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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
PU BLEC SALE.

will sell at public auction, on Fri
day the 18th of September, at DinkIe's
Store, in Bridgewater, Rockingham
County,
200 ITO VsS'E.gH.y SHEEP.
of good quality. They will be sold for
cash, In lots of from ito 20 to suit puz-
chasers. Sale TO commence at IL O clock
JOHN w. FRAZIER.
Cloverdale. Aug. %
Rockingham Register insert till dag
Of sale and tof,card The account TO this
office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
NaAncrteU.

On The 22nd inst. al the residence Of Col
Franklin McCue, by the Rev'd Samuel
Kennedy, Mr.. ROBERT II Robertson
10 Miss ELIZABETH r. MILLER, eldest
daughter OF Geo. NJ Miller, decd
On the 22nd inst, by the Rev. J. J..
Reimensnyder, Mr.. Jacob Hi,debrand to
Miss Magdatene Gochenour, all of the
Long Meadows, Augusta county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
$1,000 ACRES.

Ia or 49, 600 Acres of which will be sold
IN one body, and the residue in detached
parcels, as may suit the convenience OF
purchasers. About IL. 600 acres of said
land is rich and level, not less that
%'ooo acres is good meadow land.
and about 1000 acres cleared. The
whole of said tract OF land is well wa.
tered. and has upon it two streams am
ply sufficient for Milling esta ADJUSTMENTS.
The Bent Mountain tract has for ma
ny years been regarded as one of the
most desirable Stock Farms in Virginia
and from personal examination of tn.
lands, the subscribers feel no hesitation in
recommending il TO the attention of the
public.
The said land will be sold on credit
OF one, two and three years, (reauiring.
however, sufficient amount in cash to
deiray expenses of sale, &c.) Bond
with good personal security will be re-
4nlred of the purchaser, and the title re-.
tanned as further security for the pur.
chase money. Fair plats of the said and
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
shelving the quality and boundaries. Mr..
Lawry, who resides upon the old Bent
Mountain tract, will shew the above
land at any time to persons wishing TO
purchase. The title is believed to he
unquestionable, but acting as Commits.
sioDers OF the Court, we will convey
such title only as is vested in US by said.
decree.
F. III. MAYS,
ELI PHLEGAR. Conn.,
August !, iS39-St i
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES,

We learn HAT seizures OF British woollens
TO The value OF perhaps thirty thousand dol.
lars were made yesterday in this city, on the
ground, as we hear, that they had been en- .
tered AT the Custom House in New York al
lower rates nfdu'y than were legally char
geaoie on them.-We further learn that
,hese goods are the property of Mr. Bottom
W citizen OF Great Britain, by whom they
were placed in the hands of houses here 10
be sold. Bull finer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29

northern man with southern prin-
ciples-as the white bear said When he
swallowed the niger.
"a fear" said country curate to his
flock, when proclaimed to YOU in nv
iast charity sermon, that Philanthropy
was the love of our species, you must
nave understood me to say specie, which
may account Tor the smallness ofthe col>
lection You will prove, 1 hope, BY
your present contribution, that you are
no longer laooriDg under the same mis-
take" "'''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
JUST RECEIVED

Picture Glass leS1 24 and l6>e %
Five gal. DemJohrs.
Japan Farrish,
Black Oil Varnish,
Dry White Lead-Chrome Green (gr'd
in On,)
Black Lead Crucibles,
White Mustard Seed,
White Ginger, &c.,
Churches Essence Of Mustard.
Aud continue to keep on hand every
variety of Paints and Dye StuGs, and al
most every thing in the Drug line.
L. BERKELEY s. Co.
Stanton, Aug. p 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
For. SALE

a likely and hearty young NEGRO
WOMAN, with two fine Children
sold for no fault, and on reasonable
credit-the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. Enquire Of the prin-
ter.
August 29-4t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
1873 AGREES.

