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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18
MY ElNDOLrli, y Rosroke.-The stud OF Horses

ROY JOHN R.lNDOLrd, q R"eHoSe-ihs stu" OF liotses
V :;y IN number including some OF the finest Mares and
a Il tho Stations belonging the estate OF the late MI
! ; hr sold ut The Brick Tavern, Charlotte Court house,
caesv, the e %! NoTrmne,, to Inc nsaeS Is
Iron security l,cluge the property is delivered IT may DC
;sl-L lint such Il selection OF Staons brood Mares, und
81. y, bee. Offered from: the stud OF any gentleman IN
An,. Stations are the very superior AMI noted NOISE
ri yI, ,ra; high bro! aaa most beautiful animal J.,
m that great lavor wi'h the ate M ha'oo,pni
q Ifrr, ani several Others OF high cilimS The
- l;,y o. Icol sru size, high form and color tbcins
arc scarcely. and certainly not surpassed by ny IN
r ra.;ly las descendants OF his famous English ritcs,
' :;y,iu Lady scui.nc and Sntira by Alexander
', ri o. w.osc pr.rrcs TOO well known to need be
er aud all vi which may be found IN the English anu
' SOL! Two or three pair Of fine r,ach Horses, and per-
I':y 'a, iii,.s WYATT C.tRDWELl,
W.ns :cr cr:ss rSe:e Of jatn Randolph, # kodaose
SY.:ro.'27 ..----------------- 4l-,1 ids
80, : NE.--WiH b. sold Saturday, the ID day Of
i.ir, mi, the next FAIR day thereafter sun
, -, dwelling house al the late John fnan decd,
raa'y sevrA miles south OF Inc
nt rl yI;rh sad lrccdcn: lived, containing SIX nun
m acres ihr;ca5outaJoul two hundred OF which,
:. e. ;nIej with cas, pine, &c-on the plantation
ao,.c in .ro! yep IT, co:umuious enough 10 acconmo-
fI!y with the usual necessary on, houses; also, good
w.. ~. several ell manfred io,acco lots, two upe
olc ,uun. peach orchard and va.ious other fruit trees.
r firm well "a;c" ra enclosed Win sooa fences. u s"'a
, anc lime anil place will be sold about two hundred and
% rs o Land, a"iain: the above mentioned tract, and
, .aI OF Amcal Garnet, james L. Melton ana Others
in III, Gold region and is said hy good Judges to
... portion Of that precious mcHl-Also, another small
H. n rr.Htiurc continuing about eleven acres, adoi-
ucs Anderson and others On this tract cspe
III s-a, ui Cot! llcrins The terms OF suie VIII
avahr the <t day o. October, 1851 and the bascc
mana! p.v:icnlSir purchaser giving bond win Soo
,u,y i Il decd Of the land TO secure The pay
. The land viii be Shown to any person, hy application 10
r,. gr.n i., Caps: james Anderson, or MI A"hoH? Al
the oyg""r premises. The above mentioned iTacls OF
vii b. the day OF safe and p!as exhibited
''4' N' - 80 WILLIAM a. MILLER,
Erceu,or # John PtimGn, drcraScd
80 5J-ldJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

James R;rrr ard k:n0-ha CompaHY.
fg the Board Il" Directors will be cId in RIcl
mond TUESDAY. the ah instant Prr>ons avir. Account
BE- presented requested 10 leave them al tic Glcc OF TIT
Nur / 52-lalN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

EEOI;ES ON THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
b u Monday. 9TH November.
MAIL Line leaves Richmond at "c"ek; A. ; NJ ar,
irving ia Washington tc same day III '''''e '"F '' '
o'clock train of cars TO Baltimore. ,
Eyrslyc LINE leaves Richmond at . : " r"ce' l.
Al Which is after the arrival ns the Steamboats, iT""
Norfk and Of the afternoon line Of stages from felcrs
burg. -, ;. p;l,,d
o,3J2ucIock, A. H. and the evening line at >" c"ck'
NJ after the arrival of the evening cars from ba'i
more. It,, e,,Lo,,.
r, phii,drInhin and at the Relay llousc, by the Bal
,more and Ohio Rail road cars by entering tins evening
Inc will arrive in Richmond by 10 , GncE Inc S ,o
cccdig morning. and in Petersburg by - CLICK s'e
same day. l'3-uJ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

