Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-03-27
poiiitm ents of the baltimore CON.
Re rance of the vi. e. Church Snu1h.

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Mcdonald; Laurel and Grace, c w Mark :;
Patuxent, S H Shipley Upper Marlboro, to be
supplied.
4 Baltimore-4rinity, j W Duffy; Calvary, J w
Shoaff; No tn Baltimore, ] e Wilson; East
Baltimore, j NJ Hawley; Tayior's Circuit. w
| r Stringer; West Hartford Mission L w Has
: lup; East Hartford. " Steele; Talbot, a P
B ude, P sutton; Trappe. w Gfubb; Kent
It hewitt; Queen Anne's. W III Sanders !;
Church Hill and Stevens, w Marshall, W I
Quinn, sgpernqmerSNry severn, q Dorsey e
supplied; Calvert S B Dolly, one to be sup
lplied; Prince Georges, " Wheeler. S $ Troy;
Charles and st. Mary's, M Strother B +
Ball, Sunday school agent and member of the
washington District-J s Gardner. p E-Wash.
ington city Mt. Vernon Place, x Cox, ] W
i Boteler, sup: Washington Missiop to be sup
4 piled; Alexandria, John A Kern j; Falls Church,
Il P B Smith: Fairfax d f Eutzler; Dranesville,
Hamilton Williams; aiilsbo o1D 8 Hp Hen,
Il ~, one to be supplied; Mlddleburg, w Fl ad-
daway Loudoun, A Neel, John M Meteor
mick; Piedmont and Linden, ] H Waugh. A c
Dawson; Warrenton, w Canter, L H Cren
shaw; Fauquier, ] H Wolff, G Mauzy, sup;
i Occoquan, j Jones: zSudley Mission Por-
| ter ] D Martin; Stafford, Lee NJ Lyle; Freder-
| icksburg, John $ Hutchinson, w K Boyle. ed
itor Episcopal Methodist member Mt. Vernon
quarterly. conference. African Mission, w fl
Wilson. - -
1 Winchester Distriot-P H Whisner, E.
| Winchester, ] 5 Martin; Winchester Circuit,
I.G T Tyler; Ce5arville Mission, o g Beail;
| Front Royal, w A Wade; Warren Circuit, A
/ Robey; Berryville' A y Andersen, J Engle.
| tinsburg. Laudstreet; Berkeley, z A Mercer
4 Char cstown. j L Shipley; Frederick Mission
Mc Temple baetTiek sup jefferson
| Gainsboro, F A Maxwell; Page Mission, to be
supplied; Strasbug Mission, @ Sedwck;
| Shenandoah Mission, g o Homan; Woodstock
and Edinburg, Vanhorne; Valley Female
Institute. Hyde. president; book editor, w
| p Harrison. .s
Rockingham District-J c Dice P E-staun-
| ton, Rumsey Smithson; Harrisonburg J E
| Armstrong; Augusta, Cunningham; West
| Augusta. II A Brown; Monterey, A Joyce
| one TO be supplied; Crab Bottom Mission, C L
Torreyson; Parnassus, H 4 Gaver, G Il Jeffer
son, SUP {2 Ben Valley, 6 Collins; Bridge:
II W kinZer; Mount Sidney, Il II Wilson;
| Rockingham Mission,J Hopkins; New Mar
! ket, Il NJ Williams; East Rockingham, IL NJ
| Strickland; Port Republic Mission Snapp ?
Nilnes k Jones; FURNACE, No. 2 A BJBlue;
| Luray Mission, Weller; Mount Jackson
! institute, W A Harris, president, Enge,
agent sol
Salem, L Greene; Roanoke Station, l. L
| Lloyd; Roanoke ciIcuit, 3 S Highley; Blacks
| burg, A Z Bradenbaugh: Christiansburg, L
| Damron; Fine9stle. Collins Denny; Amster
dam Mission, W w Watts; Lexington. l. c
Miller; Lexington Circuit K Gilbert; New
port, 2 Miller; Lafayette, W o Ross, L II
Butts; Upper Botetourt, o f Burgess; New
castle Mission, w H Hedrick; tCatawba, Rotft
| Ross !; CoiieTstown. FUR; james river j re
! smith; Fairfield, II d Bishop; Mi. Bethel Mis-
Lewisbg5e pistrict-Dayid Bush, P E. Lew.
isburg, g VandiNer; FTankiord. L Il Gray.
| Henderson; Centrewille. a @ f aherty hHih-
/ toe, ID l. Reed; Union D Kibler;, b Illsdsle
Mission, J Miller; Rondeyerte and Anderson
| Mission, w Wagner; White Sulphur, w II
| Woolf; Covington, a o Armstrong; Alvon
| Mission, W Canter; Levelton. S Townsend;
| Huntersville Mission,J @ Tbrasher; Talcott,
| R NJ Wheeler, one TO be supplied; Greenbank,
L Fox; Highland, I, Mark wood; Healing
| Springs, a Boone; Hebron, w NJ Hiner; Warm
mr. iFNgyG PnlFa pa fs.xF To N0
lplied by F. Moore.