The title is believed to be unques,ion.
able, but acting as the commissioner Of
The Court, will convey such title only
as Is vested in me by said decree.
MOSES II. McCUE, Com'r.
August 22-5t
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sS4 RE w ARD.

Stolen from the subscriber at the mill
OF David Kerr, esq about the middle OF
July, a EefGe 60i's'eeEeG ASSsgog
with percussion lock underneath made
on the new plan-aIso i,oo mates OF
Stirer of singular shape. The length
oil the pistol barrel is between s and 9
'nches-the stock and barrel is not fitted
close undernesth--ihe tenent was cut
too long, and a small plug of wood was
hiied IN. will give The above reward
for the said pistol and conviction Of The
thief. GEO, 4. COLEMAN
". b. ] suspect some hands that went
10 work on the James River canal neal
the mouth Of Rockfsh river.
: Jug 30
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
GA.i9IIE al. PTsEE1
] eDaD9 eDGDdeS : :
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE OF NEAEsYEANEe

1o~n Hall and other buildings in the
City Of Baltimore.
CLASS No. ONE. FOR 1899.
To be positively drawn in the city OF BaI,i.
more, on Wednesday September 25ih, 1889
under the superintendenee of Comm issioners.
D, $: GREGoRY s. Co. (Successors Of
Yates and M'Intyre,) Managers.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
sagzss,.s n g'rogrucsea .ygee,.

sssssssssiS Gag will be commenced in
MT. Sidney on Friday evening the Both
nst.,by The Methodist EpiscoyalChurch.
Also similar meeting will be commen>
ced IN Stanton on Thursday evening
'he oth sept and both will be contIn.
uei over Sabbath.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
DK,SfS UY,gSpoNe

The co-partnership heretofore exist.
ing between Messrs. Lathrop g. Van
Deursen OF Richmond. aud John b.
breckenridge OF Stanton Va, under the
tirm OF +. Van Deursen s. Co. is this
day dissolved by limitation. The
business Of the late firm will be closed
by John B. Breckinridge Esq. and Mr..
Hugh John Craw ford, Jr.
LATHROP s. VAN DEURSEN
JOHN b. BRECKIN RIDGE.
Staupton. Aug. lst, 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29

An lrishman sold horse. warranted
"without fault" The buyer found him
stone blind. and complained according
~. "By me sowl," said Pat that's not
his fault, it's only his misfortune sure. 4"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
Executors Sale.

In pursuance of the last will and tes
tament OF John Paris decd, the under>
signed, will on Friday the 9th day of
September next, at the la,e residence of
the said Paris, 2 l-2 miles south Of
staunton. sell TO the highest bidder al!
the personal estate OF the said Paris. a.
mong which is
Z head of Horses, Ii head of Cattle,
% head of Sheep, about 40 head OF
Hogs,--a good plantation wagon and
gear-l cart and gear, one set Of
Blacksmith's Tools Wheat, Rye,
Oats, and II or Is acies of Corn now
growing-a quantity ofhousehold and
kitchen furniture and general assert
ment of farming utensils.
The above property will be sold on
credit Of IL months for all sums over So
and the purchaser required 10 execute
bond with good security. Cash will be
required for all sums under So.
At the same time we will sell the re-
al estate OF the said Paris consisting Of
II Tract Of about lis .Acres
OF land, the quantity to be ascertained af,
ter sale by survey. it being the same
tract on which he lived. The terms for
the land will be one fourth of the pur.
chase money in hand, the balance in |,
aud years, and lien retained to Sc
cure the deferred payments.
Inc improvements are good wooden
! 1Sss. HOUSE, with porch in front.
sttssMa Kitchen and Spring House, and
Gs@a&8sss- an excellent Barn, with all
o'her necessary ont houses. This farm
is well worth the attention of those who
wiSh 10 purchase small farm near
o'anpton' Mr.. John Paris jr., residing
on me land or either Of the undersigned
will show ii to any person DESTROYS o!
purchasing.
LYTTLETON WADDELL
NiCH'S, c. KINNEY
Eror's. Of John Paris, dec'd.
, August 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29

A LA WYER'S DECLARATIONS.
All, me thy beauty, with severe conirvi,
Has brought lis action against every sense
And served its sweet subpoena on my soul
To bich, alas dare not make defence.
Rn,cherbocker.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
So REV ARID.

