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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

The WILD AFRIcANs.-The Augusta, Ca,
Sentinel learns from reliable authority that about
two hundred and seventy of the wild Africans,
q portion of the cargo of the "Wanderer," are
now on plantation in South Carolina, on the
Savannah river, having been brought there two
days ago, on board steamboat, from some point
near Savannah, and will soon be offered for sale
Sales have already been made of some of the
cargo The Wanderer has been siezed by the
q. S, Marshal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

The Charlottesville Advocate says THE de-
mand for slaves exceeds anything we ever be-
fore witnessed in this county. The prices given
are enormous. From twelve to fifteen hundred
dollars for men, and from thousand to thirteen
hundred for women, are the limits in which we
have known slaves sold in the last few days.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

A CARGO OF SLAVES LANDED.-The Savannah
Republican Of the 18th gives an account of the
arrest in that city, on the 18th, OF three men be-
lieved to be part of the crew of the wander
err" which had just landed cargo of African
negroes on the coast of Georgia. One of the
men is an American and the other two Spaniards
They were on the point Of leaving the CITY,
Bail was refused, and they were logged 10 Jail,
to be tried for piracy. The U. S. Attorney, Mr..
Ganahl, deserves great credit for his action in
the premises. The Republican says:
A tug was dispatched to Brunswick, to tow
the Wanderer to Savannah, but we learn that
the shipmaster, who bad been left alone ON board,
and in charge, refused to give her up-actiDg,
it is supposed, under the advice of the citizens
of that place. We hear that tue Collector of the
port OF Darien, who has been on board the Wan
derer, says that she has no appearance Of ever
having had slaves in her.
What was done with the negroes, seems to he
as important question as any of the foregoing,
aud rumor has been quite as busy with it, They
were landed, we heGr, on Jekyl Island for which
privilege it is said the negro traders paid Sl5 900,
and that steamboat from this city went down
and brought $50 of them past Savannah and up
the river to plantation, from whence they were
scattered over the country. 1t is said the cargo
consisted of $50, but it is difficult to believe so
small a vessel could hold so many.
1t will be recolected that this Yacht was ar
rested last summer near New York on suspicion
of being fitted out for the slave trade. After be
ing released at New York, she cleared for Trim
idad, and thence to st. Helena, from whence she
now halls, and accounts for being without regu-
lar papers now, by stating that this government
had no Consul there, and she could not obtain
any. Capt Curry has papers purportng to be
from the native officials at st. Helena, but they
lack the necessary seals
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
Complimentary.

Our fellow. citzens, Hon. A. H. Il. Stuart and
Col. John B. Baldwin, have been nominated in
various papers of the State for the Office Of Gov
ernor and also for that of Attorney General
The claims of both gentlemen are urged in terms
of high complement, showing just appreciation
of their fine abilities.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

Gov. Wise does not contemplate at present
calling an extra session of the Legislature. He
waits for a movement by the members who, he
supposes, know the wishes Of the people better
than he does 1t strikes US that he is better in
formed as to the necessity for an extra session,
and should rather be governed by that conside'
ration.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
.KesU and Popular Series for Boys
and Girls
THE AIMWELL STORIES;
Combining Instruction and Amusement
BY WALTER AlMWELL.

A BOUT this time fathers and mothers will be AK
II ing each other, "What shall We give our chill
dren for the holidays" In answer. we would re-
spectfully suggest, that they should
GIVE 'EM JESSIE!
an d all the other volumes Of the AIAwELL SroRIHss
uniformly bound, either red, blue, maroon, green,
etc., and put up in elegant boxes manufactured lot
the purpose. In their case together they constitute
u beautiful and compact
BOYS AND GIRLS LIBRARY.
The sale of jessie" has been unexampled for
juvenile book within three days after It's publication
the first edition OF t,co thousand went Oh, and IN tne
same time carried OH with II all equal number Oh inc
preceding volumes vi The Series. :,
: THE FOURTH THOUSAND is now ready, as wen
rs fresh editions OF the rest The whole series, num-
bered in the order OF publication, is as follows:
l. OSCAR; or, The Boy Who Had His Own way.
2. CLINTON; Book tor Boys.
8. ELLA or, Turning over New Leaf
4. WHISTLER; or. The Manly Boy.
8 MARCUS; or, The Boy Tanner.
6. JESSIE; or, Trying to be Somebody.
Price, 1915 for the set, or SO cents for each.
The following notice of "Jessie" Will stand ior
multitude of similar notices OF the whole:
From the Worcester Palladium.
The present volume is one OF the liveliest spciest
little books that we have seen for many season, and
its illustrations are not the least of its attractions
A very amusing game of Transformations Is intro.
duced, entitled PETER COOLIES TRIP TO NEW Ok.
The book is highly original, entertaining and inssrue'
tive."
B-For sale by all Booksellers.
GOULD g. LINCOLN, &
SO Washington Street, Boston.
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Cheap Photographs and Amb. otypes.

