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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

VIRGINIA To wit:h Rules held in tn Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv, holden
for the comfy OF Cam bel Monday the I'd da,
her, 1897
Henry I Ea, and Margaret hi. vile, formerly Margaret
Had'n Plaintiffs,
against
William Y laden James ". iIadan, Achilles VI. IIarn
Richard g. ladcn, Samuel Tarly aud Jane his wife for
merry Jane larn Chnrlcs Anthony aud Martini his Wife
msrv Martha iiaen, Mary Jones, John H. Henderson and
Martha his wife, Moses Arnold and Martha hi lie Jan
Hopkins and insclm >. H,dsn and Madison Haden in then
right, and Administrators of Benjamin laden d,cca-
sed, Defendants
IN CuANCFRY.
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence, that the Defendant,
Achilles VI. Haden inhabitan of this Stat, aud he
appearing, il ord red that he do appear her, thu Gr
Monday in Iunury and the bill ofc Complain
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN III,
,nchburg Nirsnian for months successfully, and post
I'd ut the front door of the said courthouse.
Tesc, JOHN ALEXANDER, Clk.
Oct. 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
90 DOLLARS REWARD.

city Of Richmond, aud IS pla~lercr by trade Also,
JOHN MAYS, recruit ol the United States
Army, who deserted from the same rcndcz-
vous on the 10Th October, lS37.--said recruit is
% Years of age. has darn cyr. dalh lalr aud dark
complexion, is feet inches high, born III Amherst
couny, IN the State Of Virginia. and ~ abourer b,
profession. $40 reward viii be pad by the un-
derSgned fo the apprehension and deliver, of e,tIle
oil the above named drsrrtrts--&6o Tor both.
GEORGE G. HITTER.
CAPT. oh Regiment INFANTRY,
Hecr"ifiag QHccr.
I>nclburr, October 50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES.

BARGAINS FOR THE LADIES.
WEARY CHEAP LACES & BOBBLNETTS,
Elcgan, Bombaziues Sd at 81 to 81 .,
Rich fsd Mandarin Grapes,
Beautiful black Luics,rngs,
Silk velvet for Capcs and Trimmings.
With other and cheap Goods daily appearing,
which, sell exclusively for cash, i'll go low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October 80
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Oct. &c

VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT l;ulcs h,ld in IN. Clerk,
Office oftht Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chance.
r., for the count, of Halifax, in the month Of Dctntrr gg
Henry Davis, Plaintiff
do0inS'
William Bairl AMI Rchnri v Ws,Aias, Defendant.
Is CuiNUERY.
The Defendant William Baird ha,ia- o,er-d b4 No.
peernnce and given security, ding tui- Assembly,
and ihs rules o, this and appearing hv si<irn,
dcnce that lie is u,ltant Of his II
is ordered That the said Defendant Brir ip br,a
our Jndgr, of our sad to@r IA" frtt DIV eth
and answer the psutin4 bill and rial oi. orir h.
forthwith, inserted in III" l., nchburz Nirenan months
successfully and posted nj the front door Of II co.ou OF
this county.
Cnp--Tost,,
wv. Itotr. CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
TRUST SALE.

rpet.,vT 10 The provisions of a deed OF trust
esecu,ed BIZ John ~ Davies to the subscriber
an Tho o1s, of June. 1897 for the purposes therein
mentioned. aud duly recorded in the Clerks o'aee
of Amherst county will be sold for cash. =, A'"e,s,
Can't House. in trout Of DIR. Powells Ho'e', y"
MONDAY the 2ol, inst. THAT being C"nrt ua.,l .nI
e,,h.r.s estate real and personal, heretofore more
specially advertised. The t,ile is believed 10 De
GOOD, but | will convey such only as Is vested N mr.
a. ,rns,ee RO.. WHITEHEAD, Trustee.
Nnvcp,bpr w."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

VIRGINIA AT rules held in The Clerks Office ofthe Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chnnccr, Tor Dedoi
county, the I'd day OF October, 1857
Richard Tsrcc, / aini.t
aoaiRI
William Shrewsbury, She riff of Bedford. and sub ,JIi
of Robert NJ ing deceased Caleb Ewing - own
right, and administrator OF Polly Ewing, oceasedalso"
ting under decree of Bedford county c"i
Spotswood Brown, William Ewing, stephen ". Lewis ana
Thomas o. Acrc and Micaah Davis Jr Defendants
IN CHANcERY.
The defendant Stephen w. Lewis having entered us
appearance and given security, according the act OF Ase
bly, and the rules oftns Court, and pearing by ssf
evidence that he is nlaban oi this ColnonwediW
II is ordered that he do appear here the first day OF the ny
and answer the plaintiffs bill ha hi, order be nscI
ed in newspaper, published in the OF Lynrhoa'
for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front doo
the courthouse of this county, some court day.
Copy-reste, ri,
NV WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

