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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
CHEAP GOODS
E611s CTHSE

The subscriber has determined for
the future. TO sell his Goods for CASE
ONLY, and at such prices as canBot fail to
give satisfaction to rersous inclined to
purchase.
His present assortment is very good
one, and will be increased, shortly, by a
fresh supply. w. CLARKE.
Staunton, June I, 1887.
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LAW NOTICE.

THE partnership which has for some
years past existed between the subscri-
bers, IN tie practice Of law, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All bust
ness which was entrusted to their man
agement during the existence Of the
partnership, will of course, continue to
receive their joint attention. But all
new professional engagements will be on
Sc parate account.
BRfSCOE G.. BALDWIN,
ALEX'R II. Fl. STUART.
Stanton, June ], 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

Parties in Congress, as far as the elections
have taken place, stand IS Wings, and lO2
Van Buren-sixty- FIVE members still to be
elected. II recent events have caused the
people 20 cut their eye-ieeIh, there may be a
majority sgsinst the Administration in the
approaching Congress. We confess, howev-
er, that we have little hope.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

On the third or fourth day before the Staun-
ton Spectator was published containing an
exoneration Of Moses ~. McCue, one Of The
present Deputy Sheriffs Of Augusta, by the
authors o. piece previously published in the
same paper over the signature of"Opposers
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

with a. and said he Tor they'll were willing I,
adopt IL, with slight change in tho phrase,
oiogy OF particular sentence, which:iin N,
way huec'eu IT'S substance as related 10 Mr.
mcCue: On being told that il could be Sc
chdHgeu as 10 obviate his objection. Mr.
FONTS look the paper in his own hand and
called on MIR McCue to say, in the presence
oil Mr.. Niche aud myself, whether he con
s'deren the act voluntary on his part, and
MT McCue replied that he did. Mr.. Points
men delivered up the paper for publication.
nesc are Inc FACTS as they impressed me
IN .hiS transaction. Whatever were the Ill
terror views OF MIR. McCue, in case he was
denied the justice he sought, certainIY could
not suppose from the circumstanc.s mr. anv
thing saw or heard, thai aucht had been
done by him 10 render the action of mutua,
friends, III The form taken bv Mr.. Niche
ana myself, improper. l believed that he
bad addressed himself, in his interviews with
me parties, To their sense Of justice alone,
and as firmly believed that he had nothing
to expect from their fears
KENTON HARPER.
Having at the request Of Mr. Jos. Points,
accompanied him 10 MIR. Eiliott's on Mon
day morning last, heard the following in.
!!err"gatories propounded by said Points TO
EIlhi:
l: Mr. Points asked ifhe (Elliott) lad ever
paid him one cent for indulgencei
= III he did not deduct So from the u.
mount OF his bond, at his instance.
d III IN any manner or form he had ever !
received one hrihing OF premium for the |
iorbearance Of money
AL The Time the foregoing questions were
asked, Mr. Elliott seemed indisposed 10 hold |
any conversation with Mr.. Points, and |
throughout manifested disposition to evade
an explanation. Discovering this, we left |
MIR. Elliott, he having neither asserted nor
denied any thing contained in his certificate,
but Certainly admitted the justice of the con.
in the bond held by Points.
WALTER ii. TAPP.
Seeing in the Stanton Spectator, cerii-
ficate signed by Thomas Elliott, making
charges against Joseph Points, Jun. and |
casually falling in company with Mr.. Elliott,
asked him whether he did or did moi owe
Mr.. Points the amount of the 8 1000 bond
spoken Of 10 his certificate? to which he re-
piled that he did, and that i; was Justly due
him. also asked him il Mr.. Points exact
ed from him any torbearance money when
he paid the s 1000 bond off: lie stated that
MIR. Points did not name the subject to him
In any shape or form and that he never paid
said Points one cent more than the amount
1i the bond and legal interes, on it, and that
amount he justly owed him.-Given under
my hand this 18th day OF May, 1897.
Ii. b. CEASE
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

aesSzssss BEING interested in ascer-
gs%Ey 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,
J. A. PECK.
May IS, 1887,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
WANTED.

