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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-26
VIRGIN VIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for Augusta county, on Monday the
I'd October, 1897
james c. Shipmaa and Frarcis Erwin,
plainiilfs-against
Margaret Miller, widow ofSamuel Miller,
deceased, and the heirs and representatives,
OF the said Samuel Miller, 10 wit: Hugh
H. Mcdowell and Elizabeth his wife,
Henry nj ilIer, John Miller, Samuel Mil,
Ter, William Miller, James Miller, Sam
uel Miller, Jeremiah Miller, Frances
Miller, Mary KILLER and Robert NJ iller,
the said Samuel, Jeremiah, Frances, Ma
ry and Robert being infant children Of
Robert Miller, deceased, who was one of
the heirs of the said Samuel NJ iller, deco =,
Charles G. francisco, infant heir of II an
cy Francisco, decd, late Nancy Miller,
one of the heirs of The said Samuel Miller,
and Margaret Cameron, infant heir Of
Margaret Cameron, deceased, who was
also an heir Of the said Samuel NJ Her, de-
ceased, defendants.
The defendant Samuel Miller, one Of The
heirs of the said Samuel Miller, deceased.
not having entered his appearance, and given
security according TO The Act of Il sSembly,
and The Rules Of this Court & ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inha-
hIlant oil this Commonwealth II is ordered,
that The said defendant do APPEAR here ON the
20ih day of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order he forthwith inserted in the Stanton
Spectator, newspaper printed in Staunton,
Tor two months successfully, and posted at
The trent door OF the Courthouse of Augusta
county.
A copy-Teste,
46l NICH'S G. KINNEY, C. c.
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SCHOOL.

MRS. L. JEFFERSON RAN
DOLPH and Miss MARY JANE LEWIS
have opened School at Edgehill in the
county OF Albemarle, five miles east of
for TWENTY young La
dies.
Board for the scholastic year Of
ten months. including bedding,
washing, fuel, lights and sta.
tionary. $3.50
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geography with the
use OF the Globes, Grammar.
History, Rhetoric, Compost
ton, Astronomy, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Botany and
Chemistry, 40
French, "a
Italian, 81
Piano with the use Of the instrument. 80
Guitar, 81
Drawing. "a
The School will commence on .he
10Th of September. One half Of the
Board and Tuition fee will be required
in advance, the residue on the 18th oil
February. Young ladies entering pre-.
vious TO the 10Th of February, will be
charged in proportion TO time.
The School will be conducted by Miss
LEWIS and the Misses RALpoLPu. The
number will under no circumstances ex.
coed twenty. They will be received
and treated in every respect as members
Of the family their health, their moral.
and their manners will be particularly
attended TO. The house is commodious
and the situation one Of the most salu
brious in the upper country.
4S~Letters may be directed to MIR. o
Mrs. T. j. Randolph. Everet,sville, AL
bemarle county.
Octr 9, lS37.-St
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PU BLEC SALE.

AeREEABLY TO the last will and tesla ,
ment of Anthony Tuck, deceased, will
offer foT sale, on the premises, on short
credit, to be made known on the day of
sale, On the 9th day of November next,
A TRACT OF LAND
containing about 70 acres, lying in the
lower end OF Rockbridge county, near
the Augusta line. The title is consider.
ed indisputable, but will only convey
such as is vested in me as executor.
All persons holding claims against the
estate will please present them, well au-
thenticated for settlement.
JOHN McFADDEN, Ex'r.
Oct'r 80, 1897. q
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V A l. u A Ii l. T.
Real 81 Personal Property
FOR SALE.
.-eGo-

