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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
POLITICAL APPoIEraEyrS,

CEs- JAAss YRLL, a candidate Ior DenAer.,,c Elestof. VIII address the people At the following times and pisces, v,z: Caffolton, Csrrol CO.,, Wednesday, July as.
 hantssills, Mafison eo. Friday, JnIy 2s.
 1,aioavliie, Beatea e., Monday, Jsiy sl.
 Esyestsville, W Washiagtsn eo. Wsdnssday. Aus ? CAas H'a. Washington co. sa,usasy Assa.t 5. Van barsn. Crawford co. Monday. Aagss,7. Ozark, Franklin e., Wednesday. Augss, .. neoaviIle. Scott e., Friday, August II. Dsnyiile. Yell e i. Monday, AugasS i.. Sssfyyihs, Perry co. Wednesday, August IS.
 And staay ether place ea the gay apps.n,sd b, ths pecriss wAess tAs appointmsaf dees nos con tiet wsn ssy q the above sneagsmsAis. ErSens tsiend wIl please Fs -sdysssiss ,Aese sp- pcintnsnts n saeA eoaaiy by patine ap vrfiea no. asss q ihs nass rsSiie places.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
E~ 6. Bsuusv.
Bss..vnr, Iolv in Is4s

haee4yAzE @0iy HUI lOe3.
 Sir. Editsrs We hsss had wisA ss daring ths iast month. as visitors, many dlHiagushsd indivi- dusls from year part of shs staas. al of whom wsr. particularly anxious e maks favorabls impression in the neglected north" And certainly ws eannot new eemPlaia ef neglect ihoagh ws nay have done @ heretofore for we are tray soasied to our hearts eontsnt.
 Csn1 HempstesA was hsrs sometime since and made An exeellsnt speech, which took very well wish ths Dsmessats. but InditEssemtly win ths whigs His chances geaerAily in the north are fair
 Next came Jadge Oldham. who spoke twice in ihs county, but he. unlike HsmPssead nay have pleased the whigs but must say not the democrats 90 we'll
 On the isth inst, Colonel Roaae and Gov. Drew nsds their appearances. the former by appointmeat ss Hector. and the latter unexpectedly.
 Col. Reans delivered himself Of one of the best political speeches we have had here for years and did great credit ts himself and mueh good to the cause. His address equalled the effort mado bv the lameatsd Ashley In ls4l. and ia she judgment of ail was truly ga able one. He bore heavily up- VI S-'~ W P~V F@Ay eNso gave Sgt- EeNtco on account Of the petition assumed by hin in bis cir euiar many hard hits, the Eagle" to the contrary notwithstanding. weexpect he Colonel to give us another call hefore he leaves the north.
 Col. Newton made his appearance very unexpee- tsdly yesterday and departed north west without making speech. Gov. Drew left with him, and they will probably remain together until afser the election.
 Col. Sevier stands No. fos reelection to the United statet Senate in these parts both with the democrats and with whigs also, ard it may be safe. y calculated upon that he will get two thirds of the votes in the seven counties composing this judicial circuit. let whigs or democrats be elected. His friends think hs will make clear sweep.
 We will expect Gen1 Yell to be with us before the November election. Some time in October will suit us best
 Our chances for the election of the fnIl Democra- tic legislative ticket for this county Is bright and faitering. Yours &e, s.s
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
To THE EDrron OF THE SAWYER:


 Sn-Thrcugh the medium of your jourrd wish to say to the people of Pulaski county, thaii am candidate for their suarages, at the reqast of whigs and dsmocrats- publicly and priva,el. expressed. am . Democrat am not the eandidae of any party organization. am not running, Ah will not run as party cam didase. pask mppst from all the citizens of Pu- laski county. and if elected wiI serve the whole people; and for all okeersAlectve by the Legisla. ture. will vote as cheerftIiy fOr whigs ss demo- crats, where the whx or shigs have the best talent and requisite qualifications to proper and useful dischayge of the duties ofthe office, to which he or they may aspirs-this dd in ls42. when was one of the Representatives Pulaski county. this will do again. JARED C. MARTIN. FegRcHs, 24 July, lAE.
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fslitIeal Assiiass ia pulasli.

