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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06
From the Le,oisburg Enquirer,
GWATKIN'S CASE

On Friday the 10th inst, that being
the ist day of the Spring Term of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for this County, Richard G
GDatkin, Uhe Individual charged with
the murder OF Frederick III. Pitman, wa,
set at the bar, and a motion for a change
OF venue was renewed. The Court re,
fused to grant the change, whereupor
the prisoner. by his counsel. moved a
continuance of the cause, upon the
ground oil the absence of material evi.
dence. This motion was likewise over.
ruled, but the Court postponed the tria
oil the case until Monday the goth inst
and issued compulsory process, TO compe!
the attendance of the prisoners witness
on that day. On Monday the prisoner
was again brought to the bar of the
court, and again renewed his motion for
continuance, it appearing that some
two or three OF his numerous witnesses
were still absent. But the Court over.
ruled the motion, and directed the veni-
re to be called. The whole of Monday
was consumed in the selection of five
Jurors. tke panel in the mean time being
exhausted, and fifty or an hundred OF
me by ISLANDERS summoned and sworn to
answer questions. Alta late hour Of. the
day. the Court adjourned, having first
made an order directing the sheriff to
summon forty eight jurors for the ensu.
ing day. On Tuesday one was added to
the number of jurors chosen, whilst all
the others had made up and expressed
opinions in the case. 1t was asceftaiped
In the course of examination of those
summoned, that persons had been sum-
moned, from every part of the County
both near to. and remote from the Court
House. Finding that there was so zen.
eIal all acquaintance with the case in the
County and that there was scarcely an
individual who had not made I'D and
expressed an opinion, the Judge remark
ed, that If the counsel would renew their
motion for change of venue, he was
now prepared to grant it whereupon
the motion was made, and change was
awarded to Rockbridge County. We
abstain from detail Of the facts Of the
case, as developed by the rumor Of the
Country. founded in the relations OF
witnesses, as we wish not to be acces-
sorry 10 the spread Of tale OF horror,
that already has too wide circulation, to
the fores,alling of public opinion, and
clogging ofthe wheels of justice. We
wish the prisoner to 60 to Rockbridge
with the history Of his case as much a
stranger to those who may have to try
him, as his person: where his triers will
De free from the embarrassment of pres
existing prejudices, founded on idle ru,
mors; and his fate, be it what il NAV,
depend upon the evidence and law a.
lone.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06
WESTERN LUNArIC HOSPITAL.

w ESTERN LUNAYIC HOSPITAL.
l5~At the annual meeting of the Court
Of Directors ofthe Western Lunatic Hos
pital, held OF Saturday last. we had the
qualification TO witness The discharge OF
three more patients from the institution
as cured-one male, and two female
Two others were also discharged, as the
subjects Of harmless demen,ie-A class OF
patients which. If they have not friends
so take care of them. rs WAS the case in
one of the instances mentioned,) would
be just as well in an aims rouse, where
they could be supported at much less
cost to the public. Their cases are ut
teIly hopeless. and being under no ne
cessity Of restraint, they certainly ought
not to be retained in the institution, in
the present limited means Of accommodas
ton, TO the exclusion of any who might
be benefited. We undo rs.and that
there are several other patients in a
hopeful state Of recovery, whose dis
charge the Physician expects soon to be
able to recommend The reputation
which the institution is acquiring by its
cures, we are gratified to iind is attracts
ing to il an increasing number of pa
.ients from the weather. classes OF our
citizens, which, as their support is paid
for, tend to diminish the public charges
OF the institution These, in former
years, were uniformly sent TO the Nor
.hern asyiums. The number Of patients
OF this description is now quite considers
able. and there is every probability that
they "ill increase with the growing
character ofthe institution
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

