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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20

Segar from Ppoptia - discovery
ha- ben made % Fa0ce which, il trans.
planted INTO this caury. etll make the
pumpkin iir!ds of Nes England dangerous
rivals 70 tie caac-6ats af lal,..ana and
Gle West Indians. Fronch paper says .
." complete revolution Is expected o.
take place - the manufacture II native ~.
gIg--r revolution which alll probably com.
pr The beet root growers 10 h.de their d.
ml1-hed heads. lnoihef wordi, The pump.
kla IS about to enter thc feld a. a tival 81
the beet root, md - force thc Chamber OF
Dapatles to Fe,ise lis latc enacnncnts On
the sugar question. An industrious specu
laior IS Oh the point Of establishing a mauu.
factory i1r extracting sugar from ms over.
grown and hitherto desplsed production Of
the vegetable world, the fret experiments
on which, II is added, have baen crowned
with complete success
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20

10 make IRE and icatcr proof Cement -
10 bait a piul Of vinegar add tie same ouan.
uly d milk; separate the curd, and m,x
The whey With the white Of FIVE eggs: beat
II well together, and SIT into il a sufficient
quantity OF quick lime, to cover il 10 the
consistency Of thick paste. Broken YES.
sells, nended with this cement, never after.
wards separate, for it rcslsts the action
both Of fire and water.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20

WITTY retort. A lad in passing through
a crowd, carrying very heavy basket of
roasting ears" accidentally ios,led a person
who turned TO him in anger, esclaunnp.
boy, take care how you go,--are YOU
drunk ~
No, not drunk, sir," quickly replied the
lad, "oniy pretty considerably corned" ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-20
" Is1FIf n y y =
" rs y cetl'ss In, e., Ballnort. Ma"

ne fteH& hfR4 ~ fskpHHG UHE. -~ I4T
Ph'ladnlpHa commercial iisrald, 80 alud.
ny TO Tie WORKINGS OF the Evyunging pro.
cess, TINS thc iUlios ,ug paragraph
rhe process Of "Ergpngiag is m tho
foil ttde Of successful Experiment. -
Black lines" have bccn dfawn around
ne ersdfest aud bta 20 leuacssrc y zee
Prslden, Johnson hos been trpgHatd "
rom the Great crossings 70 heuuekl The
itaamen ai Indiana have erpuHssS siS
N4u Butgu members ont 81 congress.
Rh2de Island has nobIs discharged her Da.
re, IN esPunsus her Pcarcr, and Maine
has not ouly ",xPsaged hef Parks, Lul
drawn black lines round her Fair6alds
SOLITARY and alone The great humbug
Benton " set his ball IN molloo, bat lhe
peoPlo are rolling it over me parts pretty
merrly, and u Il continues 20 20 1t It's pre-.
seut rate I'VE rather calculate that II
won't be long before lbe whoie party, hufn.
bug BcHlou aud III, sll bo " erppneed. Z
The Washington leacr.ariiers say that
VIZ. Benton and ST.. CalaoDa Lave sha.
ken hands und drank wine together" IA 10.
ken ADD ~ pledge ol recoueiiiallun Il
Is o strange aud omlnous cuuluuctiou. OF
oae tHng sac arc sure, aud that j. thai Tie
South carolina senator cannot latta eaalin.
ne 10 occupy BIS lafiy position, Uttl such !
heavy weight hanging 60 has skirs. The
more probable result 81 The condition. =
We fear, will b. that thc Nissouf,an wll
draw the chlsalric Nplllfycr down 10 h.s
osn base leypl Lgachbrg FirsIaiaa.
- - =
Cotton CaShfd. 1t - stated 10 the Grand
Gulf Advertiser that tho MIsslssippi Banks
have determined 10 advance ,souey Ia lhe
Planters 81 the State, to tie liIil amount If
their present, aud also 10 one hall the a.
mount OF the succeeding crop, at an inter.
est Of seven per cent. Tho Cotton Is b.
delivered at certain poiola agreed upan. On
the river, whence Il IS 10 be shipped ~ ne
Banks direct 10 Europe, aud sold Tor Cash.
Thus, II IS said, the Planters are 10 save The
expenses of shipment, &c, and tho Bank.
are TO obtain the means Of repleashine their
vaults with Specie.
The ruling passion strong IN deoth.--
DR.. Harris IN his life OF Commodore Bum.
bridge, speaking of his las, illness, says.
" his intellect continued perfectly sound
and collected till about two hours before bls
death, when occasionally II wandered. Al
this timc he called for bis sword and pistols
which, not being attended 10, he raised him.
sell partially out Of bed, and demanded those
Instruments with great yehemenco, and or.
dered that all hands should be called 10
bodyd fbe ensY,, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
>poud..nee OF the journal of Commerce.
MANCHrs rrK, Nav Is, }.

