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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
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AND THE FULL VALUE eIvRs IN CASH, BY
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do give the full value for the same. L. will
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above ADDRESS. viii viii meet with due susnon ayi-sa.
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AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO John st., eor~r Of Hus0n a.
NEW yoRK.
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Composition Ornament Msnufactory,
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully infor@s Architects and
crpon Cor The interior hsshng Of buildings on the Iowes
o. Specimen. can be seen at the unsatisfactory shove
0rnsments COT upto any desgn myesns
M n.u u,,v.r rom ss.,os, MORN. ,se citizen. of
New yerk that he h. taken shop Ne. asst Broadway,
where he win recev. order. for hangrE bells on ne.
forms the public he has patent right and orbds all persoas
He would ais. i-form public OF The following reference.
...Aaor HOUSE, New York; Clinton Hotel, dol fremont
Hnuse bostoni American touse. 20. J1 ~
EisH AND BUTTER KNIvEs-A splendid
srec ,utsbig private families and wsrrsne! NO, TO
,srash FOR sale by LEWIS FEUCHTwANgkR,
jy2o.y Couriandt a.
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l Sins MSsuFkcroRY.--fhe subscribe resp ctiuIiy
begs leave inrm uc that h has Tor sale new
sal giant every de cripon OF Patent wssh-
able Trans aren window 81 tides among which are Liant
scape Baphaseus Chinese Arrhi and Faacy ind
whch he csn conf entity I'D Ter tseir beauty reng
and great durability they have sten hsows IN common
las, from 10 4years he prices IL the shs esin
elulipg e,rd asse rsch pullies asd fittings for Windows
eompr from o. and upwards per PAL. Blinds nude
10 crder by aprlying " - .
GEORsE PLtfr, ~ Spruce 81 New York.
N.R-CounIy dealers supplied With blinds and nuiags
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

