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In the Wrong Place.

On Friday evening last, two colored per-
sons, man and woman, got out of the stage
at the American Hotel, and, presuming upon
social equality, went into the sitting room of
the Hotel and seated themselves upon one of
the sofas, whilst another was occupied by
white ladies who had just arrived. AS soon
as the Proprietor discovered the urwarranta-
bic liberty taken by this "gemmen oh COLOR
he showed him in striking and .torci6le
manner that he lad wholly mistaken his so
cial status. The negro sought redress by re.
porting the case to the Provost Marshal, who,
after hearing the facts, told the negro that he
had received the kind OF treatment he de-
served, but not to the degree to which his
improper conduct justly entitled him. We
suppose that negro doubts whether ode bot
tom rail be on de top now"
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Sewing Society.

The ladies of this place have organized a
Sewing Society for the purpose of raising
the means, by their own labor, for putting a
new roof upon the Presbyterian Church.
The Society viii convene every Thursday at
the House of Mr.. McGufin AS they do
not desire to do such work as would bring
them IN competition with those who make
their support by the needle, they desire to
receive fine work to do, such as embroidery
&c. In this Society it will be stitch, site b.,
and talk, talk. Ladies are the only persons
who can do two things at once, and do them
both WELL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03
For the Spectator.

For the spectator.
Mr.. EDITOR Please publish the following
paragraphs, written in reply to one or two points,
made in the Hon. A. III. H. Stuart's last card to
the voters Of the District:
Mr.. Stuart accuses me of quoting from private
etters of his to prove that he was opposed to re-
Construction as late as February last. This d d
not do. | never saw the letters; but DIR. Woods,
at the Albemarle Court, upon the hustings charged
Mr.. Stuart with having written letters in which
he said, ''we could never live with the Northern
vandals again. that the Southern members would
have to legslate with bowie knives and pistols. y
Mr.. Stuart being present, did not deny 1t.
l have heard that some of Mr. Stuart's friends
are circulating report that my loyalty was ques-
toned by the Confederate Government; that my
contract about to be annulled, and that l
went to Richmond to prove my loyalty. l am
certain that Mr.. Stuart have given this report
no countenance, as it is entirely false.
The firm of Lewis, Crawford s. Co., had con-
tract with JOS. R. Anderson & Co., that paid
handsomely. The Government forced us to re-
linquish this, and make one with them that did
not pay.
here repeat, with emphasis, that, if elected to
the o. S. Congress, lean, conseientiously, and '",
take the OATH Mr.. Stuart says he cannot take it.
and that he would despise himself if he did,
JNO. F. LEWIS.
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
LOCAL ITEMS.
"The LIST National Bank of Stanton u

A portion of the citizens of Augusta as
sembled at the late Central Bank looms on
Saturday, the 2aTd inst, for the purpose of
considering the propriety of organizing Ma
tional Bank in Stanton. After some DELHI
Grafton, 1t was concluded that it was advisable
TO establish such bank, and books were
forthwith opened, and some ffty-od thou
sand dollars worth of Stock were subscribed,
and measures were taken looking to further
subscriptions so as to increase the Capital to
an amount not exceeding 100000.
The amount necessary TO organize the
Bank having been taken, the stockholders
proceeded to elect nine directors, and the fol-
lowing persons were chosen
Alex. II. a. Stuart, Charles T. Cochran,
Hugh W. Shelley, Claiborne R. Mason, Brs-
coe B. Donaghe, William Allan, William H.
Tams, James W. Crawford, NJ. G. Hartman.
The directors shortly afterwards met to
elect such officers as were necessary to the
immediate organization, and the following
were unanimously chosen:
Alex. Fl. H. Stuart, President; Hugh w.
Shelley, President; VIM. Allan, CASH
Ter.
The election of Teller, &c was postponed
until the Bank had arranged matters at
Washington so as to commence active busl-
ness, which, we understand, will be in week
or ten days.
The name of the Bank is 'sThe first Ma
tional Bank of Staunton"
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Household &Kitchen Furniture.
Large and Attractive Sale
OF HOGS, HORSES, CATTLE, SO.