The ndants, Robert Throc kinortnn, Marr rbroluo
ton and littlcbcTy Waits and Elizabeth hi. wifi ma,
having entered their appearance and given security, ,,c.r
ding to the act OF Assembly and the rules Thu Cort and
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that the, ARE NM IN,
haainns OF tins Commonwealth motion oi tho n'o;nti1.
by their counsel. it ordered that tn. sal efnl,o. ID, ms
pear here the first dav of the prl term next and ,n.,
the plaintiffs h aud that copy arthis order ir ;bh;n
serted i'll the vnrhhnrr Eirrri two month,
" and posted the ron door of the cor,ise of , cou
rv. i Copy--rcsr.
- WI. HOLT, CLERK.
oSt ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

u lkHlNlA, TO wir:-.h rles holden in tn, C.,l n,
" ice OF tir tnrnit superior Court Of Law mud C,,,.
Tor The county OF Halifax. in the month of October l
John Aieehee john Brilion and John Sice gail pln,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
I'laiiniif,

VIRGINIA At court h'd for L if,rl caintv. al IL
courthouse, the 23 day OF Octnb,r thousand eight
hundred and thirty
Mary Floyd, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

VIRGINIA At rules held in tIr Clerks OiI;cc ,1 u
cult Superior Court OF Law a,n c,ncery for ,l VIZ
OF amherst on Monday. the 9Th ia, Of September 97 'y
Addison raliaftrro, Pa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
0.ed,nSl

Mary lhrocAnoron Iiuehcuv Watts and Eliz,lch III.
wife, Robert fhrocAmorton, Ca,harne Tlorkn,r,m H.,
lhroe morion. Martha Throck morrol Henry I,r,l no
Richard Throckmoron, Sarah rhoc hInorlo ,.M,rv JI.i
Deirmant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

VIRGINIA At rules held in the ClcrL,. M
'. Gre III Superior Court of Law and Cb,ne o. ".
CONT Of Amcrston Monday the 9TH day ofsep,en, ~ , s
or,,;.., Plaintiff
George Farar, Frances l.. Farrar Fr,n,cs
u farsr children OF the s"d Frances Farm md oa'
Flood, ~" harle.
Is Cn,Scrny Defendants.
The defendant Charles Flood, not HAVING ..,o,,
pearnnee and given security according to m. A., a ms ap
bly, and the les OF this Court, mud appenr, ass. M
factory evidence. that he l. nhnbant of III ~ ss'.
il is ordered that the said defendant do sppc,r country
first day of the next April term and answer ,, On the
PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be fortw nh @ Oh ha
some newspaper published in the Of ,nch RED
house Of this county. \ Copv-Tesie VI 'he 'oun-
ROBERT TINsIEy ~
Oct. 10 ''I Il.
ANOu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

XlR6iNiA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of H.,
cult Superior Court of Law and Chonccr, VI Tie Cn
Henry l. Rose, ~, lob
Plaintiff
against -
Abncr Sisson, Thomas \. Euhank, Sbcrifrof A,,L
aud such Administrator of Tar,y Sisson MI sounir
~ Deiendant.
IN CHANCEgy 100
Tic defendant, Abncr Si,s not a,ns cnt,reIL;
and given security, according the act of a.. apper
the rules OF this court and tappcnrg by satsincory aud
tlat he is not iniabiiant Of this country il i. aenee
the said defendant do appear here frat da, of w. mat
April term. aud the bill of the plaintiff 'e hes
copy OF this order he fortw it'll inserted in Tho , ~" mat
cnianor two months successfully and posted M ,j ~
of the courthouse of this county. Conxr oat s0or
Oc ~ ''''ieri.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
Oct. NJ

NlkGI MA "a, rules held IA the lrr<- Of The Cir
cut superior Court Of Law and thancor,, for Bedford
county, the 2d ,av of October 1917
john Turner anue, for thu heirs Of Nancy Meadows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

The defendant Jonas Min2r, not hay ing entered his appear
and given security according 10 the of a
the ri,s of this Court and j appearing h, satisfactory
d1nce. that he iilutant commons enth'
ordered that he do appear here the first day o the seN
term and answer tbs paini bill that this order he insert
ed in ncwspapcr published i'll i.vuchrs, Tor month
ely, and post ID NJ the fnt door Ofl hus u
this cuuiiy court day.
ACopy-Feste
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Nny w.,
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WV Uol.T. t"l.
Oct. IL w,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