2 A, a meeting Of the Citizens Of Bath
County, at the Court house thereof, on
the first day of the May Court, 1899, for
said County. TO take into consideration
the proprieiy of sending Delegates TO
the Convention proposed 10 be holden al
Franklin, Pend'eton Court house, on the
lith day of June next, for the purpose
of considering, and uniting upon son,r
plan to bring before the next Legis!a-
ture of Virginia, the claims of the Coun.
ties Of Hampshire, Hardy, Pendleton,
Bath, and Pocahontas, to Turnpike
Road from the Potomac River to the
Warm Springs. ia the County of Bath.
and Huntersviile, in the county OF Pc.
cahoDfas. Charles l.. Francisco, was
called TO the Chair, and Stephen A. Por.
ter, appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having
been briefly explained by Geo. Mayse.
and William II. Terrill, the following
preamble and resolutions were offered
and adopted by the meeting:
LIST. ResolUed, That this meeting con.
cur in the propriety OF holding said Con.
vention, and sending Delegates thereto,
End. That it is The interest and duty
Of the people of Bath County, to cooper.
ate with their fellow citizens, OF the ads
joining Counties, in adopting the best
means to ensure the construction OF said
road.
3rd. That the Chairman of this meet.
ing, do appoint ten individuals to at.
tend said Convention, as Delegates from
this County.
18th. That copy Of the proceedings
OF this meeting, signed by the Char
man and Secretary, be forwarded TO the
Editor Of the Staunton Spectator, for in.
sertiou in that paper
The Chairman then proceeded ,pursu,
ant to the Sd resolution, to appoint De.
legates TO the said Convention, to wit :-~
Samuel Ruckman, George Mayse. VIM.
II. Terrill, John Cleek, VIM. Wilson,
Samuel V. Gatewood, Andrew w.
Cameron, John Graham, Jas w. War
wick, and William Lockridge; and on
motion, the names Of the Chairman and
Secretary were added to the Delegates,
The meeting then adjourned.
CBAs. J.. Francisco, Choiymon,
Stephen a, Porter, Sec'ry.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The New York papers announce the
death in that city on Wednesday last, oil
MIR. WILLIAM LEGGETT, whose appoint
ment as diplomatic agent of the Govern
ment at Guatemala was announced few
days since. Mr.. l.. was recently one Of
the editors Of the New York Evening
Post, and afterwards OF a weekly journal
under the title of the "Plan Dealer u
and was the author of many literary
productions OF merit.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1889.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

NAItoN AL CON YEN lON.
1t has been suggested to us that it is
high time Virginia were moving on the
subject Of the Wing National Conven'
ton, to nominate candidates Cor the Pre-
sideucy and Vice Presidency of the U
States, which is to be held at Harris.
burg in December next. In order more
effectually to carry out the object, which
is a full and satisfactory development Of
the sentiment Of the Wing party in re.
gard to the selection of cand idates for
these important Offices, il is believed that
the plan of a State Convention, adopted
by some Of the States which have al
ready acted, ought to be pursued in Vir-
ginia. With this view it is suggested
that the White Sulphur Springs, in
Gleenbrier, would be suitable place,
and Monday the 18th Of August suita.
bic time, for holding such Convention
and that each county, city, and borough,
having separate representation, send
delegates equal in number to their rep
resentatives in the General Assembly,
and also that each Senatorial distric.
send one delegate. Editors who concur
in these suggestions, are respectfully re-
quested to publish them, with such re-
marks as they may think proper to ad
vance the important purpose Of effec,iug
union, harmony, aud concert Of action,
among the great Wing party Of the U.
States, IN the approaching Presidential
election-so essential to the triumph OF
their principles, and the welfare Of the
country.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

Virginia Military hs,ituts.--The
Board of Visitors Of this institution as
sembied at this place on the 30,h ult.,
and was organized by appointing Colonel
Crozet, President Present, Colonel
Claude Crozet, Gen. Peter G.. Johnston
Gen. Thomas H. Bolts, Col Chas. z.
Dorman. John I. L. Preston, Esq. DIR.
Alfred Leyburn. and Hugh Barclay Esq.
The Board are making arrangements to
put the institution in operation early in
the iall.-Lerington { Va. Gazette.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
Craig's majority in the distric, COL.

Extract Of Letter to a Gentleman in
Mis place. dated Huntersriiie, Nay
1889.
Sir-Moved by qualification. I send
you a statement of our Election, by
which you will see Pocahontas has e.
lected Wing to represent US in the next
Legislature
Col. Tallman, Wing 6S
Gay, Administration G3
Grimes, Conservative 81
Piiman do. 10
kenason do. 4
You will observe by The above state
ment Tallman is elected by majority
offs votes over Gay. The election was
very thiniy attended, and very little in :
terest displayed, but have no doubt but
it will be equally cheering to you when
you see Pocahontas has come out Of the
ashes.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

Maj General Macomb has arrived at
Washington, from Florida. having ac>
eomPlished the object of his mission to
the hostile Seminoles. BY an agree.
ment entered into with their principal
cbiei, Sam Jones, hostiIi,ies are to cease,
and the Indians are to retire into q dis.
trict OF country 10 Florida below Pease
creek.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The Sheriff aud Clerk Of Monroe Co
Miss, have resigned their Offices to pre-
vent the holding OF court. The object
IS to prevent the recovery Of judgments,
and the collection of debts.
In Kinds county, meeting has been
held to the same effect as the meeting
IL Madison, mentioned in this psp per yes
terday, calling !or an extra session ofthe
Legislature 10 pass relief laws.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