By virtue Of deed of trust executed
to me by Robert Steele, bearing date
the Sd day of July, 1897, and duly re-
corded in the offices of the County Courts
of Augusta and Rockbridge, aud OF sub
sequent authority given to me by the
said Steele, shall, Tor the purposes OF said
trust, proceed to sell, to the highest bid
der, at public auction, at Midway, in the
county OF Augusta, near the Rockbridge
line, about six miles above Greenville,
OH Tuesday the 9TH of November next,
A certain Tract or Parcel of
Land,
part lying and being in the county of
Augusta, and a part in the county Of
itockbridge, containing by estimation
about 600 acres, adjoining the lands of
DR.. A. Nj. Hit, J. Steele, it,. William
Moore, Robert Mccormick aud Others
being the tract on which the said Steele
now resides.
Also, the following &E.GEtE$:-
Sam. Tom, another boy Sam, Toney,
Jenny, negro girl Jenny, Henry, Julia
Ann, Alexander and Leander, and re-
versionary interest in slave named
! Barnes. Also,
Three Mich Cows and two
Calves, 2 three year cid Coils,
together with large quantity OF
valuable Household and Kitchen
Furniture, & Farming Utensils,
named 6 described in said deed.
TERMs-The land will be sold for
one-third in cash, the balance in equal
payments Of one and two years. and q
lien retained on the land for the securi
ty of the deferred payments The per.
sonal property on credit of nine months
the purchaser giving bond and approx
ed security.
Also, at The same time s. place. and credit
6 D M q T. E s.
One yearling Colt, one sorrel
Poney, and one bay Mare.
The title TO a.! the above property i:
believed to be unquestionable, but acting
as trustee, will convey such title only
as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
JOHN NEWTON Trustee.
Sept'r 81, 1897.
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NOTICE..

HAVE placed all my bonds and ac
counts in the hands of CHAPMAN .JonN.
SON and WIN. B. KAYsER, Esq's. Those
indebted TO me will please make imme.
date payment, as it is indispensable.
JOHN y. GARRETT.
August g. 1887.
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR

Tile Spectator is published veekly, 6y
HARPER 81 SosEY, NJ T'wo Dollars u
year, if pail in adUance, or Tro Doltors
md fiJty Cents, inter The erpiration of
Tie first sir months.
Hopper WILDE discontinued until oH
1rTe0TogeS are paid.
%" ADVERTISEMENT mol czceed;no
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter are in
serted three weeks for one doHor each
continuance after, twenty. free cents. Lar
gerodUertiScmeafSiH lie same promotion
AH letters must be 'roSt paid "
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+ r e S III
DrW 81 Medicines.

The subscribers having pur-
chased the Drug and Medi>
@,T cine Store of DIR. John b. Gar.
GA rett, will hereafter carry on
the BUSINESS under the firm
of DR.. EDMUND BERKELEY s. Co.
in the house occupied by DIR. Garrett,
nearly opposite the Printing Office, and
one door east of MIR. Benz. Crawford's
store. and respectfully solicit tue patron
age of the old friends Of the establish
ment, and Of the public generally.
They are daily expecting supplies OF
E'AESA MBDTCxNE S,
and every article in the Drug line, such
as A'NSasS, Otis, Eege-SFasgs,
and variety of FANCY ARTICLES,
all of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
The subscribers beg leave to call the
attention Of the Physicians and country
Merchants OF the western portion of the
Valley to their Establishment, as they
intend to sell on as good terms to pune
tual customers as any other establishment
in the state.
a more particular enumeration of tn
articles vii! appear as soon as possible.
EDMUND BERKELEY,
VIM. w. DONAGHE.
Staunton, June 10, 1897.
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w a Y ~ r. HOTEL,
STAUNTON, VA

EzxR TINS Establishment has late
T1TM ly undergone thorough re-
lsIa@S pair, aud is in complete order
for the accommodation of travellers. The
opposition LIME OF STAGES
from Richmond to the Warm Springs
stops at this House.
The proprietor has provided himself
with good and attentive Servants His
Rooms are airy and comfortable Beds
in good order. and he will at all times
furnish his Table with the best the
country may afford.
In fine, no attention shall be wanting
TO make all those comfortable who ma,
please to favor him with call.
JOHN III. GIBBS.
August "a, 1887.
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IIEIFER'S TEATS,

