specially called
upon. Fractions of dollar can readily be RENTED
through the mail in Postage Stamps.
Nov. II, 1881.
0ry- Rev Henry Brown, win preach at Augusta
Oh rch, on Sabbath next at II O'Clock A. Nj.
Jan. q, 1852.
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NOTICE.

'INTlE subscriber having removed TO the city of
Baltimore takes this meihnd of informing his
friends and The public generally that ha still has on
hand large stock of his superior mould candles.
They are placed al the store Of MIR. John Brande
burg, who has become his agent for the same.
JNO. Ii. Asst.
Jan. 7, lS52.-if.
2. S.-All persons indebted to him either by
bond or account will please call on Messrs Bell
s. IIarman, for immediate payment.
T. Fl
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Trust Sale.
Jan. 81, 1852

EpY virtue Of deed of Trust executed to the
80 undersigned by Jno. 5. Brannaman on the
20Ih day Of January 1851, for purposes therein
menloned. will proceed to sell on Friday the oh
day Of February, 1852, the following property 1t
wit:
Five beds and Bedding, two dining tables, one
Cherry Bureau. one china press and contents, one
brass Clock, rocking cradle, one side saddle, one
mans saddle. large pots, S ovens, one Tea kel-
tie, 2 cnlfte Pots, | coffee mill, shovel and longs
pr dog irons, bay Mare, gray Iinrse,75 busI'-
els of corn, 7 head Sheep, "a head Of Hogs, head
of Cattle, d sets Of horse Gear, four horse wag-
gon, 2 double Shovel PlJughs, single do, 2 big
do, all the wheat fiddler and Hay in the Barn, the
crop of grain then growing,l Guest. cradles, |
wheat fan. Cutting Box, 6 hundred weight OF
bacon and one Harrow.
Terms made ka)wn on dav ofsale.
DAVID S. BELL.
jar, 81. 1882
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Sale of Valuable Slaves.

-Hsys&
TN Siauntor, on the 26lh of January. 1852.
(Cuurt day at Crawford's corner, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, will offer for sale,
FOUR SHAPES,
belonging to the estate ef DR.. Edwin Fl. Gooch,
decd.
Nine mo nllls credit will be given-bonds bearing
interest from the date required.
F..F sTERRETT, Adm.
Jan IL, 1862
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List of Letters,

ENIAINiNG in the Post Office at Stauntor
"a Va, Jan. LIST 1852.
BIS C.-Miss Margaret Bateman, Elijah Bate
man. Crawford Bear, Thos Bragg, Aaron Bitter
Jacob Brown, Christian Beard, DR.. WIN Burke 2
Mr.. Brink, Patrick Crowley, E. Cowen
Mrs. Lydia Ca&add.
E,F& G.-Mrs. Lydia Echard. Geo. Engle
man, James Fitzpatrick, Miss. Calharine Frank
lin, Jno. Fairly, Geo u. Fisher. Thomas c. Gr
ner, Miss Mary S. George.
ii, K s. L-,Jas IIircIens, STROLLER Holeman
Elias fIord, Daniel S. Kamey, Jno. Lohr, Geo A
I.ushbar,
Nj & P.-Mrs Mary Montague, Miss Fannie
Nancy. Miss Calharne Nlofelt, joel E. Malh
ews. J. b. M'Curen, Jacob or Lewis Myers, Nj
f. Nlagraw. John NJ Car,hy, Madison Page.
RS S,-W. Ramsburg 2, G. w. Rulsler
Heirs of Lieut.. WIN Robertson, Mrs. Magdaline
RAIDER. Rev. T. Rescur. Jonathan Speech, JOS B
Scott. Joshua Stuart. David Sprouse.
VIZ. S. Walker, w. F. White, w. J
Wooddelt,
N. c. BROOKS, p. NJ.
Jan. 81, 1852.
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Cheaper than Ever |!