E. NJ. CUSHING, Auctioneer.
Owing to the expiration of the lease on the prop
\ erty | occupy, will sell. on the premises,
five miles below StauEtOn, on the old Iron WOl ks
Road. at what is known Mowry Mill, on Thurs
day the 5th day OF October, 1865.
IL Rsa9 Of EXCELLENT HORSES and COLTS,
among them
FINE GOTHAM STALLION.
20 Head IF YOUNG CATTLE, some of them
FINE BE,EF.
One Yoke Of First Rate OXEN, 80 SHEEP, Is
HOGS, 5 WAGONS. l WHEAT DRILL.
Com, Oats, HaT, Flour Hari ows, Harness. and, In
fact, ali the farming implements the alace Also,
a lot of the APPLE BRANDY. GOOD STILLS,
and fixtures for tliling Terms at safe.
Stauntoa, Sept 6-tds l. F.FISHBUKN
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be sold,
at lie late reside nee of Abraha Landes, dec
on Naked Creek, on A,mday the 9Th of October, 1885,
the oilawlng property to wit:
: Horses. Castle Sleep, Is F1ad of Hogs,
8 Mug ms and Har@ess, sett cf Blacksmith Tools,
Rockaa0ay and Harness,
all the Household an d tchen Furniture, the Grow
ing Crop of Corn, Hay, and the old burnt Mill
Iro1s. Terms on the day OF sale.
Ell BROWER,
Admir-. of brah am Landes, decd
Sept 28-2ts
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House Burnt with an Infant In 1t.

A house of Mr. Jno. Trimble, occupied at
the time by colored persons, about miles
from Stanton, was burnt on Thursday morn
ing last, and a eolored infant six months old,
was burnt with the house The fire was &C
cidental. The dwelling of Mr.. Trimbla was
saved, though greatly endangered by its prox-
unity to the house which was destroyed.
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Col. George H. Smith,

As will be seen by his card, in our adver-
Using columns, Col. Geo. H. Smith will
practice his profession in the Courts of Au.
gusta, Pendleton and Highland He is well
known as the gallant Col. Smith who com.
manded the 62nd Va. Regiment. The citi-
zens generally will be pleased TO learn that
he has located in Staunton.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

p Mr.. EDITOR There have been some of the res
olutions of the General Conference of the United
Brethren Church published in the, Spectator.
which had between six and rem mistakes. The
friend or enemy who had them published, will be
so kind as to correct them as the publication is
creating excitement.
Sept. Goth, 1865. j. MYERS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

The speech of President johnson, in reply
to the mcfarland delegation, which we pub
lished, was full report of that speech as re-
ported for the New York Herald, and it con-
tanned no such remark as that mentioned in
the communication signed Buckingham"
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POW ELL HARRISON

Now, Mr.. dtor, my record is befre the public.
and think before the mpres ons produced by this
personal controversy ESQ sari y made) have
entirely died away, Major NJ will learn to MS mort-
eation and sorrow that to and prove very
different and that aches, unsupported by evil
dence, affects only the character of him thu utters
them
think lave established conclus vely, that ! per-
fonaed my duty faithfully IN the army, and did even
more han oulG have been reasonably expected Of
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American Hotel.

The American Hotel of this place is we'll kept,
and the Proprietor, Col. Chas. T. O'Ferrall,
seems determined to show the public that he
is one of the few who ''know how to keep a
Hotel" He is having the Hotel put in
thorough repair. See his advertisement.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

: The offer of A. d. Trotter, of Stauntor, has
been accepted to convey mails from Cady's
Tunnel, by Millboro' Springs and Bath Alum
to Bath Court House and back, three times
week, ii 3lst of December, 1865, at the
rate of 5000 per annum.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

We Published last week the proceedings of
the meeting organizing National Express
Company" We invite attention to the ad-
vertisement Of FL w. Sheffey, Esq, in refer
ence to the books Of subscription, dc.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

AJohn b. Anthony of Eiom, Rockingham
county, left his wife and four children and
ran off with Miss Keys-au old maid.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

Oa Saturday last, Gem. Terry, Command
ing at Richmond, suppressed the publication
of the Commercial Bullettn."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

Nh EDIroR.-Since my declination to become
Candidate for in the Hodse of Delegates of Va
| have been solicited, by number of pers from
different parts OF the County still! to become Cand
date | now, conformity to what l believe TO be
the wishes of large number Of the Of the
ty, announce my elf As am Candidate. am
not Indifferent to the suit, but should be thank
tut TO the voters Of the County for generous support
promising. if elected that shall be prompt in the is
charge OF all my duties Repre- sentative.
Respectfully, B. F. MAILMAN.
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Sdrayed Or stolen.

