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MOrkctS~

Our market is dull and very quiet Old Flour fra
demand at very fair rates, and new flour selling
lower. Grain moving slowly in small lots and SELF
ing at quotations Country Bacon and Lard firm an.
scarce. Butter plentiful and lower Fresh Eggs i,s
demand and selling we'll Chickens and country Veg
etables IN demand, bringing good prices. Small pro-
ducts generally in request at fair rates.
c. A. RICHARDSON.
Grocer and Produce Dealer.
Augusta Srec.
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P. A. Baylor, Commissioner, sold the
Schmidt house and lot, opposite the Baptist
Church, to Edward Mcmahon, for 1885, on
Saturday last. A good sale.
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MOr7.JG0eS.

on the 18th inst by the Rev. G. f. Denny at MI IT.
Horeb chare M county Joh on T. sna Miss
West Carlisle Coshocton; coun ,af VIM Ewing, of
Elizabeth A.. daughter OF the issoo W."
Augusta comfy, Va ,,..,,, md
Near Greenville Sept r. MI A. Mlteh Fsa anu
Miss Lucy F. Taylor, d'ushter OF ~ las npa ~ F.
,1 aug and oS' Emma L. Sanders all of Rockingham
county.
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Augusta street, opposite c. H.

GONE UP FOR SIX Administration Wash
ington, young gentleman of color, was tried
before Justice Cease on Wednesday for stealing
various articles of clothing from the l'unatic
Asylum, and will sport a ball and chain for
t next six months. That spoils all OF Adams
Christmas fun
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We direct attention to the advertisement OF
Mcssrs. Loeb Bros. They are now receiving
and openine a beautiful stock of Fall and
Winter Goods suited to this market. and which
have been selected carefully, by the senior
partner, Mr.. Jos. Loeb, who has been in the
northern cities for the past month, availng
himself of the fluctuations in the market, to
secure the best bargains.
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LOCAL.

Rev. John Tribe, of the Disciples Church,
will preach in the Town Hall, on next sunday
Mt IL O'Clock a. M. and at $3.50 ?. m. Inc
public are invited.
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Fatal, ACCIDENT ON THE C. & O. RAIL-
RoAD.-On Friday right. Mr.. Richard Gayer,
brother of our townsman, Mr.. John Gayer,
and Waterman on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, was killed at Hinton, by being run
over by a car. He had Just finished coupling
the car, and in endeavoring to get of the
track, caught his foot and fell, the car passing
over his leg and injuring him so seriously that
he died on Monday morning.. Hisremains were
brought to this city and buried from St. Fran
els Church, OIL Tuesday. Mr.. Gayer was at one
time an attendant at the asylum.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS. SEPT. %. 1s7'