w sss ssqussisd . sfase that the whlr sAa Uemeet.sse ssndtdssrs for ars. h sis county, wiii sadrg4 tAeif fsiisw -eisixeAs as follows. At p. .. usIdwia's. Friday. July a. A nss naulsr sseaad nex Reed's DridEe, safar.
 tsy, yntS a. At SeAA Hiaoksoa,s, Tuesday, July as At Aiss. MeSpAys. wsdnesday. J1ly zg ~ eapt WinlfeyS, Thnrsdsy, 9uIy n, A JaaeA Rsalknes's, Friday, July 9s. AZ MDL Whin's Ssiurday. July @. AsLitils Rock. Taesdsy, Augas,l.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

In reply 10 our charge that Col. Newton was nom 1 cnmmittai on the Wilnot Proviso question. the Gazette says, "as for Col. Newton being an anti slavery man, born and bred as he has been in siave-holding State, planter himself. and owner of slaves, the charge is too shallow, the mputation too fiat 10 merit fsrther noGce."
 Cassius Clay was born farther South than Col Newton-has lived all his life in slave state, yet the Gazette will scarcely present him to us on ths, score as s"free territory man. If Col. Newton really was agains, the wilmot Provise when in his eircsisr he devoted a long paragraph to it. how much trouble he would have saved the Gazette by saying so. instead of informing the people that it was question ot ''momsnious impoh' and "re. quired the serious reflection. consideration and &C., ton of the people"
 Every body. knew this, and we can almos, see the Colonel xAsn he had written it, with his thumb on his nose and his fingers extended to "ihe dear people"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
Aeqaillal of Gen. pillsv.

Ws arv happy to learn that t.ss ai,iiaguiahsd sf nser has been h0norasly acquitted of the ehasges preferred against him by Gen. Scott, and that all ether eases have been dropped by the Court of h. api'y Gen. Scott II s stated is very IN from his late nsrveas excitement.
 Wili the whigs who have psrseeuied Gen Pillow wsh sS much bitterness have respect snongh fos the gallant efceu wHo formed the Court to ceass .hsls malignant aaa scaadaless ailaels upon Ai.n.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
GEsRRiI S N. NINPSfRID.

WI AR xxsrssrED sy THIS GENTLEMAN, rosAY THAT NE VIII ADDssss rHx eIrI1Exs or prLAs. Fl Co'sTf, ON s&TrHpxY srxr TIE ssrs or JrlY AT LfFrLl Recx.
 We have the moe. n.,.sring account. of ,t. tu- eses'' wa'en hes been excited by Gen. Hemp. ssssds speeches st the places O appointments made ey hin, and we hope that our gosd fslks both from the town and country wiil turn oa, ,s hear him.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
To Carrespeadents.

The sommanieatton of "Anihropos," is a li;lls too assirass for warm weather.
 The lines "to Mias--, by ca Minor,' with many good sentiments, Is nos Admissahas. The,e is more truth than poetry in the 'Minor" part.
 We have hat full ef letters expressive of public sentiment. and jus, such as We would like so pub. hsh, Ii we had room. Our friends must v al, on n.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
Harry of the West ha. spaksn.

A lettrr was received in this city yesterday from Mr. Clay dated the 3Dth ef June. In which he says that he does net endorse the nomination of Genera Taylor. He also uses this significant language:-
 No nete can be properly eadorssd before the maker ssgns t." Does not this mean that Gen Taylor must a least adopt the principle, D of the whig party bsfore Mr. Clay will endorse himf-N r True Sua
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
Political Appointments,

Col. ;. H. HrxRsrEAD. Democratic candidate for the vacancy in the United States Senate occasoned by the death Of Col Ashley; viii address the peo gle st the following places. viz:
 Lewisburv. Conway ee Tuesd,v. JuIv as,h Clias"n. Van Barren CO.,; Thursday, July 27th kitiie Rock, Pulaski co., Saturday, Juiy 9eth.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
POLITICAL APPOIyTspyTy

We are requested by Gel. Ra.ne. so ..v ,h., A. w'i address bts fellow citizens at the i,llovyiny places, and on the days mentioned below. Galnsville, Grsen co. Monday aa
 Boliyer. Pofnset co, Wednesday 26. The Court House of si. Faneis CO.,, Friday 2s. "a ~ s'sn o.nef Poaa's as the people may de
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
Land Sales.