AT the Wayne Tavern, in Stanton,
a first rate Dining Room Ssrrant and Maa
Cook Liberal wages will be given for
such as can come well recommended
Apply to the Proprietor,
JOHN TT. GIBBS.
Stanton, May %, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
JOSEPH POINTS, Jun.

p. S. have, since writing the above,
had an interview with Mr.. Elliott and the
result of which will be seen in the annexed
statement of Mr.. Tapp, who was present at
the interview. Ihave also receiveda certificate
from MIR. Cease, which settles The question
in relation to the charge of having received
of Mr.. Elliott forbearance money, and which
is also annexed.
| also deem il very important TO state, that
| have never eXacLed or received one cent
beyond The legal interest from any person in
the world, on account, OF debts due me for
property, or money loaned and have never
made twenty dollars in all my life by dis
counting paper. ! challenge the world to
show 10 the contrary. j. P.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Overseers
of the Poor for Augusta county, will be
held at the Bell Tavern in Staunton, on
the LIST Monday in June next.
All persons having business will at.
tend accordingly.
w. Fl. TAPP, Clerk.
May Is, 1S37.--3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
AN ACT

Incorporaiing the Siuunion and Iron Forks
1887
Be itenacted by the General Assembly,
that for the purpose OF constructing a turn
pike road from the town Of Staunton, in the
county OF Augusta, 10 the Harrisonburg and
Warm Springs turnpike, at or near Miller's
Iron Works, in the said county, il shall be
lawful TO open books for receiving subscrip-
tons to an amount not exceeding ten thou
sand dollars, in shares of twenty five dol
lars each.-The said books shall be opened
al Staunton, under the direction OF Mathew
Blair, Thomas j. Niche, Alexander S.
Hail, Benjamin Crawford and George NJ
Cochran, or any three of them.
BE IL further enacted, that when hun
dted shares shall have been subscribed, the
subscribers, their executors, administrators
and assigns, shall be, and they are hereby
Incorporated into company, by the name
aud style Of the Staunton and Iron Works
Company, subject 10 the provisions Of the
act entitled San act prescribing certain gen
eras regulations for the incorporation of turn
fnks companies" passed the seventh day of
February, eighteen hundred and seventeen
provided. that The said company shall be at
liberty 10 dispense with summer or side
Eoal TO the said turnpike, if they shall deem
II expedIsnt 10 do so that the said turn
tike shall be at least twenty feet wide, ex-
cept az difficult places. but in no place less
than fifteen fee; wide, and at grade no
where exceeding four degrees, aud that the
said Company shall not be compelled to pave
or coSer said road with stone or gravel
This act shall be ia force from and after
sis paSsagr.
The foregoing is q true copy from the ORR
ginai.
GEORGE w. MUNFORD, CID.
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$ eR E. -E
Under Deed of Trust.

J|OONt UpI.
By virtue of deed Of trust executed To
the subscriber on the 2lsl of January, 1885,
by Samuel Peace, and OF record in The Coun
~ Court Office of Augusta, will be sold, at
the residence Of said Peace, on Saturday the
18th day of the present month, (June,) To
the highest bidder tor cash, the following
property, viz.
One Road Wagon and Gear
for four horses, Horses, Mare, d Cows,
iiIy OF Pork, Beef, Corn, Wheat and Rye,
and all the Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure belonging TO said Peace.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trosiee.
June ] D., 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
Rg.RR GeREJeOS :

HAVING determined TO remove to the
Western Country in short time, we
offer our present Stock of Goods at re-
duced prices, for CASH. with view to-
a speedy close Of our business.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

We request all persons who ate iIf~
debted to US, to come forward and sestls
their accounts.
PATTERSON &. BROWN.
Staunton, Jan'y 90, 1887.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
1HlI.ADTLPIIIAMa> IN

,rr,upr UPON THE l.IrE OF Jupcr kI>u.--l,
.,,,b feelings OF the deepest regret that We record
10 ,nlouing transaction. Some time since, in CON
' "a'cnce OF a domestic difficulty Thos. Biokham and
IL wife, residents ot Southwark, parted and The
If. returned TO the residence of her c,tbe,
Subsequently she made application to the Conrt ot
,,ommon Pleas Tor two OF her children both of Ton,
Ia, noe which Ia, ing been granted, a suit was tortb
;b Instituted against the father for their .unno,,
Ri, question up FOR decision before the cam,
~ Weduc Sla, last, and among other evidence ,b
vii, sworc that her husband had locked her ma -, ,
,o,m and inundated her with Il loaded musket ~
c,se was heard IN all its bearings and III. Cam,
,h,ough the President, Judge hing. cave a dr,s;an
against the father
Thi, produced The most painful c<citemen, IN The
mind of the Defendant and while in state of ,.r,,
.,yl,ilon and liborlng under the sronoes, t,.rl,,
br visited the house Of Jude King IN Girard srcr,
where he made u,c oiviolem language and rename.
ue,rl, an hour--]'he Judge cndeayorcd TO annrase
him by ever, means III his power but in vain JIc Il
ualy drewa loaded pistol from his bosom and VA, il
the act OF presenting II toward. the judge. when
the lad, OF that distinguished judicial officer whose
attention had bccu arrested hl the vehement l,,
gnaae Of the excited ,isiter, sprano suddenly b,
tween the two, STRUCK tie pistol with her hand and
the ball with which WIS charged fell upon the 1oo,
But for this act. and the presence OF mind of Mr,
h., the most fatal consequences might have en,ucd
The hurried ttsItrf tiIrn rrtlcatcd from the room,
aud discharged hi, pistol III the ain. We torbcar
from comment, is the case ill., in all probability l,r
brought bciole the proper tribunal.
Eo1,,;,.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

