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(}Ch Wo understand that Nazarita Division No.
183, S. of T., was opened in Middlobrodk on Sat
unlay last, by D. G. W. I*. Tiios. II. Black
burn and oilier members oi Charily Division No.
G, of this place. The good cnufco is progressing.
TE l\1 PER A N C E N OTI C E.
£BS?"*The next Anneal mneting of tho “Coun
ty Union,” will be held at Middlebrouk, the 1st
Saturday in December, at 11 o’clock, A. M. It
la desirable to have a lull delegation, as ullicers are
to be elected for the next year.
S. K. TAYLOR, Scc’ry.
Nov. 15, 1848.
MAIIKIEI),
On tbr 9thinsl.,by the Rev. A. I’. LutfJen. Mr
Samuel Stovkk, .ir., to Mis* Mahv Ann Wiskman
— all of this county.
On the same day, l>y the »amc, Mr. Wm. B. Spitlbr,
to Miss Mahoabkt ArEHr art—hll of this county.
On Thursday the 2nd iimt., by tho Kev. Stephen
Smith, Mr. J BVFERBOX Park, of Hampshire, to Mis*
Uardaba S. Da vis, of Highland county, Va.
Ou Sunday the Oth iust .by tho Kev. Jubu T. Tabler,
Mr. Samuel H Swcahinokn, of Mouterey, to AJri.
Fanny Stall,—all of Highland county, Va.
OBITUARY.
DIED, in thia place, on Thursday last, Mrs. M’Nal
ty, wife of Mr. Patrick .H’.Nally.
DIED, iu Churclirilla, on tho ICth instant, Adam
IIbndukn . son of John G. and EvaliSc It. Stover, axed
B months, 3 weeks and 5 day*. °
DIED, in thi* place, on Wednesday morning last,
Mr. Jamu Willson, at an advanced ago. The de
ceased Ji ad been bliud for many yours.
~~ NOTICE.
JVAYINH relinquished tny connexion with tho
Spectator Ofltce, those who have accounts to
■ettlo with me, will find nte for the present, until
‘other arrangements aro made, at my residence in
Staunton. Distant subscribers, who know thent
•elves to be indebted, will please remit by mail
„ KEN I ON HARPER.
Staunton, Nov. 22, IS 18.
l-AiiYc’a WYyHc OVY
FOR HOUSES.
THIS is the best remedy in the world for the variou*
affections to which this nuimnl is liable, y ir.: Swell
ed Joints, Sprains, Cut*. Saddle ar.il Collar Call*, Hite
of Insect* and Snake*, Scratches, Polevil, and Fistula.
Below I will give a few certificates from the man}
hundreds that could be secured where this invaluable
preparation has been used. No man lias tried it but
klnt speaks in t le highest praise of it.
Wonderful Cure produced Lij IAitle't White Cil
for Horxex!
Thi* is to fcertfiy, that I had a Horse bitten six year*
•go by u snake. On each succeeding year the place
broke out in a running sore. Last spring 1 annointed it
^rith Little m W kite Oil and it effected n perfect cure.
* * .0 “ad another horse Vvliicli had been for some time
afflicted with swinney. This was cured by the use of
the same remedy. '1 herelore 1 leel fullv authorised to
recommend it iu such case* as safe end certain..'
DANIEL SWITZER.
Augusta County, V*., June 10, 1847.
Augusta Co., Va., June 11, 1817.
I had a Horse with galls on each shoulder of the size
rf«y two hand*. He was entirely cured by Little’s
.White Oil tor Horses, though 1 used him every day
While the euro was in progress. I hare been u wagon
er for forty years, and have never before met with a
remedy so complete and effectual in rase* ofthu kind
_ SMITH BATEMAN.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at JOHN H.
HAHT’S Drug Store, Scottsvilie, Albemarle county,
A a., and by A. S. IlAl.L, Staunton. None genuine
but those signed by THEO. W. LITTLE, ou tlieout
S.oe wrapper.
Staunton, Nov. 22, 1849._2m.
VALLEY TURNPIKE COMPANY.
flTMIE President and Directors of tin; Valley Turn
pike Company will meet at Now Market on
the 30th inst., at which time ono or two Superin
tendents will lx; appointed to superintend the Val
ley Turnpike. Applicants fur the office, unknown
to the Board should he well recommended, Ixith as
regards their general business habits and qualifica
tions to fill the office. In as much as the Board cn
tortains the idea of dividing the Superintending of
tho read, and appointing two Superintendents in
stead of one, it may be well to state the portion of
the road, and compensation allotted to each, viz :
From Winchester to New Market 49 miles, at the
rates of $375 par annum; from New, Market, to
Staunton, 43 miles, $225 ; and if not divided $l>00
to a competent Superintendent for supervising the
Whole line of 92 miles.
JOHN W RICE,
Nov. 22, 1848.—2w. Pres. V. T. Co.
PUBLIC SALE.
^ML7ILL lie sold, in the Town of Wayncsborough,
for cash, on Friday the 22d day of Decem
ber next, the undivided half of
*1 MFousrs attd JB F.o/s,
on the Back Street, in said Town;—also, Ihe undi
vided halt of 21 ACRES of Land adjacent thereto,
It being one half of the real property formerly own
ed by John Gregory, dec’d., and was left to his
wife by his last will, recorded in the Clerk’s Office
©f the County of Augusta.
P. A. CLARKE,
lor tho Legatees.
Nov. 22, 1848.—tds.
PUKM.av s, a f s:.
"W V\ ILL sell at public auction, to the highest bid
■*, der, on the 4th Monday of this month, (27th,)
• likely Negro Woman, who is an excellent rook.
A credit of three months will he L’ivrn. the pur
chaser cxocuting IkhuI with approved security.
