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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

.i ,t,Q will tell Us that Il so~ing 10 the abstraction
,l,s nrecolls metals from that country to be hoard
:, an, Western wilds--of, as We are now Toll, h,
" government official, to be piled up IN our Mn.
=, ,econage. tapfelndieed men this side of lie
Atlantic trace the evil u the same calise. And even
Il. Government sefibsS clearly show, by then own Al
cents that they believe the same thine. e,.a
,h,,s they deny il. They say that as we draw sne
:. from England beyond the wants of trade in ,hs
.a,ntr, We to the same esteut, lessen her mean.
.aa em5arrass her operations ; and that, as We do
.h,s We deprteiste the value of our product, ,,
t,o,d which, in turn, Reacts upon us at home NJ
,h;no indeed, can be palmer than that such system
s, end in such results, except the fact that II has
4,, So Why, then, does the government persist IN lis
.,,cilal policy Simply because the character OF the
last administration is staked, in great measure. up
,ho success OF its crusade against the N,t,an,i
Rank. and upon redemption of its pledge 10 re
store the constitutional currency OF gold and silver
and because the head of the present administration
has Identified himself with that mischieyous and f,tal
o,;cy Pride oil opluion,-a fear of the derisio,
,.b;ch follows bafled NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +,
surrender long cherished theories, like physician.
Who .,H bleed II he be Sangradan, though patient
after patient die under the lancet and even while
disciple OF rival school cures las patients by aIsfe-
uious aie-ll that operates upon his PRIDE his fears
and his hopes politician, urge the President to
push the mad experiment OF his llustrlous pre-
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nun io"' '''' 10
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al sone''"e - nv u ''''i'
h'','' ''''s''' '','z
hefs' '"'' 0'''''o''' '"''''''''
"hi'n n'' 'N''se' 9'z'''e' ''''o Il e''''' Anu
when ii'"s"'' VI - ''' 'e'l'ieht soeh
as leus'' 70 pay 's'o''' 'oi's' Il "leads
openly as'a'eo ' '' ,s' u Il sno"id 'eaeh our Mon
Arch-ffesluen'' mat 'iio1sh fie haot-hoN be the
great conservative principle OF our institutions the
expressions OF sell "iled despot callouS TO the pub
lie dlsiresses' and dead dixie TO the vice ofhe eo
pie and Their representatives, maY lead 10 more
mary modes OF redress Aud We would ask If the
tona repose Is |" be thus saefheed, eYentoa e2aE
IN merry May not a " hafd-honey currency be
bought at too dear pnce, II universal rum Is 10 be
It's hafbinser, and revolution Its accompaniment
w 'e n'' "'''o"' '"iu'l'' ''naies me rec
s"'s o'uef WIN seei'S on i fo'fs as gently as
s@eN'ns -oo'e' II .oouo's "htlhef II BE- d, eiiifa5
'o's az 10 'i'e''s sfl''sf' 'o Is quite certain tha
. ~ - "'9' me 's 10 ''S oPi'onef''S 'i''se II
'''"' Wiz 'l'''i''-Hol' io"a'ti' o'e'i's' Is
u 'i'' o''on ana me laws u Is III
"o's III " oi'e'''ons o''' SUNNY oeeau>e Il oie
''''''s f'o''''"'is "s''''' 'e "oti''f' ION. II IL
nuns ,'''' ''i's 'fi'''S'' cue i no' ''e 'a. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
AEFNANDEK ACSTIN, ttaiTMaa.
EpwAkp CARTER, Secretary.