Correspondence OF the journal oi Commerce.
MANCHESTER, Mss Is, }.
The packet AlrCiniau has arrived At Liverpool.
The reuitancos By her are sad 70 be rer, suall ihr
palsy IN the Siaes vastly extending and now thu Tt
action will commence here.
heavy gloomit is sand hangs over Liverpool aud
b. the next ptoketyou will have sad news from that
place.
House oi great importance III the American
tratc will stop this week. from which may spread
like an epidemic this real calamity. The payments
b, the ludia Traders fall due IN tie two following
months. and then trade has not been much less dr.
aStrouS. You may therefore look 10 tho crisis vt
approaching and vauT remark thai " man Is sal
having ms name either side al rafcr" VIII soon
be verified in tins county.
The American planters must provide more rrayi-
sious and plant less The, will long disco
yer that short crops will be equally profitable 10 large
ones.
ThcAmcrcan securities tBaak stock c>ccpcdl are
da, improving IN demand aud value. Is good com
mercal paper falls III credit aud lively app1cben-
SONS are now felt lest the quaint, should be- uagul-
fed as again 10 cndangcr a draft Ion specie
NAUTILUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
POLITICAL.
SHE Is fIEfS1..

She is ihiia the Norl il spoken,
Hand TO band and heart 10 heart
Though all ether ties De broken.
Time these bends shall never raft.
Thou hast taken her in eladntss,
From the altar's holy shrine
Oh, remember. in her sadness,
She i thine, and only thine.
IL 50 iair temple never
Aught OF III can hope To coue.
Cool " III strive. and striving. ever
Make ~ pure a shrine It's home
Zach The olher's love possessing.
Say that care should cloud thai brea
She will b. 10 ihue a blessing,
And a shield to her be thou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
go ses1ss AIRED.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living in the
I county ri Plls, Iyan,a III OF / ; miles south of
Wards Bride. on the 32l of May last, NEGRO
IAN NAMED HENRY, about - years of age,
Iaree and likely. HENRY formerly belonged to
MI. Wm. {. Lellvich of Bedford county, aud Is
well acquainted IN tie uci.hhoAood OF Mr.. " IN.
Galway. The above reward will h" given to an,
person ho will apprchcnd and couliuc lima IN Jail
50 that get hliuagain.
JOHN T.. FITZPATRICK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
* Z; VI q v A /.

1--WE subscriber takes this method of Informing
Il her friends and the public generally that she has
remoycdup stairs III the house occupedby the
Lynchburg lfslnian, aud nearly opposite the Post
Office where she may be seen aud viii execute all
orders ia the Manlua Making business, with
ucatncss aud despatch.
MARY Am NORTON.
.i1up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
III. WE FOE -. sEE.

