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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24
POETICAL.
From The Lonisrille Journai.

We are proud Ia have been the occasion al TIL
following noble lines. Next TO the del'shto Of w''tinI
fine poetry ourselves is The delight oil causing II TO b.
written by others.
WRITTEN WITH An EAGLES PLUME,
PRESENTED TO G. d. PRENTICE.
IT'S inspirations gillian eagles plume
For one who oft hath stris'n to climb the height
On which faine's fa,leless laurels bud and bloom
A plume dropped from an eagles wing, whose flight
4. ever upward to the glowing sky,
On which the sunbeams in their ele, lie
Brgh, plume. how off has thou been horne through air,
And baihed within the clouds that foated there
Proud bird of Jove.-thy snow. plume viii he
Oh fancy's brightest treasures, for thou art
The tvpe of Geniusi What 80 1T as thee
To be a proud hearts emblem I for that heart
VIII not be erushedo or broken. tll the night
OF dreary death hath robbed ii ofi's might.
The heart of genius, like thine own, beats high,
Nor qaails al dangers tina, around il lie
Round thy proud spirit, too, a spell is thrown,
That bids thee upw ard mount thus the dcsin,
The ceaseless thirst for fame, the heart doth own.
That hath the gift Of genius-'us adre-
A cherished fire, that burns within the breast
Making the ow ner ensied-yet unblcst-
An endless. ,esrning for a mortal name,
To be immortalizsd by deathless fame
Overwhelming thoughts are pouring on me now
Nv hearts deep springs are stirred-~ild pulses beat
Within my fesered temples, and my brow
Is aching with the strong and fersid heat
OF thoughts that burn-perrhanee upon mypen
The givcr's inspiration lies, for hea
! should not marvel if my heart had caught
The mystic spell with which hs soul Is fnusht.
=. J. T.
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.NO.SEA'

A LII persons indebted to us are requested to
Come forward aud pay their accounts, aud all
ti'ose 10 whom we are indebted will bring in then &C
counts Tor settlement. Immediate attention to HE
above is desired, as our present business IS shortly 10
be closed. H.. Il. E~IgIJApbS A. ~
March | -
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.Iv'D SL.{fES
At

IN PURSUANCE OF 4 EECRETAL ORDER
ofthe Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cham
Gerry for the town Of Lynchbure, made At the last
term Of the said Court, IN a SUIT therein depending,
wherein Ghiswcll Dhbney IS PlaiLuft, aud John Bnl-
loci. James Bullock, and others are defendants the
,,ndctslenc will, on the 9Th day of June, 1899, 1T the
Pedlar Mills, IN The county of Amherst, expose to
LII. LIZ u.n ul nulllc aucllnn- InI cAsA
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81 eve e>1>ts-nut in tins country. where MOI a h'Cfo
DIV rli>-but suppose that We afe sitting ~ 'a''''''' =
and II such - meeting as the nfeS'ut we're 'oise''"'
fear VIC should Gud II not composed oil tue same
ersons. or directed 10 the same purpose. but iha' u
assembled with the view to pfotTact The period 81
,maneipatinn. aud To make that change taxi pace
not i'm ISIS OF ls40. but perhaps IN l-oo' 10 ho'
let au, man, then, run away Wih the ldca Hlal we
give any great proof oi practical virtue OF seli=aen'
al when we institute a comparison between "uf con
duct and that of the Americans sitting IN ' ifeilia' anu
surrounded by two millions 81 negrues l'hcefs
thought il Just rs well 10 not &C this 81 oSs hinnhrr'
which is so often commiutd, aud To exfiihit TINS para
lOgisni, which conveys SO UNJUST an lhipo,''lal u
gainst our American brethren near, heaf stu re
ram all m, regret al, aud d,sappfoyal OF, tic conduct
al the Americans bur yet hope aud trust that the
eroun I'D four great conplaintsnd apprehension VIII Ne
entifel, removed by the slow but certain aud tailhIN
accelerated progress of the cause Of emancipation
even IN the southern states Of America
The subirc, Of emancipation in the French West
India Colonies is also strongly urged upon the Cham
Der of Deputies, but il does not seen 10 meet with as
much enco utagemeuta as in Great Britain. Liberty
er, one of the most ~enlighted French legislators,
takes a strong Common sense view OF the sub
ject. The following paragraph, extracted rom his
speech, contains fund OF matt Tor ueseiul and salu-
tary reflection
'Gcntlcmen, there are thrce points TO be solved be
you plunge INTO the path Il emancipation you
must inpart moral education % the blacks, provide
10 the whites, Tor they should be enlaHcl-
pllcd as well asthc slaves and, lastly, furnish guar
anlces Of future labour. When YOU have done all
lhls, You may then useiuIly decree Abolition else
YOU will but commit an act oil ImproYidcnce aud
cruelty. Reflect well, gentlemen; liberty without
intelligence and morals. without mutual security,
" thout the habit aud means OF productive iabour,
is in fact the savage state. 1t Is a hundred tunes
" orse than slavery"
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Mrs. NCMinlcy's COrSctts.

