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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
June Ia, 1897.

THE business will hereafter be conduct
ed by RIcHARp w. RucKLE. at the Old
Stand in all its various branches He will
be happy TO receive and execute all orders
in bis ine for his friends-w which will be
warranted 10 be done in the best manner
possible. lie still continues TO manufac-
ture every article Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
~ YEGE.

A LII persons having claims against the
N estate OF Michael Leopard. decd
are solicited to hand me list of theiI
amounts, date, and character. My object
is TO have a general view of sad claims 70
enable me to discharge them according 70
order, when funds come TO hand. And oil
those indebted 10 said estate, are request
ed 10 make immediate payment.
SILAS HARLAN,
Nav 81, 1875 .ddm =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
.Uartins6mrg Foundry.
NOTICE.

rv,HE partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers is dissolved
bv mutual consent. All persons indebted
10 The concern, by bond. note, or open &C
count. will please make immediate pay
ment TO George Doll, Jr. who IS author
ed 10 settle the business Of the said con
cern. DANIEL BURKHARf,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.
May "a, 1877
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Cdbiaef
r u r NJ TT u R E

consisting 10 part OF Mahogany Sideboards,
Secretaries Tsbles--all kinds Bureaus.
Ladies Dressing Bureaus every variety
Of Stands (; DEpsTEsps. on an improved
plan together with all articles Of Cherry,
~ alaut, Maple. aud Poplar Furniture.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
TIRE S Pr s. s. f r S
NOTICE.

a IL persons having claims against The
"a firm of Denton j s. John M'Coy
are requested 10 present said claims TO ID
j. M.Coy, the surviving partner and al
persons indebted to said firm. are request
Ell to make payment TO .v
DENTON ]. MCCOY.
June ID, 1SS7.--3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14

what is before them. The wants Of cir
culstion will not be sufheien, TO detain the
specie in the country. Il must be kept
Gagged, under locks and bars. or II will tly
away, and this viii be 40 evil ofgrsAt mag
nitude, 10 be felt hefealler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14

MAsos1c.-The Rev J. e. jackson, of Wiz
chester, has accepted invitation to deliver an
Address before the Brethren of Equality Lodge,
in Mar,nsburg, on the Oath INST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14

SF-A protracted meeting. commencing
on Saturday, the l7ih inst. will be held at
the new Baptist Church, Mount Zion,J in
Jefferson County, under the direction oil
Rev II. N. Herndon.
lime 7 1897
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Patrick Cunningha6al,
TAILOR.

IEsAkES this method OF informing his
n customers aud the public generally.
that be still continues the prosecution OF
his business at his Old Stand, corner Of
Queen and John ST. Mar,insbnrg, where
he Is at all times ready 10 serve those who
give him call, at the shortest notice
He has just received from New York the
latest Spring and Summer Fashions, which
will be- found both comfortable and ele-
giant. Those in want Of clothing. made
IN the latest fashion. or otherwise. and in
substantial manner. are invited TO give
him call. and he pledges bis best endea-
sors to give satisfaction to those who do
so; His charges. too. in these hard times.
VIII be found remarkably moderate
95.LADiEs' Hanna made 10 the newest
style, or TO suit the taste OF those who ia
vor him with their custom.
May %, 1887 I'll
eJ-He has on hand good new sub
sisn,is. light WIG ON, suitable for one
or two horses, which he offers for sale
upon liberal terms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14

nose.-In the case of this Young gentleman. ia
aicted for mansausbter, in killing DR.. L. j..
AlcOck, the jury have rendered verdict Of Not
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Fresh Grorerfes
A ND FINE OLE Ito U o II q.

WYE have just received and offer sale
w Loaf, Lump. and Brown SUGAR
New Orleans and West India Melasses
Old Java and Rio Coffee Gun Powder
Imperial, Old & Young Hyson and Black
TEA, sc
Fifth Proof Cognac Brandy. Holland
Gin, Jamaica Splits, New England Rum.
and Wh,skey Madeira, Old Port. lie
neriife, Dry Lishep, and Sweet Malaga
WINES. Cavendlsh and Common TO
EBACCo; Spanish Cigars. &c. sc.
JOHN w. BOYD s. Co.
May 81. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Aelfgfotis Aottces.

