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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA 81 e.
n NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals roads
ana distances from place to place. along the STAGE
ana steam boat routes by II. 5. Tenner.
=, HilfoHELL IS, $ FLAP or THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads on which mrs
gwen the dstsnces in miles from one place to another.
also the courses of the canals and rail roads brong
hui the counry, carefully compiled from the best al
th9rlties-published by S. Augustus MITCHELL
MlTcHELLs FRAyI HERS GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES map Of the roatls, distances steam,
boat and camel roues &c. just received anI for sale
WAi AfKEAy
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

v.u,,... ,,a;,} Due Every Day at u NJ
'0'"'e' " 4"""'2 Closes Every duy at 10y A. NJ
uo.,,., Mil Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
w nv" ~a,s = "e Closes every Monday, Wednesda
oo"S'' and Saturday, by 9, P. NJ.
I'm, ale u,, Due every Tuesday, Thursday,
nc i1 "a """ Saturday by 5 p. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF the Express Mail betw"rn Noodle and New
York-leavng Mobile dailr at 3 P. M. Northwnr
New York daily at $ P. NJ Southwark
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( IHFkS On fHiI.ADFi.rIlIF-Furs sale Nv
- 10Rkn ! ROTIIERS
81 scamp street
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10 RENT.
A NEW two story hrck hoese, situated doors
L n from the Second Individuality Hail, OH st Charles
street. Rent very low possession given Immediately
Enquire at The premises. NEG, f.
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u i.ibGLi'S NEW WORK, Nc-The American i
- England, by thu author "A Year III SPAIN in
Noble Deeds of Women, in vols
The Young We'1 Book, IA manual moral rc
Gus and domestic duties.
Bust received and for sale by WI. iIKEAN
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HSNA HATo Su'lAIfN ChIte;
ASO 80 boxes Of doz each Moselle Wine. 1926;
30 do of2 do do 1927
50 40 off do LIP Port 1916;
81 do off, DO Lp brown Sherry, lSlC
ki0 pipes extra Madeira. For ale by
IIERMOGENE. BROWN & ca.
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RSLANk BOOKS, of every variety of ruling aud
hinding, constantly on hand: and Printing, Run
and Binding neatly executed, at short notice, by
DAVID FEi + 4 co.
1881 NY StatiGners' Hall p Charues It.
NSRtNDY-i0 bbls fourth proof American Brandy
41 ldrding, for saleb by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
mel l3i Magazine street.
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Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets

Hh0lLt MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
4 Painters, n" s Car"H'eie street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations of 'he following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted ia niaster!, manner.
"hohs MARBLES.
Mahogany Egyptian black and gold,
YAK, Galla and Antico,
Pollard do, Oriental or ycrl antiu,e
CURED no, Jasper,
Curlcd Maple, Blood Stone,
Birds Eye 30, Darby Granite
Satin Wood, Potomac
Hair Wood, Dove or Hure,lo.
le~ Tree, Italian White,
''oromannie or Black sianna and Breotella,
Rose Wood, Ameri An Grey
Ash White Oak &C. & &c.
Cui'rd Elm,
glass, copal varnish, sc. on hand nd.or sale.
m
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TAGGING AND RDPL--<l2 pieces .,ilgl i1g, and
, $50 coils Rope lalsdng from Ambassador, for sale
by LAiET 81 AMEl.UNG,
ml9 II Commerce ST,
Rp AGGIN'i-5no pieces Kentucky RagSinr, land in
, from steamer Gen WAYNE. and for sale hv
loRtE, BROTHERS,
1c6 Is t'pfou
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Oculist.

| Louisville, Jaly 1887. ''''
Copied rOm the S. H. C. 8drocate or the attb J,c 1897
At the request of DIR. Williams We insert the tolo
ing note from the Rev. MIR Howell of Nashville -, t
editor of the South Western Christian A,Iyocnte uhn
itappears, has examined tAe diplomas and other dne'
mants cvciNe OF the Doctors caims to public natrnn
age In consequence of an accident Dr. " will "a
man IN Nashville few days longer than he at first
intended-say the LIST July. ~ II %
Rev. Mr. String iel:--IIaving been requested h., Dr
Williams the nculist, now in this city, to examine his
numerous dipionas and other documents eyinciyo of
ms claims to public confdenc ,n his profession have
IN company with lucd friend, done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pareot. nj nre.
sent charge Attrcs Of the King of the French. At
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams testityng tho
genuneness of the diplomas from the kings Of Frsn ,,
beglnm &c as well as those from the Medical Socie
lies of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known to be Of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing nstan
ces OF great success in tie restoration of sighi In to
oind have Seen ne rlv all his poor patients in his
c-;y knew none of them previous to tbeir con,ng
err his care; but all have seen saw thew nra -
qaestionaby benefited.
ROB'T. B. c HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1887.
l.. >. Since writing the ABOVE, one of Dr. Williams,
patients has called upon me, and saws he had artuaII
and totally lost the sight of eve for seventy yenrs
but now declares himself better that last night for The
first tine in his life that he recoec he couId dis
tlnguish' with III eye, some of the prominent, ars.
learn that this old gentleman has lived many yr,rs
IN this rdglou and says he has been Methodist Jn,in
forty years. ''''5
Yours, truly,
auslo R. B. C. II.
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WIN. HINlIA,

