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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-01

MONEY rs A CASH ARTICLE.-Farming
lN is delightful business, man has only to smile
when be feels like it and wish to devote Of
INV time to said business will sell another of my
Portable Picture Galleries.
Auy person wishing to realize q fortune in short
time has but TO buy one of these Galleries. Proof
can be had of what has just been said by writing to
either of the men to whom have already sold Gale
ries.
~ If the purchaser is not artist will make
him one gratis My address is Mt. Crawford, We.
Oct 4. l8os.-tf D A. FLICKER.
~ EW GOODS.-Having employed WIN. SHRY
~ as my Agent, am now prepared, from
tirely new stock of HATS and CAPS, Sc -
lected by him in New York and Baltimore. to III
furnish the citizens of Staunton superior article
at 10 per less for Cash than il can be obtained
elsewhere in this market. Call before the stock has
been diminished, at the Store Room nearly opposite
the Va Hotel. NJ. G. HARTMAN.
Stanton Sept. 20, 1s5s-tf-yin. Copy. ~
CTAUNTON FOUNDRY.--The subscribers
y have on hand u. their casting large lot Of
STOVES, to wit ~ bror, Boz, Ten Plate and Cook
ing. which they offer for sale on very reasonable
TERMS aG wh ylesale or retail.
A. J. GARBER g. CO..
Staunton, Sept 10, 1852
T>O SPORTSMEN.-Wehay have on hand beauti-l
J. full stock of Doubeand Single Guns, Rifles, (some
entirely new patterns,l Revolvers, DC. Also full
stock Of Game-5ags, Shot-pouches, Powder Flasks,
Wadds, Pow der, Shot, Gags and Cur Trimmings. OF
all kinds. WOODS d GILKESON.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1859.
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A VALUABLE LITTLE FARu.-As altor
N ney in fat for the parties interested shall on
7H0sddy tie dday Of Noueuber next, in front of Lay
mans Tavern, in the town OF Waynesbor sell to the
highest bidder the balance OF the old Mcclure Farm
now in the possession of Mrs Jane Mcclure, situated
about one mile west of Waypesboro' andicontaining
about los Acres. This farm is well watered, with a
comfortable DWELLING, Barn and other necessary
buildings 1t lies WELL in good neighbOrhood. and
can with little be made very productive. Those
wanting small farm will do well to attend the sale.
TERMS accommodating and made known on day Of
sale. DAVID FULTI
Oct 105g
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dALE OF STOCK, CORN and other Yalu-
- ABLE PERSONAL PRoPERTY.--At BEiyI-
psRe, INV late residence on South River Augusta Co.,
will sell, on Thursday, the 10Th Dug of NOcem'sr,
n IF fair il not the next fair daiy2 np%Ss5 q
Of ali kinds, Wagons, &c. 5000 bushels No. CORN,
a large crop of Tobacco, Carriage, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c. Terms made known at
sole. ShA' ~ VIA l.
Oct IS, lS59--ts
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NEW GOODS.-The undersigned are now re-
~ cevng and opening their supply of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, to which they would respectfully
call the attention OF their customers and the public
generally. They would especially call attention to
their large stock of Staple Goods, consisting in part
of Brown and Beached Domestcs and heavy Wooden
goods for Winter wear Cloths Cassimeres, Cassinetts
Tweeds, Carpetings, Blankets, Winter Shawls, Ho-
siery, Gloves &C., Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, China,
Glass and Wooden Ware and notions of all kinds
for houskeepers. They have also large supply OF
LADIES DRESS and FANCY GOODS, all OF which
they are determined to sell low as the lowest for
Cash or on the usual terms to punctual customers.
M0SBY & TAYLOR,
SIo,nto, Oct II Ie5q--4t Vim copy
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NEGRO BOY FOR sALE.-on the 22nd DAY
N of Nooens5er 1859, we will sell in the Town q
Staunton, at public auetlon "a sEGk0 NO BOY. abcu'
d do JN0 A. MILLS,
b. DUNLAP,
Oct rs, 1859. Ex'rs OF m. Mills decd
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VALUABLE SCHOOL PROPERTY OR
Y PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE FOR SALE, sit
uated on James River, in Nelson County, Virginia.
The subscriber offers for sale, in the village of New
Market, Nelson County, Va, new and handsome res
idence, with ACRES of lands attached. 1t is fine
location for a physician or first class boarding
school, To Teacher properly qualified, the location
guarantees large and lucrative school.
TERMS Enough in hand to secure the debt, say
Il Cash note with interest added, satisfactorily
d0rsed, balance annual Instalments, With title
tanned. JOHN II. McCUE,
Ag't for J. B. McClelland,
Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co., Va
Lovingston. Nelson Co.. Va, May 8, 1852
rTOWN LOTS FOR SALE.-Deeming it to be
i to the interest of both purchasers place and COM
munty that should sell lots l. therefore, will offer
for sale, privately at Craigsville, Augusta Co., Va,
the Va c. K. R., which is very desirable place
for health, and good situation for merchant and
mechanics of all kinds Upon lot there is large
Stone House, another large Shoe Shop, another has
Dwelling House, another Dwelling House, q
Blacksmith and Wagon-maker shop, with Tilt Ham
mer. will sell as many unimproved lots as may be
wanted For further particulars address me at Frank
ford, Greenbrier Co., Fa r. S. Craig, Craigsville,
who will show the property and bargain for the same
for me- JAS. A. CRAIG.
April 10, 1s59--tf.
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TINE undersigned will continue the business, and
Il avails himself OF this opportunity of returning his
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore re.
ceved.
He has secured the services of his brother A, 5.
kayser. DAVIS a. hA1oLs.
S,anr,on not A
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POstpouement.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday the 5t
dan of November, 1852 J. BECK, Com'r.
Oct. a. 1883
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-01
EARM FOR sALE.-Iwish TO sell my Farm

