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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
couesp,ndeaee er&' ". = comme,eiai Adssrn,o

WAsuisGros, March 10, I-3'
now send a brief notice Of Mr Ciay's rejoindef
the elaborate effort OF Nr Calhoun.
Most satisfactorily did hs show bow groundess wfs
Dir Caouns allegations Of omission aud misrepfes'i
taiiou. Some Of the Carolina Senator'S complt'
were rather frivolous such for example that Mr. ca
did not state oil the circumstances which he had fes
red TO- when he declared that there WAS hllsfnalF
for the Nhigs but tn li ofihe substitute. And ag
the complaint that vi Clay did not attend enougt
the distinctions he bad made between certain case
MT Calhoun laborsd hard L. produce the impfesuN
that he acting the defensive 10 tie contfo7en
but Ali Clay would permit bim 10 take that isvf'
be attitude Though highly gifted with the p7f"
which ht man for triumph ~ debate, no Senate
more 10 personal controversy than Mr. Clay ~
he well said, be had dLiy 10 perform "a frgi''
Mr Calhoun painful indeed, yet pressed upon h'n
and 10 bmseif that be e0uld not shrink from It's ps'
nance. Dunng the ong tIme through which be ?.
acted With that senator lac had respected MS tEe''
aud genius and even after h.s extraordinary ssmn''
ret lie had among his friends defended his mourn
and sincerely eEp6vssed th- belief that he gree
nlisand-rstood bna msfePfesTnied. Bat, said VI -
when suw this letter, here be exhibited tbe reg
episfe3 / was compelled 10 surrender my oPH"'-
When saw the ayoaui 81 his rvasDns for leayng -
the unf1suted feprDsebes ia yhlch he ioGulgse %
thos. with wA n b. had acted-whsn ! read the y
ter, which ms fespect Tor myself aud the sense
strains me from chafsetsrzing as - deserves VI" "
csa 20 think far otherwise -
Aud Bow, cir, does he imagine Continues NJ ~
that be may turn uPhi and left cut ia aud oaii =.
fAasSfe among pfnelp Pies and af.iss he pieasess
oei aaiElsaFrisioa Does b. hope 70 BE SLOWED % "
csssssiTs ?fEi'ign. after Publishing esnesfSihs -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20

Rhode kL;nd Baai,s. The Providence Courier
,r the 22ud ull. in an article relative to the rc.u
sal Of the Suffolk Bank of Boston to receive the
notes Of the Providence banks, imparis the fol
lowing information in relation 10 the banking law
of Rhode Island.
The condition Of the Rhode Isand Banks is "a
sound as hdmar foresight aud sagociiy can make
them. Their circulation is conliued by law with
in closer limits than that Of the banks in any other
State and scarce any Of them eir2ulnte beyond
/ the amount which they are legally entitled TO -
many Of them do not circulate twenty per cent.
upon their capital. The private property &C the
stockholders, is in all bonks lately chartered, re-
sponeible for the debts Of the computations, and
thus nearly the Whole wealth Of The State IS made
responsible for it's bank Circulation. To render
assurance doubly SIRE II is provided BY law thu,
in the case Of the insolvency Of a bank, the bill
holders shall take preference Of oil other creditors,
and the whole property Of the hank must be ir3-
medialey applied 10 the redemption Of lts clrcn
lauon before any other Of lis debts shell be liQnl-
dated. Commissioners are appointed wish ample
powers 10 whom the banks report folly their con-
ditIon monthly, or oticucr under oath. A. a
proof Of Tie Vigilance Of -our Bank Commit s.oners,
u is Sufficient 10 remind the public That not .uul
since they applied r 900 i01nc,iou again" n bank
with a capita, or $500 GOO f,r extending ns cir
cu.aIiHH To- en- amount something less than SlOO,'
600 md tAe Supreme Cour, actually directed Che
baul TO rcd1se u.s. circulation to about 500 600.
such are ihe grounds 10y which tie Lrei-iaiuro
Of Rhode Island a1se protected the p'bic from
injury bg uUsouud correucy. Two banks only have
broken no lhi- state Within tlc .o.i twenty years
and t.th of them wcrc wound cap trihoai Me i9a
ri a dp'iV' 10 Ae PpJ'ic and th.t GOO before mao]
Of i5e checks which uow protect Tie public, exc
.,4II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
FROM The WESTERN FRONTIER.