^ .IDS. JAMISON, Auctioneer.
Staunton, Nov. 22, 1848.—Iw.
Overseers of the Poor for An?ustn County
IVII'I' please take notice that their next rrgtt
* ’ Jar meeting will he held at the Virginia Ho
tel, in Staunton, on the first Monday in D. cemlier
next. All persons having business with the Board
or# requested to attend.
E. SI RIBLING, c. o. p.
Nov. 22, 1848.—id in.
^Augusta County Court Clerk'g Office, To Hit:
2$$2Fi&.£l*2,0
rpAKF.N up by Maj. Thomas Clarke, of Fish
,, ersville, a BROWZJT SYTilHE, about
fifteen hands high, with a star in the forehead, some
white over the right nostril, and the right hind foot
white, up to the paster joint; supposed to he four
years old. Appraised to $<50.
(An extract from the records.)
Teste,
WILLIAM D. TROUT, d. c. a. c.
Nov. 22, 1848 —3t.
J/LLGAN I DRESS GOODS.—Nowopenanr
rr ,< v or inspection, a large supply of all tin
various ktnds now worn and for sale at low rates
from I2J to $1 ,/5 cents.
Staunton, Nov. 22, 1848. 1111 E & C0'
IF f.ady-made cyyrSim ~\ui&gud
nrt hand, at New York prices.
v WHITE ft CO
Nov. 22, 1848.
LtVKNG GLASSVS AND WAITKRS
. o/" s"pp,v of W««n *nd Toilet Glasses, a
fr»m Z,cents to $10 each, and splendid Waiters.
Nov. 22. 1848. WHITE & CO.
summsu® & aiiLBiiiiis.
Ncvr S\orc uwi\ Yrcs\\ Gooi\s.
r|811E subscribers have this day received and now
■*■ opening a very largo and beautiful supply of
Fall and Winter Wood*,
lately purchased in the Northern Cities at very re
duced prices, and to which they beg leave to call
the attention of their friends, and the public goner- j
ally. Their stock coMnsts oY every variety of
Maple, 1 a'ncy and Domestic Dry
G^vds, Bools, Shoes, Hals, Caps,
Hardware, Quecnswarc, Dye Stuffs,
Groceries, fyc., fyc.,
all of which they offer at as low prices as they can
be had by retail, in any market in Yitginia. for cash,
or the usual credit to punctual payer*, or for coun
try produce at fair prices. YVe respectfully solicit
the luvor of a call from all, we ore anxious to exhibit
our goods at all times, being satisfied that they will
speak for themselves.
WM. G. STERRETT,
SAME. E. CLARKE.
Corner opposite the Post Office.
Staunton, Nov. 22, 18-18.
TVisso\v\t\ou of PaYUYfcvs\Y\\\.
r|111L partnership heretofore existing lietwoen
_ ‘he suhscritiers under the firm of Aluon't*. Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons indebted to the abovo finii, are requested to
come forward and settle their accounts, and all hav
ing claims against the concern, will present them
to R. A. Aluun, for settlement.
ROBERT A. AfOON,
JOHN WEIR.
Alidway, Aug. Co., Nov. 0, 1818.
N. B.— Having purchased the interest of Air.
Weir in the above concern, and wishing to close
up the business at Alidway, all persons indebted to
me individually, or to llio concern of Aloon St. Co.,
will ph ase come find settle their accounts promptly,
and thereby save the additional cost attending the
collection by an officer. R. A. MOON.
Alidway, Nov. 22, 18-18.—-lw.
xorlcVaT
ABOUND, by the suliscribcr, tin Tuesday the
11th of November, 1818, n Pocket-Book, con
taining a considerable quantity of money, Which tlie
owner can gel by paying fur this notice, and call
ing upon me and proving property. My residence
is near Bridgewater, Rockingham roomy, Va.
ISAAC BAKER.
Nov. 22, 1818.—3t.
JYR. A1’LANE’S LIVEU PILLS!—'This groat
-* remedy for diseases of the liver, is of much
older date than its introduction to the public. Its
discoverer, one of the first physicians in this coun
try, used it lor years in his practice, before lie ever
announced it to the world. The existence of so
many qttack remedies, heralded as possessing the
most marvelous qualities for Realing all'diseases,
disgusted an accomplished and well educated phy
sycian, who naturally felt some dread of being con
founded with the crowd of pretenders to the medi
cal art, whose nostrums were paraded in every
newspaper nS sovereign remedies for all the ills that
flesh is heir to. The representations of those to
whom his pills had given relief, however, and the
urgent Solicitations hy physicians with whom he
had associated in his practice, and \vholiad witness
ed the wonderful cures effected by his remedy, at
length induced him to make it public.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD &. CO., '
No. 00, Wood street, Pittsburg. Pa.
rui sale alMi liy r} 01 Kit tfj (_« -V • / ■0/#iYV»
Staunton. lra.
Cry- N. B.—Purchasers will please he particular
and inquire for “.Dr. .M'Inane's l.irrr Pills,’' ahri
take no oilier.
Nov. 22, 1818.
T\R. M’LANK’S WORM REMEDY !—M'- j
i Lane’s Vermifuge lias long been admitted to
be the best medicine ever discovered for expelling
worms from children. The following certificate
speaks volumes in its favor :
“Makrngo, Wavne Co., N. Y. }
.Line 23d, 1847. J"
“I certify that I have used M’Lane’s Vermifuge,
’ and found it all that it is recommended to he, and
l have sold it. and have in all cases Found it to be an
effectual cure. VYM. S. FANC11EE.’’
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by J. KIDD &. CO.
No. 00, Wood street. Pjtlshnpr, Pa.
For sale also by ESKIUDGE CUSI1LVG,
Staunton, Va.
