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resgnaon and whether there was vacancy on MI Cayf
death In all these cases. and every to which have
adverted without exception since have been here the
seal of the State has been rrespected that nobody
has disputed the right of the member holding it to take his
seat--not single case, as far as know Of
The senator from New York asks what right has gov
to give certfcate2 will ask the senator what
right has any to come here unless he does here
with evidence from his State offers such unques
tonable evidence that dispute it2
Mr.. SEWARD. Will the honorable senator allow to
explan2
r. BUTLER. Certainly; for thought it was an aston
ishinQ proposition
Mr. SEWARD l am here without any certificate, or
commission other evidence from the governor of the
State OF New York. and with my colleague and there
has been senator from the State of New York cer
fed to this Senate far as know believe by any gov
ernor and IL all the in the State should tomor-
row certify that not entitled to be here il would
be overbaanced by the pra proof Of the certificates
made by the presidents and clerks of the two houses of
legislature who charged to elect senator's and who
tify to Congress that elected.
Mr.. BUTLER Mind what my remark was / said they
must here under the seal of the State or with such
know that my credentials have been filed yet NY friend
from Kentucky and myself took seats without our creden-
tias; but disputed our right say the ordinary
mode in which you approach the Senate of the United
States and hope it will be the mode is under
the seal Of Of the sovereign States of this Union
say the highest evidence 1t is the evidence recognise
bic in the old mode Of proceeding Thank God you may
call an old fogy if you choose but will adhere to the
primitive simplicity Of former times when governors
the representatives Of soyeregnties and Common
wealths.
Mr. CAsS rose from his seat advanced with extended
to the senator from South Carolina, and said Let
us old fogies shake hands, which elected laughter
through the Senate and the galleries.
Mr. TRUMBULL Mr.. President
The PRESIDENT pro teppore. The Chair understood
the floor had bean yielded by the senator from Ohio the
senator from South Carolina. .ss
I Mr.. TRUMBULL ! inquire IL it IL competent for the
senator from Ohio to yield the floor to the senator from
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1D NAriossL kAssss Cosaftfry. 49,
Th Ssiit,aal \ sn&sn Comni.,s~ has y,
bad 9usriefp. We t~jsye. 10 Chieago Wa
sulsni, ,i,e following paragraph;
The Albany A,r',s s,a,'s that more Than
30 i.orrz of rarnrnia rhsch hal hes'n oo''
bilm,s.i w ,ss isrssolen, lan, fsii oei0ihe
,is naked snd dsx,i'gis IN kasrsas, dpl noi
rsa,h the Territory isf1rr wiutsr ~ h., l,u'
l.y 0,er q, ~. LJas. Oa thr tealmptloa
~ ,ayigs,,ou on iiy Mi~-DofI Tfsr e,oou
~ r1sc ago. tbs 800 DoSfs xfrr al, of
70 Knfs@s. pnd'r ,te dir~tif1 81 ihe " Va
,.ssaal X sasss tasnmit,se. . with ,is.rnesisp
fraa li.a latter tssiy that fss eia<hms .'ooi.
h. saJd 10 FIRE stats wn ia ihe 1suiiosy
shsi that, - css~ slsTr ibs Purchasers seT'
rsa able 20 pay a, pr'~-n', tb'ir b,ass sl,tass
H. tAls,s. assi ,.,s, i,s iesd thas create,
sisouid b" ~s hJari 10 rrris1n ,he TTsks
"trip Tbs~e fa,ts ibe 5'gus hs. frm
aaibaity wh.rh ,hs Naii0sal ks8as Con-
nl,ts ds's ~ di,yu,s
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Jag HosI laAsD Bsfpor,---A writer 10
The ~ Lyuis Frp,Jn'san. who is interested
IN Tho lap,tsi busig@ "a the Cppr Missis
app. es,ims,a the damage sastaiDd by
tins. nuisance, The Roch i.laoj Bridge, ss
faiows
1'isre WA SEATED H. make, In 1850.
irvm the ~ Cmix River alone, about riyi
Is million hst ~ iqu,tsw, the largest par, ID
shich ya.ssd through o. nrsbr iass 6ri4isc.