Lost, between Stanton aud Boys
MIL on Sunday morning last. a small
RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK,
containing S25. The above reward
wiz De gwen for returning the same to
me with its contents.
PRESTON B. CORBY.
augusta CO, Aug. 20, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
ATTENTION,
GsfgSCp3'S of the ss9N gpo-7s ,

You are hereby notified to meet al
the Court house in Stanton, on Satur-
day the 2lsi day Of September next, q,
| o'clock, a. NJ. for the purpose Of e.
Iec,ing COLON Ell for said Regiment
in the place Of franklin McCue, Esq
resigned.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN.
u. Col. Commanding
32nd Reg't V. NJ.
August 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
OBITUARY..

Died, in this town, on SUNDAY night
isst' Miss JANE TAPp, sister of Vincent
faPP, decd. former Clerk of the Hus,.
ings Court Of Stanton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
E.OSW

On the road between Staunton and
M'ddlebrook. on Tuesday last, bundle
containing two black Silk Dresses, one
Bead Reticule, one new Paint Brush.
and Pocket Handkerchief marked C..
nkeen, Any person finding the above
named property. and restoring it to me
shall be literally rewarded.
GEORGE CAMPBELL.
Stanton, August 22-3t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
NOTICE.

| HEREBY notify the heirs Of Amos
bra"son' that | now hold in my hands
certain money coming to them from their
aunt MARY Brausou's estate, which they
WIZ please call and receive, or other.
WISE shall proceed TO pay it out 10 9th.
e's Of her relations, as the law NAV di.
'ec'' JAS. II. LAHEW.
ADM. Of Mary Bransop, decd.
Lnray, Page co. August Pm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
lSO eRCR rs.

about 40 acres in timber. There is on
the place large aud convenient brick
1SsgA dwelling HOUSE. good Barn,
IEsaN Orchard, &c. Possession
l.sgSaA- eau be given at any time
Terms accommodating. 1.-THE above land
is not previously disposed of. it will be
set up to the highest bidder on the 10th
day of October next.
JAMES NJ. LILLEY.
August 20.
o. Buckingham Register insert gill sale
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
AfanaA fOH. Sale.

will sell TRACT OF LAND, Nv.
ing III Augusta County, mile from
Greenvii!e, on the east side of the main
road, and adjoining the lands of John
browniee. saml. Finley. David Shultz,
and Il, Williams, containing
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
August D.
Mrs. Ann p. Smith,

AS you are not \ resident Of this Com
mcnweolIh, and have no known agent
therein. you will please TO take notice.
that Oh the 23id Of September 1899, at
The store Of George j.. Craig. IN The
village OF BarterbFook. we will proceed
TO take the dispositions OF Bepiania Ia.
rev aud others, which. when taken. 4Ye
wlli offer as evidence on the trial Of a
SUIT IN ChancgTy nov depending in the
County Court Of Augusta sitting in
Chaneery, wherein we are plaintiffs and
YOU and others are Defendants
DAVID GUTHRIE.
GUTHRIE 81 MARTIN.
August D, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-29
{ 'ssbaac Sale OF LAND.