A SMALL Invoice of this justly celebrated
Ornament, this day to hand, of new shape,
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON NELLlOTT.
April 10 "a
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William V. Haden, James NJ. Haden, Achilles VI.
IIaden, Richard G.. IIadcn, Samuel Tardy and
Jaue his wife, Charles Anthony aud Martha his wife,
Mary Jones, John II. Henderson aud Martha his
wife, Moses Arnold and Margaret his wife. James II.
Hopkins, and Anselm l.. Iladen and Madison Iia-
den in tleir own right. and as Administrations of Ben
ianIn lladcn, deceased, Defendants.
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Ga'ass Hogs.

HAVE now unensaged a few pairs of the Mac
4 by and Berkshire Pis.S, so celebrated as a
grazing breed, of remarkably easy keep aud carly
maturity. CHARLES M.RYAN, Manager
for L. Fletcher nj his PLANTATION,
near Amlels! Coutt House.
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THE GREAT ARCTIC PROBLEM SOLVED

! II r. hfNF.Al AN IL I h'1pl.EnE 9oiJA ~,
One Of the most important geographical dlscov-
cries of the are lsays The Journal of Commcrcc) is
made known 10 us through the London Morning
Chronicle Of Apiil 18Th. 1t is no less than a solu-
lon of the long pending problem whether or not
There is a communication by water from the ATTAIN
TIC 10 The Pacific Ocean, around the northern por-
tioh Of the American continent. 1t Is now asocr-
tanned tina, there is such a communication. The
narrative OF lis discovery Is Published IN the Morn
nay Chronicle.
The lollu VINE abbteviaiiun III the ceutcnts OF tIis
interesting narrative Is copied from, the New York
Evening Post.
"Ile scientific expedition undertaken At the ex-
pcnsc of the lIudson's Bay Company. 10 survey the
extreme northern coast OF America, has. in Iarl, full
filled its object. Mcssfs. DE Use and Simpson, with
ten attendants, reached Fort Good Hope, the north
crnmost settlement of the Company, on the lIh of
July last. aud descended the Mackenzie river in
boats. They reached the ocean on the 9h Of July,
and, proceeding westerly, followed the line Of coast
In POINT Barrow. ! hey thus completed the survey
of he ooast between the extreme points laid down by
Capt. Becchey and Capt. Franklin.
"'Ihcy passed a few days with the Esqulmaux ut
Iho Point. aud setting out ON then return, reached
Fort Norman ON the 9TH OF September, having been
sixty four DAYS absent fiom Font Norman. They
were, nj the time the dispatches were sent, prcpai-
Ing to proceed To settlement which had been got
ready Tor them Al the east end oil Great Bear Lake.
llcfe they were 10 winter, and IN July next to resume
their labors. Proceeding To the eastward, they hope
10 connect the discoveries of Franklin and Back. and
then complete the survey OF the whole coast Of North
Anenca.''
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kcsfOrcP OF ane Essog0.

