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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-12-06

AGAINST
Felix II. Hulfs heirs, &c, defendants;
AND
P. III. Kincaid .... plaintiff
AGAINST
F. II. Hulrs adm rs, defendants
On consideration whereof in the
first of said causes, it is adjudged, ordered and
decreed that the same stand referred to of
the Master Commissioners of this Court with in
structions to take, state and settle the following
accounts, to wit:
admir-, &c , OF Felix Ii. Hull, decd, since the
closing of the last account, confirmed by this
Court. ~ n#eae.l.rsfs
End, Of any additional debts against the es-
tate of +. I'll. Hull. decd. '4eA va
3rd, Of the amount of purchase money for the
Branch Farm due from the e-tate to the parties
actually holding the liens the m and paramoul
to the claim of Lewis Davis, the vendor of said
f. II. Hull. -rseSes9 at
4th, Of the amount of purchase money due
from the defendant, Robert j. Glendy. who pur-
chased the Branch Farm under contract here
tofore confirmed and ratified by this Court.
9th, Ofthe pecuniary com pensation for dover
to which the widow of said Felix 81. Hull, de-
ceased, now Mrs. Elizabeth nj. Turk, is entitled
out of the sale money of the Branch land, so far
as the same Is subject to such dover claim.
And 6th OF the dividends due the creditors OF
said Felix H. Hull, deceased, whose claims are
proved and to which they will be entitled out OF
the personal assets in the hands of the admins
traitor and out of the real assets arising from the
sale or the brancn FarH, aILer OouucLlDg Lnere-
from the debts primarily chargeable upon, and
to be paid out of said Branch land fund. And
said Master will proceed to take said account at
ter due notice to all parties concerned by pub
LEGATION thereof for four successive weeks in the
Staunt"n Spectator, which shall be equivalent to
personal service of notice on the parties.
The parties to the suits above named and all
other parties concerned. are hereby notified that
l have fixed upon the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1871 at my office aforesaid, TO state and settle
the above accounts directed by the decree IN said
causes, of which the foregoing is an extract; at
which time and place they are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Master Commission
er of the Circuit Court of Highland county, the
day and year first aforesaid.
de6-4ts JOHN w. MYERS.
IN Diaries for 1871.
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The New York Nation, Radical journal
acknowledges that the people are getting tired
of the laudations that the leaders of the Radi-
cal party pour forth upon the party. Says the
Nation, "the people are growing rapidly tired
of its glorious record they are growing tired,
too, of its economy, and of its fidelity to
great principles. The number of those who
have slight sensation of nausea when they
hear an orator touching on them is increasing
alarmingly. The party is absolutely suffering,
not from apathy, but from ennui. 1t is literal
ly being bored to death by its managers.
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townships mh As 81 hss.1ts Of the various
requested to meet the old Commissi3nero1 gu s are
meuenue IN otaunton. on the 18th day Of Due Due
&c at the County Clerks office. at ca Dg
COPIES for OF the land and your
; s. as provided by law. A prompt attendance
- nO29-2t
OOA HERE.-Call at f. NJ. YO(NG7S
~ Cash Store to see the Virginia made French
oassme5 re and other New Goods daily receiving.
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NOMMlSShON EK'S SALE of a vaiua-
" BILE farm near the Healing Springs in Bath
county.-In pursuance Of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Bath county in the case of William
Skeen, admir- of W. II. Hull, decd against A.
g. Bonner, admir- of M. j. Campbell, decd, I
will, Commissioner on the 22nd day of De-
cember, 1870, in front of the Warm Springs no.
tel, proceed to sell the tract of land near the
seized and unon which his widow resides. Said
tract IS the turnpike road to Covington, con-
tains l04l of land, has comfortable i'm improvements
and is valuable for agricultural or grazing pur-
poses.
Terms.-So much cash in hand as will paw the
costs OF the sale, and the balance in three equal
annual install ments with interest from date
Bonds and good security required
VIM. SKEEN,
oclo-to Commissioner.
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HO! FOR CHRISTMAS SAM
CLAUS AND THE HOLIDAYS.