SUITE !. -
n & M HIRSH, at The variety Store, Post Of
~ flee corner, have received variety of goods,
which they offer for sale cheaper thaneyer., A.
mong the new articles are Umbrellas, Carpet, Bags
Oil Clothes for tables and floors, Ready -made Shirts
Sewing Cotton, Sewing Silks, Cutlery, Handker-
chiefs, Accordeons and Fiddles. .leuelry, warrant.
cd to be gold, and Fancy articles of every descrip
ton. The public generally are invited to call anc
see--they need not purchase unless they are pleas
ed, Country. Merchants are specially invited IL
give us call, as we viii sell to them at wholesale
Northern prices.
G.& M. HIRsH.
Jan. Z, ls52.-Y s. NJ. copy.
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WILL be sold without reserve on Tuesday the
w 9th inst, (Jandsry) a, the late residence
of EIizabolh Lightner decd on Maps Creek in
The County of Pocahontas, ten or twelve negroes
belonging To the estate of the said Elizabeth Light
ner decd. They consist of men, women ana child
rem. Nearly all are young and very likely. A reas-
enable credit will be given by the purchaser giving
approved security.
PETER LIGiTNER Jr.. Ex'or
ofElizabeth Lightner, decd.
Jan. Ia, 1852
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-01-21
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC MoNDER,-Inpon

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!-IMPoRT-
ANT TO DsPEPrlcs.- J. =. HOUGHTON'S PEP
SIN, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice pre-
pared from RENSET, Or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE
Ok after directions OF Baron LlEBlG the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, BY j. s. HOUGHTON, NJ. D, Phil
adephia This is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDI'
G ESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICEE LIVER COM
PLANT. CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing
after NATURES OWN METHOD, by NATURES
OWN AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets
containing Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished by
agents gratis See notice among the medical adger-
Sements.
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E. s. Jones. s. Co.

E. s. Jones. & Co.,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND RACE SITS.
~ Publishers of the Model Architect, by SAM
UEL SLOAN, Architect, TO be completed in "a
monthly parts.
The above work is designed to meet the wishes
not only of those directly interested in buildings,
but ofa who desire the advancement Of this noble
arl in our country, and wish to cultivate their tastes
and acquaintance with architecture. The hand
some manner in which it is prepared and embesh.
ed renders it tasteful ornament for The drawing
room, while its accurate deineations give it the
highest practical value.
Nos. |. 2 g. now ready for delivery.
Prce-50 cents per number. Address as above
pos! paid.
Dec. 81. 1851. --4m,
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NEW BOOKS.

HARPER'S Magazine for January Family
IL Worship,a series IF Prayers for every Morn
ing and Evening Of every day in the year adapt
ed 10 Domestic Worship, by one hundred and
eighty clergymen of Scotland.
Lectures IN the Evidences of Christianity, de-
livered at the University of Virginia just reseiv-
ed and f,r sale by ROB'H. C0WAN.
Jan L 1852
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.Nessrs Editors VIII you do US the favor tn
call meeting in your next issue of the citzans of
Staunton, to be held at the Court House, on We'd
nesiay at II o'clock. lor the purpose OF raising a
Subscription To aid the Sufferers by the late dlsas
irCus fire in lluntersviIle, Pockahontas co Va.
CITIZENS
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PostD3me.ncnt.

'HNHE sale of the large Tract advertised above,
is postponed until Saturday the 7h day Of
February ncrt, at which time it will be sold.
JOHN CARPENTER, Comm.
January 81, IS52-tds.
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.Nessrs Editors De Covery has most wOlul-
ly disappointed the expectation Of every body.
am now so well convinced that he is a very harm
less creature that beg leave To retire from public
life. Yours truly,
StIADIN
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Professional Cards, no, exceeding seuen lines, vii
be inserted one year for s. Co.'S months for So w.
O(

All advertising for less time than three months will
be charged for at the usual rates. 90 per square for
the first three insertions land twenty five cents for each
l.. ]. A. WADDELL, Prop'rs of"spectator Z"
j. F. KURTZ Prop'r of Messenger"
r. w. STEVENSON, PIop'r Of" indicator"
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Coach Mandatory.
jar. 81. 1852.

