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Otfec No. 10, South Street, BGlimore I'M
CArIrIL ram -, Two MILLIONS DOLLAR,
TUSHE President and Trustees of this Company rrrsy
ncy on Deposte, on which interest will h. allowed =,
assurances Lives, grant AnDuitlss ana End0wmruts
c~ivc and manage Trusts ri every dtscr!i@a which na G
United their charge whether from iads .cGaS CUrr.,,,
dies, % courts Of justice.
l. MosEY will be received and held IN trust and III. 49,,
thereon paid annually, quarterly ia conformity xrs
direction of the the interest viii be placed al H. 49,
III every six months the credit OF the Trust Fund for m
iatlun.
. LIFE ADMINISTRATIONS may effect insurance. VII,
Company upon their lives the lives Of others a,
wear 4 term or years the whole Of life The table az -
committed Tor this Company upon the most favorable term
well r the officers Of The Navy and Army, Is cItizras-aH
he had nj: ..iCaOn Ia tic Company or ITS Agents.
g. ix>uITIE,-hcSc VIII he granted upon such terms 4,
enable the enjoy the largest income for any m
amount Of money.
for son or ward when he shall arrive al the Of q yrs
marriage portion for shte effect II through III. O.
pany.
offers and Trustees of the Compday-P Macauley ESQ
President Baltimore; John Duer, ESQ., L. H. d. Vice Pe,.s
New York Richard Wilson, Secretary, \. Thur.on A.r,
Secretary.
Tras,ccs-lsaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, B, McyK
Charles A. Davis Samuel Wemore, David MADDEN, An,s
H. Colt Morris Robinson, New York; Matthew l.. Beyah ~.
Patt John Moss, Philadelphia; James Cox VIM t. MaA,s
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick W. bruno, g. > Uldhed Ice.
Cushing Fielding Lucas, jr., Baltimore
Applications bc made personally, or py letter, post a.
the Agents for the Company Virginia, who will fqnaa b
ate and oer necessary information, 10 persons desUg.
G,ctmr nsroncrs or making other arrangements thruas a
Company for the benefit Of their families or estates.
r. NJ. TABR, 2Ssn, RtshnoHt, y.
.qgens IN Virginia.
PHrLIr ". T,BR, Esq, Richmond
WV. :. SINr,oS, Esq, Petersburg
Gro W. C.sr, Esq, Norfolk
RoRrsr iSprE,os, E;sg., Williamsburg
JOINS. BkccE,Esq., winchester. ;,
Junp Ia HILL
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W0lmtty hroce for safe.

yNIsHiNG 10 purchase farm of larger "1e no" "'
sale my FARM on Pamunky river, c"uiSnr"s eis,'. ~
lies within ~ miles Of Richmund 10 OF hyeti., on TIE n
and mss above New tasii". here !, 2i"Hl hpu""'l
the rv-I immediately above and below. snd iheir ~
mi strong indie of cac.rou, drrosirs. her V"
holy nf valuable wood Land 10 clear The and :. W." 50
corn whrnr, and cover-ih- grsin may br drh'efr'
withn mIi- nf the d"nr. he Irsct hes frmatsapH
level, nearly square, containing iIr "a.i" land 'H
state Of Improvement. In ~Ori point 81 hc"w, SUI
chil!cng.s comparison with any iafm 10 Lower
Hooking vast extent Of ai lnnd are "1
with rooms OF fine kitchen with n""'
excellent ice-house two GOOD Oyersrcrs' houses ~
stable, carriBgo hous", barn. houses, machine o
good hars- powcr good cabins anil every rcr..s,ty gu
,ai ard garden handsomely enclosed al the or
also house, tu!iiri"utI. "nf" n
perfect health, with well Of the 'eiy best
y,rf. ~. ~ llr1
Also, hNICKSyILLE for SAB. I. con''rn' -.