The defendants Jo!1 Ste' ant, last - wait jams S,'n
iam - Richard Stewart, SaIla 81" art. John
stewart Jr John Fln,d and ----- Ia rhl,lr,n Sarah
ravior aud - Ruilcdst aud = zlh-rh his wife. MT
a red their appearance, snl .r security, arcrin
ia. Assembly. aud the rules i coutf-anl
pesrine the of the that they n''
coun, il orlared. ilni they appear h"rr
fourth MONDAY IN December II unl tn Nil -"
The complainant, aud that copy of this order t forth" h
serted in the I,ncbur Virqninn. for months
~. and posted tn front door al Ia cunt,ou-, of this
". \ topy--lrst'
RIO. G. MITCHELL, e. n. c.
Oct. "
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Is t'MANCiRY.

aoHipSt
Jonas Minier, Joseph jenkins aud James Drakr,
n ..ufy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

Ahner Sisson, Thomas y. Euhanl Sheriff of Au,c, -
", and as snrh administrator o' rarpy isso dee s,s @
liam 7. Si-son and Muria S.son. D.f,nI " IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

ATlRGINiA AT rules held in tho Clerks Oice of the
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
Of Monday In, lIl da of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

Nov .
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

The meaning of Gen. Jackson's phrase
used in his recent letters to the Globe
"Me democracy of numbers forcibly
illustrated in the examinations which
have been made into the late Congress
sioual polls in Baltimore. One of the
thirteen dollar-a head men, brought on
from Washington to vote for Howard
and McKim, voted five ;imes-another,
four times -another, five times-and a
4tb, also five times;-at least we suppose
them to be some Of the cattle, as, it ap-
pears from the following queries publish
ed in the Baltimore Chronicle, they are
not known in the city. These demo
Gratis have certainly a great knack OF
multiplying the number of their potes
Will the Editor of the Chronicle inform
his friends, il he can, who the Patrick Kelley
is who appears on the poll books as having
voted, in The End ward once, 9Th ward twice,
9th ward once, 10Th ward once-fiye times
IN ali
And who James McNaiIy is, who voted in
Tim @b.wa!d 3 times. Sd ward time-four
And who Bartholomew BIsuu,,.
ted in the 9Th, 9th, 10Th, lltb, and 12P2HH
wards.
Andslso w no Patrick Bishop is, who voted
in the 9Th, 9th, 10th, 1lib and 18th wards.
Perhaps by an inquiry through your paper
their proper place of residence, aud right Ia
abuse the elective franchise, might be made
more manifest to the public Than il now is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEC-
'rIONS

kentucky Returns have a, last reached
us from The only doubtful District in this
State, being that last represented ny Mr..
BovD, (Van BUREN, In that District, n
Wing MIR. CampbelD has been elected,
though there we're two Wing candidates runs
ming at once against the Administration can
dida.e.
Kentucky thus presents an undivided front;
and. though elec,ing her Representative by
Districts has chosen w higs in every District,
thirteen IN number. In the last Congress
nine only Of The thirteen were Wings
Indiana. -RArLIFF Boon, the remaining
Representative of Gen. jackson in this State
is defeated, and Wing elected in his place.
Indiana, also, therefore, has chosen an en- tire
Wing representation in Congress
North Cd,Oiind.-Our renders are already
apprized ii the re election of Mr. Lew ~
Williams, the veteran Representative IN
Congress, Che being, though only in the
prime Of lie, the Father of The House of
Representatives that is he has been M Con-
gress, continuously, for longer perind than
any other Member lie was moi without
opposition, however. II is honorable To him,
and credtahleto the discernment ul his con :
siituenis, that he was re elected by Ia major
| ity oil three thousand rOfes
The delegation from n Carolina stands
Wings, S-Van Buren,, 5.--Nat Int
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

Spring IPheat.-We state for the in
formation Of our agricultural friends who
may wish to procure the Spring Wheat,
that they can do so by early application
to T.. p. RoBERTs, Esq. editor of the
Farmer and Gardener, Baltimore. Mr.
Roberts has been appointed agent for
the sale of upwards Of 400 bushels, pu,
up in tight barrels, each containing a.
bout three and half bushels, which will
be sold at So 81 per bushel.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