,YNilE Subscriber has on hand several new CARR.
ages and Buggies, and would invite
those in want Of such articles TO give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. Orders from dis
tanr,e promptly attended TO. All kinds of repair
np done at the shortest notice and in the best ma
ner. Alsn a large assortment of Carriage Trimmings
which he will sell at a s,naladvancp.. Having
attached To the above, the saddlery and harness
shop, he would invite his friends tocal at his shop
oppusite the Virginia Hotel where they will find a
fine asor,neur Of Saddles Of every Description,
Carriage ,CarryaI and Wagon harness,very cheap
Trunks and bonnet boxes Sc.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Jan. 81, lS52--3m.
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Augusta Savings Bank.

Notice.
-~rSGGfc-
THEREAFTER all notes intended for discount
n Il renewal or in this bal mnst he handed into the
Treasurer in time for the meeting of the directors,
which takes place on Tuesday of each week at
9 O'Clock A. M-olherwise they cannolbe received.
In order to insure their being attended 20 they had
better be handed in OF Monday.
ROD'T. COWAN.
Jan. 7: IS52--sm.
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RREcKINRIpGE $ coWNE, are now in
- receipt of their Fall supply of -
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries.
Queensware, Hats, Caps, Boots.
80; Shoes, Carpelngs, &c.,
to which they respectfully Invite the at,e,,;o,
their friends. and the public. Thei, s,"sI " =.
READY,MADE CLOTING is comnl.,s 81 =,
will be sold upon terms to please purchasers ''a
Stanton, Nov. IL, 1851. "a'e'''
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The Peoples Cfethimg Store!
Grand s. Magnificent Attraction {!
Goodman & Co., in the Old Bell Tavern

Goodman & Co., in the Old Bell Tavern,
MAKE great pleasure in announcing to the cit.
zens Of Slaunton and Augusta County, that
they have just received from the North, one Of the
largest, handsomest and cheapest stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever brought to this market. The people Of this
region have read and heard great deal Of late, a.
Sout goJd and cheap Ready. Made Clothing, and
have doubtless purchased on very favorable terms,
bit GoobMAN s. Co., think they can safely as
sert that they have now on hand selection that
will give more general satisfaction, in every re-
spect. than any ever before offered here. Their
business connection at the North is such as 10 ena-
Bile them to have their goods made up in HE best
and most fashionable style, and to sell them at the
west of possible prices. Their stock consists in
part of
COATS, PANTS, VESTS AND JACKETS,
Of every quality and description, Seck and Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Drawers, Cotton, Flannel and
While Shirts, Snspenders, Stand up Collars, Caps,
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Gloves, &C., together
with large supply ofGne and coarse Boots and
Shoes, Which will be sud remarkably low.
In addition to the above, they would respectfully
inform the people that they have just received d
large assortment of first-rate
NEGRO CLOTHING,
to an examination of which they invite. especially
the farmers Of this County. They feel confident
tina they can sell them as good bargains 10 say The
least, any similar establishment in the Stale Of
Virginia. All they ask is fair trail, in ordder to
convince the public that it will be TO their interest
to deal with them.
Stanton Nov r. 1851,
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augusta County Court Clerks Office TO wa
ESTRAVS.
TAKEN up by Peter Lohr, of Augusta County
on the. - day of --- 1851 "a SOW
and four Pigs. The Sow is Of an ash color, no
marks or brands visible; about two years old
Three Of the pigs are of red color and the other
of an ash color, no marks or brands; The said Pigs
are about five months old. Said Sow and Pigs
appraised at Sl2.
Can Extract from the Records.)
Teste, VIM. ID. TROUT, d. C.
January 81, lS52.-St.
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Servants for Hire.

A GOOD dining room man servant. also wo.
man for house work, and boy. Address
Mrs. II. MATHEWS,
Jan ID, Os52--3t Charlottesville.
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TsIG 5sAsssiET PRICES.