II land ana IS situate lie MAIN road Zodiac nF
Il is good stand for grocery sud small 10y go"d' ,
.nith shop, whcewrght shop, nnd private oni-
puhi,e house this ro,d, for d.t,ne" Of - ",
The buildings new consisting of dwelling nou, 4
anil passage. kitchen and dH.s. stor-"1 ,rs
light shop, hisckr shop besides other 'n'
" Address, Enfield, King William. go, 3 r,IN:
Nov 10 Iai-lsl WV -
HOTME.-The subscribers, having ics.cd J,n Q,
Is. cksnn, N this Ciy. Tor term oil year, ",,nt,
Purchasing Negroes under the FIRM Of BEf - a. ~
those persons in hc country that may h'sc N"sfo ~
wiring o Us viii rnrci with promo, ate""o 81" 90
Negroes this place for sale would DO well 10 cav G
sailing. giving The "hishe-t market price,
cripons Of Negroes . .,H
We also keep Negroe. for other persons a. % een' RgT
WV =: W sn"TSSp:s
Richmond, Aug. e2i, 1859. HARRIS EDM.a 80
hugT
THE sub,c fibsr having engaged Mr. William SoIr tc
err will open school fof tho rnsuas year " l -,
mile North Of Amelia Conr h"use-iu eonmene. ~ r.
uary and end o'h December, viii saeai on ~
the summer. Mr. iis news graduate OF " i'oi rci
tMaine} aud brings the satisfactory te''hOH
facier and competency as a teuchsr !, 4,.,,c't
The object OF the school beng principally 'or nt
sulserbsI's sons il will conscqueny ne u"S sese
tendsnce. he will take into his fhn,iIy -" "
ere. if early application be- made. Hrs terms wa
For burrd, {brdding, washing and candles ireiuHs"
Tasr!i1g he Lai!H and g rees tngna.es pb,sfi'
Mathematics moral and Political Philosophy "na , e.,
Rradin-, WHITING; Common Arithmetic, kos"'" u
sad Geography, !, owtrSE
The location of,h, school healthy IS AZ! ,;hy F
and n rr:hhnrhooi highly moral and religion iii bt
will be- forwarded parents and guardians, and :,
public examination previous 10 iha summer III, .p%
wishing en-,sc their wsIas, VIII mn r. pot
Amelia Cour House. Va INV s5~''
Nov Is
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rTR Joseph CONVICTION, Sir-nens informed that you are
non resident o Virginia, and having no known
agent in the will please take notice. that on MON
d r 18th day Of Anr sl1 between the hours Of 10 ocork
and o'ck r. ~ nj house Of Chiss Terrell III The 'cun
" Of AcCrrkrn AMI stat" Of Kentucky and to continue "
Ia, 70 d,v nil the month of April SUNDAYS cSccpted we shall
nrncrri IN ,E the "pnsonS n Chirs Terrell and others u b"
lad as evidence in suit IN hancey, depending and nn"
term ned in The Circuit Superior nurt i Law ami tlanrrf M
E.ssy County the State Of Virginia. in which you are plaintiff
and we and others defendants.
' " 49, JOSEPH POLLARD,
EDWIN UPSlAW,
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH
g1-wiw
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POETRY,
.ssrcs rs, s.M.,>. ussrs.."
EOK 7,HE ENC UIRER.

FOR TIE ENQOiREf
Oh, what is love in inoftn's lie
That passing hour with pleasure rae.
Wis SUNNI r. days cloud, Sapry wrraIn,
Tina, is driven thru heaven by zephyr's n''h'h.
Th. azure vault az lille it sails thfn| 49,,
.r, M icnds in The storm, ar nsts in the blue:
Yea. thus the brief pleasure is fleeing as last,
And is gone eer the days OF our YOUTH a; DC ias'
rims befr. every DEEPER EN- tan u mes,
And cen in the pcr Of enjoyment des.
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/EL.o. m, RnicsSybockrr for March. J
,,T,-tI,pS nE WOMEN

Erom IN, KnekNbockrr for hdrcn.J
NIGHTS OF WOMEN.
ny miss SARAH DOLE, a.s.
woman should be allowed 10 stu ~ 'na f n,ssncs of
Q halls Of science. and advocate Tue eu 49,, W,pxr
,nity, and Of religion.
Woman arise! resume thy rights
Bid lurdIy revere!
Stem boldly up TO nober heights,
And fiji n wider sphere.