A the old year is passing away, aud the new year
z ;s soon 10 blossom forth IN all her splendor,
would invite all the Ladies and Gentlemen who wish
to in an uniadng manner their s an
ces, when lit up with the joys ana ara am nre.
pared to take photographs and AmbroyPe on an i'm.
pprovsd s,yie. which far surpssses anything OF the
kind in this part of the country Call and see Inc
treat improvements on tue old sly OF Pictures, and
-, ron,rself and friends TO Christmas present.
tSs@ Just received an assortment OF FANCY Ca
sES r. j. RANKIN,
S,srrton Dec o. '53 In the Old Bell Tavern.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

ADVERTISEMENT l. Davis Pain KILLER
"There is nothing in the shape of medicine SELL
ing like it in Canada. It's supersediDg and CIV
ing better satisfaction than any other article now
in the Canada market"
u. HRATHFIELp, London, @. W.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

The Richmond Wing contains letters from
Wings, all over the State, approving aud joining
in the recommendation Of having Wing candi-
dates in opposition to the Democratic State.
ticket nominated at Petersburg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

o ALEOF VALUABLE TOWN PROPEk.
= TY.-As Commissioners in the case of John y.
Scherer and others, against Imboden, Trustee, we WILL
on Saturday tho 22nd dug Of January, 1862. offer at
public auction, that very desirable DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT situated on Frederick Street, now
IN possession of j. b. Scherer. Said house is a two
story brick building and there is on the lot good
garden, stable &C. To persons DESTROYS ofpurchasing
q good town residence, the above property is well
worthy Of their attention.
TERMS OF SALE "A cash payment of about 500,
the balance in three equal payments of eight sixteen
and twenty-four months, the purchaser giving bond
and good personal security and the title retained as
ultimate security.
W. S. II. BAYLOR ooNA' "
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
Sfeam Engines &c.

The advertisement of Mr.. Philip Rham, in an
other column, will attract the attention of all
readers in need Of steam engines or any kind of
iron machinery. There can be no doubt of the
fact that Mr.. Z. turns out first rate work.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

For BlackWoOu md TIC iUGi Ise8te"s 20
" B.-The price IN Great Britain Ut he i've feri-
odicais above named is SOL pei annuli.
AS we shall never again DC likely 10 oder such IL
ducements as those here presented,
NOW Is TIE TINE TO SUBSClBE
sSy- Remttances must, in all cases, be made direct
to she Publishers for at these prices commission can
be allowed to agents Address,
LEONARD SCOTT l. CO.,
Dec. 2l. 1858. No. "a Gold Street. New York.
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READ THIS!

rINHE undersigned having rented farm, and nav
i ing 4 picture wagons at work, and wishing 20
take trip the ensuing Summer to the u!tefnost parse
of the earth makes too many irons IN the nre
oueptly some of them must burn for which reason no
has concluded to sell of the said wagons Inc pur-
chaser will be taught the art OF picture taxing Ior
nothing and also the art of conducting car success
fully The reader will bear in NINA, inat no business
is SO pleasant as that of picture fakng' anu hohe Win
the same capital that pays so well.
NV address is Mt Crawford, va:
Dec. 81, ls5s.-tf. y. a. rLISAIn.
Augusta County Court Clerks Office to wit:
TSTRAY-Taken up by Ira p Huffman on the
~ 26th day OF November, 1858, in Augusta County
of the following description to wit Steer OF pack
color, with white face and two white feet, marked
with an underkeel in each ear, and slit IN tue
Supposed to be two years old last Spring, ana ap-
praised at BIZ. Extract, Teste.
CHAS. 8. ARNALL, D. C.
Staunton, Dec. 81, 1858
TSAIR AND DINNER.-The ladies Of the NJ.
n r Church will hold FAIR and furnish DIN
NER in the town of Fairfield, on Tuesday the 2sth
neat and useful articles, and the table will be furnish
to be applied TO the payment of debt against the NJ
E. Church for repsiF,.
Dec 81, 1858. fil
A NEGRO BOY FOR SALE.-Will be sold,
II at auction, in front OF the Courthouse, In Staun
ton. on the lst day Of January merit, valuable Ne
GRO MAN named Cyrus, about forty years vi age
Sold for no fault He is now in the employment Of
Mr.. II ]. Crawford. Terms; pinety days credit with
negotiable ne.s yell endorsed Nv n MN, pv
Dec. II, 1858. ". ID. DUDLEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