ADVERTISED LETTERS. SEPT. %, 1875.
LA DIES.
Adams, miss Mary McGli miss hate
Booker, Maggie moore, MISS v = ~
= mG miss Smith, mrs Ellen
F. 1850 ~ ~ nj Miss Apnes Washington miss Agnes
Kinney. miss Virginia watson mrs WARY
Lee, mrs Harriet
GENTLE MEN.
Brown n q Kennedy, Jas
Crowharoer Geo McHaney VIM
Einch Allen Rosen, VIM
Iao, snn lanes Shelter, B
Johnson DR. Il
The above letters if not called for within thirty Gays
viii he sent to the dead letter office. Persons calling
fnr them viii nease say that they advertised
ioi ' wa S. M. YOST. P. M.
ITnmailable letters remaining in the P. o.. Staunton
Va, September 20, 1879
on Deona mo address; Mrs s D Gurm, Cuthhart
Geo: Mrs Mary Kennedy, Sandy Point, Iexas; 'eny
Diver, col, homeland, Ohio
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The BOND FOR THE WATER WoRKs.-The
clerk OF the Hastings Court has in his posses
sion the bond of Messrs. Menifee and Parkins,
for the faithful construction of the water
works, which will shortly be submitted for the
acceptance of the council. The penalty is
$50, 900 and the endorsers are NJ. G. Hartman,
Edward Nc Nahon, VIM. Il. Sterrett, DR.. VIM
S. MeChe<ney, A. j. Butts and S. H, Hilb.
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New GooDs-Mr. John W. Abby has just
returned from the north with the largest and
best stock of clothing ever brought to the city.
His ia ste and ul 5meat in the selection OF goods
in his line, and the prices at which he sells, will
guarantee satisfaction to all who call at the
large store on New street. Call early and
make your choice
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Mrs. DR.. John McChesney; mother OF
DR.. w. S. McChesney, Of this city, died at the
residence of her husband in this county ON
Tuesday morning last.
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F. NJ. Young is now receiving choice lot
of fall and winter goods, and the prices will
not fail to please.
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ENTERTAINMENT To NIGHT.-To- night at
the Town Hall the Temperance Dramatic AS
ISOLATION will present the Drama of the ''Fruits
of the Wine Cup" and two farces, Limerick
Boy' and ssHandy Andy" The proceeds OF
the entertainment are for the Benefit OF the
Stonewall Band, and the orchestra will be in
attendance with new and elegant music. Give
them roaring house.
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Rev. J. c. Cranberry, D. D., distinguished
minister of the Virginia Conference, and pas
for Of the Broad Street Church, in Richmond,
has left with his family to enter upon the au-
ties Of the professorship to which he was elect
ed in the Vanderbilt University, at Nashville,
Tennessee.
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SUPERINTENDENT ELECTED.-Mr. A. j.
Butts having resigned the position of Superin-
tendent of the Staunton Iron Works, on &C
count of ill-heath. and the necessity OF rest,
Mr;Georgc w. Eyler, of the late firm OF Ey-
Ter. Cooper & Co., whose shops were burned,
has been elected to fill the vacancy. Both OF
these gentleman are superior master me-
cllanics.
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Look out for Shell Oysters on Saturday at
Pearman's.
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To the Officers and members Of the Fifth Virgsnto
Reoiment@In view of the proposed reunion OF the
" Stonewall Brigade at the unwilling OF Foiay'S
Bronze Statue Of our revered and lamented Genera
Hon Bresford Hope, NJ p. and other Engifh1 gen
which will take place in to aena
a meeting to be held in Staunton on next Monday
the s7h INST for the OF taking inc
sary steps to have the Fifth propery 81 ~
the survivors OF our old command.
49, H. j. WILLIAMS, late Lt-Colonel
c. 8 Arnall late Adjutant.
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AN Instructive SERMON.-One OF the
most interesting and instructive sermons to
which we have ever listened was preached in
the Methodist Church, of this place, Sunday
night last, by Rev. j. j. Lafferty, editor Of the
Richmond Christian Advocate. His text was
part of the Sd and 18th verses of XII ISAIAH:
prepare ye the way of the Lord, make
straight in the desert highway for our God.
Every valley shall be exalted, and every noun
tain and hill shall become low; and the crook
ed shall become straight, and the rough places
plain.'' As an effort of historical research,
and opposite application, we lave never heard
its superior.
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Remember, voters of Augusta county, you
especially who are hard pressed to meet the de-
mands of the tax-g atherers, when you make up
your minds to go into Convention to nomin-
ate candidates for the Legislature, you, in eff
feet, say that you want your taxes doubled
you say that the funding job, fastened upon
you by fraud and corruption, without your
knowledge or consent, is a righteous act, and
that you intend to pay 81 25, instead of Scots,
as now, on 800 Of real and personal property,
to meet the required interest. We are offer
inc no argument on the subjective are simply
presenting you the case so you may think c
little before you act.
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No use talking, stutz can't be beat.

There is an unavailable letter in the Char
lottesyille Postoffice for Gillian & Leftwich.
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announcements.

THO THE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA. =
~ For reasons satisfactory to my friends ana
ha..hv announce that + have consented to
" s; S"u ALEXANDER B. COCHRAN.
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Deaths.