Ft'Ilf. subscriber has ON hand about 100 bushels
u Of Mountain LINE IN tire Stone. And will
keep supply OF it at Samuel Burch's Lumber
Room, about g doors below the Franklin Hotel.
SAMUEL STEELE, Agent,
for james Wilson Of Roclbldge County Va.
june In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
CAUTION.

y consequence the serious Inconvenience anu
4 injury have sustained on my lands IN A'''h' H.
and Campbell, by persons trsspassing thereon a,cn
riding, and Walking through the same leaving W
the gates &c. feel myself constrained os ~.
gard TO my own interests. 10 tofbd, aud 10 he't225
ind all persons from riding OF walking throu ~, or
said lands, whether engaged in hunting or hs'in3
otherwise, under the pain othaving the law iuIii
forced against them. WATT PETTlJoi1N
June W."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
y K T. III = Sc,

eEAIflFl l. Bonnet SILKS rich figured
a. SILKS aud SAFjNS somebcautitul stylc, Tor
party drc,sr-: black Matte nj Iusrngs, black and
Colorcd Gao de Nap, beautiful Ghahcttc,; Bonn
bgziucs; Printed Jacouets, Ne. Nc. just rccclv-
cd at MARTIN, YARD x DNNIS'S
Ami u 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

: virtue ri deed TRUST, executed to Fran
- ciS Meu"ctlcr IN his life time bearing date tI,e
2lth day OF Aprl, l-2o, by William Woods. for ce,-
''n purposes therein mentioned aud duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the Comfy Cam ofpal
iorh' shall, On Thursday, the 29th day of the pre-
sent month"; Jone) proceed to sell by way of public
anc'toh' on the promises on which the said Woods
f'S'oeH At present, for ready money, the iolovino
property mentioned IN said deed Of trust, to wit one
I'm Oh, f'Sht head Of Cattle. nineteen head of
Hoy, one \ ohe of Oxen one OxG,rt fam ra,,l,,,
hedN' 'heu ',rnllurc aud Sleals, one Walnut En
f'a''' one " ainu Folding Table, one Lookng
class one Loom and one Dressing Table. The.
nieto TIE aforesaid proptrt, Is believe to be nm.
qo'Suoo'oie' bat The subscriber will only convey
sn'h n IS vested III hmby the Trust deed
JAMES \. MERIWETiIFR.
Jun, o'''' "e, H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

VIRGINIA At rnlcs held in the Clerks Ohcr OF a
Circuit superior curt Law and Chnnccry Tor tht conn
" of Amherst, MONDAY the LIST las OF May, l8N
Michael :. Warren, administrator OF Butler Hartman de-
ceased. flhniu
against
Godrs Tocr in his right, ami Executor Of idl'n
Barnes de d., Frances i}u.s, lots of SAID Elal barn
and Willinm Henry, Ella, W Lucy w, ruhs' Suit AMI
Mildred :, NJ FARM Dtcnd,h1'
j. tHiNtRE{.
The Defendant todirry 1ocr, not ia ing cncrcdn' aP
pcarucr and security, according 10 the act oi a"1'
and III rules OF this court and appearing by satlstae oIs
ldcnc' that he mhahtn OF this t"mmnlwcal o
the motion OF h, Plaintiff b., his counsel 1t is ordered l
tic said God,rc, Torr do appear here before the h-
day Of the september term, answer the amended ph
the Plaintiff and that copy ol TIN. order be lh'" ms
in the l., uchbuI Nireinin, months snentssl''
aud posted the door OF hr courthouse Ia said COUNT
\ Copy 1cstc, .. , -,
Nla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
1858

rENlllS LINE leaves Lynchburg Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays At ) O'Clock \. VI.
and arrives At Lexington the same day at L. NJ. :;
and leaves Lexington on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock, \. NJ. and arrives at the
White Sulphur the me day. This Line inlersects
with the Gustndottc luc Al Callahan's, which goes
on the same DAY to the Holland Warm Springs. The
road from Lynchburg 10 the White sulphur
Springs, llase hesitation III saving is of the
best in the Slate, being graduated the whole way
aud the mountain scenery is unsurpassed in beauty
and grandeur.
The drivers upon this line all sober men. and
il will be managed by the best that be procured
and the Recommendations are not inferior to those
upon any Other route.
Fare from Lynchburg TO Lexington, - 80
" from Lexington to Lewisburg, & 90
BENZ. w. CURTIS. Iqoat
torJ y. e Siocktoa y. IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
Parasols Il grsai,rcs