r.7LU.3BLE PROPERTY For S5LE
HSITii wish self the subscriber o.t= i SALE his property
~ situated King William and known rs rfiI1: 'fr""
Mills couSu. OF large two story Mill house, WIN Two iuf {"
s,oncs--unc EsOpus lie "'hc: OF icn" h"rrwih ais aud
screen completes Gin and fir: Packing Press,
and rcw M all Of which co" order, ard ar" ""w do
pretty fair business ?inC 't"h 10 4" - per cent iT hrN
Oh , rr. hat y be taken iu the property 1h. plan n tho
{r j., believe, the approved III" gearing Ecn2 {" 900"
s,Ton. ron 81 IL" Mi! simple and :c" There
n,n attached Ia the m n:r excellent -ranary and zoo" "'c
ho.r snuy little lrn Sufficient for the Snn?o', OF small family
with neat Cling house. and all O"t houses mn<i
new yoin. ocal, and vineyard Of excellent lru This
ptr,;y is situated large stream AMI il within IL miles
Ayirtts, ilugin. little village.
wish SELL Also Lot q! Il acres OF Land nchT trn'h 'ce;E
nr.l:ous 50, and ricr ruati" Thrc>hne fachinc
~, >, i;y--yJwI JOHN STEER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18
Nov Is

OEJU,
attorney in Cul # H0mHs B. Tabb.
Nov IL J5-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

NOTICE-t; plrutipn will made The General Assembly.
sprr,n. Aaiu Bridge a Bridge be erected James
River al Richnlcnd, By the RailI"aa Company . 80
Octolrr i ir-tID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-18

Si5 900 W $*33Ss2 &c S7o,SSa &C
made law for these new co:'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

Particulars Of the late FrcShefs.-
Hardly mill is left without damage on
the Southunna Che southern arm of the
Pdmunkey,) and we believe scarcely n
bridge standing on the whole river.
Crewsville mills in Hanover oflily wears
antiquity, were carried away. SO were
six saw mills in circuit of 4 or > miles.
The corn has been exceedingly Injured :
totally destroyed where the grounds
were very low; and tue embanlt nents
constructed 10 repel the floods of The
Soothanna, overwhelmed.
On the Rivanna, the Columbia mills
and cotton mandatory, the property Of
the enterprizing Messrs. Timber:!le g..
MaSruder, are reported to have been
swept off. On Slate River in Buciiing.
ham, the flood was enormous, and the
damage very great, in crops, fixtures, and
we Imagine, bridges and mills.
1t is supposed that from the line of
the Blue Ridge. every stream emptying
into James River, was greatly woilen g.,
The loss very great. The Ecuthanna was
six Feet higher than the highest floods
OF modern date. Beaverdam Creek, SO
celebrated lor its red, fertile lands, was
also s feet higher than ever known. and
the farmers on It's banks suffered i'm
mensely. The works constructed by Mr..
Warwick at the Beaverdam farm. TO bri-
die the fury of the Creek, themselves
sunk under its fury. Capt. Heth's fine
low grounds at Dover, submerged. and
a splendid crop Of tobacco totally lost.
His neighbor below, Gen. Peyton, and
above, DR. Trent, were serious sufferers,
the former especially. Many a noble
field OF tobacco and corn besides these.
persisted.
But the saddest wreck of all is the ca.
nal III the Maiden's Adventure section.
The banks torn to peices, the bridges in
some cases washed off, and the channel
choked up with mud and sand Rich
mond Wig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

Georsia.-The Van Buren, party in Sa =
v"nnah have formed an association and pub
iished resolutions, in which il is said that
The friends OF the Constitution and Laws, the
true republican party and opponents 10 the
nominee Of General jackson desire 10 car
ny the election Of President into the House of
representatives.. is now evident that
General Harrison can be elected Ivy the peo-
pie and Mr.. Van Barren cannot. 1t is there
inrc ms friends who are trying 10 defeat an
election by The people aud carry it into the
House, and we now state il as an undouhted
fact, that Tie only hope INDUCED by the Van
Ruren party is to succeed il the House Of
Representatives,, and by free use of Trea,
sury fdCiliiies-N J. Star.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county Of Augusta.
on Monday the 9th day of ST. ptcu-
bar, 1886
Abraham Hanna, piaiutiG-against
John New, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance, and given security accord
ing TO the act Of Assembly, and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an in
habitaot Of this country it is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here
on the first dag Of the next Term NOph
OF Nov.) and answer the Bin Of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some nesspa per
printed in Stanton, for eight weeks sue
cesslveIy, and posted at the front door OF
the Court house Of Augusta county.
a copy-Teste.
42J NIGHTS G. KINNEY. C. G
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

