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NTEW MEDiCAI.DI'YTIONAHl. Dung liz son,
7 New Mr,iicai lirhiary, iIpue Super Rnvai Gyn
Vol.-Dung iisSonS Therapeutics aud iu'nnn physi.
olugv.--DayuS Females, toiume.- Ehlcs i'I,'ra
,emtic, volumes.
New supple just .e.rnedhy Alex TDN.tR.
aug a ~ Camp Street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

fE1lE puhIc nic respectful, "rn"d t''Il InIS 'is'l
q tut,ru erected 81 HE LlnaI Improved plan, ana
and adj liIahC Sttua, Iii tit intll uuIg
Franklin upon die iaii, I'd, nle from ,i,c 3i,ss!s
siri.
iEchni!l:ng is l;rse a" no, icnn'odousy div iieu
into alIal trnts, inE h'rp4 separate deterrent c!usaea
i!i iicrelt diseases.
The institution is suptii with the most 8kiu an,
attentive ale and female nutaor, and speaking tho
riuus n.ouem languages.
Private may be had by grAtl2nte al ave dos
lars pc! day, lncut't9 otten,t'soe, sc.
Terms III the mary wards, two dollars per Ia,
Slaves also t~o dollars. small !'ox in the urdin,t
Hunis, i've doll rs.
An capital snIgiaa! oicy,in'ns eS'rG.
'i.c resilient pA, i'r " ttman, 10 " hon
up 1catiun i"r lIissul must be t~'!s Oh 10 ID L !,
iuLrst,r,g, no i. itanl,y., street. alt.'is
ssNC,iANGE on uc.mati al r'zht, f.' r"ir lay
H. u..i lhsGi,, 81 iiruvi,5r /
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= cine.
r.s,,,n,<..: r., ,,,.,,,,,,l + ,-c, Of ;rcu,haa
,,r. "A c,,t in, safe, amt INC st ,lcntua rcn'-l
r .,y,lr, ,,r No. r,,,.. nj ,;,,,o,,!,ea ti,"'is
~r;,,r.. Whites puus il, l!,r back and uiis, se"!",
v'.,L,"ss ,il;.,,M,, A!,nieg, g,,yel scorDu,'c
,,",;n,,s fG
e'nih"'*' &C; ,,osc..s. ;,,,, the uscfu
and active virtue OF the one now offered to The public
', las bn, +, ,.,;.r,u the numerous recon,-
~ ,ii ,,ny,i tram, Tia. mast eminent Of, the
rI E,r,l,y IN tuopr, believing ,ll, i, will be duly
,, '.h,n IT'S ,,,,,,. .r,. more. full, known. / lie
n', - ,.,,..;l,. s,nx,,n,i,,,y Hs,a has lost much
t -, 81 ~ rl .h LsI;L ~ ir ,,iru,s formerly
r'r,ss VI, i ] is Ii;,rir,1,t,r TASTE disturbance
,,,,c1 i, H.. hovc,s and s,ou,:l and its heretofore
;,.;cr,c, u hen us.I in ,)u. iuta,nurrov stage. The
,,ro,,;,nr an a,ay sis OF the !sas,m, eonceiv
'',s would, thereby he much