We had indnlged the hope that the repuTe Of NJ Lee
cd and his horde at Fighting island would be tho last
of these ncursons that shout be called upon TO no.
tice. But such IL not the fact
The Montreal Gazette extra, Of Friday evening con
tans the British official account (fron Col Mainnd OF
the defeat Of a body of Patriots from Sandusky Bay,
under the command of a person calling himself tol
Bradley who had taken possession OF teee island from
to miles ia length ABOUT 40 miles from Amherst6uIg
and 90 from the shore. The despatch Is dated at Am
hersburgh the lth inst It states that after being
hemmed in, the Patriots who had kept up brisk fire.
charged at the point OF the bayonet, col Bradley
mai Howard, caps Van Rensselaer, and NlcKeon, and
others killed. several wounded, and several taken pris
oners. On the par, of the British, it states that of
the a2nd regt were killed and % wounded. II also
states that the whole of the gang driven from Peee
Island or American citizens" We hope and believe
not
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of Saturday
| gives the following account OF the affair -
BdVio on Point M Peiice Island From the officers
who accompanied Gen scott from Michigan, we have
inlorma ion which be relied upon relative TO the en-
rarmens between the Patriots and the British troops at
Point au PclIce. The Patriots under the command OF
ore Bradley, apothecary OF Sandusky city, muster
ed nhout 2lO strong As it known that they
had landed on the Island force consisting Of about
.25 REGULARS 800 militia and 900 Indians, detached
from Amhershurgh, rear maiden, for the purpose o.
giving them battle. On reaching Il c Island, compa
nv 20 Tequurs who ordered 10 take position 80 as
intercept the retreat ot the Patriots TO shore Tins
movement being perceived by Bradley and his follower
ice, but they were not quick enough on the loot In
company of regulars faced them, and the main body O
the British force rapidly advancing. llcmmed II
in this manner the patriots obliged TO fight or sur
render at discretion. They fired few shots and sue
ceeded in gaining the ice, and thence made their way
/ Sandusky None of the British troops were engage
ia the action except the single company Of regulars
Their loss three killed. The patriots lost three Of
fccrs and privutes killed about twenty were wour
ded and between wenty and thirty were taken prison
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
SATURDAY, March ~


HocsL-The House was occupied for a short ur
with private bills and after conourriug with the SEQ
aies aulendment Of the Judiciary bill, went into Con
mii,ee Of the Whole a bill TO restore certain Iuf'
dicton to the District Courts Of the Western Disln~
Of Virginia.
It was aseeriained that there was no quorum, ~
the House adjourned.
sisArr--The tiule wss occupied by Mr Calhoun p
answer 30 Mr. Clay
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
IRIpAY. March .

HIDANt MuT'u y
SINATE-The bill making provision for revolution
ury and other pensioners for 1898, was passed
Mr. Williams presented from Rutland county Vet
mont, memorial against dueng, and Mr. Riyes b
proceedings OF meeting in Virginia, the late due
laid on the table
mainder Of the day. hr Bayard concluding sgand
and G1r Morris speaking IN favor Of the bill with m
0n OdGcGti0ns, though opposed 10 il at present
Mr. Calhoun moved the adjournment, aud would sPeH
Saturday
IIoUsE--The Neutrality Il as agreed upon BY o.
Committee OF Conference between The two llousf
was, by aid of the previous question passcdlO5 tool
The rest of the day spent, without any dec"H'
motion 10 reconsider the vote the bill appioP'
aling 300 600 to the heirH Of Fulton.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30

i5YerIer. GcN YatrtctGn olleo htcnle heE'9'
ais 3ll fect,ten rccr IUh Ut cr9cben. 0t0dhocm
|clnt9e Sdhufe Gcmcd'Itlt porclL 9elan9 ee
Iibren, ouf6 Sis unb rrn "a ndd1 S1npuotD
|Su frmmen. Grn ben 0rjtten mar nur Die
irtcncrr6tutc @rn1ro0uie in Gompfe. c'br
Ncrluft frll bret Grote lein. Gle Notr1cten
ocrlcren AT Groten Snct SffSicrc Hno 8 C9e<
uelne, an Germunoeten un9cf0tr 20, uno
an 0efauGcnen'5ptldc 90 uuo so. General
Grtterl1nb 1ru m1hrsno ce5 0tfrhte5 iu
Cctrcit tinterm Sfen 9elcBcn babc'.