vAUXHALL GARDEN.
" The Management take this opportunity t. return their
which they received par,icu ary evening Of
S s "s 70 10
favorS
u Continued f,wo vsudevies the
| Manager OF the vsudevies, Mr. Gates
| Mr. G.,esiatwo iaverile parts.
Ms Herring in two fayorilc parts
Second nigat Of DApereur
On SATURDAY EVENING. July 81,
rEUR &c o ole IN ,Ss vaudeville called
Thon.s, Oates
Valerie, Lewis
Madame Dupuis, Mrs Herring
In the the piece Mr. Gates wsiog The comic song
surSs mheS Inc e.ssrS New YORK srs.: Band viii per-
form sewers. national marches qu'cs. steps &C.
Anew Overture. ny the Orchestra
VERT LIE GRETNA, or GRE INA GREEN.
Jenkins Mr. Gates
Il" Tsap, ms, c. "s"'
Lord Lowell Lewis.
s."y f.nai.ia. Mr. iii:II.ss.
10 the Of the piece. Mrs Herring will sing favoe
u Several New vsude,iles are in preparation.
fully have effected engagement for
huii.d period with Mo y fkARsON, 10 produce Nen-
oRAToRIo OF DAVID.
In calling the ion Of the real world to this celsbra
producen the feel The confidence In resommard
ing their friends and The public The Oraeris fest
produced la Europe with the greatest eeatits subseaurn
10 Boston PhilaaeIphs &c. have fully realized
IT. European success
sunosy Evening Concerts usual
Afmitsnce IS cents -
Doors spsa Al oclock-Perfornanee eomnesees at hall
No pos,ponem ent OF the Performance account Of The
weather.
per and lower part Of The city during the performances
dan on "A MA Oe , q N UsA l. r. M-PANORAMA
II OF MA GAkA-The public respectfully informed that
new Building OF Prince Mercer
The PANORAMA or JERUSALEM Is asolrnad psi-,.
ing Of the largest tass, covering surface of Ten nesss.a
Tue PANoRAM. OF NIAGARA Is slss a splendid pic
10 any presented
Open from in the morsag III, 10 a, night Adri,,snee IS
eests ssch. j.7elm'
DAssFOh D.s Rooms Fox B!LLIAn DIS
ID AND Cns IS 2s Broadway snd " Ann street, -.
trance he bp,h streets for The ~ Bhlsrd
Tables bs halls he and exercises E,r hrniih Pur-
chsss players ipvned There ~ Hard rabes
ready FOR trial. seven " one room with srrrg, sr. da
cloth cushions. and rsge wood Henes
the st assortment ever .f"red the public. mysl-Jm
NOV EXHIBITING, atNo. SO Broadway b"twsen
RAFvEs, or ChMsLEoPAabs. with several oh. rare
animals Of he ANTELOPE ees he never before Imported 70
Xd%sscn So cents tsidrrp u,der 10 year. 81 ss,,
half price. lIsurs Of Exhibition, from O'Clock TN ~
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE,
80 goss srKEgr NEAR BROADWAY.
~ sUre Cards, Csrss Home for Wedding Parties, &c
prnvd -ssnsIsd cards the shortest n.ce-
Bs ., srcsgs, bt ~sas bills Of ading, labis, &c he
gs,ed - Ne sss Prices for cash. The siricest aeaen
n VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS jyl3m
II SECOND WARD BOTEL-NeIto The cerner Of
Fulton Nassau reotThis well known establish
pete order for HE Of Il ose who nav Lonor
There are 10 ibis house. besides the lower story which is
the second story feet by IS wesued for
ton Of public meetings. together with smaller
adapted for the OF clubs for the sacoR Of
other private business.
Clubs private parties accommodated with roems and
species Of game deicacy which ne markets afford shs
notice. EDMUND JONES, Propri. TOT. jel
or MIS- BIRD, Midwife and Female by sician, has
moved 322 Bawery door above Beecker where
ladies be accommodated with beard pleasant furnished
and the best Of attendance during their confinement
MS Bird continues to be consulted all diseases Incidental
offemaes. Advice gratis. nys3ms
I ar MANSION HOUSE. Port jefferson, (iate Drowned
Meadows subscriber has opened the above house
for the reception Of transient and permanent The
ranged with every for the comfort OF visitors II siua
ted the head of and commanding view Of the fines
bays Long Island, which with fish fowl Car
rages will he in readiness all times and handsome sail
boats fer the accommodation of company. line OF
twice week and from New York, viz per rail
Hcksvle Also weekly the island Pstchogue
and regular packet weekly foot Of Oliver street,
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port Jefferson. L. l., June So 1888. jy2n
~ BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street, near
william street The subscriber, proprietor Of tine Shades
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that the encouragement received since the opening Of The
Shades has induced HIM TO take the above house with
view, those who reside the side Of
the city, The house fitted similarly and will be conduct
ed in all respects the same rs the Shades.
le2y :. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
state OF Trade.

We wind up Of inact witty with but few re-
marks The Of The from Eng has had on
unavorae Eft markets gene rally and particularly
for staple exports. $50
CorroNThs news per sddans has rendered this market
very aiat prices for lower qualities have receded slight
y, bu the transactions have been very ned AZ H'W or
leans 9th, sas 500 bales Louisiana line al l. Msss
nppi middag &C. NOeans loc We quote extremes 9ailc
Alabama 6allc Charleston, IA The toas had
limited owing The smast hand The sales reach
8ON bales q extremes.f 83ai2
The market emely que-,he sales OF both
leaf aad have been small and that without
change auction today by Gerard which we
give below made at air prices The sale OF sound Ken
tackv q aad months Al atimore l8th
the Maryland mited sales former quota
tieus amount To 3A hhds Maryland i6 Virgil
MIA Q Ohio Keptacky-420 hhda
WHALEs,NE-Larse sales making the previous
" given the 2b Our Havre dates state that about2
tons It. IS: and there were 80 tons taken
on speculation at lE 5ic. duty paid. Comparative stock at
Havre Tor June Of hi. md he last are 1883 10y ons
IS a. 80 The stock reach 100000 l2 900 lbs
BEE,wAx-Sone yelow Of very prime quality has bee
sold for export a. The market bare OF fine quality,
bat there good supply, OF which some sales have
made at p pic.
AnEs-The Burgundy, from Havre brought advices OF
slight this article in Have which caused an act VI:
~ consued through The week. saes OF tho "a
which the stock about 700 bbs ONLY were made
a. which s advance Pearls SSH In The N.
OF Europe pors this article is without change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