FOR rHE xIRuIStAs
nessfs EaitorS-You will please publish the en-
closed eNtfct from the \. \. Journal OF Commerce,
rs containing some useful Suggestions. Might not
ON Banks pursue more liberal policy, consistent
with then Interests Il Is III times like these thai then
assistance Is must needed, aud be hoped the,
will not be less liberal lnheir accommodations than
The Banks Of nest oil the principal towns through
out the | mon. CINIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
ORTIZ ASs

Departed ti> if, at ms late residence the county OF nu
bill On lie fh INST. ha Rf>1AnN HAbiN II tn seventy
fih 1T In A.. hall liz alhii,e d5te# ~ husband
tatlr nj hlai aud nsfHi. nnsnrpasal 1 md
h. d 4. Ia, he'd Ii IoHe nun, IL noblos wofh al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

re- Thu Ay,sb;,o,,, ,.l,bo .,.. to ,,,i "a;
sultrv to def,,d sill ,,n, %, ,,.,,,,,,,,, IL {.,,.,
of the ,pb, Of tho p,os,Io,, :, ~ H. t,.,.,,,,
Order it quotes NJ. W.hs,e,,. ,.,,,l ,l,, TN,
COVER NNF NJ, ns, H. -, 49,,
law embracino similar WI L.. H..
Tie gorcfnmfof, lac H., ,,fl.a.a..,,l,z4
But is the pr6sdnt . H.. .,.,.a.,,,.,,,,, H.. l.,
a right to eo;sla,o T.. t,......z ,a..,.....
DESPITE of that bod, H. t.. H..
notes of certain STATE tla rro.,s,,,, .,l.l,
Congress savs shah ,,#......=f, ,'..-,.,.
repeal Ia, of Co,o,oss 10 ;,s,,Gal o,o,.
lad he such =, ,ir, :; -. -. .....
t,,,,o. ~, nuns VI ''' '''o'' ''o 10
aos,e,- a'''#''''', 'o' '''e 'i"oe g
not 10 gun 'ne people ny claiming iof nf
qo,.. ~ nv l'''''' " '''
onPafaettcd imPudence.-The Washington Globe
'''iuoeh'iv remarks:
i ne Constitution requires that the President
cuteJ :, , e'e 'lia' 'lle faNs De ia''moily exc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

I'm Small Note Hm6ae.-A bill has been nitro.
deeed INTO the Legislature of New York. 10 r.ne,l
the Law prohibiting the circulation of . and dol
Ian bulls Thus perish the humbugs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
Spring and summer supply
6.gssR III ~,

GENERALLY used IN ih- SECTION, ami will continue 50 10
,.,.I,e. rom nme In rlmc Throughout rhe var. En-
,snraqed BY past iavols. he determined 10 spare no
pans nr trouble Ia tenderfhe Interest mutual on the
parr ol tho~, Who buy OF hnn. lie particularly IN
yrtcs an inspection aud comparison ol Carriages OF
his OWN MANI EAGTlRE, (now ON handl
with thosf brought from the North. els also we'll
n,ena,ed 10 receive. put up aud store Carriages,
BOUGHT at the ,orth, aud shipped to tins place. Re
pans done rs usual.
Also. FOR SALE,
onew Northern made GJuyalls, and second hand
CarfIaprs Bafeuchss aud Sulldes.
March % - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
.ss.esp RE .AEsEs.

fsyIIl subscriber lot ms pos sdEs'E' EE0GA,
4 either on Sunday last, onfhe road between tins
place and his fathers. III bedford county. orr town
on Monday, he Is unable 10 say which, as he hadthe
Pocket Boob ON Sunday molnlne, ard did not ds
cover hls les. until Monday evening 1t WIS a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
F'E71FGR.N.4.v'(Ey.

TOBACtONIST has run in all nineteen races. At
/, 2, ;, and mile heats he has lost several, it 10
true, by stopping and kicking up, which was alw avs
attributed either to the then diseased OF his
feet, or bad management when in uainipg.-IIe has
won at all distances and always on the most fashiona-
bic eour.es beallne har.e. of rcpntalon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

TIC. nest Know. DO asg lal,en on the ,e,,. -.
lamty1 - ut poei'e Cd.
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pesg2.UFif.HN,