In addition to Messrs. Leake, and Powell, it
is understood that Mr.. VIM. F. Gordon, jr., OF
Albemarle, will also be candidate for Congress
in the Red Land District. Possibly also Gen.
Banks, OF Madison.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

".Edgemont," tile estate of the late Gen. VIM.
7. Gordon, measuring 1,271 acres, ip Albenialle
county, Va, has been sold TO DIR. Chas. Han
cock, of that county, at $50 an acre.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
Negroes in Market.

Thirty valuable slaves are advertised in this
paper to be sold in Staunton on Saturday, the 1st
day of January next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
PHILIP RAHM,
EAGLE MACHINE WOkAS,
Cary, between l4th q 18th sts''

RICHMOND, Va,
MANUFACTURERS OF Portable and Stationary
Nl STEAM ENGINES, ofany required power, with
either Locomotive, Flue or Cylinder Boilers; Sugar
Mills Circular Saw Mills Irons for Vertical Saw Mills,
(irist Mills. Draining Machines, Single, Lathe and
planning Machines Tobacco Factory Fixtures OF every
and all kinds OF Castings in Iron and
Brass witt. "
The subscriber was awarded, by the Virginia Me-
cLauics Institute the Fist Class Diploma on the lSth
of November, 1854, tor Steam Engine and Circular
Saw Mill, and by the Virginia State Agricultural 80.
cety, premium for Saw MN IN 1000, aua lor Tue pIs
steam Engine applicable TO agricultural purposes the
premium vi iitty dollars in lo5l ALSO b$ the v; ..
Agricultural Society held iu Richmond, Va, october,
lsys. the Grand God Medal Of Honor, ior the Deaf
Portable Steam Engine Tor Farm use.
lie refers, by permission, 10 Governor henry a.
Wise Messrs WarWick j Barksdale, Duniop, mon
cure & Co. Haaail, Crenshaw Go. and >. McSru'
der Sons AS to Mill Gearing, refers 70 yno; tisy
and Gen. Banks. rnihAi
Richmond, Dec. 81, ls6s-cni
PARsAssUs, Augusta co., Dec ~, 1905
hereby certify that puTehase AZ Ilse tvn ,.
Portable Steam Engine and saw Mill 0f MI Fhhg
Rahm of Richmond, Va, In tue TAIL OF 1907, ana nao
il brought ON and put it up myself ana nave pesu
running il with hands who had no experience In ,ne
business before with entire success, ana up 10 in
time have not lost single DAY by anytning ge"ns
ont of ORDER and honestly say, that II mas sur
passed my expectations ana Mr. han" ieP'e'S
lions in every respect.
have cut with it 5000 feet OF N plank, sur
face measure or 1000 feet, board measure per oay'
in the winter season. when the days were shortest,
with hands only, without any particular enort, Il pc
ing nv ordinary way OF sawipgj and, TO pusn nav
cut foot per second while the saw was running
through the log. DAN E. 'ohAAA'
N
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.