Friday, July 400 Pc -.
The Foreign had uHprsphous eneSs
The stocks today; the sales have bees sms and 10 mo
instances recednE prices United States Bank decineo
per at the Americas Trust per cent MsnawA
Rsreau the close fell OF per cent; Hafiaem per o
We have yet in the financial wor'd
cord Domestic exchange remains nearly In tue same position
reported for some days back. The period Is rsPav ~
pro. ching when expected that tine Phiadepns oanA'
make great long looked forward 70 vac
renovaing the dormant trade OF the country NJ
Bdde In his letter. drew parallel between inc re-
sumption OF our banks effected by the BANK Oh En-
gland cred by Of parliament In ieio ou' not
effected fully until the year 1922 But the
Of this couHtry the present moment widely dneren ON
that England the period mentioned As 1910
ef great distress the resumption was postponed
in srder the might not he curaed 10 1877 and
1919 partial pton attempted E6 900 O0on guinea
having been issued which rapidly disappeared, in
auence of The fail In exchanges and the great quantity OF bull
lion exported Tor the purchase Of foreign wheat crops hav
ps been short and affairs did present favor
able opportuRty until the year 1922 and then II
found necessary the directors provide gold the
Of 20 O0ei sterling to accomplish the inject eectuay
Now the affairs OF our country at this time precisely the
OF all sour commercial distress has passed that Is
our debts nearly lqudaed crops unusually large
foreign exchanges favor continue until
Eng md from the depression under which she
abor, and which the tendency specie 10 be
against her
Offour per cent, payable on the seh of August.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
NEW COFFEE ROOM.

WANrED-A WOMAN, ca pab,e of doing the general
w work Of small family in convenient house. She
must be good plain cook in her and and
office. jy2D2ts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
CONNECTICUT.

The Wing victory in Connecticut is
even more complete than that in New
York last November. Twenty, out OF
swenty-ose Senators elected, are Wings,
aud the remaining one, it is said, has
since gone over TO the majority. In the
House of Delegates, the Wbig majority
is more than three to one. The term OF
service OF DR.. NILES, the Loco foco Sen
ator from Connecticut, expires on the
4th March next, Ofcourse he will nave
to De provided for by the Executive.
tie announced in the Senate, last week
that bis political days were numbered.
The MadisoDian of Saturday announ.
ces on good authority, that the Connec
ticat Representatives. considering them.
selves instructed by the result of the
late elections, have declared their inten
ton to vote against the Sub Treasury
scheme in all its forms. The N. York
Delegation might take hint from thi,
proceeding.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
WAYNESBOROUGH
Female Seminary.

HE seventh session. of this Institu.
ton, will commence the LIST of June.
The course of instruction in this Semina.
ry, embraces all the branches Of li,-ra.
ture aud science usually taught in similar
schools.
Terms-boara. $45 per session tut
ton, from $l2 to Is. can receive
twelve boarders in my own family and
the same number may be accommodated
in very respectable family (Mr. w.
Withrow's) in this place, OH the same
terms. Those who intend to enter their
daughters or wards. will be so good as
to apprize me of their intentions before
the 10th of May as 1 expect to be abs
sent from that time till the end Of the
month. One half the price Of board
when convenient, will be expected 10
advance, j. G. WILSON.
April 10, IS3S.-4t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
TRUST SALE.