On he rtulp frsD The frst triAl triFs o5 tic
yiio,s. ~ osn'raci0r. ts running IN The
ssiey u 1850. thy ".iraos " for fily ceuiA
pr thoashnd ic,t oS,fa. sa arc0abi "a the
aaasera ,uoorroi by ibis hr'dw,
II, ,aa l0N estimate 10 Wy that two hun
drd million isse oi logs Afsi iutnisr ps'sy,l
'lys~nn iiS piers Il this bridge IN 1856
sbich, 8, hfiy rents pr tlioosafd i-t
which VA, NJ lar a' my knovl,sigc ey'srsis
,ps Ar.ai,iy pad syss All ahosr iwinrr prizes
f,a running ,aaa.s the enormous isn caused
~ tle crrtam q thin lmislge, Gu this sr,iGis
alre. ~ M hundred 'honzagi dollan
Mbo arr ,lc safIrcrs' I, y the labor ing
luntsrtaan. sbo dsVo,sx bis timc his li!c u
provide material 10 bnih up snd adorn yogl
msxDihreni western citiF'
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splsis Contested El.sss..,

The Dayton, Ohio. Eap,rf. riv,a the fui
low,nu a.ro.,, of ,bs Conversational con,e.,
49,. 49,.
J" ''"' '"''e'
The testimony has 's~n taken In bull,'
AMI Montgomery counties. on the part II Mf
NallsDligham. and IN Montgomery county
on tho part of Nv. Campbell Mr. Camp
he'll has bcn for sotpr time under tbs impr's
sion that the con',-a sas io In ehilis plny
We Suppose that lie doss hot nos labor as
der any such ''einsIo,'.
A. w. understand t''e Ir~''ion o' n'a''rTs
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We hnd In the paIr,s the following l.a-
ter which is saId 10 have been written by
,h- seeretary ~ the Treasury to "a high
tncisl
DyAn fR ~ reply 10 your better ai
opcs. that YOU may na misintsrlsc. my
silspcr in,o au approval ~ your suggestions.
] Do MT think that u citisrn lsss- bis poliit
cal i.iesiiiy ~ iW,epuiracc by accepting
oifos uDdss the government lie dos. t,ow
ever commi, himself o tir ~ryioe of The
coontry, 10 the utmost estnt required fof q
faithful discharge ~ ihe datss ~ his psi
ton. DIls political asso;isi's oiah, MI To
eiIsst u him any sryIoe 10 his party nj
tbe expense ~ his duty 10 The government
Holding. ss yoa do, an ofIioc II great I,cn.
mary responsibility. and Due rqalring your
constant PERSONAL ATTENTION. ! cannot sane.
tim the prors,s'y n your sbsnee from yoor
rsst fm the parp~e ~ an sr'ive sDgsge
m~nt in ,hs approaching e'ec'ion ~ yocf
fts,s.
" No one feganis with pore interest than
! DO The SUCCESS of the Nstiorsl Demorstie
party q, this important pr,od In Cur history
bu, that sao~r. mus, nd he parei,a~sl n
ihe erpns of ,ts pubic interest. ~hei
might lr ti,e ,ase II thfsc holding high sis
m:ortsn, Mcrs should absent tbeinSiso
from Their poa,s 10 CONDUCT the canvass
Regarding yoar kttsr 10 the light ~ M sp
tiiosi,on W. have u alernce, ] have witb
l,eid my spwovs! for tbe foregoing reasons
"v~y respectfully,
III
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rhs n.,ss,sa. Cr~."as Us,,,sa.


The rcnt decision Of tho Seprnw roar'
Of the United States. IN the nrsi Scot,
case, furnishes excuse ks lha hnatical clergy
10 cosnmcace again their trcasouable assaults
upon thu xorrument aud institutions Of our
country. DR., Cn1KyxR, man Of high po
si,ioa ameng the kus,io, leads otf the cru.
