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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-11
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DIE. j. G. AYE R a. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per bottle SIX Bottles fer %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such renown for the cure of every
variety of Throat und Lung Complaint that it is en-
hey unnecessary for to recount the evidence of lie
virtues wherever II has been employed As It has long
been In constant throughout this section. need
NJ, do than the people its quality Is kept
up 10 the hest II has bcen and that may be relied
do r their relief all II has ever been found to do
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03
Military Meeting.

Pursuant to previous notice, number OF the
officers of the volunteer companies of the coun
ty, met at the Clerks Office of the county Court
of Augusta county, on Saturday, December 3lst
1859.
Gen. VIM. b. Hartman was invited to preside
and take part in the proceedings, and Captain
John D. Imboden appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was to consider the
propriety of forming Regiment Of Volunteers
in this comfy. There are eight organized COM
panies already in existence in the county, num-
bering nearly 500 men, and two or three others
in process of formation. There being but five
of the companies represented in the meeting, in
consequence of the inclemency of the weather,
it was
Resolued, That this meeting adjourn to meet
again at the Clerks Office On Saturday, the 18th
of January, 1860, to take the final steps neces-
sary to organize Regiment, aud that the COM
mis,ioned officers of all the volunteer compa-
MES in the county be urged to attend said ad-
ourned meeting with the view of electing field
officers, at that time, if said Regiment shall be
then organized
Resolued That the Secretary of this meeting
notify the absent officers of the adjourned meet
ing, and that he also invite the Colonies of the
three Regiments of the line in the county to al
tend said meeting, and superintend any election
that may then be held.
VIM. II. HARTMAN, Chairman.
J. D. IMBoDEN Secretary
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03

NOTICE FROM THE BOARD PUBLIC
/ Y WORKS.-In compliance with the provisions
April, 1858, the Board of Public Works of Va. in
Sealed Proposals, to be opened the 2Sth Jan
uary, 1862 stating the lowest terms which the Su.
perintendence of the STAUNTON a. PARKERSBURG
ROAD will be undertaken from and after the LIST OF
February, 1860.
The board will decide upon the competency and
fitness of applicants, to which the most satisfactory
testimonials will be required, and such Snperin.
tendent will be required to give bond in the penal
ty of 900, with satisfactory security, conditioned
for the faithful performance of his duties By order
Of the Board of Public Work
THOS. FL. DE WITT,
Dec. 27.-4t. Secretary B. P. W,
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03
Washington City, Dec. 10, 1853.
Thirty-sixth congress-First Session.

In1fty.SlXtu COuSfeSS-FlTSt SeSSlOns
MONDAY, December 26, 1s59.-Senate.-No OF
in session.
House.-The House observed Christmas after
its own fashion. Mr.. Smith, of Va, held the
floor during the day, continuing speech COM
menced last week, and refreshing himself in the
midst of his labors by successive glasses of egg
nogg. After enjoy ing themselves and amusing
the galleries the House adjourned without bal
lot.
TUEsDAY.-Senate- The Presidents Message
was received and read Adjourned till Friday.
H0use-The Presidents Message was received
and laid on the table until the House was organ
lied. 44
Mr.. Smith concluded his speech, and the House
proceeded to ballot for a Speaker The ballot
showed the usual result, Mr.. Sherman wanting
iS,sssr ssn5er necessary To- choice,
and the remainder of the votes distributed a.
mong dozen candidates.
WEDNESDAY, House-After q speech from
Mr.. Rust. of Arkansas, the House engaged IN 6
running debate as to the possibility OF eiecting
Sneaker by union OF the Southern OpposltloI
and the Democracy. Mr.. Morris, OF Illinois, 8
Douglas Democrat, made speech, pouring ho1
shot into the Administration and the President
Mr. MAYNARD, of Tennessee, Wing. was put IL
nomination for Speaker, and one ballot had.-
Mr.. Sherman had his usual vote, lacking four O
the number necessary to choice. aud Mr. May
nard received sixty-fye votes, made up OF Dem
ocrats.and all the American members excep
Messrs. Davis, of Maryland, and Briggs, OF New
York. who voted for Mr.. Gilmer. The Othel
votes were widely scattered.
THURSDAY. House.-O One ballot for Speaker
was taken with the customary result. Previous
to the ballot Mr. Maynard, of Tennessee, with
drew his name, and Mr.. Scott, of California, wa:
nominated. Mr. Sherman lacked as usual foul
votes of q majority, and the other votes were
scattered On Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Gilmer and others
A sharp wordy collision occurred between Mr.
Grow, of Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Branch, O
Nor.h Carolina, the former accusing the latter O
q breach Of gentlemaDly courtesy in impugnine
his action u sde Post Office bill last session.
FRr7Ay.- Senate.-After brief session, ths
!. Senate adjourned over to Tuesday.
House.--TTe usual debate on.tbe slavery. ques
took .aace and then By two7 majority the
ned til Tuesday. No ballot fol
ncas TO- NfsTs-~
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MARRIED.

