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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-12-31
PRIVATE SALES.
LAND FOR SALE.


IXJILL be sold, at public auction, on W.DNasDAz
w THE sra DAY OF OcToBsR MKT. on the preni
ses, all the Real Estate of Daniel Miller dec g. con
sstng OF two tracts Of land siiuatad south River
three miles above Wsynesboro'. The first tract cor
tains Dy recent survey, Si4 ACRES, and lies OF
both sides OF the river, has nIe water power and
good Saw Mill on it, su excellent DIV Eli
INH HOUSE, Barn. Stable, and sll other 49,
necessary Gt-bulldings, nearly ali new 1t kssiA
is finely watered good fnt, &c. The isnd
is good and susceptible OF growing any kind of grain
about 80 acres cleared This farm very desifab
proper y, good neighborhood, near 70 churches,
schOa,S, and within three mics OF the WaYnesoorO'
Depot, on the Csatra Railroad.
The other trac, contains l42 ACRES, mostly
cleared, toierable BUILDINGS IT, and finely watered,
good orchard and meadow &C., lying near the former
lracr There will be sold with this tract appen-
uage 10 OF timbered land lying one-fourth Of
mile from it.
The terms of the above lands will be one-fourth
hand and the balsnce in three equalannua ynents
approved personal security will be required for the
deferred payments and the deed retained until the
land is paid for. Possession will be given immsd-
ately.
ANY person wishing information by letter. " ill ad-
dress the subscriber Wxynesboro. Augusta Co., Va.
who will promptly attend 10 it.
Sept. 81. 1sel.-sts.
P S.-As the landa advertised above were not sold
1T public sale the day above specified the under
signed now offers them at private sale.
II j MARTIN C0YNER, Ex'r.
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JOHN L. EuBAKK,
Secretary of the Convention.
SCHEDULE

/. It shall be the duty of the President of this Con-
vsnton, ediatsly its adjournment to certify to
the Governor copy of the Bill of Rights and Con.
stitution adopted together with this schedule.
q Upon The receipt of such certified copy the Gov
ernor shall forthwith announce tho fact BY procama
ton, to be published In such newspapers of the State
- may De deemed requisite for general information
sud shall annex to HIS proclamation copy of the Bill
Of Rgh;s and Constitution together with thi. SEIZED
aisi when proclamation, Bill of Rghts, Coastitu-
ton and Schedule shall be published in the manner
1or tue period of one month, and twenty
pies thereof shall BY the Secretary OF the Common
wealth be lmme diately transmitted by mail TO the
clerk of each county and corporation court IN The
Com to be by such clerk submitted to the
examination OF any person desiring the same.
B. The officers authorized by existing lava to con-
duct elections, SHALL at the places appointed
for holding the same. open poll book on the second
Ihnnday IN March, 1882, to be headed the "Const-
lulion - Ameaded and Schedule, and to contain two
separate columns the frst column to be headed Hfor
ratlfyIng, the other to be headed sfor rejecting
And such officers, keeping said polls open for the
OF snres DAYS shall then and there receive and
record IN said poll book the votes for and against the
Constitution and Schedule, and of ell persons Quail
lied, under tho existing Constitution 10 sxerci.e IN.
right of suffrage The said officers shall at the same
Tins, open another poll book headed chs r;oht 81
suffrage, containing two columns one mes dad ..,nr
the payment ut the revenue, county and corporation
evies and poor rates. assessed within the preceding
year. as qualhca.'on to vote" the other headed.
or the right OF suffrage, without the pa yment of The
revenue. county and corporation ,evies and pooc
rates. assessed within the preceding ear a. qualiG
cation to vote" This pol! book shall in like manner
be kept open for the space Of three days and the
of persons qusded vote for the adoption or re-
jection Of this smnerdcd Constitution shall be re-
ceived and recorded for against said qualification
l. Tbs Commissioners conducting the election At
she several precincts OF each c0ulty and corporation
shall ascertain the number Of votes giren for each
propostIon and certify the said poll books aud forth
with return the to the clerks of their
asan3y and corporation courts and within ten dxys
tise~e the court ho1se Of each county and corpora
~ shall make out two resurns in the following
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A GOOD AND SAFE INVESTM ENT AT
IA TEN PER CENT.-$2000 worth of very desira
Gle REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with
guarantee from the present owner for five years. that
it wili rent for $500 year. For particulars apply
to IMBVDEN Il BRC.
S.auntor. Sept. 10. 1SeG--tds.
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RlCRM0Nu.s svERT,SEMENTS
iooi-'s 9's'' + ! N g. 1861
Southern HAT naiufaetoryi 4g
E rABLIsHED, 1885.