.sdc in . asis~ 81 sermons lately jclisrr,Si
In New York city. in which the government
the sarwuac ceart. ssss .',s Judges. sm he
noanced Ia tsru~ Of vi,apcra,ia which
woukl Disgrace ring of prisc fighters, The
fpttuxnis sx1fa,f vii show the i;harsrtv al
bis harAngu~
Now then. Inevitably, the deduction. the
absolute demonstration Is. that the instant q
Judgment i promulgated. black with mortal
tarpitu,e. instinct and alive IN every pari
with inp,eiy against Cod a1d man. full oi
nal,eipity. deNi,, and cruelty such M has
bsn prononpcei by thc Supreme Court
against the African rare. iioi instant c,ay
uan under fsof's ro,vromesf ~ s,f onis ~
ie,~d FROM aW obiirai,ca ~ Obedience, bst Is
oonmondefto n se,esf aud f,ampie under fo~
n,h az edid, Is commanded 10 III, his voice
az Inst Il. ~ that the nation thus ienlied
with y Judgment against doi, should b. con.
vcrtei Into ten million living witne~s~ fhr
God aroused and cnrngcd at sueh deiianr
cf his authority. proclaiming, NJ the sound
Of many waters. his great seutencc. Cursed
b. h. that pcrvcrtcth the Judgment of the
stranger AMI ready in the exercise of that
sovereignty which God has pm, into their
hands. to take down ,bc@ nsnrtes, and call
ti~m 10 aeco~n, and punish them.
Men may be- rcleas.si from all obligation
Of ob~licucc under Gods govornment" ec'
cordine 10 Dr. CussysRn Interpretation,
but b., and all other clerical traitors. will
lind. II they attempt tn carry out th~ir doc
irip~ into prxe,ice. that II will moi answer
under the government Of the tnltcd States
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MlskAro. April l6. 1857.

| MisaAro, April i5, 1857.
The volunteers haw ra,irrned ffom ihs
war. The noise ~ battle II over. The gtva
esi oycitemec, imaginable has persalsd tho
town. and the epi.re section oi country, sinca
wrotc you on the 10th inst We have
daily md nightly, Il 10, wars "fuasors oi
| wars"
| have BEEN ,hroagh two indian wars
tsach epes IA ,hls durlnr The tast eigilcsn
yeers, but urser witBessvsl 81 mneh excite.
mont.-so many nlen hereli Of common sanse
au1 every trait that should ehatac,oriss
mru On nh occasion " danger The nas,
saew at Spirit iakc and sptingaeid was
terrible affair. ha, then !, maa perpctraled
by few lawirs Indiana at l'oiaid dis,aut
Eighty aai one hgndred milae f0m Man.
ka'o.
A party ef aht@t forty seiunteerg ssargd
from this place, last Saturday morning. fer
slecnme lns fort. t@eaiy,hse milea irom
here. IN The Watonean river, ahesn va
hearl that itp sct,lefa were assembling aud
certifying themselves aud also that tho In.
dians wer cois,otinr sh.rt dslanrc abpva,
aB.l preparing cor waf. Our bwrvia .ptsians
arrived then that day, aud so,A Get Tho
next moruiug Sunday ast---ionud s5lns In.
tiass saoIRe say ten, spaie ,weuiy. Rad syne
say ns high ~ iiity They had sn engage
changed from both aides four or Gse In,
dians are reported killed.. aei ona II srr hoys
Was sligbiy wonnalcd on ,I,e band. As near
"a Eau aurp. the iptisna eclnc 10 ihr con.
oluaiou they bad better leave, and acted de-
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Of Christianity. as he called them. wrw al
ways hoAting IN my soul ] believed In I.a
,losic as loslg ~ iis,racl 10 him. Whr
alone, then i,lt tina, this WAS M, the truth
hat the star which bad hithcrtc shown oyei
me, discrse,i M more, could M longci
look upwards a. child Ia il tather. was
ohca scrlly unhappy yct for all this. did
not think of giving up t.adovir. On tha,
| ,vcaing ] told him everything that vexei
and i.stnrisxi my soul, but he WAS not shaken
by il lic showed Assl explained tn mae elsNr
y IN what grounds stosi; il wss mecel,
q transition towards the truth. Onc~ mosy
! hr sprad tcIusu me- tha whn.c dauetug nh
ric Of his iisxs | coah no longer discrimi
us,c oirnsi mo q uew liir Ia the scrvice ol
tim CnliicraI spirit EKhaultssi. hlled with
new light, ] thoughi mys'lli WHEN VIC return
ct AMI y my qu'ai room Il was s'ill the
some. On that night. Hcrin,ns, mi mother
came Ia me then knew wha, | must do.