9lm lcbten 0icuiEoq oerbreitete fd, bier
|Oo6@erilttlt, @jeuerol Sutberlano iet bon Den
8ritteu gcfon0en 0cncn1ncn uno bcrctS |aufs
9chilnqt' ipcrben. OicIcm GcrUdNe tpuroe
| 9nfanQ6 fciu @laubcu tei9cu1c6en, Dell man
twuBte, roB Sutbcrlano mabrenb be6 0efed)s
te6 auf sDctnt al Wlce in Cetrct o6>peleuo
mar. 9lIein bic Gcbcgtcn S>pcifel fTno INN
| be{eiti9t, unO feline NjefanQennetmun9 pcz
ni9iten5 bat fId) tcifdti3t. 8cI9cncc5 llno Die
@lrselnbeltcn rcrIelben
9Edbrenb ST.. 9ritce Hrn Gontrtd NIT
lnrd> spet Wdnncru BEN Sag nod) Dem @]e'
| Fedtc III einen Gchlitten Don 9pl1t al pllIee
Inod> WeaIrcn Surllcffcbrte, bcgc9nete er S>pet
!yRdnnern, Die gcgcn pcint al Yll(ee fl,hrcn;
|oa ocrlelbe nermuttete, es mDd'ten 0eute Icln,
Die Gsrbinturg nit ben patrictcn t1tten,
70 lcnfte or ouf Ge Su rno fcrcerte Ie ouf su
bolten ; Die bcicen Mdnuer wrlIten jcocd)
otelem nlc1t Sclge leilfen, fonocru tpeiter
|fahren. Nllcln }ocrr 9)rinCe iprnn1 nit etnem
OcpreI9cpebr aus ieiuem Sd'lltten uno lc9s
te ouf ite at, nit Der grfldrun9> Ie nieoer<
SuihteBen> mcnn Fe nidt au9enbIcflid, att
hoIten tpitrOen. Soierauf madtcn f1e SooLt.
0tad1 elmer Sienlioh lan9en llnterrernng unb
|qe0en'ettt9en Nrcbnn9en er0aben fle fIt ais
8rie969cfun9ene. G6 tpar Gjenerol Gutbers
lono ul'o ietn 9tojuoont @apttdn Spen;er.
Ste muroen n1d) M1Ioen tran6prrtirt uno
Ilr9etch ctner ltarfen Wae)c ilber9eben.
Ser Detroit 9loYerteiftr bonn 6ten fuQt
"qSte mir pernebmet icu Sutberlauo bie{cm
Wcr9cn 9ebdr9t mcrcen."
DaBcIte 8latt Io9t: "9Wan 9Gaubt> bag
Die spatricten Vpint AT 4tttce nod, MD 9e>
rdumt haben. Q0ir oeruebmen, bag qelferr
Elm beHeutcnoer 3ulauf ttre3ahI permebrte."
(QBelttt1raer
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
G. e u Il u q.

lEir haten i'm Qoufe cie1er Mrche nitcrc
Jtadrid)ien ilter Die Afatre ouf Dcint az
'plllce S6lanO erholten uno le9en rlcielben
uuleru Qefern III Trl9cubem Dor Gie Notri:
oten, uutcr benz 9cmmanoc eincs 9e>pieer
Nroclen 9tpctbcfer in Soncu6fy SltY, soN
ten uu9efdbr 22O Wann. Scbolo es befan1I
}eporccu, haB' ile ouf ccr Snfel 0elanoet
puroe eine Srlppenmad,t orn 722 W|onn
,poruuter 225 HegulGre, 800 WiliSen unt
200 Snoiauer wnren, BON SImbertlftur9 at:
9eldift, um teuftlten cine Sdlndt 5u lie
fcru. &ei ihrer 9lufunft ouf Der Snlel &c:
t1hirten ile cine Gcmpa0nie bon 80 Wonr
NeouldrelL I'm cen patrtcten Den Nltcfiuq
nad bent omerifanifhen llfer obSuitneioen.