N. B—Parch asors will please he particular
and inquire for “Dr. ,/W’Dane's JVorm Specific,
or Vermifuge.” and take nothing else.
Nor. 22, 1848.
EDW A III) DOOLEyTtaImbT
AT THE SHIT (IF THE LAMB,
MAIN S I REET,
, WESPRCTFt LLY infirms his friends and
j **’ the public that he has received the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
j and is prepared to make to order any garment that
! may be entrusted to him. lie will endeavor, by
executing his work in a neat and substantial man
ner, nnd according to the most approved style, to
merit a share of the public patronage.
He returns his thanks to those who have here
tofore favored him with their custom, and hopes,
by diligent attention to business, to merit and re
ceive a continuance of their support.
Staunton, Sept. 13, 1848.
INHUMATION WANTED.
JOSEPH A. RICHISON, ttr.d itisane person,
" escaped from the Western Asylum on the I 1th
of October last, nnd nftn diligent seaieh was made
j for him, p.o tidings have as yet been received in re
I gard to him. lie is small in stature, complexion
j dark, hair dark and ryes Mark. Jlis delusions are
such as t<> render him timid, and cause him to a
void the highways and public places. His family
reside in Caroline county, Va., and are painfully
anxious in reference to him. Any information di;
rieted to the S»pcrintendant'~of the Western Asy
lum, or to Dr. Tims. L. Scott. Rutber Glen, Car
oline. will he thankfully received.
0O- Editors throughout the State will promote
the cause of humanity by inserting tins notice in
their respective papers.
Nov. 14, 1848.
CHARLES II. HALL,
(Corner opposite the Hank, Staunton, Va.,)
MANl'fACTL'RBS AND KCEl’K TOR SALE,
Saddles, Dritllrs, Cnrriitcc nnd Wncon llnrnm,
Trunks, Ynliecs, Carpet Rnjrs, &f,
J ^ FM LI) inform those who are in want of Such
j articles, that I have on hand a good assortment
, i of the chore, made of the best material and in the
neatest style, and will st lion as pood terms ns they
enn be bought elsewhere. I will be prepared to
make to order, at tlm shortest notice, all articles in
my line. Give me a call at the Corner opposite
; the Bank. C. II. BAM,.
Staunton, Nov. 15, 1848.—tf.
V. T. CHURCHMAN, Jf, ft,
| QFFERS bis professional services to the Citi
__ 7/r,f|s of Greenville and vicinity.
1 BBF"Officf. in Greenville Hotel, (B. F. Gra
ham s,) where bo may at all times Is; found, tiniest
professionally engaged.
I November, 13,1848. Democrat copy.
t> It. t O W N M l{ .X l» ’ h
courocNu RXTitrr or
Sarsaparilla.
WONDER AND I’.I.KSSINC. OF Till’. ACE.
. Crrnl N|»riii]' Ntimitirr .ISnlifinr.
7’Atr Pitract is pal up. in Quart P.ittlrs; it is its
times cheaper pleasanter, anil warranted supers
vr to any sold ft cures disease tritium* ram
purging, sickening or debili
tating the Patient.
The free! heamv anil superiority of this HsrMptrilll
cVor a?1 other mrdtri.i*\ i*. while at er.i licste* disease,
it iiiripmtei the body. h i" one of the very 1 *st
RPKINfS AND 8HMMKK MKI>lCl\’K5t
Ever known; it not only purifies the whole system
b ml stl eugthrn* the person. Imt it ci*Ltes lire, pur#
til I rich V»ood ; ^ |« power possessed l»y no other ine
diem* Ami in this lie* the rrsod srrrct of it* won
derftil lurcru. It hat performed within the lest Kvte
years more then l<HI INNI cures »»f sever* caves of dis
eases; st least I5.IMJ0 weir consider'd incwrMlde. It
has saved the lives of more than 5,000 rhildieu the
two‘past letjoni.
10,000 esiara of Ocnrnsl ttetlilily ns4 vrMtt
of* Nfftotts Fnt rgy.
Dr. Townsend’s Karsttpnrilla jnviporntes the whole ays
tain permanently. To thorn who have lout their imiscu
.ntrerimgy by.the effect* of medicine or indiscretion coin
mitted in youth or the excessive indulgence of th* pae
sions. ami Inoiiglit on l»y physical prostration of the
nervous system, lassitude, wmit of emhitiou, filiating
sensations, premature decay and decline hnMrning to
wards that fntnl disease Consumption, can be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy. This Harsapatila it
far supeiioi to any
Invt^oriifiate t’ordiat.
As it renews mid inviyoiales the system, gives activi
ty to the limbs, mid strength to the muscular system in
a most extraordinary <le»ren.
(rnitsiini|itiAii Cured.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption ran is cured.
Bronchitis. Consumption. I.ivcr Complaint,
Colds, Catarrh, Coughs Asthma. Spitlinf
Blood. Soreness in the Chest, Hectic
Flush, Wight *treals. i)ijficult or
Profuse He pectoral inn. Pans
in the Side, Ac., hare been
uua cun be cured.
ft|>ilCSaitf Bllood.
West York, April 3A 1847.