On the oath ult., by Rev. J. S. Blai, Mr.. P. Hun
TER to Miss MELISSA TUNE, all of Batf county.
HALL to Miss SARAH G Rowe, daug tel. of Mr.. Peter
Rowe, all of this county.
On Thursday, the 22d ult, by Eide ]. Jennings, Mr.
ALEX. KERR, Of Augusta county. and Miss FRANCES v
daughter of Mr. John r. Homan, # Rockingham co.
On the 25h u1ts at the residence of the brides ia
Their, by Rev. d. F. Bittle D. D., lev Prof JOHN G
FREY of Roanoke College, and Mis- FANNIE j., young
est daughter of VIM. Persinger, Rq. of Roanoke CO.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03

T>OR SALE.-The neat and comfortable COT
u TAGE RESIDENCE, with 2 acres of Ground at
tached near the Staunton Nurseries, now occupied
Franklin Davis. A great bargain is offered in this
snug and tasteful suburban residence. Apply to
GUY & 9WAQDELL.,
Stanton, Nov. g. Real Estate Agents.
HOUSES 4 LOTS HOUSES AND LOTS
IL OF 'EM.-We authorized to sell several
Houses and Lots in Staunton, very desirable IS pla-
ces of residence. Long time will be given on some of
them. Apply soon to GUY WADDELIs
Staunton, July 26, 80. Real Estate Agents
IA AUGUSTA FARMS FOR SALE.-We
III are authorized to sell 10 valuable tracts of Land
in Augusta County-several of them highly improved
Farms-best quality OF land. For full description
and terms apply to GUY & WADDELL,
Staunton Sep. 6, 1859. Real Estate Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT In MT. SID.
y NEY.-By virtue of decree entered by the Cir
tut Court Of Augusta county, in the of Johnston
U.s. Johnston. win proceed on the premises, to sell
public auction. to the highest bidder, on the 2sM
dg of January 1860, certain HOUSE AND LOT.
il the village of Mt Sidney, in which Mrs. Mary F.
Jhnston, decd, lately resided. The House is built
ofbrick stories high, containing four rooms and
iskurrounded BY all the necessary buildings with
yell of good water in the yard. The lot contains
Hsif an Acre.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P. M.
TRIMS OF SALE.-One fourth of the purchase
money in hand, and the balance in l. and wears.
the purchaser to give bond with approved security and
the little to be retained as ultimate security
JONATHAN j. JOHNSTON, Com'r.
jan 8, lS60.-tds
CALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.-Tp
y pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of Batb
county, pronounced at the October term, 1859. in a
cause therein depending, in which Joseph N. Jolff
and Achilles Pugh, executors of John Pugh, decd.
are Plintlfs and Leroy P. DangerGed, ST., and 9th.
ers aye Defendants, the undersigned as Commission
ers therein named, will proceed, on the l4M dan of
february asect in frontof the Warm Springs Hotel in
the salt county of Bath to sell public auction to the
highest bidder, credit of six MONTHS with inter-
est from the day of sale the following named slaves
now in the possession of the said Leroy P. Dainger-
field, sri to wit: CHARLES, HENRY, DAVY, BET
SY, louisa, ALBERT and CHARLES.
Bonds with good security will be required for the
payment of the purchase money and interest thereon
azal~eAid VIM II. TERRILL, r,us
VIM SKEEN ooAA 80
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03