Buy USEFUL PRESENTS FOR YOUR CHILDREN
FROM
j. W. NEWTON,
Augusta street. one door north of the Spectator
Office Staunron Va
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4 1OM MlSSlONEK,S SALE OF Val.
l liable Land In ixhIaud lAunfx

~
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Highland county, rendered at its October special
term, 1870, in the chancery cause of Thomas
Jones admir- vs.. William IRVINE ct al, the u1,-
dersigned commissioner thereby appointed for
the purpose, WILL on the 10TH DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1871, on the premises, offer for sale at
public auction, the lands on which the said Err
vine now resides, lying on the Cow Pasture riv-
er in said county, about two miles North of the
Staunton and Parkersburg pike, and consisting
of the following tracts, to wit: rs, H. 142, 1u7
and SO acres of land, on one of which is the dwell
ling house of said IRVINE and good saw-mil
These lands are well adapted to agricultural
or grazing purposes, and present great induce
ments for profitable investment or a perma-
nent home. They will be sold in parcels and
upon the following
TERMS COSTS of suit and sale, CASH, and the
residue in three equal annual instruments, with
interest from the day of sale, the purchaser to
give bond with good security for the deferred
payments, and lien to be retained as ultimate
security. G. PINCKNEY JONES.
dec6-4w Spaoiaj
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TEVRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed
of trust executed to me by John s. New
man, dated the. LIST day of March. 1858, / will
proceed to sell on the premises at pubic auction
on Saturday, the 9th day of December, 1870,
house and lot situated in the town of WI ynes-
borO, fronting on the street leading from Bells
Mill to the Depot, bounded on the East by the
South river, on the North by the lot convenient
for railroad purposes, and on the South by the
lot belonging to the estate of Joseph Brown.
3 Said lot contains acre of land more or less,
and on it there is log dwelling and various out
houses. The title is believed to be good; but
acting as trustee, will convey only such title
as is vested in me.
Terms made known on day of sale
j. MARSHALL HANGER,
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AUCTION Sales.
COsIMISSIONER'S SALE

II
" of decree rendered at the November term
1870 of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, in
the case of Huff VS.. Huff adm r, &C., | will
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises.
ON Thursday, the 22nd day of December, 1870.
the tract of land of which Francis A. Huff died
seized and possessed, lying about three miles
West of the town Of Staunton. on the Parkers-
burg road, containing 70 acres, roods. and "a
poles, subject however to the widows dover
which has been assigned to her by metes and
bounds.
This is valuable tract of land of which about
fifteen acres is finely timbernd 1t has on it two
comfortable log houses-One the dover por-
ton and one ON the residue. The whole tract is
in high state of cultivation. Any one wanting
desirable home at convenient distance from
the town will do we'll to attend the sale.
Terms of sale-Enough cash in hand to nav
costs of suit and sale, and the residue in three
equal annual payments from date of SALE bonds
being given with approved personal security
bearing interest from date of sale, for the defer
red payments, and title retained as ultimate Sc
curity. G. nj. HARRISON,
nO20-4t Commissioner
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NeyC Advertisements.

q COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
MONTEREY. VA,
Nov "a 1870.
I N HIGHLAND CIRCUIT COURT.
L N October Special Term, 1870
n Felix II. HulPs admir-, plaintiff,
AGAINST.
Felix ii. HulPs heirs, &c, defendants;
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BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
dec6zw Commission.


4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CIerk's
IN Office to wit Estray-Taken up by Sam.
the Dist day of November, 1870. of the following
description, viz: A heifer of red color, speck.
led on hind legs and belly, and slightly on sides,
three years old; marked by under keel in each
and Charles Brooks, before William Chapman.
Extract-testa
de6-3t WIN. A. BURNETT. Clerk
THVUKkEYS, TURKEYS, constantly on
Il hand and dressed to order, at the store on
the wharf. K. ID. SEA- Rs agent
WHAT large assortment OF Household Fur
Il nishing goods have arrived at the store on
the wharf r. ID SEARS, agent.
4 ,Hfa AENS! Chickens! Always on
~ hand. 4. d. SEARS, agent.
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EOMMISSIONER'S SALE--Tn 80,