91-Rev. C. G. Taliaferro will not preach
on mex, Sabbath, in this town, but on the
Sunday. 25,h inst, in the Lutheran church
and regularly every fortnight thereafter
al The usual hour. June Ia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
s3 ACRES;

about one third OF which is heavily Tim
bered the other in q high state OF cult
walton. The above property possesses
with respect TO its location. many advsnt
ages; being in that part Of Berkeley cenn
~ adjacent TO The Potomac river aud Che
sapeake and Ohio Canal, II is needless "a
say more, as the purchaser would natur
ally examine and judge for himself
Any person wishing TO buy said proper
ty is invited 10 call on the subscriber.
GEORGE EVANS
Nav al tSS7 IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14

Mouldboards & Hollow-ware
WYE have just received from the fur
Wv mace OF b Blackboard g. Son, a ge-
neral assortment Of CASTINGS. viz -
Met ormsck Mouldboards. Kettles, Pots
Ovens, Sc. j. w. BOfD 20.
Nav II. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
DR. Eg:n. E.aESS,

EUAS removed from MaiIinsburg-h
Il q place of rcsideece for the last TWEEN
years--and located himself at A.
Mstlsits old stand, IN Berkeley ExXTA
county, where he leaders his poo Hz
iessional services TO the public. ~
lie may at all times he found SSkD
at his Office when not professionally en-.
gagged.
June Id. 1857 -- 3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Trust Sale of Land.


'HyIIE undersigned. Trustee in deed
n from William Gorreil and others, for
the benefit Of Elisha Riggs. Of the city oil
New York, will sell at public auction. ioT
cash. 10 the highest bidder. before the
Court House door, in Msrtinsburg, on
.uonday. the iOh Of July nert.
: SEVERAL TRACTS OR PARCELS
OF E.FssD,
for so much thereof as shall he sufficient
to nav the amount of interest due and un.
paid. on the debt OF said Gorrell. secured
10 be paid by said deed) situate 10 Befke-
ley County. on opequon Creek. and con
% Poles-i0 Acres, 9 Roods, 81 Poles
Al Acres, Q Roods, 90 Poles-4s Acres
ALEX. STEPHEN.
June 7, 1s37.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Masonic.

fHyHE ensuing anniversary Of ST. JoHT
a TnE BApTlsT, will be celebrated by
Equality Lodge. No. 1856, in Maftinsburg.
Va, on the Gath day Of June next All
the neighboring Lodges. and all brethren
10 regular standing. are respectfully inyi-
ted 10 attend.
HARRISON WAITE.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
PETER GARDNER,
ANTHONY 5. CHAMBERS.
JACOB VAN DOREN,
RICHARD BEALL.
Committee Of arrangement.
May 81. 1897. --5t "p'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14

nH virtue Of deed Of trust from Johr
EB Suyder, for the benefit Of John w
Boyd & Co.. the undersigned. trustee. will
sell at the dwelling house OF said Snyder
an Martinsburg, on Taavslay. The s2d ds,
Of June aerf, variety Of .
Household and Kitchen
e u r. NJ 4 r. u R II,
consisting Of Beds. Bedsleads. aud Bed
ding. Csrpeting. Tables. Chairs, Bureaus
Stands. Cupbosrds. and many other yslu
able and useful articles Zoo numerous 10
e5<7ern.s Of Sale, Four months cteoit
viii be given upon all sums OF 50 aud up
wards, the purchaser giving bond and sa
tisfaetoFy security under that SUN cash
HARRISON WAITE.
May 81. 1887 --4t Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
Farming Utensils,