Ut VALO AohG AsOA
i ERTY.-By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the
4th day of December, 1858, executed to US by Nicno
las q. Kinney, we will proceed, on Friday, the 2lst
dug of January 1859, to sell at public auction on the
premises, the valuable TRACT OF LAND belonging
to said Kinney, adjoining the lands of George Poage,
VIM. j. Nelson and Others containing JAG Acres
There is an excellent GR[ST i PLASTER MILL,
and SAW MILL, on the farm. The land is In high
slate of cultivation, and well set in grass. 1t Is In
all respects one of the most desirable farms In the
county. Mr.. Robert Langtord, who is living on the
land, will show it to any person who may wish to ex
anime IL.
We will also, at the same time, sell number OF
valuable SLAVES, head of Horses, ~ or IL head OF
Cattle, including Mich Cows and Calves, stock OF
Hogs, Yoke OF Oxen, Wagons, Cart, Wheat
Drill, Poughs, Harrows, Harness and Gear, and 9TH
err Farming Implements and Household and Kitchen
ON said farm and any other stock on SAID
farm not specified above.
TERMS OF SALE of the land-one-thrd in hand, or
at sixty days. interest added secured by well endors
ed negotiable note and the balance in one, two and
three years The slaves will be sold on credit OF
months, and the other personal property ON credit
of months, negotiable notes, interest added TO De
given by the purchasers. Sums under SlU, cash.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustees.
A. +. KINNEY,
TURK CUSHING, Auct0neers.
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Beggars.

For several days last week our town was quite
overrun by bsggars Most Of them professed to
be lsborers on their way to seek employment on
the Coyington and Ohio Railroad, and merely
asked for food,
AZ The communication from "Auditor," in
regard to the Concert on Friday night last, was
received too late for insertion in this weeks pa
per. 1t will appear in our next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

POSTAGE
The postage to any part OF the United States wa!
be but Twenty -FOUR CENTS year for "Blackwood."
and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each OF the Re
views.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnish
ed for 1859, aud as PREMIUM TO New SUBSCRIBERS.
the Nos of the Periodicals for 1857 will be fur
nished complete, toithout additional charge
Unlike the more epheremai Magazines Of the day,
these Periodicals lose little BY age. Hence, tuh
year OF the Nos with omisslons) Tor 1901 may be
regarded nearly as valuable as for 1859
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. tor lo56 and 1853
will be supplied at the following ErrhEaLLY Low
kATEs: y
SPLENDID OFFERS FOR ls56, 81, 80, AND 50,
TOGETHER!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN THE V. T. COMPANY.-Notlce is hereby CIV
en- that the Treasurer of the " 7. Company will be
at the American Hotel, Staunton on MONDAY, DECEh-
pER 9TH court day. for the purpose of paying Div.
idends due on Stock in the said Company. By order
of the President, G. W: MURPHY,
Treas. " T. Company.
ty- As will remain one day only, Stockholders
who cannot be present on the day above named, can
give Powers of Attorney, to some one Ill Staunton,
who will attend TO the same for them.
G. w. MURPHY, Treas. V. T. Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
7,ALEs MADE RECENTLY BY JAMES

CALES MADE RECENTLY BY JAMES
- THOMAS. COMMISSION MERCHANT, Gary
Street. opposite Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Butter for Mr.. II. A. Goodloe, Goshen, at 25c9z5c
Mr.. Thos. b. Wallace. Bath, at 24c;
Mr. E. Evans, Augusta. at 25c;
Buckwheat Flour for Mr.. Jas. A. Craig, at 3Hc;
Flax Seed $780,
Beeswax for Mr. X. Craig, Augusta, at S0c;
Dried Apples at $l.62N;
for Mr.. ]. B. McComb, at $l.75;
Flour for Mrs. Marg. Craig, Rockbridge, at IS.
Richmond Dec. Il, 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WIN. McCLUNG, WIN. Mccoy, EX'OR
w of VIM. Mccoy, decd, and other creditors of
Aaron Kee decd,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
Staunton, Dec. 81, 1858.
GENERAL supERIyTENDrNr's OFFICE,

GENERAL SuPERINTENDENTs UFFIcE,
Va CENTRAL r. X, Richmond, Dec IL, 1858.
NJOTiCE.-No freight will be received In the De
~ pots of this Company for Transportation after
Thursday the 23d Of December, 1858, until January
3d. 1859.
The Freight Tram will not be run after Friday, the
9th of December until Tuesday, the 4h day OF Jan.
uary. Ali goods going from Richmond 10 points west
OF Staunion must b, sent TO the Depot Ia kichm"na
on or before tuesday the list, or they will not reach
their destination until after the holidays.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
nac 81 ,5s-1t Gen, Supt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