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In nnr.n-
~ ance OF decree of the Circuit Court Of Bath
otbnn9 " n the case OF IN. H. Rivercomb and
others; Plaintiffs and E,thar Bolar and this
oeie ndants, will on the 10th day of December
ieas, at tne house of said county, proceed
s 70 sen 10 the highest bidder upon the terms in
of land, to wit: "''' VI parcels
n'g1t-tenths OF 400 acres in said county. living
on or near the Warm Spring mountain. adioin.
and others. w. warren
n n.gnt-tenths OF 400 acres lying in Big Lick
r JraItan SAID county, adjoining the lands of Nc
A lso several other tracts lvinp ho+,oor o.,
Greek and the Healing Springs in said nonntH
anu coiitaining In the aggregate about 500 acres
nOS-4w-fee SCI ~ ~, u,
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M1.SSHONEk'S SALE of vaInahIo
decr iand a. IN Bath county. vain pursuance of
of W,Ils ' S circuit Court of Bath, in the case
e VS. aald huls heirs, &C. and George A. Hoov,
e ea vs.. SAID Skeen as admir- as afoI esaid will
$50 NOon IN on the 22nd day of December
ceed TO sell tract of land Containing abnnt foo
acres. Sad tract of land is situate on CowardinS
run near Hot Springs, and is the same land conS
T TIyeu ny sald Hoover to Hull in his life time
h, nG tract Is valuable one having the necessary
pumIialngs' with aw-mill and valuable timbarS
iEkMs.-So much cash in hand as will nav The
u u OF sale, and the balance in three equal am
Bonds and goed see wl from day SALE
ootoe a. VIM. SKEEN,
- ~ Commissioners
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Ne2U Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND


PERSONAL PROPERTY IN HIGH LAND.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Highland county, rendered at its October special
term, 1870, in the causes of Buchanan, Gibson 4
Co., &C., Us. Robert Botkin ct al, and Birds adj
ministrator vs. Carver, &c.. will, as commits
sioner named in said decree for the purpose, on
the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1871. on or
near the premises, offer for sale at public auc-
ton. the lands belonging to, and on which the
said Robert Botkin now resides lying on Crab
Run in said county, and along the otaunton and
Parkersburg pike, and consisting OF the follow
ing tracts $50 acres; 10 acres and rs acres of
land, on one of which is good dwelling house.
Also one colt and one calf and any other of the
personal property conveyed by said Botkin to
Devier, trustee, still in said Bokin's possession
The land is RICH LIMESTONE and most of it well
improved.
Terms The purchaser of the land to pay the
costs of suit and sale. cash, and execute bonds,
with good personal security for the residue of
the purchase money, payable in one, two and
three years, with interest from the day of sale,
and the title to be retained ultimate security
and the purchasers of the personal property to
pay the costs of sale, and execute bonds with
good security for the residue. payable twelve
months after date with interest from date
G. P1NCKNEY JONES,
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'.SPALDING's GLUE" mends Furniture, Toys
Crockery, and all ornamental work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June 8.
There is still some excitement and
anxiety about the Fenians. The Pail
Mall Gazette intimates a continuation of
Fenian outrages. Thinks the leaders
are forced to some show of activity, to
sustain the sinking cause.
A well.informed correspondent of The
Manchester Guardian says the leading
ministerial reform measures will be
shelved for this year. The Land bill,
however. ia safe, and probably the Edu-
cational bill
A yacht capsized off Hastings. Twelve
of the party drowned.
distressing accident occurred at the
Alhambra Concert Hall last night. A
trap gave way, and q number of dan
senses were precipitated into the space
under the stage. II is unusually deep,
and filled with machinery. Eleven are
badly injured-some, II is feared, fatally.
Panic ensued among the audience but
no serious result.
Ashbury gave a banquet to yacht men.
Douglas, Of the sappho, was present.
FLORENCE, June 8.
1t is reported that conclusive evidence
is found that Mazzini is personally inn
plicated in rebel movements on the Swiss
frontier; and a demand will be made on
the Swiss Government for his surrender,
or expulsion from that Country.
Cork, June s.
Extensive seizures were made Of am
munition concealed by Fenians here, and
in the vicinity,
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Lansing. July 27. The proclamation re-
cites the facts of the late Supreme Court
decision in relation to the railroad bonds.
and the necessity for some action. Says
he will lay the specific business before
them in a special message.
CINCINNATI, June s.
In the Typographical Convention, to-
day, the Committee on Colored Printers
reported against the Union legislation on
the subject and recommended that the
matter of admission of colored printers
be left to the discretion of subordinate
Unions. Report adopted-61 to II. The
Committee ON Subordinate Unions re-
ported that custom should regulate wages
till scale of prices is adopted.
Resolution introduced looking to the
establishment of home tor disabled
printers.
Resolutions complimentary to D. w.
ohilds, of The Philadelphia Ledger were
unanimously adopted.
Suit was brought to-day by the United
States against W. Paris and Jos. Hus-
ton of Dayton, for recovery of $500, 600,
for non-payment of tax ON whisky re-
moved and sold contrary to law, in 1867.
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BY TELEG RAPH!
Special 70 TIE White Pine Daily News.
CoNcRE RESsIONAL.