We shall give to the owner OF the fines, colt by
Tobacconlsf Che get OF next season. the beautiful
Silver Pitcher, which was awarded TO him at tho
New London Agricultural Fair, held IN October last.
We shall also give The Premiums promised last
son, at the next meeting Of the Agricultural Society,
IN this place, which will take place next Fall. The
Premiums 10 be awarded by the committee fine
coils, &c Iobaeonist received the Premium in
this place. well New London, last FALL as being
the finest thorough bred Stallion, exhibited at either
OF the Agricultural Fairs amongs, number of fine
horses.
\ good and extensive Pasture adjoining town, viii
be I'D readiness fer also, lots, with sheds for
mares with foal all OF which will be furnished gra-
lis. Mares fed at 20 cents per day, if desired Tho
greatest and attention will be paid and
colts but no responsibility for accidents or escapes.
Grooms WI be in readiness to give ther.whoe atten-
tertion 10 mares and coils
TOBACCONlSfF will be in readiness for exani-
nation by the OF February, when the proprietors
viii take pleasure in showing him TO any one. For
particulars OF his races, &c. &c see Hand Bills.
NORVELL & Co.
February6 wt1 May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27


termtned IL sell out Immediately, my whole stock ot
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, SHOES. HATS, &c. &c.
VT COST.
VI, stock ls,r,s atee aud desirable. embracing Al.
most es,ts attiele usually kel in Dry Goods HOUSES
There At man, pieces ol Clouds, fesh and uncut, aud
neatly III al the assortment bohebf before III, teIg
gteat aifaate, ifst Fat IN the Northern eies. The
following ale" OF the altlelcs competing tho ~
lection, VI
Fine and supeI Bread Cloth. Ill eoet9.
Exua hel,, Plot Cloth and Petershan Coating,
Fine ,ul aupe Casslnctt,, and tassuneles, all col.
oma.
kerseys. Pulled Cloths, Ann, Cloths, and Liuseys,
Ion Negroes,
Rose, Whitney, Maeanaw, Duilel aud Point Blau.
ket9,
Red llte aud green fanues aud Bnzes
Bales and IL o1tabmas, very heavy.
\ large lot st IA ard 81 Sheoting
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks &c,
Meriuos, CT ass,aus, Ghall, aud Ronha1ines,
pieces Italian heudsning sone yer, GOOD at
cent,
At beautiful assortment oil coored Gro d. Maps,
poa de Suas ,iro de SNlsse. and Satins,
\ splendid loi OF dark Caeos and French Gun
N,,no. Thibei. WOOL. Chally, Cushnan. Wo,sted
San and sill, Shawls aud ilmdkerehiefs
Lace and Muslin Capes, Collars Caps aud Cola
relies
Colotcd SIX Nelvsts aud Ostrich Feathers,
\ general assortment OF Bonnet and Cap ribbons,
Besides a!,reai variety oi other FANCY GOODS,
A large assortment 81 fashionable Fur
and satin pHAEs. for gentlemen.
Also. LARGE loT OF SHOES, HARD
WARD, CUTLERY, GROCERIES. Nc. &c.
Those who dral n tins market have 50 frequently
been imposed upon BY advertisements, Of tbs hlnd
that tlley my LOOT. upon al Others with suspicion;
hut IN tins instance, en- assure tl1em HAT my
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T ebruary S
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser has the audscity thus to speak OF
the late debates in the Legislature Of Vir.
ginia. The editor must be grsceless
young dog, TO treat so disrespeclfully
our men of 1910"
LEGISLATIVE IGxoRAScE. -Penusylva.
mia must no longer he called the B9ulia OF
The republic, since, # the present legi-Ia.
ture of Virginia is fair representation Of
the intelligence OF THAT state, "ihc ancient
domination" will certainly bear the palm.
Such ignorance, on the subjects "t banks,
commerce and currency, ns we perceive from
day to day in the debates of the Virginia le-
gislatu,e, il actually discretli.uhle Ia the
whole Union. II really links M though nur
boosted republic is advancing backward In
the duk ages-io those days of hard money
and hard living
"Whcn crown and cronier rulct! a coward
world %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