- During the last week we have several
times heard a report that a case of smallpox ex-
listed in this place, but could trace it to no authen
tic source. Mayor Trout informed us yesterday
that he had thoroughly investigated the NATTER
and was satisfied that the report was entirely
untrue. @
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4HVItCy ttO HJ1NV0 0OItO1 'oe'9e0
wil be receiued at por.@@a
CLUBBING.
A dicount of twenty per cent from the a,ove
prices will be allowed CLUBS ordering four
copies of any or more of the above works Thus
Four copies of Blackwood one Review, will be sent
address for So four copies of the four Reviews
and Blackwood for $50; and so on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities and Towns thess works
will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. Wien sent
bp mail the postage to any part of the United States
will be but Twenty-four Cents year for 'Black-
wood" and but Fourteen Cents year foIeach of
the Reviews.
N. B.-The price in Great Britain of the FIVE Peri
odicals above named is $3l per annum.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03
JOHN B. ANTONI'S SALO0

OW since we have seen what st. Nick
Did bring to children, in his tiny car
We now will see what's always kept
At John B. Antoni's well known star
To please good children Antoni's ths
And they to please him must do all {
For he with trouble and great care,
For them these ss0eet things did pre-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03
HOUSE & LOT IN WAYNESBOROUGH j.

HOUSE &. LOT IN WAYNESBOROUGH
Il In virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of Au
gusta county, in the of Hopkins and Kisng
John FL. Morris, shall proceed in Waynesborough,
on Friday, the 9Th day OF aauafy sgt, to sell at pub
lie SALE to the highest bidder, certain HOUSE AND
LOT, in Waynesborough lately occupied by saidMor-
ris. II is comfortable Brick Dwelling House, with
Stabling aud good Garden, fronts Main Street, and
runs back 10 al ~aui laowu as the De-
Fulton house.
TERMS. Costs of sale and of suit in hand, and the
remainder on credit of.six and twelve months, in
equal instalments, the purchaser to give sufficient
personal security, and tla:to be retained further
security. N. x. TROUT, Com'r.
Dec e. 1883 Ids
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03

A TTENTION MILITIA.-Compa G. of the
II 16oth Regiment will parade at their usual
place of Muster, Maj S. Sover's Saturday, the s.:
18th day of January, 1860, to ill the office of End
Lieutenant 20 Persons failing to attend such IL
parade will be reported according to law.
By order of the Capt. j. Il. SLOWER, O. s.
Tloc 9th
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-03

AS Agent offer for sale the following describe,
property, viz:-IOOO Acres ROekbridge Land
well watered and convenient to Clutches, Mills
Stores and Schools, which will be sold entire or il
parcels if desired. Also a number Of FARMS
Store Houses and Mills with thar appurtenances
we'll situated for business, in Augusta co. Va. Also
near 800 acres of good land Concord in Iroouo
co. Ill. Two Railroads run through this county anc
one near the land. have also fol sale large guam
tty of land partly improved In Greenbrier, Upshur
Braxton and Nicholas counties
These lands are worthy of confederation. por
ton of them lie on and near the Gully llridge Yves
ton Turnpike, and near Birch siver Post Office
Though principally in timber, eDughl1as been clear
ed to prove its adaptation to the groWtn OF Corn and
Tobacco, all of which fully matred tbs season, not
withstanding the rosts of June and tho early frosts
Autumn. few families from Ester4 Virginia hav-
ing 1.-TWO wears ago. introducedthe culture of Tobac
CO. and finding not only the rfh soil, sbut also the
climate well adapted to its growth, many of the old
settlers preparing to plant arge crops next
son. n
Factory should be establishd to save double trans
portation. A Steam Mill and leohanics of all kinds
could do WELL
Although have sold 3OO0Acres of these landi
within two months past haze 5000 more to sell sit
uated in the same neighborhod. Though hllly it /
not too much so to cultivates well watered, and |
cres of Corn and Grass Ian, Is miles higher v
Birch River, and 1000 in Gr.nbrier CO., Va. Prize
very low-from S ~ to $5er acre.
Terms easy, and title good
Society, Methodlsts, Baptts and prospect ofl
settlement of Presbyterians.
Persons wishing aid in buing selling land, VII
address = Us. FL. CALEISON,
Dec. 20.-3t Middlelook, Augusta CO., Va
IRON RAILING-A9ariety Of patterns, br
Yards, Cemetery Lots, &c, made to order athe
Staanfon Foundry. "a. j. CARRIER CO
Sept. Is, 1859.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PouLTNEY g. 1RiMBLE.
THE
SPoRTMAN WAREHOUSE