IL wiil be seen in eur advertising columns thst sales Of govsrnlssn, land will commsnse at Fayets vile and Helena on the sth October ls4s At Bates vilie oa the istb of October Is4s At Little Rock on the 2sfd of October is4s. At Johnsen COur, House the 10th sG October lsas ea
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as.;s C.s!shneld.

In the last Gszste there were some insinuatiOns rsfecting uPoa the course of this gsutIeman. in iation 10 hist resignation as Paymaster which has produced from him the following statement of facts
 h reference to thh matter ws esn state that Mr. E. Moore was in Washington at the time the resig. nation of Major Cratth6sid. through Senator Boz. land, reached tho President and was by Mr. Psii accepted. or eourss .a the Gszetis remarks thi. wOaid not hare bssa done until the proper depart. ment had veuehed fos the satisfactory adjustment of Major Crutchfeld's accounts
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
MARxnAD HiLL. July 2ith. .ha Tnsu nAin Pnlaaki cn A rl
WM. FIELD.
July 24th, lsas.

Max nAD HlLL. July 9th, ] Fourehe TownAip. Pulaski co Ark. Sn-I am informed bat there Is an impression in some parts of the eouns, that am candidate for the Ofhee of Sheuf Y,u will please to state in your next number that l an not, ger have been.
 ysTy Respectfully yours &c,
 CHAS. E. MOORE. Col. L. J. REARpoS,
 Editor of ls 5saRsr.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
The Western Branch of the Federal Court

The latest news we have iu relation to the bl for the establishment of a Western Branch Of the United States Court. we find in the following leisr from the Washington correspondent of lbe Helena JoarnaI:
 From the .4rkaasas Journal
 WAsaisGroE CITS, June 2lst, iS4s. Dear Sir 1'hs senate has just passed bill brahch- ing the district court of Arkansas. The bll pro- vides for the appointment of clerk for he Wes tern branch; but the marshal and distiet attorney are required to attend both courts.
 The bill viii be advocated by Col. Johnson, who Is much in favor Of it {; and, satisfied uoibIag but the failure of the house to reach il prsgsa it's passage at this session. Col, Johnson viii use all his powers to bsiag it before the house al an early day.
 The measure was brought before the Senate by Major Bosland, who advocated 1t with great saf' nesiness. Senators flanagan. Atebinson and others. opposed T., and Il seemed for he tune Inc bill would be lost; but Judge Sebastisn esGe io,. ward and made very srgumen,sive and iofcins speech in its favor. l heard those around me fs- mark that the Judge had made the best speech tnsi had been made upon the subject. 1he biii "'' amended on tho motion of Mir. AtchinsoR and SH then passed.
 With experience, Judge Sebastian b'ds iai " nake an efficient member of the uniled s'A''' Senate.
 On . former occasion I was present dufi'g n' discussion st the Indian bill in which senaio" DDl land and Sebastian took part The MsIof segu'e1. himself well, but Sebastian made an exesi'H' speech. Very respectfully. yenrs' ,ra
 JOHN SmlIh-
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

We are authorised to announce $. NJ CH.xrxs ss candidate for SHERIFF of Jefferson county at the ensuing August election.
 MaTcA g, lss5. Am.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
wAsHIssros Hsnp.tsad CO.,, .9rA

wAsHISsros Hsnpstsad CO.,, .iIk
 i0h Ja!y isss. DxAa Sa '--Ths appointment of the Hon chlis- 'sPhss .. Scott to bs one of the Judgss sf tho su Prene court 's the very best appointment that could have been nAas hy the Executive for that highly important snd distinguished station Judge Seek Is . sound and able lawyer, ripe scholar sad mos, courteous and dign'dsd gentleman. He wiIl be an ornament to the beach he is to the profession of which hs b saeh a distinguished member.
 Your friend k<.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