The improvement Recommended ~ thc
meeting isa still or slack water navigation,
TO he effected, generally, bv means, .ik,,ks
and dnms-A resolution was riso adopted,
recommending 10 the Board of Directors 10
lake immediate measures Tor the survey rf
the River, us soon practicable, in refers
ence tn this mode OF improvement, its cost,
&C. Some discussion wns ELECTED upon n
proposition 10 recommend CON tinuous tow
path on the margin Of the improvement,
which was agreed TO, eat the same shall! be
found TO he necessary. The President aud
Directors we're also authorized 10 open book
of subscription for the additional capital ne.
ccssary 10 effect the object in view hut il
seemed 10 he the general sentiment that M
effort tn obtain additional subscriptions should
lie made until the report of an engineer can
he hnd.-A further resolution wus adopted,
requesting the President & Directors 10 pc
tition the General Assembly nj its next ses-
sion, praying in consequence of the enhar-
rassed state oi tbe currency, that the time for
taking the additional stock be extended.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
Public Sale of Land

Sy virtue of a deed of trust executed
TO me by Henry Imboden and wife on
the Isl day OF September. 1886, and oil
record IN the Clerks Office of the Comn
ty Court OF Augusta. shall, on Tues
day the goth day of this present month,
guy } sell at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, Tor cash, before the door of
the Wayne Tavern in Stanton.
A Tract or Parcel of Land,
containing 66 acres, , roods and ls poles.
more or less, lying near Stanton on the
Scottsville turnpike, being the same tract
OF land which was purchased BY the said
Henry imboden from Jacob Newman.
acting as trustee ] will only convey
such title as hold under the trust.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
July 6, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

The assumption OF irresponsibili;y by
Postmaster General Kendall, TO the laws,
through the Judicial tribunals of the
country, is certainly one OF the most dar-
ing aud startling acts which the last
eight years, so pregnant with usurpa-
lions on the rights of the people. and the
free principles Of our government. has
furnished. We confess it fills Us not
less with as,onishmept than indignation.
Although we have had much to bear a,
the hands Of The master, we had no idea
that the country would so soon hs called
on to witness similar pranks on ss.e part
of the man. The gist of KcndalTs ptin
ciple is this-he may comply, or not.
with any contract be makes as the head
OF the Post Office Department. just as
HE pleases-and il the President does
not interfere, the injured contractor has
no redress a more abeminabls and
Outrageous assumption canid'no' be made
cor eAe better calculated 10 render eve
p ;eoniraeior with the Department a
Bringing, fawniug dependant, Thus we
see that every thing. with those i'll pow
or. is made TO move to one great object
the Strengthening of the Government e.
ga;nst the People.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
CONSTITUTION,
Or articles Of Association Of. The Agricui
tnral Society Of augusta, ia.