Ciefe Scpc0un9 wuroe jerrd, bon SrocIe,
uno feinen &f9enpgen hemerft, uno fl
traten le9leid ben NitdSu9 nad cer Sis an,
waren oter nidt eeid,rpino 9enus. nm biei'
Senc9ung 9eb0ri9 oussufllhren. Durd, ein'
9elhidte Sdwcnfuna 9elan9 es ben Srltten,
ihnen ben paB absulhueicen, uno bic onoe>
re Nbtbeilun9 Der Sritten war ibnen All ben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
On6 Gdlu[s Gielet,.

QBr licfcrn hctt rcn 8cfttluB res ittuttt Sebul
Q)rftRcs, IN rret6cm bic VAttet ret rcrt3icncncr
3e0mtct inter rcmftlten 9cttou ar9c9ctcn u1b tc
;rtdnct ircrrtn. Qan pirp I'M 3Sttcn QtEbnitt bic
lies 8c1ctcs crcDcn, pob bos 2tmt encs Supcrintcn
rcntcn fetSctctt mtrr, 1Inr i'm soften Qbbnttt, bat
rtetcm 8camtcn cin jaDrebcs GeDalt ron $1,000 ,u
9cipilli9t it, Sic Sr9er nteDrcrcr Garntics Batter
bictcs lmt fir unnptDpcnri9; fefrnpers purpc in
lcttcn 9lrrtmtcr cine .6ourt> ran1nltn9 III bic
fem 9onntp 9rDatttn, rchc flb r1rtbou8 9c9cn tc:
la9trs Nmt crtl1rtt, unn raBclte gang ot9c(tot ~
fcDcn ,plnte, rt9lcib ret Surcrintcnrcnt gu jcner
3ttt rur $500 jIDrlib erbicIt. Sem Nusfrrub ibrcr
Grnlitucntca Ctbtrtan lcittsno, tInp lIm bos 2rlt
rrr ferncrcm Gar 81 fhutcr, tfinntcn rntrc rcinps
tratifbcn Ncrr1ttntantct Gc9cn rics Qmt.
9ic bic9cn 8anfs 3etun9c', fue3cn pirtt Stn,n1e
ret 0icrr1ftntantcn rrn Gtore Gauntp 1T cn rat6z
tDc9cs Ibt 81 ttccu; tlc rrrtrtn rem Stitcn weisz
MAIDEN 5u irrlcn, ,5rtcttcr unp 5rbnfrn Itvcn &C.
9cn ric Icutihcn, wct lc 9c9cn ras Surcrnttnrti1.
ten G5c11t 9cttn,n,t, mclhcs rrb Oman pcntc MIR
mcl6c 0rore y rcn Ecutfbc11 niet 9crobcu rcrtit.
tct, iDrc Sinner lc frcitcn lnr ree6ncn lcrnen I'll
laEcn - l!tcr, mic cs Icy rem cittcn Qn9ntc11 rt1
22Gi9s ret GaN ir, BAT aue0 riet 3c{Autri9un9 9ot
sctncn Uruar. 9ie Sru~noc rer e3cEtSctun9 te.
meifcn, rob nnicrc 9ts7r1tcntantcn fir jcren 9or:
ltla8 StfInmt boten, Der roD;n 3iete, ric xeutbcn
nit iDrcn Gn9l;ftbcn 9lttr9crn o1lf 9le;ebe,, UrG
jtt itcIe,t-unr MIR no6rcm ros iDrcn Gcntfitcntcn
rcrbnbtc S5rcrintcnrrntcnz2 2(mt init ptn j1brlie1cn
$1,000 bin3uSe1tt ta1r, tluHte1t itc 9c9ct ros Sc
e. Gs 1T Su tcro1tern, rag nc lN9enboften }(1s
9otcn tnftrcr rrljtAen G5c9ncr uns faff prhcntiid
;min9et, cine Olasc rrn 0lattnt, rem mr 5ur 91lit.
thctlun9 intrcka1tcrer Jlcui9fcitta fp nrtGmcn>ig
trAudcr, ouf rie SSer;dtj9un9 1rtctr n1utDmilIi9>
f.tfAtidcn 9arifclun9cn ,u rcrtrcnrc't.