For chronic and other diseases, Whsthcr pfral,gl L., t.,
phlcem, from internal morbid matter. arising Don, III. ''
el "a disorders, nom the use "I halehfyr ealalu,l, naIs. a.
or ln istna!rs1 irean the change OF lie, as rpeeiict M NJ
zeal Advertiser. iA Ati
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in all Nenercal Disorders, n certain remedy and ct
cincs tor diseases to which the human frame Is mos ID u"
Fora fall and particular account of DIR. kulIs -, "Gs
their properties and nature, see " The Medical III ""'
which may be had gratis nj DIR. kuhl's office, o. of bMs ''.'I
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For Rent.

A ND possession given Immediately, the Brick
~ TENEMENT, on Nain street, formerly occu-
pied by Martin, Ward &>Dayis, as a Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney, orlo
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Jan. IS
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NEGROES WANTED.

M + will pay the highest price for able bodied
w Negroes, by the month, or Tor the balance of
the year. Owners are Invited TO see us at our work
at Joshua's Falls, $ miles below this place, or at the
Washington Hotel. BABB &PACkER.
LSnchbutg, May :, 1885 Sw
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IsNfNHbie AcriN:fOn F'rOUrygy
FOR SALE.

f~-A3 AVE TWDol the mpsi comfortable &
HHsil valuable HOUSES AND LOTS, one orboth
---A OF which | will sell, at o~nc-tlitd less than
the Lots and Improvements cost. One is on the Main
street, about one hundred yards below the Court
House, with columns aud y piazza in front, say II
by 36 feet and House Sc by a. feet, covered with
zinc /; the carpenters aud brick work OF the best
quality ON sad Lot there IS an Ice House, Smoke
House, Kitchen, Sable and Carriage lIeuSc-also,
two other small lil.oN buildings and an excellent gar
den. The oitrf j., on the hill, ranging with the
College Buildings; the House is large aud conyc-
nient, with tie usual out buildings, and Al present in
the occupancy OF WA. Taylor, Esq. ~llydrants of
the puresl Sprna Water in the yard OF each Lot.
he last mentioned Lot, contains upwards of three
Acres.
The terms will be made accommodating. on the
rch1se paying a small part of the purchase mo
ncy IN hand, and securing the balance satisfactorily.
Any further Information wanted can be Obtained by
application personally. OF 10y letter 10 the subscriber,
as Postmaster. WN. WILSON.
Lexington, Va, May IL, lH3c. WSw
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NOTICE..
'B'llE PAkTNERsnIP lately existing at Ila
n lax tonft House, under the firm Of
EAEoIa q sEaAENEEFG,ep.

Is tHis day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons
indebted o sand concern, ave respectfully reouestpd
70 settle Their accounts. Samuel b, MAJOR, who lives
a, Inc place VIII attend to thc settling OF tie debts
'"e lae Concern. SAMUEL b. MAJOR.
ma. &c. SIIACkLEFOKD.
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ANiNG bought MIR kyIc's interest in the
Il Blacksmith business, formerly carried on by
Kyle 4 Bailey, it will be conducted by myself.
Thankful for former Encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue to patronizc nae.
J. Il. BAILEY.
Amherst Ct. II. March % is
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4 T a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
a Gerry continued and held for the county of
Campbell the 27rl, day of April, 1885. Henry r.
aud Margaret his wife, plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