By virtue Of deed oftrusi executed
to me BY George w. Bishop, bearing
date on the 2lst day of July. 1887, and
Of record in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta, and of suisse
quent authority given me by said Bish>
op, will, for purposes in said deed
mentioned. proceed to sell. to the high
est bidder, at public auction, on Satur-
day the 9Th day of May next, at the
residence of said Bishop, 2 l-2 miles
east Of Midd!ebrook, in Augusta county.
the following property. to wit:
Three Feather Beds, Bed
stcads and Furniture, one Cupboard
and contents, consisting of Plates,
Dishes, &C., l large Chest, 1 large
Table, | Work Stand, Chairs, 1
Looking Glass, Cow, / Hog,
Scythe and Cradle, Moving Scythe
and Sneed, 2 Telling Axes, l set of
Shoemaker's Tools, Lasts, Sc, 1 lot
OF Cooper's Tools, 1 large Wheel &
Reel, pair Shovel and longs, O.
vens and Lids, 2 Pots and 9 Buckets,
large Kettle, l Mattock, / Churn,
10 Crooks, quantity of Locust Plank,
and a quantity of large Rock for Tomb
Stones, together with all the property
belonging to the said Bishop at the
| date of said deed.
The above property will be sold on
credit Of six months, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security.
| | will convey such title only as is
vested in me bv the trust deed aforesaid
ISAAC NEWTON, Trustee.
April 10, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19

In the speech Of Mr.. WEBSTER late>
~ delivered in the Senate on the Sub.
Treasury Bill he has delineated in the
most graphic and striking manner, the
movements and designs of the party in
this country denominated the Loco Fo,
eos, who are like the waves of the ocean,
restless, and seeking changes. After de-
scribing the effects Of labor united
with capital and enterprise, ard the
competence and wealth procured by the
aid Of psrfectionb in machinery, allu>
ding to the party referred to, he says
In couatry Of unbounaed liberty.
they clamor against oppression. In Il
country Of perfect equality, they would
move heaven and earth against privilege
and monopoly. In a country where
property is more equally divided than
anywhere else. they rend the air with
the shouting of asrarian doctrines. In
country where the wages of labor are
high beyend all parallel, and where
lands are chesp. and the means of living
low. they would teach the iaborer that
he is but an oppressed slave. Sir, wha,
can sech men want? What do they
mean? They want nothing, sir, but to
enjoy the fruits Of other mems labor.
They cas mean nothing, but disturb ance
and disorder; the diffusion of corrupt
principles. and ,ka destruction of the
moral sentiments and moral habits Of So
ciety. A RIGHTEOUSNESS of feeling and
of acti~a is sometimes produced by
prosperity itself. Men cannot always
resist the temptation to which they are
exposed by the very abundance of the
bounties of Providence and the very
happiness Of their own condition; as the
steed, full Of the pasture, will. sometimes
throw himself against its enclosures,
break away from its confinement aud
feeling now free from needless restraint
betake himself to the moors and barreps
where want ere long brings him to his
senses, aud starvation and death close his
career.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19