A. his wife T, could not have withstoai him.
and broke the. lie said much IA me, that
iot with one syllablc would be r,er tanpcr
With my faith. Alas wcil knew that there
Is sslsacr in relation 10 somr sa6jecis which
effect more than direct attack. against
which one is armed. Ny way was clear ~
fpru ne and God has bsen very ersciovs 10
me. VI all the praycr~ which have since
thea otk~cd up 10 Him, ooc only. my iizt,
my Last. my ,nos, ardent. j. yct aufulhllcl.
Lsdovic is true towards the AID towards
himself, could h. parchass heaven by q Galsr.
hood. he would M, ,lo il and now my child,
good night"
On thc following day came letter. Mary
rcd u with brishteu0i ey~. "He has not
hn1 your letter yet. HerInina. hut ie 70 CON.
ing soou" Her sister alsn caine 70 visit hcr.
Ahe tooh m sii,rtionatr lravc of thvm oil.
but did pot wish for them 10 rmain. Shr
lay calm and quiet, m In happy expectation,
A rngth a carriage drove up the Prfocs
sof spranu from IT, "uoes she still l,ve 7"
he ASKED brceihiessly. of Iiermina Thank
t3sxi. he exclaimed, az she answrrwi In the
Affirmative, api wont 10 his dying fricndl
Ne preparsti0a was lssc nsxicd. Long, long
Tbs two renainei tagsther. I'LL liermins vcr
tared IN CONS in lAsdovic at close 10 Mar,
= ho. Litsl mp in bsl. leaned hcs Aaad upon
kis hreast. anil looksd % him with beasnisw
bitsfal eycs- Tho hands Of both rc~i@l. clasp
I'd together. On Marys bible, hcr dear~, mn.
aorisl from her sainhd mother. ilerninA
woald have stolen away, but Mary naided
kindly 10 her. aud mhl. in lc'g voice
Thank God, ny child, my PRAYER "a heard
my sacriicc he's not h~n made Ia vaio." Shc
spoke little more; bat she withdrew hcrp'll
nss again lrcus him frpm whem she hsl bern
~ Lng divided Together they rrtei,el the
A., s.,,. tl.., 4. - sh..t IL >.,A ,,asa AsSxl.
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WAsnIsot0a, AptiI lG. 1857.
|. The Cnbiots met az 80 early hour ibls
morning 10 consider ihe questions connected
with New Granada, and orjars viii be seni
by the Dext Aspiuwall sseau,ef Tot Gir naval
t.aocs 10 the We'' Iisles snd The paelac 10
eoesn,ra,c On the h'hmus y fannma.
ssAs.! u " ~. -sSG,- ''s Is hrsY'sd
on both sblss. and lbc neutrality u the 'rsn
sit guaranteed 10 all tbs world.
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oaf go' gruascui hss aeccdcd TO the trsnay
for lbs abolition ol the Dauish Sound
Due Tbs amount TO bs paid by this
country Wsil be Va. than siSiy thousand dol
lan
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The aIsv'd prediction II -ou@ tirman
aa,rppomr, that the earth will H. destroyed
! by u comet op ,ho l. nh II ju,r next, la,
esn~,i great cNctrnont IL EaroI~ The
MOS, distinguished astronomers have pub
lislsrl di-@rtaiIoos 10 prove The hl~urIity oI
il.e terman's fears, and their opinions ac.
cord with ti,o@r of Profs~~ I'ignsg. n
! Cami,riigr, Professor M,arIsi. of Milan
aud Professor BAsIsrI. of Paris. assert ihs,
even ver q cosne, b. oDt~ ,pto coll,sio,
with the ear,h, the si,ork wonh not b. felt
from the faei that the matter of comets ia so
Ugh, that !, could oH.r no r-isiancr II /,
~ thin iha, starr ~ inferior magnitude sr
easily aen through Il, ihrisKr says:
"A star II the eleycutb inagnilndo was
.r~p. wiihoot any an,iblc loss a light
,hroogb copet ~ G6OONi kilcpeirc4 1!
I frrsdfb LAKE, oh~rvatiop- have bsn made
by Iisr~iei. I's-s-i STRIVE. 1c. Accord
ing To pbotomeiry, 'hsrrforr. the oomrt wa'
At least sixty tims l,ss brilliant than ths
star TO r~picr invisible q star of The !jii
magnitude. whirh IL $50 times bsivh,rr thsr
a star a The eleventh magnitude. /, wonld h
Hoessary 10 render N" comet 900 900 iime'
m1gb'"f mha VI" htf'sphffe' inumua.s
~ -" ' IT, H. aot .ar ,.s'.,a .;,'.ds a
,be ,,-s-.sry essciasion Il. ,b,, ,l,e r,ane,
illuminated IL fbe heaven. by thu san "a. psv
~. A. l. Al.