WHEREAS, the Circuit Superior Court of
w Law and Chancery of Bedford county, did.
on the Sth day of May, 1885, in a cause therein de
pending, of
John Nj. Harvey and Maedaline Harvey, cx'or.
and executrix OF Matthew Harvey, deed. Pms.
against
Thomas Steptoe and William Langhorne. adm'rs.
with the will annexed of James G. Sleptoe. deed.
Robert {. Steptoe, William C.. Leitwich, the said
Thomas Steptoc IN his own right, James S. Penn,
William NJ. Burwel and Frances {. his wife. for
merry Frances {. Stcptoe, Edward ID. Speptoe and
oaihafine Sleptoe, Detts.
Among other things, adiudgc, order and decree.
that a commissioner of the said Couu take an ac-
count OF the outstanding and uuSati,frd debts due
from the estate Of the SAID James G.. Slrptue. deed.
designating the grade and character Of each of SAID
debts, and To enable him 10 take SAID account, the
commissioner Is directed, previously to taking the
same, to publish, ior two months successively. in
some newspaper printed in the town of Iynchburp.
a notice, requiring the creditors OF SAID deccdent 10
exhibit before hun, at the time aud place specified
III sdld notice, the evidence OF their respective de
mands -
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to all persons
hoidlng outstanding n unsatislicd debts against the es.
ta'e OF The sad James c. Sleptoc, decd, that the I'M
commissioner Of said Court, will, on
l hhfsday the l9lh day Of July ISIS, AT the hour OF
! y D CLOCK III the morning, ii his Office, in the town of
Lioefty' Bedford county, proceed 10 take the account
by SAID decree at which time aud place
All me creditors OF SAID james G. Stcptoe, deed. are
required To exhibit before hifuthe evidence Of their
respective demands. JNO. \. WHARTON, C..
L'oe't9' May Il Wan
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We feel it our duty to insert the following conn,r;a.
in our columns, lnasnueh IT'S the efficacy and great nr"nn
DIR. kuhl's Rcstorer is we'll known to us. ''s oil
fou will please TO notice in your paper the follow;nro.,.c
cate:
do hereby certify that about the LIST ofJanuarv. l ~.
ken with paralysis and Iniannatorv Rheumatic, =, ,-
worst cold and inlammatory rheumatism thai ever w. ~ m,
on mankind. So far as | can learn. The use OF ever, Ebl' a
ihEth from me, besides a tremendous swelling nj ever. ,or,
pain | had ever endured. | ned all rcnr1ie=. than 49, r"r
roumnendablc for the sanla, but. To no effect. t. by aa,il,,,
was informed that Or. kuhl wusu Grunge Court 1I5e., =
sent for HIM immediately, and by applyi0a his ueaiqi,.,
fet II change in les than an hour after he tane. Tn. ,,.li
cino- used, were the Restorero of the Blood, Ar5,pl,ia -,
Gold Mine Balsani. Universal PLASTER and ibepurati,s Poa'
der. therefore recommend his treatment to ali thosa 1 ala,"
under affection rs given under my hand and seal, this I'm dryS
of March, 1887. O'y
h JhJN -H-r..
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S.YI.yYID'E.
FOR RENT

nNE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
" Store, suitable for Offices or Lodging Rooms.
MARTIN, WARD Il DAVIS.
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.EgsY' REFEEEsE5kS,
a variety OF Dry Goods, Groceries,
ssardwa are, Cutlery, &c.
NATIIlCII is most in demand, in addition to which
SPRING SUPPLY

VIII appe1rin due season. We thank our friends
for then liberal encouragement, and take pleasure in
assuring them. that we vii continue 10 offer such IN
ducemcnts 10 all who viii deal with Us, as cannot iail
To give satisfaction. j. X. BAILEY & Co.
Amherst Courthouse, March Is -
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ANrI-syPUILITTG hYKyr,-Tlfs

AsissiNfA in liquid aud il ns..
celebrated iorItsspoedy aud perfect removal OF GriulHaII
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EEEsa SUPPLIES,
ss.E'D GREAT E.yRE.yEssSy

I + are now receiving our Spring Supply, en-
w hraclne a large. beautiful aud very cheap as
sorlncnt OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
We assure our friends that it is only necessary to
give us a call, to ascertain that it is needless to 90
elsewhercio r better, If as good, bargains rs we will
sell them. MARTIN, WARD q DAVIS.
AsliI 80
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Nav ii

VE'ilE subscriber having purchased the entiro
4 Stock and interest Of Doct. r.. ID. Palmer, in
he concern OF tuurqurean and Palmer, respectfully
Sollcits a continuance OF the patronage so literally
bestowed upon the late firm. lie now has, and will
continue to keep on hand, a general assortment Of
articles pertaining to his business; VIZ.
DRUGS. sHDECIaESD.E-hTEHEE OILS,
PAINTS, ENEeVREEiIEs &c. Ac.
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EANss FOR SAFE.