OF every description, such as Barshear and
Shovel Ploughs. iIarrows, Sc. A guam
,ily of Corn, 10y the bushel, aud
ELaoTEf,
in the mill. by the barrel; lot Of Prime
Bacon /; Timothy and Clover Hay, by the
ton. Two H9ILLS with their apparatus
complete Also, win be hired until the
.25ih of next December, first rate Farm
Hand
g. Terms Of Sab. -Twelve months ere.
dit will be given on all sums of IS and up
wards. by giving bond and approved Sc
Icuilty; under that sum cash will be re
Iqnired.
9T-SaIe 10 commence early in The day.
when due attendance will he given by
SOLOMON BILLMYER.
June ID, 1S37.-ts Executor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
= " r. NJ Il ~ " R ~
Land for SAFE.

THE undersigned offers for sale thai va
iasble Tract of Land adjoining Solo
mon Ropp, Henry Riner aud Dr. Hedges
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-06-14
FUELrG SALE.

EU BIG SALE.
VA ILL tie sold at public sale. at the
w late residence OF John Foiles. Sr.,
decd, on
Tuesday, The 27th inst.
all the Personal Property OF said decd,
consisting of
Sir DrausH Horses 10 Head Of Horned
Cattle, 90 of Sheep. and go Hogs, 2 10.
gons-one nearly ne,c, ,cih a complete sci
Of horse gears.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
(Dcbutc t0 be c0TiiaH'd. }


Petitions were presenlcL-by Mr.: Beard, OF citizens Of
FGuquicr, Luu4"un and PRINCE NIliinIl: aSk'ng a *,,o'
scfipi;ou - tie stock nI the Goose Creek and i.itt!e Ri
ser Navigation Co.npany-hy MIR. Watkins, oil citi&Hns
oil Frederick and Hampshire, praying The construction
ii T. Road from The top Of Bear Garden Mountain to the
National Road at or near Cuinberjand--ai=o :hc cnun-
Ter petition OF Josiah Lca!e, ID relation /, making Lick.
ing Creek I lawful fcnce-by Mr.. Robinson, Of CT iz"ns
Of Frederick, praying the passage Of an act 20 widen,
extend, ana partially Uncertainties LIE North Western
Turnpike ltoad-also, Of c;'Izens OF FREDERICK, praying
the construction OF a iins! from Roanry 10 Cumberland
also. of citizens Of Frederick. for al appropriation for
constructing a Macadanized Road from Winchester 10
Extraordinarily Mr.. Stuart, Of citizens of Augusta,
asking that John Bridget, a free man of color: be- per
mite! to remain in the Cnmmonweal;h-hy Mr.. Sloan,
OF citizens Of Hampshire, asking an appropriation toe1-
tend and partially Macadamizc the Parkersonrg Road
also, of citizens Of Hampshire. for an &C! upproPriatlns
money for q Road from the Purkersburg Road to Cum
tcriand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
VIRGINIA E.EIss. SsAaXGESE.
n0IISE or U%ELEGATES.
t'Tiday, Jam. ~.

EIECIlbN ps
The House having taken up the joint order, having
for lis obiec, the election Of a Governor Tor three years
from and after the 3lst of March next
Nl.. CKyrcurlELD said, it was with extreme re!uc-
lance that he rose TO address the lIoase, because he was
about 10 make a motion which he was we'll aware would
rot meet the appreciation Of those with whom nc mao
been in the habit Of acting, and with whom II was his
pleasure 10 act, whenever he could reconcile 1t TO his
sense Of duty. tie was about To move The ~poslpane.
nlent OF This election until The 2clh inst and lie ttus'rd
his motion would be adopted. He wrs induced TO take
this course, because he was not willing TO act on this
most important subject Today. II forced to do so, he I'D
not think he could vote Tor the probable nominee-ai-
though il allowed time for reflection, and to enable him
TO understand the claims Of that individual better than he
now d;J, he NJ glt be convinced of the ~propr!ety Of Civ
ing him his vote. There were other gentlemen of Mr..
CSs political party, who were similarly situated wit,
| himsels-and his motion was made as much in behalf
Of his friends as himself: He spoke knowingly when
he said, that if this election took place to-day, aiany gr"-
,lemen would be forced to vote without being prepared:
and that votes would be given which would have been
differently cast, if the joint order was suffered tn lay
over for a short time. MIR. G. then made the motion
suggested by him, expressing q hope that the House
would concur with him in the expediency of its adoption.
MI. CuApMAs said he trusted this election would net
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
70 EDITOR or ES-yUiRER.