G % The iiclmond Enquirer continue, 10 spcak
OF the PcmIss l,mla nitcd States Bank as Natton-
al B0ah, and To argue from It's suspension OF specie
payments the lnconlpctcncs ct Il National Bank To
the fluctuations in the money market which
are consequent upon the urceuatcd ISSUES of State
Institutions His reader, must feel Themselves hgh-
y compmcntcd b, this tribute to hrr intelligence,
for II they believe HIM, thcy aie ncccssar, the
pId asse, tha Mr.. Ritchlc c,dcntl, thinks they are
II, on the CONTRARY, the, know that the premise. Of
the Enquirer false, aud It's conclusions conse-
qucnty illogical.-and that thcy known to br
so by the Editor OF that papcr,-"hat confidence can
they have III his ,e,acits and candor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

- "ho, admitting lho tho ,,,,n5 H.,
5'''pl''i vet deuy tina, they should be eh,,,.,s',
nv me 'he able hut 'isionar, editor Of the ty,,a
-, ''"'e'' that hall the charters Of the e>,s,,n,
'alN' were 1nnulled goi,o,tary ba,.t,,g ,,,,..,,.
No''a immediately spring up in hen place ,,,,I.l,
Every respect OF administering to The want, =, H.,
This Is an experiment, of VII,
can only speak eonJccturan,,. VI winch We
never been tnrly tested. Yet, should app,eGen2A
STILL greater fluctuations III the monetsf, system from
tins system than from that which IL proposes 10 .,,
pefSede At all c'ents can SEQ TO sound and Just
reason for the proposed rcvouuonn our banking sys
tenn, and II stands confessed, or II not confessed de
monsiratcd b. actual proof which Is better, that the
scheme proposed b, the friend, OF a National Bank
property organized will answer cilectually all the
great ends OF the banking system, aud guard us, as
snrcl, rs any scheme ever devised by human ingenuity
can, against the evils which have unorm, resulted
nom tho destruction oi tha, great balance heel of
ON financial mnchinery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

i"otIsr Hambas "A correspondents. la. ,,een,
~ been published in various democratic" non,
mails, on the subject oi the next Prcslcnc, purport
'ne 10 he between several highly respectable zen
temen oi Louisville" and 'rhoma. llumbue Benton
The Louisville Journal inform, II. that ia, Who'll,
thing Is ahodr, got up b. two Wing tog. whs .cnc,
en own aud th'oe other hct,tlou. names To the let
ter 'en' to tho author ofthe East Room Epi.tlc " Sol
'ai> aud alone, hey put the ball ~ notion" uhlcl
81 uehlcd the Nanlt, OF the Great Chapel Hill Ia
p"nser The little urehn. (sa,. the Louisville pa
per very uuly SHOULD he tough, greater rc.p.ct lo
Democrat dignity, b, having black hao. drawn a
cios. their backs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

.Net- loh Rfof.-lh,s c>cell,u, periodical Ia,
recent, added TO II. claims upon public patronage.
b, the acquisition ol I. l. Hoffman, E.u.a author of
= W utter IN tho West II. editorial chair The.
last number ID cmbcllished With qna,to portrait.
beautifully engraved ol \. l.. " illls ON, at II, ,h,cl
contributors, aud. "a, what pool, INA, OF In. pc,
sonal coAcombf,, one OF the best Of vu, uat,, MI
'ef', eitici III piose OF poetry Tbs contents OF tho
last No OF the Mirror, entirely o,isiua-knapr.
Hoffman, human, Mcllu, Mori., &c bcin. amenr
the contributors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
a large assortment %: fashionable Fur
and S;lIim HIVES. for .;cniIcl.,cM.
JOHN Il. HUNT.
W1TCIy.N.1XERE .JEU'ELEER.