iui "Aristocracy" TO he found, who are to
trample on the seople's rights There 10
another class Of individuals, however, who
are now making their appearance in this
laad, whose principles, in we'll ordered so>
eiety, are much more to be deprecated than
any AristoCracy. They are the agrarisns-
the Loco focos Miss Fanny Wrigh,'s men
they gofor rs>divison Of property-they
are out at the elbows themselves aaGare I'm
willing that any one else should wear q whole
coat they insist that 10 man has an exelu-
sivs right 10 the fruits Of his own industry
and lahour, and in the hope of piuuder they
cry out against the 7" AYistocracy vi wealth. !"
IL il possible chat Mr. S., iorge,iul of his an
cestors and Of his patrimony intends to blow
through this trumpet? III he does, tho day
may come when the storm will burst on bis
own heads Mr.. S. is aprreheusive, ii seems,
that wish TO limit his rights as member
OF the community There never was great.
or mistake. Il is only Of Nj. Siuart's wrongs,
that complain. l only wish him in this
contest, not to violate the usages of civilized
wartare-not to use unfair, disguised, o, po-
soned weapons; EFF which character, | deem
this whole proceeding Of Mr.. S. in ressrtinp
without cause TO the press, under fictitious
signature, TO iufict secret and insi,lous
stau oh ho, 70 pe s'gnai examples.
FINALLY. Mr.. Harper, before dismiss this
subjsct beg leave 10 make suggestion
which will tax your cr.duli,y Ia the utmost,
and yet Il is not the less true Ii is. that MIR.
5. has involved himself in all this difficulty
about change in road that he il in fact
more interested in advocating than I am my.
self. Let il he Supposed that he has influ-
ence enough with the people Of the North
Mountain, TO SET them upon the experiment
OF getting hetter road TO Staunton than the
present one, does Mr.. S. imagine that those
citizens, the commissioners and The court, will
have so little sagaci,y as to wish to come
down by his plantation, and the PERCEPTIONS
hills to the west of it, at all, when they could
50 advantsgeously avoid it. No sir, they
will find way from The Hebron road into
the Free road without much sacrifice of pri-
va,e interest, both better and more direct,
beyond Mr., Stuarts farm ,ts the west of him,
ny which they can pass into the Free-road
without moiesting him or touching his place
at all. The old road would then be discon.
tinued and MIR. s. would have To find his
way TO Staualon through his own lands.
JOHN ii. PEYTON.
Staunton, 18Th April.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold, on Friday the 9th Of this
month, IN Slaunten, at the late residence OF
W. ii. TaPp, all The Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of Feather Beds, Bed
s'eaas, and Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Side.
board: Piano Forte, Bureaus, two Clocks,
one silver Watch, his Library, and several
valuable young Slaves, male and female. al
so Mich Cow, and second baoded riding
Carriage and Harness but little worn.
Also, on Tuesday the Ist of NAV, next
will be sold at the Park, about two and a hall
miles North OF Stsunton, that being the farm
OF walter RI. Tspp, decd, ahead Of Horses,
several Mich Cows, Wagon and Gear,
pIoughs, Harrovs, and other Farming U,
tens'ls, also new Wheat Fan, a number Of
very likely stock Hogs, and all the other
personal property belonging 10 said Farm.
Terms Of sale-slI sums Of five dollars OF
less 10 be paid in casb--on all sums over five
dollars, nine months credit will be given
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
curi,y. JOHN CHURCHMAN, Ex'r.
OF Walter Fl. Tepp, deed
April 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
Passed March 6, 1888.

When Mr.. Van Buren, came into of,
flee, we had surplus revenue Of $40
600, 900, that we hardly knew what TO
do with. He has now been in the
Presidential chair little more than one
year, and public debt in the shape OF
ten millions issue Of Treasury Notes
has already been created and now Mr..
CAMBRELENo asks Congress to issue ten
million, more--making TWENTY
MILLIONS OF PUBLIC DEBT un-
der which the country will soon have to
labor, instead Of having on hand sur
plus Of 10000 600, with which Mr..
Van Buren, commenced his admDistra-
tlen. If he should manage as well for
the three years to come of his admins.
tration. as he has for the year past, he
will leave the country burthened with a
public debt Of at least e0.000,000, by
the time his term expires Torch Light
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
NEW YORK.