may, ,,,d ,n1 n,ny, usei,llv administered ,E'an
" ,,' ,,,, s, rh. .,,rue;i cue comliucs ir
most scouting a" All. w on r,rases ,Le
i,; -. ,h n,,,, uro,}uciu an operation trial, uso-
49, - i", ',;,,,, ,,, .l..,,,t,ue of its h,inH
;,, , I,.t s,,,r.ss IN ll,r dix tcut stages
".''''"'Ho'e' N"n Pe l s, ,;,r, Vii, ,ia,,, and
O" INC "D'| u's''r r ' '"'' Ih decided ap
pro alton !" >"r Of Hs'' '''' M','j' ~, h,,
!f"'e'l' "oS,''''l' ''" p".mN ,,;, Il w,s y t;v
DC H. AN" >, i,, n, Al, ,n,,hy in ali
"'''S % i, ,r1,io,s
"'t'cn. ''''e'''S' ,a ~ functions
"'''@ ''''' i Wv, I 3,,r;,ur, 81, l,.
''''' pIv" ,I,' t,r,},, Me-, have rxessrd
' ?,: t; = ;, xt~u,,'ii,,r,, efficacy in ever,
their satisfaction :" rs rSI'%.t, a',,. IL ho in ,rir
' ,'> , .,;,.. 'rhpi,. n, ,,ya;io,s viii he
!'''o"c 'n' P'N'' P'I1'"s :, !. iLnu tH,.m,s,
,'''' (" 'F >, ~ ''
i'"h""'' live !. ,r.,trI ,,|.>,Ns
aus zoo r, :: y, roaou to ,Le
IL, !" y =, - - 80, ,u,,n,,,
~ = '""'S ',el' ,,,,r ,,,,.,r,,.,,iou il,
nc ~" ""r' " H., il. ,,,, nils I,,,
Variety "e',ecI ''.. ~ Wv, II ~, L., ,,, h,,,. !,
proved 81, '''.,''S ~ " ,lI. ami ,i};r,r;,,
prho,ie'- II o n vi Wv '" ,i ,.. i, nlt.,,
remedies ever "'' " w. Wy ,,'>, l;,. vL;ls !
rom eNe't'e', VA" p''. lt,,, ,i., USUALLY ,x
'I"'S "'' '",t''e' VI. 2'''
E =, =, ia, nn.rL NJ II G. s plysic;nu TO the $
> from - II ,i ''',H ""''' VA u y - -
' i ~ ,, i,',. j.; .,,,;r,r W., testimony to III
'nI' grew t;e'''rt, ~ ,n v;Jue van II,
''''' '.' t',{ ~ . , ~ ~, r'. rrw,,, Tor IA
S''eet>' ~ ''; ,, j.; l,.;u,;nn il 10 such com
= 'f' ' i vs.
= pa, " "a, =; =, . !, u c s,,,.,, t., Cuy,s Hoe
Is t""' " y i'' 80 0
F'' ;.. nc ,.,; ~, ,,,s attended, TN. admin
D. ''' '''''' " =: 49,. " ~. ,,,,;,,,,e afflicted vi
d :, ,''' r wv , r ,,; IL ,I ,,, tl,., il has m,
,n, !, u, ~, ~, ,rnl, :,,,,,,u,,td MAY the srcc.
). =" I, 1, an,,| and ynrpd,, r.n:y YOU {,
!, r,I, H., ,.,.,,;,i
- S', I '''' S; ,'Cn.s r RS Pres s,c &C.
,,,H,. h,, ;,},.'l IN ,ry ,uur t>rac, in seyc,
I', tn'loS, w;;c had hitherto l,ille
.;u;s',,,d Ly me- having tnup
:, sure aud speedy effected by it, in q few days
- feel m, srfin duty ho,n to that now in pas
y tire hn,l, ,llic and nryate recommend and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

