Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1862-12-09

| RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE SALE DIsrRI
BUTTON CT SALT BY THE GOVERNOR
l. The counties and corporations which cannot be
supplied by reason OF the presence OF the public
my, which subject to their power, excluded
from the computation.
2. Counues and corporations for which the distr-
button may be doubtful. included. If The dstri-
button can take place, they will obtain their proper
tion If not there will be surplus hand subject
OF future Partition.
3. Counties and corporations thrown into their
Congressional dlslrlcts; State agent tor each dis
trict Is he appointed and depot named for the
district Each county and corporation named will be
required to appoint county corporation agent,
and furnish him with the amount necessary pay for
the salt which the corporation entitled
Such agent will receive the salt from the State agent
give him receipt and pay him the amount and dis
tribute the salt due individuals the counties
may provide.
ent at Saltvilie He will receive the salt from the
tacturess, and ship it the depots established
as fast it is delivered 10 him. He will give noce
TO the State agents the Congressional districts
when the salt is shipped. The county agents will
certain from them when it will be delivered
The salt not being delivered to the State at once
but by instaiments it became necessary to decide
which district should be first supplied. This has been
decided by lot. II lot cast with the following
result, and the districts will be entitled to their sup
| ply as hereafter named The counties and corpora
tions each district will be entitled to their quotas
in the order in which they named in the act of
Assembly creating the Congressional districts. The
quantity is placed opposite the name of the county
The third district ascertalned by lot, Is emitted
to be first supplied. 1t will receive in the month OF
November II OFT bushels deliverable at the of
900 bushels per day, in the following order City OF
Richmond, 5,o77; HenrIco, 2,16l; Hanover. 2,503,
Charles City, 749 and New Kent, 7S7 bushels. Place
of deposit city of Richmond. State agents, SPOTS
Harvey.
The Seventh district is entitled to ID I24 bushels
of which 1t will receive 1923 bushels November,
the of60o bushels per day. after the preceding
district has been supphed and the residue, being
h,Sho fho af pbor al tho TO Of
500 bushels per day excluding Sundays until sup
Piled The counties will be supplied the following
4 order Aibemarle, 3,55s Campbell. ass; Lynch
burg, 9l6 Amherst, ,9l3 Nelson ITO; Fluvanna,
,3o4 Buckingham 1884. Place of deposit, city of
lLynchburg. State agents, Mcdaniel 4 lrby.
! The Tenth district is entitled to S646 bushels, of
OF 500 bushels per day. Sundays excluded after
the 7th district has been supplied The countries will
be supplied in the following order Frederick, 1915
Winchester, 5o7; Berkeley l.o74; Clarke 955 JEFF
erson 1913 Shenandoah, 1887 Place of deposit,
Siaunion- State agents, Burke & Co.
/ The second district entitled to 4,757 bushels,
which 1t will receive December the RAJ of 800
bushels per day, Sundays excluded after the Tenth
district has been supplied The counties will be fur
nisned in the following order: Southampton. LIZ /;
Sussex, 1850. surry, sl6; Greenvle, s4s Place Of
deposit, Petersburg. State agent, Louis Lunsford.
The Thirteenth district is entitled to l8,159 bushels
which it will December, at the rate of SEQ
bushels per day. Sundays excluded, after the Second
district has been supplied The counties will be sup
Piled IL the following order: Wythe, ,646 Smythe,
l,ls7; Grasson. los. Washington, 2,259; Scott,
l,6i6; Lee 40; Wise, COL Buchanan, Si2 Nc
Dowel, l05 fazeweil, 1926 Bland -; Russell,
1851 bushels The county of Bland being new
county and statistics TO show its population will
be entitled TO receive ITS quota as part OF the coun
ties Of Wshe, Tazewe and Giles, from which it was
taken. The county Court of these counties will as
certain its proportion and deduct the amount from
each county TO be assigned to Bland. Place of depos-
it, Satyile. Stale agent, John J. Moorman.
The Fifth district is EMIT led to 14524 bushels, Z,
243 bushels OF which twill receive in December al
the rate of 800 bushels per day. Sundays excluded
aier the Thirteenth district is supplied, and the resi-
due, being 1921 bushels, the month Of January
e the same rate per day, excluding Sundays The
counties win be furnished in the following order =
e Prince Edward, ,5s4; Brunswick, l.97; Mecklen-
burg 2605; Charlotte, 1884 Halifax, 3,545; Apo
mattox, l.lss. Place of deposit, Buikevllle State
agent, Giles A. Miller
{ The FIRST district is entitled to 1874 bushels
which it will receive in January, the rate of 8ot
S bushels per day. Sundays excluded after the Fifth
district has been supplied The counties will be fu,
nshed In the following order Middlesex, 5S6 King