A..i w 'IVNE BANkS!-[No. 5 "
lr,.i%.av Owe! Tie signature of ST, in the Petersburg
.n,i! 'Sv"ceF: suspects me Of partial feelings for Rich.
Bank supremacy; Of connection with the present
Them: ci with those who have the management of
en-. wiring at their instance or "Iaking my
as - ~ ~" 'He'''. f"u, have answered him, MIR. Editor,
man s Is' suspicious. Indeed, it seems to me, that no
lave 6" Aaa rsat my numbers, could, with sincerity,
CT for ,m raS' The with any undue partially for any juaf,
CUR ns a", '''cH, which advocates u farther expansion OF
yio, n"tS system. True, had said, that would do no
lain ,Io s 90 our present banks, bu, would foster and sus-
Of ,ls n ;" 81 lar as 10 p:eserv" their credit, and make use
in ;Ea IS Instruments in ctlect:ng the desired reform
,ncn" ."''' h'les, and increasing the proportion of hard
them 0 the pa 2er money sfoat. would sustain
.a,aJ % from any undue Partially for them or for Rich
caDun, ~ oscaus" they are saddled upon US, and we
80" ~" get rid Of them. AS we have them, cannot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
So Isaac r. Douglas was duly elected.

So Isaac r. Douglas was duly elected.
Various olncr minor subjects were acted on-numc-
rous petitions presented, &c of which we will give q
detail IN or next.
t0Tfectt"H.--By the omission vi the shall, o~uti.Hport
ans' word IN ,%, (Which by the way is the mes; miseiiev-
tence IN MIR. Mallory ) remarks on the Governors term,
published in cur last, was reversed. 1t should have
read, "He had at fist been o%fopinion that the Legisla-
lalure could not change the day" &c.
We ae requested 10 state. that Mr.. a II. Byrd, the
d, lrgnle tr",! Bath, who is registered 10 our llst Us haY.
ing s"s"d Tor Judge y ::iei as Governor, voted for Gen.
Camibrll.
We are au!!u,:iz"d 10 aananucc Mr.. George Harris al
Il candidate iM i,u.sa County: Tor Tie heat House Of
Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24
MARRIAGES.

Married, on "Wednesday. Tie ih inst, by the Rcv. --, DR..
PArRcK II. Eos En, TO M NAuy CLABKE, daughter cf Col. Johp
Clarke, 81 Halifax county, VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

r:on, ,Ms s' - ,t' !Gdg" A'r!P. Upshur is about TO retire
duet = ~ my uvn'Fa! Coat Of Virginia.-lle is aLoct TO con.
Du,r : "o.~e) Southern Review, under the auspices of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

'"' Alexandria Gazette kicks before il is spurrcd. The
,1-ES Is c"aiSr; tut it is appropriate. We did not mean
~ ~ T,S'%'s I" 'he Il. of Il b. stating, that '~no'hing could
,r II. w~ntcTp'a':c 10 i@' President, than the adoption
'' MI Na.krrs resolution corcerninr Texas by both
~: : The object Of The remark was obvious. 1t
s ST ~ - $40" HAT tInse who bad inferred from The Pre-.
w,."m = axe '''Ss:gc. that he was unilicndly to Texas,
IF C," ""S,a"t" 1t! tav op!nions-thal on the contrary,
g. operate wnh ih,an. In,iead ,har.G,r, ~ dd;%crTpi ~
cn~'l 49, a.. u l 'es'dr"i paid them The best compliment he
tr. - l|'u:ls rs doubts to their opinions. In fact,
i, -, 40 Tel item II his message, that if they decided
TJ,.' u 'tc"eni!Ion, lie would '~;cordially unite with
BY ,sI, = Il. '''4Si':rs as may be deeGed (uf course,
'' i'aeH OF our favored country:
L.
~ - N.iu, lIAl .!HLrr MI p lnrlnr =, .l.u. 4. ..:-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