1t gives US the deepest pain to state,
that JOSEPH TATE. Esq the Mayor OF
this city, breathed his last yesterday, af-
ter long indisposlion. He was mos,
excellent and accomplished mana Sc,
we're loss to his country and to his
friends.-But who can estimate his loss
to his amiable and aft ectionate family
Richmond Enquirer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The New York Wing, speaking Of The
late appointment of Harmanus Blocker, oil
Albany, as Charge DIES Affares 10 Holland
remarks that Mr. 3. is veteran Federalist
Whereby additional evidence is furnished
we presume, oftbe "Jeffersonian Democrat.
ic Republican States Rights" character o
President Vao Buren, and The party by which
he is sustained
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

Five Negroes, mostly owned in this
neighborhood, were tried ON Monday in
the Corporation Court Of this town, char
ged with various acts of burglary, found
guilty and sentenced to be hanged on
the 2Sth nst.-Eredericksburo Herald
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The number of students at present at
the University OF Virginia, as we OBJ
served by printed catalogue. is 247,
viz: from Virginia lGl, Alabama %, S.
Carolina q. Georgia 6, Louisiana 10,
Mississippi Z. Tennessee 2. Maryland !,
North Carolina 3. Pennsylvania 3. Ohio
!, Kentucky B. District of Columbia 2.
Florida 2.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

J. S. Skinner, Esq, has resumed the
editorship Of the american Farmer i"
having been dismissed from the Post
Office OF Baltimore, to make room Tor one
Of the faithful Joshua Vansant, ESQ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

Election in Florida The Tallahas.
see Floridian ofthe 18th says-that the
vote upon the adoption Of the Consiilu.
fion is close-the result doub,ful--and
that COL Downing is reelected to Con :
gsess. by 5 or 600 majority.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The Hon. Tbaddeus Bolts, Wing has
been elected U. S. Senator by the Leg
Islatore Of Connecticut, in the place OF
Mr.. Niles, "sink or swim" admins
tration man.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The majority Of Lucas for Congress
in the Frederick district is Dominaily 10
but it is said that Mr.. Barton will
contest the election, as he has decided
majority of the qualified voters.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The Free Banking system has heen an
noiled in Michigan. which vas Tho first
slate that adopted it. Another experiment
exploded
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

In Com. Elliott's case, thirty witnesses
have been examined, aud as many more ii
is thought will be called. The CONT are to
decide whether court martial shall be cal
led
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The corner stone of the General Post
Office, Situated on Seventh and T.. streets,
Washington City, was laid on Saturday
last, with the usual ceremonies.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

The negro boy Henry, convicted of
setting fire to the town Of Wythe. was
executed on the 22d ult.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06

Thomas w. Leigh, a son o, B. Watkins
Leigh, Of Virginia, was killed in nm afffay
With Mr. Davis at Woodville, Mississippi,
lately.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06


