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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

THE subscriber will sell his Farm and
Mills. of excellent quality, situated on
Leading Greek, near its mouth, emptv>
ing into the Little Kanawha River, in
Lewis County, Va. a stream easily navi
gated and descending into the Ohio Riv-
er at Parkersburg. The Mills are in
good repair, the Saw Mill is of the best
quality. 1t will be sold upon credit of
two years for 1000 Dollars, and the bal
ance in three equal annual payments
from the time the first becomes due,
each paymentto draw interest one wear
after the first payment. The tract of
Land contains 200 Acres, 25 Acres well
improved the unimproved land is well
timbered-There is contradiction
near the Mills. The property is well sit
uated for the lumber business, building
Boats, &c. The subscriber intends NOV
ing to the west, and is determined to sell.
Purchasers would do well to come and
see the property.
RICHARD W. RIDDLE.
March S, lS3S-lt
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TIE Partnership heretofore existing
between john BLAIR 81 Co. at Scots
vile, i'll the Grocery and Commission
business, having been dissolved, the bu-
sineSS will in future be conducted under
the name and firm of JoHN & T.. r.
BLAIR. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the late firm, are respect
fully requested TO make immediate pay
ment, as it is highly necessary that the
business should be closed.
j 81 Z. r. BLAIR.
ScottsvilIe, Albemarle,
Jan'y Is, 1885. If
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81 TNCcrss Establishment
FOR RENT.
lit the Warm Springs, Bath Court
House, Vlrg1nid.

III IKE warm opT3ngS, Bath Court
House, Virginia.
l have completed large and spacious
Brick house, finished offin first rate
style, and other necessary buildings,
which are well calculated for Tavern
establishment. l have no hesitation in
saying that large and profitable bust
ness may be done in the above line. |
am disposed to lease on accommodating
terms. Any Information that NAV be
required by letter will be promptly at.
tended to; but for greater certainly, to
persons who are disposed to engage in
such business, it would be well TO come
and view The premises, and Judge for
themselves.
GEO. NAYSE.
March 1000
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
VIRGINIA, to wit:

of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law "
Chancery, for the County of Augusta,
on Monday the 9th day of February,
1888.
Anthony Beard. plarntif'-against.
John Crawford. Robert Steele :; Martha
Ann his wife, Jane Christian, widow,
" Rush. John. Samuel, Bolivar, Corne-
liza Christian, heirs of John b. Chris
tian, decd, s. Mary Jane Tate, wild
ow Of Geo. b Tate deed. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Rush Christian and
John Christian, two OF the Heirs Of John
b. Christian, decd, not having entered
their appearance and given security ac>
cording to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules of thisCourt, and it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants of this Commonwealth II is
ordered, that the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the first day ofthe next Term
Dune 10th. 1888, )and answer the Bill oil
the Plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in theStauntonSpec-
tator. for two mouths successfully, aud
posted at the front door Of the Court
house of Augusta county.
A copy-Teste,
n. c. KINNEY, C. C.
March s, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08

BUTCHERY AND RoBBERY.-A very
considerable excitement arose in this city. on
FRIDAY last, owing 10 savage and brutal
assault, which was made about three o'clock
on the morning of that day, by reputed
gambler, named Turner, upon Young Yir
ginian. who had spent the night alta certain
house not far distant from the Railroad Office
All the circumstances have been told 10 us
There is neral, however, attached to the
transaction, which we cannot help poin,inr
TO The readers notice" a void bad COMPANY !"
We understand that the Yirginian was dread.
fully cut all over his head literally gnshed
IN different places with large Bowie KNIFE.
which his cruel assailant made use of. The
young man was obliged to make his escape
from The house in which he was attack ed
with only part of his clothes and leaving he
hind HIM his gold witch and upwards o.: one
hundred dellarsin money, which has not since
been recovered
From DR.. Lindsey, who was called in TO
attend the wounded man, we learn that al
Though very severely manned, and losing a
large quantity Of blood, the Doctor considers
him now entirely out Of danger We un-
derstand that Turner has escaped from the
city; but whether he has gone North or
South, appears uncertain. One thing, how
ever, is quite certain, that our police officers
have not yet arrested him National Intel
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Zsg2s- Eesgaseg fog Scyges

