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Personal.

Hon. r. 2. Bland, auther of the sill
ver bill, has been confined to his room
with sickness pretty much ever since
be has been at home, at Lebanon, Mo.
a1te contracted cold in Washington
city, with which he is still afflicted.
Hh'B Baltimore San of last Thursday
Gays chat Miss Lizzie HolIingdale, OF
'shnnton, Va, is cabin passenger by
the steamship Hibernian, from Baiti-
filpre for Halifax"
The Rev. Jonathan Craul, pastor of
tile First Congregational church at Mid
.fdiskewh, Mass, died Tuesday. He
[f q stricken with apoplexy while
" hing in his pulpit on Sunday
11ing.
Ii; <xy o. r Fitzgerald, Virginian by
& Pnd printer by trade, has been
er chaplain Of the California House
aegates.l
n. freshman, who on Saturday
ieof last week shot and dangerously
fnmfed Edward Webb, in Norfolk,
4 hhs returned to that city to stand
H#fA Sarah TAzwell, relict of the late
81 tueton Tazwsll, died Friday week of
analysis, at Notfolk..
Rev. Mr.. Keenle, of Brandon parish.
t'nce George county, Va, has received
N unanimous call to the Church of the
sAalstor, Miss. 1t is believed he will
eeptit.
N "a 1A. Bailey, late publisher of the
u Vre'sio,adl Globe, died at Deering,
ane Wednesday,, aged 81.
ve< ~ w. c. Greene. late publisher
fhiladelphia Sunday Transcript, |
~ That city Thursday, aged 49.-j
eene was pension agent in Phil
s'P during president Johnson's
4 g, II y ell, wFl-known passen-I
lsc"notive enginese on the Chicago
q Aitk'1 railroad. VI shot dead il the
n oonlngto43TlIinois, at A.
81 ay' Wnli returning home
~ y on ms locomotive. The
"a oy an hknown hand. II
}S 21 iped.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

LEG BROKEN UNDER STFAE!GE CIR
cUMsTANeEss-A difficulty occurred
near theSOld Market yesterday evening
between colored man and woman
The man slapped the woman and ran
off. There were cries to stop him,
and Mr. J. T.. Jobson. thinking the col
ored man was accused of some consider
able offence, thrust one leg forward in
the endeavor to trip the fugitive. TIE
result was that his own leg was broken.
Rich. Dispatch, Dee. 27fh.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

The expenses of Stnnley's great Afri
can journeys, just concluded, have been
about $4,000, borne equally by the
New York Herald and London Tele-
graph. more than lanypfevious African
expedition, priyate or governmental,
giving, for that matter, more com
,r<{ir< IN. yes-~-~s-----------s--
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CoMMIssIoNEn's oEF1cr

