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FEY!lE celebrated stallion CHANDELIER, will
q make his next season III Princess Anne, Nansr.
r:nnd, arI Nort.ix count;cs, (iic p1riicu!ar stand in
each county will b. cs;gnated hr;"nilrr( and with IA
view 10 place it within the power of every ore DESTROYS
Of raising a fine colt, | have been Induced TO lessen the
price of his services for the ensuing season To SD, If
paid within the season; S25 if paid after the expiration
Of the season: Uh!s rule will hr rlgid!y cniurccd0 so 10
cIsirc a mare ~ iDal, 10 be paid rs soon as she proves III
ira!; (pa:t!nT with tie mare cr irregular attendance 10
ia" horse Inr!rits the insHranceJ and 81 to the Groom IN
every instance. lfany gentleman will send aud become
responsible Tor six mares, he wall be charged for five
only.
C!nxrI,LrER was go.by Sir Archie. out of Old Black
Chest. (lIe best brood mare Of her hay0 she by Light.
loot's imported Oscar: her dam, Pill Box, by imported
i'anlGlpnn, gran!au A~lclpomcnc. by Burwclls Travel.
Ter; arra; arand.in Virginia, by cd Mark Anthony; z. z.
q. dam Polly Byrd, by the imported horse Aristotle; =. =.
@. =. dam Young Benny Lass. by The imported horse
jolly Roger: out Of the imported mare Benny Lass, Sec
YuJ HtgiStcrl 1t will be s"en by this Pedigree, That
CHlXricLEER comes from The loins Of the Father Of the
American Turf, old Sir Archie, and on the side Ut his
daui traces immediately 10 old Dixon's stock, acknow-
lodged By all 10 be tic purest in our country.
CIIi3rICLEEH Will commence his season on the 10Th
Of March next, and terminate On the 10Th July.
Good pasturage will be furnished gratis. The mares
VII! be fed on grain, if required, at % cents per day.
The best possible care will lie taken Of them, but no res
possibility incurred for accidents or escapes.
r.. &. BAYLOR.
p. S. | vii! give SIS per month for 4 Groom that can
crtnc we'll r,conIncntrd. if application he made before
the 10Th of February next. Apply To ne at my house,
three 'n!irs cas-. Of Norfolk Borough. r. G. &.
Jan. II. e2-wtl0M
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z EsIEAnLE pROPENTY IN M%ARKET.-Lnm

zh EsIRABLE PROPERTY IN MARKET.-Iam
8 y anxious to sell my land on the RappaItannock Ri
yer. in the county OF Lancaster, one mile below Deep
Creek. The tract contains $50 acres: OF which there
are alont go OF 800 acres of open land in two fields
one producing $50 20 800, and the other 80 to 800 bar
.cIs corn, and well adapted to the growth Of cats and
rye. and Il part Of it = wheat. Tie buildings Oh the land
arc. a large Two story frame dwe!Iing-house, kitchen. dat
ry, meat house, stable, coT,r'houses, carriage house, barn,
oycrsecr's house, cabins, nc, all new and put up by my
self IN a few years past. 1t is well timbercd in pine,
(bclh ir plank and coTd wood oak and clesnut-and
a person enrasing in the wood business: wculd not have
any of The wood to haul more than half Il mile.
There are several considerations which render THIS
property valuable, as well as desirable, To wit: The fine
wood on it, Of which may be spared enough to bring The
white or greater part Of lhe price ask for il; its health
ness, convenience, aud beauty of situation: &c. The
water here abounds in oysters inferior 10 none q know
Of OIL the Rappalrannock, ant in their season fish IN all
their variety. Church, mil, Courthouse, post-oficc,
and steamboat landing, are al! convenient and easy Of
access from this place. Letters addressed 10 Inc at Nults-
vil!.. Lancaster CO., or Lancaster G. r., for informa-
ton, St, relative 10 this property. will receive due al.
tention. DANL r. MITCHELL,
Near .AuAsriuc, lancaster c0&nty.