In Harrisonburg on sunday the l2th T lnst MIS- yrs
alth year Of her age.
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UNITED STATES GRAND AND PETIT JU-
RoRs.-The following is list Of the Grand
and Petit Jurors drawn for the United States
District Court, which meets in Harrsonburg,
on the 18th Of October:
Grand Jmors-Lewis Peace, Staunton;. 5.
H. Bell Philip 0. Palmer, Augusta; Adam
Given, Alleghaney; Charles Lee, Clark; N. +.
Bantz, Chas. Brown, Frederick; Edward Dick
inson, Greene; w. w. Fleming, Highland; 4.
Newman, Page; VIM. Huffman, Madison; Il.
J. Wise, "A. NJ. Baugher, VIM. H. Grove,
Rockingham; A. NJ. Willis, John Derring;
Rappahannock; 7. A. Boiling, Martin Jones,
Rockbridge, A. Ross, David Fravel, Shenan-
doah; Jas. r. Morrison. Warren; p. FL. Trout,
Augusta; VIM. E. Erwin, Bath.
Petit Jurors-John Hawkins. S. T. Cave,
e. Lawton, Richard Brown, Augusta; Jas. -.
Burke, Allegheny; L. P. Daingerfield, Bath;
Henry Edwards, Clark; G. Y. Freize, Jas. r.
Denny, Frederick; Jas. II. Hamm. Greene;
F. Byrd, Highland; A. G. wager, Madison;
S. Griffith, Abram Done, Page; Abram Early,
John Baker, Frank Liskey, John Messerly'
Rockingham; P. E. Eastman. Rappahanock,
L. P. Davis, E. G. Rose, Rockblidge, Frank
Hupp, Thos. B. Quay, Shenandoah; James IT,
Myers, Warren.
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FRESH FISH, am still daily receiving all
the choice fish Of the market, such as spots,
trout, &C., also vegetables Of all description
G We me call and be convinced that l am
selling lower than the lowest.
G. d. PEARMAN,
Ann1cfn street onn0Site C.. H.
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". S. Stutz has fine lot of Sweet Potatoes
at 40 cents per peck, or So 20 per barrel VINO
,yill take another barrel
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When seven Conservative members of the
City Council, the most, If not all of whom had
been pleaded with in advance of the election,
not to vote for Republican candidate for
Mayor Hindicotor. :
pleaded isn't the word. They were threat
ened by the powerful influence of the pindicd-
tor, with thorough ventilation" yet they
did not think that good gospel, nor do two
thirds of the Conservatives Of the city, in whose
name the Vindicator assumes to speak. Tie
fact is, the City Council acted like men of sense,
above the petty devices of the scheming politi-
clans, and when the issue is made against them,
if the indicator and its coterie dare do it, the
people will sustain them by a vote of two to one
The Vindicotor fears this, and hence, in various
sentences, seeks to place its ''velvet paw upon
them. 1t will not be to condemn these gentle
men that an issue wiki be made, but it will be
to try to get thom into the mcshes of the few
aspiring gentlemen who are seeking to make a
way to position by hanging on the skirts of the
Conservative party, when in a fair, square is
sue before the people, they would have no
show That game is too thin. Everybody in
Staunton understands it.
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Hon. SAMUEL MCDOWELL MooRE.-Ihs
gentleman breathed his last, at his residence
in Lexington, Va, on the 18th inst, IN the
10Th year of his age. He was the son OF Gen.
Andrew Moore, who was distinguished patrl-
OF and member of Congress, and resided near
Lexington. The deceased chose the profession
of law, and early in manhood entered It's prac-
tice at the bar Of his native county, anu py III
dustry and application soon became prom hehs.
His intrepidity and intellectual endoWments
attracted the attention and admiration OF his
countymen, and he was brought forward as
political leader, and for several session served
in the Legislature. In 1929, he was member
of the State Convention, and i'll 1883, repre-
sentative in Congress. He was an Old Line WING
of the strictest order, never deviatlng or vas
clating in his fidelity and allegiance to the
principles of his party. In 1861, he was elected
by a large majority to the State Convention,
and he faithfully discharged his duty as an
able and discreet opposer OF the doctrines u
secession, AMI though his State did secede' YET
lie never for a moment changed his views Ill
regard to the rights of State to peaceaole
secession, but to the day OF his death was I'M
changeably opposed to the States Rights doc
trine of the Democratic party. In his ropreseh'
tat;ve character he was faithful, and in his pr
yate and professional relation, upright ana non
est. Though ardent and sensitive in his tenn
nerament. as a friend he was sincere ana connd
ino. never allowing his political differences &c
interfere with personal friendship Many IN
cidents might be given to show this noble tran
in his character.
Tn a ripe old age he has passed away, leaving
but few of his early contemporaries to survive
| him.
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If you want the best fresh fish go to Pear
mans.
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8 c1,woon,s MAGAzINE.-The Septem