--<afSo-
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
Tor Augusta County, made ia the case of
Hutimire's EX'or., VS.. Pfau's Adm'r. SC
the subscriber will offer for sale, at pub.
lie auction, on the premises, on Saturday
the 2ist day of September next, the
X.EgaRCT OF AogaVegS
on which Dr.. c. P. Pau lately resided,
in Augusta County. The said farm
lies on both sides Of the great road lead
ing from Stanton to Port Republic, and
contains
100 ACRES,
and adioins the lands of SiIas Hinton
Nathan Lotus and others. The land
will be sold subjeo. 10 the dover of the
widow OF DIR. Piau, which has been
laid off by mctes and bounds. Young
Mir. Pau, who lives on the premises.
viii show them to any person DESTROYS Of
purchasing.
I ERMS-One fourth OF the purchase
money and the expenses Of sale will be
required i'll hand On the day Of sale the
balance IN one, two and three years, Sc,
cured by bond with approved security.
and the little i'll be retained as further
security.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Conn.,.
August D..
MsISzsEsss, I viii offer my Dover right
sSSisss5 in the above property for SSH.
to the highest bidder at the same tine
the land is sold--Terms liberal
AGN LIS PFAE.
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N
WEEIExEANH SIsCG1gTP.

Respectfully informs his old friends
and customers that he has re- comD,enced
The
IA q e Lg5G. TsUSTygHEg.
IN stanton. a few doors above Mr..
Biaifs Store, end Immediately below
The market>house, where be will be
thankful for all orders IN his line of bu.
s'ness. He respectfully soIic;ts a share
Of public patronage.
Stauniob, Aug. -.
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DEAFNESS,

I VEGETABLES A
" FOR DEtFNESS-rhe great ,urcr.. Inch has Attend
e, the application Of ,h> yaushl. remedy IN ,ouc hundred
Westminster Dsrrn>lry (nr diseases of the rv,
cur) which Letters Patrut r been o,tau,l bv NJ
Tytor NJ d. from the Eur,,h and th, ,,rnn
1t received from the ">u Academy ct Medicine IN PARIS
n, we'll II. from the t,,,.ln.. medic, ,rprmcn Mr. th,r
thy A.iey Copper Dr> RusloE Curll>s Drake and l.
rnir Aurist Sc aud other artists and SURGEONS INTERIOR T.,
nou. IN medical r,rmcr W n a, used and rrr"n,, !,
The Game OF thu. t;ur, Nr.ri II. r,rnpru France and
Germ any, cal.,d IT. speed,
country in Eurn,r aud .,,r> wrr, rrr.rnr,L In Dr Tn
l from ALI ari 10 . circumstance Il.
certainly with which The ,.ria NrgrlaulIs continually
applied can t, au.,,tl Nv u,uv r>qnd< >l,,. the r.,,,-
luton Of !G their rraI.s,s Iru> ril,r, k,,r t., tn,
Frrl h. and Leopold kiun the E,.talI> cuntrrt,I ,, r
r Tor the title OF iuorIy tur Il, err II. "a rt
unlnsc for t! man, RESTORED 10 h, irtr. ur ,lrrwcurt
hy In, nurlc,nu of l,t, Ion. T. r, ,uif Nrn,f ,t,. vr,
all ~I,a are airrd nu d., .ll>> ,rl.g from all, l.,r t.,
apj,l, has rrlnrlv.
in and rrr>,rl, the rnir cured Ev I,nl i
I'M ulllc a. tl, trlu, o line thr,r ntn-
.Ilns
In the city of Dublin 400 nc or les, .rar were restored
to hearing hn lrr IL, for ,r.
In The CIV, fi,,m, (rr.,, 80 wrr r,,nrrd to H., ,,nr
one of HON nnc and one last YEAR
l. g. per nlrl south o iIn"r,.
ucrc >,onl,in. Irr Lumber llr length lIlr ,lil
afflicted.
For proof efficacy, Will submit the following
-Tnr Rev John KING turl,c at Johns Church, Manchester
hpl r.i, cold, tia, h" c"uid hear band
"imsic fifteen yard 'i'>'"t T", affection had been Gr1hu
ally upon him u nunbrr of years, during which
tune applied o many crIrtr.rd ft> i.ii>,
vii" operated and applied thu" them united ski! could
suggest, without g rrIr Ul DrAk" r,cnu-
n,ruI"h aud applied r. t'4t" NrgcahI>. and
tell h" had use! s'c,iI bottle until h. could
he did. For ulicuIar UI thIs ease, I.uldoa
Me-! J-uinaI for O. ls:I,
DIR Andre" al llrnure, saE> of tn" t'TI \r""lahIiu
Practice, we'll m tn h">l'tls-l ind 1t la be
most ,ahlr rrnrd> M deafness arl.,u. from ,er, ns
debility and relaxation "l til" "Imrri ny colt, l Wet
c,lculi" /" Il" murh -"'d and her"i mr "nnr"m
general benz ""h lent IN nav "pnm &" We'll a. thl OF
others, M one " ne " rlu''n "" MAY nave "crhuh t"
DrJ Am'!t. Irort,irr IN nlr,"r to DR. Ta> or,
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SARSApAElLLA FILL OF HEALTH; OK.
BIZ OD ILL.