Jan 81 cn-w5ls
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EETAS committed 10 the Jail, of the City Of Rich.
w mand, on the 25tl OF November last, a negro
woman, wLo calls herself Virginia. and says she belongs
to Cau1m Tunstaii, Of king and Queen county, Virgil
nia. She is about > feet i or 8 inches high, Of Blown
complexion, and supposed 10 be about 10 years Of aye.
The owner Of said slave is requested 70 come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her away, or else
she will BE- dealt with according TO law.
WILLIAM T.. JOHNSTON, D. S.,
fer ". &. Hren, 5. {. r.
February /, 1897. e6-w3n
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I73-wtfiL"l UdGOr,r cGHnty.

wwTILLIAMS Il JOHNSTON, AIroGylEs At LAW:
W Q"inccy, .hdn,Hs county, Winos.-Tlic subscriber,
having commenced the practice Of Law. in partner
ship wllh hicssfs. a. & II. r. Williams. Of q Iinccy,
Illinois, under the above firn, tenders his professional
services To- his friends aud the public. He will also Al
tend 90 business as agent, fer the purchase and sale Of
lands in that State: and The payment OF taxes thereon.
COMMUNICATIONS may be sent, post paid. 10 IL" above
address. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
l., T,-rS1r
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NEW QUARTER FOR SALE.

FE;TIIS valuable tract of Land lies in Gloucester coun
ly, On Carriers. creek, and adjoins Roosevelt, rn
brsciry all advantages 4 rising from lolk River. ltcon
tain. between $50 and 600 acres Of Land: inferior 10
,:o;!c un York River. Presenting that persons wishing
10 purchase, will view le estate, further description is
deemed unnecessary. Any Information required, vii!
be r:rcn by the subscriber; and persons wishing 10 pur-
chase. ere invited 10 call on him or Mr.. Thomas i. Booth,
who rccJcs a: RnscwriI. MANN FACE.
Glnncrsler c. IL, W.. Dec. u. 1O-wiW
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& notwithstanding determined to remove to the
"a West. Offer, at private sale, ry plantation on
which | reside. IN Hanover. The lrdcl con:aius iG@ acres.
and is ;hc thost desirable little estate. in this scclius: Of
country. Il is aiilI:cd between th" Rocky Mills an.
Aliens c:2rk bridge, ever the South Anna riTe:, and
bGuud.d lY The cd Mountain road on The South distant
from ilirlinonb II miles. aud irn:I The Dover MEis. 10
miles. There are a6rat - acres o.: excellent creek land:
- or 80 acres o! the highland are in clover, Tie residue
Gy the cleared l"nd fully rguat!ng. if not surprising in
fertility o. Sol, the lands in this vicinity Of country. and
are mostly rasr Of improvements and well adapted 10
clover. The plantation Is divided int" lrar irids and
three large well improved lois. The buildings arc very
rnrd-ihe d., Hing house large and very convenient.
containing four ruoins below, il passage aud entry. two
rorc!lcs attached, three rJUins aud Il passage MP si!irs.
and lwu excellent aud large rooms ia Tic c"IElr--H Kit
chen. ana three other framed houses fer rrgrucs. Will,
brick cliinn:cS, larc" framed dairy and !nrni house. 4
lew log Corn hu,ise, and 4 very large and cnn " aICnl
i.a"led barn, with sheds for horses. and 4 cellar tie fad
size ul The lYlse-ihCre is attached To tic barn an cx-
cviirHt wheat ihres!IIng machine. .Abui: onr.sihtii Of
the land in wood, and wcil-tiIILcrcd. Tic h"Gs"s are
ri! il: good rrpair; the yard and garden neatly aud sub
S;antiai!y r.ankcd and pa!cd IN. There Is. !rri.aPs. no
situation between The mountains and tide water, more
desirable f7 hraltll. \ bargain can be had, rs HE Sub.
scE.Hrr is disposed 10 lake Il very moderate price !or the
estate. This tract is offered Inr onc.third. cash; ihr ba-
lance Of the purchase money payable at one and tw"
y,ars-possessiun gigcn LIST Octpbcr next. also offer
fr alr, my land il lie county Of Bath, formerly Augusta,
Containing $50 acres, situated Oh STARTS creek a branc!!