PENNsYLvANIA.-The New Berlin
Star of the 9th ult. saws: 1--WE believe
it is generally admitted that Gen. Harri-
iison and Francis Granger will get the
majority III Pennsylvania but our oppo-
nen's are unwilling TO believe that it
VIII DE 10000. Judging, however, by
tne signs of the times, it is not improba
bic that the old Hero ana Statesman will
get upwards of 10000 majority. The
true jackson men are all falling into the
ranks Of Harrison. In the borough of
Milton, scvcnfyfr staunch jackson. men
go for the Hero of Tippecanoe. The
cause Of the People is rolling on"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

No where is prescription for political
offences carried so far as in tins city. -
Not only do the laborers employed on
the public buildings feel the tyranny of
the party, hut il even invades the
communion and intercourse between the
subordinates OF Government and the re-
failing merchants. An office holder " IN
scarcely buy thing at the shop of man
Who IS known to oppose Van Buren,. -
Washington SIN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

MmAcULsUs EscAPE-We learn
that the Hon. Henry Clay, not long
since, made a most miraculous escape
from an awful death, while going over
and making an examination OF his farm,
after long absence from home. Enter
ing on horseback field in which ia
yorite short horn Bull was grazing, the
animal rushed towards him with greet
fury, attacked the horse on which he
was riding, and killed him in an instant.
MIR. Clay was thrown to some distance
by the conclusion, but was fortunately
enabled to regain his feet and reach a
place Of safety, before the bull could re-
new his attack Phil Saturday Chroa.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

The Decision Of Chief Justice Horn
6lo'oer npon Stare Propcrty.-Et may not
be amiSs TO state that the decision of
Chief Justice Hornhlowrr, about which
30 much has been said. is as follows =
LIST, That the law Of Congress regulating
the arrest Of fugitive slaves is unconsti:u-
tonal because no power is given by the
constitution 10 Congress for ltgisIating on
the subject. 2i. That every person,
~ hite or black, free or slave. is entitled
10 tiiai by jury in New Jersey. 81.
That the color Of person should no
longer be considered presumptive evil
dencc Of slavery in that State
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
VIRGINIA

fiNN'lNiA
AZ rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
'ircul' superior Court ot Law and Chan
Gerry, ior The county OF Augusta. on Men
day the 5th day Of September. 1896
Negh Harvey Mcdowell, Georre Blake
more, Geo. Messersmitn, D.vi1 Andrews
and Samuel Lambert, plaintiffs,
against
Margaret Miller, widow, and Henry Mii;er.
John Miller, Ssmue; Miller. Willium Mil
Ter, James Miller. IE!,.- beth nc Dow ell
wife of Hugh Harvey Mcdowell, Samuel
Miller, jeremiah Miller. Frances 81 Her,
Mary MIer, s, Robert miller, (chi!dren
:; heirs OF Robert n i.le-, decd, who VAS
one Of The heirs q! GanAtl hi;ile-, dcc'G )
oil infants under The age of2l yea.s, Charles
cameron Francisco, infant heir If Nancy
francisco late miller, one OF the heirs Of
lhe said Samuel Miller, decd, Margaret
Cameron, infant child Of Margaret Came
ron, decd, late Miller, one a. the heirs of
the said Samuel Mller, decd, and the
said Hugh Harvey TcDowcil and Henry
Mitier, as Administrators Of the said Sam
uel Miller, deed, Defendants,
IN CHhNCERY.
nc defendants. Samuel Miller, William
" Her and Samuci il! lie, Jeremiah Miller.
FRANCES Miller, Mary Miller. AL Il .,cr:
ElI,ier, infsnt Children and heirs of robert
Miller, decd who was one of the heirs Of
Samncl Miller, decd. not having entered
their appearance and given security accord
ing Ia the eel of Assembly, ana The rulcs uf
Tins Court, and il appearing ~ satisfactory
evidence, that they are not Inhabitants Of ,bis
country IL is ordered, that The said defend
anis do appear here on the srst day Of tho
ncX' term, (l0th OF Nov'r.) and answer the
hii OF the plaintiffs, and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in come newsna-
per printed in S,aun!on, fcr cieb, weeks sue
cess!vciy, and posted al The front door e the
court house Of Augusta county.
CoPy-1'este,
42l Y. c. KINNEY. 8,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