M are tins day opening a Case Of the above
" which torbeauty OF sly lie and finish, surpass
NY we have ever had and at very moderate pilces
ROBINSON y ElsI4IHTT.
May l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

For Sick Headache, &c. Price 50 cents.
~ None are genuine unless signed r. kIDDFp -
wrapper (sole proprietor aud successor to Dr. Gown
whom they for sale, his Counting Room No Il, =, o.
srt Boston, and by his special appointment. b, o'
J. /. ROY ALL, and
Howell DAVIES Ly1cbb,-
AUGUST II , -,
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DIES,

ST received, superior lot OF CANDIES,
~ winch will be sold Low, by WHOLESALE ar ~
TAIL, at the slau Of the Boq \ 1fgrtor.
Fol ROT REAN& PALMER.
Nnich % y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
hitckcII's Reference and Distance. Ns..p
Of Ile United states.

I UST received and for sale few of the above
81 MAPS nea'l, painted in counfies, by
CHS. PHELPS.
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y q Il IC

IN the 2ith day of June on the premises, '', a,c
~ will be rented, to the highest bidder, ioI
year, the we'll known property called q, III,
WALL NIlLlS.-Possesson 10 be gwen oi' =
LIST July. DAVID STAlLEo
as attorney for Georse Staples, G"ofa ar
June ID :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

VIRGINIA :--hulcS held in the Clerk, Office nj ,,,.
can superior Court OF Law aud Chaurer, for tl,4,,
OF Amherst, ON Monday, the 81 of NAV, 1875
Charles +. Betnods, Edward REYNOLDS, C,aL p.,,.ti
1"hn Nnde and Jfmna his wife, formerly Jenna Re nol
Joshua REYNOLDS, Ahncr Rcynold and Archibald ReyI4d
i1sIunl-
against
Philip Rsnold, and Martha ymsra sI.o cya4 Martin, r.
nolls, III
Is t'HtNC
Tho Def, udaut4 hN Ing entered tl,,r apprar,n,. -,
sN security according 10 tr act Of ASSEMBLE and II, r
ut TINS ouft. and II appearing M evidence thai
ARE not inhabitants et dis country ordered that The
Defendants d" appenr h>rc the frs tnv neAt --pl
h'rt nm aiat answer hch Of the Plaintiffs and that rn, nj
tl~ order b. touw m inserted ia new supper publish
III The town ot = nchburc, Tor month, srGcsssl4 All
posted at the front door of tho louse is county
Coz -Fcztc
JOHN THOMPSON IT. cf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

The Defendant Milan Hairless IT, not ha, ns cn,rI
appearances and "lNCn security according tn lct Of j.
sonlN, and the rn oi i- aud it appearing -a,,f
tory evidence that he j. iuaItnnt TIN. rnultI
ot,sd That the SAID Dct nlai do appear her, l,i
day OF jun" ncNt. and the hill the rlainf ant
that copy o thu orl"r be forth It'll inserted in
per published III the town of l,nchhure, for months
ccs-N ard o-le At thc door OF the court l,ol
tinSc"unts. AtuPS-Ir-tr,
ROBERT FIN~llA.
kt,r,I. "a
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DIR. RELIES
ANTI-BILIIDIS pIIIS
CAMBItlAN TOOTH.ACuc
PILLS.
Dr. Relies Vegetable Specific

TVNIIE relief is immediate, wihou, the lena, ;;
i Teeth. Price 80 cents a box ' INJURY !" lAs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

lN'iAlA At court of quarterly session. he-1i AL
h'd Tor thu cnnnts of Amherst, the court al,, ,t
MonI :! the 2rtI DAY ct Mach, LIB
Richard =. Ellis. pI,pfI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
London Cloths and SCsiin:s'

ENTLEMEN wishing tn. real agony IL ' u.
VI most "a shonable shades of Cloths iof ~,
FrocL Goats, car be accommodated by o nnT,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22
HIeS GOODS .ofrsS..