RIAcKwoop's MAGAzINE.-The Septem
her number of Blackwood's Magazine, publish
ed by the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al
Barclay Street, New York, is an admirable
number. and furnishes splendid reading. 1t is
largely devoted to poetry. Tennyson's Queen
May comes in for long review with many
quotations,and dissertation on ''Elegles' oc>
cupying over twenty pages, gives examples
from numerous poets.
Besides there are .'Horatian Lyrics, lies.
sons from the recent Summer ManGuvres, .
s.The Dilemma and other articles highly en-
tertaining.
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Sale
" OF Valuable CITY Property

Commissioners Sale
" OF Valuable City Property.
BY virtue OF decree of the Hastings Court fop
the city OF Staunton, rendered on the 18th day OF
June 1875 in the chancery cause therein pending of
John NfcNulty, Assignee VS.. Addison King, ct ais.
ad as Commissioner appointed in said decree. will
offer for sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Saturday, the 10th day oF October, 1875,
at II O'Clock a. NJ, in front of the Hourt House il,
the city of stanton,
THE HOUSE AND LOT
mentioned in the said proceedings, in which AdGf
son King now resides. Said property is situated
the west side of Augusta ST. in said city, and is
valuable, both on account 81 its being on one -
the main business streets of the city and its
ness to Schools, Churches SC, 1t adjoins the prof..
ery of r. G.. Bickle on the North, aud that OF Fl
ser Trustee for &C., on the South.
TERMS-Costs Of suit and sale in hand the bal
ance on credit OF one and two years, the pnrcha>-
er to give bonds with approved personal Seouris,
bearing interest from late of sale, for the deferr
payments, and the title retained ultimate secur
IT, R0BT. CRAIG, Conn.,
sept 1s-tds
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Don't fail to try those fine fresh fish tina
Pearman receives every day.
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The Conservative Convention of Campbell
county, and the city of Lynchburg, on We'd
nesday, the Is inst, nominated Maj. John w.
Daniel for the State Senate, and Messrs. w. 5.
Morris, II. II. Withers and A. j. Clark for the
House Of Delegates. Maj. Daniel and DR..
Morris are from Lynchburg, the other two
from Campbell county.
Mai. Daniel A. Grilnsley has been nomina-
ted for the Senate from the District composed
of Orange, Culpeper and Madison counties.
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W. S. Stutz is daily receiving fine large
Spots, and finds it no trouble to sell them.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-On last Sunday night, af-
ter an excellent sermon by Rev. j. j. Latter
ty, editor of Christian ADVOCATE, in the Metho-
dist Church, the Rev. John S. Martin, united
in marriage Mr.. Henry Raynor, of Charlottes-
vile, and Miss Eliza Jane Chewing, of Staun-
ton. The ceremony was rather surprise to
the congregation, which was at loss to know
for what purpose the pastor had requested
them to retain their seats after the benediction.
Some having heard that Mr.. Lafferty was an
editor, aad having been told every week for
the past half century that editors were chronic
ally poor, began to think that the little baskets
would be foated around, and that it was high
time that they were at home; but presently
the bride and groom came up the aisle, and
the dullest comprehended the situation at once.
No doubt the school girls were puzzled, though.
A GRAND GALA DAY.-The members OF
the Catholic Hibernean Benevolent Society will
hold grand picnic and ball at the Fair
Grounds to day, and should the weather prove
favorable a splendid time may be anticipated.
The large rotunda will be used as ball room,
and the music will consis. of an excellent
string band. The ladies of the church will have
a refreshment table supplied with every delca-
cy to please the taste, the proceeds OF
which will be applied to the purchase of new
books for the Sunday School Library. Hobby
horse riding, croquet, boating, in fact, every
thing that can contribute to the enjoyment OF
pleasure seekers, will be provided, and the op.
portunity for a days recreation should be EN-.
braced by all who can spare the time. The
tickets for transportation to and from the
ground, including entrance fee, are only fifty
cents. Get them this morning and have goo(
| time.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY ITEMs.-Rights-of-
way are being occurred by the company on the
line of the Potomac and Ohio Railroad, East
of Harrisonburg.
j. S. Funkhouser, of Mt. Crawford, has in
vented harrow, aud applied for a patent on
it. The Commonwealth thinks it will prove a
success.
The exhibition of the Aroy colts has been