The Treasury Circular The circular
is doing its work in the West. The O.
bio Atlas says
The effect is seriously felt in every
department Of business but it operates
eery oPprcssively upon the poor. No
accommodations can be had, on any
terms, from any Of the moneved institu-
tions every dollar in specie that comes
into the hands OF the former is laid up.
or appropriated - the purchase Of land.
Money Of every description is with
pra"n from circulation there is not half
enough specie in circulation TO accom-
modate the change. Persons come to
The stores with their S and So bills.
aud buy dozen needles to get the
change in specie"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
VIRGINIA

a rules held in the Clerks Office ~ lhe
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta county, September the
9th, 1886.
Cenrge Rankin, James Rankin, William
Gibson and Polly his wife, Adam Grove
and Arm his " fe, heirs and representatives
of Isaac Rankin, deed and Joseph Ran,
kin, plaintiffs,
against
W illiam w. Donaghc in his own right and
rs administrator dc tonis non oil hugh
Donaghe, decd, James Donaghe, Sarah
Wood, late DonaShe, heirs and legal rep
resentativcs OF said Hugh Donaghe, decd
------------ heirs and legal representa-
tiyes Of Hugh NJ. Donaghe, deed, John
Nichol and Elizabeth his wife, James
Campbell and Margaret his wife, Robert
a. Benson and Sarah his wife, John Cour-
sey and Polly bis wife, John Donaghe and
Thomas Dunaghe, heirs and legal repre-
sen!atives oi John Donaghe, decd, de-
PENDANTS.
legal representatives of Hugh NJ. Donache,
decd, and james Donaghc, not hav ing CO.
tered their appearance and given security
according TO the act Of Assembly, and the
rules OF this Court, nno il appearing Ivy aa;-
iSidctory evidence, that they arc not inhahit-
na's of this commonwealth II IS ordered
that they appear heic on the Isl day Of the
next term, Ooh Of NovemLcr,) and an
S"er the supplemental hiI Of tie plaintiffs,
and that copy OF this order be forthwith in.
serted IN the newspaper printed in Staunton.
Tor two months successfully. and pnsled ri
The front door Of the cour, house of Augusta
county.
Copy-Tes!e,
42l N. {. KINNEY, c. c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

'hough' II best 10 make application for nc.
oun'hry AMI TO carry on The Operations ui The
society; the consequence has been il Lns,.l,cn
nearly one hall Of my income Ia sustain !,
There will be a considerable deficiency his
year, probably ) 10 5000 dollars. --That the
condition OF The society may pass into other
hands IN heathiul state, have set anart
len thousand dollars for its use as may he
wanted. Should the liberal friends of the.
cause meet the deficiency OF the present year.
as feel confidence they will, then the sum
named Can he kept entire for future opera.
TONS"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
VIRGINIA..

fihNIIN I u
Al rules held in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for the county of Augusta, on tho
5ih day of Sept. 1896.
Thomas Atkinson, plaintiff,
against
George 4. Holloway in his own right ord
as Administrator OF Edmund B. Eiol!n
way, decd, Edmund Birchcti and Martha
his wife, and others, defendants
The defendant, George h. Holloway, not
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curly according to the act of Assembly,, and
the rules OF this Court, and il appearing l,y
satisfactory violence that he is rot an inhal,-
liant oi ;hi0 commonwealth: II is ordered
that the said George K Holloway 80 appear
here on the first day Of thc next term, (Nov.
l0!h,) and answer The amended bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy Ct this order he
published for two months successfully, in
ih' Siaunton Spectator. and posted nj The
front door Of the court house Of Augusta
county.
n Copy-Teatc,
42l n. c, KINNEY, c C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

pect OF success. is settled prjnci.
pie and fundamental one too, that
me people arc capable of self govern
meht and as power is always steal
ins from The many TO the few" i; he.
hoo'eS the Republican party to be visi-
lan' always watching with an eve that
never w'Rks, and pursuing with a wing
that never tires, the enemies TO the true
ana proper location of this power, in or
DER 10 Keep ii where the God of nature
intended it should BE-.
A DEMOCRAT.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
NOTICED.