,.x,,Is -9cl ,.1--- a III gsssSs
Hh subscriber respectfully invites
u .he stsaatlon OF the sf,hants u giDta sort
Oar''i'n5 aoa Len essee Ge extensive stock IL ii,
"wn aud Foteiga Manufactured HAS Goods SOLD in
thle house xiii De warranted TO compare favorably
III quality and price with goods coming from any 9TH
er maIkee There will be found all tie qualities
WooL' ~ + and sTAW HATS from The loves
price negro Hat to the finest quality for gentlemen
Also, Boys and Childrens Hatsan Caps Of all grades
and styles. Ladies' Riding Hats. of all the various
and Caps. -,"'N
am now Supplying great part of Virginia. North
carolina AVID Tennessee with Military Goods. orders
Tor which are solicited and promptly filled.
JOHN DOOLEY.
April 2, 1851. 81 Main ST., Richmond Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE TAXPAYERS
OF THE b gs...s.
CONFEDERATE STATES.

WE were laboring under misappre
" hension in regard to the require
ments of the Confederate law, when We
announced in our hand-bills that all
persons owning less than Five Hundred
Dollars were exempt from taxation
We now wish it to be distinctly under
stood that all persons owning or having
the control Of any property coming
within the list prescribed by law, are
required to make returns of said pro
perty. and be taxed accordingly, except
heads Of families owning less than Five
Hundred Dollars worth.
Those who have not been previously
notified, can make their returns to us at
the places we have yet to visit, accord
ing to the old schedule, or when we re-
visit the Precincts of the county.
JOHN GHILLs will again meet the tax
payers Of the District known as Dono-
hos, at the following times and places:
Stuart's Draft, January Sd; Waynes-
boro', 4th; Sherando, 9th; Greenville,
18th !; Midway, Sth; Middlebrook, 9th !;
Newport, 10th; Swope's Depot, 18th !;
Deerfeld, 18th; Craigsville, 14th.
SAMUEL G. HARPER will again meet
the taxpayers Of the District known as
Stoyer's, at the following times and
places:
New Hope, January I'd; Waynes-
boro', Sd Mt. Meridian, 4th; Mt Sid
ney, 9th; Spring Hill, 7th; Mt. Scion,
8th; Parnassus, 9th; Churchville, 10th !;
Fishersville, 18th.
We have given the people all the
time ne can possibly allow to make
their returns in, without mourning a
heavy penalty upon ourselves. The law
requires us to sssess the taxable proper
ty of the county, and make out the
books by the 1st Of February.
We, therefore, warn oil persons that
this is positively the last opportunity
they will have to give in their returns.
Those who fail to make their returns
within the time allowed, will certainly
bs reported to our Collectors, and re-
CURED 10 pay double taxes.
Property will be assessed at is mar
ketsble value the LIST day Of October,
1851. es64 Ae4E al N
We have instructions from the Sscre-
tary of the Treasury y allow no credit
for debts; snd sll property held the Let
day Of October, 1861, must be returned.
JOHN dRILLS,
SAMUEL G. HARPER,
Dee. II. 1914.
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IL suit the Southern trade, we will sell at the
Northern prices of 1859. We have over 100 different
designs Of Plain and Ornamental Ratings. We.
randas, Balconies, Porch Pieces, Window
Guards, &C., &C., Vault and Cellar Doors Iron Sash
Shutters, aud general Blacksmihipg and finishing
done with neatness and despatch.
"a Cemetery Railing for the country, made so as to
be put up Dy ordinary mechanic. Il
Richmond, April 2, lS6l--ly.a
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CALk OF BATE LANDS.-Is pursuance Of
= iserss Of C,rssit Court of Augusta made ia th.
In esiSsr's sslrs and othsrs, shall sell, st pr
vste sals il sepAr ete parcels. may be jadicors
and to sst purchasers, body tract of lsnd s'tna-
80 BATH opposite Clovsrdsle, and adjoining che
ClovsrdAls and Wilderness estates, and contains about
1850 Acxes, and formerly the property OF George
Gsiger, decd. The land s we'll tinbsred; ana ss he
lumber husipsxs is getting profitable it is recon-.
neaded - ads,irsbly suited for that purpose. he
ls1d is eli desirable az grazing rAasss.
am ausAurissd TO sell on such terms as Inay
think best, taking from the purchasers bonds With
good personal .csrisy, shd retaining the title - alti
mate secsrits. may os Consulted o. letter or per-
sonay at my kca,s near Stsunton, and expect to be
on the lands during the present puonth.
Feb 10, 1851. JOHN CHURCHMAN-
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A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
n OFFICE. to VII:
ESTRAY.
Taken up by Joseph Quinn, on his land, In the
county of Augusta, of the following description to
Wit:
STEER of red aud white color, white face and
tsl marked with a crop of the right and underkeei
in the left dropped horns supposed to bs
years old, and appraised at <S5. sst
Extract-Teste. VIM. A. BURNETT, d. C..
Dec. 24-3t*
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
IN VA. c. r.. R.-This Company will pay the
War Tax it's Csptal Stock thereby relieving its
Stockholders from the payment OF the same. .sl
and not list any of the Stock in the of
ties, corporations, or individuals.
JNO. GARNETT,
Dec "a, I8el.-2t Treasurer Va. C. &. Z.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
GOOD Counsel is Above all Price.