Mefeoric !Shn,ger.-On w ednestlay even
ing last, from half past nine, P. NJ. until
2 A. NJ. we observed, says the New York
Observation-Disclosures, Of Aug. ii "a brilliant
display Of shooting stars, almost equalling, in
number, the famous shower Of November
18Th, 1888. They appeared mostly 10 ema
nate from one fountain, in direction from
r.; or n. by f. Many exhibited long bril-
al seconds "Akic HI continued luminous sever
enlightened 10y heat lightning. ihu 80 80
ing was beautiful and the stars shone resplen.
dent the early part ofthe evening; end abon,
II o'clock, few dark clouds arose. tbrouo /
which the fiery trains OF the meteors were &C.
casionsIiy noticed, with as much distinctness
as The tralns ofrockels viewed al three or four
miles distance
We Can scarcely believe that an illuni-
nation so general as this can have escsred
the vigilance OF 'tbe wise men Of the East -
and we shall in day or two look for come
Interesting narrative of the sublime pheno.
menon thence.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

as-Should General Jackson's recon-
mendatiUn 10 divorce the Government
from the Banks be adopted, and nothing
but gold and silver be received from the
PEOPLE in pay men, Of their public dues,
liz is clear that the Banks ncrer can re-
SINE specie payments. 1t would require
I n the gold and silver ordinarily in the
Country to meet The demands of the Gov
eminent, especially il they Should con
tinue to be as great as in the latter years
of General Jackson's Administration.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

With what singular p5opriety may a say
ing OF The author of Lscon he applied 10 GER
tam political rulers Of this day and OF our
country I'll those alone who "sowed the
wind did reap the whiriwind," it would be
well But The mischief is, that Ire blindness
OF Bigotry, the madness of Inhibition, and
the miScalculaiionS Of Diplomacy, seek their
victims principally among The innocent and
unOffendiDg. The cottage is sure 10 suffer
Tor every error Of the court, The cabinet, or
the camp. When Error sits in the seat Of
Power and Of a Authority, and is generated in
high places, il may be compared 10 that tor
rent, which originates indeed in the noun
tain, but commits its devastation in the vale. -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
NORFOLK. Aurnsi lS

-'NNF WIN, august
THE late Rail Rsad LIccidents Mr.. OH.
yer, one at the two men " ho we're accidental
ly run over by carriage and engine, on the
rail road, near Suffolk, on Friday Int. has
since died OF his wounds Oh those who " ere
Injured AT Smiths Bridge on The same day
We are graitied 10 learn that there ia no lon
ger any doubt "fihe recovery ut all, except
Mr. Rees Pbeltz, who remains al Suffolk in
very critical condition.
The agen, and engineer ofihe lumber train
nave moi heen taken into crstrdy, as has been
several Times reported, nor have we heard
That there has been any Investigation held 10
ascertain where lies the blame heI her in
The general superintendent Of the road or in
The reckless INSTRUMENTATION Of any indivi,i.
ual or individuals employed on it-There is
Standing Committee (apPointed 10y the
Stockholders TO investigate the affairs Of the
road IN general, meeting oi which was re-
commended 10 be held on Wednesday but
we learn from the Portsmouth Times, ,has
A iarIherpcriud beng deemed necessary fur
obtaining the Information requisite 10 the IN
vesiigaiion # the subjects which viii lie
brought before them, we are authorized by
member 10 announce 10 O'clock on w ednes-
day next, as The time OF meeting"
1t Is due TO ii e public that a full and I'M
partial investigation of the case should be
made, and The result published. -RsraM.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

A GREAT SNAKE.-A large snake was
killed on Strawberry hill, in this town on
Saturday last, which contained eighty three
young snakes all alive This goes ahead of
any thing Of The kind we have heard of in a
hong time Norrak Chronicle.
The Norwalll man could not have
young ones, or he would not make such
parade about a trifie. Beaten in the
size Of our snakes, W. must go in for their
prolGcacy!]
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

Public Lands. The President Of the U.
States has issued Proclamation, ordering Il
sale at auction commencing on the 9th Oc
toher next, of certain public unappropraied
lands, in the following places:
AT Laporte. in the State oi Indiana.
AT Helena, in the State of a rkansas,
Al Opelnusas in The State OF Louisiana.
ST. Stephens, in the Slate of Alabama
Al Choecuma, in the State of Mississippi
Al Milw aukee, in the Territory OF Wis
consin.
The sales will be kept open for two eeks.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
CApruRr OF Cor. WHARTON OF TExA

The New Orleans Bulletin of the 18th
ays:-"By schooner arrived yesterday
we learn that The vessel alluded 10 in our last
as having proceeded with a number of pris-
ouers under the care of Col Wharton from
Velasco to Me,amorss, has been lost off that
port, and that the officer with bis command
and prisoners tell into the hands Of the Mex
leans. 1t is said that the crew of he scboon-
er sunk her on finding that they could not
otherwise avoid capture, in hopes thereby TO
escape being considered in the light of rris-
oners on landing but the result proved they
had reckoned without their host. We con :
fpss the latter part of The story appears ra-
ther improbable"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
h@The Philadelnhia Sentinel state.