MS "N""nt family VI medicine Of tried ia
tArN tor r''"c ali disorder. "f The and
els III" r'nmi' Nrrtuns nj which
No. appetite, head he gu.liurss,
lnnr>> alter NEEDS d>%nc>a Of the
IT." eiuinH, Ii aud how els
bud tI" 81 til" Ia and %
' rhus 'l>rglllIa'u OF frame
VII! IN Inv ~ excellent
t." Ctr tnalN H"N"h. Two will on
vice ih" aIrrd OF IT. N"imary elects. The stomach will
>""cIN regain It's strength, ah"thN liver, how
r hnur, III rap dig tab" in,"; and instead of ls,l..
heat, pain aud annd c." plu3ra strength actIy,v
aud ed hAIh viii II" the u TAX ipr this mo-
tlrnr nc"rdu. Ia III" ,ir" company box
1h">e pIt>H" pat t5iy ellie slomqc h cnucbs
COLDS sh,nc>s breath, and alt
and II th"n
table, tArA tuN N'l Te>iUrr the uatnr al >ute Of
Ferrous Of full ahi Who subject headache cdif.
hr"~ the ears, from too rent
10" oi h',I l." i "ad n"i Le withnn, them "A
dangerous will h" of
immediate
For rmtr, thr-" pills excellent rcmoyipv
all ">trut lIs, tue distressing ,achc
with ihr>rN de ul spI1>. ''unr>
Affect "u> hl'rhH, rmilr> aud aiM auI
gnr healthy and IuN"rIr bloom To the complexion
medicine Ihl' ~ taken nrIy ""gn,rc, ard for hiren
If all Hro> tt' ulr'luni1l.
A. l|',m >Itr, 'l-l aI'rIrt they the rcomn,en
dnt'"n "I at" 'p"tniu lh tlr
rCsIr mt ii diet
u, I-" ST cf,h
IH',rnI thl hr'ur -u 49, ,,r
can hr r"iulrtI aud for elderly I"lip fuund
he tho t1u''riahi" n,fitn" hihefto prr"arcd
sold II N". NJ Custom h"use St New Orleans u,2-3m
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MEDICAL CARD.
AND IMPORTANT 70 THE AFFLICTED WITH DIS

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VI thc SKIN. L.
constitutions lrru dawn la,
trealnrnt juvenile irrrrnIar,ir In i. r.,
commended ~ all tE,,r ,r, which ,r,r f,, uu,ri,,,
Of the blood or ,it,a,ou q, III, humnr. Of h,,r ,, ~
kind.
Some Of the complaints. NAV require some ,rih r as
sstnt winch , N, ,, c,S.
dictate; renrla rcury or r, T., ,euuyr ,he
cause, the INDIANS pAN,CEt vIi c,.r ,. M, f,nd 80 r.
| licicnt
! ~ 11E PUELlC.
How is that modern physicians III their ambition to
excel their pru.>-IDn the vast o; science
the aid Of chemistry. seek new r.nrda! agent. in
short n in ih. pracrr NV u,, oI arr
overlook and neg AZ Lcucu, their nat
the rich aud me c,u hich the
hats spring ut of the ,nrtn ii, cline An, ,
much true Is that w,Ir tn. American
10 foreign Tor MANY OF In. mo-, ro,;,l and urrr
irlici> IcrprtuAi!v changing Il, they arr, at
Of fashion folly he Aurrouc in has ,,vu ,uuiry with
pro!s ION eff nj nluI. !. t II, an. nuv
Indication disease or To cure, uv r u, ,
he ignural, OF their virtues, aud ,ry , u,r, To- waste
! their swcrin:.x on the drsrrl,ir' '' "
ne effects n Vegetable medicines the system
Ioray-th"sc oi mineral. lasting Til. their ci
iec> and pass "itht latter PARTICULAR che
licaly til" suli dcCunl,>u.
mag the constitution by SO" and sure Iorucun
The c"m.rniaiy, efficiency, and SAFETY OF vegetable
medic" r>tiInard CONTRASTING the an
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EA'-lO u pig OF lead luu,in. from steam boa
Z ! EiCni and tur sale hy
al THhNER & Co, "a Popiras II