RESPECTFULLY informs his customers and
friends that he has a handsnme assortment OF
gold AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES,
ana JEWELRI of the latest style, which he VIII
sell on the most moderate terms. and variety oil
other articles in his line Those who wish to pur-
chase will please give him call, he is determined
10 'ell-Watches and Jewery repaired III the neat
est manner at the shortest notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
,, Inc subscriber also keeps for hire TIRE T.
iaCkS with good horses and careful drivers also
saddle Horses. Persons wishing 10 hire can be ac
fommodated at the shortest notice.
lie has likewise a comfortable Dwelling House
near the head Of main street. Torrent. II has small
S"uen. planted out, and a we'll OF water attached 10
t"' 'ot. Possession given Immediately.
JNO. +. H NJ
May2j 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
\ CONF ESSIDN'

y "lrcr ~ the Nalchen Courier oil April % state.
that ia" Vice President, r. VI johnson, three DAYS
slntc III 4 COM crsaIou with \ friend, ON board thc
steamboat North America, few mts below
Natchea distinctly admitted that the present rnonrcd
distress OF the country In owing 10 the Interference
with the currency by the government. lie regret
ted that such interference had tahcu place. aud .ad
that II Dug never to have bscn done"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

NJ L arc uow t-cciviug the finest cOilccfion
w OF BOOKS ever olercdin Lynchburg, vim /.
The Romancc ot Nature, or the Flower Seasons, il.
Illustrated by the most beautiful cnCra,ings Portrait1
ul the Principal Femac Characters in the Wavcrv
Novels with appropriate references Syria, the Holy
Land, Asl Mimi Sc. &c. illustrated by SPLEEN
dll en%la,lngs; Gage It Amitic the Northern Tou-
rst, tinbrllishcdby - views of Lake and Mountain
SCENERY Landscape aud Historical Illustrations OF
Scotland and the NNely Novels Finders Tab
cau 4 srrres 81 Thirteen Scenes OF National Cha.
facter, Erantv and Costume superb cng,avngs !
Gems "i Beauty displayed III ascrles of twelve high.
~ hnlshrd cn@rVngs, De. /; Gallery of Graces ;
lirMh's Gallery al British cngrWngs; knappe Fo.
male Bio@fdpby Life in London Life in Paris :
W alhcr' Manly Exercise Cowpers Works :; Mil
TOMS Works Marmln, by Walter Scott Cray
Poems Tales from Shakespeare The Cottagers
tlcabunc,; Bacons Essays; splendid copies Of al
the Poes SCOTS Lay complete sets Of the Wa
sc,Iy and othcr Novels Snarlv vow, on the Dog
Frcnd by Alanyau; Common Prayer Books, Of al
qudllrIes Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy 8; Tn
Pcarl, OF A0cctions CIT BLANK BOOKS, OLA
kinds Children. Toy Books beautiful gilt Pie
tmo Frames Enc Screens; Engravngs. Re. &c.
MARTIN n LATHAM.
Nav H. Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

q , The Merchants and Mcchancs Bank Of
Wheeling, Va. has suspended specie payments. The
Wheeling Gazette says: " The directors of the
North Western Bank Of Virginia, believe, would
have acted in similar manner, were il not for the
tnct that by dong their charter would be lrrctrcva
bly, lost, they having accepted under The banking
act OF the Commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

10 study three '''''''' = = Nv ''o' ~ 10
repon from prcsbytcries, IL relation to nlkina
kcPo'{ and mo- dc Geaer0l 1sscmbiy. the uII
the - the last resort were called Tor aud con
e' I,,cd 10 committee
mii'eo ,,,on by DIR. Baxter, to receive a paper pnr
"" ;, he from convention OF Ministers ami Fl.
poL, 'rasceuty held in Philadelphia opposed bs
dei' par Mr.. Beman. d. ID. ol Troy, on the ground,
u' :, vas contrary 10 the common practice OF the
'ila,. assembly, and an express violation OF tie Ii
"ea' af Lf acts n HE General .sve0.biy. Judge Pof
se'' North Carolina. spoke in fUor OF the motion,
TEL % ~. againreplicd to by DR.. Bcman The dis,
anu ;"n was continued by Mr.. X. Breckenridge Al
,,,,nore. Dr. MrAuley, ID. D., of New orh, Wal
isl Louvre, Dr. W''hslspoon, and Mr White OF
IN n,,cr and it referred To the committee on
o,erturcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
From he Neu OriegoS .lmcricgn. Man l..