7Hy, VHTF VHE'" =. 7 :,
Saddle bays double ands,ngle; va'cos medical
uadlo bags, Brussels carpet bugs; best IRON frame
Gather foil. trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorcd sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol bel,s coach, gig, sulkcy, twly aud planters
crop w.ips: wool, woFs'ed, cot'" ard leather
uirlhs and sursinl les; slrrup leu'herS; tank
s,rnus md worstel rein web; chain and hook
,names: blind brides and lines; orch collars,
and ,rse aud mule collars. ,'b all quail1l's; mo
roccu, buck hear. sheep and bstalo skins; pIu'ed
brass aud steel bride bits of ev,ry description
plated. brass and steel spurs OF every description
plated, brass and steel slirrups Of every descripS
tion
Together with complete assortment, OF every
ar,,cl. in their Line Of busness-uil OF which they
offer for sale an accommodating terms.
They will alsn continue to receive through the
year. by p'cke,s from New "1N' ltes" S"Pp'''s ID
kOUES, DAVIDSON CO,
70 IS Canal st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

'''''''
F.UNTE\E 'rrt.!.t.i.'~ own Ht'uK--
lomIs'~ GrtInnnr-l csli'o Cnonely
Brln,r'S XIV to 'irscunque
Pornv French spelling book
English READERS, halt aud tull bound
WannStr,rht'- fr.n.h Ora
Neem's u ASngiuu and " run
Ew,Ts nIc,lrai companion
inhuS nrt'.:;clir--lrIi IN the nerves
ludv'~ .ec"; pocket book
& n'Irnann> ii 'lrn pocket book
MR. ut ln,I'r--i rnrk"tt'* org book
i!uit's ted Suites.
\ AMI large supply Of the above works just
c'ivci and opcnci for snl'' on good terms by
m.I 4 r"Wn, l9 CAN'T st
upilDIr> Terry X PAPER iANHINti SrUEd,
lIeuty SIetrrcht, ttormertv J. {. Weeks
would nest rrsperttuilv iniarm Ids INcn
tie i,tl .1l" N :, neral, to, he has and Is
" RECEIVING a general assortment ut nphnls'tFy
/ an / paprr t,aH-In4. The h'lI""inu compress IA
art "t hs ST" L. Inch he oilers tor sal" at wh"i'
sale - eta! "a l!t~ n:3sl acco4.nndatnG l"imS
viz
/ French velvet ard satin parcr latest style Dc
halt ,nur,n and vn,ntaou, pnllAdeldia 4a2' 1
ana uur3nz Il 80 d., French landscapes. H.
boards, u IL Is, L.. Il" v,lv't and ""rSltd Il" Il
! marranze dn rrIer~, silk iliner any, naloous -!
/ qutu1'rs, patterns and prizes, ""rS'r tu"s's Us
sorted pt1'cra. pain and col 'rd, S"A-s nlnSAn
! inItst et,ie rjaH aHd cul"uac ii, cvtl"n draper,
mushns > atA and twrlied, assorted c"t"fS. IF "
STYLE OF needle work for spta cushions, t'otsI"'
covers &c new style OF brtl pulterS, rai~' hgnrr
| amt PLAIN, gilt window urnntnents vt al! pnitrrh
! and sizes, GIT eagles bata and spears, ieaIhc's
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair cluIt, figured am
pl4ln, a large assortment ct TOYS chI!Jrtn
large silk cord and taHStls, wolsiet cord aud ias
se!s, genttnl assortment If uPh"IStero aud phrt
hahgIngs, constantly on hanh and to sale at tn
lowest prlv.s at nos Al E"yal 81 Gu l,t,
| House ST.
| \ i;-r...snns IN the cry or f ON tie country
| are Respectfully invited !" uall and tGrmtnt l."
| themselves. Carpets and r"rtatms made III Tie
apst nlt',t m stvlA, prtf'HNed Al the Spout
| est nnrrr. aHa all kinns al ult.'iut-ieiy VOL
uunc with utn;ecS~ and !, sint"n. oct )
| sAGtjN. LAIR! aud tD'ti>t 81 ultd, tirl!lull
! } cnrei Sl.'s and Shoulders
ltuD KEGS first quality LAID
lOu hrl, ,iess Fork, nf sale hlt
| "ap ) SrErSpN n AVERY 1iGnFirr >
4 ,Un Ala ,iil'', aud hYi,or'ce and rn,iha-l case
iu>., nlal.lI. AMI for sale by
JARVIS L ANDREWS,
| ale corner Common & IchoupiIouas sts
g&!IIIlii1 BALLS X tlit.Ci>~,--jus,r..e;,e
/ , spirLiL article OF Billiard Balls and Checks.
| EGSn X ALLEN,
| apr.A f,xrharre Hotel, It tHmisS < t0nrn"n
| sai>Irs.'.> iNk-JuSt received IRON baf4',
/ Cnaft: ,rr q large i'll, uice OF Johnson and Iu
fan,'s nov - hDuk land jos .4lk, aud tor &nte i'v
| a.. \ TtaNAN - Cu,uf :,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07
IIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
yrIfREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NE|



yrHREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS
YENIIE proprietor of this establishment mas the pen.
sure of announcing to his friends and the pubic
in gcner that he will he in readine~sby the 'st gay {"
Nav to receive visiters. He will also state tor the BIT"
neft of chose at distance, that there have been laf?'
improvements made and others now going on and IN
rap progress for completion, which will enable tile
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore anI Mt the same time much bct'er
Funlie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those " no prefer can haze large cabins detached from
the mai building. :
1t ia Ieemcd unnecessary tc say anything IN af""
lar Of the character OF these waters for II Is geeraV
believed that they inferior to any in the S"u,s-
ern Htatcs. All the a,nusemrn's that are gene'a!'T
found 1t Watering Places, will be found at tiis } I
best Music that this part OF th' country Affords, +
been 1nynred, and will he in constant attendance AT lie
Sprin rs during the whole season.
I Us subscribe, will avail himself Of this opinrtlnlty
II returning his uneigncd thanks for I'll" very liberal
SUM; r given him last and hopes by tho "X'r-
tions thar have been made improving and extending
the accommodations. merit liberal PATRONS the
nresent INV tNNM'
NIB
StADDLEEY W ARE the subscribers, manu-
- Ecturers aud wholesale dealers i'll sAddtcry
u,o.ls are ia" receiving by late arrivals irons the
- uor,h. \; addli' TO Ihcr iornrr stock, an ex'en-
ave ,sg,fTr,;7 "t arIicTrs III their ilnr, a!nong
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

I ARD-!:!00 hrgs supvri.r leaf lard, F- seto by
4 G. EUfSET !
gnlv II 44At.s ttsvrR +"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

IA iii>kI.i .-iuu Iris RerGrd in SIRE iyY yAe by
W vIl e.. DORSEY, "a New ir,te.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

NH ESS EhEF- ) hali biis at the DEIecaG N
We Lae iur sale nv Il Bog seq,
mlD a. Nt~ Leye+
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~ EW NOVEL Net ,oncs ala ent Il III. az. .,i=
/ Nicholas Me k.eby No. IA. Jack Sis}1..us ',.tf
ID. .ived aud for ale by ALEX. 't'"At
July 21th MA, ~lv.r
tINAY nAC'S-50 Bal! $. . Bushel, tIus-. Tugs
Y s. in store fot Sale by J TIA I'll, = lie
l4jI, ID. ~f
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nor the Of rheumatism, oula kings evil gout
scitca hip govt, nclcnt suit fhGut, stpI'
ltic aud curia Diseases :af;itnirv ulcers and aih
affections Of the bones liberated throat and hostrs "cer
Descriptions and Internal aDscesses st
las pies $cnd ead scurry hilrs chronic sore eyes,
elias, locHs and every variety Of cutanenhs ai"eoh curry
nc calrr head ache proceeding from any acrlh huho"f
pam ~ the tHHac and dyspepsia proceeding ro' '"t,o
affections OF !ha liver chronic inflammation OF lh hl"s
and general debility caused Ivy torpid action OF Inc vessel
81 the skin. 1t singular ~ fich in nofahe '"s
constitutions which have been broken down by lue'""
treatment nile u general VI ~ "
cunnrnl, all those ea.es which from 'npure
% the boVd tho nmors, of "iiacyer name
kind.
some OF the above complaints require some finhs ne
stln applications which the circumstances OF the e'isc W"
ctHe huI al remedy rurifetur 10 remove IN
The INDIANS ptNACEA vail gonetuy be found SUI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

Robert Whar~n. Esq. late Muvor Of Phil '''"F'
has rerict a. b ss"n below, tpihe hl.-h eh'r'
ter of he following rpu,cnIpn.
The md r~ign,i do h,rhv certify 'hn "rhAvr ns'h
the lt4n "i Columbia discovered hv j. illfl'-c ana
have found it highly srvirenir not only ~ preventive
against hc tpng off Of hair hn also c,Ytain rrf'of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07
rEANKEEIG IugxEMARY

