Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-03-18
Deeds and other Writings of Record I'm
County Court.


The following deeds and other writings have
been admitted TO record in the Clerks Office of
the County Court since March 9th. 1854:
March 9th. James Bumgardner. Jr. trustee,
| to George R. Wiseman, bargain and sale
March 18th. Andrew Hess and wife to Mary
L. Wright, bargain.and sale; R. H. Kyle and
wife 10 James T. Clarke. Jr. trustee. deed of
trust for benefit of R. M. Kyle.
March 9Th, Samuel Steele to James w Craw-
ford, trustee, deed of trust for benefit of ]. c..
Cochran Perry X. Beam and wife to John c.
Wine, bargain and sale.
March 10th, J. Fred. Efinger, special COM
| missioner to Mary S. Ruebush, bargain and
sale; r. H. Moler to VIM. A. Burnett, trustee,
deed of trust for benefit of H. c. Newman;
VIM. r. Warren to Charles E. Haas, trustee,
| deed Of trust for benefit of Isaac Wenger; E.
D. Bell to Woodbridge. Travers &! Co.. crop lien;
John 3. Brownlee to same crop Hen.
March 18th, John B. Brownlee to A. G. Dun
can, crop lien; Catherine Towbern1an to Nan
ME Thomas, bargain and sale: J. M. Quarles,
commissioner, to John g. Gardner. bargain and
| sale; George Harnsberger and wife to j. w.
and w. M. Harnsberger, bargain ana saie'
VIM. Kelley's estate, agreement between widow
and heirs; VIM. Kelley's widow, &c, to Mary
Kelley. &C., trustees.
March 18th, John Kiracofe and wife to w. ii.
II. Kiracofe. bargain and sale; 81. II. Shackel-
ford and wife to R. F. Way, bargain and sale.
March 18th, John 7. Williams, &C., to Reuben
| Howard, bargain and sale; John w. Calhoun
and wife to William Thompson, bargain and
| sale; W. w. McGuffin to George M. HARRISON
deed of trust on personally for benefit OF +. II.
| Trout; E. R. Moon and wife to James Calhoun,
trustee, ct al, bargain and sale.
| March 18th, Enos OFT and wife to Daniel In-
cas's heirs, bargain and sale.
| March 18th, James w. Vines, trustee, to Jesse
| L. and L. D. Doyle. bargain and sale; John G.
Bell to VIM. H. Norman, trustee, deed of
| trust for benefit of B. S. Crawford and Annie
| Crawford; Albert G. Foster and wife to Mary
E. Foster, bargain and sale; James Foster and
wife to VIM. Patrick, trustee, for benefit of ].
| A. Cochran.
CoLoRED MEN SNUBBED.--At the Coalition
| mass meeting in the Courthouse last Saturday
to appoint delegates and alternates to the Rich
| mond Convention to elect delegates to the Re-
publican National Convention at Chicago. the
negroes were conspicuously snubbed. Several
| times during the meeting, negroes addressed
| the chair, but no attention was paid to them
| the chairman seemed to be too deaf to hear
negro's voice. When the vote was taken on the
election of delegates for the city of Staunton,
| the vote was about equally divided, and a col
| ored man called aloud for a division, but the
| Chair paid no attention to him, and declared
the delegates elected. The negroes will have
sufficient sagacity to see that the meeting con-
sidered them unworthy to take any part in its
proceedings. and that the only use the Coali-
| tionists have for them is to make them vote as
| they command them on the day of election.
| How long will they continue to be thus in
duced by that party to vote against their best
friends, and upon whom they depend for en-
ployment?
| How long will they continue to be the politi-
cal slaves of Coalition manipulators?
| It is time they were asserting their political
freedom. and thinking and acting for them
selves, Independently of those who use them as
the monkey used the cat.