Good Counsel Is Above all PrECe.
2, UCH was the counsel Franklin gave when ne
- said
ssTake of the peace, the wounds will take care
Of themselves
''eware OF the little expenses, for small leak will
sink great ship"
"8e pat.enI in adversely and humble in piosperi
ty." .e
'.Bs mindful of things past, and provdent of Things
" come"
s.Be timely wise, rather than wise in time
they who timely buy their Watches, Jewel
ry Plated wate Gioaks Hoop Skirts Hosiery, Gicyes.
.;utlery Worsled Goods Combs, Brushes, Han
Draus, Buttons, Trunks Willow Ware, Aoslca. ia
struments Stationery, Porte Monaies, Purses, Money
Belts and MANY other articles that 1t would take
all the oaoers IN the State TO enunieae nem, the
Cheap II hoiesae and Retail Variety Store OF
= - 80 ;;htSRIEi. attiS.i.
N. B,-That HANDSOME Man Is stii eGg iseo
rer,.rirg W stohes and Jew'ery 81 se shortest no
ice. end on TIE mos. reasonable terms.
S3t..lnton New :;t. lSG0.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q s l<M& NOTICEisII e
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
- - s. ] J! 8 ~


ION and after Sunday. December 1st. the Mail md
~ Passenger train will be run between Richmond
| md Staunton daily, leaving Richmond at 80 A. M.
and arrive at StauntOn 4 P. N. Returning, leave
| Stanton at 8 A. NJ, and arrive ct Richmond 4S0
| M. t"!
| Between Stauutou and Jacksons River the train
will be run tri-weekly, leaving 5taunton Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 4. IS M Leave Jack.
sons River Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at $50
P M. The Freight train, with passenger car attach
ed, leaves stanton Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
daysat 1870 P. M. Return on alternate days. os71
Dec 4, 1861 General Superintendent. z
V7IRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the I'd
day of December, 1861. ....t: rY -r,
Jacob +. Keller. .Plalntn,
AGAINST - ias- go -. sN 1s5lsl
s. NJ. Shafer and Janetta c., his wife, late Janetis
Peace, and N. K. Trout, Receiver,-Defendants
The object of this SUIT is to recover claim held by
the Plaintiff on the absent DEPENDENTS, SKATER and
wife, to restrain the payment of money in or to come
into the hands of the Receiver until the further order
Of the Court. to- .91s 80 l.
The Defendants, S. NJ Shaffer and Janetta c., his
wife, having entered their appearances and 1T APP
earng by satisfactory evidence that they are not res
idents of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they
appear here within month after due publication Ut
this notices and do what necessary to protect their
interest. C0py-Teste. ~ f.-,,.4.,-.
Dec 10, '61-4t A. F. KINNEY, Clerk.
AT Rules held IN the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the Cd