UHRISTMAS CELEBRATION THE SAB
" BATH SCHOOL connected with the Methodist
E. Church, Staunton Station, will hold their ANN u
AL CELEBRATION in the N. E. Church, on Christ.
mas night. The exercises will consist of Speeches,
Dialogues, Rectations. Singing. &C., &C., by the
children OF the School In order to avoid COLLECTION
in the Church, there will be charged at the door 70
purchase of new Library for the School. The
friends of the School and the public are invited to be
present.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

w OF m. Mccoy, dec O., ana otner CREDITORS OF
Aaron Kee, decd,
Henry F. Temple, Sheriff of Pendleton county, and,
as such, admir- of the estate of Aaron Kee decd, OF
James Kee, dec d., and of John Boggs, decd d., and
other Defendants
At the Nov term, 1857, OF the Circuit Court Of Au
gusta county, 1t was, among other things, decreed In
the above styled suit that the cause be referred to
of the Master Commissioners Of the Court 70 axe
an account and report any additional rents profits
or issues, which may be due from Andrew W. Dyer,
or any other person, growing out of the lands con-
veved by John Cunningham to Zebulou Dyer, by the
trust deed in the peadings referred to. ="
I'd. "That the sad Master Comr do take and report
an account of any real or personal estate left by Jas
Kee, decd and into whose hands or possession the
same any part thereof came, and the present state
and condition thereof; and the said Com'r Is author
lied 10 TO appear before him any OF the pares
defendant answer upon oath any pertinent inter
rogatories that the compaipants, or ther counsel,
mag PROFOUND 10 them touching the estate OF james
kee dec d. Said Coinr further directed to take an
account of the real estate held by John Boggs, ST.,
decd one Of the cX nrs Of Aaron Zee, dec o., on tne
day OF January 1880, when the decree in favor OF
the compliments IN the Cross Bill was rendered ana
the value thereof BY whom the same was held Is now
held, and under what title.
3D. at is further decreed and ordered that the Ne
port of Com'r Clarke returned 18th Oct, 1910, In
which is alleged that errors exist both for and a.
gainst the exrs of Aaron Kee deco be also recon-
mitted to the same Master Com'r who acts In this
to consider and report upon the alleged errors
or any that he may discover or that may be brought
to his notice by any of the parties"
NOTICE ii shall pro-
" coed, on 7Hursday, tho eth day Of January, 1899,
81 my office in Stanton, to enter upon the execution
Of the foregoing decretal orders The parties will
therefore, take notice to attend then and there, pre-
pared 10 furnish me all the information necessary in
the premises. JOHN n. HENDhEN, Comr.
Dec. Il, 1856
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

ADIES' FAIR.-The Ladies of the Baptist
il Church propose having, at the Town Hall, q
FAIR. TO commence on the evening of Thursday, the
23d of December and continue until Christmas day.
They will offer for sale, reasonable prices, sundry
Fancy Articles and the usual variety of Delicacies
As their object is to aid in iquidatng the debt on the
Baptist house of worship, they hope for the encour-
agement of their friends and the public.
Staunton, Dec. 81, 1858.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
y From this day until the Isl Of March we propose
to sell our WINTER DRESS GOODS at such reduc-
ed prices as to make it the interest OF all to look
through our stock before purchasing. You shall no'
be deceived. We intend to do what we PrGGlre-
Call and see. PIPER EGNhhUoonn. H.,
P. S.-We have few set of FURS which we pro-
pose to sell at cost. :,
Staunton, Dec. 81, 1867. copy.
OTAPLE GOODS JUST RECEIVED
RIsacbsd and Brown Goods, Prints, Linseys, Cam
ton Flannes, &C., &C, We are now receiving sup,
Div of the above goods. We can, therefore, show a
determinedto sell very low. ,,.,,,
,..., na, couy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21

nORK WANTED.-We wish to purchase ~
i lbs Pork, for which we will will pay the market
vrice in Cash. TAYLOR, HOGE q W.
Stanton, Dec 81, 1857. copy =
EOR HIRE-Any one wishing to hire negro
ID Girl:As a.nurse or diniDgroom servant can 40 30
BY APPLYING ID l. ii; hiSNh|'
Stanton, Dec 81, 1855.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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TURK Il CUSHING, Auctioneers.
Dec. FL. lS5S-tds
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GOULD q LINCOLN,
SO Washington Street, Boston,
Dec 81. 1858.