CHARLESTON. July IL, SSH
was afflicted, foHr years with ulcer ia the leg oc
casoniy accompanied with crysipclatous nlalnati m
and excessive nan in the ley and ANGLE jut Several
eminent ply excrted their skill upon it, but With
out permanent benefit. In This ease five bottle
Indians Panncca made u perfect cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 12l Market
- For sale by HENRY BONMABEL, druggist, ageu
10. tl,e nronretorE, rehonnonlas street L.
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Si:AlN and ruled Cap an! Letter Papers Of ali qua
ilties, consisting OF very superior blue laid blue
and white ~ovc md plain mud ruled rough edge record
Dap, constantly on hand and Tor sale by
EAViD FELT & co.
'n3l Statonris' Hall, II Charities 81.
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fINLUUR-50O bbls Flour. for sale hv
IL milo q DORSEY, ii New l.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-17

IN CASKS BACON sides for sale by
wv ma q DORSEY, Al New Icvee.
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VIE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive bouse of
w. q ). Butcher, Sheffield, Enqland, have inst
reeiVed Verv extensive of pa as CONSISTING of
1ahe AMI Dessert Knives of o. description. Pen.
"she, INK, and Spear point Knives; Razors Scis-
TORS, Edge Tools Sc &c &c Which thev nrc nrennred
pnxo't TO the trade Tor orders. Terms and conditions
VII re made known at the time
INTO J. u. REIN & A GNIIIN 10 Co,,,r,...
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M HEEIBAR ROWS, &c-25 VI heelbarrows e5
w dirt do. in st4i G. for sale bv
JHAMPLlN g. COOPER,
tplo
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M oOi. HATS, in classify dozen white Wo
" ,iatS i"r sale JOHN II GRAHAM
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

With this ,Ics ri ,,ion Vi C.lsarv ani .h: tomb.
the lecture closed AMI the az iscncc, upoyc cspe-
cia!!y the ciirisii portion oft coii no. bat have
felt extremely gra,i!ici with tho nianncr IN which
tho subjects wer. set forth.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

erv isct ii The spectators, tho aga the assgnei
,sS.i', had aesaaiiy c 10 accompany sas NJ.
.'-aiensi merchant bis uairss1 ur0cy-
- f.i'liFea hcxsn 10 cry, tho 1onaa 10 scsaan,,
'na The men 10 stars, aul all move, u,axse.
'raa.' Mao saaas-vaN, seeking inn,cdSa;S Ggrcss
Fac ran'c Was mavs,ssi, tho Jam fearful, sad g.
amy nssas,s fatal. S~ae icll and wero lraSsplsl
.l,o,. oiheFs pitched headoag aown The crani,c
,t.>ps. tsnising ,;.eir Gosa, aua. brcakia1 ,hsis
.spncs. w..e others ..Snei fso,u w;.,a..as Iwsusy
-:c,t tram HE groani 1'i.e house wss sooa clear.
al, ANA neither i;igc nor jar, would return - i,
,ha, dav the c.usc went t,,E the Dvscon BY gone
s.l &c! nnaiian.-ni 4 committee was spSain ted
To investigate the nI,,c. tho Gi.aw;nc dan. ~.
So.o 's'nc ai., tn. death Of Mf. West, whic..
a,aaeaci ,a,rnrssa,s.v q tteg t.so asjsarnment Of
he cc:vhra'ei Hartford Cans cation, of ~hich no
Isstnhor. ami w..ca WAS tho oaly puhc
Tres. he $ p-esa,e! upoa 10 accept, il YES
discovered tlat he, fading tbs Deacoa's ds(eacc
desperate. n!ied s. ratagem II hts e.oqucnces AID
placed, The night previous, n',u,eer II boys uu-
de- The Il Or u. sha co;.st-roofn With cats, n hc,
npn, aoacsTtei signal wcra Ia make ihsi-
sSupi.. They we,c admitted through the ESa-
ws, AID after nisi,' secretly dismissed. + $50
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