IL SVSS II SOa CO ~ gig SCGGSS
The subscriber, wishing to remove to
the West, offers tor sale his
LANYARD PROPERTY
in the town of Waynesborough, on the
main street, consisting Of comfortable
Dtcelling House. "a good Kitchen and
Spring House. The Tan Yard consists
OF twenty nine Watts, all lit for use, with
first rate Shop, Bark Mn, Bark Shed,
and good Lumber House, for keeping
Leather. Also, first rate Stable, with
sufficient room for six horses, and good
Slaughter House. and other out houses,
with a first rate Garden, belonging to
the property.
He would also sell his present Stock;
OF -Acsgg5sca' in the lanyard. and
good stock Of BARK.
This property is in handsome situa<
ton, and conveniently arranged, both
as to the Dwelling House ard Tan-yard,
with first rate water near the house, and
in good neighborhood for custom and
Bark. JOHN DEAL.
March l, 1888
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Ss5tassskss ALL persons having any por-
gSgS ton of the BURDEN fund are
requested 20 come forward and renew
their bonds, or make other arrangements,
with the subscriber who has become
Administrator de bonis non Of joseph
Burden, decd. VIM. CRAIG.
March !. 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
DWELLING-HOUSE.
gs@a7ss YsERD,
IEELWEgATEElWEg, &C

EGLTEgATEEgEEg, &c.
A plot of of said Lots, laid OF in the
manner in which they arc to be sold has
been made, and deposited at The Print.
Ing Office, where it may be seen.
1t is needless to remark that more val-
liable property seldom has been brought
into market here. There is certainly nc
situation for Tan-Yafd equal 70 it iu
town, supplied as il is with abundant and
convenient water-while the Dwelling
house is well adapted either for pub
lie house or private residence.
The terms of sale will be oue-third Of
the purchase money in hand, one-tbird
III six, and the remainder in twelve
months. JACOB LEAS,
March / JOHN G. Sewers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08

The Supreme Court, having been invited
Ia attend the Funeral of Mr. CILLEY, de-
clined, very properly, we conceive, accept.
ing the invitation, on the ground that he fell
in duel - Hrenn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
Salt, Plaster, sc.

HE subscribers have recently receiv-
ed 2G0 Sacks SALT, 80 Tons Lump
PLASTER, and large general Supply
oil GROCERIES, &c. ALI of which will
be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for
Flour, or other kinds of Produce, The
highest prices paid in Cash for FLOUR,
and other kinds of produce.
VALENTINE, FRY, e. Co.
Charlottesville, March s, lS3S-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
NATURAL COKE.

We have seen experiments made in
the Foundry ot'his city. upon specimens
OF the Coke, found in Chesterfield coun-
ty. In the course o: an hour and 50
minutes, near 1900 lbs. of iron brought
from the mine near Fredericksburg
were fused ; and the castings were un-
commonly smooth.--I'here seems to be
no doubt that it will answer admirably
the purpose of smelling the iron from
the ore.
The fire, which is made Of it, is in
tensely hot. 1t much resembles the an.
thracite; but it has Iittle,more flame.
1t Is considered very valuable dis
covery-and 1t is unique in this country.
Analysis gives more than 20 per cent.
OF carbon-small portions of iron, earth
and volatile NATTER Englirer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08

EGeThe woods in this region are filed
with Wild Pigeons, and immense flocks
Of them are seen flying TO and fro,--
IqJnchburo Viro.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
JUST RECEIVED