s3OR Sale. a: he Richmond Enquirer Office, john
Z son Il Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
Guaranteed at fair, moderate prices.
~ Il c"nstant supply Eept on hamd to spii the seasons,
ercrY di$pOSiti0A shOlM 10 0higc distant Printers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

&c. The other protested that it was q case calling
Tor very exemplary damages; Spanish inqusiiloRs"
=" unheard Of atrOclty"-"O utrvalng the Black
mole Calcutta &c, were some of the gems Of rheto
nck that cleaned on this occasion
Inc case was summed up by Judge Irving, who
seemed inclined TO believe that the Islander was fully
considered in this light; whether the Captain had
probable cause to suspect that the plaintiff had stolen
his coat or whether the charge was made entirely
through maice-f SO, it certainly would form good
ground for damages-of this, however the iury were
TO form their own opinion.
The jury, after deberatng for about two hours not
being able to agree verdict was TAKEN by consent,
for six cents damages and six cents costs
CouRr OF SESSIONS, July 7th-Before Recorder,
There was but one case tried yesterday-,hat of
Levi Strong, charged with abandoning and i'll treating
his wife Elizabeth Strong.
Elizabeth Strong Examined have been married
five years prisoners am the mother of one child;
teach singing; sing myself at churches and cha
pels; am an English woman my husband was
born and bred in Connecticut; since have been mar
RED to HIM he has never supported me we nave
lived chiefly off my earnlngs-the produce Of my ia
Tents as singer; my husband often i'll treats me; ne
spends all get and leaves and my child dest-
tute; have had numerous debts of my husbands
contracting TO pay; the contracts make TOR Singing
are made IN the name ofmy father; wish him to re-
celve the money.
The father of the prisoners wife confirmed his cruel
behavior on many occasions.
The prisoner made no defence.
Bound ever TO keep the peace for the term Of two
years-himself in $1,000, and two securities of $500
each.
The court then adjourned.
CoRoNEns INoUEsTs.-One on the body of an I'M
known man. found in the river at the foot Of Catharine
street. Another on the body of a man. also unknown,
found in the river at the foot of Market street This
man had nothing but his drawers, and is supposed
10 have been drowned while talhmg Verdiot-on
both bodies-found drowned
CoRoNERs INQUEST, July 7-On the body of John
Bock aged six years. who fell into the river on Sun
day last and was drowned The parents of the unfor
tunae child reside at No. 395 Fifth street. The body
was found on Thursday enthusiastically
drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

Leaving e7ssso 10 to pay esss7s5 rs Or o67J1as %
will be by this staieuseD that the latter amount
correct which si75 co. pay ssT17a5 IT. howsv~r
the ps4 included in the s7s5 S. Thea he
estate wend sow s15,56o %, TO pay the AMOUNT
sss3,7a o., or about rs cents on the dollar.
The auction business connected with the foreign trade
has extremely ruinous during the present year. the
dry goods auctsnee must have lost great by
operations Indeed, OF chief the over
trading in foreign merchandise may attributed ne auc-
ton system The following the aggregate or goods
a, auction, in New York, for the years named
~ yAs.s S~I.. CT. - T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

tr Which Alderman was IT who was picked up in
Brosdway, in Estate of betweenity," on Saturday
seennght7 Can any body tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