We arc authorized to announce B. F. OWEN Ss4' candidate to represent the eoaniy of salin in the next Legislature.
 April lih, Is+s.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

y-Ws asc iadsbisd ts the Hos. wm. K sss=.- sssfaF Pssis Dsepmsats sad especially for the .ss. spsscA sf the Hons A. c. Browa oi Missis,ppi os shs qsessIea offrte territory.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

We ass authorized 10 announce C. STONE as s candidate for CsFsnsr of Pulaski eOanty. a, th. August election July $, ls4s.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

o We are authorized 10 announce BEN. F DANLEY, as candidate for the office of sHrurv, at tho ensuing August election
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
southern Literary Messenger.

This Ioog established periodical continues to de- serve the reputaton ii has oser sustained enc of the most useful and interesting monthes published The June number is repiete with the ''IiveIy and useful information upon science and literature. poe try and art. nerpersed with.racy hints and sketch of the times past and present-The instability oi pabc opinion" sketches of the provisional gov ! ernment of France" and s'the feudai armies of France and England "are well worthy of notice.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

We are sathorized to snnoasce Mei. JAMES LAWSON, ss candidate fes Sheriff Of Pulaski county, st the ensuing August election.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
lNseEscgNESf OF CANDIDATES.
FOR THE STATE sEylTH. FOR PRAIRIE AND PULAaKI. PETER T. CRUTCHFIELD,
 or PULASKI.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. JARED C. AiRfIN,
 (. 6. KILLER.

We are authorized 10 snnoance $. L. W L rwn as candidate for Constable of Big Rock township at the Angust election. July es. lsss.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

1We are authorized 10 announce ELI SMITH .. candidate sor Corsasr, at the ensuing August eieo' ion.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

UWs are authorized to announce MILTON FOWLER, ss candidate for the office of Sheriff ef Paisski County, as inc ensuing August election
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

We gre authorised ss announce Gopsox N. PEAv, e candidate for the oAice Of CLERK. for Puaski county, ss the comang August election.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
Dxnrur, Juu, fu Ysa

CoL L. J. ReAspos, Esq: Sb:-xeu will please announce my name ss eapdidase to rspsesent the lsth district io ,he Se aase, eomPose6 ei Saline and Perry eoanties,
 And eolige, yours, Ge.
 W.K. INGLFSH.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

Wsase authorised to announce STEPaEx HAssxs as candidate for Constable of Big Rock township. July 2s. lsss
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

soLirrpx-.f say" said dandy to an intelligent mechanic, Il say, I've get aa idea In my head '' ell, replied the o,her. '.if you don't chsriah |. ions."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

Taylor stock about I.eaisylle is So far belov r., that U requires the most active exertions on the psr oi ie tngismsn to giye t vitality. The thing
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25


 The last Gazette pabi,shes the proeeedings of tvc whg meetings. wherein resolutions expressive e their determination 10 support Taylor were passed asd this chilly isa dedicated to the name of the mo party congrtssional candidate.
 "Rssoiced That we recommend 10 our friends oi the Saae the name of Thomas W. Newton, as . suitabe person to represent us in the approaching CongeH. his former policy having as rs bteoe gis- en general satisfaction."
 90 much for the Col. who is thus rewarded for etcarding:ns principles, for shouIdering the Real Htste Bank convention, for sacrificing his old lead | Henry Cay-aot deserting his psty. ! Truly may he cry 70 my eoantry." afier this cold response from his old supporters who profess to '6sii<s<' m "his former policy, but evidently doab; the prOpresy if no. the honesty Ot his present pro- lessions.
 Bradley county treats him with an indifference even moro marked and pointed than the good whigs of Drew-They pass him by without even a men tcn of his name his aspirations seemingly satis- fed that an uaprineipled Presidential candidate is about a much as they can swallow at one tme.- Col. Newton should recolleet that some of the tex pedieney'' whigs may imagine that Taylor's mii- tary reputation may Compensate for his want of de- cision upon political questions, but cannot apply the same rule to bim as he has never sbone very con- spicuously whilst standing on the wateh-tower at the "Meuopoiis otthe union'' calmly contemplating the ''downwaTd tendency" Of our "repubica insti- ,utions."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

eJ- We are authoTissd to anneuhce David | Lewis candidate for Cogoner fos the county of Pu Isski al the coming eleetion.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

Jades Breckenridge, in reprimandiag criminal am0HgG other hard names called him a scoae4sel The prisoner rePlied-''Sir, l am not great scsundrsl as ysar honor ---takesme to bs.o aPu your words eloses together" said the Judge.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
Major Field nt q Candidate.