SrAUNrON PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected ,oeekty (orths Spsefator,)
,FLouR, SUPrIS. 1915 BAcoS, Hoe RouSp, 10
WHEAT per Bush. 75c CoRN, soc.
RYE, soc Moot, 30c
Oars, 33c Flax SEED, S5c.
BUrTES, Fresh l6c GISSESG, 2Sc
FEATHERs, SIC BsESwAX, 2Oc
'WIVcHEsrER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKET
Veek Eadins Jan. Is. Week Eadins Jan. l5
FLorR-S2T5a $500. F.ovR-S3S7a 81 81
HERRINGs-S5 10 a6OO. CLOYeRsggD- SIS 80
SmAD-- Sl2 90 90. HsRaING-s SG25.
BACON lie .perlb. SHAD S975.
WuEAr-70c rs. BAcoS-i2 cts.
OArs-35 a3Tc. LARo-l0 cts. IN Kegs.
CoeS-5U DEC. WME Ar so so.
RYs-6jc. CoRS MEaL-75cpc bu
LARo-9c perlb. CosN-62c.
PLASTER So o. per ton WHrsKEY-Retfid 2Sc.
FsATnsas-4Oa 45c. BUrrGR-Firkin .7c.
IuoN-S95 100 perton. PLAsrER- So 80.
BEEswAx-25c perlb. SALr.-S so.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RtcHmoND Jan. Is, 1889.
,G4er-Scals Weiglt-S2 % So 10. ExtraqS
<ty willcOq maud higher price.
HoGs-SGG91 4 nett: market brisk. 80.
Mrrrovs--SSl p $500 nett ,Isin quality.
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'I,AKE great pleasure in announcing to The citi-
L zens Of Slaunton and Augusta County, that
they have just received from the North, one Of the
LARGEST handsomest and cheap stock of
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Lynehburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company;

A LII who desire to have their buildings. goods,
IA wares and merchandise insured agains, fire
will call on JOHN II. McCUE,
Agent of said Company.
Stanton, Dec. q, 1851 TT
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X. j. RANxIV
ACTrEppCorx,n, <EA1Iv,

nAGr1rR %; .; vKeA.N.ffIN,
~ yer the Store Of Mr. a onfe aIsn room O.
al nnds ,sAe' the best style of the ART and II
ia.n;n "us u weather. Satisfaction o;van 49,.
etc me room, out if the individual ret,ros w
M" gain an extra charge Of Fifty Cents will ' NJ
also In all cases when the cash Is NO, n.;S
- Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 70 cali IN:
Saunton, May ID, 1881. 40 '",'e' " ca'l'
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Daguerreotype Miniatures.

'YNTIE subscriber begs the attention Of the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Stanton and the adjacent
country, to his collection of SPLENDID Dagherreo-
types. He takes them in an entirely new style
Please call soon Ladies and Gentlemen. as my stay
will, be short. Rooms at the Va. House.
JAMES KEAGY.
Oct. 90 1851.
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Office Of the junction v. T. Company.
LEXINGTON va.

Stanton, Oct. 90. 1851.
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sTAUNT0N, NOV. IT, 1851

Dec. 81, I65l.-tl5m.
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Wesleyan Female institute.

"But the servant Jesus sends
To call us 10 his arms
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Negroes for Sale.

January IA, lS52.-tds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
RaaaenRers Sailed.