Secluded mute no longer dwell,
Thy 'taents' buried quite;
Escape from customs cruel spell,
And send abroad thy light
Thy proyince wide mans extends,
The friends OF woman say;
Dut from such advocates friends,
Spare US. oh, spare: we pray!
To thee, indeed, no narrow hound
Has God or man assigned;
Duties within Thy HOME are found,
Worthy the noblest minu
Who tina, has marked that quiet spot,
And, marking, pondered wen,
Would ask TOR thee happier :, :,
Than where thy loved ones dwelE
,Tis thine the paths for infant feet
In lines Of love TO trace,
And deep impress those counsels sweet,
Which years shall ne'er eface.
,T.stbine TO soo,he, and thine 10 cheer,
Ere yet from life Withdrawn,
The evening hours OF those most dear,
Who watched thy early dawn
And who, when the cold world annoys,
Can hush brothers. sigh,
Beguile his woes, enhance his Joys,
Like some fond sister n,sh!
But il on thee no duty falls,
As sister, daughter, WIFE
Still entsr not the noisy halls
or fierce debate and strife.
Thine is the right, be thine the choice,
To plead with modest pen;
But think not with the bosterous voice
To sway the minds Of men.
Nor let that high and hoer place
We conserraie 10 prayer,
Fer witness the unblnshing face
or woman speaking there
Mercy ani. wisdom swectly blend
In the behest divine,
Which bids the priest Gods altar tend,
Excluding aid Of thine.
Meier a. IN ms rival seek 10 shine,
His iaurelS TO divide,
Till thu can'St ch rfu.ly resign
Protection at his sds.
Still, still fulfil the glorious plan,
So full Of love 10 the,
Which gives The m.npnweath 10 man,
Homes empire tatMf y b.!
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xr,rr1raM COLE. nenr Orange Courthouse y,

WILLIAM COLE, nenr Orange Courthouse Va b,.
w elderly gentleman from the North, 10 educate b
,er1 and wishes take bnaTrrS a.-oriatr far dar
continue do for The ami fnd y
thsm will devorc Mrs Cole, who VIII paw hn'il
teu,ion To their health, correct department. Sc. Pht
TrEMs-Bnard, sl23, English tuition, ~; Latin .; T.
Music, ~ Piano u.s., 10. 'F'' ;
The month ol August vacation given should also IL
a Bow under II years OF age '" u
Jan 9 :! -,
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CANCER! CANCER! CANCER

CANCER! VNNIEK.! tANIEK
AR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, offers hi, .,.
~ friends and lin public, rnr the OF This ny, %
,absomc disease. Such j. his confidence in his mod '' .
upnt thtt no ctaTsr will be made unless Cura h. n
nj, residence is Immediately the stage r,lt rsl
n,nnd 10 l., nclurr, BY way ri Gainesville and ~ Ii
t.ourtIoisp AMI eight hes below the latter rar,
dr., s.d Ia lin f.idrdsr +. o., fut Npsn Count,
paid viii meet with prompt att nun - ,
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

rI1IIE subscriber is constantly recerin. from rl-
i manuafactory OF Sr>Ss q CLAnx, New York rs,.o-.
,ain Piano Fortes, possessing the latest ~
delcacy Of touch and sweetness of Tone tcua, IN
nuiacture. ~
Also, large assortment Of Musical Instruments and y
Merchandise IN general. '-'ft
Piano Fortrs repaired, tuned, lei hire and take,
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection al Music offered for all,
state may selected from, the Of The srhscrf u
now enabled 10 sell at the Philadelphia and New YorG VII
and retail prices.
?. u. TAYLOR
Piano Forte nssie Store, opyostl. ~ H.
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Bu the Gorernor of Firginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

:. !. -. ten represented To me, that CYRUS RosS,
w hara.J win having frloniousy assaulted anu I.rr;:
- srL,b MeCann, the wife Of James Mc'ahn ', ~
w ,nr has fed from Justice, and no" eons q" m a. g,,
" nave nidged proper TO "ie w ~ a ,h-
,s u,iors N any person PERSONS VIM Wy ,n,v
i n;,;. .pd deliver him into tue JAIL o Harrison .