To tAs Editor of the Bassr:
 Circumstances of q pc eular character have unf<tunately trznspred which renders 1t necessary thaI my nnme be withdraw from the canvass before he people of this State fo a seat in the United Stats Senate ->--
 Yoar obt sey't
 VIM. FIELD.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

Louis Philippe writes to I4zmaFtine that. uaIess he allows him some portion of the fortune he sc- quiIsd while king. he wii diagrace the French Ea- ticn by crening saasag' Jaedsry at Dover.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

ApyIcr TO THE LApIEs.-Always dress as neat, and plain as pessibie-let Flora be your isweler and rose bud the only gem about yon. This GOV ering yoafssIf with gewgaws. like fat cattle. onlJ indicaiss that yen intended like ihsm for mar ket.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
ST. FRAscrs Co.,, !
 July efh, IS4S.

Sesier members will be sent from this county Newton spsn, the 3rd nd 4ih July with us but the Johnson men like all democrats stand 6rn We snfy took to the Banner for democracy, as swoodruf Las repudiated Sevief as he did Drew.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
fhs PaIILI.aI praspe,l 6 lrkan,a,.

No rejecting man. whig eE demscras, ean for . moment seriously doaht ihs soceess of shs Demo ersey in this Stats. si the coming elections. But 1t is nOt the less our duty b guard our friends sgznst the srsi6ees snd dssp laid maehipaiions of whiggsry. There baa never been period, since the admission ef Arkansus to the Union, when car wlly opponents were making greater sfFouts, although secretly sDd insidieassy. 10 achieve . triumph Tsyiorism. ne-pzFtyism, aea pssssoded abandon- ment Of al the obnOxiOas prineipass will Do freely res0Ftsd ts. q meass of obtaining dsmOersiie votss while the change Ia the mode of elections the ballot system. viii aSsa fruitful 6sd for ia- trigue to the unssFsYzlous.
 They are ondsavOriag to make capital from the excitement upon the subject of the Senatorial else- tiens, and 10 create discord where the party union has been perfect Aided by the detection cf press pFesendiug heretofore tO be dsccaiie, and relying upon the assistance sad support which woOdrua's neutTaiity viii afford, sosi stroke ~iII Ae made II not to conquer at easi greatly 10 lesson oar over whelming strength in the councils of the State. It seems necessary then. to maintain our suPrs- macy. that every democrat should De upoa his guard
 against the scheme of paStyism. and on the alert detect and expose every unhOly alliance of whigs and neuHsists Le, us not submit to any ssmPer iag with our principles. nor listen 10 the humbug ging stories. designing invenlioas of whig dema- gogues or their allies. We have majority Of which we may bs proud, let us do our duty to our party and our country and not suffer it to be dimisbed.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

A distinguished Dsaoersi expresses request that ws sheud publish he following: and ws comply with pleasure.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
GRRAf IsDUCRNRNfS for NEW STBSCRIBERl

GREAT INDUCEMENTS for NEW SUBSCRIBERS
 ea - per annnm ia advance.
 In order that the Banner may increase it's already sxtenave cireulafiOn. we have determined reduce the suescriptton price for the new volume, eommen- eing with this nunber.
 A ramittance of FfvB DoLLARs, IN ADvAxcE, by sais or otherwise, will eatitls enc subscriber tc the psper for TWO year.: or two subscribers, ONT year This applies 0 these paying in advance, bri nsne othsfn Three dellars will, in all cases, be emanAeA of those in arrearsas thistime.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25

To Col. L. J. Reardon.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
NJ A r r lie u.
March /, lS4S.