NGThe Philadelphia Sentinel states
that up to the first OF the present month
the loans Of the Philadelphia Banks
have been diminished sinre the suspen-
sion of specie pay ments, one million sew
EN- hundred thousand dollars, and their
circulation decreased about one million
five hundred thousand dollars. We see
surprise frequently expressed that there
is not more pressure felt under these e.
normous contractions OF the Banks Such
persons do not consider that the curtail-
ments Of commercial and other business
transactions are even in greater proper
ton, and that therefore the demand for
money is less.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

A most destructive hurricane and
earthquake occurred at st. Thomas and
st. Johns Up. R.) on the 9TH instant
which destroyed nearly all the houses
in both places, and did great damage to
the shipping. Many lives were lost on
the land and on the water, but the Dum
Der had not been ascertained. Out oil
thirty six vessels in harbor at St. Tho
mas, all but four capsized and sunk, or
were driven on shore.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

The Army and Naval Chronicle says
The iriga,e Macedonian and store ship Re
lief have dropped down to the bite oil Crauey
island. We understand that Commodore
Jones has required all his officers Ia I've pres
ent 10y the 25tb instant, and it is quite pro
hahle that The whole squadron will repair To-
New York the latter part of this month or
early the next TO receive on board the scien-
,ifc corps, and The Instruments which Liout.
Wilkes brought over from Eus~pe."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

SrEAEGg SUSPICION OF a Son MUR>
DERBD BY a FATHER. The Repository,
published al Canton, Ohio, says in the paper
Of Thursday last:
we learn that about a month since, suit
took place in Sandy township, between two
men name Creighton aud Evans, in which
Evans son, aged about 20 years, was called
as a witness. His testimony not being agree
able 10 his lather's wishes, he threatened to
punish him. The son disappeared in a mys-
ferrous manner and has not since been heard
Of The father has since attempted TO sell
the boys clothes. This increased suspicion
ihai oil was not right. Evans has been APP
pretended, examined, aad was committed 10
jail on Tuesday evening last
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

"OH" Snake beaten The Catsk i'll
Observer gives description OF Rattle
snake killed by Mr.. Eliakim Thomas,
on the Catskili mountain, which measur-
ed eleven feet nine inches in length, and
twelve inches in circumference. and had
eighty three ra,,les! We hope our Win
chester friend will now let us off.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
CONVENTION OF BANKS.

Preparation seems to be going on Sc.
riouslv for Convention of the Banks.
A committee was appointed at meeting
of the New York Banks. last week, TO
correspond with the Banks of other CT
ties, to take into consideration the expe-
diency of fixing time and place for hol-
ding Convention for the purpose of
making arrangements TO resume specie
payments.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31

GS- The Louisville City Gazette says, the
representation of Kentucky in the next Com
gress will he one OF The most talented ever
sent from that State. Ii particularly mems
tinns the new members, John Pope, Edward
Rumsey, Il. y Aleneiee and w w. South
gate, az men who would do honor Ia any sta
ton. We have frequently he,rd The bril-
liant talents Of Messrs hienefee and South
gate SPOKEN of. The hitter, from his glow :
ING eloquence, is called "lillle Henry Clay :"
in Kentucky.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-31
Tanning s Ca8rvuiinQ.

HE subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens of Stauntou and Auous.
ia county, as well as those of "a. .d;a-
cent &C counties that he has purchased the
Ian, Y ard formerly occupied and owned
o. AR; Jacob Fackler, iu this place,
ne 'h't"d' carrying on the above
business in all its 5ra6cIres.
lie has on hand at present, and has
made arrangements TO keep at all times,
an assortment OF the following kinds Of
Leather, viz:
Sole and Upper Leather, SUI
perlor quality,
Calf and Morocco Skins of all
kinds,
Harness Leather, &c. &c.
In addition to which, a general assert.
ment of SBoEmAKERs' FINDINGS. and in
short, every article in his line O; busi-
ness. JOSEPH FOURIER.
Staunton, August 81, 1887. e
n. B. The subscriber will Tan hides
OF any kind on shares, or take green or
dried hides in exchange for ma6ufact,r-
ed Leather. Any person having the
same to dispose Of, will do well TO call
on him at his Tan-YsFd, near Fsckler,s
Mill, where be hopes by good work and
attention TO business, to gain a share Or
the public patronage IF.