WAsHINGToN, June 8.
A long debate in the Senate on the
memorial of Mr.. Hatch, setting forth
that his rights as an American citizen
were violated by uniustifiable arrest, inn
prisonment and sentence to death by the
Dominican authorities. and his release
by the interposition of General Babcook,
a United States officer and acting Com
missioner for the annexetion of San
Domingo; resulting in the appointment
of special commission of seven to in
yestigate the circumstances connected
Herewith.
Morrill, reported the Consular Diplo-
matte bill from the Committee on Ap-
propriations, with amendments.
Stewart. from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported with amendments, the bill
proposing contracts for seryile labor y
Patterson introduced a bill to facili-
tate telegrph communication between
New York and Bermuda. Referred
HoUsE.-The Indian Appropriation
bill was considered, without final action,
in the House.
Sargent introduced an amendment to
the act of 1868 for the survey and sale of
public lands; providing that money de-
posted for surveys shall be credited as
part payment
Hay reported bill to amend the Pen
sion Act by giving permanently disabled
pensioners arrears of payment back to
date of disability, at the rate of S25 per
month.
Report from Conference Committee on
the bill for supplying artificial limbs to
soldiers agreed TO.
Fitch spoke to question of privilege,
and denounced as an unmitigated false
hood a newspaper statement that he was
implicated in certain professed dis
closures as to corrupt use Of Cuban
bonds. and the author as a wicked and
eowardly liar.
Butler. chairman Of the sub-commit-
tee, stated that there was no evidence
whatever to implicate Mr.. Fitch in any
improper transaction relative to Cuba,
or anything else.
Garfeld's currency bill was taken up,
argued at length, several amendments
offered, and finally, after the previous
question had been moved, the House, by
vote of 10 to IS adjourned; thus send
ing the bill to the bottom of the bills ON
the Speakers table-or, virtually, de
feating it.
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Snmmnnsfs.
fjo cent State stamp canceied.l
m 1,uTc 1IGrRTf Tf,u, s.RrRm on