~ Isr.b, rr,r. nj, officers, cirl ana me's anu Sno
% nsns of tI. Commonwealth 1" use irif oSSt IN 80
~ a,rr,rn,ion Of said fugitive, that ne ma! hs uea' WI"
" ~ Given under my hand as Governor, ana nnaS ,hi
,u lesser zeal of the Cummonwea IN, al Richniohd, ~
sb Jov Of March, lsi1, in the 6it year oil our iou
dation DAVID CAMPBELL.
e r obou, corryfve OF ayr; about i've iret sM
;h hi"h and heay y made He has light ha ana conpAn'
;,h ,, rs When las, heard Of he was IN the state oi VA
,,n, ,xbrf. mr. has relatives residing -, ,
March ------------------
~ rulcs III ~ ~ tir 'eth JIM
~ ,.n,, Sun.or of Law and Chancery Of caro-
Thur n Caylon and Jane ailcy his wife and Others,
against . ,,., ,h,,, not.,donts
rs I,hn ~ Tor, not having entered MS appear
,rs and ycn security Accord to The Act OF assehns ahn
ncs If th court and appearing by satisfactory eVurhce l
b. l. M, an in,abtant this eath Is oarleu u
oun-ar brnrc the Judge of the said conr al tme
nm the first Of the next term, and answer the o
~ III. o,t;a and of tins order be forthwhh insert
ed in som. published in the CT! "l Kicn"na "f TWO
onth. and posted the front door OF the court
house OF the said County nonr r,,-ncrS ~.
Copy-Teetc MIDI NJ - q. 'wsw
Jan
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Tur Us1os BANK OF MIssIssIPPI.-On the loth
utmo, the Senate Chamber of M'ss'ssppl was crowd,
cd 10 hear the Report of Mr. Alsbury; thurman ol d
Cant,ce appontcd to investigate the affairs Of this
Institution. correspondent of the Nalchez Courier
says IN Ia forr
,Ions and her resources nearly all in state OF
suspension The directors alone are liable Tor one
million We speak but the language OF the report ne
dd when we s,y that two millions have been squan.
dered bv the policy pursued In the report, the drec-
Tors ure handled very severely, and the msmanage-
mcnt of the bank depicted in forcibc terms
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LEWIS IT l. l.,
Produce Commission Merchant,

kptucHi, IA.
:, Ellis grain commissions hires negroes rents on n"usc
- claims. the city and adiacrt countless ses ""'
~ -, " G9--aaw w&w:'m
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ONION mock BRANDY pipes very superior ud iCoH.
l. nac-mr scd direct june 1870. by Smyth & bn f"'
ealr by W h'f.'' CIR, S,r,a
-. :. l0l-2t
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alton Williamson William Branton, John L. blca'
los Rousseau, Albert w. Bossenu, Thomas iI"o',
n.neI G. Precise Francis Jones, Joel 'T,s' ,1sFp'
Connell. Skipwith NJ. Oliver, Thomas r,nekna.h'
VIM Davis Carter b. Humblrt James bu't ,isI
Ior.m;ob But,crwor,f, Jeremiah Conway Ali'9o :
V,ngh,n. Peterson Wynn, Claiborne vaughan ,e,s
naI Whitehead Hugh a. Garland hahG"Ipn " wnr;'
RoIer Nicholas, Arisead v Proc Francis I 1hn
dIh Peter Lewis Mason Lewis, Simon Lewis I"nn
e. rousseau, b. Harris, Ed. II. Prgram, Rd: iasx1ns'
Ino Hydr, Winston Sutherland VIM. watkins, wiz
p Doai VIM Ford, Joseph Ford, Thompson stewart
al..x Picket. A. Spain, John Ruffn, Winheid f"lo'
Jno Ross, w IN Overton, Joel Manl9ve, James SPICE
'esser-John NJ Garnett, YIN. Blackburn, :. Ai II
Tcrr Thomas right, r, John ; R"wze p nSmniu
Rnwz;e. James Powers, "m. ]. Upshaw' benJailin
u Munday, um. c. Latane, Robert > Noel, "nrne'
lewis, Robert G. Halle, Fl. ". Latane Ghas' pray
J. A. Parker, Ro S. Hopkins, Thomas IL. r.tts james
Row Micou, ir Jones c. CIopton, Lark'n Noel amos
Cau,horn, H. Cauthorn, walker d. Hart, Richard u
Mitchell. " IN. Eubank Larkin Hundley, Jn". SaGieF
REM, Blake, m Oliver, Leroy Coulhorn, =. " Ley
tom R chard P Banks, " nj. Pollard, Jno h1wze' Jas
Durham. John " Robinson, WIN. A. NrISht aus,'1
Tr;bble. Peter Trlbble, Richard Dunn, Chas wright
a ;llion Trihbr, Henry Johnson Henry Street WIN
steward, John Dunn, Lewis Iiunley, Richard dudley
Absalom Clowdcs.