1ss<Tz7[as ILL persons indebted TO the
G firm Of d. 81 r. IRWIN, by
note or otherwise, are requested TO come
forward and make payment. AS / IN
tend going westward, much longer in,
diligence cannot be given.
RIO. ERWIN.
March 8, iS3S-tt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
VIRGINIA. TO wit :
March s, 1898.

flhOl4N n 10 VIII
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the County of Augusta,
on Monday the Ist day of January, 1885.
Samuel Clarke and William Poage
EX'ors of William Patrick, deceased,
PlaintiffS-against
Charles Patrick, Henry NJ. Estll and
Mary Jane his wife, Robert Downey,
John Downey, Jane Downey
--& Rebecca his wife, late Rebec-
caDowney Infant
cbildrenof Polly Steele, decd late Pol
ly Downey, children 81 heirs of Rach-
Ell Downey decd, late Rachel Patrick,
John p. McCutchen only son and heir
of Mary McCutchen, decd, late Mary
Patrick, William Patrick McCulchen,
James McCutchen and John McPhee-
tiers McCutchen, children aud heirs
at Law of Isabella McCutchen, deed,
late Isabella Patrick, and Thomas
Baskins and Rebecca his wife, deleu-
Gauts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Robert Downey,
John Downey, Jane Downey ,---
--aud Rebecca his wife, late Rebecca
Downey InfaDt chill
dren of Polly Steele, decd, late Polly
Downey, children and Heirs Of Rachel
Downey, decd, late Rachel Patrick, aud
John p, McCutchen, only son and heir
of Mary McCutchen. deed, late Mary
Patrick, not having entered their ap-
Pearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly, and the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing from salts
factory evidence, that they are not in
habitaOts Of this Commonwealth IL is
ordered, that the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the FIST day of the next
Term June 10th, 1888, )and answer the
Bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith Inserted in the
Stanton Spectator. for two months sue.
cessively, and posted at the front door Of
the Court-ho Of Augusta county.
A copy-Teste,
y. G. KINNEY, c. c.
March 8, 1888,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08

&oNzs1s WANTED, by the subscriber,
aSaz Eight or ten Journeymen Car
pcnters, at the Sweet Springs, TO WHOM
liberal wages viii be given.
JAMES WIDDERFIELD.
March ! 1875.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
% u AS EAEC S AL e
OF
9 GAgaa56G PROPERTY

WILL be sold on Saturday the 3Ist of
March inst. before the door Of the
Wayne Tavern in Staunton, by virtue
of deed Of trust executed to lie sub
scribers by Jacob Peek, Sen'r, deceased,
and Of record in the County Court Office
OF Augusta, for the purposes ofsaid trust,
number of valuable Lots and Houses
adjoining the town OF Stanton, consist
ing Of the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-08
FOR SsAg1HI.

WILL be sold at public auction, on the
nrSt day of the March Court, before the
door OF the Wayne Hotel, in Stanton,
A Negro Girl and Negro Boy E;
the girl about 10, and the boy about -
years old. They will be sold for cash,
or on reasonable credit, to suit pur-
rhaSprs
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March s, lS39-4t
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NOTICE..

Feb'Y Is. lS3S-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

II will give them, as they well understand the supreme
control over commerce, and bring the other States as
vassas TO their feet Hence the violence Of the late
struggle. ll"nce the lavish expenditure of money IN
buying votes ard cnrrnr,lng yo,crsand hence The
cess that has temporarily attended Ike rorto put down
The Democracy of the State.
But still! nj! would have been Of avail if The aid Of
the htoIi,Ionsls had not been sought, und oblhncd-
C@@%:':sl c@r:cy openly associated itself with ircn
ztd ianacISm The interests Of the best customers OF
N"w York were jcoparded by encouraging aud cCunie.
ranclng their worst enemies Candidates for Congress
were pm. in nomination. arh successfully supported
openly protesting Abolition prncirrs, and Lieut. Go
werner elected by the Combined tuices of Federalism
Banksm and Abolitionismi, VIII" was known al the time
to entertain opinions dangerous and uhhorent 10 the
South And now, iorsonh, 10 blind the EYES Of South
Een, and sllhe the cries ni Indignation which such
conduct is calculated 10 call forth, pointed
few instances of similar wamt Of principle the part
OF men protesting to support the Administrations and
Of The New York Wing Editors who admit that
during the battle policy kcr. them silent, rflrclediy
forward 10 rprOve their late GcovrG cnadmlurs! Bu
ought this attice 10 satisfy the SOu!h VIII lie sp
OF party he allowed to suppress the feeling OF ahorreHcc
for such caldbooded, calculating ireacEery; 1t seems
10 me, that the Wings of New York party, having
formed lie coalition and reaped It's fruits, must be held
responsible for all the Quences OF the porcntous
Combination. TIE SOUTH.
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SH"L. IT Ds3N. O.FTtIET 2.
November ;:G:h, l>%S.

