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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Bath County Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaucery, on Monday the
lst day of May, 1881
Robert Lockridge. plaintiff, against
John Sharrott and Adam Given, execu-
tor of William Dinwiddie, deceased
defendants,
IN CHA NCERY:
The defendant John Sharrott not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given
security agreeably to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evideHce that
he is not an inhabitant of this Common,
wealth 1t is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first Mon
day in August next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the
"Staunton Spectator" for two month.
successfully, and also posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse of Bath county
a copy-Teste,
rs CHS. L. FRANCISCO, D. C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

1eras.-Congress commenced its Sc
cond session at Houston on the 18th o.
last month. Two banks have been char.
tered. one with capital of five millions
and the other with a capital of one mil.
lion.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

The measure of relief adopted by the
Legislature Of New York, for the safety
fund Banks, is suspension for Que ear
OF the penalties for stopping specie pay
ments; and in order to guard the pub
lie against oveI-trading. the amount OF
notes to be issued is fixed pro rata to
their capital.
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Turnpike Company
May %, 1887

THE Stockholders Of the Slaunton and
James River Turnpike Company, are here
by notified that an adjourned meeting will
be held at the Court house in Stanton, on
Saturday the I7Ih day Of June next, at ii o.
clncL 4 NJ Too ~ -I-'i~'' Of T-'V5iLU"'
and Directors, and the transaction Of such
other business as the interest OF the Company
may require. WILLIAM Fl. ALLEN,
May ii, 1887. General Hgeht.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

Adam Hunlsman, the successor of
Col. David Crockett, in Congress, from
Tennessee, has declined reelection, in
consequence of the popular wish origin
at:ng in feeling of generous sympathy,
TO elect son of the lamented Colonel.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

The Detroit Advertiser states that
lands have been selling in that city, at
auction, for one dollar an acre. The ma
MIA for speculation, therefore, we may
judge, is coming TO the bitter end"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

Messrs. Editors-.The piece which
appeared your last paper, signed One
OF the present Deputy Sherifis,'' will be
attended to next week.
JOSEPH POINTS, Jr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

The City Council of Baltimore have
determined to issue corporation notes of
five, ten, twenty. five and fifty cents, and
OF one and two dollars, to the amount in
all Of one hundred thousand dollars, TO
supply the want of change.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

General Bustamente has been elected
President Of Mexico. Santa Anna is at
his plantation near Vera Cruz.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25
Valuable Town and COsEIp-
try Property
FOR SALE

THE subscriber being DESTROYS ofremov-
ing 10 the West, will sell at private sale, his
HOUSE s. LOT in that part of the town
of Staunton commonly called New town,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. William PEI
ters. TWO OTHER HOUSES AND
LOTS, adjoining each other, also in New
Town, all being on the main street: these
two will be sold separate or together as may
suit thepurChaser A HOUSE ANDLOT
near the Wayne Tavern. THE HOUSE
& LOT in which he lives, situated in the
part of the town laid off by The lnie Judge
Stuart. There is very roomy aud comfor-
table HOUSE, with an excellent garden s.
good out LOT adjoining it. Also his farm, sit
usied five miles west of Stnunton. on both
sides of the NJ idd!ebrook road, containing
1:s6 ACRES,
90 acress of which are cleared, we'll enclns-
ed, and IN very improving condition the
balance is we'll timbered There is from II
to 10 acres OF very productive meadow
grou3d, over all of which the water can he
conducted a comfortable DIV ELLING
HOUSE, good new BARN s. STA BILE,
with water in the Darn yard, and good
| APPLE and PEACH ORCHARD. There
are on the tract excellent springs, and the
water can be made to run through every
field with The exception eitwo. This sa ye-
| uesluuiS lIlie IdIHl, anu u juulCIOuS lar
meT who should perserve in the course OF
husbandry now pursuing by the proprietor
would soon enhance its value greatly above
what is asked for il now
IL is hoped that any person fishing a small
we'll improved farm will call and examine
The purchaser of the farm can have ful
possession az soon as the present crsp of small
grain is taken of, with The privilege OF seed
/ ing down The land to I've planted in corn thu
spring provided no ,";Il o"Sage 10 be careful
IN doing so.
Terms Of sale are one third part OF the
purchase money in hand, the balance in two
equal annual payments, secured by irus
deed upon the property
ROBERT CAMMELL.
March 30, 1887.
If The above property is not sold u; prival,
sale before the 4th Monday in May next,
will on that day be offered for public sale
before the Wayne Tavern in Slaunton.
ASsaS1z. The above sale is postponed
gE3cy till Monday the 26th day .
June next. May %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