NG,IaN,ir. on plliI.ADEi.Phli--For sale h.,
luy L NGRkf., Is Camp :
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

i UTTER \ LA4il,-l0U kegs lard - AZ 20 sHpa
, rlor Western butter 't,r sale by
aly6 Il. u JHsEi Al w, }tvt1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

New York, Sc g. u, ]9.s
This certify, that in the Fall of 1920 tw: la1il
asweling in neck and incr, which aerward ,.'t.
became large Ihsstiy ulcers nncA. Alter -
physicans to no advantage went l., Fiilui,rh
myself under the Of )rs. Paws aud iinac
repeated soitratious effect was
curahr Afterwards t"uk twcnty bottles of l.l--
aud ca tt bot les ui P"tirr> CnrhuliCnn,
hrnrt brslaiting OF ii', hicl had beg. We
n rnrn"t' tn parent. New York,
II Hp tuH Hn.crie death. Hearing III i!
tho urt,Hn' ra4ucrt how Il
Wis rr-u4dch ~ Try II, tas To lgt s.r-
well ,>i,rtiun. Il inuud
AMI upon taking. hotties the utl
lhrramr perfectly Welt the course of IN .4,
rnait"i u ! make this = - .
nt!t ts!3ttI- those who
milar srr"iuu@ .rnt'c affections, tia, Ii h..w
" 40 has 4
" lu Iucla his Iir saved ly the abo,u syrup
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07


The above medicine is for sSlc nj hole ale and reai
at No. s. poyuaS street, between Nagn1ll" ana Camp
SITS, New Orleans. m'o
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IhNrIcst0h. ia y 7
was afflicted four years with an ulcer in Tic irs cl
ally accompanied with cAys'pcous 'rtainmatinr tht
pam the leg and ankle JOINT Several emlnri. : ht
CXCrtrd their skin upon II, but without pUriiatt r"t
tnl. five bottles of the Il ii ms Fn.inesal air =
MAEiAkEI A NfST,isi Ma S.zI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

Making i6s miles per day. Or miles per ho'u, iciu
sive Of all stop,ASes nov 10
n. b. | hes leave to in!o,m the ruhlic that tn.
bridges over the Cha,al,e he swamp and .lar Ltho
creek have JUS, been completed the genera! govern
ment, Ih= NJ, obstacles operating sanstts sale am
speedy route are tl'us happily removed; and have the
SIS drivers aud ua.s OF the first order; ant to the
from rcnsscoln. Ce:r hi"ii, it is admit
ted by all who tv- passed. ,l.rough ii o be unsurpassed
Gcor:i. have also bccnrcvairrtl. j NJ BAKER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

WILLIAM TIN \TrEIt.R, Senior,
Methodist Minis ter in st t;rorge "'ar'r,
No iG North Fifth 81.
JOHN r INGilS, :'.,l Airh street.
JOHN u THOMAS, NJ y. li} Race It
JOHN : Ft'EEi lhl Spruc" street.
litiiI NrCIRDI .'.l:' South ID ST.
=. JDIlN GARD, jr, l,!i Arch street.
1t j. known that three of the above Si-nrrS nni'
than - years Of age, Al. the ot"'s not less than 80
r.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-07

lCh.--t}u i.I.,'s re, uI sue hy
"a az, =. rNii4R, 81 Eroscr {:
d iFt rRr.:,i.it> rsHS--ju-, recPwea super',r
4 i artict oil HE pre5eivers al tic hazaaf,
az BUSH n ALLAN
1 IME--lDtt ask, rhulnasiuu Line, landing 1roIn
4 Il ship reruvlst t'f sale by
nply y y lr WHITNEY, % Camp st
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11
TIE PRESIDENCY WITHDRAW
AL OF MR.. WEBSTER.