GoE, REV ARD.-HoRsE STOLEN. Or
Oh Wednesday night, the 9th instant, a
MARE stolen from the subscriber of the follow
ing DESCRIPTION She an iro grey, about 6fee n
hands high, OFT years old. compactly built par
ticular marks has probably slight gear marks. He
will give the above reward for the delivery of the
mare to him, Patrcks Mil, South River or for
such information s will ensure her recovery.
His address Is Rev. JACOB HILDEBRAND,
Aug % = Waynesboro Augusta CO., Va.
4. Register copy charge this Office.
ds0S REWARD.-Stolen from the stable of
sDAO the subscriber, 4 miles below Saunt n,
on the Wayne sboro' road, on Monday evening" the
llth inst A DARK BAY MARE, l5a hands high,
eleven years old blaze in the face white feet be
hind. pigeon toed nd when she PAGES has q lex,
short STEP arks OF the collar her shoulders
aud OF e saddle her back. The above reward
Will be paid tor her de livery, any informa ion that
may lead to her recovery.
Sept i9-3t JAS. W. HUDSON.
House STOLEN On Monday Sept 4th a
Ia. Horse belonging to the su bscriber wss stolen
from the premises OF Mrs Catherine Shuey of the fol-
lowing descript ton He was chestnut sorrel with
gh name and tail, supposed to be years old this
Spri e, with large blaze forehead, some saddle aud
grth marks. raw boned in good working condition,
carries up we'll In harness when mounted lib.
eral and ample reward will be given for his reco very
Address MEREDITH BAILY,
Sept i2-tf 3t* Staunton, Va.
ESTRAY C0W.-Taken up by me- some time
IL this summer, A RED COW, no ear marks The
Q r will come forward, prove prop erty, pay charg
es and take her away
J. WAYNE SPITLER,
sept 26- BIZ Christians Greek.
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Private Sales.
100 ACRES GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

lVV k ~,
This land is situated about midway between Mt.
Scion and Striblng Springs being about three M les
from either place. and contains few Acres less than
IOO-has on 1t a comfortable DWELLING and all
necessary out Buildings, good Barn, about 200 Sc
lect Fruit Trees-the greater portion bearing Frui-
or good springs, water in every field, str cams
running through the land. frst-ra site for
Tannery Distillery-naturally adapted to Grass,
5 Acres Wood Land and 5 Acres Of Watered Mea-
dow.
Persons wishing to purchase can be shown the
premises by David NJ. Kyle, ESQ.,, who resides on the
adiol ming aarm or by R. P. Eubank, at Moscow Au-
gus ia County, Va. :,
TERMS very accommodating. and the money will
he taken in currency, as it may fall due.
~ Aug sa ) R.4 EUBANK.
7 AND FOR sAIE, The subscriber offers, at
IL private sale. his farm, iaes Nor.n OF n'au a
ton, containing 232sl Acres. There are about 70
acres in timber, the balance cleared. The land Is
good and we'll set in grass There IS gooa par aiso
house. rst-rate orchard OF select fruit upon .ae
farm The farm W i'll be shown by Mr.. D3vlo Nen "
persons wishing to buy. He will sell cheap.
Sept 2e-tf-2t* JOSIAH NEFf,
.1iis Long Glade r. o.
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OF There about rs Acres of first class
River Bottom, and the residue of the cleared land
very productive. rolling soil, yielding fine crops OF
Corn, Wheat, Rye aud Grass Tae Improvem ents
consist of a nice
Two and a Half Stery Brick Dwelling,
with tour rooms and large garrett; also. a basement
with comic table wash room and good cellar. There
is frame e II, containing dining room and kitchen,
aDd three rooms above fike place. There i at
tached this ELL frame uilding for wants,
tanning one room below and one above There is a
nice tin covered portco, fronting to the bottom land
and river, good barn. with two stables, two cutting
rooms, sheep cot and granery tbelow, and two mows
and hoor above. smoke house and all other ueces-
sary out buildings in the yard There is also we'll
OF good water, within 20 yards OF the house. The
farm OF the attractive and desirable in the
Valley of Virginia.
At the same time I will sell all my
Timing Utensils and Attachments,
consisting in part OF five fine work horses, four of
them number brood mares; about rs first qual-
ty sheep, among them two FLOODED rams; between
30 and 40 good breed of hogs and pigs, 20 OF them
fitted for fall killing; excellent mich cows, ofthem
fresh some yearling cattle and calves OF excellent
stocs two year old colts not surpassed IN the State
for style beauty and good blood. All my farming
uteusi s. embracing four horse wagons, two horse
wagon, plows, harrows. harness of every description
excellent corn sheller and every other article ne
cessary fo farming purposes About 25 acres of corn
IN the field, quantity of wheat some clover see d,
90 tons of hay, &C., &C..
will also sell all nv
Household Il Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of sofas beds and bedding chairs SPLEEN
did NEW PIANO, Knabe Co.'S make; queens and
glass crooks cutlery, cook stove, and ever 9th
er article used IN comfortable house keeping.
will also sell one first quality op buggy.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE-One third in hand,
(carrepcy) and the balance 10 l. and equal anna
al payments, bearing interest payable in gold OF
equiva ent. Of the Personal Property all sums of
Ten dollars and less cash Ten dollars, negotia-
BILE ote, at l20 days well endorsed.
Sept.l9 IDS S. M. YOST.
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For the Spectator
u INT NPcCtdt0r.
MIDWAY, AUGUSTA Co Va. I