D*. TotrwsKND.—I verily believe your Sarsaparilla
has hcen the means, through Vrovdienm. of sat tug my
life. I have for anvpiul years Itttd u bad Cough. It lie- |
same worse end worse. At Inst I raised large quail j
titles ofblnmf, hnd night aw cuts, and nm greatly tlrhili
tated ami reduced, and did not expect to live. I have
only used jour Sarsaparilla n short time, ami there has
n wonderful change been wrought in me. . I mil now able
to walk nil over the city. I raise no Mood am] my
Cough has left me. You can wcfl imagine Vunt 1 am
tHaukftU Ibr these results
Your obedient servant,
\YM It IJSSKI.I., 65 Catbariue tt
(Pfitinlr 12r«lirlsi*«
t)r. ToAuMild's ^ersiYpni iU.n Is a. sdveroige Abd »per»1y
cure for incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsus
Uteri or Falling of (he Wotiili, Coativmiess IMm, I.encor
rlora or While*, obstructed or difficult Mmintruutioii,
Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof,
mid foi the generil prostration of the system—no mat
ter whethei the result of inherent ciu-e or causes produc
ed l»y irregularity, illness or ecrtdeilt. Nothing can lm
more surprising than it* invigoruting effects on the hu
man frame. iVninm of all weakness and lassitude, from
takiug it at once become robust mid full of energy under
its influence. It immediately counteracts the nerveless
pass of the female frame, which is the great cause of
Barrenness. It will not he expected of us, in case* of *o
delicate a nature, to exhiWt certificates of cures performed
but we can assure tin* afflicted. Hint hundred* of cases
have been reported to u* Thousands of cases where I
fnmitie* have lloeii without children, after iisiibr t few ftol
tlci of tins invaluable medicine, have been blessed with
6u«s. healthy offspring.
To flntlicrs find flfirricd f.ndics.
This Fxtrart of Sarraparilln lie" linen expressly pre
paied in reference to Icinale complaint". No lein.ile who
n*a VciaSnn l<* suppost) site i* approachingthat critical pe
riod, '• The turn of life," should neglect to i,«.ke it, as
it is a certain preventive for any of the numerous and
horrible diaemtcs to which females arc subject nt this
time of life. This period may be delayed fur tev«ral
yearn by uninq this medicine. Nor i* it less valuable
for tho*e WUo are approaching womanhood, as it is
Calculated to Resist natffre by qilickeiriVig the blood
end invigorating the system. Indeed, this medicine it
Ulh'H'U•be .
firrni lUcsainu fo Itlolhrr* A Children#
it is the Mticsi and moat ctTectual mcdiclfle for pu
rilying tV.e system, and relieving the sufferings attend
ant upon child-birth ever discovered. It strengthens
both the mother ami child, prevent* pain and disease,
•lscraa.tea aiUI enriches the food, those who have used
it, think it is indispensable. It is highly useful both
before and aftar confinement. a* it prevents diseases at
teudunt upon childbirth—in Cosliv eness, Files. frumps,
Swelling of the Feet, Despondency, Heartburn, Vomiting,
ruin in the Back and Loins, False Pams, Hemorrhage,
and in regulating (lie secretions ami eipmli/.iiig the cir
culation it ha* no equal. The great beauty of this mo
dicine is, it in always safe, and the innst delicate use it
most successfully, very few ca"cs require any othor me
dicine, in soimi u little Castor Oil, or Magnesia, it useful
Exercise in the open air, ami light food with t'ii* medi
cine, will always on*u»e a **fo and easy confinement.
Bennfr find YYenlfli.
Cosmetics, Chalk, and a variety of preparations gener
ally in use, alien applied to the face, very soon spoil it of
its beauty. They close the pores of the skin and check
the circulation, which, when palure is not thwarted by die*
tase or powder, dr the skin indumed by the alkalies
used in tn»nps, beautifies it* ow n production in the ‘hu
man face Divine," ns well as in liic garden of rich and de
licately tinted and variegated flowers. A free, active
#n»l healthy circulation of the fluids or the coursing of
the pure, rich blood to the extremities, i* that which
paints the countenance in the most cxq'iisite beauty,
it is that which imparts the indescribable shades and
Cashes of loveliness that ali admire, hut none can del
rril»e. This beauty is the offspring of raturc—not of
powder or tuajr If there is not a free and healthy circu
lation. there i* no beauty. If the lady in fair as driven
• now, if she paint, ami use cosmetics, ami the Idood
Is thick, cold end impure, she is not beautiful. If alia be
brown or yellow, ami there is pure and active hlood. it
fcives s rlHi hlndin to the chot-k*. ami a hrilliaa' y to their
eyes that is luscinatilig.
This is why the southern, nml especially the Spanish
Indies, are so much uuiiiircd. I•«•!•*>* in llic north who
take hut little efercise <»r ere confiued in ghuc room*, or
have spoiled their complexion I»t the application of dele
terious mixtures, if they wish to regain elasticity or
step, buoy nut spirits, sparkling eve* and beautiful com
plexions. they should use Dr. Tow nsend'* Sarsaparilla.
Thousand# who linvn tried It are more th.iu satisfied, nre
I delighted. Ladies of ovury Million crowd our office Unify.
iSetiri- to tin* l.ndirs.
Tho«r ihn! • .hil;*t-• Dr. Town-end # Sarsaparilla. have
Invnrinbly called their ?tuff* n gr *ot Henttdy far Females
Ac., Ac., and have copied our bill* and ci»*eubit's which
relates to (lie compl.iiuts of women, word for word—
other men who put up medicine, have, since the great
•uncos* of Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla hi complaint* m
riilent to females, rccoininended theirs nlthough previously
they did not. A number of those mixtures, Tills, Ac.,
•re injurious to females. n« they aggravate disease, and
undermine the constitution. Ur. Townsend's is the only
and be»t remedy for the numerous female complaint*—it
rarely, if ever fail* of effecting a permanent cure. It
can he taken be the most delb ate female*, in any cate,
or b> those expecting to become mot hers, with the
greatest auvnutages, as it prepare* the system and
prevents pnm or danger, am) sticngihcii* both uiutlisr
and child. Be careful to get the genuine.
Hrrofuln I'nrrd#
This certificate con dtisively proves fhtt this flsrstpt.
flftn perfect control over the most ohefiuata disease*
of the Blood. Three persons c tired it! one house is unpre
cedented.