=
Al, meeting Of portion Of HE officers Of tile l1;h
Regiment, ith Brigade o! Virginia Militia, he'd a,
Cumberland Court house, On Saturday, TIC lG;h No
verrber l-}S, molion Col JOS. Fuqnl, called 10
the Chair, and Capt, Jas Nj Austin appointed Secretary
The object o.. The meeting explained by the Chair.
man in a few appropriate Observation-Disclosures II was
RsS0'red, That il!a system is defective, aud
should be amended
R,soired, ThH, the officers Of The Ali Brigade he re-
sTcc,!uy requested TO GnILe with in an effort 10
amend and improve the Militia system of the Common
wealth, and that each Regiment Of said Brigade appoint
delegates 10 meet the delegates from the Regiment oil
POwhatan Courthouse, on the 18th day Of December
next, fer The P"EPosc OF taking nlo consideration The
cercts Of said system.
ResO'rcI, That Lieut. Col Valentine Parrish. Capt.
James NJ. Austin, and Lieut.. William W. Wilson be
appointed the delegates Of this Regimen, 10 meet the
delegates Of the other Regiments of the 4th brigade,
at Powhalan Court house. on The 18Th December next.
On motion, the Chairman added 10 the delegates
On motion, RtsOircd, That The Chairman and SecTe
iary sign the foregoing resoutions and forward them
10 The Richmond papers for publication.
JOSEPH FUQuA, Chairman.
JAMES NJ, hTsTiE SrcrFtGrN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30

~ a meeting Of HE State Rights Republican Party
for the county Of Cumberland this day held according
to adjournment, at The G.. H. for said county, (i being
court day,}-thc meeting was organized by calling Ran
delphi Harrison 10 the Chair, and appointing slmi
fobsvn Secretary. When /! was
RsSo!ccd, That Wilson CrowLrr, Jno. {. Page, Ran.
duIph Harrison R"bl. Henderson aud James ls5cl, be
appointed Delegates the part &C the Republican Par
~ Of this county TO meet with Delegates from the Re.
publican Party Of other counties, composing this Con
cressional District, prn:e Edward Court House,
tie "a Monday in January next, 10 select Candidate
for The District; 10 be voted for hy Inc Republican Party
4, the next Congressional Election.
Rcsoircd. That Tie Republican citizens ofclher coun.
les OF this District he respectfully Invited to unite with
Us in appointing Delegates 10 said meeting.
R,s6ircd, That these proceedings ne published in the
Emquiler and Richmond Wig. Adjourned.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Chairman.
Sh"L. II Dsoy. Secrfigry
November .G:h, l>.c.
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nrrriS0n .StDck riSinp