Augusta-Col Franklin McCue, Gerard
b. Stuart, esq.
Acknowledgements elected by ma
lority OF 80 votes over Mann, both Adm.
Amelia-W ood, W.
Amherst-Col. Cnbell, wing, elected by a
large majority over DIR. Powell.
Ba,h-Lockridge conservative.
Bedford-W Nj. Burweii and DR.. ]
p. Mitchell, wings.
BerkeIey-Jacob Myers, E. P. Hunter,
wings.
- Botetourt-Hannsh, adj.
Brooke-M' NJ illan, con.
Brunsw ick-Haski anil Meredith ad.
Buckingham-T. III. Flood, e. w. Kyle
wings.
Clarke and Warren-N. Burwell, ad.
Cabell-S. Thornburg, ad
Campbell-R. II. TuIer, #. Fox, w.
Caroline-Corbin, w.
Charles city s. New Ken:-Coleman, W
Charlotte-Wyatt Cardwell, w.
Chesterfield-Cox ad
Broadus, W.
Cumberland-Allen Wilson, W.
Dinwiddie- Wi,worih, W.
Elizabeth city s; Warwick-Crafford, W
EsseX-Lorimer, w
Fairfax-Powell, al.
Fauquier-Marshsll and Scott, ".
Fiuvanna-Payne, con.
Frankln-Hall and w ade, W.
Frederick-Byrd and Baker, adj
Floyd--Howell,a d
Giles and Mercer.-Col King, ad
Gloucesier-Smiih, W.
oochfand-Servant, ad.
GTaysOn-
Observation-Disclosures, ".
reensyiile-Bults, adj
Halifax-P. Taylor, w. II. Clarke. az.
Hampshire-Gibson and Allen, w s. adj.
Hanover-W bite, adj
Hardy-Seymour, W.
Harrison-G. Fl. Lee, E. J. Armstrong.
Henrico-M' Res, W.
Henry-Hamlett,w W.
Isle Of igbt--Smith, adj.
james city and Williamsburg
Jefferson-W Warrington and Kennedy ~
kanawha-V. B. Reynolds, ".
King and Queen-Wright, ad.
King George-Tayloe, W.
King inc, az
Lancaster and Richmond II. Toy.
oc, W.
Lee-Dr. Ewing, W.
Lewis
Logan-Col. a. Lawson, ".
Louisa-Lipscomb adj.
Loudoun-- Beard, Ramay s, Harrison, w
Lunenhurg-Orgain, sd.
Madison Banks, ad
Mason and Jackson-N. Smith, w,
Mecklen burg -Baskerville and Goode.
Middlesex & Maithews--Dr. j. r. fay.
Tor, adj.
MoDong als-Clay,on and Tanzey, al.
hIonroe-A. CHAPMAN, adj.
Mon lgomery-W Wade, adj
Marshali-Scoit, adj.
Morgan II. Myers, ad.
Nansemond-Hodges, w.
Nelson Massie, ".
Nicholas and Fayetle-G. Anderson, ".
Norfolk Co
Norfolk bo.-AIlyn, W
NorthamptonG. +. VERIFY, w
Northumberland adj
Obio-W. M'ConneIl, W.
Orange and Greene -HideD, adj
Patrick-S,sples, w.
Pcndleton-H. Hner, adj
ii,syIysuia-Tunstsl and + cen, W.
Petcrsburg-Judge May.
Taiman, W
Powba,an - M,chaux, ad.
Pres.on--W. Carroll.
Prince Edward-Fenahle, con.
Princess AnD--Roberis, "
Prince George Heath, adj
Pr. William
Rappahsnnock- Walden, W.
Randolph al.
Richmond cily-W. Robertson.
R0anoke Snyder, AL.
ockbti1ge-Leyburn and DorDan, ~.
Rockiogbam-C. Smhb, J. G. Shipman,
DIM.
Russell--U u. Smith, con.
Scott-adm.
Smy.h-Grlever, all.
Sbenandoab-Conna and Bare, nd
Ridley, cd.
Spottsylvanis -Cruichheld COO.
Siafford--Fitzbugh, ad
SuTry-Cisrk I'D.
Snssex-
TazeweH-
Tyler-Siepbenson, W.
Washing n-Goodsop nd.
Westmoreland-W Walker, W.
w ood-Jackson, ".
Wythe-Dr Stanger, al.
Estimated Wbig gain in the House .
big loss IL.
Conservative gain 2-loss7
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Senators Elected This Year

Senators Elected This Year.
JAMES LYONS (Whig) to supply the
place of J. b. Harvie, resigned.
WM. CAMPBELL (Whig) Bedford and
franklin.
JAMES B. THORNTON { Vhig) Caro-.
line. Essex and Spottsylvania.
CHARLES CocKE (Whig) Albemarle.
Amherst aud Nelson.
JonN II. PErToN (Whig) Augusta
and Rockbridge.
JomN w. Nash Uoco) Chesterfield,
Amelia and Powhalan.
CHARLES Huron (Loco) Fauquier
and Prince William.
Mr.. CARSON is elected in the Shenan-
doah district.
But one other TO be heard from, which
we surrender to the Administration.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06
HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