\ euBlNSON &ELLIOTf be- lcl,c to inlolm
then iurnds and customers generally, tHattbca
'>sottucm belne "'mplrtr, thrs will hold on cN=
tr1mdH' cmcpts topu,hl>crs and 10 wholesale Dbl
e+ very small advance on the Ncw or, cost
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

s~G received "a case ot plan. Straw
~ FOHmcts, beautiful mlcla. winch Will
sell how ROBINSON &ELIIO1T
luur 10 +,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-22

0E0hlf
William iiartlcs-. Jr aud james +. Taliacro
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T. CHANGEl;l. VIRGINIA tn tlc CIrcur
d Superior Court OF Law aal Ghouceiy. for vi.
sun county;
Nathaniel and Harvey Weed, mrrehant. and fatt-
o"ls, trading udcrrhc style and firm cf y. al.
" ccd 4 Co Plaintiffs.
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sRe So @Gs,sI.

LNnclibug Oct. > |
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
From the Lexington Gazette.

Lexington, HpriL ~, 1887.
AT a call meeting of the Union Volunteers.
for the purpose Of adopting resolutions ex-
pressive OF the feelings of the Company on
The death Of Mr.. DAVID BRowN, a MEM
Der; Capt. George A. Baker was called TO
the chair and John Z. Lewis appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion of Mr. John NJ. Fuller Resolved,
That committee be appointed to draft res
olufions.
The following gentlemen were appointed
by the chair, Messrs. John w. Fuller, Jas.
Med. Tay lor, and John Letcher.
The Committee after retiring for a few
minutes made the following report.
Resolved, That we deeply sympa,hize with
the relatives of the decd, in this dispehsa-
ton of Providence, which they have been
called upon to sustain.
Resolved, That The Union Volunteers will
attend his funeral on ton morrow, and bury
him with military honoIs.
Resolved, That as last tribute of respect
to his memory, we will wear the usual badge
ofmourning for three successive parade day
G.. A. BAKER, Chairman.
John E. LelOis, Sect.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
E!R USX SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust executed
to the subscriber by Joseph Bowyers, on
the Both day of May, 1886, and of re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, for purposes therein
mentioned, shall. on Saturday the 9th
day OF the present month, (May. sell at
public auction, for cash, before the door
OF the Wayne Tavern in Staunton,
Two Tracts or Parcels of Land,
on the waters Of the Calf Pasture river,
the first containing two acres. and the
second containing three hundred and
twenty five acres.
Such title only as have under the
said deed of trust will be made to the
purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY,
May 3, 1887, Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
3 e4 II r.
Under Deed of Trust.

By virtue of a deed of trust executed
to me by Willis Jackson. on the 10Th
day of April, 1885, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of
Augusta. ] will offer for sale, on Satur-
day the 22d day of the present month,
april. for cash, at the residence of the
said Willis Jackson. on the Middle river,
the following personal property. viz:
Three Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Furniture, one walnut Bu-
reau. one walnut China Press, one set
Shoemaker's Tools and Lasts. two wal,
nut Dining Tables, Chairs, Plates, Dish
es, Cups and Saucers, Knives g. Forks,
Andirons, Shovel and longs, Pots, O.
vens, Skillet and Baker, and variety
of other Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, together with one Silver Watch.
l will transfer only the right to the
property vested in me by the deed afore-
said, although the title thereto is believ-
ed to be good.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Trustee.
April 6, 1897.
assas The sale of the above pro-
gS perry is postponed until Satur-
day the 9th day Of May next.
SAM'L CLARKE. Trustee.
April 20, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
VIRGINIA