The Bridge of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road over the
North Anna River was destroyed by fire
on the 18th instant.
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CALL OF CONGRESS.

The President. it seems, has changet
his opinion since he gave his answer tc
the New York Committee, and has is.
sued his Proclamation convoking Con.
gress on the LIST Monday in September
His forecast, in this instance at least
compares poorly with that of Webster
Clay & others, who. four years ago, pre-
dicted the very state Of things we now
have. He, poor man, could not foresee
the most important events week before
him, and consequently has had to change
his ground. and do substantially all that
the New York merchants suggested as
proper to be done
By the President of the United States OF
America.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas great aud weighty matters,
claiming the consideration of the Con-
gress of the United States, form an ex-
traordinary occasion for c0nr-oing them,
4 do, by these presents. appoint the first
Monday of September next, for their
meeting in the city Of Washington !;
hereby requiring the respective Senators
and Representatives then aud there to
assemble in Congress. in order to receive
such communications as may then be
made TO them, and 70 consult and deter
IniBe On such measures as in their wis.
dom may be deemed meet for the vel
fare Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, | have caused
r, the seal Of the United States to
be hereunto affixed, and signed
the same with my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, the
fifteenth day Of May, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and thirty-seven, and of the
independence of the United States
the sixty first.
NJ. VAN buren,.
BY the President
john FoRsYTH, Sec'y OF State.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

The Northampton Courier very correctly
says" NetOs OF any kind seems TO be Out
OF the question. One loud, deep, uninter-
rupted groan OF hard times is echoed from one
end OF the continent TO the oiher.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25
NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the estate of
JOSEPH COWAN, deceased, are re-
quested TO come forward and make pay
ment, or settle their accounts, without
delay. JOHN COWAN,
a. Il. COWAN,
Sept. p, 1876. Adm'rs
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Ii appears that the suspension of spe-
Gle payments began i'll the South, and
FIRST with the Deposite Bank at Natchez.
on Treasury draft
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

MARRIED, on the 10th inst. by the
Rev. MIR. Steele, Wiiliam ". Ander.
son, Nj. ID. of Botetourt, to Miss Narv
Jane Kerr, Of Augusta.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

The State Bank of Missouri was to
so into operation on the 9Th instant.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25
BaR R GsREsB9S 3

HAVING determined to remove to the
Western Country in a short time, we
offer our present Stock of Goods at re-
diced prices, for CASH, with view to
a speedy close Of our business.
We request all persons who are in
debted to US, to come forward and settle
their accounts.
PATTERSON &. BROWN.
Stanton, Jan'y %, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-25

agfEses BEING interested in ascer-
gs8SS tanning the amount of claims
against the estate of Jacob Peck, decd,
we request persons holding debts against
the estate, either by judgments or bonds,
to exhibit them as soon as convenient
to Chesley Kinney, Esq.
HENRY IMBODEN,
]. A. PECK.
Nav Is. 1897.
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WANTED.

AT the Wayne Tavern, in Staunton
a first rate Dining Room Servant and Nan
Cook Liberal wages will be given for
such as can come well recommended
Apply to the Proprietor,
JOHN III. GIBBS.
Staunton, May 25, 1897.
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E. ID s. r..