MIDWAY, AUGUSTA Co Va,
Sept. O., 1865
Mn. EDITOR Please give the following place in
your paper
Fairfield Circuit has been blessed with gracious
viva OF religion. At South Mountain and, particular
ly at North River. signal displays of the awakening,
and aving power of God have been Witnessed and His
pres shown in its refreshing influence on the mem
bershlp At the last named place, % professed
diversion, all of whom united with tine E.
Church.
The meeting continued nearly two weeks, was well
attended, and the word as preach ed was heard with
attention and much seriousness and found od gment
IN many honest hearts. The last week IF the meetn
we were favored with the services of Rev. Mr.. Hill,
local preacher VIII preached 18th much earnestness,
and hose labors, in every way, contributed much to
the advancement of the of God in that communi-
ty He will long be remembered by the people of
North River. May God still revive His york
w r. SrRINGER.
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BELLEFONTE WOOLEN
ETA CTNDV


DEV. r. N. POOLE. of Bridgewater, is the ONLY
III authorized agent for this Factory At his place
o. business good supply of our goods is kept or
hand. He will trade for all kinds of Produce
Wool especially desired
This point is muc4 more convenient for trade. and
for large portion of our CUSTOM than our place OF
business. He will retail and wholesale to suit Gus
toners.
We are con fident can do as well for our custom
ers and trade generally as the Northern Markets
Call and see him. and yon will be accommod ated on
fair and reasonable terms -
Persons desiring falling, finishing &c., can leave
their goods with our agent to whom they will ne re
turned accompanied by tie bii) finished in wors
mau like sty le. PHARF, + SCnTT
Sept If Vim and Spec copy.-Register.
NOTsCE.-The Bonds and Accounts Of Dr. n
~ kennolds, decd, ere in my hands for settlement
and collection All persons knowing themselves to be
,naeolsa are reaa ested u come forward at once
ser Ut VIM. B. kAYSER,
Attorney for the Admir-
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Public Sales.
PUBLIC SALE OF
v A LU A BILE II e A e
And Personal Property.
Public Sales.
Il. N. Gushing, Auctioneer,

Public Auction, my Farm. situated Mldult
River six miles North West. from Staunton and CON-
tanning
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Long Glade T

i will sell or rent, large BRICK HOUSE, at
EishersFIiH Augusta county, containing four large
rooms with ell tached, containing two cabin looms
used for that purpe Sc. The neighborhood is good.
Possession gwen Immediately.
Sept 12-tf VIM MILLER, D. u,
Office over P. O.. Stanton, V a.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-10-03

az unavoidably postponed until next
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oO4 Acres