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SIR Upurtrnbr :
ItIgo11 shannon,
bon Belmcnt @ou1tty.
SSrilhlabr6> gGabl.


2(ls Ga1rtpotcn fir bic rcrfhicrtnen Net1ter, mel
DIT tcp Der Q8abl ant n@ebttcn Icr1ta9, nen 2tet
Qrri(, III Canton Eaunfhir, Sn tcttten 'lnh, tebrt
mir bic Jlamcr frl9cnrcr @0crrrr on9efulrt:
Srtctcn @err8c 9Nntor, -ecn
rp 8ufe, >ernarp, Olrmen.
tatcl:-SaF.S @dttrrn, Sac. &rrne
Solrm. -oartcG, Srbn y. Ilpers, xbcn1os Sled
ntr, ,0cnrp S@rbcr.
-Gbrittian ,oone, sctris BAIL, 0bri
ttrrb Smitb, SrDn ScisDncr, Srbn ShlrBer, 50
tcrb Braun.
Q8c9mcittcr:- ScGn &lirrort, @cntanit
Otuprcrt, SrDn @tall, Srbn Garner, Np. S.Sc3rrt
@,ctcr Burger, Npam Olumncrt.
Glerf:- :-SrDn Mpers, Ga. Srnotban 9. $cs
ter, 0cnI. S. Setter.
g @@otmettte 16iram I1pers, Srnotbon g
Setter.
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ser WQterlQnbs Ereunb unb G5eft ber 3eit.

mcn bic IN 1en rer(Nicncncn Sd6UlzNeF0rteme1ts 81
tcmertcn finn nctlt alien fir miti9 9eNolttnen Aus"
lt9psen unp Otrctrnen crdctncr, rtc "t'tb t'1ift.
fdc ,lnp onrrrc 2(usfInft, nckit tr'bcn 9rt9'n"l.
unp ous9c,r1D(tcn Nuftatcn, ais 5nr Net'rrerlt9
rcr 9rltsfNulzSed fir nItljeh 9eb"Itcn wereEn'
NtGhnttt IS, {tbrcitt rrr roB oIIc 9erl9tI1d'
Nlo9cn fitr cinrn 9iftritt im 9loincn res St""t5
Ohio 9cmodt ,rcrrcn tccn, ncttr rcn raju 9:Nrr'9F
0prtcbrun9en.
NtfHnitt 46, mircrruft ollc fribcrt ShuI9c>
lttc, ric nit rictcm ttidbt in GintIon9 tfebcn.
Ntf5nttt ~ tctfimmt, naB rttts Gciet t1"'i
Dem rcn NFril in &roft trctcn trIl--a 1t II IL
gen: raB oac 9titrttt 8comte, bic jctt untcr rrn
Q5efce rcn l2tcn lN1r5 1886 int Nmtc tlnr, ibrt
pAie5tcn tis sun 3tcn Srcitos rca nadbtcn G5eptcn
fcrs erfilQcn. 6. 2lntDrnp, SrrcGcr pcs
6otI1cs rcr 0tcrr1cnt@ttcn
George :. SmttD, SFrchcr res
0I4rt 7, 1898. Y cnof6
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Gin ben @jrdnsen prn Gonoro fdcint e5
boIo tpieoer rubi9 5u >perbcr. General GcDtt
tefano fd, am 7. Ofdrs in @leoeIano, Sbir<
uno tpar i'm Se9riff nadb BufnIo otsnreifen,
tnoem bic 9dnSIihe 3crlfreuun9 Der patrtos
ten an Der @ren5e ieiue @e9eutpart uidt
ldnNer mehr n0tht9 mad)t. Ser Oetrpit
Td9ltde 9loocrteler pom 6ten Mdr5 faot:-
"9Glr oernebmeI boB Der beriidti0te @jenes
raj Sutberlnnh> unO ncdj ein M1un> 9Io>
men6 SrcnCer, tpeld1e iiher6 Sis BON Gjtbro(s
tar nad SPORT All Yellc Gylanb 9ten9en, ant
Sounta9 bon ben britllden Sdbilowadeu
9cfan9en 9etcmnen, uno nad Matoen oez
bradt murcen. Wou hat un5 beribtst, ba6
SntherIano olcien Wrr9en oufgebGnot tpers
ben fol-. pcrt all Veqe @Ylano bobeu bic
potrtoten nod nldt gang oerIaBen, i'm @jes
oenthell heBt e9, coB fIe oeteru bcceutenre
SerItdrfnn0cn crhoIten hoGeu.' CNanz@.