Mooretield Disirict-W G Hammond, P E.
| .Moorefeld. : g Ferguson, ] Beatty, sup; Pc
! tersburg, Tackett; Franklin, W Woolf;
| Circleville Miss on. to be supp led by Fl OAR
| vile; Keyser, John r Davidson; North Branch
| Mission. to be supplied; Piedmont, Bags;
| Frostburg Mission. A Nj Cackey; Bistonburg,
| F + Griffith; FliDtsJone Mission, L Martin;
south Branch w A Hammond one to be sup
| piled; Springfield, Butt; Hardy. w Dor
| >ey CapOn Bridge. Robert Smith Morgan, J
| Trezise; Wardensviile. W Hedges.
SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE CHESAPEAKE &
| OHIO, AND THE BALTIMORE d OHIO RAIL.
RoADs.-As did several other Railroad Com
panles, the Ches. & Ohio, and the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Companies, by way of making a
lest before the Courts offered to pay their taxes
due the State in coupons, without paying in
money, and awaiting its return after the genu-
ineness of the coupons shall have been proved,
as required by the Riddeberger Bill, which was
enacted into law. In consequence of their
| failure or refusal to pay in money, the officers
ofthe State have levied on the property of these
roads, and advertised by handbills thatsuch as
! has been levied on to pay the taxes due this
i county, &l6 099 will be sold on Monday, the 9Th
I Of April. The property Of he Ches. & Ohio
/ levied on, and which will be sold on that day,
consists of five large road engines, one portable
engine, five cars, seven cabOoses, and one
! planer and two lathes in the Round House;
and that of the Valley Railroad, thirteen stock
cars, five box cars, six flat cars, one iron box
car, one iron safe, and four desks. These Com
panies will make point of the fact that the
4 levies have been excessive. .si d.
/ These Companies proposed to guarantee the
delivery of the property on the day of sale if
| they were PERMITTED to move aud use it before
that time, but this privilege was refused.
/ A number OF engines, cars, &C., of the Bait. e.
Ohio Railroa Company. will be sold in Harri-
.sonburg onFriday, the 18th of April.
MARRIAGE IN FLORIDA OF A FORMER C1rI-
ZEN OF STAUNTON.-We learn that Col. Ru-
dolph g. Mayo, who removed from here TO
| Florida some years since, was. on the LIST inst,
married at Mayo, near Maitland Orange coun-
| ty, in that State to Miss Clara P. Daggelt
daughter of DR.. Daggett, of Chicago, Illinois.
"Von,' as he was familiarity called by his in
innate friends, has, we hope, in that Lard of
| Flowers" plucked a flower to wear near his
heart that will not waste it's sweetness on the
desert air." but will exhaIe the grateful fra
| GRANGE of domestic virtues and enable him to
supwlth joy the honeyed nectar of connubial
Bliss ~ 3 lf III m
He has our sincere congratulations, now that
he has become Benedict, and emigrated from
the Sahara OF lbachelofdom and pitched his
tent in the paradislacal oasis of welded love,
'where every prospect pleases" and the flow of
the foun tain of domestic bliss is peren Mai .
| 'Von," here's onr 81 OF sincere congratula-
ton. es TEE -r.s
! THE VALUE OF ADVERTISING IN THE
SPEcTAToR.-In our issue of last Tuesday
there appeared for the first time an advertise
ment of only few lines in length announcing
the fact that there was farm near Staunton
for SALE and requesting parties wishing to pm
| chasetO inquire at this office, address B. c.,
Box 49,, stanton postoffice. and the paper had
not been issued more Than two hours before
two persons made inquiry about it at this
office. How many have addressed "B. c." we
have not learned. If you wish to buy or to
sell anything, advertise it in the SPECTATOR,
for that is the quickest, surest, and cheapest
mode of accomplishing your purpose.