IN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
L Eighth Judicial District OF the State Of Ne
vada, in and for the County Of White Pine.
Wealthy C. Barber, plaintiff, vs.. T. A. Barber,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District OF tho State Of Nevada,
in and for the County of White Pine, and the
complaint filed in said County of White Pine,
in the office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting, to T. A.
Barber, defendant:
Tou are hereby required to appear in action
brought against you by tho above named plant
in, In the District Cottrt Of the Eighth Judicial
District, of the state of Nevada, in and for tho
County of White Pine. and answer the COM
plant filed therein, within ten days exclusive
of the day of servcel after the service on you OF
this summons, If served in said County; or, II
served out of said County but within said Dis.
trct, within twenty days; and in all other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of said
complaint.
of this Court, uiHeulo mdtrimonii against you
said defendant, on the ground OF extreme cruel
ty, and neglect in providing the common neces-
sares Of life which was not the result Of pow
erty, that could not have been avoided by ordi-
nary industry. Also. that the care and custody
of an infant child, the issue of said marriage.
named Alice Barber, be awarded to the plaintiff,
and for such other and further relief as tn the
Court may seem meet and proper, and costs Of
suit.
And you are hereby notified, that il you fall
to appear and answer the said complaint. aa
above required. the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief herein demanded, aid
costs of suit, in gold in.
[Seal.l Given under my hand and the seal Of
the District Court of the Eighth judicial Dis-
trict of the State of Nevada. in and for Coun.
ty of White Pine, this 18th day of May, A..
D. 1870. II. NJ. EDDY, Clerk.
By j. NJ. HAHroRp, D. C.
John W. Graves, Atty for plaintiff
NAL s. sod
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AhHlNBION, June o.
The President leaves tomorrow for
Pennsylvania, at invitation of Senator
Cameron. Returns Monday morning.
The Senate passed the Indian bill with
an amendment providing for removal of
the 0sages TO Indian Territory, and for
payment of balances due the Pottawato-
ME Indians. adjourned.
Gen Babcock is summoned before the
Senate Special Committee tomorrow,
with reference to the case of Hatch.
The Naval practice squadron this year
is only one vessel-the Sayannah-in
consequence of the scarcity of seamen in
the Navy.
Spotted Tail and other delegates from
the Sioux took leave of the President
to-day, and 60 home tomorrow. Red
Cloud and delegates remain week or
ten days. Will have final interview
with the President tomorrow, and an-
other with Secretary Cox and Commits
sioner Parker in few days.
The Minnesota delegation fears the
course of Canada towards Riell will in
volve the whole northwestern territory
in war. The Monitoba Act more than
comedies Rielrs demand, except the i'm
portant omission of amnesty.
News from Fort MeGarry shows that
Riell will resist the Canadian troops with
5000 men. Every few days delay makes
the situation more critical, and renders
more necessary the interference of our
Government for the security Of our from
tier.
Senator Ramsey's resolution calling
for such mediation will soon be the sub
ieet of report from the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
The Senate, in Executive session,
briefly discussed the San Domingo treaty,
Capt. DeCamp recently had confer
ence with the Crow Indians ia Montana.
The Chiefs want ammunition to fight the
Sioux, as well as to hunt buffalo. The
request will not be granted.
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Sppliratipns for gatent.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~.
REorsrrn's oTrIcx,

.
Austin. Nevada. March 26. 1870.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FRANK
n Drake. J. W. Crawford. Z. Applegarth and
+. r. Sproul have this day filed In this Office &
diagram. together with Notice Of Application
for Patent from the United gtates, under Act Of
Congress approved July &c. let6, for one thou
sand feet Of the Eberhardt deposit or lode,
known rs the Eoerh afdt North claim, situated
in the White Pine Mining District. White Pine
County. Nevada, and more particularly described
as follows Beginning at post 30 feet sonth
from the original Eberhardt shaft, whence the
southwest corner of the Eherhardt ore-horse
bears north l6 degrees, L. 93k feet, thence run
ming north S75 feet thence weat 1000 feet;
thence south 375 feet; and thence cart 900 feet
to the place of beginning and containing eight
acres and sxty-hundredths Of an acfe IS 60.100
acresl of land, embracing said lode " deposit,
and one hundred feet on each side thereof. Said
claim is bounded on the east by thu Ebefhsrd.
Mill and Mining Company, and elsewhere by no
known claimants.
sprll GEORGE t. TERRY, Register.
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GRANT CENTRAL
TNTON REPUBLICAN CLUB.

DE OCULAR MEETINGS, THURSDAY EVEN
mae-ff
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, June 8.
The cornerstone of the new Hahnman
Medical College was laid to-day, with
appropriate ceremonies, in presence of
delegates from the American Homoe-
pathlc Institute, now in sess ion here.
y. W. Mitchell. one of the largest
Saaln merchants in the city, failed to-
SaS S Liabilities stated at $50 to $780,
80 oo hise of wheat, of which he had
;s ;eahly AZ half million bushels, sold short,
~ n;eports from points throughout Illi-
iooh;.a IOWA and Wisconsin. say crops are
iooAing splendid in every direction.
e. DErRoIT, June s.
u;oTernor Baldwin has summoned the
Legislature to meet in extra session in
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MRS. RlASER,

National Bank Building, Main street,
Hamilton,
VxyIsHEs TO INFORM THE LADIES OF
w Hamilton and vicinity that she has opened
her new store, with all kinds of LADIES
GOODS of the latest style. Hats, Periumery'
Toys and Fancy Articles. Fashionable press-
making. in the best manner. nhse-u