Those persons whose notes hold for
PURCHASES made at my sale, are request
ed to call and make payment, OIL or be.
fore the September Augusta County
Court next. Those who fail TO comply
with this notice, may expect thereafter
TO find their notes in the hands Of Conn
sci Tor collection. J. DOLD.
Sept. Is, 1886.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
Erom ~ pcnsncnLn cn.llle -r....... no

From the Pensacola Gazetie, august 90.
About the middle Of last month, General
Gaines sent an officer of the United States
Army into Texas 10 reclaim some deserIers
lie found them already enlisted in the Tex
an service 10 the number of two hundred
'hey stu wore the uniform of orr army,
but refused, OF course, to return. The com,
rnander al The Texan forces was apnled to
To enforce their return but kfs opiy rcplv
was, that the soldiers might go, but he had
M authority TO send them back This is q
new view Of our Texan reIalions
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

The Danrille AGair-We learn that
Messrs. James NJ. Smith and Marcellus
Bell, who were charged with an assault.
&c. on MIR. Thomas A. Terry, of Dan
vile, were on Saturday last admitted 10
bail, by the examining court of Pit,syl-
vania, in the sum of $4,000 each, with
SureIies in the like sum.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
w a NE

y FIRST RATE CHAIR MAKER
viii find constant employment, and the
highest wages, upon application TO the
Subscribers. They also wish to pur-
chase from one TO two thousand feet of
INCH POPLAR, and one or two loads
Of good Hickory y Maple, suitable for
chair stufis.
ARMISTEAD g. HOLMES.
Staunton, Sept. Is, iS36.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
II GDEHdE
z3 Farmers 81 ofEsc2.g.

' j wish to purchase, during .l;s season,
100000 Bush. of Wheat,
for cash. We are also prepared and rca.
ny al al! times, TIC pay she highest marie,
si price in ChsH Tor FLOUR or othec
produce generally.
Orr stock of GEs'ogegSes NJ 81
preaching season will be found 10 be
large and extensive, and every induce
mont offered 70 those wishing to pur.
chase either for cash or barter, Weare
receiving, and shall continue 10 do SO
until we get Up 1909 Sa"ks SALT.
and 500 Tons PLASTER. = iai we
may never be ct Of either Of those arti-
cIes--isrcry at'eniio2 vi! BE paid 20
receiving Goods Oh Storage, and forward
ing IS directed
STAPLES. TYLER {. CO.
(@Wacat we should be glad 10 re-
ceiv', carly 10 the SEASON.
Sco;ts'iIe. Aug. ii, js3G.-Gt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

1t is stated in the Army and Navy Chron-
lcle Ih"l the late Col. IIiele.nan insured his
lie to the amount of six thousand dollars in
the Lie Insurance Office in Baltimore. By
the JudicIuus appropriation of email annual
sum, This gallant officer has thus been ena-
hied TO make provision to the amount stated,
Tor his otherwise dependent widow and six
children.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
The n. Orleans Bee, Of IA late date, saws

The y. Orleans Bee, Of late date, SAYS
a letter received in town states that II YES
sci Of "ar will soon arrive of the Balize,
with orders TO convey vessels destined for
The ports OF Iampice, Meiamoras, &c.
: This is as II should bc, Even at this late day
1T will serve as salulnry check upon those
who feel disposed to offer any indigniiy to
the unrrned American flag. The question
WIN now bo tested as regards the Texan
'i!"ckado "i hiciamoFas. ii will be difficult
'ior them TO keep provisions out Of that port .
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

Important to Fdrmers.-The editor of
the Cambridge Chronicle mentions the
fact that some wheat of The last crop,
10 all appearance fair. ,oiH not ree.cfaie.
Two experiments have placed this truth
hey a doubt" Farmers should look
to it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

GA Five Dollar Note, purportine
TO be Of "thc Bank Of Gcorgcto,cn, Dis
trict Of Columji0," was shown TO us on
Saturday, as having been received by e
person in business in this city as a gem
inc note. There has never been any
such bank in the District Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

Dredd StufA.-W Wheat and -four continue
unusually high in this market, as may be
seen by our subsequent report According
to tie American The best prices vet obtained
Tbs season for wheat were realized Yesterday
Tor portion OF the last years crop OF our
former fellow citizen. Captain b. Me
lick, now on Chesapeake bay. His white
wheat sold for 81, 40, and his read for 81, 20
per bushcI.-Baii. Pat.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15

Col: " IN. II. Harley of Smyth. one Of
.ne Electors on the Wing Ticket. hav-
ing removed from this State, the Central
committee have substituted Andrew NJ.
fulton, of Smyth, in his place.