< T0MACH P1k.S--An eminent medical writer has vemark
~ cd and experience has proved the fact that tu.e who
attentive keeping tho stomach and bowels proper orde
health disease and generally attain rohu
cheerful and .athy old age; for Desirable purpose
pills aAa,ed being prepared the .uphsle u 3uuiu.
Of caumle flowers and the ekose stan,ashiS
AMI n"rlent drugs of the MatGa Medica. They have IN n
proved superior every other medicine in the
s'"mach AID liver complaints loss Of appetite. ndigUstus
If uliucss ul oppression after nea heriAss
breath aud excellent sra,e af"r the
bic they gently pu and cleanse the how els stronghold
the >tnHr, and ilr!guruo the constitution. Females h
good health should he without them they
y tie blood ah,truc,ons, AMI give the skin bauti
tuI clear he 4'tby ard aorung arpcaruu,c Persons of
plclh"rr habit no uh"c 10 heal ACHE sdJness dim,
Of sight, drowsness have great TOW Of blsod Ia
the head should take them frequently Children and peFsonx
OF all take them time they do not contain
ANY mercury ny mgr s,enl that require. confinement
of diet They should Re kept in famjsy
r.n.v of Sudden ~ess for by thar prompt admin
cholera lno's. cramps spass nscrs and ohcr
lam,ng comGains be .poodiy curat or prevented.
Sold at No. 90 IL tom kouse st, New IN leans.
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aLE ..E. -1Z $500.
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
fgrO sail punctualy every Monday from each port.
I This Line cf Packets have been increased to slcv
Ell first class Ships, consisting Of
Ship NnshrNc, Captain Wood.
Arkn"sas, Captain ) Dennis,
Aiabam", Captain e G Berry,
OrrnnS Captain $ Scar-,
vicEsburs Captain Bunker,
l0Hthcd, Captain Ashley.
NdShrWe. Gu tnn Wood.
Louisa. Captain Trumun.
Oc0nte, Captain Lyons.
Ocmupee Captain ca.ilt
New Ship - CAPTAIN Wn"dhouse.
New Slip - Captain Nichols
The above ships all of the frs, class, coppcred:
and copper fastened, and built in New York
prcssly for this trnir-they OF light 1ruught Of
ter, and almost invariably the bar without decl-
ton
These packets commanded by Captains well ex-
percnced in the trade, and will uway exert themselves
to accommodate. The, will away he lowed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail advertised
They have handsomely furnished accommodating, and
of tie FIRST quality will always he furnished and
every attention pad the comfort aud satisfaction Of
passengers
The price of the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
| liquor.
| For further particulars apply to COHEN.
| lnaE'2 80 Common stree
W The ships accountable for brrakngc o
glass; hollow ~nTe marble grnnite cooperuge Of tr
or nt non sce responsible for any package
parcel put on board unless regular ball Vi ludng bt
| sigr~d there for, at the office of the agents.
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VTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Cny Of New Or.
y leans Be it known, that this day before me,
Joseph Benzaken Marks, notary public, in and
for tho city Of New Orleans, State Of Louisiana,
aforesaid, duly commissioned and sworn,
Personally came and appeared Mcssrs. Charles
Diamond, Monroe RobitallIe, Solomon High, James
She shy. Martin Doyle, William Edmunds Turner
James Patton, Addison Thomas PickrcII, Robert
Hare Ashton Bahcr Cox, Thomas Darling, jr'
Robert Breakcy, Alexander Gibson, Joseph Chaine
Augustus Wnzel, Robert lIoey, Charles Jacques
Perreau Fonternan, Louis Adoph Guns,, William
Morris Carter, Daniel Clark Osborne, JOHN Shy
! rock, Edwin Cooper Sloane, and Joseph Suelt
Sloane, all residents of this city, who Declared
That in conformity with an act of the Lcgisla
ture Of this State, approved On rho 18Th of Murcl,
! eg htoen hundred and thirty seven, entitled act
"To authorize limited anonymous partner
ships, und to regulate the samo" And also in
iormity wi h an ordinance of the Council Of Mum
eipa!ny number two, of this city, passed on the
second day of January, eighteen hundred and
thrty.nine, for tho purpose Of establishing ferry
mar 81. Marys Market a.ld connected with the
city Of Lata ycttc.
| They the said appearcrs have engaged, and do
by these presents agree TO enter IN the following
limited Anonymous pal tncr.hr, under the cats
es and Conditions following TO wit:
Art. |. That the nan,c title, and style, under
which said partnership is TO be conducted shall
be, The st. Marys Market Steam Ferry Company
and lha, the place where the said company is to
be located, shall be in the city Of Now Or!vans.
| Art. 2. That tho desert ton, or kind Of bust.
ness, industry to be carried Oh III. Ter said stylu
| by the directors shall be ito establish and conlin
! NC to run one o more s'eaa ferry boats, in
Il iormi,y with tho ordinance OF liia unlcpaiiiy
1numh ,r Two and fn-. = - \Dr vessels
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-06

A CLERGYMAN, lutte of tho Csmridg" University hav.
n ing discovered method of curing himself of
Mental Complaint Of fourteen yearu duraon and foor
having had 1000 patients, all Of whom he hes
who followed his advice except Twelve offers from snevo
lence rather than others Low spirits enslds
by and ,eternin blood the head, vSE.
teo groundss failure Of memory incapucty for bssi-
study &c. reessness rr-o!uon, wretcednsxs, indie
co dulu melancholy, huug of self
SANITY, &C. curabe by this important discovery Most 70.
blk weeks.
Apply to No DC Custom house st, New Orleans .