200 Baltimore ST. BaltO., Md.
DEVOLVERS, PISTOLS 81 all klnds-Adams, AL
III lens and Colts Revolvsrs. A new Shooter
weighing only ounces whicl wads with cartridges,
is half the size of Colts ami very effective. Wads,
all sporting goods at exceeding low prices for CASH
Orders per mail receive Immediate attention.
large assortment of common and fine SKATES
and Sleigh Bells. POJLTNEY u TRIMBLE.
RaItimOre Dec 90 1S59.-lOmO
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s=a.=.1IssIoxEas, sALE.-Inl lrsuanoe Of

~nMMTsSIONERS, SALEM issuance OF
: decree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta county
IN The case Of Peck and ais s. D. Clarks and aus
we will offer at public SALE to the highest bdsrs on
the premises on Friday, the s7ts dey q ganaasy iSoo;
1o2 Acres. situated miles northwest Of saunton,
attaining the lands of David Fultz Capt. JOS Cline
and others The above land is in fine state Of ctl-
yation There is House and other buildings, togetn-
ar with an Orchard of choice Young Fruit Trees
king it very valuable property.
TERMs OF SALE.-So much in cash as will pay costs
of sale and suit the residue creditof 12 1s and
"a months bonds taken with good personal security
and the title retained as ultimate security.
n Z. TROUT,
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VA,kpABLE RE-
i AL ESTATE.-By virtue of "a BED of trust exc
cuted by George Rubbish to the saa riber dated the
the 10th day of April, 1852, andEM record in the
Clerks Office of the county Court Augusta, l will
sell, public auction, the hghes bidder for cash
on Saturday, the 2lst dag of Jaslpry next, the
premises. the Tract of Land in sad deed conveyed,
containing 1873 Acres, situated about miles South
east Of Middebrook; it being the Same tract of land
on which the said RUBBISH resides. The title is
believed to be perfect, but, selling trustee, will
convey with special warranty. -
Dec. 2O.-tds. JNO. NEWTON. Trust.
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TNTON AOADEMV

STANTON ACADEMY.
TINE 1st term of the session closes last of January
] 1860, and the End commences on the 1st of Feb
This school is PREPARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY oE
VA. The Principal has diplomas, from that institu
ton and letters of recommendation from of its
most dstin guished professors. For particulars in
gard to tuition, board, textbooks, &C., apply to
Noe OFT JAS. A. WADDELL, M. D.
mo THE PUBLIC.-I hereby forewarn all per-
| sons not to trade for NOTE executed by me to
VIM Edgar Crawford for $2l2.5O, dated about the
18th day of December, 1859, and payable months
after date as tho said note was for horse warranted
sound. which has turned out to be unsound.
Dec OF W. B. COCHRAN.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS}-BOB
Ii has just received a large tassortni
suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. \
Books of Poetry, Annals, Bibles prayer /
Books, &c. Also an assortment of hal
articles
Staunton, Dec. ID. i
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r AND FOR SALE.-In pursuance of deed OF
IL trust executed by Jacob Bushong, shall proceed
on the premises, Friday. the 10th Of January,
$780, SELL public sale, the interest of said Jacob
Bushong in the land in the possession of Mary
G. Bushong. situated about four miles of Greenvie,
adjoining Jno. Mcclure and others; said interest be-
ing one undivided share or about % Acres.
TERMS Costs of sale and 5000 .75ssMith interest
from 18th of March, 1854, in hand, balance in twelve
MONTHS secured by bond with good personal security
title retained as ultimate security.
The title is believed to be good but acting as trus-
tee shall convey such title only as is vested i'll
Dec 27 JOHN J. -ISAREW. COmr.
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CALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN MT.
- SIDNEY.-The undersigned commr's in the case
of Thos. Burke Henry Forrer, &c, will, on
Saturday, the 2ist day Of January next, proceed to
sell on the premises, the HOUSE aud LOT in the bill
mentioned, situated in the town of MT. Sidney. This
the lot on which it is built adjoining the tavern and
DR.. VIM. Crawford's property on the West side of
Main Street.
sale and the balance in payments at g. II and Is
months the purchaser executing bond with personal
security and the title retained ultimate security
j. b. BALDWIN, co,
Dec I3-tds T. d. IMBODEN. ooiii 49,
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THE FARMERS GUIDE To
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
.AGRICUETUR