SOME time since, two Notes, one for
Slo, due LIST March, 1887, the other for
Si3 81 3D. cts. due lst September,
1887, executed by John Craig and Will
liam McChesney. Il forewarn all per-
sous from trading for said notes.-A lib
raj reward will be given TO any person
who will return them to me.
e. COLLINS.
MAY %. 1885. Ii
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Overseers
of the Poor for Augusta county, will be
held at the Bell Tavern in Staunten, on
;he LIST Nj ondsy in June next.
All persons having business will at
tend accordingly.
w. H. TAPP, Clerk.
May 1S. Is37.-3t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-17
LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI ANp CHARLES
Ton RAIt, ROAD.

The 'oiloalng gentlemen have been elected d.
tstfars Ter Tire ensuing year, at Tic recent Meet
,nE DO TO- S IL holders Al Flat Rock.
IfaA So9t4 Cdfoi,aa.--R, y. IIsync, James
n4wamu, Mitchell hog, ker Boycg, Abraham
uAudiog, b l. Gilmore. WAGE Hampton, WIN.
hafp,t. Z 6. Nils, Thos. /. Jones, John c. C>l
aoaa aud Mu. Rice.
From Nala C.Tslaa.--J. f. T. Hardy I, j.
Fo#u,,. Frfegiu, Roberts, aud Charles Ba5Iug.
From Eaasssec.--W.a. T., Reese. J, q. NJ.
Ramsay, Thomas ". Hume, and Alexander T..
smith.
From Kentucky - Robert Wickl3't, WIN. Rich.
ardson, james Ia Tor, aud Io.u Il. easy.
Gen. Hayne was unanimously &c elected Prosi
Jcu;, sad Gel. Ed4afj> Treasurer.
~ toe report OF the Treasurer 1t appeared that
the amount received iIom South Carolina subscrip.
tons va. Sg24,>lS IS ets, from the North Caro-
it,a ,ub-cup itous 1920 from the Tennessee sob.
settpiions II .0hj, and fran the keRtuck, sub-
.cripti1us slig10-Total s263, 493 10 ct-.-Ex-
pcalod S6i,557 rs cts. Balancg 90 band Sl9s,-
SIS 30 ets. The foregoing statement doe, 80, IN.
cude SL135 OF the Soulh-CafoIna subscription,
tet 10 he hands OF The commissioners, nor SljBt
The Ohio " Cincinnati subscription, which may
base q ho returned, Ohio is no longer pagtnur
10 the great entorn,Ize. The expenditure IN the
several states has buon as follows, VIZ: South Ca
Tennessee SS,01I s. cents Kentucky s10u0.--
South CarohHa has subscribed upwards al S4,50a,.
U00; North Carolina upwards Of $4,000; Ten
uessee upwards of $500 000; kentucky nearly
sl500o0, and Ohio S30u00.
TIE President is 10 receive salary Of $4,000
per aauuul, but Gen liAYNE has generously dc.
clined 10 receive mora than $4,000 and has travel
1 ling expenses, during the ensuing year, IA con-
/ sidcratIJn Of the monied embarrassment OF ihe
\ tunes. lie of course refuses any compensation
/ for the past year. The Treasures salary u fixed
al $4,000 per anuum. The Eormeor department
is re.org sn,zsd. Maj NcNEEL at lis head, with d
salary Of 5000 per annum, and S3,eVd tor III
travelling expenses. There are 10 be under HIN
4 Brigades Of engineers. each composed et q chez
! a surveyor, draughtsman aud leEei'er, " ~
the necessary operatives Mr.. CnEESBoRouGH. l.
head of the Western Brtgades with salary o' 50,
00O and Mr., Drayton OF Que Of The ), Caroline
Rrigades with salary of S2,500 per anuum.-
Nr, Colcoek is selected by the Chtet Engineer a.
his assistant, with a salary OF $3.50 per aunum
Capt. Williams, the highly esteemed, skillui an'
scientific associate Engineer, is TO continue o. du
ts until The end Of the year, and TO receive S6,bO
tor his past and future services, and then TO ter
inmate his connection With the Company, ITS i
nanees not admitting Of the continued and simul
tancous employment of two such eminent Engi
neers as Major McNeis and himself
| Gen. Hamilton, Col, Banding, Mitchell King
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--latest from Florida.
ST. AIGrsr1Nr o., D