day OF December, 1861. ls..,s. 80 .s.1B 13il.a4
g. Summerson Plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Nicholson, A. w. Hartman, Hugh W. Shefey,
john A. Hartman and George K. Snapp-Def'ts-et
The OBJECT of this suit to force the vendors lien
On ceian house and lot in Staunton sold blythe De-
ENDEMIC A. W Hartman, to Defendant Nicholson. e
The Defendant, George Nicholson, not having en-
tered his appearance, and it appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that ne is not resident of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that he appear here within
month after due publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest. slgioo
A Copy-Teste A. F. KINNEY CLERK.
T Dec Ia. 9f1 A sfnft 40
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CRAIGagIaLE AND A FARM FOR
" SALE PRIgATELY-Contsinip 235 Acres--
well imp rov dying in Augusta co, the Va G..
Z. Road, ana tying around Cra.gsslie Depos-heing
Sooa Situation tor Store aud Mechanics Persons
wishing to purchase will examine the property. For
further particulars address the subscriber TT Flank
ford, Greenbrer co., Va. JAS. 4. CRAIG.
y Nov 6 1p60-tf ~- r ft-~ =. ~ f,iss gt4-t
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SALE

PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE Personal PRoPEkTT /!
WILL be sold, as public eviction, oe WEDnns-
w DAY. fHg sTx DAY OF JAHUARY, lssi /.
ct tho rss&ssss Of The lass jobs Hrsnear deceased
Grssnvlls, large Po.Gss Of tas fsFsse q Pro
psry Of shs ssssts, eoss'snG in part, OF Aoxs good
Horses sna Gotta, soAs sxesl- -
D-s< lent Cows, and lot OF other Ese68
(A Cattle, which ere in 5000 or
- 1aaa- dse; . fae 10. OF Hogs; Also -
Wagon, . KockavAy, Buggy and Harassa, Gsars, Sad
dies md Bridlss; ,Plews, Harrors. ssd ell kinda Of
farming utsaslls; . quantity Of Gram and Nay aad
other provsndsr also large STILL Still tabs Bar
rss. e., dc; about .f
100 GALLONS OLD APPLE BRAND
OF 4ap vaRr sxsr ouALlsT, which hss been panufac-
tursd and stied FROM the elder: shout S00or 400 gal
ions Vinegar; 1iscksmthB Tools; and every variety
of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN TUKNITURE
consisting OF Bedsteads and Bedding, Tables, Chairs
large Cooking Stove, one template Stove and 9TH
err articles not necessary to snumerate.
TEEkS.--A credit OF 8 months will be given on ell
sums over IS, the purchaser giving bonds with ep-
proved security; ali sums of IS and under the cash
will be required. JACOB KILLIAN,
Dec "a, i66l.-2s Administrator.
SHEEPi SHEEP!!
T WILL sell 1T public sale, without reserve at Mr..
4 John FrepSers on the Sih of January next about
70 head OF SHEEP In lots to suit purchasers on four
months credit. r. s. AUSTIN.
Dec 3l-2t 4tp
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THOxAS BAGRx