-. Son s@ios,t w Eli OFFICE. !
Staunton, Va, Dec. Goth, IS7z.
anYorOuSn lDavAu,l de- VS.. Lifien
IL (famueI,l &C.. and BieIxIe Robe rt
~! vs. ;j p.iaaen M samuel now pending joint
Fall parties, Pl's and Def-ts in the abova
tied Huses, all persons and ali creditors of s;am-
uel Jitten holding liens upon the lands con-
gweYu oy the samuel Litten and wife Deed of
or tpon any other lands of the said T,itten ars
h9eby notified that in pursuance of an order
e1ered in said causes on the l4th of Nov js7G
Ifnall, at my Office in Staunton on - -o'''
Monday, FEBRUARY 4fh, 1878.
Toceed to take, state and settle an accopn,
howing, lst, The debts secured by said Decd Of
|trust including those of the PINS respective,v
tind the amount remaining due and nnna;yj
thereon. End, The pronerty real and neredanni
conveyed by said deed, Showing what remains, ,,
undisposed of and what disposition has haan
made of the balance 3d. Ali other real asts ,' stai
If any, subject to the lieh of the original inde
ment.of Samuel Favorite with the fee si}nn7e
and annual values thereof 4th. Ali SanS
whether by judgment ou trust deeds upon. s,~h
real estate, or upon that conveyed hvfl< said
Trust Deed in the order DE- their priorftjSS. 5th
The transactions of ~ t. front as. ffustee in
the Deed of Trust aforaaid sSoWing his re-
ceIpts and disbursements. and the balance, II
any. in his hands. 9Th, The purchase money
remaining due and unpaid upon the sale made
by said Trustee; and, 7th, Any other matters
deemed pertinent by Com v or required by any
party in interest to be stated.
AT which time and place you are required to
attend. J. WyGREEN SMITH, Com'r.
RANSON, AND FIJITZ 81 FULTZ, p. q. dec25-4t
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Docs AGAINST SHEEP have
always been the steady advocate of a
State dog lava law that will place
more value upon sheep and their wool,
than upon packs of worthless sheep
killing dogs. which are universally held
in good public opinion to be the meanest
of the canine species. TO say that a
man looks as mean as "sheep killing
dog,' is the most degrading epithet that
can be applied to even criminal But
we see that the legislature has no re.
spect for sheep husbandry and prefer
the active cultivation of mean dogs
On Tuesday the grave Senate repealed
the dog law in Lee county, and Mr.,
Fulkerson, in advocating the. repeal,
said that $50 unpopular was the law
that the member of the last House who
had it passed was forced to leave the
county and go to Texas"
This is sad commentary on industry
and civilization, even in Virginia, and
shows that the people of Lee county are
a dog-oned sheep-killing population
and prefer dog meat to fat mutton and
dogs hair to good wool. That man who
left Lee and Immediately emigrated to
Texas showed that his head was level
Petersburg Post.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

pMETHING SURPRIsING.-It is stat
ee that annually. for the last decade,
there has been paid to the British gov
r. ment by the Bank of England sum
Atly in excess of $17.500,00O, repre-
!. ..sfng the unclaimed dividends on con-
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English national debt will never have
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.thillg rather surprising.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

4 Nhe culture of cofse in southern Cali
.or'ala !. sal is becoming profitable. The plant,
y q stated growYas vigorously as in the
eoiiae countries bf South America, and
ylefils bean oTa strong aromatic flavor.
4 ne centrai ahd southern portions of
ing 'ptate are The regions peculiarly IA
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

q h. B. F. Buffers son, who gradual
sst summer at West Point, has been
= he'd to colored regiment on the
%Hrande. The colored cadet Flipper
attached to the same regiment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

A HUSBANDS INJURY CAUSES A
WIFE's DEATH-A SAD AFFAIR.-On
"Wednesday evening a difficulty occurred
|near the Old Market between a colored
|pan and woman. The man slapped
the woman in the face and ran off. Mr..
u. l.. Jobson, who was standing near
by, thinking the negro man had com
United some grave offence, attempted to
"trip him up as he ran along, and thrust
one leg forward. The negro ran over
ibis leg, and it was given such Il wrench
that it was broken. The ambulance
Was sent for, and Mr. Jobson was taken
TO his home on Church Hill. His wife.
who was in a very delicate condition,
upon seeing her husband brought home
|by the ambulance, fell into, spasms, and
yesterday morning at O'clock died.
Fhis is one Of the saddest affairs that
las occurred in our midst. Mr.. Jobson
les disabled, and his wife dead. Rich.
fVhi0
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01
80 HAYE YES Goog "a. i..s,i4E,T., "a, , q 4 lshgLIvER
i CURE FITS!

When saycur do mot mean merely to stop
them for time and then have them return
again, 1 mean radical cure. I am q regular
physician and have made the disease of
Fits, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness
a lifelong study. Warrant my remedy to cure
the worst cases. Because others have failed Is
me. Send to me at once for Treatise and
Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give
express and post office. 1t costs you nothing
for a trial, and will cure you. Address Dr.
H. G. ROOT, 1873 Pearl St. New York.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

SUDDEN EATH.-On Friday even
'ng 4 wee frs. Ellen Scott, of Orange
eoun y, I" 1os Col. Garrett Scott, and
roll|er y NV. W.. Scott, Esq, lately
isaispr fthe Gordonsyille Gazette, fell
.a " lie walking from her sisters
Pesiuen2s in Culpeper county to a
''s''s Y 1Sbr's-aged sixty-fiye years.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

"a Dent moralize to a man who is on his
3kcks Help him up, set him firmly on
I|ls faet, and then give him advice and
7neans. The means by all means.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

a The snm of $500 has been contributed
from the Peabody Fund to assistin build
Ling public free school-house at Cor
&donsville.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01
LEEAL NOTICES.