O. The Cu~pasiure river. and on both sides OF Tie great
rad leading from Stau#ton to the Warm Springs.
PHILIP WOODSON,
Jan T13-wtfiL"1 UGOrcr cGHnty.
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s 1850 IN f Gs:s'!sn 41 @D"">r:J ii ''" xas ": 'i ..,,:
slave NAsHISGTUH; remarkably tall, large and iIkri;-
brown complexion, about - /" 30 year. "!d-p!rasI~.
cnuntcnancc, and very active ard spr:GhtIy-no p~rr:"u.
lar marx recoiIcctcd. lie "as purchased Of alclaur>
estate, in January, l-ji, at Georges cavern IN Gpac!'.
!and-lad been a waterman on James river 60! Soy r.!
years; ia well known, and has 4 wife ard ether rria."as
about Columbia and Cartc-sYiI!c, where it i br!cYv" H.
may now be found. | viii pay a reward Of .SiG0 :m' bis
delivery IN my manager at Dover. so il secured IN .uT
Jail in Virginia. 50 that get him again, or $50 il t.hCA
u:l Of the Stale, and restored Ia me.
JOHN lIETI, H;hmond P,O
Jan. %. Stiff
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TORN WANTED-We wish to purchase Tor im-
W mediate shirmenl) OIL the James river, a few car.
gees of COED Co!n-for which we will pay cash on deli
very Farmers and others having crops 20 dispose of.
are requested to give Us a call bcfnre selling.
BELL IL S~OMERflLLE.
Feb. !, 1857. S-wiw
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Richmond, Jcn %. cy-!z.

FEIllE subscriber, having purchased the Tavern n.
Il EpyGton, M"cklcnburg county, known ~ IT,
B"Id'on Hotel, and recently occupied by Mr.. NATHANIEL
b. Nelson, informs his friends and the public g"mr;aa;'
'ia' lie IS prepared TO accommodate customers. Hang
iIicnfrea considerable expense IN rcpairing and f:t'n-" '
the establishment, an! in laying in supplies. he vii, &c
comm"dasc those who may visi, him. in n srl !" cf ""4!'
ness and comfort. which cannot fail 70 afford -a~r3s:~r'r"r.
Ills table shall be supplied with tie bcs: po:i.'"'
which iic country affords; his bar with tie bcst irii''s'
his bedrooms shall be nea, and comiortabir: and L:>,.1'
hles, with an ample supply of proventrr. shall l." ':"a''
charge Of careful, experienced and attentive os:'";S
The public need only favour him with their i"'':"""@"''
test the fidelity with which his pledges 10 them ,.,a.; .
redeemed. GEO. ROGERS.
~ The Petersburg Constellation viii user he ao9se orc '''
Nov II 3i-tS
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a1uNANAf.-WaS Committed L" ~, JAZZ 81 ''r'h-
~ lnnl,,,g county. on the 9th day Of December last.
II nero nan slarc: WHO calls himself ILEASAA t, and
say. he is the property of Edward GoTan, Of Tc"nrs'
ser. The said #csrI is about . feet ! inches nigh: GafH
brown cnrIy!ryipn: had on wien coiIii::it"H, !: say 81
nr.ro-ral:on clothes; has II" visible scar a'":it IFS face,
j,,lI or h.nds. and is about 80 years Of age. the owEcf
j. rcclc:lrd 10 car:r forward aid prove property, else
lie wi! he dealt with according TO law.
STEPHEN ?. Fool.
Sheriff nf .UscaIcaj%rg county.
1.,ol SD-wi1w-
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FESEH DOLLARS REWhRD.-Sttayrd or s''ha
=. from the Stables Of the Columbian Hotel. on Su".
day night, the llth Decr!nbrr, a bay mare. toui years
"il: with black I"gs, mane and lail-si!c is upwatts 81! N
teen hands high, aud was in very fac order wicn IT."
left. The above reward viii be givcn and I'll reasonable
charges paid, for the delivery Of sad mare To iL" =l'
scr'bers at the Columbian Hotel, or for such in!.:ua'.
loH as will enable them 10 &c; her again.