The Boston papers of Wednesday
contain the following letter from the
Hon. Mr.. WEBSTER:
TO THE PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
1t is known that my name has been
presented to the public, by meeting of
Members Of the Legislature of the State,
as candidate for the Office of President
Of the United States, at the ensuing c.
lection. AS j; has been expected that a
Convention would be holden in the au.
tumn OF this year, composed of Dele
gates from the several States. I have
hitherto thought proper not 10 antic,p pate
in any way. the results of that Convex
ton. But am DOW out Of the country,
not to return, probably, much earlier
than the period fixed for the meeting OF
the Convention, aud do not know what
events may occur, in the meantime.
which, ii | were at home, might demand
immediate attention from me. desire,
moreover, TO act no part, which may tend
TO prevent cordial and effective union
| among those, whose object, trust, is t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11

The name OF one OF the most venerable and
veneraied c'tizeus OF Augusta:
Zen. Robert POrterfield-A soldier of the
revolutions. He is endeared to us alike by
our recollection Of his gallant conduct AZ y
soldier and by our knowledge Of bis private
virtues as citizen
BY Franklin McCue-The day we cele>
3rate--with all it's thrilling associations. the
past-the present-and the future i-Can - 2
ever forget il ?-no never!
BY John Is. Watts-rhe dav we cele
orate-The voice of thunder to Kings, r,v.
ing with accompanying iigh,nings, their
crowns asunder.
BY Guest-Tbo heroes If tho revolu-
t'on-may their memory descend 10 the La
test posterity.
BY Joseph Points-Mar,in Van Buren,
patriot Ut the first water.
BY Joseph Poin,s-'rhe much abused sub.
Tressury-n is the only panacea Tor proven.
ting deiaicatirns
by CAUSE.-THE Fair Sex-The lovelies,
work OF Heaven, the greatest com fort on
earth, their smiles constitute both the hone
aud reward OF our eXerlions.
by Joseph Points Martin Van Buren,
when political abolition would diifuse through
the medium OF the United States Mail, tire.
brands and death. he promptly and ieorlessly
gave il death blow in the u S. Senate
BY Joseph Smith-David Camp5ell-The
Governor of the people, and not OF party
BY Chas. II. Lewis-The sentiment of
Claiming, as modified bv Nr Plummer :;
. England andA america for tho world.
BY rhos. J. Michie-The lair sex-God
bless them
BY Jas. Points-Smith Thompson Of '76
memory.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11

TINE TO 60 HoME.-Paulding, in
his life Of Washington, gives the follow
ing little anecdote Of the mother Of this
great man:
"She was once present and occup led
the seat OF honor, at bail given to
Washington, at Fredericksburg, while
in the full measure Of his we'll earned
glory, and when 9 o'clock came, said TO
him, with perfect simplicity, Come,
George, it is time to go home"
1t would, perhaps, be well if many, to,
day, would remember when it is "time
to 20 home"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11