'T'h'le~' T"'HAl bin's hs m,fian' thsf
% N.Y., ~ "A. y, ,,,s m"as !. Z. an !. soo
ma ,ims~ L.s brill!sn, than the fall i,yh, o
'be san. therefore II tise air. M well . th,
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ScE>H Ts~poama A.sss.
Enter NUISANCE. (.truck with eonste rnaiion,
and Lrnkiss, looking very soiema,
Ns.. ios say you .s~ them
ist sA~ them with my IVA .,ss' fours--n
pssa bodies. siae ny siss sr~~g
The iszyes In NsiAmbress--s pinfui stsh,'
k,xh, ~.rr stl- nil t~lo. their h.sauia anshs
Is,A Hacked Into nauss Asa lhsf hang
Rias uess-. torn frun bs bleeding srown'
The cahsr twelve were babe. and grey IA nten.
And pregnant women dis~mbow,rd
Asd h,u.hins yorL- s,nrr.d a.keA--
A... ~
Lsst And h.wp tnts bsoody shp- OF e.sl
Which he wolves tnre pi.es ,.ssl
Prom he hlossiy pil.--aad ,.noi- d.-ss
wsrs ashins o,@r hradle-s uunAs.
And sanser~d iimhs and hrotsn la~r
ssi. Why ,h,s Il ns~. indeed I'm realty sfsusra
To heaJ r. 0a ca an deHsh.ss.
LsIi ue.a 10 yssa s.-sfrt,sn s,s cso.,isf
rbr suhsd ssais I'd palAs is~l.ss
dare hes ,~t yna ali. | sifhsh
When tklnk 81 81 isS,n Thers's issgae
tn. s-~ee, sir t~isi you ard
tirsgar e.ls~sa is- ,sirps~ss and ssnps
They had . ues,, lcar since. where
Was pre.sn, a disguise. The parpc.~ 81
The r.'bissisrsi~ po~srs - 10 e,trsuainsie
rhs w@t" RA~ IN .'.- wssers iismi.si'ts
NJ, Gr.si H-Arsns sg rst.~lblsi jas
whss ~ p'sd,e'rd rsaaers WI fsmsmoer,
Ia the rss.s tao y.ar. ssA
Irst ai~s.s'a
!. cav Seiat,fd ~ a seTyftss cod
is tai hts su iLai r.liss I'd The wa,aassH,
Hs .ashioas fsns. daft,ns as.iL
rarruKh he .r,ii-asats,s he st rrus. lESs
Ma wondei ,h.re sny danger The NJ cNA,
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liy the mail Of i'e~day evening, We ~
ccis~l two le,tes npa correspondent a.
Mauka,c, one of which dated on the iQlA
sivca the particular, ol The Indian aauN3os
at Spirit Lake eal Springfield, tagathsr
with an necooa, Of tbs alarm smong tho set
tiers on the islae Easih api watcawsn.---
The other letter i dalai % the lclh Ma
publish /, below.
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The eapasa and Is growing Incl, The -sei ws' trOasa
srnm Msseo b, Gov. Gesiasu. ''snefai nnxg rio ss
seen ~t,,e~ ,h. Captain cs canal asA, has sone
nee, he ,avsdsfs ~tA ny sr~sr at his bach -
dover Il Prgf rhisalr, 10 gse meantime the easii
have asAs. rise. The 'sssmsssaria ~ this nstis
ssei i,,osns h.s saiilvls elaAa.sd s,'e 'e'
ecandess u he msgnheeas pre,s, ssrs.
aud ~srehoa.ss NJ 81 feirr Atols p.s'i ,-.,.s
zach and the eoa<cqaence ,hAi s1rreI- famine IN
gee the eeisss nsr-i ,f, N 'r immense --k ~ ia
sAsreis Of pas imported By wholesale dsssf, bsi
tall oaiy pseoe--sr~y hons--e lsH f~ Uods
saAr .snd as pee. ai hr.sd and hIera ees a match
20 aad p,asi II powa.r hklJ-silr
S-.s wte refa.s when sua. ftns haiasa.i.