l>tENDiARY ATTEMPT TO Far tnrRtr.-
The spirit OF Satan lIulSelt seems to be- abroad in o,r
city. Avagabond named Patrick Butler. suppo,i,ly
tive presume thai tilrtt"a moi arcad, sufficient dis
trtss and misery IN tie city, attempted SET fire to
Mr.. Clapp's Church. in 81. Charles street. When
discovered bN the Waterman, he was in one of the ycs-
II, rooms, surrounded by a quantity of light wood,
shMings. and other c0mhu.tibl materials which In,
had just kindled into Il flame. The Iier alarmed
the "a'climan near the church, aud ON ri,n. IN. he
found the villain on his knees blown. the flame to
increase il. II IS supposed ha he inercl, the Il
gent OF somr more deeply culrablc >cqundrrl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

" II "Culpepcr,' ala. VIM Smith, really
desires Inlornation" On hbe Banking question
and his duties as Legislator he should 60 to one
better able TO communicate it than " PUBIIUS"
who, we mistake not the man, and are surc We
do not, is better acquainted with Faro Bdsl, than
with banks Of any other character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

O." The National Inteecncer of the 23d inst
contains the following complimentary notice of the
late representative of neighboring district IN Con
gress There is more point in its reproach, when
remember that Col. Claiborne ~ ,ietim to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

Clear the trach.-Iirmm Ilaincs, Esq. Editor OF
the Petersburg Constellation gives notice that as the
great battle between paper and metallic uncncv
isnow to be fought and won he - draws the sword
and throws away the scabbord in behalf Of hard mo
ney. The jig's up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

- SATl KDAl'S NAIL brought u. no
nc"s' II We except fuinor, notbecved VI, Te,a,
aud New orlcans, thal Santa Ana Il. rcstorcd to
powe, IN Mexico, aud thai the MEXICAN government
had forthwith acknowledged the Independence ol
IcSas-lt wal reported AT New Orleans, on the
10Th, that Mr>lco hid declared val arain., tho |
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

u The Exploring Squadron returned to lamp-
ION h"aas ohthe l9hlnst aiirt short experimental
ciu'he DUNG "hlelth went lar \. the Gull of
MEXICO The ships said 10 ha,s acquitted ,ho,n
selves satisfactorily.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

o. Good wine needs no BUSH and therefore
we need not recommend Mr.. Webster. bricf but
powerful speech, delivered Wheeling to tho peru
sal of readers. II is convincing an argument to
all unpreudiccd minds, while it may bc CITED az a
modsl of majestic eloqucnce and whitening satire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

~ All the New Orleans Banks have suspended
specie payments except AS TO s. and 80 bill.
which some of them continue 10 redeem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

W" Gen. Mnabran Lamar \co Plosld,nt OF
lt\a' Ii AT present III Mobile. Cen F,ln Huston.
second'n command OF the rc>iau army la. left Nat
chez, on Ina return To Texas, VIA N.eoedoche.
Gen Rusk ~ Al Nacogdochcs .icL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

G p "Publias, III tho Richmond Enquirer calls
onthe Legislature 10 refuse TO the charters OF
those Banks which have forfeited them BY . su,prn-
SION oi specie payments. There il no danger that
this proposition will receiv. any thlpg moro than
meaSre support.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

u In aliuS'onto CERTAIN reports which nv,
ef some itine prevalent. writer IN thr last Na.h,,f{
Oh'on SAYS by authority" that Cen Jackson In,
o''oi''ted the loss oi b, the failure oil Massi,
'e''han' Woods \ Go. neither has hr had an, deal
'hss with then bank iot several years aud tia, 4o
'a' rom his having loaned his name to a relative. con
hee'ed with land speculatlons, To the amount q,
o5ooooo, he had not loaned his name to an, indnid
uai' 'o' that or an, othe, purpose Nothing !. sand
about the protested drtl oi $1,000, aud ", therefor,
presume that rumot Is true
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
TllE \E\I CO\GEESS

We suhJon, from the New \ ORR Express a state
lnent oil the Political complexion OF Tho next Con
gfess, Is compared with tho last IN tho States alrca
DIV heard from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOr,CE.

Ill PERSONS indebted Ia the estate al Jesse { u
LEI, decd are requested to make immediate
payment ~ the situation OF the estate will not admit
oil della, aud all pts"ns having eltms against sad
estate, will hung them forward, dul> authenticated
ior settlement J\D. tRE\SIlAW NIn,
Min - -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29

Tho apathy Of IN. ida ,nj NOT Il. ia. nuiort,. Il
superiority Of h,s oppo,,.,
,'n Tue exception tho osifal an OF her d.
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