and some roods. About 80 Acre of the farm is in
good timber, the balance cleared and in fine state
OF culvat There about Is Acres of first class
River Bottom, and the residue of the cleared land
very productive. rolling soil, yielding fine crops Of
Corn, Wheat, Rye aud Grass. Tae lmprovem ents
consist of a nice
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Staunfon Advertisements.
$1,000 BOUNTY
For Mexico!
THE President Of the Uaited States having par
j doned ali men worth $40 60 the subscribers,
would now call to their stock of FALL
aud WINTER GOODS which I'VE been selected with
great care. Their stock comprises
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Woodenware, Boots,
SHOES, Hats, Glass, Paints,
LADIES' Cloths, Cloaks. from S12 to $50,
Shaaols, Oil Carpets, Wall Paper,
Large Photograph Albunas,
Varnish, &c.
Their store is under the Virginia Hotelin The Dom
formerly occupied by Roane and Ably.
N.B.-They wiIltake all kinds .fCoun4ry Produce,
Lumber and Shingles in Exchange for Goods and viii
Sept 25-tf SCHEFFER i FULTz.
ITO THE LADIES'
are now receiving at "White's Corner, opposss B.
Crawfords old stand OF the largest and pretiest
stock of DRESS GOODS they have ever had, to which
the, invite the speca. attention of the Lsdes
Thelr stock embraces, in part the following kinds,
viz:
Black Gro de Rhine Silk,
Plain and Plaid Poplins. Printed Armures and be-
lanes, Opera Flannel, Alpaccas. Coburgs.
American Prints. Balmo1sl Skirts.
splendid lot of Shawlss Hosiery
and Gloves,
Bleached Cotton, B own Cotton,
Combs, Brushes,
Dress Trimmings. etc. etc.
The above goods with the exception IF Cotton fab
rics and will be sol at astonishngly low prices
for CASH. have determined to sell all our gods
at the smallest possible advance above cost
We anxious to old friends again, and
give this general invitation to ali to give call.
Staunton, Sept &C. ie65-2m -Vindicater c'py. g
EREsH ARRIVAL
L Great vlriety of nice Goods for Ladies:
Trimmings oil al kinds.
Laces and Embroideries.
Ribbands and Betting,
Duplex Elliptic Skirts.
Superior Hos iery and French Corsets,
STAPLE GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
Handkerch iefs and Gloves,
Gents Goods in variety,
and Of nice class, all as cheap
as the Jaw allows.
Fresh Goods Weekly at
Sept 1a-sm KAYsER & YoUNG's
FRESH STOCK OFnARDN ARE.-I have
II just received supply of Goods in the Hardware
line comprising all the articles usually found in th9
line such as
BLACKSMITH, CoAcH-lu44RERS,
Carpenters and Shoe makers
TOOLS AND MI TkR IALS,
and great variety of other articles, for Farmers and
Starting out anew after four years devoted other
things propose to act the principle of supplying
the people very short prof for cash, All VITO de-
slretp Law thsir money TO To best advantage
invited to call and try They sha not 40 awsy
dl sappointed.
Sept 26--tf G F. PRICE
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oR SALE
The subscriber offers, at private sale, 80 ACRE
OF LAND 4 miles West of Staunton on the Va
Central haiIro ads acres in timber, the balance
cleared. HENRY ElDSON, Oen r.
Aug % 3t*-tf
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Newspapers and Periodical s.
THE NEW YORK NEWS.
ALLY,
SEMI WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
The New York Weekly And
Semi-W eekly News.

GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPERS.
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Col. GEO. Fl. SMITH,
CAPT. Powell HARRIsoN.
STAuNToN, Sept. Goth, |

STAuNToN, Sept. Goth, 1865.
A. B COCHRAN, Esq,
Dear Sir :-Iu accordance with the request con-
tanned in your note to of today's date we have
ahmed, with care, the papers enclosed These
papers of ofhciaeharacter, and not only most
fully exoaerate you from any such charges referred
to- but most fully estab n your character as faithful
and efficient officer. Without entering at all into the
contr versy between yourself and Maj McCue gives
us pleasure to make the following certificate The de-
cs Of the Board Of Officers convened by special
ders, before which you orde ed to appear
count of alleged il health and consequent ysca disa
bty, is to the effect that 'lst Lieut. A. B. Cochran of
the Charlottesv lie Artillery has been careless in
attentive in the discharge the duties properly appertan
ing to his office, but endeavored faithfully to perform
the same - The Board urhe of the opinion, that
Lieut. Cochran disqualified for active service
account OF disease AMI, apart from this decision, the
tact is abundautly established, by concurring
certificates Of Medical officers Under the decsio of
this Board, Lieut. Cochran autho lied by the Sec
retary OF w ar, to appear before edcai Examining
Board TOR retirernent with the option if he preferred
1869 By Certificate Of Retirement, No $685. dated
February 18th, 1865, from the War Office, it appears
that Lieut.. Cochran accordingly retired 1t APP
pears aiso from auth entc papers, that Lieut. Cochran
applied, and earnestly pressed his application to be
signed to such duty his health would admit of; but
that owing the usual delay about such matters the
w ar Office, he was not assigned to duty telore the
close of the war
The papers show fully that Lieut. Cochran was will
ling and anxious to do whatever he cond in the cause
Respectfully Yours,
GEO FL SMITH,
POWELL HARRISON
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STAUNTUN, VA, 3
MILL be devoted TO the best interests OF the Val.
w ley and of Virginia Every exertIon viii be
used to m axe it medium of con 10 unicaton between
.he different portions of Augusta and the Valley
Particular attention will be given the local depart
inent, effort will be wanting to render the Vr.
TIE ms. Two Dollars in specie or Three D,ars in
currency per apnum.
The day of publication will be given 10 a short
Time Sept l9-tf