ENlERE will be sold, upon HE premises, at pub
n he auction, on the 18th day of May, I63s, the
Ir2et OF Land whereon Willis Rueker at present
resides, on The waters of Harris Creek, in the conn
~ OF Amherst. This tract contains
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We are proud Ia have been the occasion oi The
following noble lines. Next 10 the delightoi ~titing
fine poetry ourselves is the deligh bit OF causing II to be
written by others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

GEs CaAs GRArioT, Chief Engineer, - Army
wa, dismissed from the service Friday lset, dy the
p,asdent of the GATED States The ground ofthe dis
mssal is alleged defacsIoa We understand ,%at this
has originated from anses.ed and disputed accounts
whilst Gen. G. was distressing o&cer 81 GS Point
Cnt, and uS;ca have eessaiae& uosettied since
nsr;od of eight OK niue esrs--fernsrdria G~sete.
The Washinetoa Correspondent of the satssote Pa
,,a, s,,ss That "tbe ,woun of hs alleged defaka,on
!, said 10 be- about s35 go 50OOs Of an appropriation
were dr,wa by him from the Treasury, ased only 10 eoo
.nned 10 the purpose for which it appropriated BY
Enn,as The ,est of the sum Gen. Gra,iot claims as
,uslS due to hia, from The Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
Wednesday. DtrsmGsr IL.
IN SENATE.