n Remedy for Sore Nipples.
a late invention to prevent the dis.
Pressing pain and suffering TO which
mothers afflicted with sore Nipples are
liable. The simplicity of this oontri-
vance, and the very great relief afforded
by it, must recommend itself to the attcn-
ton of those who suffer from the above
mentioned cause.
DIR. COOKIES
ODONTALGIC EXTRACT
For the tooth ache-and
ESisC!axle OF E.'c0S0fe,
for cleansing and preserving the teeth
and gums, and for purifying the breath.
Carpenters Compound EN-
tract OF Rome Set,
A valuable remedy in intermittent and
remitteht fevers.
SwAINI's & McLANE's VERMI
FUGE.-SwAIM's PANACEA,
long celebrated remedy in Scrofulous
diseases, diseases OF the skin generally
and variety of chronic affections de-
pendent on what is usually called impu-
ri;y of the blood.
.BWtSAEss's Specific Ointment,
used in the cure of White Swellings,
Glanduiar Tumours, Sore Legs. Whit
lows or Felons, Pains, letters, &c.
Buffers EDeroeScent .aperient
.Magnesi0.
EOgaaE's ESesf Cigars.
F'oR SALE BY
DIR. t. BERKELEY & Co.
Stanton, June %, 1897.
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a List of Letters

iG in the Postonice at S,aun-
st Of October, 1887.
lstead Catherine Keller
les Ches. Kinney, jr.
ruce Arch. S Kinney
y Michael Livick
otis Col. j Lerow
n Rachel e Lewis
Jesse Lincoln
'erley BENZ. Lamb
Catharine Long
wn Susan Martin
Benz. Morris
iouD Jacob MohIer
"a DIR. f w Mensching
I'd William Martin
ord Robert l. Moore
Curry Rebecy Maccutchion
Samuel McCadden
e Mary G McCuen
on Sarah Nicholson
Franklin ID. Points
nbers George Paris
ny Isaac Potter
Court Ann PenGell
erty Okey Quick
uSon Robert Reed
'uglas J G. Raynes
ri Henry Ransbarger
on A bsolom Runels
skriGge Eloner Ru,ledge
.ler DIR. e II Stribling
burn George K Snap
razier Erasmus Stribling
Anderson Sprouse
er Dabney Shelton
Jacob Smith
Mary Sheets
r Andrew Sheets
Capt Re. Swink
Der Samuel Splitter
e jacob Sheets
ayes HorIis Sites
* Hugh w Shelley
pkins Gen. Winfield Scott
Thomas Thompson
John S Thompson
IF Abraham Teabo
Founiin Taylor
ley Jacob EanIear
cad Thomas Warner
iris Francis While
phries DIR. Addison w addell
eiskell John Woods
skell Robert Wilson
hospital Thomas Walters
lson Mathew nj Woods
len John ID Williams
Jacob Warwick
acksOD william Wissen
l.. TREMPER, p. NJ.
2.
; applying or sending to :he
Dr. letters, &c. will please
nd the change, as no credit
Tor Letters. Charging let.
ded with much trouble and
letlmes with ill will.
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F OR S ALE.

A second hand CarPia ge.
Very little worn, with good Harness =
1t viii be sold very low, and liberal
credit given. Enquire at this Office.
Sept. 81, 1887.
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K0yOrOne0 SeneiaaU s'v.

TIE thirteenth session of this Insti
tuition vii! commence on the LIST NJ onday
OF November, and close on the last day O.
March next. Terms and regulations the
same as heretofore
Staunton, Ocrr IL, 1897. St
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a List of Letters

REMAINING in the Post Office a
Waynesborough, Va on the 3lst day O
September, 1887.
LansIot Butler David Moss
Martha ID Bunch John Mohett
George r. Craig George Patterson
Harriet Carroll Benz Robertson
Pleasant Cooper Anna Robertson
JsW Dickinson Anne A Robertson
Rev. Zen. Freeman Mrs. Smith
J D Gregory Rich'd Terrell
John Grom John Taylor
Doct. J Hanger VIM d Trainer
DR.. r. II Henry Rebecca Vance
Francis Heir Doct. Waylan
i homas Harris Edm. A. Wayland
David Johnson Lewis Wavland
Samuel Leake Joseph Woods
Robert Mitchell
ABRAHAM LYNN. p M
Octr IL, 1887.
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ATTENTION!