Tls WA;r nvention Of the Rockingham District CT
=. ri,- D.. net list week to nominate a candidate
ne;,. 10 place of Judge Porter, who had declined
NJ. pac,cagu ul the State Convention. lchab"d Bait
-, aa> unanimously nominated. aud accepted the no
-r,,,nu H." following resolution was then adopted
.,.s .uli.ct OF the next Presidency:
"s,fr It, That though we will cheerfuily acqi;csce
m The nomination Of tie candidate who may he NOM.
r..l .g he El,iora Wing Convention to be held t,
,..scrgh Prnnsy lvania, in December, 1889, for the
, o. prtsiltnt q: the u 5 yet, that as GES. WILL
AN HENRY HARRISON Of Ohio received a large
5.r Of votes Of tie Wing Electors OF President and
Fl. President in lS;i6, and also greater number Of
,,,s q the Why party Throughout lie Union than did
ne other Wing candidates, and that us nothing has
70 ,fangpirrd to lessen confidence in his Talents,
,rl'y aud Gtncss for that high Office we would ear.
.. : recommend him to the Wings Of the Union as a
m IT. r.! respects qualified 10 do his country honor as
b, C.fi Magistrate. -ij0 Delegates attended, repre-.
-. NJ ~ towns. cut Of 40.
il- Bos'on Atlas oxurs nj this nomination.-1he
:-saJs OF Harrison evidently attempting 10 throw
y, es.geG If Clay.
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'aGtni$r2- Nor, .NGr' N, MT 1.-The Boston Libra
E.: ana Iruns Herald contains call for a New Erg
.r: Meot,s, Anti Slavery Convention, 10 which ale
.rg.rC.d The names CT FOURTEEN HUNDRED AAp EIGI
-.rl,y PERSONS. members Of tie Methodist denornna.
.ratu New England, belonging IL Cpwsrds ot a hun
ssl towns and large portion Of t en- travelling and
Local r.rscncrs Stewards class leaders, cahoTle:s and
,.r.,re file Convention was to have assembled a,
Iare..an ,,st "Wednesday and Thursday week.
,,s;r, Saith. the Abolition be.weslher Of \. York,
Las proposed in the Utica Friend OF Man. that the
Ab,i,og,t should ''orgrnGe ihcmsevcs into Anti
S,r,rg socalicrs whose constitutional laws shall
bd Inc members voting for Pro Slavery men, far TAO
refers Tor Gtn, who refuse TO avow their beiie IN the
sr.,rigr Of immediate CevcIance from the yoke. OF
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. .,.sirc the contradiction OF the n. !. Gazette
. -cy respectful! il is con;radicled by The posi-,
& ,oacu:ring testimony Of the Republican press
70. scion e ;he Stale The Hudson Gazette Of
,,,,es. III addition 10 The various extracts We
'-,su, that The Amount OF money which has
.yyr in;u the scvera! counties To control the
s,rrr,ncus In the city Of New fO.k alone,
....,,:s sum OF ONE HUNDRED AND ElGH
e.. ,l,uJSAND DOLLARS was raised to cor!up'
.,'r., o. tia! city-Corn,ies and towns that have
49,, teen strangers to the use Of money al their
q. 49, f,v, had money furnished in abundance, and
.,, Il the election is calculated Ia produce asto
,,. snd to enforce ia Tie mos, iorch!e manner the
r!lGcncs Of money Oh the elective franchise
PIX. Who's Of y. York are innocent, ongE. they not
d .r.,,o, measures to clear u's. skirts of suspicion
-. c, n, the gentlemen OF The CNy, whose names
: s, ~; !.!l!l in initials which cannot be msta.
. . i,,wa:d ard deny the allegations They will
,eny that large funds o! money were raised by sub
.,,.,.--vlR, .as become OF it,
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To conclude with the Farce Of
The Four NHOWbrays.
Rules and Regulations.