DARN FOR SALE.-I wish TO sell my Farm
Il in Bath county, about 4 miles west of the Warm
Springs, Jacksons River, containing TO Acres,
about 800 Acres of the same is under fence partially
cleared and in cultivation about so Acres OF Meadow,
portion of the farm we'll set in clover This farm
has the advantage of extensive Mountain range on
both sides it eau be made very excellent GRAZING
Fam WIN out se aadi.lona , expense It's ,oeaaTn
TERMS and will give liberal credit and possession at
any time. portion is now seeded down in Wheat and
Rye. Any person wishing to purchase would do well
to come and see NO. GEORGE MAYSE
tY- will also sell 200 Acres adjoining the Warm
Springs Tract, 80 Acres in cultivation.
Oct, A, lS59.-2m
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poCKBKIDGE LAND FOR sALE.-The

DOCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.-The
III subscriber offers for sale his FARM on South
River Rockbridge County, "a miles East of Fairfield
1t contains 204 Acres and The soil is naturally of
good quality, being well adapted to all the grains and
of Southern exposure and has on it an abundance of
fruit of various kinds, about seven Acres in solid
Orchard, besides great many other trees About
twohrds of the land is cleared aud cultivation, the
balance heavily timbered. To persons wishing 10
view the land it will be shown them BY Mr.. John Pat
terson, who lives the place. by the subscriber
living near Newport, Augusta County If not sold
privately before the lst day of March, 1860, it will be
offered on that day at public sale.
TERMS accommodating and bargain can be had
as it is too far from to attend to personally. Toe
improvements are as ample and as good as usually
found WMa SMILEY.
Aug o. lSb9-Lex Gaz and Rock Reg COPY.
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DISSOLUTION.-Th Co.partnership hereto
~ fore existing between the subscribers under the
style and firm Of Davis A. Kayser Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual Consent.
The responsibilities OF the concern are assumed by
the senior partner. DAVIS a. kA1oEh,
Staunton, Oct. 4, $50 A. S. KAYSER.
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I AND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I have
IL an improved Farm Of about 100 Acres, near
.Siaunton which l wish to sell Immediately. bar
gain may be had byapplyng soon.
For terms, &c, cali on or address
j. W. WRIGHT,
Hermitage, Augusta CO., Va.
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VIM. n. DAVIS,
DEALER IN
~ Anthracite and BituminouS Coal,
II EEPS constantly on hand the best quality Red
IL and White Ash Egg Anthracite Coal, suitable for
Crates and Furnaces; also, Glover Hill Lump and
Smiths Coal which he is prepared to sell on as good
terms as it can be purchased in the city.
Richmond, Oct. IL, lS59-l2ts
JAMES THOMAS, COMMISSION MER-
81 CHANT, Gary Street.
Sales Ex Flour for W. L. Hunter, Augusta, so
Wool A. Bratton, Bath, ...................30 @3sc
Butter, J. B. McComb, Augusts,. .2oc
Oats advanced .45c
Corn. .......... .90@92slc
Timothy Seed in demand. .S214@2&
Bacon advanced.
Richmond, Oct 4, 1859.
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POSTP THE above sale did
not take place owing to the fact that was 1nexpect.
edlp detained in the Federal Court. 1t will be made
on ERLDA y, THE 2ND DAY OF DECEMBER
will not again say 'without tail" but will sell if
can possibly get to the pLGee.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Trustee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-01