J. III. SuBLETT y 60.
Richmond. jan %. -5-lX
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fHSEN Rs REWARD he sum Of tn
q. dollars will be given by the subscriber f.: tic ~"
pr"hrns!on and delivery TO him. or to his O"efs"cr ]"
Hanover. al a young negro woman. naf'"d II hI: VIE
ran away from his plantation, near iian"ycriom II. OF IT,
81 January. Size is about ~ years of re. h!l"k, ava
likely. and has been accustomed TO field WORK. lie h:-
iievcs she Is har5oured either IN this city. or IN Tie "c'.i'
borlIooL Of his plantation.
WA RDOcE ENpDNrEIL
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NAIANTED at this Office, for The present y'.a''t
w young able bodied man servant, (whosc business
will be in the housc.) For one that is sober, honest t"'
industrious, a liberal hire will BE- paid. Apply t. ""
": DunnaSant. IL Early application is Desirable
February Z, 1887.
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~ GENERAL AGENCY --iIr unte TsigncLi'aY, been
tdH FIR s.:tr time ~rnga-rd in 'he lA"rS:i""'i'' u: va
,.nI &, auy ,hs; iray l.. entrusted t. tns!r care. va:
n,.i,,r taxes u, IarI. ryGrru,ing land ~ior!sii@d :r taxes:
in...tira!!r. he :i,Ie Of land Gains Il AM description
Oh :rasunnh> t"7His. "
ham,. WE!,a;n Clark and Kinney Philip .#s5cc': YIN:
G.. Macon. sr Hon. r II. johnson. and tie c'':2;"s 81
Eca.:cky generally. Alt Communications must &c o.,
Trc,cI r. L"wis G. Srs-ett, p. ii, L'n5'ick, Scott
coaa;:: Kentucky. r,.cc,,.r
JOHN S. WILLIAMS.
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'HDUy FLINN. one Of The best s,lls Ct thc ,cnuwn'd
81 Monsieur Tunsnn. wiil STAND the ensuing sr"s"n III
Halifax Courthouse, ga al $:20 The season; For iuf'
iher particulars Of the pedigree Of this beautiful s!li'on'
erc h,,diIlIs. CHARLES A. EAhLON.
.7La.'y ~ .unrruis T. Jnc"s"n: dFch'
-t--im
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Il @EsAh REWARD for NELSON, who :"snt of
- 1DHSNE Oh the 2lst of November. l-:il. lie :as
twrnty seven years Old last August. Of midd'ng stature.
thick set, dark complexion; he has lost several "f his
ja: and ore Of lis f"rr.i"clh: is quick of a?prchrnsion;
can spell and read a lulr; he has 4 scar OIL his forehead:
| belize 81 over his left eye, occGsinncd hy 4 burn whrn Il
child. "nd ore on his lover lip and wrist; he can use
carrci::"rs' tn"is very well. and can r!a;:r Il '"i"rah]y
good horse shoe. will rive the abo"c reward, il taken
in anr Of the Nos. s!av We holding Stat"s and dci'"rrcd Il"
me: "r one hundred dollars, il confined 80 ilt"i -, t h,ni:
O.. fifty, il c,nGmcd IN amy other STATE 50 that ct bin;
or Ole hundred dollars: II brought II me al my place Of
residence in the county of GoncEii"nd. near Licking Hole
h,rrtimr.iGrsr Il have reason 10 believe that h. las OBJ.
tanned fee papers, and vii. try 10 max" lis escap".
JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
Jan 7l-wlw-
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SIOOs si:SS aSs?; Msa, ' 2;sy =: 'sS . a5, ;": );
years old. with Il scar on one Of his shoulders: cut "!lh
il soy tie blade: Sam. about - years old. dark complex
ion. and very lnuCi. burnt nn the face and stomach
F.iu.rrl. - years Of age, rather dark. inclined To be
knock kncri aud tall: Dick. a iuw, thick set negro. II
Yeas Of are. no particular mark; Henry. about u years
Oh. tall and inclined 10 be spare Jack. Il dark negro:
about - years Uf age, very chunky: aud has lusI a mum
Der Of his teeth; Mai, also a low chunky negro, not very
dark complexion, about g years oh Peter. Il small ne
gro. about the complexion Of Mat. u years old.