There are three Candidates Cor the Office Of
Navor Of the City Of ". York. Mr.. Clark, the
present incumbent. is the Wing candidate, Mr.
Riker, conservative, and Mr.. varian, locofoco
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

Mr. GzozsoS. Of Mississippi, has. since h's re-
turn home. declined being . candidate 'or Con
gress, at the approaching election, on account, A.
he states, Of Continued III hsa!th.-Nos. l1f.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

The i1s,ly Distinguished horse, Oh Bertrand,
lied 1t bis stand. Lexington, on Monday last.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14
sADHlHADLY Qualified"

"Ihavc The pleasure of informing orr friends
that the President has sen; to the Senate tho
uosl,na,ion ct WM. H. CRocNE2. Esq, nj New
Bedford, for Post Master II, that place HIS ap-
oin.n-n ,-i. eice tie kiytssf graf ,stio1 to ti'
demoracy q! Massachusetts,. Nj. CgoCx.R Is
admirably qu fed for the Office, an the unaai-
nifty with which IL has been desired by the s,cr-
ling democracy OF Bristol county will renier ii
OF tho mos, popular appoint s,en,s that has
been edc.'-Bostoa Ado. FEB. H.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

The four hers, Of fhs name Of Jo-sEs. c.la.-
god with the murder Of their uncle, CT ".sr'
ear Nemohis. Tenn have, afbes long aed close
.r,m,natioo. bseo admitted % hill - ihe Ssms cf
$4,000 each By the Jsdss q the Cises's Cssss.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

R,rors oi intended changes In Tn, Cabinet are
in circulation in the city. ind repeated with 81
much conf ience tia: incline 10 think there IS
some found alton fo- them The story goes that
~. Secretary WooDDcLT Is to accept the az
poia,n7 nj of Minister TO Great Britain; that Mr.
Axos KENDALL Is to secceed ham ia the Treasury;
and that Mr.. Senator GRUMPY is to became POST
master General. Ir. BUrLER, il il further sad,
is 10 resign the Assorney-Gsneraiship, and Nr.
G1LpIN (now So!icito. OF the Treasury j. to take
his p!ace.-Va- Int.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

ROMANCE IN TIE NINETEENTH CENrURY.-Ne
are wrong in surprising that all romance has c"aI,-
Grated. and TINT the reign OF matters of fact amt
utility is obsolete. Sometimes there is Il little
little rebellion. \ circumstance has
lately occurred in the south Of France, realizing
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

sI.rEa,ous.-The late Mi.sissip2i Legs
fure discovered that the @iiferary fund. Of
State amounting 10 S17O.OOO, could oesioes
found nor accounted for Tho money mao cesta
~ disappeared. bu; 70 ascertain wn'toes u
s,snc vss task that tsfiied tho ingenuity Of.
n. n.h,ic authorities OF the State. II IS sngg
,ed that come two-ie2ged snb-ireasury has va.
.r with i;.-(B .lsG,o.c Chron;cle.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26

S- An Interesting debate took place
III the Senate on the ith inst. on the
subject OF our relations with Mexico
Al grew out OF an enquiry made by MIR.
Walker OF Miss. whether the commit.
tee on foreign affairs had The subject un>
der consideration, and il an carly report
might be expected. MIR. Buchanan
lihe chairman OF the committee, )repied
that they had discussed The matter in>
formally, and that a majority OF them a
greed, that rs the final demand Of our
Executive bad not been complied with,
something more was to be done: But
who was to DO it? The conclusion to
which the majority had come was, that
the next step must be a measure uhich
might lead 10 War-or Var ifseif ="
lie added that a measure Of this charac.
Ser ought to originate in the other House
and be had been assured that Repor,
might shortly be expected from the com
miitee OF that House. We hope the
Ssminoies may De disposed OF before we
encounter DIexico.-VIR.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
yQyrEges SAEYE;gCTT