By HENRY STEPHENS, F. R. S., of Edinburgh, and the
late j. P. NORTON, Professor of Scientific Agricul-
Octave. 1900 pages, and numerous En- cravings
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published and in order to give it a
wider circulation the publishers hare resolved to re-
duce the price to
S. For the Two Volumes /!
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California and
the Union and to Canada (postpaid), IS. "a This
aoork is NOT the old "Book of the Form
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid TO the publish
erS, LEONARD SCOTT Il co.
Dec. 81. No. 81 Gold st, New York
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u SALES.
V4t Nh llIIIJ. = -
SALE.-In pursuance

IOMMISSIONER'S SALE.--In pursuanca :,
II two decretal orders of the Circuit Court of An.
gusta county, in the case of Francis Bell and ais vs.
John E. Riley and ais will offer, at pubic sale to
the highest bidder in front of the Courthouse of An
gusta, on WednesdaA aAe 2lst day of Dec. 1859 al
II o'clock, NJ, about 20 Acres of Land situated a,
bout miles west sf Staunton, on the Parkershun ~
road being the sameland purchased by said John E.
Riley of Phillips, Hartman, lmboden and McCne-
The land is said to be in an excellent condition and
the improvements arepretty good Persons deshous
of obtainining information in regard to the Land
obtain it by calling atny Office at Staunton. :.
! TERMS: A sum u hand sufficient to paycost of
suit and sale, and tie balance in six, twelve and
eighteen MONTHS the Purchaser executing bonds with
approved personal secfrity, and the title retained as
ultimate security, .9ss -
WILLIAM d HARTMAN, Commissioner.
Nov 2l.-tds-pfxaOO ~
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GALE OF A SMALL FAkM.-Ih pursuance
y of decree rendered by the Circuit Court of Au-
gusa, in the cause of Landes, Guardian, vs. Denni-
nesda the 4th Dig Of January neat, to sell at public
sale to the highest bidder, very desirable and pro-
ductive piece Of land, with comfortable Dwelling
and other improvements on it, 1t contains about 40
Acres. and is located the waters of North river,
about two miles fronfpMt. Scion. the road leading
to Sangersville and was formerly occupied by the
family of the late John Dennison.
sTERMS.-Costs of sale and suit in hand, and the
balance in equal qstaments at /, and years bear
ing Ssecured by bonds with good personal
curity and the title retained additional security.
Dec. 6, 1859.-tds n X. TROUT, Com'r.
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PROPERTY IN MARKET.

TNOWN RESIDEN CE.-House and Lot on Augusta
i Street. desirable as a Residence. Terms easy.
4 WOOD LAND.-Fifty seven Acres of Land, within
miles of Staunton, all well numbered with the excep
ton of cleared field of about Is acres A bargain
may he had. SO e
VALUABLE FARM-250 Acres, AZ miles of
Staunton. 100 Acres cleared and the balance heavily
timbered. The land of good quality, as the crops
will show, and there on the tract several never
failing Springs. Can be bought at low figure.
Apply to GUY & WADDELL,
Real Estate Agents, Stanton, Va.