TIE House OF Assembly has passed
the General Banking law-72 to o.
This provides tor what is called free
Banking. Any individual, or associa>
ton Of individuals. with capital of not
less than 500, 1000, secured by bonds.
mortgage, and state stocks, is permitte ed
to issue notes and bank upon them.
This will be good news for the engra>
vers, as the demand for note plates will
be vastly increased. The experiment is
an important aud a fearful one.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
rs Packages of DRUGS.
The Subscribers have just received their
spring supply of
Drugs e. Medicines

from the Philadelphia. New York and
Boston markets, including among many
Others the following articles. viz:
Oil Vitriol. Aqua Forts, Alcohol.
Sp's. Turpentiue. Flaxseed Oil, White
Lead. dry, and ground in oil, Chrom.
Green. Chrom. Yellow, Rose Pink.
Prussian Blue, Nos. g. 9. Litharge.
Red Lead, Sugar Of Lead, Gum Copal,
Gum Shellac. Copai Varnish, Paint
Brushes aud Sash Tools. "a superior as
sortment.) Whitewash Brushes, Glue,
Nader. Logwood. Camwood, Red
wood, Fustic, Blue Vitriol, Alum, Ext.
Logwood. &c.
30 BO.ces vt'StaeyOac Glass
jSs l0-IOn l2-l2 \ l2-l2n l4-l2
= ls-l4n l6. &c.-Putty aud Span,
ish Whiting.
All the Standard Medicines g. Chem.
Teal Preparations-among which are,
SniPhate Morphine, Acetate Morphine,
Quinine, Piperine, Schrycknine, To-
dine, Hydriodste Potash, Oil Croton,
Oil Cantharides, Oil Cubebs Prussic
Acid, Extract Cicuta. Ext. Hyosciamus,
Ext. Balladonna. Ext. Strammonium,
Ext. Colocynth, Comp Ext. 4Sarsspa>
rilla, Ext. Gentian, &c.
Also. variety Of Fancy Articles, in
GLIDING Fancy Soaps ofevery description.
Extract Lemon, IA new. article Ar
fists Drawing Pencils, Water Colours,
Osborn's best from 9 to rows, Draw
ing Crayons. assorted in boxes of differ
ent colours, True Indian Ink, Carmine,
Pink and Purple Saucers. Florida Was
ter. Rose Water, Otto Rose, Preston
Salts, Cold Cream, Lip Salve, Tooth
Powder, Tooth Brushes, very superior.
Ruled Paper, extra quality. Fooscap
and Letter Paper, Perkins's Writing
Fluid, Steel Pens, Violin Strings, &c.
&c.-All Of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms
Z. BERKELEY g. Co.
S.annton, April 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
PROPOSALS

WILL be received, for remedel!ing and
repairing the Presbyterian Church in
the town Of Lewisburg. Plasterers' and
carpenters work will be required w hich
will be contracted for separately. All
applications by letter, or otherwise, must
be made to either Of the subscribers,
previous to the 10th OF May next:
Charles. Ar6uchls
EGVin Porter
John FL. Myers
George Rapp
James IL. Nesmih,
April 10. Trustees.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
MAIN E.

The result OF the election held ia the
Lincoln District, to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of AIR. ClLLEY,
has been. as we anticipated, another
Wing triumph. Mr.. RoBERTsoN, Wing,
obtained 1855 majority of all the votes
given. His plurality over McCRATE,
the Administration candidate, is about
500. There were 400, or 500 scattering
votes, chiefly given for Wing. A
wing will also certainly be elected, to
supply the place Of Mr.. CARTER, the
representative from Maine who lately
died.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
THE BUSINESS

ROBT. GUY having purchased the
entire interest Of Nath'l. Massie in the
Mercantile establishment at Deerfield in
this County, the business there. Gas for.
merly) will be conducted by Robt j.
Glendy, one of the partners. under the
old firm Of Robt. J. Glendy. s. Co., and
the undersigned hope for continuance
OF the liberal patronage which their
friends have heretofore bestowed upon
them.
1t is earnestly hoped and expected tina,
their old customers will this spring make
payment Of at least a part Of their res.
pective accounts.
ROBT. GUY,
r. ]. GLENDY.
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