D..s,r and AIS VS.. Henry Rippetse
ana nss.-In pursuance of a decree Of the
circ,1it cOuyf for Augusta county, entered Nov.
26th. 1877. in this cause shall proceed, at my
office in StaIatoI on ~
Wednesday,. January SOth. 1873,
to take an accouns Ist Of liens binding Henry
Rippetoe's land not heretofore reported, and
which of those heretofore reported have been
paid Ind, OF the real estate now owned by
Henry ippetoe and its fee simple and annual
rental rental value. srd, OF the balance Of purchase
money II any que oy & ~ pe, on sne
IVY acis o4 sra9s ~ tis a,S and 4t An Account
siora st, t,st~ns ~ of n x front o. Go,,1,r to
OF Tue .iaii M 81 H., ~ f, n th;s carsa
co1ieSe @ s,au uiso ISs. Wy DDEfr Con,,r
ueoAo-1s 49, - " = -' oo :
D.v,,rx.. s..,,,y,;ttoa Us ay;ts,-ovv at
eserLoaII = nnna 'of /. 5ecrea ~ the e,ir'
" an tl-~noe VI q uoSi Sc go, oi N, sS % q,
cult couI. ol ~ ii a ~ y, :, ti; M
10 io' q, Il IN unis l eaa'e' 't@tf ptoe0N GU ~ o.e.
IN Staunton on e., ,a-o
hT7ddy, feofndTJ StA, 100,
to take an account OF the real estate 1elonglinS
Massie. decd. and to the estate Of Sampson
Peltee decd together with the liens binding
ues thereof. and the respective alienation;
thereof if apv have been nade:s also an ad
count OF the personal estate eS said decedsnxs
dec2l-fts G. M. HARRIS(1N Conn.,
20.
Chelfo1s for. &c. VS.. Dayis's Ex'7 a.f
oys-TD ,,ursuance of a decree of {ha n;r
cult court for Augusta eornty. entered Nnv % On
1877 in this cal,se shall proceed ut x, ,fii =.
in staunton, on. -'s '.'' S'''''
fTtday JdnuG1y lSth, ,lsioy
70 .stl.e an account oi tne OF Hen
Ite.Gs n y. =. Dilsls. 20 oi Charles y
"a piaVis, gee a. snowing wra, ma s.ssEts came lntc
is ist,ius ssiio NV Wy peei adiin'
~ =, ISss.is {ec'sT Eli sSon VI ~
t.te o' ohtIies y. Das uSo q, stii IeInalnins
nis.ereu, anu, ~, oi me restI es
1ah ~, ~ @ ~, '''tu eiie "p
dacs 'g ISes WanDfrrJ cono,r
Harn,,,, va yge,riff 81 =, C8oncery.-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01
A Great Offer for Holidays

We will during these HARD TIMES and the
HOLIDAYS dispose of 100 NEW PIANOS and
ORGANS, of first class makers at lower prices
for cash, or Installments than ever before offer
ed. WATERS PIANOS and ORGANS are the
BEST MADE, warranted for 5years, Ill. Catalogue
Mailed. Great inducements to the trade, PI-
CANS, stops, S4S; stops, S53; stops, S65; s
stops, so; 10 stops, sS5 Y stops, $50; IN perfect
order, not used gear. Sheet music at half price.
HORACE WATERS SONS. Manu- is and Dealers
40 East Nth Street New York
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