n u a cljAI. AJGt.
ne following Is IIsI Of the principa
ch!eis aud warriors whose capture We men
+ toned 10 our last:
o,ie. ya.hola, Goa hajo, Pow as. halo
td'allo, No.co So sla. halo, Iaathla cha.
mey' Co.hl.lo clue haJo, Doctor aud Has.
touo mlcco.
losie.ya-hola Is the true Indian appella.
lon, as given by the Interpreter, of The 10.
ted chef, Powell
The capture of these chiefs has bv no
means increased the friendly feelings Of he
INDIANS towards US. II IS generally ex
pecIed that there vii be some hard
lighting, and that they will be rendered
more desperate than ever. Even those
now ~ cur hands seem to doubt that they
WI be scni out Of The country, as We have
been iutorncd.
Monday 20 Indians, squaws and negroes
were captured near Fort Pc, ton and bropab,
70 town, and 90 "Wednesday j family of ave
INDIANS were taken. These are probably
u'e las' 81 the felluue of those chiefs VINO
cane - hold the "t1K." They cave no
Inloraa:!7e any others coming 10. There
are now III Indian and NEGRO prisoners
eontiacd 70 the .o5t.
Bog Gen Hernandez, with force Of
'----II 4OJ men, marched South 90 Thurs.
DAY morning. last. This campaign viii be
vigorous one, Judging from the active pre-
parauuns, making in ali quarters. Gen.
Jcsup is determined to end the war if pos.
sole, and at ali hazards, aud il matured
plans, fresh troops, ample supplies, euergy,
aud perseverance will accomplish 50 deslfa.
bic an end, it viii bc done. The eyes Of all
are now TUNED upon him with intense an.
xi5ty. Els country holds him as ono Of her
treasures, trembling for bis success and
fearing for his failure.
The steamboat Oekmulgee, FROM Sayau.
nah, brought as part Of her cargo, SIX iorli.
fed bar.es 10 be used IN navigating the
shoa aud narrow rivers in the ensuing cam.
palSn.
Ii is stated that two horses were stolen
from Fort Peyton, on Thursday night last,
by an Indian, aud driven as far as the IA
mules pest where they were oHertaken and
brought back.
Mai. Gen. Jesup i now in this city.
Brig. Gen. Eustis has arrived at Black
Greek.
Col. Harvey returned to this city OF
Monday last from Washington.
Within three weeks past We understand
an express rider between Micanopy all,
Fort king has been murdered by Indian,
as supposed.
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Esq ana kcr Boyce, Esq, have been appointed
committee Of the Board OF Directors, to neeolia
WIN Tue ,. I. Canal and r. II. Company for ii ,
purchase OF The Charleston and HAMBURG Rail
4Soau ne Committee was 10 have 1ncl in CIaric..
ton on Monday last
,, hhoAFi'Ie, the valley OF the French Broad. ,lc
Du'' hoGniiln Gap, aud point at or near C1ol,,n.
o'a' are dehnhlveiy fixed on as the route az Tho
Ioau' In case the Charleston and HAMBURG road
- puichdseo' branch Is 10 be Immediately ex.
'S"N'u 70 oouhbia, TO be continued link by link
'"i""sh INC centre OF the State towards the Nom.
laihs' ana as Tar as the means NAV hermit ~
at Charleston - ="
An earnest appeal is to be made 70 the Iea;.i,
lures OF Tennessee and Kentucky for tl,ei, con
cufiehee 10 he Bi! granting Banking priyileges
ahu lof hbeFal subscriptions on tie part IL t6as
states. aud similar appeal TO North Carolina f,r
pecuhiaty aid. 20
10 give The greatest possible effect 10 Tie am.
pssi We Pfes'dent Of the Company was anno,nlad
COMMISSIONER TO the Legislatures OF Tcnnassoo
a"a hshiueky, 10 ASK IN behalf OF the Connanv
'he assistance required. We learn tha, ~. 81,
-! nave been OF tue most satisfactory charsctp,
a'I 'Ns 'esu" q The whole proceedings, Eaa been
:" inspire fesh confidence N the enterprise. IA
instrument on the Stock VIII be called 10, = M
time. The Directors adjourned Ia r,s, - f,,' ''s
''l ~ Tie 1t Monda} Of December next. and -
annual mc,iing Of Tie stockholders viii tsLe NO
y AsE'Ilie y October. & special raectitr !. M,
= DNeciors was al'o resolved on al Lexington n
September e1t-Csiambia Telescope.
+. ;. zrycly has disposed Of his interest IN The
,',o'','" 1eescop', az Gfeensborough, 10 John
: 'ahe Z, ESQ. The paper VII ia future be can.
ul,'s1 by Clancy Il Evans; aud Gith increased
ability, ne anticipate from The pnrobe, bsc,Ss -,
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Yl.HSk SGIo.