The Courts of Enquiry for the Bend
Regiment Virginia Militia will be held
on the following days, TO wit For the
LIST Battalion on the 10th day Of Novem
Der next for the Cd Battalion on the
l7th-aud the Regimental Court or The
18th Of November--at the usual places
OF holding said Courts.
FRANKLIN McCUE.
Colonel 32d Regt Va Militia.
Oct'r 5, 1897.
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Valuable Slaves
T. OR - A u

L y Il , y i Z =.
WILL be sold, for Cash, before the
door of the Wayne Tavern, in the town
of Staunton, oil Friday The 10Th day of
November next, (beibg the first day OF
the Superior Cetnt for the county of
Augusta,) ssEsVMM SLAVES
belonging to the estate of Jesse Dold
deceased, consisting Of two meu, one
woman, and four likely children.
SAM'L CLARKE, Admir-.
Oct'r 5, 1887.
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assg44sssssHs The Courts Of Enquiry for
Easy the 93d Regiment Of Virginia
Militia will be held, for the LIST Battal.
ion in Greenviile, on the ID day OF No
ycinOer next; for the I'd battalion Oh
The 3D., in Middlebrook, and the Regi-
mental Court OH the 9TH Of November,
at the house of John ShaDDons.
WM. WILSON,
Col. ODD Regt. Y. NJ.
Oct'r 10. 1887.
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REMAINING in the Postoflice at S,aup.
ton on the LIST Of October, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

iuYe change 10 tsiton. ,erso al poliiltal, nor
alter any opluon b5ge heretofore expressed ar en-
tcaa1ed. ! desire nothing from the Government
az the People. Ny only ambition = 20 do my duty
and shdi foll1v ehen,yffiba may lead, regardless
like Of aific,nentsor 1anfahies personal OF pnn
cal. | know tuh VEL lif responsibility lave as
nflc1. Sc tlrarls The magnitude aud the lhizatd
u the CRISIS, and tbedaaaef 81 coilflng the exeeu-
on Of measures which take ieepa RESPONSE
hilify, 10 those IN whom hdre reason to have any
-peeia cofd lence. BIT allthis deers me not, whr''
believe lal the pernamrn nj interest Of the country
Is involved. N course Is fxef. 90 forward. II
The Administration recomnlend wiai ! approve On
tins great question. will cheeiay give my support ;
ifntt shall oppose; bur, in opposing, shall feel
bound to suggest what | brlieyeto be The proper
measure and which shall be ready 10 back, be the
responsibility what may, looking only she conn-
Try. aud NOT stopping 10 estimate whether tie heneh
shall cnnre either 10 the Administration or the OPP
pu.liIun.
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I'D HyVYEs
~ 4 hItja
EsE5zEx.8ssEE K'Es1zs.