Opinion* of fliyaiciRti*.
Dr. Townsend is almo-l ilady receiving orders from
Physicians in dilferent parts of the Union.
Tins is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physician*
of the l!ity of Ail any. have hi numeious cases prescribed
Ur. Townsend** Sarsaparilla, aid believe it to ha out
of the mo»t valuable preparations In tii** market.
II P. rUMNH. M. D
J WILNO.W >1 V.
K. II. BKIHtiS M. U.
Albdhy, April, 1347. P. E. F.L.tILN DOB F, M. I)
€'A V'l'KONT#
Owing to the great success am! immense sale of Hr
Townsend’* Sarsaparilla, a number of nfef» who err re
formerly our Agents. have commenced mnkitfg Survnpji
rilla Extract*. Elixir* f’xir.e is of Yellow Dork
A r. They generally put it up i»i foe same {hoped hot
lie*, and some of them have stolen and copied our
Advertisement*, they art? only wortiflcs* imitations, ritd
should be avoided.
P/Mefpal hib c. !2r. yi-i.TfiN Afreet. £«m Buihlir^,
N. V.; ,ttid I*/ *»f» i:.v ,»ri.i. *»»..! Dri .-gut* ; i.d i hunts
I generally t.110114 limit tne I • •»?<:«» Ht.il* s. V\ e.t Indies snd
the ("amid »«
For ralr by Or. F.. HF.KK F.I.F.V, Staunton, V*.
NoTcinbcr, 22, 1SI8.
WANTED,
fFO hire for the next year, a Woman vr!m is ra
■* palilr* of nook in". washing. fce., for a family
, of ofdinnfj' size. For one of really good capacity
j and nnincu mire rod. a liberal price is offered.
Apply at this ofiire.
Staunton. Nov. 15, 1848.—Gw,
fl^UKNCII WIU,OW CASKETS.— A huge
assortment for (ij cents, to ♦1.50.
Nov. 15, 1848. WHITE fe CO.
nAbTJMORE RIVETED TIN-WARE.—
i Every variety of this article, very cheap, and
I warranted a superior arlielc.
| Nov. 15, 1*4*. WHITE k CO.
Stand back Gentlemen and let the fluid pass.
General Taylor lias beaten Deicis Cass t
WUgrfflSlB G3<BX3)IE>go
r|M IK subscriber lias just received u fresh lot of
* WINTER GOODS, purchased in lliu Rich
mond and Haiti more maritcu. Being a late purchase,
he can atford to sell very low.
CATALOGUE.
Blue, Black and Invisible Cloths ; Ca^simeres,
Cassinelts, Sntiinetts, Beaverteens, Kentucky
Jeans, l.insies, (Cloaking, Blankets, Comforts, Al
paecas, Winter Prints, Flannels, Cheeks, Ging
hams, Oregon Plaids. Cashmerells,Shawls,Cotton
Cloths, of every description. Diaper Towels, Linen
Tallin Cloths. &.<•. 1n short almost every thing
suitable for the Winter Season. Also, a lot of
Hardware, Chopping Axes, warranted, at $1,25,
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Cast Steel, Nails, Cutle
ry, &.C., SiC.
—ALSO—
A fine article of Silk Hats, Caps. Umbrellas, B >o5s,
Shoes, Cotton Yarns, Violins, Flutes, Fifes. Win
dow Glass, dices**, ’l’ea, Alspice, Popper, Ginger,
Saltpeter, Sdt, Sole Leather, and Liquors of vari
ous kinds, front Claret Wine, to Champaign Bran
dy,.Ale and Porter, and r. large lot of fresh GRO
CF.RIF.S, Coffees, Rio, Laguira, Java, Js.e., fresh
Mackerel and Shad, all of which lie will sell cheap
for cash, or to punctual customers on a very short
credit. Call and ere. at No. 5, nearly opposite the
Virginia Hotel. I). M. HUFFMAN.
Staunton, Nov.-15, 1S18.
"AUCTION sa T
isnr jUBscgsros {m&xstsmsQ
IJl RSU-AN r to the last will and testament of
■- the title J. W. Beers, dec’d we, as Executor
and Executrix, will proceed to sell at Brooksville,
on IVednesday the <’>th day of December, to the
highest bidder, all the personal property belonging
to the late J. W. Beers’ estate, consisting of 25
Bedsteads, 25 Feather Beds. 25 hair and moss
Matt resses, Brussels and Ingrain Cnr|ir:s. 1 Sofa.
I Sideboard, Oil cloth Cupels, and a large
quantity of useful and ornamental Furniture, Kitch
en Furniture, Farming Utensils, See. Also.7 head
of Horses, 20 head of Cattle, among wliieh are i
vomo very superior Milch Cows, 40 head of Sheep, I
1 Riding Carriage, I Buggy, I Carryall, 1 Wag
gon and Gear, 400 barrels of Corn, crop of Hay,
Oats, and many other articles.
The sale will commence on the day abovestited,
at 10 o’clock, unless the weather should he unfavor
able; in that event it will take place the next fair
day, and continue from day to day, until all is sold.
TERMS.—On all sums of $ I (land tinder, cash ;
all over that amount a credit -of 9 months will he
given, the purchaser giving bond with approved
personal security.
WILLIAM BEERS, Ex’r.
SARAH GAMBLE. Ex’x. of
the late J. W. Beers, dec’d.
Brooksville, Nov. 8, 18 IS.—uh.
Make Room for White’s Falrnt
COOKING-STOVE.
THE subscriber having purchased the exclusive light
ot thii unriValled Cooking-Stove for the State of
Virginia, i« now prepared to lurriish to the citizens of
Augusta anil adjacent counties the above article, war
ranted to stand, being manufactured at my own works
in \\ iiichestcr, of the best materials. This Stove is a
decided improvement on the Hathaway. In the first
place it takes onc-thini less fuel;Snd, requires loss draft,
and far surpasses the Hathaway in hiking corn bread.