tn he fOufln
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LEAP MUSIC.
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE. AM TRUST COW

Piano Forte ana .Hssie Store, opposite "a A.,
Ann
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March 10
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Benz. Thomson, James Malone, Capt. j. j. Harrison,
Capt. W Raincy, WIN. B. Power, Capt VIM. or &c,
Col Jno G. Jones' Thomas J. Hicks, Pascal Hicks,
VIM Seymore, Jno. +. E. Lewis G. Claybrook, David
Morse, Oswell Morse, JUS. Morse Nicholas Morse, n
Wright, Turner Saunders, Capt WIN. Hill, Edward
DAVIS Jno. Scymorc, DIR. JIM. Bn,r, Edwin Bate,
Richard d. W"olscy, Jos. Kidd, Capt. VIM. Smith,
Washington Wesson, Jno. s. Nicholson, Capt. Ahncr
Hill, Capt Bennett, Jno Chambl S., Robt. Chanhlss,
Edward Throwsr, Nicholas Kidd, JAS. P Harrison,
Dr. F. Harrison, r. R. Brown, Jno. B. Throwrr, VIM.
Lett, Joseph Travis, Harrison Barner, Edward Pato,
Lewis Huff, Captain John Seward, Jeduthan Sized,
Simon S,eed, Nathaniel rdsong, James Huff, &.
=. T. Blanche Thomas Ell 9, Captain c. Turnhull,
Mni"r Kidd, john Owen, james owen, Hubbard Led
better, FL az Walton, DR.. f. Dromgoolr, Rev !" IL
liam Jones, John Mnnning, Colonel B D. Chapman,
Capt w. Seward, Capt. Pearson, Mr.. Carpenter, w.
c. Harris N, Jno Harrison, jr, Capt. Hobbs, R. II. II.
Walton, Jno Harrison, (Woodvew) VIM. Butler
Buckingham Robert Shaw, DR.. J. Jones, William
Branch, DR.. James Austin, E. L. Scruggs, A. Ford,
Capt. Wm Nosclcy, Nathan Holman. George Cham
bcrs, Price Pcrk MS 4. H. prrk ms, William Branch,
VIM Tnpscot,, Wan. S Turner, James Tapsco,t, WIN.
Scntt, George Borkcr, R bert Turner, John H. Tap
scott WIN, Scg.r, Walter Ford John B. Ayres, G. r.
Fonlain W Hrs Chambers, John Ayrrs, Doct P Jones.
VIM. Leisch, VIM. Woodscn, Rev. P Smith, Reuben
Boatrsht, Dr. B. D. Anderson, X. T. Hubbard, j. Per-
due, Theod. e. Ganaway, F. w. Hubbard, VIM New
ton, John p Williams, VIM. L. Brown, BENZ. Seay, A.
Spav, A. Baldwin, Melvin Johns, B. K. Allen, Capt
s Hooper, Dr.. P. H. Elcan, W D. Jones, George
Saunders, lsham Gillian, John Morgan, james And,r
son, P w Meredith, ". Ransom, David Glover, John
D. Gillian, 4. G. Watson, George Watson, a. Lewis
John J. Gillian, Henry Lewis D P. Gooch, Dr. D. c.