81 virtue q a Deed Il Trust, made bv
John pennan 10 the undersigned, I
vii expose to public sale, in the town Of
Charlotte, on Tuesday the 2sth instant, all
ne property therein conveyed consisting Of
laled5le Silrer Plate, Bureaus,
Sofas Centre 1abie, DDing Tables,
B'ds'eads, Beds, Mattresses and
Bed furniture, Chairs,
4 qraniiyof Nine II difcrea qualities.
hstchea Fara;tare DC.
Sale to commence at / o'clock.
WI. J. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
Nm. Is, 1887. "a
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$500 REys.ARI,.
state of South fcro..,.,

u VI 'SOtttt Cfsf0tafsfg.
~ ms Erceitcacy Pierce II. B4tlrr. Eya..
6orernor and CommQnder.ia. Chief IN
and orer The said State.
Ne REREAS, Information has been re.
cehed by this department tbatan n.
tfoclous murder was committed in tho liz.
trlct OF York, Gu the 18th inst. on he bodv &c
Nm. Nance, by negro slave named .yacl,
Inc property Of George M'Ahlev. and Thar
The SAID negrn Jack has lied from Justice.
NOW KNOW IE, 20 The intent ,hot,bo
sad Jack may be brought To trial Ear Tho
SAID crime do hereby offer a reward -
Two hundred dollars for the apprehension -
s san Jack and lodging hifn in any iail flbis
State Jack IS about Is vers cid, ) Zee, q
or ~ inches, weighs about $50 or 16o
pounds complexion yellow block. loves >
dram, tt'ks 'aacii, and braes greatly of bis
kno" Wedge Of Fdrrierv and Waooning nr
which Il IS said that be has been driyer IN
almost every State south aud west of New
ork. lie vas sometime ago purchased
by his present owner from Mr.. WAUGH Of
North Carolina.
1isen under my hand and seal Of the
State at Columbia, this 24,h day Of
Oct. lS27.
p. VI BUTLER.
b. II. Saxon Secretary Of State.
The Negro has btoa heard Of betueen
Charlotte aud Yo5hyiIle.
- fhe Liccoln Transcript insert three times
lAd iorward account vita i paper to William
Nance, Blar''ile, York, Dis. 5 {.
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Ia nus county, on the I'd instant, By the Rev.
-, Ateh'd. Brown, Mr.. JOHN l.. ROBINSON to
~. .li4s EMILY, daughter Of Robert 9. Howard of
.aiso' On ,hs 9th instant by the Rev. SsmT vii.
I IS M JOHN ~ PARKS to Miss MA.
LIoeA, daughter of James MrCurocb 81
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Public sale.