LIyrRpoor-stesmshipE Eur, pa-Mr Henry Mau,e. Lo,
don Mr. Thomas Barring and servant, EprIand nosai
roh John Teder Geo rgrnbuii Scotland James Easter
baltimore, 8 Smith NYork, Mr. John Benk, Mr. Farm M
Pb,lhdsphis Ereksnsrsth Troy, Mr. Neies Mr. john.
y ys,sna NJ. px.a wWse pougsld AJsryis. Sandwich
MISS L,skoy, MA cuvisr aud lady, Montreal Jos M
Holinrd London, Mr. Gr LIVERPOOL James Wood pugaio
Mr. Par do, Mr. Fairhurs. Mr. beCsrere Hickey join
Fsrewo MT Boswell Mrs Dixon Miss Shelton Mr. Boulson
S9232S W 'pocis
CHARLrsror-stcamship Jas Adser-Mrs w RavensI .rs
four servants MT Irinckerhof sis Fanny Ravenei RAJ
wards Miss Julia Rsveue Miss TRENHOLM Mss Kate Rs,s
nal Mr. Morren Miss Elix ,beh Rayenei Emerson ~.
Mary kavenel Munder Mia Rosa Ravcpe Cant yibev
son Mig Pringls' waller lad, and servant Rave.
gaudt, Pringie II g Jones, A Lance, r Johnsoa n,
hichoil brawley and lady, Mr Cuthbert. DR. Cal
houn, Harrod, Mrs stevens Mics Stevens w WHITE
more g. steve,s Wilmington, q Ca liens T r Cspsrs
lady and child, Mrs Budd ct,ld and servant Raysns
!r Harris Rsvenel B.d and lady. Mrs sctriasr
drtn snd servsnt Mss NO nifty Miss PrinckerhoF A 81.
s.ti snc lady Weber Roe. Mrs aia Mis-. ,itemore
Mt ph' Fps, Gik. sor, " Poster Nnwny y asrwi.
W BtirFs, nntchett, No MIR, J sheriff " Me- u
hra,eity Mr. Wsrt and lady, NoG sasnaer II snriock
49,, c.sss, ~ -,sG.s,s y y -.
Crons w idnoon-tli IN tho stsor,xe.
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The Duscn Possessions In the East.

From the Singapore free Press May. IA
The report Of the Mini5ter Of the Colonies on the
State of Netherlands, India as gives in the Over.
land New Rotterdam Cpvdat, for February and
March last, supplies Us with some interesting nfor
nation regarding the Dutch POSSESSIONS in the East
We propose therefore, 70 make some extractsfro IL
Java is divided into nioeteen RESIDENCES and four
independent assistant Residences, rs follows: resi-
dencies-Bantam, Batavia, Pfeanger regencies,
Cheribon, Tagal, Pekalongan, Samarang. Japara,
Remhang, Surabsya, PasurGan. Bezuki, Banj u Mas
Bag,leen, Kadu, surakarta, Djokjokarta, Maiiun
and Kedn Assistant resideDcies- Buitenzorg,
KIswsng. Pachjtsp and Baujuwangi.
All places in Netherlands India. lying without
Java and Msdurs, are conprebended under the
name Of exterior possessions. These ases--I. The
Cover, mont OF the west coast o. Sumatra divided
INTO three groups or districts, viz the resideDoies
PadsrR, PsdsDP Highlands and fapauui , The
nd.pd dent assistant resiaenoV IL Btncoc,oa
y Toe Lsmpotg districts Inc resid anoe ~ "a.
lsmtfpR 'ith ros' y Jamb' (uuHfa knunshy
= ltl d.se. q, b-.-- g..- a.....a4 /. ! -,
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and warehouses both above and below the rapids are
crowded to overlooking with freight for che mining
districts Thousands Of barrels of supplies have
accumulated here for the last two weeks, and
appearances should not think half of the freight
can reach its destination before winter sets in.
though We hope for continuance Of the pleasant
and warm weather which nov enjoying,
which will enable the vessels ON Lake Superior to
make quick trips and number AZ them
We are glad to learn that Capt. Charles Thomp-
son is on hand with another boat on his northern
route, between this place and Penetanguishene. or
Sturgeon Bay. The steamer Telegraph, Captain
Brown. has just arrived from Detroit, via the Geor
giap Bay and will continue to ply on this route or
bay till the close Of navigation.
Propeller Peninsula, Captain Jones, arrived to.
day with smother Of her 3 600 Dbl bulk kind Of
reights consist pg Of every variety Of mining sup
lies that can BE- ima giped