It is only necessary for persons in want to try the Stove
in order to be convinced of i's superiority over any o
ther Cooking Stove now in use. The subscriber in
vites the owner of n Hathaway Stove to test the quality
of this Stove. Numbers of certificates could be furnish
ed, if heccstary, ol its taking the place of the far-famed
... J, hnu'ainw-ff&rrtltr r.Lt*' tof’arty other than
the White, and can with confidence recommend this
Stove to the public. Persons wishing to buy, or take
on trial, the above Stove, ran be supplied at Mr. Slri
tler’s Store iu Staunton, or at Mrs. Pollock’s Hotel,
Harrisonburg. GEO. W. GINN.
| November S, 1S4S.—3m.
Ya\usMc Vun err* V ro^crly
FOR REST.
; npHF. snlwcriber wishes to rent his very VALU
j ABLE 1’AY P.R N STAND, in Jennings’
, Gap, Augusta County, Va. 'I’lio House is large
and conveniently arranged, connected with which,
is stahliug for 28 Horses, and all necessary out
buildings, Ice house, Wagon-house, Src. Build
ings all entirely new. Possession given r.t any
time. The person renting, will he required togive
, a guaranty that the house will he well kept.
WASHINGTON M. DUDLEY.
| Nov. 8, 1848.—3w*.
SuAe.w or SWtwcvV
l^HOM my stable, on the night of the 27th of
last month, a
JET BLACK 7.VIARE,
with a star in the forehead, about 15' hands high,
four years old. She was raised and owned until
recently by Mr. Yates, who has been residing upon
the farm of Dr. llal.l. on the South Iliver, above
Waynesborough. If strayed she may bo in the
neighborhood of Dr. Hall’s farm. Any person who
will deliver her tome on the South Iliver, two
miles from Mi, Meridian, shrtll be liberally com
pensated. JOHN WEAST'.
November 15, 18-13.—3t.
COTTON YARNS.
AAfEare now selling at reduced prices, iho lies!
Cotton Yarns, colored Carpel Cotton Yarns,
Candle Wick, Wrapping Twine and Buena Vista
: Cotton Baitings. \\ HITE CO.
! Staunton, Nov. 8. IS 18.
kWlLiSo
A LARGE assortment ol’elegant Shawls,square
“ *- and I mg. embroidered and plain, for sale cheap,
at from 75 cents to $12 (H).
WHITE & CO.
Ncv. 8, 1848.
I 0 A VP. now iii store. n'id for sale. 500 lhs. prime
* ■ Bacon, No. I Mackerel, Dried Peaches, Bees
war. and 1 Ton superior Iron assorted.
! Staunton, Nov. 15, 1843.
n. uiiocr.it copy.
i AS HOES AND BOOTS.—Now open and ready
! >-7 for sale at low prices, ,m the lowest terms, a
most extensive assortment. WHITE fc CO.
j Nov. I.’i, 1818.
j fififNA, GLASS & QUEENSWARE.—W«
j have now open ready f ,r inspection, a large ns
^ softment of now styles and patterns, unusually
Lw. . WHITE fk. CO.
i Statmton, Nov. 15, 1818.
OATS, CAPS AND MUFF s. Jnsf oprtied
i and lor sale c/,rr/y>, an extensive supply, of all
I siv.es. pric«s 'M to $|u. WHITE is. CO.
I Nov. 15, 184«.
m.\!*b’,y
EUY variety of Northern and Country Lilt
*-J seys, for sale low. WHI TE &. CO.
Nov. 8. 1843.
VN EXCELLENT COOK.— Inquire nt this
office.
Staunton, Nov. 15, 1848._tf.
KlROOMSf Tubs and Buckets, and Sugar Box
cs. a full supply on hand and for sale cheap.
WHITE fk CO.
Staunton. Nov. I, lsj«.
AUGUSTA SAVINGS’ BANK.
HPIIIS Istitution lieing now fully organised is
ready lo receive deposited, and to pay interest
I on llio same, at tbe rate of two per centum por an
num where the depoeiles are withdrawn in four
mouths, four percent per annum in ease the dejsw
ites remain longer Utah four and less than Lvelve
mouths, and five per cent for twelve months and
longer. 'I'lie Directory meets regularly on Tucs
dnyat do’clock, I’. M. in each week. Notes offered
for ditaritmt must ho left with the Treasurer on
Tuesday before the Board meets. Stockholders arc
notified to pay to the Treasurer ten dollars on carh
share at once. The weekly contributions aro to be
paid overy Tuesday—25 cents on each share.
By order of the Board.
BKNJ. CRAWFORD, Pres’t.
Uorkrt Co#fcv» 'I’roasurcr.
Nov. 1,184*—Gw.
BOOTS&SHOES.
A LARGE supply just received, which will be
sold low for cash. Purchasers will find it to
their interest to call.
(JCL’I he subscriber is also receiving a fine assort- |
mentof Hats, to wliich lie invites tiie attention of
his friends and the public.
WILLIAM CRAIG, .
Agent for S. J amksom St Co.
Staunton, Nov. 1, 1848.
Sc, YiOODEi
.71 McDowell's Corner,
Near the Tost Office,
STAUNTON, UA.,
1AEALERS in alt kinds of Country Produce,
keep constantly on hand a large slock of
SALT,.Nil I.S, COTTON YARN, FLOUll
CORNMEAL, GRAIN, fyc.,
together with a general assortment. of GROCE
RIES.
ALSO.— A large stock of Cheap Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, and will at all times allow j
the highest market prices for Country Produce.