NEW BOOKs,-Heury st, John Gentleman, by
~ Johu Es,ea Cooke; Adam Bede; Germane; The
Rectory OF Morthud; Riyes Life of Madison.
stanton Oct % ROBT C0WAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-01

CTOyES, SrOYES.--We have just received 81
- Stoves Ot various patterns, some entirely new, to
which we invite the attention of the public. ~
Stauntou Oct 25 WOODS GlLkESON.
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fduntmaebum0
Ser Tprtfbritt!

Wstt BEN Stsameru Lester 5abrten.
Srbielte Sdrsiter rtrfrs irilhe Sprtsu;
5ur Nlt uno Sung aas Manterlet.
Gbee. Gafee, 3uder, @bptc1nec.
8clienen, 3psti&cn tefr Waarc;
Gum 6aueg' traub, Drum febrst elm.
Nu6 Mttl. 6ett, Butter, Shinf:u,
&ais, 5esrinss, prnuf tann man ~trinffn;
Gs mcbrt ben Nppetit, Drum iprs dot siu.
Strmiisui, Iacarrui, Oil unp Qlcbter,
Snrltcn, elmer. Scisn Iiegen aufssI&iGtet
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Der Neni6 mutt tdslt6 nruc 9atnen,
Sentt tets an 5rrtrdritt. an Gle Nbncn
DER 8aufmann ~ipcculirt ppm Mrraeni in Die Nadt,
Sr ut hcpadt fir ieine &unbsn,
Sentt ailemai. mas mag penn muupen?
We Ausrnbl lit ssitsb'n,
Sbr irero' IS wlrtlid Iebn.
M'innt tauiet tiuise frilbs Buare
"h0 osmtt lhltset r~rsetenlt eiusetaosn
8. .. Yuts.
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tlpS in cine 6erm spinssn, IN sinen prp,es fur bic
S~'n'i6tun9, cann is MT S6r Gu& bic @ube Ipnren
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eutb banodn i1st 10 ~osrlanar i'd nphmals, ppn Ell
mem Scbctn Yrcieie ~biSpenlirt gu perren. Sh tcuue
nttt eiHnal Den tslcnssrsn 3msf ptrles 8srt6rs.
Sd babe inr nod 'u n%srlansen, rnb i'd ni6t q narrt
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Tam lih rarauS pas Seriangen oes @cfanaeuen CIR
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lau9sn.
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GrORrr Drrkanfsplat!
Stutgc SrOnoOSs!
Nc, 27 Maintr.
b" Spfepb SftamS.
Gin Die Damsn, 5am;litupater uup
Sarmn!

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prtiltn Gin eroFes Eager sea TRY WrvSe. Gomyrts
Sduben &C. ~f'
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@ebIeimt'n une un9etlsi&ttn Sbiuna unp SbcttirS
9Cn 81 SIS. an mo a%uIp6rts. 07N"S
"A gOrt Wf'lS Slea4 gu l24, Die anbertpSrta l SIM
fpter, SFH'
Ole etlten une rsi8itsn rausiRfasn Stidsreicn,
GorttrIt So.he BON 81 Ste. an auhvGr.S, 6oppe(t be-.
9reie re'th,
9ainbrI,s, SptF unb Gbed Aisslin, BON 10 Gts. az,
Seile geit lno Seryont 9lontsts, bilioii q, een baer
S'ilb Hinsn, Moririls 9uftn son cts. an,
Grfen1liOn Stirt5 mr. 81, 374, 30 Ste. uap msbr. BPS
o%eprsIsen %ctraa pertb,
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ltnerCn 9n9rain Carer nit wpltn guauo8 ~
~. rrtra feiner Garrett nit rti6en Niu[tt rn' oon:
2Srle, II 80 gts. 1. u.
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StoH itt obsr ppTiihtie, atn I~idatistn Storr, III ftrorr
3pispb SfToms
re. "a gainffr.
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MuHcrrerun1