The above Negroes were tolcrably veil clothed; some
w;:Il hats, and others with caps. They were on their
way 10 lhc Chesterfield Pits, owned by Murchle. Hran-
de-! K Co.. and went oil. The above reward will be
given Oh ti:rir delivery to the subscriber, near Chester
ield Cou!i.Io'!Sc, Va, or so inr either one "i Tic num-
h'r. or SO !pT either, secured III Jail, 50 tiiIt get him
again. al persons ar" hereby !Orewarncd !rc!: ihr)nr.
im9 or carrying Off tle said Nrginrs. under III" rrnaiiy
u! lhc law. BENZ. GRAVES
Inn 1i--HiWIi
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n. B-Whcn getting the bark. it s'ioairI he #c!I -.
cured in small packs, until il could be- l!auicL in.
Feb. -. -.-2l"iw
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-17
"a, Ts. - &5#f
taat bon Cbio,l
5;ars eountpS T.
NubitorS Cfiee,
90: Gtsr 5. 1887.

ga6rs miro biet aesbh sas ss @an Der un.nfbtOli'n
etaootteh ie s es bsbebsn pbst
cpl nobrenos oauf 1aFno sras
sor arsdn ecatbaue in Der sta @anton in
gaunp s Mona1 im ndFen Dseembesa
(en bua saBmr bsiasn gaantps seanft weroen mio e
oaB laaensen Isn eas lcst une mtn ~e pes
sEs~ Gan;sl Sc,1s sau> g. 2!piter.
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MzSCEIHAL ANY.
lisa BELLA & FER SISTER KATE
AND THEIR COUS!N

MS Is one OF the prettiest tales we have
encountered this many day light, easy,
graceful and flowing, il will he read i'm in
!erest 10y all. We copy il from late num-
her of The Western Monthly Magazine a
most excellent periodical, edited by Judge
Hall, and published at Cincinnati. The me.
tropoiis al the West.
Mistakes and MISUNDERSTANDING are no,
such bad things after all at least not always
observation-disclosures alter cases
remember case quite in point Every
body IN The county admired Isabella Ed.
mnnds, and IN truth, she was an amIabIe
creature, just made for admiration and SON
neieerIng, and falling in love with; and ac-
cordrngly all the county OF - was in love
with her. The columns of every Argus,
and Herald, add Sentinel, and Gazette, and
Spectator, and all manner OF newspaners. a.
bounded with the illusions, supplicalory and
declaratory Of her worshippers; in short,
Miss Isabella was the objects of ali the spare
~meaiity in all the region round about.
VOW, shall not inform my respected readers
now she looked; you may just think Of
venus, a Psyche, a Madonna, a fairy, angel.
and so forth, and you will have very def.
mite idea on this point. must run on with
my story. l am not about to choose this an
gel Tor my heroine, because she is too band
some, ana 100 much like other heroines for
my purpose. But Miss Isabella had sister
and think | shall take her. Little X ale.
IoT size was always SPOKEN of in the dininu
i've, was some years younger than her sister
and somewhat shorter in stature She bad
no preiensions TO beauy-none al all vet
mere was certain something, a cerain--in
short, SIR, she looked very much like Mrs
or Miss G. whom you admire so much,
though you always declare she is not hand
some.
IL requires very peculiar talent to be over,
looked with good grace, aud IN this talent
Miss Kate exceIled. She was rs placid and
as happy by the side of her briilian. sister.
as any little contended star, tina, for ages has
twInkied on, unnoticed and almost eclipsed
by the side of the peerless moon.-Indeed
The only ART or science 10 which Kate ever
made any great proficiency, was the art and
SCIENCE OF being happy, and in this she so
remarkably excelled, that one could scarce
be IN her presence half an hour without
feeling unactountably comfortable them,
selves.
She had world Of sprigbtliDess, deal Of
simplicity and affection, with dash of good
natured shrewdness, that, after all, kept YOU
more IN awe than you would ever suppose
you could be kept, by such o merry, good
na'ured little nobody. Not one of Isabella's
adorers ever looked al her with such deyout
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POETES Y.