II MAJOR Noah > savage because he had not an
invitation 10 the Corporation DINNER. He ought 70 be
thankful ,ha, he was no, among the loafsr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

n When will the Wave Boat Club be ready TO
challenge the Philadelphia losfer that beat them At
Newburgh1 Come, come, young gentlemen, be up
and redeem your reputation. No suspension Of pay
ments among the gallant Rollins.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

CouRr or COMMON Pleas, July 7th-Before judge
Irving James Gibson, persus William Sinclair
This was an action for Islander and ase imorson
ment-damages laid at $4,000
The circumstances orgina ting this action are these
In the month Of January last the ship Arson, of
which the defendant is Capt, was lying at the foot
of BurlIng slip Some person entered the cabin and
stole therefrom the Captains surtout coat and other
articles, Of which theft he accused the plaintiff; went
to the police office had warrant issUcd against the
plaintiff and caused him TO be arrested and committed
10 Bridewel The Captain finding himself wrong in
his surmises had the plaintiff discharged from Gus
toby For this false arrest and defamation of char
ac'er, the plaintiff now sought compensation at the
hands Of Jury.
MarIus Brutus examined was on board the Arson
when the Captain missed his coat; he SAID "Gbson
has stolen my suriout--no else could have gone
into my cabin will put him in the State Prison."
On another occasios, the captain said, "None but he
(Gihson) stole my coat"
Justice Bloodgood was examined, 10 prove that the
plaintiff was discharged at the captains request
DAVID Waldron examined-I am police officer
had warrant against the plaintiff Gibson. ar.
rested him. believe he was put in bridcwell
Counsel-Mr. Waldron, are not the cells of the
bridewell in avery filthy state7
Witness-I think net-they are not very fhy
Counsel--Did you ever smell any thing % bad an
these cells smell1 - ~
Witness-Yes, worse, great deal worsel .,I
Counssl--What did you ever smell wersa1
Witnces--The bedy of msa that was found in a
state Of pefrfacfos yesterday Ia did mt
smell, by no means ~ we'll u Much isuQA;Ns.l
The counsel, on both sides, excrted themselves to
the utmost One declared that the suit was tfumpery
sf5ar-let up merely to rSa the defendant into ex-
pense that there was no loss Of charsc,Mno injury,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-08

Ur The Albany Argus and the "Gobe" ar
in great Distress The latter is savage against MI
Bddle for his daring to specie payments befor
the pet banks-and The Argus is crying out upon tn
bank clique Of wings to join Tammany against MI
Webster and the rascally bullions,s "Our suffering
is intelerable"
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

learned, lhat il was. in his div ,,,
ilnc, very mpolitc to wash or n;' I
ones teeth IN company.--Yct I ' c,s
SEQ ladies, OF seeming rcspcctabil,,'
IN other respects, actually cnuavoJ
in tho abominoblc operation IN NV ,b.'
most respectable circles; apparoo,, NJ
proud to own to the world, that ,ho..
have made such Announcements IN 4.
cency and politencss; as to bayo,
beautiful! round box filled with s,c
from coloured powders of the mo.,
delicious flavor, in the pockets; e., r.
the purpose ofgiving an ivory GLOSS ~
to tho teeth.
But so far as my observation h,.
Extended, their teeth are not mnoI
bettered by the performance. 500
that those who use no snuff have a.
fair teeth, as those who use it.-Mp
| not suggest an idea to those have
bad teeth? Ladies, lay aside your
snuh-boxcs; procure you a soft tooth
brush Cor use your black gum stick
if you like) have glass of warm wa.
ter brought to your toilet-room, eve.
ry morning; and with your brush and
warm water, wash your teeth well
Just after eating each meal, retire to
some private apartment and wash
your mouth with clear water. And
if, in one month, you do not find Your
teeth whittier and your breath better;
then say, take your snuf-box and
| shall say no more about it.-Mr. Z.
ditor, / might write more largely on
this subject; but as | only asked for
a small space in one t'your columns,
and as hope this will induce some
person ofgroater experience to write
/ will come to a close.
A LADy's FRIEND.