T.. 1kAOAA S -. AbA1bx,
AGENT AND COMlISSION MERCHANT,
No. Wall Sc, asdes st. Chdrtes Hotel,
a's4s a}F ss.4fs RICHMOND, "a.
ETlRE out Negroes. Roots out Houses, and sells
Il Tobacco, Wheat, (arn, Flour, and other County,
PRODUCE
sE@ Pays strct attention 10 business, and prcmp'
remittsnces made.
iN~ Ccnsgnments respectfully solicited.
REFER TO Messrs. q T. crtham y Co.. 4. [.
Aaury Co., DIcsnsorsl Hili i CO., and Il. K. Ell,
son, RIcHxoSp; James Alexander. CHaRLoTrssyIL LS
Il Nanny s4AuNToN; aas j Ii. W.ttnan Il Co., IiAR
aIsoxpURe. IEichmond II ,rcn z6 ,s6i.
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STANTON FOUNDRY

STAUNTON FOUNDRYi
7HE subscribers call the attention OF the public to
4 their extensive variety OF Parlor Box Ter Plate
and Cooking STOVES, OF their own manufacture :
They have been cast with especial reference to du
rsbny and giving out heat, and will be found equal
in quality it superior any purchased of North
ern MAKE. They have also on hand and will manu-
acture to order any and every description of IRON
RAILING. Also Mill Irons, Machinery, and all
kinds OF Castings mad to order
The patronage OF the public is especially solicited.
Nov. 20, 1860 A. j. CARRIER L. co
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New Goods /! New Goods /!

1V6W 0OOQ8 N6W 0OOCl6
SOME OF WHICH RUN THE BLOCKADE IN
- 5J 7rois THE ssBERMUDA' aaa ssf.9, "a
w arc now receiving nice little stock Of
wv sonable GOODS to which We invite the atten-
ton of the public. As We, cannot any longer buy
goods ON the usual time, but compelled to pay
Cash for all we buy, this fact forces upon the
necessity of selling for CASH with the speciaup-
terstanding to be paid in very short time. We are
really panied to be driven to this COURSE but in order
carry business, have other way left butte
adopt the CASH SYSTEM possible We hope
friends will the reasonableness of the course
and sustain in it. We promise to sell Goods
4 reasonable advance. 80
81, gFla ~ PIPER d FUNKHOUSER,,iJ
Staunton, Nov rs, 81 Opposite Va. Hotel
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GEssRAL HospIrAL AT SrAUETox,
December l4th, 1851,
Having been informed that some unprinepisd per-
Ii sons are goicg about tie Country and buying
provisions ostensib1y for this Hospital but really for
III cir own use, or 10 sell again, deem it proper to
give public rotice that Messers G. NJ. Sches0k and T.
Bauh are the only persons authorized to buy supplies
for this Hospital ID the Country
j. ALEX WADDELL,
Dec. 18th, (6t) Surgeon in Charge
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4 Very Fine Farm in CuIpeper County,
FOR SAIE

r OFFER for sale the Farm on which reside,
/ "Coles Hill, one Of the most valuable estates in
the county This farm contains about 75O Acres,
- of which about 500 are arabic, and the bal.
E8 ance heavily timbered. 1t lies beautifully -
.on Mountain Run, which passes through It,
within two and half to three miles of Brandy Sta
zion, the Orange and Alexandrs Railroad. from
winch point the cities OF Washington Alexandria ana
Richmond, can be reached in about three hours. ],
is well wstered, every field having never failing
5prlngs The soil Of the best quality, producing
6ne crops of wheat and and luxuriant crops OF
grass The location beautiful and proverbiai tor
health. Two Manufacturing, and TWO G.ist Mills are
within few miles Churches of the various denosni
nations are OF easy access. &go
The Buildings ara all new, and of heibest kiad.
In fact, # eoabass ell the sdyantagas of first class
Farm in its fertility Of soil, abundance Of tine water
heAlthfuiness, proximity to Railroad, aud new and
comnodious buildings. All persons Wishing to pur
eaaze such estste are respectfully invited 10 exam
ne COLES HILL" in person. Those, who may
wish toe0ms by Rsiiroad t. Brandy, will be furnished
with conveyance to my residence, by giving me
dsy's notice. For Terms, dc, apply either to OF
to P P. Male, at Raccoos Ford Post Office Ny Post
Office ia Brands Station, Calpspsr County. sl
n. B.-'Cos's Hilf' oAa be readily divided into two
compact Farms. of about thrse hundred and Fifty ana
four hundred Acrss each having en- soundaacs Of tim
ssr and water.
Sept & la60,-tf RW HANSBEDUGH
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ME subscriber invites the attention of those wiz
i use the weed, to the stock of TOBACCO, Sc
CARS, SNUFF, and other articles pertaining to tn
Tobacco business, which he has opened at the store
Room adjoining j. W. Meredith's Jeweiry Essabllsh
nent. HIS stock embraces variety Of tavorit
brsnds, suitable to varied tastes, and he h,nes y
Constant attention 10 business aud an eudeayor 10 ae
commodate his customers, to secure SHARE If publ,
patronage. W. a. WAflI,Ey.
Staon1on, March 10, lS61--tf
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