Jones, WIN. Wingfed, WIN. Dunn, Robert Moor,
Thomas T. Thornhill, Col John Johns, Benz Abbott,
George Christian, James Hammer, DR. Joel w. Flood,
II. D. Flood Thomas Trent, Ambrose Plunket, Captain
JOS. billiard, WIN. Moore.
cabeu.-Col William Burlington, Isaac Handley,
William Hane, Martin Hull, John Harmon, Hiram
Chadwick, Alexander Hszrle,t, John Wrmnn, Will
lam Brnmley, Milton Ferguson, William Adkins, ST.,
Hugh Bowen, Thomas Ch,lders, Elisha McComas, jr.
Patterson W. Thomson, John Duudas, William Live,
ST., Thomas McCallster, Richard Blups, Daniel
Spurlock, Isaac Ashwnrth, Andrew Barrett.
campbeu.-Wm. Daniel, Mcaah Davis, John G.
Meem, David G Murrell, Seth Woodrough, VIM.
Avereit, E. Keen, Hall Mccraw, Rob.. A. Elliot, And
c. lott, Robt II. Gray, Geo. Percval, DR.. John n.
Brooks. David R. Edy, Esq. Fred Mnrrell Jno Carey,
VIM. n. Watson, Rich. X. Crae, Howell Lewis, Tho.
Jones, Col. chas. Phelps, Simeon Austin, James B.
Rsque, John F. Johnson Dolphin Drew, Pleasnn, Lab
~, Anselm Clark, S. Burch, Jos. Withers. Yhns 0.
Acre, Capt. Valentine Martin, Capt VIM. Durguid,
s,ssling c. Anderson, Esq, Col Ro. Franklin, Daniel
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-17
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, appointed by the Gov
! ernor and Council to conduct the Election for
Electors for President and Vice President of
the United States, at the Courthouse of Au-
gusta County, on Monday the End of Novam-
Der next, by virtue of the authority vested
in us by law, have appointed the following
persons to superintend said election at the
different precincts within said county, on tho
same day =
al lNiddiebrooh-Elijah Hogshead, John
Newton, Porterfeld A. Heiskell.
~ Waynes6oroush--Iohn McCue, John
Wayt, VIM. Gulley.
M Mount .Soion--James a. McCue. Be-
MANI Irvine, VIM. II. Blair.
III 1iount Sidney-John Seawripht. Edward
u. Norman, Thomas p. Wilson.
Pasfures--Wm. Guy, John Edmondson,
James Berry.
The Commissioners are referred to the
supplement to the Revised code, pages SO, 81
and 30, as to the duties required of them.-If
either OF the Commissioners above named.
decline acting. they will advise us of it. in
lime to make another appointment. Poll
Books will be furnished the Commissioners
on application to either of the undersigned. AT.
Ter the LIST day of October next.
ALIEN. " III. STUART,
LEVI l.. STEVENSON,
MICH. c. KINNEY.
Sept 10, 1910.
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10 TIE Editor aC TIE .Snscintor.

You will please publish the name. Of the
Van Buren, Vigilance Committee for Augusta
County, as herewith furnished.
Michael CARRIER, VIM. Davis, John RAN
dolph, Abel Gibbons, George Shuey, John
Shuey, Joseph Points, George Baylor, jr.
p. a. Heiskcll, David Summers, William
Young, Thomas Thompson, Philip o. Pal
mer, Joseph Z. Mitchell, Ballard Smith, So
lomon ID. Coiner, John Coiner, senr. Jacob
Conner, George Coiner, George w. McCui-
lock, Adam nhuey, jun. Paul Shrecliheis, J..
Shreckheis, G.. lmboden, Ohm Davidson, L.
Burke, VIM. II. Blair, John Keller. Charles
Bates, Levi J.. Stevenson, Talaferro Roy
nolds, Benjamin Crawford, Peter Engleman,
James G. Dickson, Judson Mccoy, Robert
Gould Bickei, Anthony ID. Wren, Robert w.
jr. Andrew Bare, Thomas p. Wilson, Har-
rison Parsons, Thomas Weston, William
Beard, Thomas p. Crawford, Joseph Hottie,
Gideon III. Barnhart, William Patterson, G..
s. Lange, Jacob Kayser. Samuel Brown, ).