Staunton, Nov. 1, 1818. | Democrat copy 4w.,
NEW GOODS,
At KZCIRmtiS’N Corner,
.NEAR THE POST OFFICE,
STAUNTON, YA.
fl ¥ ORRIS &. GOODE, aro now receiving their j
supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. |
embracing every variety of Goods suitable to the [
season. Their Slock both of DRY GOODS and j
GROCERIES, is now largo and complete.
Duly appreciating the kindnessof their friends and
customers and returning their sincere thanks for the i
very liberal patronage they have received, they re- .
spectfully solicit a call from all who want cheap J
Goods, as they are determined to sell as low and ;
give as good bargiins as any similar establishment
in the place.
Staunton, Nov. 1, 184S. [ Democrat copy 4w. •
\)rv\£s, MedvcYues, V v\\.
\y, Y?a\vUs tvut\ A)$c SVuYYs.
jK’SKRIDGE &. CUSHING, have just reeeiv
“ J ed their Fall Supply of the above, together
with a small dock of Fancy Articles, Perfumer}’,
which they offer to the public on reasonable terms.
H’hile Lend Pure and No. 1 (in Oil,) Linseed
Oil, Sp'ls Turpentine, Litharge, Chrome
Green, (in Oil,) do. Yellow, do. Prtiss.
Blue, do. Lamp Black, do. Paris
do. Fen.Jled do.for
hearths.
AND ALL OTHER PAINTS IN COM
MON USE.
Call at the Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Staunton, Nov. 1, 18-18.
It 1VE A’ TEJEWS. ~
¥^XT, Logwood, Alum, Blue Slone, Copperas,
Oil Vitriol, Mur Tin., lied Wood, and Log
Wood, (Ground and Chipped.) for sale by
ESKRIDGE & CUSHING, j
Staunton, Nov. 1, 1818.
New Yw\\ aut\ Wn\lcr lioo^sJ
! "ClO^
r5'di»F undersigned has just opened so entire new
■*■ and substantial stock of
2>i*y fnooris, KooJs, Siiites, E3ats,!
Cajw. (tiicensnai'Ci li£;ar<i- .
ware, Grom'ics. A
embracing all the useful articles in daily demand,
and of such variety and prices as to render them
attractive to dealers.
JLz.se.
Prime extra and No. 1 White f end, Flaxseed,
TVinners’ and clarified \VliaIc Oils, alt of which
will bn offered at very low prices for rash, or in
exchange for all kinds of country produce.
THOMAS STRIDF.U.
Adjoining Valley Hotel.
Staunton, Nov. J.
M){\\ 0cloibev, IP,Ye).
j Cloths, Cassi’ncres, and Vestings,
At the Skin ok the ST.»n>tn Umbhci.u.
j I^RKSII lot of!- rench. and F.nglish Black Cloth,
j Do. do. Olive Green, very handsome and
| cheap.
Do. do. Olive Brown, do, do.
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, front ,VOc toper yard.
1) ir Skin nnd Fancy Cus?irriern». a great variety.
ILack V el ve.t,Satin and Fancy \ estinosall kinds
and prices. COWNF Sc 1)F.AKINS.
Staunton. Nov. I, 18-JP.
SECOND SUPPLY.
Alsms A. Kaiser
I I 1 rr<^>ved a second supply of
I * *• Jennie Lind Nett Handkerchiefs,
Sky Blue French Del.aines,
Steel Bends and Clasj>s,
Purse Twist,
B. It Ribands,
Heavy Tweod's Fiilled,
Cloths and many other goods.
! Staunton. Nor. I. It 18.
OY ST FillS \ OY S VVAVS \
R | A\ ING mrkle permanent arrangements at the
North, OY STF.IIS can he had daily rluring
the season, at the store of the suliscriber by the
Can or half Can. lower than they have been ever
sold for in this market. B. F. EVANS.
Nov. J, 1848. Opposite Spectator Oflicc.
Democrat copy1.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
VI fE arc large dealers in these goods, and invite
** atlrnt on to oUr clock of Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Pen Knives, liarors. Locks, Stirrup
Irons, Bridle Bits. 'Trace Chains, Log Chains,
Best Warranted Axes, Cutting Knives, Mill Saws,
Sifters. Coffee Mills, Spades and Shovels, Pilch
Forks, &c., very low WHITE &. CO.
Staunton, Nov. I, fS'*55.
JUST received, on /looney, n large supply of
TOW NS F N D’S 8 A K S A P A RI i.L A
E. BERKELEY.
* Staunton. Nov. P. 1848.
A VUU.SU SUPPLY OP
Conlfeclionarics, CJrocorie#, A r.
| ^IMIE subscriber lias just roturnrcl from the North.
: with a large and select Slock of Goods in Iris
line, consisting of
IT0NFKC1 IONARY, FRUITS, NUTS AND TOYS, CF
ALL KINDS,
which he will dispose of at wholesale and retail at
extremely low prices to punctual customers. In cnr»
neetion with the above business, he has also added
a well laid in stock ol‘6'iI(/C£fii'£«St which will
lie sold as low as they ran be had any place.in the
Valley. His Bakery is now in full operation where
Parties. Weddings, See., will be supplied on the
shortest notice. B. F. EVANS.
Nov. 1, 1818. Opposite Spectator O'flico.
Democrat copy.
Drugs, Alrtliciiirs nnd Fuiiry Articles.
'r\ rJMlF. subscriber is now receiving his
Fall supply of DRUGS, MED?
(’INTIS and a variety of FANCY AR
r'v.J TICl.ES, including many ether, gen
;Vc. '. 0 nine GERMAN COLOGNE, Bay
Rum, Glen’s Shaving Compound.
•;•*]( Motto St Transparent Wafers, &.c’., &e.