AT Rules holden in The Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry, for the county Of Augusta, on Mon
day the lsl day OF May 1887.
Edward, Thomas s. Richard Bil!ups, James
Webb and William Patteson, plaintiffs,
against
AndrewLew il. Samuel Lewis, jr. Charles
Lewis and others, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
I, appearing by the return of the Sheriff
OF CabeIl county, on a scire facias awarded
the plaintiff at the December rules last, that
The defendant John Morris, Executor Of
Thomas Morris, deceased, is moi an inhabi>
;ani Of ibis Common V ealth: Therefore, on
the motion of the ssid plaintiff, by couueei,
Il is ordered, that the said John motifs 90
appear before the Judge OF our Circuit gu"
perior Court OF Law and Chaneery tor Au-
gusla county, at the Court house, on TIE mrs!
day Of the next term 10lh OF June,) and
show cause, il any he cam why THIS cause
shall no, stand, he revived &proceeded in toa
final decree against him in mis- character as
executor as sforesaid; and that copy OF
this order be forthN it'll published in the
S,sunton SPECTATOR for four weeks success
siveIy. h copy--Teste,
2sI NICH'S &. KINNEY, C. c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04

eel that believed he would be in no danger
IL he should even fail TO surrender him. as
they both intended leaving the Common
wealth, and it would he necessary 10 proceed
against Rhodes in the Stale Of Alabama, be.
fore he could be made liable, and that he
could Ut any time release himself by sur rem /.
dering him there. Not intending il as all :
vice 10 Mr.. Points, but Conscientinusly be-
lieving al the time that | was correct in the
opinion. Nor was it until I had made II n
examination, and consulted with an older
member OF the bar, that was persuaded I
was in error. Mr.. Points however taking
il as designed il, NOT as advice, took out
the Cepi Corpus, and surrendered him To the
Sheriff Upon the Cepi Corpus endorsed
that he should he released from further bail
After Rhodes was discharged by the Sheriff,
he cnquired il he was not still liable TO be ar
rested. told him he was at any moment.
Thus the matter Terminated AT that time. la
the evening, after Rhodes had left town,
directed Ca. Sa. and handed il 10 r. Turk.
ID. 5. with Instructions 10 arrest him and
bring him back. AS To the time and place
of arresting HIM, he was left TO decide for
himself
IL was very soon ascertained that had
issued the Ca. Sa. and MIR. Joseph Points,
early next morning, pursued and appraised
Rhodes at the Tact, who returned without
seeing the Sheriff In :. few hours met
with George Nj. Cochran, ESQ. who was a
partner in The bond | stated TO him the sit
uation ui the matter, and requested him To
direct what course should he pursued. fIe
required a new bond 10 he taken, and that
he he released, which was Immediately done.
then gave him an order tn the Sheriff, in
the event he met with him, not TO execute
the Ca. Sa.
These are the facts Of the case, and now
ask, who can censure me? say, no one hut
MIR. Points. And | now say TO the gentle
man, that so conscious am I OF having pur-
sued correct anG honorable course in my
practice, that ! most cheertuIy abide the
public judgment in relation TO this and eve-
ry other case in which have been concerns
ed. WILLIAM Is KAYSER.
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Wool Carding.

THE subscriber respectfully teBders
his thanks to his friends and the public
generally, for the liberal patronage ex-
tended 10 him in his business, and in
forms them that his WOOL CARD
ING MACHINES will be in operation
as usual. Wool may be left at the store
of Mr.. Breckenridge in Stanton, where
it will be returned when carded.
He continues to keep all kinds OF
CASTINGS FOR MILLS and MA.
CHINERY, which he will sell as low
as they can be furnished at the Furnace
and makes MILL and MACHINE
IRONS on the shortest notice, and in the
best manner. The Plough Manu-
factory is also carried on as usual.
JAMES d. TRIMBLE.
Trimble's bIill, Augusta
county, May 4, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-05-04
ATTENTION.!

THE Officers composing the 22d end 93d
Regiments Virginia Militia, are required to
meet in S,aunton, on. Tuesday the 9th day of
Nay next, for the purpose of training, and
continue in training until Thursday inclu-
sive. F,RHNKL/N- Nc CUE,
Col. SD Regt. y. M
THE 32d Reg,. y NJ. will meet at VIM.
s. Hangers, on Friday The 18th day Of May
next, al ii o'clock, II. III. for the purpose OF
mastering -Commandants OF Comps will
hand in their returns on the first day of the
training according TO law.
FRANh-LIN Nc CUE,
Col. 32d Regt. T. M