T.. Pearson, Thornton Berry, T.. NJ. PoindeX-
ter, James Johnson, Zechariah Johnson, Cy-
rus Coiner. Philip Coiner, s. Il. John Lang
ford, James A. Langford, Samuel ,Cofiman.
David Stovor, George Geiger, John Lamb, J..
Coiner, J ohm Clinedinst, Joseph EarnIan, b.
Bierley. George Shreckheis, David Nount.H.
Kennedy, Wm. Cullin, Joseph Long, 6. r. J
Albert G. Maryland, ]. NJ. Conner, AleX'r.
Thompson. Cyrus III: Mccormick, John
Thompson, A. Anderson, J. Walker, James
Gregory, p. Tubberman, A. Wanger, Samuel
Whitmore. Il. McCullock, G.. Crobarger, j.
Trimble, Joseph Trimble, J. Brooks, A. V.
I.andes, SD. Brown, (S.R.) Samuel Landes,
M. Orebaugh, Fred Crawn. J. n. Kayga, q.
w. Cupp, J. M. Campbell, J. Plum, Saml.
Rankin, ID. Yanpclt, f. Goliday, S. Bowers,
]. Mullin, Fl. Horr. Godlip Gutshall, Law
son Wright, b. Weller, j. Beard, J. Blakely,
II. Linn, ii. Wilbarger, S. Shelton, David
Boon.A. Boon, l.. Boon, J. Ruff, ]. Baylor,
VIM. Gulley, ii. Clarke, VIM. Young, Jno.
M. Pitman, S. Keller, w. Is. Helms, Jacob
Splitter, ]. Sillings, p. Heiskell, Nj. Coiner,
]. Barr. S. A. Leake, John Lamb, ir. John
Thompson, James Scott, A. Anderson, G.
Dickinson. George A. Anderson, G.. Alexan-
der, Enos Sillings, George Keller sen, Lew
is Keller, Jonathan Shirley, John Swatzley,
DR.. Isaac Hall, NJ. Hunter, Peter Rubush
VIM. McC Comb, John Grove. William Grove
James Wood, James Brady, George Rhodes
Thomas Bagby, John Ramsey, ]. Enron
Thomas Shields, 3. +. Graham. b. Smith, @
llalvey, (Mt. Sidney,) c. S., Laney, Pete,
Rush.
The Vigilance Committee for the County
OF Augusta, is requested to meet at the Wash.
ington Hotel, at September Court, at hal
past 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-09-17
UDr The iSoerto,or

SIR am constrained, although Black
smith, to notice the unjust and unprovoked
attack against me, over the signature of Y,
for having been guilty Of the damnable sin Of
expressing my political preference. had
fondly hoped that the federalst would give
the working part of the community the privi-
lege of talking little occasionally, after see
ing the arm and sledge held up to public
gaze in the Log Cabin Advocate, and after
reading and hearing SO much about their fond
ness for the farmer and mechanic. In truth
you set yourselves up for the poor mans
friend. But discover that the clanre of
your name from iederalist to National Reprb-
licans did not soften your disposition. nor
VIII the cloak OF whiggery conceal your clio
ven foot; for we see it exempliied every day
by words and acts, that the favorite few n
lone should move their tongues in political
discussion.
Old John Adams and possee recommended
the alien and sedition laws to GAG the ueo-
pies mouths. Critteuden, OF Kentucky. and
the wing party, wished to seal Theoretically
the mouths OF the officers Of the general GOV
eminent down to the smallest post master,
(and VIII here remark. that but few honor
able men would hold Office under penalty of
punishment by removal or otherwise If I've
happened TO open his mouth politically !
but this man X should have mounted ulon
his hat the blgch coclfads, for going beyond ali
others bow shot at least, in expressing his
surprise that a Blacksmith and farmer should
talk abont our political matters after learned
statesmen, land ] suppose he would be will
ling to add merchants had been enlighteninp
the people. Are you not aware that the Con-
sttution OF the United States grants a toler-
ance OF religious and political opinions, not
alone to merchants, lawyers, &c. but even to
the plain farmer and humble blacksmith.
les, sir: the Banks and their satellites can
always command body Of men sufficiently