; ! Also WINTERSl RAINED LAMP
jLl OIL and LINSEED OIL—all of
---which will be sold on accommodating
terms. K. BERKELEY.
October 25, 1848. [Dem. copy.
FROM the subscriber oil Monday night last, *
small tin box, with a brass lock,containing ruy
free papers, several accounts, and about two dollars
in money. Any information which will lead to
tho discovery of the thief, and the restoration of my
property will be thankfully received.
AARON SHOVELLER.
Staunton, Nov. 1, Is'13.
EI:£IMZ(DI£
JAYNES’ EXPECTORANT, do. Carminu
tiVa Balsam, do. Vermifuge, do. Hair Dye.
Cherry Pectoral, (a new article) Wisiar’s Bala.
Cherry, Townsend's Sarsajiarilla, t^c.
Also a large supplv of Columbian Ink, in boltUs
large and small, for sale by
ESKRIDGE & CUSIHNG.
Staunton, Nov. 1, 1818.
Y iv\vvw\Ac Cow\m\s\uyc l/ands
UFCDia 81M£o
B WILL proceed to sell on the premises, on the
® 1st day of March. 1810, to the highest bidder,
a valuable TRACT OF LAND, la'o the proper
ty of Janies Ilughart, dec’d., lying in the county
of Bath, on the Cowpasture river and free Turn
j>ikc road, twelve miles oast of the Warm Springs,
The tr^et contains between
:*<»0 and 400 Aacs,
and has un it a good Dwelling House and Barn
with oil ter necessary buildings. Also, three ollie?
Dwelling Houses on Oiflejent parts of the place._
A large )Kirtion of the land is River liottom—fine
lor corn, wlreat awl oats,—and hai on it a fine su
gar orchard, ar.j a tolerable apple orchard. Tim
terms of Koto will he one-third of the purchase
money down, or within 31) days; the balance in
two annual instalments, secured by bond and good
security. Any person wishing to examine tha
land, w ill be show n it by Mr. Ewin Ilughart, who
resides on the land. A good tight and all ncceeaV
ry attention will be given 1 »V
ANDREW STEWART.
Adtit’or. of James Ilughart, dec'd.
Nov. 1, 1818.
T V\ ILL likewise offer for sale at the same timel
* the Farm on which I reside, two miles further
up the river, containing 400 acres, possessing like
advantages too numerous to mention, asariy persons
wishing to purchase will examine fur themselves.
| Terms will lie accommodating.
ANDREW STEWART.
| Nov. 1,1843.
OO* The Valley Star please copy and send ae:
count to the Spectator Office where payment will
be made. A. S.
O C T O ES R E* 1 8, 1 8 4 8 .
TIIE LATEST SUPPLY OF
T?cA\ an A W’rntcv Goo As*
Call nt Hip sign of Uic Stripe’, lliiibrelUi*
STATJNTGtV, VJk.
fc, i^isiisasysa
^ '*'*'* '*' * invite the attention of llieii
menus and tlio public to the examination of
tlieir new and iatge stock of
#W/I Vit'V UVMcr EZr/J Goocfs,
coinpri* iunr almost every variety of STAPLE and
1’ A>.(COOUS suited for this market, and not
| l<’. he surpassed for style and cheapness by any in
the. Valley of v irginia.
ALSO—A large and general assortment of Gro
ceries. Qurensware, Hoots, Shoes, lints and Capa
N. H.—For particulars please sue small adver
tiseinrnts. C. U, D
Staunton, October IS, ISIS.
Highland County Cowl, October Term, 1848.
HN the matter of .lames Wiley ’a nuncupative
® Will, at the relation of Srtyrilhia Wilson.
The summons awarded in this case, at the An
gust Term of this Court, having been returned by
the Sherilf of this County, that Hilbert Wiley
whom it is said is the Father and heir at Law o!
the said James Wiley, dec’d., is “no inhabitant of
the Commonwealth of \ irginia,’’ and that lie “line
no known agent in this County, or this State, Upon
whom this '■ominous ean lie served p’nnd it appear
ing to the satisfaction of tho Court. that the »ai</
James Wiley departed this life without lawful is
sue. and that the said R ihert Wiley his Father, in
no inhabitant of this Commonwealth: It in there
fefc ordered that at the next February Torrnof this
Court, tho Court will proceed to hc'tr such evidence
as may J<e addueed in support ,T said nuncupative
Will—n! jo any that may he olTercd in ophor.it!or
thereto—and it is further ordered tint a ropy of this
order In forthwith inserted in the Staunton Specla-.
i lor once a week for four successive weeks, in orih r
| that anv disposed to opp.ise said nuncupative Will
[ may have tin opp lftunity so to do.
A Copy—Tesie,
A. STETIIENSON, Jr., Clerk.
| Nov. 1, 1818.—4w.
I^OR the cheapest Jl.'l'J'H, (V)/\S, JiOOTS
■QJVfl ft it OHS, call at the Baltimore V,loth
ing Depot, kept in the corner mom of the Viroini.V
II'del by FRANK k CO.
Oct. 25.— 4m.
SELLERS COUGH SVRlI’.- Just rrcciv
etl another supply of (he n'»ove popular remedy
i for Coughs, Colds. Ur.
Also, Sellers’ LIVER TILLS nod VfctiMl
PUGE. E. HEHKELEY.
1 Am*. 23, 18-»8
. _’_
'ITrrhio bhirtn <nul ffraptrr*.
(p hand an assortment of Lambs’ >>ebl, Men
no and Silk Shirts and Drawn*?, at New York
^lUTE&CO.
Nov. 8, 1848.
V* t rtfif rtft; w,
A MEM riFUE assortment of G1//.V,?,7 Xfi
qunn.ysn.dfi/:. at
e green & Co’s.
StatfMon/ fVf. 25. S.go of the Fla/