spp.sis Y, soul beais c,rI, 50 tho m-an'
D. nns 20, s'ar I'm iuIls, ba' Oh Gssi--
heS. tso'rv nos h.,isd enough ~ h~ ssssi 10 -st
Take this. ,hs~Siss No. "a, sssyi psls' . Nth
ssrS.aS S,srra,s a-'--' ~
AsS ssaa yssssss from .. Peer
Here. acllsr tor ih- ts-, as-rios. Are
Ss.s Ono million ave- huasrea aud sity g~o thousand
Thre. huatr.d sna ne i1s - prr,b-tss
ffJd
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Bj ,0sn~yssLszs IN ts EchnsssI
Eagsy~y, wc ham ii4si M Joss A. wsss.
xaros s~s aoSsssiri again 10 plses the
Mocni venss ESts,e In ;ss hs'sis u ii-s
Cmmasss~esiL II vgEia.s 1s.s cd b.
gsnsifyiiz we. frSn tn fsst list, ssDr
srxrxensss a this kifd ksd tAisd, aoi thai
IN eas~gsnss Mr. W.ssisros bsi With
irsrn III eruS-f
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Tbr papers say 'iers sfs eunas Essngs
on wffa rpsri'ssllsfa =. Ell.worth. 1hs spsfit
a q aesras-i hast~fi communicated ~ b..
rsdov tia, h. ssascd sgariiasl hcss
,hrash medium. II Tia e:rs. sssi m ,is
Tine II sas lrtheonas. Tho isfAas u ro-
ysrisd with grrAi ~s-~nfs BY tbs issl~yevv,
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-05

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks or
flee of the Circuit Court for Bath county, Mon
day, the 9th day of July, 1857 George SurberPlain
tiff,
JiIson Douglas Thomas Sitlington, William II. Ter
rill, Henson Douglas, the Heirs of Joseph Wood,
decd, the Heirs of Henry Smith, decd, James w.
Womack, johnson L. Bell and John U. Dickinson,
partners in trade under tine style and rm OF Beil
Dickinson; Thos J. Peters, James Burk George
w. Jordan William Scott, William Walkup, Shep-
herd Gililand, Jonathan Lemon, Egbert K. Van Blu
ren and Field Trayer, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject the lands and
personal property in the Bill mentioned TO sale, for
the payment of judgement in this Court in favor of
the Plaintiff against the Defendant Jilson Douglas.
The Defendant George w. Jordan not having enter
ed his appearance and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the Court by an affidavit filed in this Cause that
his residence is unknown 1t is ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest and that copy Of this order be
unfinished once week for four successive weeks in the
Staunton Spectator and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of this county on the first day OF the
next Court after its publication.
Copy.-Teste,
July %, lS57-4w S. A. PORTER, CPk.
yTALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL
Y PROPERTY FOR SALE-With deter
mination to remove to Kansas l will proceed, on
Wednesday, the cd day of SEPTEMBER 1857, to sell the
following land and property lying in the county. of
Augusta First the FARM on which now reside,
containing 200 Acres The land is of good quality in
good neghborhood, convenient to churches, mills,
&c; about 21l miles S; w. of Middlebrook, near the
head waters of Middle River and miles from de-
not on the Va. Central Railroad. AT the same time
and place will sell TRACT Of LAND lying at the
Gross Keys, on the road from Staunton to Greenville
Persons wishing to buy tract of land ct that size will
be shown it by the Rev. c. Beard, who lives near the
place will sell all my Personal Property, consisting
of Household and Kitchen Furniture Farming lmple-
ments of every kind, with lot of valuable STOCK.
On the day following will sell, in Newport LOT
of three acres, with good House and necessary out
buildings also another LOT of acres, with large
Cabinet Makers Shop and SAW MILL on it.-Turning
lathe turned by water power. The stand is good
will also sell another lot of or acres OF TIMBER
LAND also lot of LUMBER and full set OF CABINET
MAKERS Tools.
Further description deem unnecessary, as persons
wishing to purchase WILL of course examine for them
selves Terms will be made known on the day ofsale
,July 90. 1857. DANIEL HULL.
~ Rock. Reg. copy and forward account immedi-
Off