Or articles Of association Of The Agricui-
tnral Society Of augusta, "a
ARTICLE l. The name at the Society
shall he "The Agricultural Society of Au-
gusta County," and its objects be, the nd.
vancement Of agricultural and rural econo.
my.
Art 2 Every member Of the Society, and
those hereafter admitted, shall subscribe
these articles, and shalt at the time of sub
scrihing the same, pay TO the Treasurer for
the use Of Ihe Society, one dollar: he shall
also in like manner, pay of such time, anru-
ally, % shall he directed by the by laws OF
| the Society, one dollar, so long as he shall
continue member. Whenever a member
chooses to withdraw, he shall he nj liberty
; TO do go on giving notice ia writing of such
wish In the Recording Secretary, and pay
| ing up all arrears, including the then cur :
rent year.
| AIT 8. The Officers of The Society Shall
consist Of IL President, two Vice Presidents
Corresponding Secretary, Recording Sc
cretary, and Treasurer, and such others a.
! the by laws Of the Society shall direct
| Art. 4 The general administration OF tLe
! affairs Of tho Society shall be conducted by a
| Board of Managers, consisting OF the above
named officers and nine other members, Ia
I've chosen by the Society, five OF whom shall
constitute quorum. Tie Board Of Mana.
Gers shall have power 20 frame by laws for
the government and regulation OF the Socie-
~, not in conflict with this Constitution, nd
init ordinary and honorary members, regu-
] late the time and place Of the annual eXhibi
iion, cf " HIGH they shall cause a, least thirty
days public notice To be given; designate The
c!,jecis and fix the value of each premium
and perform all Other acts which they may
think will promote the objects Of the Socie
~. Members OF the Sucie;y shall he admit
ted TO the meetings of the Board Of Mana
gers, with right of discussion.
Art. 5. Any by. laws adopted by th
Board Of Managers, and The record OF tbei
proceedings, shall be submitted 10 ever
general meeting Of The Society, and such h.
laws shall he subject 10 revision, repeal o
alteration Ivy the Society, Of whom invent,
members shall form quorum.
Art. 6. The Officers Of the Society mt
The Board OF Managers shall i've chosen forth
with by ballot, and hereafter in like name
on the Friday alter the 4,h Monday of DC
Der in each year, which shall he the anrua
meeting ofibe Society; said Officers aud NJ an
ayers, however to continue in office until sue
ceSsoFs shaIlbesrpointed Noofficerormembe
: OF the Society To receive any salary or re war
for discharging his official duty.
Art. In case any Of the Officers Of tn
Society or Board Of Managers shall die, re
! sign, or rcmnve out Of The county, the vScan
cy shall he flied by the Board Of Managers
until the next general meeting ofthe society
The Society shall have power 10 make a
feratiOns in, or additions To-, this CCnstitu
too, WHICH, when adopted, shall form pal
. thereof
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
s. eR IL ~

Under Deed Of Trust.
BY virtue of Deed Of Trust execut
ed 20 the subscriber BY James Even &.
Wife on the 2Sth day of april 1917 and
OF record in the Clerks office of the Coun-
~ Court Of Augusta, will be sold before
the door OF the Wayne Tavern in the
town Of Staunton OIL Monday the 7:h
day OF August next fer the purpose men
toned in said Deed 10 the highest bid
der, for cash,
A certain Tract or Parcel Of
Land,
lying in the County OF Augusta, on both
sides Of branch of the Great Calf Pas
ture River, containing by estimation
ESS Acres, more or less.
Acting as trustee. shall convey such
title only as is vested in me by the trust
deed aforesaid.
JACOB LEAS, Trustee.
July 6, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

4 Van Buren, print in Pennsylvania
remarks that it has not seen single pa
per Of the opposition complain Of the
~xportaiion OF specie to England, That
is quite iikeIy-for they generally have
some honesty some regard for the ere,
dit and honor Of their country. We owe
money, and not having produce TO ship
which will satisfy the debt, the specie
has to 60 to pay it,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

Ancestry Of Gen. Jackson. THE Bel
fast (ireland) Northern Wing of April
Goth, says;
Although born in America, we
cannot forget that his descent is i'm
mediately Irish. Many of his rela-
tons are to be found among the in
dependent farmers Of the county Of
Down. His father and mother, who re.
sided only few miles from where we
write, carried ont with them TO Ameri-
"a little else. we presume, than their in
t'grity, and the spirit OF honest enter
rtise."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
10 per cent.

Gen Jackson has published in the
Nashville Union IN Address TO the Public
reviewing the testimony al Judge White
before the Investigating Committee last
winter. 1T occupies ten columns Of that
paper. and has four columns Of certif
Gates attached TO *. Benton said in his
memorable quarrel with him, that Jack
son never wanted for cerfJyers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

AL those indebted 10. HENRY Isso-
DEN by Bond, Note, Book account, or
I'm any other manner whatsoever. are
hereby notified that all claiUs ofhis have
oeen tiansierred, 10 me BY deed of trns,,
OF record in the County Office Of Angus.
ta' bearing date in February last, for the
benefit CT snndry securities, and that un.
less promptly paid TO me or in my alb
senee 10 c. JOHNSON, Jr. Esq. will be
collected according TO law.
THOS. J. NICHE.
Jnue % 1877 st
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
NOTICE..