g. Lieutenant Governor shall be elected ct the same
time, and for the same term the Governor and his
Qualification and the manner of his elect;o. n Ali -.
spects shall be the same
.. In case of the removal of the Governor from Of
ice, of his death. failure to ouafy resisnatien
removal from the State, inability discharge the
powers and duties of the Office the said Office with its
compensation, shall dsvove upon the Lcsisc nant Gov
ernor; and the General Assembly shall provide bv
law for the discharge OF the Executive functions in
other necessary cases. -Ns
10. The Lieutenant Governor shall be Presidspt of
the Senate but shall have vote; and while actin
ss such shall receive compensation equal to that al
lowed TO the Speaker of the House Of Deleeate.
sncaErARY TIE COMMONWEALTH fRzAsURsR Axn
AUDITOR.
IL, Secretary of the Common wealth. Treasurer.
and an Auditor of Public Accounts shsli be elected
by the joint vote of the two Houses OF the General As
sembly, and continue Office for the term of tw o
years, unless sooner removed.
H. he Secretary shall keep record of the official
acts OF the Governor, which shall be signed by the
Governor, and attested by the Secretary and, when
required, he shall lay the and any papers min
utes and vouchers pertaining bis Office before either
House of the General Assembly and shall perform
such other duties may be prescribed by law
Is. The pow and duties of the Treasurer and D.
dtor shall be such now are or may be hereafter
presc<ibed by law.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
II. The General Assembly shah organize . Board
OF Pubic WORKS. to continue so long may be nee.
sssary, and with such powersas may be conferred By
law.
MILITIA,
Is. The manner of appointing militia officers shall
be prescribed by lsw.
ARTICLE VI
1. The Judicial power shall be vested in the courts
of appeal in the circuit courts and the judges thers-
Of in the county and corporation courts the JUS
tees of the peace and ia the magistrates who may
long to corporate bodies The General Assembly lay
also constitute special courts of appeal to consist Of
no less than three more than eve judges, const-
tuted OF the judges Of the of appeal sad of the
circuit courts or any Of them, to try any that
may De on the docket of either of the cours of Ap
peat IN respect to which majority of the judges Of
tnat court may be so situated to make improper
LOT nem 20 SIT On the hearing thereof and also try
De disgosed OF with convenient dispatch.
iue jurisdiction of these tribunals Of the Judges
ana Justices thereof and of the magistrates If the cor
Rolase ocoies snail be regulated by law except thss
eni{, unless Of Aobsas corpus nsasdxs end
pronioition They shall not have jurisdicIoa II III
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BEYOND QUESTION
WE are now receiving supply of TOBACCO thal
w for quality and variety, cannot be surpassed IN
the State comprising oil the different grades running
mn from very low price to the choicest chew that
be had Merchants will please examine our stock
before laying in their fall supply.
X. j. GLENDY,
Stauoton Sept 25 1851. per G. T. COCHRAN
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NOTICE NOTICE II
IIAVING disposed Of stock OF GOODS, and
intending to retire froEl the Mercantile business
the future, desire and earnestly request all per-
sous Indicted to us, come forward. without delay
and settle up, either by cash. give their bonds
the amount Of their accounts. All persons having
claims against ths requested to present
them, when they will be promptly settled.
Dec. 3, 'S;-6t. CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.