fE'llESE PIN, hive long hr"a ,n'Wo, nd anpy.
q Grated for Ihcr extraordinary and nucla,
powers Of restoring perfect healt. 10 persons suffer
ing nudrf nearly every kind ot itlsp2se to wirl the
human lrunr is llabr.
In many hundred nf crrlilica'crl nsirrcr. ibry
have even rescued sufferers .hrs iro ihr YER ,trg-
ofan uuilnciy gravr alrr ail t.ir deceptive, nnslrum'
Of the ia ) had utterly larl and to many tllrn>au'
ihcy have permanently secured .il unorn cnjny
meni Of health, without which life tscit Is but 4
partial blessing. 81 ercal Indeed. ins their rhirry
invariably 4 inliillibly proved. that il bias appeatl
scarcely less Than miraculous 10 those who Wsnrm.
acquainted with the beautiful philosophical prnc-
pies On which ihfN are compounded, aud IN VIM
they consequently act.
The proprietor rrjoiccs in The opportunity at"t
drd BIS The universal diffusion al he fla PRESS m
placing lis a;ti 's'siiLs FEELS snhlnh
hno" ledge aud reach OF ever, indivturi IN the o"'
munity. Unlike the host Of pcrneroils qnack'nf'
which boast Of vegetable ingredients. these fV'
are purely and SpieiY rceeiIbi>. and contain n,r'
Mercury, Anfn"ny, Ar-til;r, nor any other mInrr'I
IN any form whatever. They rntir.iy conr""
ed OF extracts from rare and powerful ptuiS. rheui
Tues OF which. though lnng known Ia several Indian
tribes. and recently 10 siinr eminent phaunarenIH"
chemists are altogether unknown 10 the ignorant pc
tenders to medical science. and wee never ml""
administered in happily eiIicac,ous combine
ton.
Wherever these pills have been once inr"in'..
into f,nllly, they become u standing remedy "1
called for again and again, which i, snhciehf pro"
OF their good qualities.
1t Is a truth, that almost every person VINO ia
ever used Peters Vegetable Pills. recommend ih'n
to their friends & il is from this crcusstaucea0 AIN
that they have gained such AN unrvallcd rpA'
ton.
When taken according to the directions accom-
panyns them they are highly beneficial IN the pre-
veuton and cure Of bilious everS, fever and ar,W'
dyspepsia, liver complaints. sick headache JaHO
dice, asthma, tlropsy rheumtirSm enlargement
the spleen piles, cranp and bilious choic. ten'S
distractions. heartburn. pleurisy. iufreh tongue. W
tention of the stomach & bowels, incipent tiarrhfA
tiaulencc, habitual coslveness luss of appel"
blofched s,,llow conplexion and Ia all cases
torpor of the bowels. whrn caihar,c oran awrep
is needed They have the testimony of the "HH
medical profession in hrravor, while not a 'hsI
Of i'll consequences ineiiicacy, be alf-'
agnst them. ,
Prepared by JOS Pres,ly Peters, NJ. d. al U,
Institution. for the cure Of obstinate diseases
means of Vegetable remedies, No. 1919, LpeN
street New York. Each box contains 40 llN-
price 80 cents. -
More than two millions of boxes of these cefO,
ted Pills, have been sold in the United States III"
January 1885. ~.
DIR. Peters has received upwards Of fifteen nun,
certificates, all given in consequence oil INC
done by his Medicines.
For sale by
sTABLER: and -'s'
ID. r. LYMAN, )
Lynchbure, Norembcr IS "o'"
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 3


Auotbor dreadful accident has oecored upon our
waters which have lately heroine The scene OF so ma
nv hearrending and appalling catastrophe ne
steamer Monmouth le his pori about y "eeh since
laden with several hundred Indians, portion of he
enierang Greek tribe, as passengers. IN ,faseii'hg
M the Mississippi through Prophet Island Bend, she
was met by the ship Trenton in By the steamer
Warren defending the river. II was after dark, be-
ing near clock At night, although the msnian-
agpmen OF the officers aud the obseury Of the scene
collision took place between the meeting vessels and
the Monmouth Immediately sunk from the violence Vt
The conclusion. Out of the large number OF lnii-
ans OH board near three hundred persisted. neither
any of HE crew were saved or have not learned
The msap Is ascribed chiefly 10 The neglect OF the
Ulcers of the Monmouth. She running in a
pant of the stream where, by the usage Of the river,
and the rule, of the Mississippi navigation, she bad
no right 30. aud where, OF course, the descending
tow did not expect meet her. Here Is another evil
dcnce of the gross carelessness OIL class oil men to
whose charge we often commit our personal safety
and precious lives. b"tet"'
The fearful responsibility for this vast sacrifice Of
human life rests The contractors Tor emiaratihg
the Creek Indians The ayaricions disposition to in
crease the profits the speculation first induced
the charterine ofroucn, old and unseaworlhy boats
because they were of class 10 be procured chcapIy
and then to make those increased profits still larger
the Indians packed upon these crazy vessels in
cuch crowds. that not the slightest regard seems to
have been paid TO their safety, comfort, even de-
cency. The crammed condition OF the decks and
cabins offensive to every sense and feeling, and
kept the poor in state unfit for human be-
ines. Six hundred were damned into this boat. lthe
Monmouth aud three hundred of them have perish
ed True american.
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FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 10
AN TMPOST OR DE'rEfprEn