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9 llo mert tfn.-0tudlt td,tcn BON 8ues
nos NDre5 Drn, 9. Ee5ember bcrid)ten, oa6
ooS Nrlf brn Scllpla NIT ibrem Vrcteftor
trt,'t unsufrieoen getpcrocu Iei uno baG es
Ole 2rupreu Der 0icpublif Slrsentine NIT of.
fcNcu Urmcn cll1pfonAcn habc.-Gte 9(rmee
ocn Ghlt Sp1 ant l2tcu Sftober in @reqllipa
ciur nad)ocnl Gle 9lrmee unter Sonta @ru,
cen splob 9erdun,t hate. @ine prooiIoriNhe
NeGlerln9 Duroe am IA. eill9eleGt, an teren
Sptbe Pofucnte lfcbt. Ole d)ili1te Nlotte
hat ccn Eofcn bon 0cbija cin9enonmen, nno
Der tcllplorild}c Gcn9reB bat Die oueercrs
rentIide Gemalt ped'e CT bem Sen. Sanz
ia @ru5 crttcilte, 5urlf9encmmen. Sic g.
lcrtton lpu bno peruaniibe S1cer iebr Der,
oun"ea. (gSeltbiir9er.
Giue 9lcer!utirn 1T lit Sahia at bent
3pcde onS0ebrcohen }Id BON 8rallien At
trennen Gle Henrlutiondre nabn,en Die
Stoot 8ahta rhre NlutYerqiegen in gefs
Ger pr0Iceut pnrailo uuo Der @encraLsSltz
lpeftor Der Yrcpins cnttpi iihten uno Itbften
Itd) ouf cinem broil!ianiG iGhcnGrieg6lhine ei,t.
Merifo. gle lebten 91adridten prn
Nerifo reld'en bis gum 6teu 8ebruar. Die
merlfanilde Slctte, ,pclte gum 8lccfiren Der
Ndfen BON Seras bcitimmt 1T, IcQelte am 5.
Sebruor pcn Gera @rus al. 0refe pcn
Werlfo iprcdcn bon Der @enei9tbeit bes
prdllcenten 0ulfomente> cen 6rieoen nit
ocn Tereln0ten Staoteu fopcbl, als nit als
.en l,tri9en Wdhten su erbolten. Cib.
EHEasSpsz zEzp1-y
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S2err NfncfcnSie> elmer Der joauptanfithrer
Der can1crd)cn Natrtcten1 ouf oeBeu &cpf
e'ne Sclchnun9 bon $4,000 9e(ett 1T, befnz
Get lteh jest IN 0teuOcrF, uao bat 0oridldoe
5ur Ncr1lt60ntc elmer w6heutlihen 2 3ettuno
tcrauSQcNcten Niclelte iru oen Gittel fitbs
rcn: "WocfcnSic'5 Grjttjid)c, Srldnoiid,e, 1t.
@anortld'e 0}a;ette> uno 9eDlomet ben @clcs
nt1l, GnNllIdcn, nno Sd)ottliurid)en O}eus
i9fetteu uno 9Sclitlf.' (ib
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llnIrre StootS>0eIetoebund

bat arr l9tcn 0icfcs iDrc fir pc bouptfo4ldftcn SIT
treBcn res 9rltes fc febr noAtDctli9e, unp tm @an
Scn ilttrNaurt sicmlieb unniItc Situns teenri9t.-
Die 9c9tn,rarti9t Sttun9 ,r@brte LOG Gage, nab
rcnp rcIdcr 3cit "a G5cfttc 6fentlibcr unp 312 Ut
ten 6rticbrr Notur, nctit cini9cn 0utcnr ScthuBct
raBirt rurrtn. 0ie 1ttcl per paBirtcn 8c(cte mcr
rcn mir it tntrcr n1dbtten Slnner allc onflIDret.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-12
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by Matthias Fix, the
18th day of May, 1886. and duly record.
ed in the Clerks Office Of the Count,
Court of Augusta, for the purposes in
said deed mentioned. l will proceed to
sell at public auction on Saturday the
18th day of July next at the residence
OF said Fix, near Middlebrook, for cash.