By Sheets-The goddess OF liberty. III,
modern Eve-grace 10 ia all her steps .hesv.r
and love. e""'
BY a: K. Tebo-Tbe Mechanics g. Far.
NETS OF odd Augusts," may they ever h,
foremost on tho Rsmpar;s OF Freedom. an,
hrsi u" the Temple OF Liberty.
by d. Newcomb-As We meet ON this a.
yer 10 he remembered day, to celebrate one
Of the brightest schievemenis recorded ia
Tue an"a's OF tho world, may we NEE, an,
BY Gues'-Henry Cease; may health
wes,n ana prosperity attend him, for hi.
hospitality 10 the Mechanics.
BY John Nj. Trayer-The Mechanics nj
Staunton lille wine enlivens their hearts
may friendship surround the festive board.
ny Addison Gregoiy-The good Shin u
mon; built OF the tree OF liberty, command
cd ny Independence, and manned by tho Pat.
riots ~ 10, may she out sail all invaders
anu saieiy land in port Of glory.
By Dewitt G. Harry-Here's TO the Me.
chanIcs, and To the girls whose hearts are
WIN The Mechanics; may every blessing at
tend them, aud all their efforts he crowoe,
with success.
ny w. Phman-American lnlcpe n
dence-ihe ituit OF justice, virtue, Wig liam. e
d!u eooO economy.
ny Peter kuriz-The trades and profes,
sions OF our country, countenanced by Law,
o. our own making, and pursued with ,ntcy.
rhy and industry, they will soon bear love ie
one another.
BY VIM. ii. Sianker--Benjamin Frank
iin-may his memory never be forgotten by
the Mechanics Of America
By VIM. MtComb-The memory of De.
wit Clinton may il survive the rayapes o
time, and live fresh in the memory of old
and young.
By w. Fl. Washiny ,ou. III,
founder Of liberty, and first Ptesiden: Of tn.
United States; may the young men of Au.
gusia initiate his virtues and his priya,e
character.
by Daniel Carrol-May the wings of ,b.
American Eagle afford protection TO III.
virtuous Emigrants of every cline, as ampI.
and pefvading as the philanthropy oiIreland'.
Patron Saint.
BY Guest-Tory ism-It matters no,
whether II be proclaimed from the Pulpi, or
musings; u never can produce any thing hu,
feelings OF indignation !; and nothing but q
sense o duty TO society can save the offender
from the punishment due 90 great an outrage
upon an American community.
by David POints-Mariin Van Buren, the
able and efficient President of The United
States his prospect for re. election, grows
brighter every day ;and owithslanding the
pseudo charges OF non communication on the
great questions OF national policy, bruiled
from ono end Of The Union to the other. he
Is rising and getting faster hold on The af>
iec'ions OF the people, which become strong.
er and stronger, as time brushes away the
cobweb sophistry of his enemies.
By NJ. w. Maury-Wm. c. Rives-A
s'atesma" of unbending integrity; may he
never want a irieHd in the hour al need.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-11
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, July ..

FROM 'he new York Commercial Advertiser, July a.
RkcLrTioN OF THE PREsIDENr.--
The President Of the United States ar.
rived at Jersey City at the appointed
hour IN the morning, and was received
with appropriate honors by the MAYOR
and corporation Of that thriving com.
muniiy. The mayor, MIR. Gt.porv
threw open his own spacious mansion for
the occasion, where the citizens OF all
parties we're received and presented 10
the chief magistrate Of the nation. The
New York committees also met the
president at the house of Mr.. Gregory.
and between l2 and I o'clock accoInpa.
MED him to the steamer provided for
him at the wharf.
On passing from Jersey city to the
Battery, he was saluted BY the forts and
ot.y the United States ship North Caro-
ina, and other vessels. We are told by
those who saw the aquatic pageant, that
IL was alike beautiful and imposing. On
landing at Castle Garden he was salutsd
from the Battery. A congratulatory adj,
afess was made TO him BY Alderman
Iaiimad9e, to- which the President re.
pied. HE then passed the troops in re.
view, who were paraded on the Battery
ior That purpose. Castle Garden was
crowded with people Of both sexes, aud
mere were several thousand people on
IN Battery, in addition TO the troops.
Inc regiments Of the latter appeared not
very full. but their appearance and con.
Duct were highly credi.able.
The President then rode up Broad,
way, preceded oy the troops, surround.
ed oy friends, and followed by a long
proc' ssion OF carriages, horsemen, aud
iootmen.-He was mounted on a fine
black charger. Broadway was well
thronged for the occasion, and the win.
dows OF the houses were filled. In the
vicinity OF the Park, the crowd was
great, and the scene quite animated
Indeed although there were fewer peo.
pie abroad than when General Jackson.
and afterwards General Harrison. were
received. and less enthusiasm dIsplayed
yet the reception was such as must have
been alike gratifying and satisfactory to
the President.
Alter performing the line Of march as
prescribed for the occasion, the Presi-
dent alighted in front of the CITY Hall.
where the troops. though greatly ia.
tIgued. passed the President and corpo.
ration In review. This ceremon, over,
the President assembled to the Governors
apartment. where those who had tickets
OF ADMISSION were presented to him.
Refreshments were dispensed alter
~ hich the military were dismissed and
the multitude dispersed. Thus ended
gay which must have been sufficiently
ia'igu'ng to all concerned. The military
were under arms nearly twelve hours.