A SALE of the Property OF the Subscrl.
~ her, on the Henderson Place, eleven
Jules South Of Charlotte, vii take place on
Saturday the 25th Of November and on
Monday the eth, the property on the
NilIswood Place, one and half miles from
Charlotte. GA the same days will be offer.
ed for sale the following.
Tl'GCfS Of ElGad.
Ouo Tract known a. the Henderson Place,
containing about 900 acres, One other
tract near Charlotte, also parts OF two sur.
views, adjoining the lands Of DR.. Fox, Elias
Alexander and others. Several small tracts
in the lower end of the county. For mtor.
nation of their value reference is made TO
j. McColl, County Surveyor.
II the Lands are not sold, they will be
offered for rent, or ON lease Tor term OF
years.
The Stock on both the Plantations is We.
nv fine, and among them about
so or 90 Hogs
in the pen.
Eseeres and .YFiicis COTS
that can be recommended, as well as
stock Hogs.
THOMAS c. FOLK.
Nor. 10, 1887.
p. S. IL the Proprietor should not be pre-
sent, the sales will proceed under the dIrcc
ton of Mathew Edwards and I. r. Hughes
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Nsuy u tie oldest and most distinguished men
il the late Democratic party, The lou aud Welt
tried persons! friend. q NJ. Van Bufsn, hsye volt
- ite culture Wing ucket-such mon Gideon
Lee and Preserves fl.h They say truly that
iHsy cannot stand the sab Treasury expcc.a..--
tasy have st-ee s,-at ,i4.-. and u taclr great
ipj4fN, BOT dtis cHpedlort IS loo MuDh iot them.-
Correspondence q Nat lst
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y yaacr, tao % three la ane then have
received Office under loraef aJmla,s
ons.
IS fact, that the present party found
! q d money n the county, aud Il the
bssl description.
is a ael, that moaey-is GOV ruinously
re, sni hardly sohh having uhoa ob
..
. ac', that SILVER aai gold we're as
1.a ss paper, shen tins p4riy tooA the
1 so'cruHela.
i Z laEl, t4ai !. &. n'w oaly 10 l,e hssi
aii,-r holsters. md the layoflics Of
maiitliiun.
- '4e', hat SILVER and gold we're
y pfH~f'y q tha q o.le.
= 80, that they afc ues ~ the II
tsso ,'y rtlayme,.i aid eo..uol at
aseumfu'.
"a aei, lint from tha very Day that
'sssal p1Hy claa ia'e 100, tbss
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r,.,, are stubborn things.-Thc follow
!. copied from the New Brunswick "
F,edonian. They are facts to the point
|. 4 should be well weighed BY every lover
\ his country
NJ. fact, that when the present party
me into power, the country was at peace,
[o,osrous aud happy.
TI,,sn fact. that we are now at war, and
state of deplorable misery and ruin.
|I,i.a fact, that the party promised 10
Ls the nation better III than they found it.
|Itls a fact, that 1t IS ncomparably worse
1 !, \ fact, that they promised reform in
H. which they said had crep, Into the
ninlstraion Of affairs.
| l Is a fact, that these abuses have in.
i,sd ten fold.
/ ia fact, that they promised economy
be national expenditures. This was u
Ilpal point with thrm.
/ IS a fact, that these expenditures have
rea,ed three fold.
| !, a fact, that an expenditure OF thir.
millions a year, under the admmisira.
Il II Nr. Adams, was deemed 50 exiraya.
as to be cause of his dismissal from
e.
D /, fact, that these expenditures are
/ belaeen thirty aud forty millions
4 :. AID more called Tor.
Is fact, that under former admins
oa., the sending Of numerous diploma
,eais abroad VAS considered ground for
., complaint, aud a source Of greel
|aptoa.
j. a iaci, tina, this description Of agents
are numerous nov, aud uuch more tx.
are lhao they have ever leen.
i. fact, that the Occasional employ
ts the administration If pcrsias wliu /