6err @srr9e Sen9fad (Sr6n ers
iretlnns 2lmte- 8entmcifers SenQlfad in Slers
bpl3, 9s9snm1rtis anarblih in rrer tci 3,hmpne
IN Strainien bri eincm Qanrmannc telbaisiss,
miro bterrurd srIudt, bebufs Ter ihern BUFFER
tl9una FUR i'm midtissr Na6riGten. feline mis-
aud renee IrbeitSarssrt asnaur Nrreft an rtr
ultcr;eidnrtcn rinsuisnprn. entpscer ri.ect PCS
prlt. potr rnrd bic Ssrnittlung ccr Office picIcs
SintteS. Sbas. 6eimutb II. Gp.,
y Nrrtb Wiqiam Strcet. 81 III Nryee.
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Saumltnmme limb in Dem Sdlamme trs .orrscu
Stauer Sunrtss" b%saraten ie lartsr pir S1ume
msresn, rstto mentaer t0nnsn lie in einsm 10 menia
fsfsn Sroen Der Werchit pre 9Sinrss miberleten. Has
&aiIer bsordt fe mad, ibrrn SoIle aan, unp so fe
tie s isudst tleitsn, 70 fautsn lie niht, fcueeru rerJisrsn
nur thre lehr cilnne Rlnct. lleter rielem uuaebr,rsn
x umpfs absr, nit icner milrsu, ~ippiacu @saetatipn
unp irinem pertcrasuru j~bjsrlsbsn, fhnreteu Der fail.
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rem @ipfsln rer @Gumc. un, Ssute .u ~srlp1tfn, mSb-
rrne Der Sar tiser unten auf Die @iten isiat, um lit
@itelu III brlsn.
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poelte Sto1 su S&aurertaunpeu aat, atcr ME Dir
Nrt ess Sarnsrs nah NM nad ben uneurhprinatid. n
l1rraIr faat. 10 bot audi bier rie umsslaltenee G,ei.
it'atipn tire 6oup am sEsrtr. Na@ Ssentiauna Der
H,pclutiru rsf 9Eaibinatrn Ole Iuuenannte Dismal
Smamp Qanc Gpupouy" ins 0rten, uuc wrnn rs
~bsrieltrn aud nitt m6sIib mar, rus Qano III cultp;.
rem, 10 ma&te lie ceh Die WiloniR e%iniasrmaEen an
aGna'ib unb trutstr fe tbriipe,lc fur rbren 3ptd aus.
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nabs SufOIf brinplitsu 9dnlrmcuc, 3t;psr hurct tinru
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Carolina. Nu6 lino In nsusrer 3cit ciniae ,.3mprr-
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IN Dem Dismal Granny ouh crtTubenc G efa en- finn
&c Cert NIT loren 5amttien in ben uncurbrrinolihrn
0Fhli'bfn, fern pom Der @cfabr Ger Gntredunu. ban.
ZEN. ME melldno Ter unaariIhc Observation-Disclosures
Npi'a Snncrr in bcn 8~aconper sGalcc. Ia bic nm.
%ablalliae IuSpiinfuna, Gle mGbreno Rec aon,en Spm.
MRS out her Stsrflnhr ceS Sumpirs I%tattfnert. Die
Nt'rpspbare permo6em %crfrilnt, oaR u an lb in elmer
nprnlibtn .cecr msniNltene tGber a,leeenrn 0,caeup
9i"utsn fcate. nne eCetalt pirlrs Gumpflanp ~osfInr,r
II OILS Die nmIir9cnreu @tgrnrcn, bic 10 bGuFa PPM
6teter beim9efudt rerecu, 10 nurps Dor ciniarn Got.
rem ait crn ufern pts Grummrnp-Sees rim Sptel Pr.
rittet, Tim te Gpicemie. 6Iittttaen ouf,unsbmcn,
Sahrlee murrs irrrct taIp rieDer atgctrp6eu, Ia bic
Wcsquttea uno anrere SnEftrn bic 6rtrItrissr lammt
ben @aiten psrtrietsn. Do audi ras Naicr bes
Orummcnh- Sree iebr 9elunb, frilh IL. mrhlIhmedeup
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plan auS9tIubrt munce, 1T une uiht %ttfauut. Ger.
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Nor'clItr StaNtrdtbs ae1dsitcrt) (Sduls b. 81
ASrSc1NG ffs- ~ ,,,r;n
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SUtben lit erihirnen:
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ilultrirtet
T0miIien &nIember
fir
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Gin 6aus~ uno 6amiIisn- Sut fir RE Osut1tsu IN
ben Der. Staten.
8. trrih. Yrsis 25 Gents.