10 the highest bidder, all the property
mentioned in said deed, to wit:
One bay Mare. one Scythe and era.
die, one black Cow with white lace, two
Hogs, two sets Of Blacksmith Tools com.
plete. one Rife Gun, one Shot Gun. one
pair AndirOns. one large iron Kettle, enc
small Copper Kettle. four Tin Buckets.
two pair Pot Racks. one Candle Stand.
one Check Reel. one Mans Saddle.
three Hoes, one Pitch Fork. one Dung
Fork. three Augers, two Planes, on.
pair Steelyards, and one Wheelbarrow.
Acting as trustee will convey such
right only to said property. as is vested
in me by said trust deed.
JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
June %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-12
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of deed of trust executed
to me by Robert Terrell, bearing date
the 9Th day of November. 1886. and du-
ly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Augusta. l will sell for
cash. TO the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 18th day Of July, at the residence of
said Terrell, in the town of Waynesbo.
rough, the following real and personal
property. TO wit:
A HOUSE g. LOT
in the upper end of Waynesboroush,
being the same lot purchased by said
Terrell from John Shaver.-Also,
ONE SIX ACRE LOT
on the back street in said town, which
was also purchased by said Terrell from
said Shaver.-Also,
One bay Horse 3 years old, l grew
Horse 3 years old. l Cow, d Hogs, 9
BUREAUS, Feather Beds, Bedsteads nd
Furniture, 2 small Tables, half dozen
Windsor Chairs, 2 one-day Clocks, l
Sale, ] Kettle, Pot. l Oven, Baker,
| Tea Kettle. Saddle and Bride, pair
Saddle Bags, Shot Gun, l Stove and
Pipe, l pair Fire Irons, 3 Sad Irons, l
pair Shovel and Tongs, and 2 Axes
Also, quantity of Dry Goods, Groce-
rles, &c. mentioned in said deed.
Acting as trustee, 1 will convey such
title only as is vested in me by said deed.
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
June %.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUA LAND.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law g. Chancery for
Augusta County, made at the February
term. 1888, in the case Of Huffmire's
Exc VS.. Pfau's admir-. s. heirs, setting
aside former decree in the same case,
and the sale made under it, the subscri-
Der. who is appointed commissioner
Tor the purpose. will expose to public
sale, on the premises. to the highest bid
der, onSaturday the 2Sth day of July next
Forty Acres OF the tract of land on which
the late DIR. Pau resided, in Augusta
county. on the main road leading from
stsunton to Port Republic, and adloin.
ing the lands of Nathan LOTUS, Silas
Hinton and others. This land is of good
quality, and will be sho wn to persons
disposed to bid, by young Mr.. Pfau, who
resides on it.-Terms of the sale are one.
fourth Of the purchase money, with the
expenses OF sale to be paid in hand on
the day of sale, the balance in three an
nual payments, secured by bon DIS with
approved security, and the title retained
as additional security.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Comr.
July =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-12
TRAVELLING
O21 the RN6E9.ONM.

ON aud after Monday. the Both in
slant, the PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave the Depot at quarter past 6, Am,
precisely. Passengers will thus have an
opportunity of break fasting in Winches-
ter: aud 1t is particularly requested that
all will provide themselves with tickets
in time.
ON Saturday, the 9Th of AIay, and on
the same day of each succeeding week.
an EXTRA TRAIN FOR PARTIES
OF PLEASURE, will start at 8 o'clock,
A. NJ. Fare 20 Harper's Ferry and
back by this train al the low rate of one
dollar.
Travellers by this route have now the
advantage OF reaching Baltimore or
Washington on the evening of the same
day they leave Winchester, and Rich
mond at 10 o'clock next morning.
j. GEO. HEST. AGENT.
Winchester, April 25, 1888.