postponed until the 18th of October, in conse
quence of the high water preventing many of
the competitors from being present on last
Monday.
Harrisonburg has not secured her water
works yet. The Council demand that the COM
pany shall furnish the town with water free of
charge, and the company won't agree to it.
The Old Commonwealth says that it is con-
templated to hold a two days festival in or
near that place during the month of October,
under the auspices of Mnnehaha Tribe of Red
Men and Valley Lodge, No. 40, I. 0. 0. F.,
the programme of which will consist Of Pro-
cession, Speeches, Tournament, State game OF
Base Ball for the championship of Virginia,
Wheelbarrow Races, Sack Races, Target Shoot
ing, Dinner, Supper, Fair. Ball, etc. Among
the prizes will be fine silver mounted saddle
of $40 value, a fine silver mounted Birdie, sew.
eral So goll prizes, silver mounted baseball
bat, fine ball and captains belt, to the cham
pion ''nine,' with Il suitable prize to seoon(
best. etc. The proceeds will be for the benefi
of the several orders engaged. and pleasant
time is anticipated.
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The Messrs. Lilley advertise prime seed
wheat for sale, Good seed is cheap at any
price.
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WIS. Stutz expects Sora and Oysters to-
day. All lovers of good things call early.
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Mt SoLoN. VA, SEPT. Goth, 1875.
To mn Fe1zoac Citizens Of augusta County;
a. o.rotiecation of nv friends. hereby an.
,onnce myself a Candidate for the next House OF
meleeates OF va subject to the will OF the peoPie
sep 23-tde o -
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APPOINTED Kemper. has appointed
Judge j. Fl. McCue, a director Of the Western
Lunatic Asylum, to supply the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Hon. N. K. Trout. An
excellent appointment,
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The OLD POHICK CHURCH.-An effort Is
now being made to repair and arrange Tor
worship the old Pohick church, near Mt. Yer
non. This is one of the Oldest monuments OF
the christian zeal and devotion OF our forefa-
thers-the house in which Gen. Washington
worshipoed when living at Mt. Vernon. 1t
was planned by him, and the brick for its
structure brought over from England, with
the material that was used for Christ church.
Alexandria. Already have contributions been
made to rescue this sacred building from utter
ruin, and the appeal is now made for about
$500 to complete its repair and place the church
i'll proper condition for worship. It is pro-
posed that the contributions be regarded as
centennial offerings, so that the walls OF the
old church erected one hundred years ago and
dedicated to the service of God, may in 1876,
be re dedicated, and the sglad things of great
joy'' again be sounded from its pulpit.
Contributions may be sent to Rt. Rev. Jon
Johns, Mr.. Geo. w. Flowers, or to Mr.. Robert
Douglas Roller. Theological Seminary OF Vir-
GINA, at Alexandria.
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AIDES and childrens Seamless Balm1 10 IA Sk m
IL dec
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-On Thursday last
Gen. Jno, e. Roller, as Commissioner Of the
Circuit Court of Rockingham, sold in Staun-
ton two houses and lots and one vacant lot, i'll
the town of Piedmont, belonging to the estate
of G. W. Cupp, to James W. Crawford, FOL
$3.50.
House and lot at sangersville, belonging to
J. NJ. Shipman. bankrupt, to Randolph Turk,
at 800.
The land of Job Cowger, located near Mos
COW was put up, and sl7 per acre bid.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. Warren S. Lurty was in
the city Monday evening, en- route for Lynch
burg to attend the U. S. Court, which COM
menced on the 21st.
Chas. A. Gladke left on Saturday night last
for the eastern cities to purchase his fall and
winter stock of dry goods, millinery, fancy
goods, &c. lie expects to bring OIL large
stock.
L. j. Mccormick. Of Chicogo, was in the city
this week.
Mr.. Saml. Shultz is now in the eastern cities
purchasing his fall and winter supply OF La
dies, Gentlemens' and childrcns' boots, shoes,
&c.
Mr.. W. B. Stands, of Harrisonburg, was in
attendance on the Supreme Court Of Appeals
in this place on Tuesday last.
The family of the Rev. Alex Weddell, lately
the Rector of Emmanuel church. Harrsonburg,
and who has entered upon the discharge OF his
pastoral duties in Richmond. passed through
this city for their new home on last Saturday
morning.
COL Bolivar Christian, OF Lexington, is in
attendance at the Supreme Court.
D. Sheffey Lewis, Esq, Of Danville, was in
the city On Tuesday.