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foa; mob prnisr iol eS 9rOpbs;:ibunsen unb brralriGtrn r ~,
6rin9sn; irnosrn Gin TaIencsr loa lua Gin '"F""
&cltstud. gu llnterbaItung, ~ Nub unt Qebrr
Der tntIrleitnste bGt. in Ysutihlarb elf Subrc lam ~ Is,1
bic 1851 einen &alenber teraussegeben; i'm traru Gssir - f.sts =. -
nNtt pole 5000 Grtmplare At, wSbEsnn Der brtit 9ebraana loon
enc Circulation son sr9en 10000 errmpIarsn bate, tob Der arc.
8GIsHer Die GEeunbs 70 f6aartnptS 3nfitrtc, mar bas Srintis'
pt!dte etn'leibsn ann @runee Ia9; tNS 9rjneip naml;I: baF.
wire. es iOn(t has game 5abF binruvt tdn unocrss @ab fanf' n.
sr nift llntrhoittnose- uno 8urNmtil aGtin, Icnbsrn audi prnftft,
Hns!'teS tEtbaNsn n1rpit, 10 bag Die NuSaa6s bafur tsn, Der ibn
fault, nirf!if misbtr trtst !pirO: 9ics @rineip bat Der Serous~
et6tr aud bel Dem lest bier an9sfuuhiattn aalenpsr befpIot. liner
bait ith ubsI,suat, Sa5 aut bi,isr Galenbtr nd balb cine arose
SSaar pom 6rsuRstn SsUinntn ~tybs. 8rit6r. 0,rborb.
Zen 9srt, (Dohbor 400I).
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Sefbdfts=9 u m;ciac..
5artsturue's ALL.

5artSbprue CURE-ALL.
(9r6pCrirt nm etnem Gbeutfer)
Stfiee Ntittsl BELT aue Shmer5en. - Eas naatIb
Wunper u~aiersr Belt.
2itfes r%ptrtbYcac ptlminei miro iunsrlit uub auser.it onot.
manbt. Gs btut lpsItip
5obnmtt, ~trpf6mrri,
Serrtntun9enu u. Serltsur8sn, Seitenntbtn,
Cholera Mprbuss Srofbeukn,
Sttallun9sh' &alts 5icber,
SsaleI9le, SbrtniGnttr;tn,
Hteumaienus, 9rapbpunbrr
ShpneT1u9en, CHOLERA,
BiisnrrrsiSen, SenfnIhnrr,rr
N1StnlamcrSsr, Yruif ptmer,Iu.
2YlentCra, Srrprsns Ri;es
9Sunbcn SaIS, Rippsubrfd,r
SnBlNMeISsN, Observation-Disclosures
6uuenlNnrFien, 0etblhmericn,
9a rdlclbt iu9tit Gin sutes Stlrttmitte! m. IL in % b,1onhrra
beI WaSenltnddc, DpSpcpUu uno alscmeintr Stp6tt m en-.
plsclen. Seriauit wirp bicic& 9tltmittI
III 6laihen III % uup so Gents.
lfsS- Seize 6Gniiie, &eiitubs unb &r6itsr ioQts fur c;ntu e..
nayssn An!aIudetal pecr bel %plpettden A~ranthcittn cine 1!albt son
bteltm peilntttel ltCtS bei Ith ilbren.
Ms~ Sputet Du irsene prlde Srtmcrwu BADEN. 70 br,thr ,pr
eteiem q ure-&Il, unp 3u ipirt austnbIidIite Qinperuno unS
peiIun9 Fnrrn. gu habsn Bel
Z. @aeatr, 81. Q6btter unb
lei allen Mpotbstern in Hitprnb,
Hprfplf nne 9eterSburd.
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NirttIhaftS- 9isrfouf.