Now rising FIVE years old, OF black
Colour, will stand The present season at
nv farm near Staunton, at The reduced
price Of So the season and - cts 70 ths
keeper for each mare---but will rot iIi~
sure any Tor several reasons, one e which
is that many persons viii bring very cd
mares and put them By ensursuce at r.
low rate, and perhaps not one out Of
six will prove with foal---by that nlesas
iaju,e the character Of the horse. ] he
price mentioned is low. snd the sock
| aud breed OF this hcrse is eqnsl 10 any
in this part Of the country ior strength
and service. Any person whining 10 sec
a sample Of those horses can 10 60 b.
coming to u,y house. he is from IN
Sc 70 pson breed Of horses Formerly oe,r,-
ed by Ir. Grove OF this cccntY. w 20
is well known. Any person TntiiDE Q
mare must be puDctual ia bsviu7 her ,,r'
at regular days. Every a"smio, ~
be paid, but will not be responsible a.:
any accident which may happen. The
season will commence the &0ih day q
April, and end the 2oth Of July.
| JOHN McDOW ELI.
April 10, 1888,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
TRUST SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trus, executed
to me by George w. Bishop, brariug
date On the 2Ist day OF July. 1887, and
Of record in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Augusta, ani Of suhse-
queht authority given me by said Bish>
op, | will, for purposes in said deed
mentioned, proceed to sell. to the high
est bidder. at public aucticn. On Sa,u--
day the 9th day of aiay next, p, the
residence oil said Bishop. - miles
east OF Middiebrook, in Augusta couptF.
the following rroner,y, TO wi;.
Three Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Furniture, one Cupboard
and contents, consisting of Hates,
Dishes, &C., j large Crest, / large
Table, ] Work Stand, s Chairs, j
Looking Glass, 1 Cow, l Hog,
Scythe and Cradle, Moving Scythe
and Sneed, 2 Telling Axes, / sci of
Shoemaker's Tools, Lasts, &c, 1 lot
OF Cooper's Tools, 1 large Wheel &
Reel, l pair Shovel and longs, 2 o.
vens and Lids, 2 Pots and 2 Buckets,
large Kettle, l Mattock, ! Churn,
10 Crooks, quantity of Locust Plank,
and 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 mouths. the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security.
| will convey snrh It'll. o,.lv 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, 1838-04-26
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Harper,
IL was my intention 10 take no father no.
tice of MIR. Peyton's commuRicaiiuus, hut
IN ms last, he has assumed ground 30 extra.
ordinary, that am compelled TO give il a
brief notice. The learned attorney saws
that knew tina, an address TO the public. in
the columns Of newspaper, 10 effect Ger.
tsin object, was not only illegal, hut highly
improper Can Mr.. p. place his hand upon
the statute book, and show me the act prohi
biting an appeal TO Those interested, through
anewspaper, OF subject If such impor lance
as pu3lic highway! This assertion from ~
man Of Mir. P's legal a,rainnents has as,
tonished inc, as have no doubt il has the
public. Mr. p. says. ,!.s, the charge of his
having secured the members al the liar. On
his behalf, is en- extraordinary assumptions
1 refer him 10 my lasl communication. Tor
the authority gave, and which is we'll
groundeds Mr.. 2. has perverted my Ian
gusge, by rsying, that stated It as a tact,
cunning within my own knowledge wish
MIR. r. throughout this controversy, was dis,
posed 10 conduct Il upon fair grounds. I
come now, Mr.. Editor, to notice the very
modest suggestion OF MIR. r. TO The farmers
yesiding west OF me. He introduces i, by ask
ing, it ] was TO attempt to procure a better
road, for the people of the North Mountain
10 Ssaunton, they would no, prefer fiading
way across the country, into the free road
rather than travel over the precpitous hills
they now do. This il the precise object
MIR. r. has in view. II he is LAYING this
faltering JUNCTION to his soul, I tell him in
due time, that he will find himself must e.
gregIousiy mistaken. The bare suggestion
OF such an idea, IL a virtual admission that
he wishes TO have the Hebron road shut up
TO suit his We've, and by which he alone " iii
be benefited. Iappeal to every Candle mind
70 cay, 1t II does, not cnntsin AN impied adj.
mission Ot the charge OF selfshness, " hich
brought against him. and Of which he com.
claimed so much. III am no, misin for med
Mr.. r. will be defeated in his wish 20 close
the Hebron road, and will he cempeIled 10
yield his interest TO that Of the public. Be
fore conclude, ] must he permitted TO no.
tIce Mr-P's. charge of Logo iucaisn. Jack
sonisrn Is the Legitimate paren, nj Loco- fuco-
i'm, and considering The agency Mr.. p had
On htinging uinin existence, he is the last
man that should have brought such charge
against any one The public will recoileci
on certain occasion, he was q very good
jackson man. IL tina, party ever ehnuIu ac-
qnire the ascendsncy. which Heaven forbid,
he will lie held responsible for tue part he
took IN giving countenance In it, Bir. Ed
tor, no~ take py final leave If tie matter.
anu vii! submit it Ia the legal tribunal, at
which myself and Others have been deprived
OF having full and fair hearing.
ARCH. p. STUART.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
EDUCATION.