fENn T. American low tr t,hI,lcn nlrrrtury contain.
mC pi"clirHl hrrrlIuns tor the culture Of plants in
the flower gudru hot house, cr"rn house, rooms or
parlnnr ~t'w~ i"f "r"'v lrom h III til" year, with n .rs
crt The pnniS desirable in esrl, the palrs
of hc sod and the "n bcs, nuptrd ihc grow IN
the pu'rr Tor transpan'iug nc. Instructions
Tor ting hot house house, aud syIns OBJ
flower gn.!Gn MISC table of Sns most coBgenia 10 mo
pr,h> contained III the the whole ndapted 10 ennrI
.rnt small Gardens, with in +uctions for preparing
fr;,iuu H., rur ,, win descriptions of the best aoys
~ L ALIEN. TOWAR,
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IN IN 4f5s ~
ssrTEp lhTN IND lTRfN

FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
'RW sail pnnc'nn!v every Monday from each port.
This .n. Fl uck ets have been i,lcrc;,s sod to dc,
en- FIST rlusS Ships, consisting Of
Ship .NnStrWr, Captain Wood.
irhn"Sns Enpnin + : Dennis,
.h"h"m", Captain { & Berry,
'IrI'""S, Captain ; Sears,
lrESbnrg, Captain Hunhcr,
!0nttc" Captain ASH ".
.NnshriHr, tnrinin Wood.
Iouim. Captain Trumr.
OconCc, Captain Lyons.
Ocm~ig"" Captain i"nsin.
,Vrm SIM - tnrtnin Woodhouse.
Nc~ slip - Captain Nichols.
The above ships are all of the first class cnppercd
and copper fastened and were built in New York rx-
rrssly for this irnr-ihcy Of ght cirau-h, of We
ter, and almost invariably cross the bar without c,cn
ton
lh"S" pacHcts commanded by Captains well rx-
pcri"nrc' in the trade, and will ALWAYS exert themselves
to accommodate. They will always he lowed up aud
down the river. and i'll promptly sail advertised.
They have handsomely furnishr,! onn odatinus and
stores Of III" first quality will always lc furnished and
every attention pad the comfort aud satisfaction of
The prc" of the cabin is fixed Mt $50, without wine
or iqrlnr.
For further particulars apply to A COHEN,
mar, 90 Common street
U J Tn" sings not accountable for brrakngr of
glass hnll"" ware, marble granite, cooperngr. Of tin
or rust I" non or srrl responsible" for pac knne
or parcel put nn board unless gunr bill Of ing be
signed therefor, at the office of the agents.
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GEORGE G.. CIIILDS,

NTTUNNEY At Inv,
~ HI attend the Supreme Court. and the District
Courts, OF Harrisburg, aud some Of the adjncrnt
c",,n'i's--otlicc at the City of Houston.
''h'ns on the government, either tor Bounty Land
or money, Will he undertaken an promptly attended
10 either Tor non residents or residents of Texas.
Address from the United StnrS--t'iiv Of Houston.
!" the care "t ;. Kicker, r. (rcNas Post Office Asem
W." orleans. ''m mar .