THE MORE CONVENIENT SEASON.


BY MRS. sIGoURNEY.
Alone he sa, and wept. That very night
The amhassado, Of God, with earnest zeal
Of elcquence, had warned HIM 10 repent;
And, like the Roman at DrusiIla's side.
Hearing the truth, he ,rembled. Conscience
wrought,
Yet sin allured. The struggle shook him
The dim lamp waned-,he hour of midnigh,
tolled;
Prayer sought for entrance, but the heart
lis diamond valve. He threw him on his
| couch,
And bade the Spirit Of his Col depart.
But there was war within him, and he
! sighed
| depart not utterly, thou Blessed One!
Return, when youth is past, and make my
Soul forever thine"
With kindling brow he trod
The haunts OF pleasure, while the viol's voice.
A md beauiy's smile, his JOYOUS pulses woke.
TO love he knelt, and on his brow she hung
Her freshest myrtle wreath For gold he
sought,
And winged Wealth INDUCED him till the
world
Pronounced him happy Manhood's vigor
Gus prime
Swelled 10 its climax, and his busy DAYS
And restless nights swept like tide away.
Care struck deep root around him, and each
shoot
Still striking earthward, like the Indian Tree.
Shut out with woven shades the eye of Hea-
ven,
When 10! message from the Crucified
Look unto me, and lve!" Pausing he
spake
or WEAKNESS and haste, and want of time.
nd duty TO his children, and besought
y longer space To do the work Of Heaven.
God spake again, when age shed its SHOWS
On his wan temples, and the paIsied hand
shrank from gold gathering. But tie rigid
chain
U! habit bound him, and he still implored
II more conUenienL season!
"See, my step
Is firm and free my unquenched eye delights
10 view this pleasant world; and life with
me,
Nav last Tor many years In the calm hour
Oflingering sickness, can better fit
For Vast Eternity"
Disease approached,
And reason fled. The maniac strove with
death,
And grappled like iend, with sbreks and
cries,
I'LL darkness smote his eye ball, and thick
Closed in around his heart strings. The
poor clay
Lay vanqnished and distorted Butthe soul
lie soul whose promised season never
come,
TO hearken 10 his Makers call, had gone
10 weigh his sufferance with his own abuse
And bide the audit
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26

Pets, Ivory favorable, OF course, TO the lat
teri he points our several provis,pns of the
law regulating tho derositcs of the public
money, which he deems Generous and un-
just" to the Pets, and which he intends to
exert himself TO have changed at the present
session of Congress, "by enlightening "cer-
tain members of that body, W HON he modest
ly supposes TO be "ighorant" of the facts
which show the injustice complained OF !.
Among the benefits promised to the Pets, is,
that their number will be reduced, so as 10
augment the profits of those retained, (tbe
preference doubtless TO be given to such of
them as employ II. Nj. Whitney to reside
al Washington 10 attend to their interesls)
and repeal Of that part ofthe law oil Con-
gress which requires payment of interest by
the Pets on the amount of their deposiles,
retrospectively as well as prospectively, by
which they will be enabled 10 realize a pre-.
sent heavy bonus, and enjoy the use of the
public monies hereafter free of charge
Whitney's connexiou with the Pets, On the
one hand, is thus established, by one of his
leaky correspondents. We shall probably
soon see what is the nature of his connection
with the Treasury Department, on the 9TH
err We should not be surprised if he takes
fees from both sides 1t is hardly possible,
however, that such a man can influence the |
legislature OF Congress-even OF the present
Congress. But nous verr0ns -Lynchburg
pIrgipian.
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$40 REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
IN Gleepville, Augusta county, Va. on
the 18th inst. an indented apprentice to
the Saddle and Harness Making business
by the name of HENRY /. DEAL, a.
bout 10 years Of age, red headed, and S
feet Z or S inches high. will give the
above reward of ten dollars to any per-
son who will deliver said boy to me in
Greenville, or secure him in any Jail in
this State SO that get him again. All
persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring or employing him, as " ill
enforce the law against such offenders.
NJ. ID. VINES.
Jan'y 10, 1s37.-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-01-26
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