NJ Tickets and secured daily of Mr. Hoyts or.
fc under the Eagle Hotel, from 10 p Nj and at the
Theatre from l2 to g p NJ, and from 10 5, Z M
Tickets must be used upon the evening of the day that
they are purchased excepting Certificates to the con-
trary
II Doors open at quarter past o'clock. Perform
ance TO commence att o'clock precisely Transferable
Season Tickets $50. Season Tickets mot transerrabe)
S25 n B Season Tickets not admitted at Bene
fits. Large private Box ga seats) $50 Small Private
Box ~ sea,s) SO Single Box Ticket, 81. Upper
Circle 10 cents Pit GO 2 cents First Gallery flor
Mua,loes 50 cents. Second Gallery, % cents. Checks
not transferable
Nov 80 SGT
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Juyp,Drfj I1,;ir

We ,ayr tccn prevented by other engagements from
Yo'rul lie great sale Of DurhGm oho,t Horns, which
trk place a, powelton, Philadelphia. the 9th
instant, il was MIR Whakcr's secCud sale Of Cattle.
winch he'd been just imported from England 1.-The at
uCarce SAID TO have bfcn numerous and respecia.
be- Including scme OF the most eminent judges and
Iecdtrs IN pcnnsy lvonia. The stock remarkably
fyc. went Of we'll and at lie following prices. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

The Detroit Free Press Of the 2st, gives tie whole
r,ufns Of Michigan with the exception Of these from
irgaaur and Chippewa counties Crary thus far hes a
r.ur,,y of 51. Dsn,ocra'ic ma nrty Joint ballot,
+! There can be doutt t!Iatlhe Democratic tckc,
ia succc, ded OF course, the Democratic Sena will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-30
ESQ REWARD FOR WILsON.-Ab,cOndcd from the

G6dh REWARD FOR WILSON,. Ah,coudCd from the sub
sciitr in the month Of April, 1896 negro man by the
Wilson From information received, appears tina, Viii
son was New Kcu about miles below
the C. H. by gentleman named Ratlhe, and by him sold to
gentleman living - miles above Williamsburg,
farm raj children. Mr. Toy oT sold
him Mr. Slater living the New Kent and James City line
Who In crovin. Alabama c him. ana when
re,sen as sold John Gregory ESQ., Of williamsburg Va
Ti'cIsc ny his present owner, from Thomas Nc
CARGO 4 Co.. Richmond Nohn. heard OF him uG, last
November when informed he had been taken and put
ards made his b. burning ont,
and la, no; Wilson l. about fee. inches
high slender made hshy head dark yellow colour, pleasing
and uou old. Tie above reward will be paid
for his and placed any the State United
States so that obtain him again. ALIEN CUNNINGHAM.
Iu,r,,L.r,,s s,o,. New 80. O.
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,... n discount-,hat they were made so,
LIH.7 ~ L IL. L .,-a al HE 8 u.

.-,,s or dscount--that they were MADE So
i s S The iau, of The Banks than It was OF Inc Go
10 a''' ,|hr cannot the friends Of the AdminisiEa'
asH'' his c1ounG:-lt the "Con%rrdtirtS, as
r''r' being minority, viii no, 90 'o1
c." ,,,,i$e. they are 10 true friends /" the ha
c'''I en-. 50 far as we know and hrsrre, the
s'". .p.yrS Of their constituencies HE "'hr'
''f,' -, I,rnGs O: the Sub Treasury system viii
:" - AID listen 10 nothing like coEcrs.'"n, thff
....s. aus Interests :. si:e parry II Is tune
10 .t,.;srvc was done on this qur>ii"n-ii has
-, .i.s,:sct --wcrnbrrs understand each o,hrt s
,.c.inns. and 'Ssy ought I" understand that
"' ,,.-,sts of ibs county moi the Democratic
,,.,,.a,o:eG b, their ttsscrSiors-Ih'y "rght IN
'F ,..; The path 10 the Presidency he's no, over
-. ,rc larrr. We 60 for any ,h!n. IN prefer.
l. : Bank, which mus. inevitably result from
...rl ..yision among the Democrats, which shall
.. r,d,t.iisrS 10 90 between them, aud seize The
.nrwcr Il tie Srh Treasury System, as o:iei.
,oscJ. raaaot tc carrtd. gre rs enc 'chich shat
-. IL is "asan;rgrS, tittoW amy EFT oyecuon"1se