The first log cabins were built in Win
chester in 173S-one hundred and thirty
nine years ago. The town now numbers
over five Thousand people.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

yEIo all tisc creditors OF Edward EEcMa-
4 hon Take Notice-That, at the request of
the Trustees in a deed of Trust executed by Ed
ward dcMahon and wife to John Echols apd
=. G. Green, Trustees. bearing date October 30th,
1877, will proceed, at my Office in Staunton.
Va. on this. the 1st deg of January, 1873, and
for sixty DAYS thereafter, as required by the
terms OF said deed, to audit all debts against
Edward Mc3iahon, and all parties having any
claims whatsoever, whether by lien or other
wise against said Mcmahon arereauired to pre-
sent and prove them before me between this
be debarred from all participation in the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the property embraced in
said deed of trust. - ,
Given under my hand this LIST day of Janua-
~, 1873, as Commissioner in chancery of the
circuit court of Augusta county,
JOHN NJ. KINNEY.
Jaul-St 4tna Commissioner.
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M eda.ssney. &c. vs. Eaylor,s ESceu-
decree of the circuit court for Augusta
county. entered in this cause November 10th,
1877, shall proceed at my officein Staunton, on
IVedn ss1ay, the 9Th day Of February, 1873.
to take accounts, ist, OF the receipts and dis
bursements of G. w. Swoope, Executor of ia
cob Baylor, decd; 2nd, OF the debts and liabil-
tiles of the estate of said Baylor; 3rd, OF the
transfers of and liens upon the legacy of Mrs
Mary G. McChesney &C., &c.
Eg- All creditors of the estate OF Jacob Bay
lor, decd, are hereby notified TO appear before
me, on o. before the day above appointed, and
produce their claims and show cause against
the payment and delivery of the estate of the
iiecedent to the legatees, or in default thereof
be hereafter barred from asserting the same
against he estate. JOS. A. WADDELL,
janl-4t Commissioner
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01

ns Fine I'VE OK WEAR for Gents
q specially. ianl
MI srris VS.. Gaslaser and wife Il ais
IVA IN pursuance of q decree entered Nov.
18th, ls77. in this cause. shall proceed, st my
Office in Staunton. on Thursday. the slst dny o.
due To John Morris and chargeable on the fund
in this cause: of the liens other than Morris
binding upon said fund in the order of their
prioritv: Of the amount of uncolected fund in
this canee. and an account of.tha fund received
and disbursed by TT, NJ. Bell. Trustee &c.
jani-4t JOS. A. WADDELL, Com'r
n srsosa-s sredStors va. Carson. .se.-.Tn
" pursuance of a decree Of the circuit court
for Augusta county entered in this cause Of
November term, 1877, shall proceed at my Of
flee, in Staunton, on
Thursday. the 24th Gay Of January, 1873,
to ascertain ''the true location Of the boundary
line between the 'Shultz farm heretofore sold
to j. T. Hawpe. and the lands of the petitioner.
Martin Miller;' ''the true quantity of land in
said Shulfz firm for which said purchaser, ].
T. Hawpe should account &C.
ial-4t JOS. A. WADDELL. Com'r
w N. q. A.-Arrangements have been made
!. bv the Lecture Committee FOR the dcliv-
Hall on THURSDAY.JA JAN'RY Sd at 80 p. nj
of q Lecture before the association.
Subject
Virginia Considered in the Geopranbical
Geological and Historical features with which
the speaker is so familiar.
The Lecture is ffeeand the publicare invited
HiAfSE Hs,TiCT-That the mercantile firm,
OF sheets d kalxl in the town of Mt Sid
psY. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ueo by g. f. sheets. whoI assumes ali the in
~ ille said fx4A: $50 ~ ~
Ssis0RG e r. sEEErs
/ ~ Mill. Mil ~ ~ e 9Ifs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01
CoMMISSIoNER's OFFIcE.
Cstnnntc- W Dor.--lntL ip-.