etne neutrality-suspicious. II. frequcnte 2agertierc
gStrtbi6dft, NIT neuem SapatelsG uarc ,c. &c,
ltcbt ipsarn @ribdftsYsrdnreruns in petereturs
gum &rrtnuf, 9idtercs iI erfrastu in Ter Office
eislfS Wlattts.
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uli'sren eslsrn unr Dem settrtrn reutl&en gu,
slitum Ole An3cise, pae rer uNn,eiaer" wseen
ssrlHtscsner ni6t Serterseisaensr S6misrigtri-
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srlheti'sn virb. Ter m0bsntli6e Sutitripticns-
Yr'ts petrast lOGts. llniers 5rdser netmem itun
ieBt Ssltsuanssn auf ben ,5dslihen Nnseissr"
fntS'9fn. 9nbent mir hermit benz sHuul6e Nic-
Fr sntseatntcnn'en, tchen mir auf ris ~frcune.
s'h' unfsrFaBuns ees tieiissn putlitums.
Der 9erausssber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-10-29
ABeigsr.
Nihmonb, Dem %. Sctpber 1889.

SfFee: 10 9lra5s, sm l&,n @ain unO Gary.
9rtnat Office: @de Der 5. uno Glaslr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04

he records Of the District Court Of San Au-
gustine county, which Disappeared some time
since, with an attemrt to burn tho clerks Office
and cotGthouse have Deer returned to the clerk
~ sono person who wthold1 his uar.e The
books werc accompanied with note, in which
the wgj5er savs--.
Herewith you Will find Deposited at the door
toi yopr office. Books O. D. Y. and L. of the min
LES OF the District Court Of san Augustine
County together with sundry bills of lndics-
ment IN tls cases Of the Stare Of Texas VS. II. w.
Martin. took them from your Office on the
night o.! the FIRE, in December 1857. (which came
near destroying the Court House Buildingl and
have since carefully preserved the same and
cansed them to be preserved they have occa-
sionNlly been removed from mace to place, in or
Ger TO prevent suspicion from rising upon an =
particular individual. Ny object in removing
said ltonords from your Office, was to preserve
Them from accidents by HC- h. prevent them
from being mutiiated Or DESTROYED and 10 cause
Robert W Martin to come. within the reach of
the Laws of his Couhtry.
Martin, we believe was implicated in the lorg
cry OF land titles.
Mr.. Benton, the District Clerk, publishes
card, IN which he says
Surely no enemy TO his country, and no foe to
public justice could have done this thing Who
ever he is, he deserves she gratitude of his coun
try, ami the thanks Of all honest men He has
my thanks for his manly daring; and If he will
reveal himself. and make known his nsIne, | will
guarantee that he shall be sustained by the whole
community, irrespective Of party--Land Thieves
and their cpadjutors, strikers, understrappers.
ana appologists, alone excepted.
In conclusion, should anonymous ever con-
eiude to make known his name, and claim the re
ward Of five hundred dollars ($500) heretofore
offered by me Tor the recovery OF the missing
Records and Bills of Indictment above referred
to, the money shall be forthcoming It is now
IN the Public preasury at Austin.-- CiiUiiiGr 4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-04
DIED,
on the morning of the soth Aprii,

Of CONSUMPTION, on the morning of the s0th April.
! Mrs. MARY ANN KNIGHT wife OF w. a. Knight,
ana daughter Of Col. G. W. Record, in the twenty
fifth year Of her age.
Thus one more augelhas gone from earth to find m
eternal home in The bosom Of her God.-thns has
persisted ono who possessed cry personal and men,
tai charm that makes Ire kind and gentle WIFE, the
honored and beloved friend object of the tensest
affection thus one has died who lived a Christians
life, who had hone but friends 10 watch her slow dc
cline and symphthise with her bereaved friends
The amialle and lovely subject of these lines was
consistent member Of the Methodist church for seve
raj years early ia life, she gave her heart 10 the
LORI and early has be called her home TO shine
amongst the purest jewels Of his crown.
To say that she beloved by her friends would
CONVEX only 1.-THE OF the tiuih she WIS idoiizei :
she was pure, good, gentle. and 50 elevated in
all the relations Of life that her friends loved her
with uHP az iilei leTotion.
Her mcm2y viii long eoBtnse fresh in tas hearts
of her reaires and friends. Ehorlourn her, moi as
lost, i'ut, ns one removed only iar season.
Blessed arc the hitsful, fer they shau iaaert the
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