NEr wilt would very respectfully
inform the people OF Staunton that he
proposeste open Classical and English
school. where athorough. systematic,
and extensive course of instruction, will
be given. The branches of English,
which will be taught. are Reading and
Spelling. Writing and Arithmetic, Alge-
bra. Geography, Grammar. History, SC.
&c.tog all those Latin e. Gree K
authors. which are necessary 10 be stu.
died in order 10 enter the best coll. pes
and universities OF our country.
zone Can be admitted into the school
before they are able TO read, aud none
over the age Of fourteen.
The number OF scholars will lie limits
ed toa few. and they vii! ensure the
whole OF the teachers time and attention.
so that the school may be regarded MS
having all the advantages OF a select one
The price OF tuition will be ten dol
lars per session. for those who are study
ing English alone, and fifteen dollars for
those who are studying English in cons
Dection with The Latin and Greek Ian.
gnagrs.
Ii any persons may wish to make in,
qniTies with regard to the moral charac,
ter of MIR. Wilt, also with regard TO his
qualifications as a teacher, he would re-
Ter them to Dr. Berkeley. and to Nicholas
CHIMNEY. Esq.
S'aunton, April %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
WAYNESBOROUGH
Female Seminary,

The 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 litera
tuIe and science usually taught in similar
schools.
Terms:-board. S45 rer session tut.
ton, from Sl2 TO Is. can receive
twelve boarders in my own family; and
the same lumber may be accommodated
in very respectable family {Mr. w,
Withrow's) in this place, OH the same
terms Those who intend 10 enter their
daughters or wards. will be so good As
to apprize ME of their intentions before
the 10th of May as 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 in
advance, ]. G. WILSON.
April 10. IS3S.-4t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
TO FARMERS AND WA
GONERS.

CoToPAxT FURNAcE, March 30, 1893.
THE subscribers, DESTROYS of trans
porting their pig metal TO market as fast
as may be, would respectfully inform
Wagoners, aud all persons prepared to do
hauling OF this sort, that they cen get
hauling at this time, (and as we expect,
throughout the present. year, from this
place TO Sco,tsviile. and perhaps 10 Char
lottesviiIet al $40 per ton, payable 10
merchandise on delivery, or Cash, Old
the usual time.
The subscribers would also inform the
public that they will have first rate
moulders employ and will be prepar-
ed TO make Castings OF any description
that may be applied Tor, of the BEsr;
QUALITY, aDd on accommodating terms
Wagoners wanting constant employ.
meDt for their teams, will confer favol
by calling on
MCCORMICK, BLACK, 81 Co.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
10 Builders.

Sealed Proposals will be received un.
til Tuesday the 10Th day Of June next,
by tine Undersigned. committee APP.
pointed by the Court of Directors of the
Western Lunatic Hospital, for the cree
tion oftwo additions to said Hospital, on
the plan Of the Northern wing--thir,y
eight feet long by thirty wide, two sto,
ries high, with a basement under each.
The proposals to be for the whole work
complete, the undertaken or ubdertakers
to furnish all the materials. Persons dis.
posed to bid will be furnished with any
information they may desire on applica.
ton to either Of the Committee, or tc
Mr.. WOODWARD, at the Hospital. Bono
with approved security will be required
for the faithful performance oil the con
tract.
KENYON HARPER
EDWARD YALEN TINE
JAMES POINTS.
Stanton, April 10, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26

ROBT. GUY having purchased the
entire interest of Nath'l. Massie in the
Mercantile establishment at Deeriield in
this County, the business there. Gas for.
merly) will be conducted BY Root J
Glendy, one of the partners, under the
old firm of Robt. J. Glendy, g. Co., and
the undersigned hope for a continuance
Of the liberal patronage which their
friends have heretofore bestowed upon
them.
II is earnestly hoped and expected that
their old customers will this spring make
payment Of at least part of their res.
pectivc accounts.
ROBT. GUY.
r.. J. GLENDY.
Deerfeld, April 10. ls3S-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-26
RECEIPT FOR WASHING WITH
LITTLE LABOUR.

Take five gallons OF water, one pound Of
brown soap Cut up into small pieces, two
ounces of s"da broken up fine, two quarts OF
iime water, made with cold water, and pu,
them in a vessel 10 boil. Put the clothes in
wafer over night. When The mixture is at
boiling heat. put the clothes into il without
wringing them. LIE, them boil one hour,
then put basket over q tub and put The
clothes into il 20 drain. Then wash them
through one clean hot wafer, and afterwards
rinse them as commonly done.
n B.-Tbisis not suited In colnured s,uils
or woolIcns. The Washing Soda MAJ he
had al the Drug Store Of f. Berkeley s; Co.
IN Siaunfon, at j shilling pound, OF less ny
larger quantity.