On Wednesday last, by the Rev John Bowen Mr.
HESEY j. DAVIS formerly of Fluvanna county, Il
Miss CATHARINE "A. PEER, daughter of MIR. Dav,
Peer. of tins place
On Thursday the 18th ultimo the residence of he
brother, j. Harrison Kelly. by the Rev. w. b. but
ton, JAMES w. BELLER, Editor of the esprit of JEFF
terson, 10 JANE elizabeth KELLY, daughter of thu
late Francis l.. Kelly, of Gettysburg, Pa,) all o
.Charlcstown, Va.
On Tuesday the 30th Of November, by the Rev. J
&c Hcnscll, Mr.. HENRY HAwPE TO Mrs. SALLY MrrcH
ELL of Grccnvillc.
On Tuesday the 22d February, by the same, MIR
LEoNARD FARR 10 Miss MARGAREr ID. BusH,-all O
Augusta county.
On Thursday the 23d of December by the same
MIR. GEORGE Nj. APPLE to Miss MARGARET Fix boil
iof Grccnvillc.
On Thursday the 9th of January, by the same, MIR
5GEoRoE FRENGER Gagged Is years, } TO Miss FRANcE
lMcFARLAND MERCHANT Gagged IA years )-both o
this county.
4 On Thursday the Sd of February by the same MIR
4 DAVID FULwIpER TO Miss PALINA Beatty.
On the 10Th ultmo, by the same, Mr.. JAMES w
GnANT to Miss JANE ID. MASTERS.
On Thursday the 18th utimo, by the same MIR
sDANIEL SNIDER, of Rockbridgc, to Miss ELlzApErI
GoLLApAY, OF this county.
On Sunday morning the 20lh ullimo, Mr. HARVEY
sSaiiTH, to Miss HANNAH E. TETER.
In Richmond, the 9th inst by the Rev DIR
u Johns, OF Baltimore, THos. JEyrERsoN PEyroN ESQ
sto Miss CATHARINE Ross JoHNs daughter of the Rich
!. Rev Bishop Johns, of Virginia
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
Public Sale OF Land and
Personal Pr0perfu.

lRY virtue Of decretal order rendered by the
~ County Chancery Court of Augusta, at the
February term, in cause therein depending he
tween Paul Shreckhise aud wife, plaintiffs. and
the undersigned defendant, and for the purposes
therein expressed, shall, ON the 18th day of this
month, March, on the premises, in the county of
Rockingham, proceed To sell
"a Acres Of Land,
lying in Swift run Cap, adjoining Price, Wyatt s O.
Tiers. & in the sale and conveyance of which the wi
'ot said Shreckhise will unite; and ON the 24,h day
,"f same month, on the premises, in Augusta coun,
|ty, shall proceed to sell
los Acres of Land,
ION which the plaintiffs now reside, ADJOINING Jacob
Shursler and Others and in the conveyance of which
the said wife will also unite.-At the same time.
t,w'll sell one negro man, aged about "A several
Horses; number OF Cows, Sheep, Hors, Farm
ing Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Furni.
'ure. Acting as trustee, | will convey only such
iie as is vested in me by deed of irus, and the
3order aforesaid. Terms to be accommodating and
made known on day Of sale
JACOB ARNIANTROUT,
Trustee and Commissioner.
March lS4S
UP Rockingham Register please copy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
FOR THE SPECTATOR.

Mr.. Editor,-The time is approaching when thu
good people of Augusta will be again called upoI
to cast their sulfrages for Representatives in thu
next House of Delegates; and seeing that alread,
gentlemen are being called on to consent to become
candidates. under the belief that Mr. Shelley, she
present worthy incumbent, will not permit hi;
name to be used in that connection again-we woulc
respectfully present for the consideration Of hi;
countymen, the claims of r. PoRTERFIrr.D KIN
NEY, Esq.-Mr. X. needs no assistance from ou
pen to command the favorable attention of the PEG
pie of this time honored county He is well known
as young man of commanding intellectual quail
ties, and one in whom the people of old Augusta
may safely place their interests.
A TEAM OF YoTERs.