Persons indebted to the estate Of
GEORGE B. TATE, deceased, are inform
ed that the Books and Papers of said
Estate are in the hands OF JOINS NEW
TON. of Greenville, who is fully author.
ized TO settle and collect the same. All
persons having unsettled accounts with
the Estate will call on him and settle
Persons indebted by note or otherwise
will make payment to him without de.
lay, as long indulgence cannot be given.
JAMES TATE,
Admir- Of G.. B. Tate, dec'd
April l3. 1877. If
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VIRGINIA. TO MIr /.


Ar Rules held in The Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, on
Monday the 9th day of June, 1897
John Randolph, paintif-against
Sally Gabbert and Thomas III. Gabbert,
defendants.
The defendant Thomas ri. GabbeIt
not having entered his appearance, and
given security according 20 the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitanl Of this coun-
try Ii is ordered That the said defend.
ant do appear here on the frs, day q
the next term, and answer the bill of she
plaintiff and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published in Stanton for two months
successfully, aud posted at the front door
OF The court house Of Augusta county.
A copy-Teste.
30 NICH'S C.. KINNEY. c. G.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

The Nicksburg (Mississippi) Sentinel
OF the 9th of June SAYS, that the notes OF
the United States Bank of PENNSYLVANIA
command premium of for,y-fve per
cent. in that city. und FIVE per cent.
more than specie. In Louisville and
Nash willie its notes are also a. premi-
um st the latter place it is stated 10 be
10 per cent.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

SLAVES TAKEN.-Thc British brig
OF war Dolphin recently captured, on her
passage 10 Tie Cape of Good Hope, two Bra
lillian slave traders, one schooner with 254
slaves on board, aud the other corvette of
660 tons with cargo of7O0 sfarest The
scene on hoard the latter is described 10 have
been truly hcart.rentling. There were -
bout 100 slaves lying almost Ifeless on tho
deck, with the remaining GOO in still more
AFFECT misery, being in a state Of nudity, &
SO closely packed together that they lay as
one lifelcss mass, in consequence of the heat
they experienced in rounding the Cape. II
was with great oXerlion that they were ul.
iimaiely brought round, and after having
been promptly attended TO, were placed in a
situation 10 exercise themselves.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06


Small Change-A meeting of the
citizens of fredericksburg and Falmouth
was called on the. Both of June. IN the
Fredericksburg papers, TO take place that
evening, TO consider Of the means best
calculated to remedy the evils under
which the community lahors for want OF
change. The Arena remarks that the
embarrassment to which the business
part Of the community is subjected has
reached that poist .ef nggravation, at
which, we will not say that endurance
ceases to be virtue, but at which ii is
not surprising that men should endeavor
10 look for some mode Of relief" and
adds that it is the opinion of many in
telliqent citizens that relief can be af-
iorded by the Corporation in manner
tina. " i'll not bring it within the scope OF
any existing statute" We presume the
plan is to issue certificates Of loan in
small sums. The law, however. does
not apply merely TO the name by which
Z. the emissions are called, but 10 the par
pose in issuing then. We do not there
fore see hon it is possible to evade it, in
ihat or any other way.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06

MARRIED. on "Wednesday the 2Sth
nit. BY the Rev. Samuel Kennerlv, Mr..
BeJdmin F. Kemper TO Miss Judith E.,
daughter of Mr.. Seiah Holbrook, all of
Port Republic, Rockingham county,
On Thursday last, near GreenvilIe,
by the Rev. G.. L. Brown, Mr. JAG oh
Shelly to Miss Dorcas Miller, all OF this
county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-07-06
EST r 4 Y.

TAKEN ua as an Eslray, by William
NJ ills, of Augusta county, on the 24;h day
of June, 1887, a SORREL MARE, blazed
face. eigh, years old, Is l>2 hands nigh, aud
appraised 10 sixty dollars.
An Extraci-Tesre,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, CIR.
July 6, 1887,