navid Rankin for, s&e. VS.. j. HI. En-.
IL eIeman, now pending in the circuit
court of Augusta. on the chancery side thereof
All parties, Plfrs and Deft's, and others in
terested in this suit are hereby notified that in
pursuance of q decree rendered in said cause on
the eth of Nov, 1877, shall, at my Office in
Staunton, on
Friday, the 18Th day of February, 1878,
proceed to take, state and settle an account of
the transactions OF s. Tfavers Phillips former
Receiver in this cause, showing the funds col
lected and disbursed by him. and the balance
still remaining duesand- unpaid by Wm. Talia-
ferro the purchaser OF the land in the proceed
ings mentioned. ,-,,t-,
At which time and place you are required to
attend. j. w. GREEN SMITH, Com L. Y
P. A. BATLoB, p. q. sr5s dec25-4t
VYInG sN1A-IE. v VAcATIoN.--In the Clerks
v Office for the circuit court of Augusta
county, December Sth, 1877:
David Fultz.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Ctonn1op nooor1, bor lTTth IS-'

StaunIOn, december -1ln, loU, J
ENidsOn, dc.. VS.. Mfcfaie, <xc.. and She
ID YER and al by tkc., VS.. shower Guar
dian and al, now pending in cilancery in the
circuit court of Augusta-All parties, Pl'fs and
Deft's in the above entitled causes, and all 9TH
er persons in anywise interested therein. are
hereby notified that, in pursuance of a decree
rendered therein on the 3rd OF Dec, 1877, shall
at my office, in Staunton. on
Wednesday,, the 9Th day February, 1S76,s
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing, lst, The amount still due to HenryP.
Shower, Margaret C. Shover.l Mary +. shower,
and Rayid . Nj SaAysf fg Ess R lSelY tbs rffe e2h5} u
said wards. 2nd, How much has been paid to
said wards of John S. Byers by his sureties, and
the amount paid by each of said sureties. Srd,
The amount of the Trust fund in the first mem
toned of these causes applicable to the pay
ment of said wards. and The indemnity of the
sureties of saiu Guardian, after deducting all
proper charges on said Trust fund. 4th, A fair
and reasonable fee to the said George III. Coch-
ran. Jr., surviving partner of the late firm of
Baldwin Il Cochran, for professional services
rendered in the first named cause in recovering
said Trust fund. 5th, How the residue of B. F.
Hildebrand's purchase money should be ap-
piled after paying said trust fund, and the or
der in which it is to be applied. 9Th, Any 9TH
er matters deemed pertinent by Com'f or re-
quired by any party in interest. 4r
AT which time and place you are reduired't0
attend j. w, GREEN SMITH, Com'r.
GEO. M. COCHRAN. ID. q. decI8-4t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

IN the cause of Sias Hentons Heirs VS. Sflas
i Henton's Heirs, &C., and Rachel A. Ream-
er's Admir-, &C., vs. William S. Hentons Admir-,
&C., and Lewis NJ. McClung, &C., VS.. Daniel
Reamer's Admir-, &C.. and Rachel A. Reamer's
Admir-, &C., VS.. David B. Henton, &C., now
pending Jointly in chancery in the circuit court
of Augusta-All parties, Plffs and Def7ts, In
said four causes, or in anywis interested there
in, are hereby notified that in pursuance of a
decree rendered therein on, the 26th of Nov.
1877, shall, at my office in Staunton, on
Monday. the 2Stlt day of January, 1873,
proceed to consider any exceptions that may
be filed on or before the 10Th of January, 1875
to either of my former Reports in these causes,
and will restate and reform the accounts stated
by me in said Reports in such manner as the
testimony already in, or hereafter offered by
either party, may require, together with such
other matters as Com'r may deem pertinent or
any party in interest may require.
At which time and place you are required to
attend. j. w. GREEN SMITH, ,Com'r.
G. M. COCHRAN, d a. dec25-4t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-01-01
T HE ''W HITE''

Sewing Machine is the easiest selling and best
satisfying in the market. 1t has a very large
shuttle; makes the lock-stitch; is simple in
construction; very light running, and almost
noiseess. 1t is almost impossible for other ma
chimes to sell in direct competition with the
WHITE. Aents Wanted. Apply for terms to
White Sewing Machine Co, Cleveland. 0.