A lew days since well dressed man eutcr.I,t.
Drug store of Dr. COOKE. in this place. am,
ed stereoyped certificate signed and onnre,s,n.,
IN the most Authentic and imposing manncr .,.,
'hal the individual, whose name-rrpresenrpd nv
." Tour anu twenty coESOnanis all in ,on"h,d A.
iancc to ATTENUATION BY any civilized b.,t, b.l
been Polish PARROT, and had suffered man, b,J
ships tor liberty and national Independence and w.
now an exile from his i'll Jared country. &c n,
COOKE, on reading the brirt, called from an odn,,
my room young Pole, employed as anas.lsr,l IN
his store, whn glad 10 meet cenpalrof. addressed
the stranger IN The language Of his ronnrry The
Stranger however. did moi seem 10 rrjoce much al,
finding countrynau. The Polish accents >rrn-I
to CRATE upon his ear. his conntrnaure fell and IN,
Whole conduct Indicated thai lac WIS an ,noslor
lie could NOT utter Il word The langulgr an uad.
his escape as quickly rs possible. We rrsrer In,
he was not handed over 10 HE c,,ii AUTHORITY n,
is we understand. an ita'ian lr.pa
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HsllsslA AaSvEsapN.

hN FRIDAY evening thr l7lh will sell n can
~ die hght. valuable selection ol Medical Bucks.
consisting ~ pant OF Gouds Fmcll>e Of Medicine,
DavisS do Bichls General Anaiony, "a rare work, }
Bucks Medical jurisprudence, Glhson's Surgery,
Magyrr's Midwifery, con aiming - splendid ensrav.
tnes, Iiai on the Blood Charles Bill on Surgery.
Burues Midwifery, Goods Boo, OF Nature. Dorsey ;,
Cooper, Hamilton NJ, reury. &c &c. Also vi
liable lot oi Novels, all o which be the morn
ine before the sale CHARLES PHELPS.
NDyrtu1rrD ttl1
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PRosFFcTs ~ MIssIssiPrr.-The Nashville Re-
publican OF the Sd instant says: Judge lulin- has
declined running for Congress in Mississippi and T.
J. Word of pontotoc has been substituted ON the
Wing ticket The Wings of the State are in hirh
spirits. The election takes place next Montlav.-
Mcssrs Claiborne and Ghoson have addressed q cir
cular their constituents. stating that the House Of
Representatives determined that they were curillcd
10 their seats for the whole Congress- and they should
accordingly retain Them
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EDTT. DsVEEs u. WEIR.

HEANIN'd tcrmiucd Ia locate himself at Mount
i J. Airy. Pittsy lyania county, Offers his procs-
sonal services his friends and the public generally,
aud hopes BY unremi,ted attention 10 merit portion
of the public patronage.
~" lie may be found Al the Store of Col VIM.
i. Smlih, when nos professionally engaged.
Oct. % 1 II
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Pointing .Sadhr.--'rhe Muncy p.nnA ~,
graph says iha, Mr.. Robert Cooke of ,L,, .,H
latcley threw ice SNAKE from his stomach i, i'A,e
OF vomiting. II WIS six ne he. IN l,nelb ,"I :"
mouse col'r, supposed to be Young water sn,,.
In hunting, some weeks ago. be Stopped To ,rnl
aspiring, and lie thinks he must have ,wall,v.I;,"
that time. WI"
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WELL PGT.-1he Treasury IS. the People.-
The farmers Of \. Windsor. Orange county. y. Y.
adopted at a late meeting the following resolution -
Resolved. That pampering the Treasury wolves
with corn. and feeding the sheep with hnsks i. bad
system of farming, aud the Government will find it
out next Shtdri8e time"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

ARoLToNIsM DIsCoMFIFEp.-An Anti-Slaye,
Convention was recently held at Alton, Illinois m,
ooect OF the call was to up an excitement on HE
SUBJECT OF abolition, under the guise of advocating
Tree discussion When the delegates assembled
ana the officers were appointed ccmmttcewa, de-