GRADUATION BILE
The bill 10 reduce and graduate the price Of the public
lands, taken up.
Mr. Clay of Ala. said the Committee had proposed an
amendment TO the bill Of the last session, striking
the clause which provides that the lands not entered at
% cents, shall after l2 months be subject TO entry al
81 cents He hoped the Senate would consider this
BILL as this the short session.
Mr. Clay of KY said he TO the Senate 10 dry,
not expecting that this measure, raugbt 1t was with
inconceivabe importance, would be brought up 10 day
he unprepared for the discussion and should like
further opportunity for presenting his views to The
Senate as TO The impocy Of this bill His firm OPINION
was that II would be impolIlic at this time 10 ae VIC
land system, and especially to reduce the Ptre u e
lands He did not wish to throw inpcdlmf :" VIC
way of the business but he thought teot anu a""
ous attention ought to be given to the subject ne was
willing 10 assign day for the discussion ana ne pro-
posed Monday
MIR Clay Of Ala, said he npprehended that, II there
delay here the other House would not acl on lne
subject this session. The measure passed tins BODY
after full discussion last session. by large maloHV'
and he has reason 10 believe That any new afsu'
mens would be advanced against It al Tins session.
The measure had now been len or twelve years before
Congress- and he hoped il would be passed this session
twas not of great Importance 10 all the new States
He hoped, therefore, it would not be postponed 80,
The consideration of the bill then postponed III
Monday.
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of Execn'
tive business and when the doors were opened the DC
nate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ABoLITIoS
The House resumed the consideration oil The resoIu'g"
yesterday offered by MIR Atherton concerning '"e
position OF Abolition Petitions
The second resolution read. ,..,,,v
Mr. Bdde, ofPennsy !yania, rose and yer! G. ,ss6
he said, asked 10 be excused from V"un4 " o,ds he
luton He did no, rise 10 Try how msny not s.kst
could throw out before he s,oPPrd y s'c oh ,;GIng
He regarded the subject solemn o[ s'sn n,ced
He wished TO state the situation ~ wn'n " mol to
he ,u he oJgus winch was
the purpose of The friends of this resolution to
his course During the late canvass 10 ,,, in his
he had stated explicitly to his constituents .I,yey in
The Dis,rc, Of Coum' :, was inc Hpedeni ana l""''
! rantabIe.
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Sone, formerly CT Bastard, RereSley aunber Of
papers were containing 4;ss Of che Esxses othe
snemBers of tie Paret socieeS dSereRt carts SUBJ
scGption lists, dad lists os'5tncers, Sc.
lFroR de BGh:wore .f1aertcdn Of WedMst@y)
The Detroit Advertiser OF TIE ist instant notices
report that Goty Of pstHos tx tie woods in the
London ~. c. District SepsScRg tsr hostile demon
s,raton-
spt,em the Office of the Cleeeland t~te;licencer
dated the 9th instsEt AZ 10 contains the follow.
ING report-the occurre reieseed to in we It rue
are probaUy eenaecked wtk ie Stateuaeat saeutoned
fxPURTANT E Tree.
HaStii1ies commenced ia IKE HeSt-tot N~fes tn pos
session of tie PgtmaS-l75 orsoRs t4kcE prisoners.
The 1eyb GoSa the West Lbis tSorning coatsins the
imporsnt ennornceUeat that the patriots lead taken
Fort MaldeR, With iuacfed and eeSeaty five pri.
soDers. 1t is represented kat tsere Eas tmnense
slauehec on both sides.
A eea,teman who came in Me Wessera stage con.
ErHs is Z Measure, the above sEiessSeBee Before
Iearag ToieCo anfoccaoo bad been received at that
place saog the atrols had crossed over at the RIVER
ST. Clair and Sunday night took posseeso0 OF the
fort The burning Of come 81 TIE HOSES vas The sigma!
for the commencement Of kostites, and tHe descent
upon &e 1swS asSe Uh|e PorisoH Sf t"e toyasts
engaged 10 extnguishing the aaxses oat 'aorm'
an, states that there great destruction aa'oog the
The next mail will probaths give us ceeec, nelli.
reoce ia collation. TO the reported r+eing.
Geo Scott addressed assembly at Cleveland, Ohio
on the 9th ns. ahe subjects connected with Canada
nfaics ooe DeGkal eelcGons &Sc, and eecered ire
quent appliance.
Kineass.-The Court Martial IS going on with the
trais Three seesons have been before the CeaT-the
paymas,ee the leader sad the Coonei 81 tse fateols
No accoast is given Of the Evidence, G the decision
Mr. Ki,eha the Epssien Coast ef Tosten, Gas been
arrested at Moatees under warrant Eoss e Attorney.
General on suspicion as beng Eussiaa Spy Has trunk
was brokea open and his private pspers e1am"ed S!r
John C,boene on hearing s statesnens directed his
release Immediately, wid, assurance that Se should
receive letter Of explanation from the Attorney Gene
rail- He had great difficulty ia sSss"SSg T. It de OBJ
taiaed it oil ull.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-05-17

To RuiI1lerS.

Sealed Proposals will be received un.
I'll Tuesday the 10Th day Of June next,
by the undersigned. committee sp.
pointed by the Court of Directors of the
Western Lunatic Hospital. for the cree
ton oftwo additions to said Hospital, on
the plan OF the Northern wing-,hir,y
eight feet long by thirty wide, two sto-
ries high, with basement under each.
The proposals to be for the whole work
complete, the undertaken or undertakers
TO furnish all the materials. Persons dis,
posed to bid will be furnished with any
information they may desire on applica.
ton to either Of the Committee, or 10
Mr.. Woodward, at the Hospital. Bond
with approved security will be required
for the faithful performance OF the con.
tract.
KENYON HARPER
EDWARD VALENTINE
JAMES POINTS.
Staunton. April 10. 1888.
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Ia AUGUSTA
Il A V d II N.

The subscriber having lately pur-
chased this Establishment, eight miles
from Staunton, on the road leading to
winchester. and known Tor many years
as Hangers Tarern. begs leave to intorm
the public that his House and Stable
shall at all times be furnished with eve
ry thing necessary for the comfort and
convenience Of those who may call upon
him; and hopes from a disposition
to please, to share the public patronage.
He would also inform the WAGON.
ERS that he is enclosing neat Yard,
and fitting up convenient room adjoin-
ing, with water in the yard, especially
for their comfort and convenience.
SAMUEL HARNSBERGER.
May Sd lS3S-4t.