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Morning herald., 1839-10-29
Cattle Market.

Anof decline submitted to this morning BY the dro.
ud the market for all kinds exceedingly dull through
the day. The supply OF beeves large, reaching
thousand and full five hundred left unsod ,he close of
the market Ths quantity continually arriving great and
the emand not equal TO the supply, there wonder that
prices decline every week They from So to So
but very few at the latter price.
Three thousand sheep aud lambs in the market and
nearly all sed at 81 75s 81 so Tor sheep, and 81 % 81 10
for lambs. These prices also show reduction.
Twenty five and calves disposed Of at $40 Sts
With the exception Of the latter description Of cattle there
is supply in the interior fully equal to meet the most liberal
demand throughout the ensuing winter Evsry thing avora
Bile prices and In the present condition Of financial s
fairs the farmers glad to SELL the drove Of them
compelled the butchers do and buy less
for they don't eat much they did OF their
difficulty to get nsney.
RIO JASEIRo, sErr lS3e-The supplies Of foreign goods
received during the mouth but moderate and arrived
towards the latter end but for the
advance the exchange there would have been brisk de
mand for several articles. # n NJ i.
Flor-Durng the first half Of the month, transactions
but mites; the importers subsequently, gave way in
price, and sales effected 10 the extent Of about 800
barrels Of which 5000 for exportasn the stock i'm
porcr hand the end Of the month about $4,000 barrels
Eschanges-It is long time lincc such great and sudden
alterations in the exchanges have occurred expen
ced during the past month"; the extreme rates London 81
and 90 Paris 300 and 365, Hamburg 655 and 500.
The exports Of the month upon the whole greater than
IN the period Of the two preceding years. will be
by the following narrative state l,ent:
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

a YOUNG LADY having had instructions from the frs
IA masters in asic and Singing desirous Of obtaining
ted number pupils at their her residence Her terms
will be found moderate by applying at se Frankfort street.
o22.Stt
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

n nv NJ C,11rLAl Mt n ermsns Royal Hepatne, wW
s.rs Liver Complaint than any other medicine
.sIJ - an. Medicasd Lcsenge wsrhoues lo6 Nasss
Morning herald., 1839-10-29
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub
Fan and Winter Goods which he win make up At ii. ua.
'' FALL AND WINTER PRICES.
Over Goats o. r.lo. Cloth sas ss 20 20 70 = = g
Dire. coai,-Brosd 10 90 to .. %
Froek 10 90 10 81 o.
Vests ef s.,iu. woolles, vsIvt, and Valencia
Persons furnishing their own goods can have them made
Over Goat. 1sss and trimmed sn nooo l4@
Freei sSso u %
Panialoons aW
vesb rafr 90
NB-An garments made this establhmsn are msds sy
the best workmes, and warranted 10 6t
&C L,ACTs are siubbcrn thngsr- Motto .elffesdins coal
Il STOVES were .w.rssd the sr's premium, s,lv,r
been awarded frat premisms.
One silver medal IN 1885,
~ One silver medal in 1887,
Two silver medals in isss, and
One silver medal N 1880.
They have also been s~asded since iss1 the first that
they were introduced nine Diplomas There are now more
than 1000 use in this city, proving their continued sspe
rori,y. $50. h5Gf.
steam and smell Is conducted 10 the chimney without coming
ssove s 10 operation daily which the public are request
ed to ssamiss previous TO purchasing elsewhere.
.2s imis. as4 Water street, east Peek slip
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY-wiIliam Bond % Orch.
ID ard street Grand would inform the public that he
manufactures the Boston soft and hard crackers IN superior
style, the only place they made in the city likewise But
and Sugar crschcrs Soda and Min Biscuit, and Pilot bread
o2lsm.
NERVOUS HEADACHE cured in few minutes By shss.
lN mans Camphor Lorsngessold at ioe Nassau street.
New York and isp Fulton street, Brcohyn eJ
ID oOMS TO LET-Two handsomely finished rooms on ths
IN second aosr Of the house No John street TO Be st e
paratey together They may had furnished or unur
pshed with without breakfast and tea Enquire 90 hs pre-
mises. ehiw
0y% TO THE PUpLlC.-we call the special suentonoi
The pvbc 10 toe inducements held out by svLvssrsR Cs
ss broadway fo INVESTING in real estate situated in New Or
Notwithstanding the attempt. made BY the pcus Dave
Hale Of the Journal of Commerce. have good reasons o'
snowing that the affair in question the entire cons
o the recommend those whs
any doubts. to call Sylvester Co who desirou'
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

shov, in pon, Of strength condition much improved
lhss on the strength Of which they took The lead
|esu-psiou, and carried u through in spite Of the
lion of the whole south and the wishes Of the Uni.
sse. bank, thereby forcing that institutions INTO The
,oener than she otherwise would have cone inlQ a.
Morning herald., 1839-10-29
To THE ECONOMICAL.

Study economy, ye who ne'sr studied it before,
And We who have siudied II, study the mores
CENTLBMEN in Of Clothing, viii find Il their in
VI terest call 0e Beekmsn street. Pearl, where
goods manufactured in the very best se the following
low prices:
Be, Best '5s..' Cas-. Pants, ant So DO. DO 40. -
Vests all kinds, asa do. do. La2
Fine Plst Coats, 12"16, extra fine beaver coa4" 30
ole 3meod. J. MOFFAT.
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

HUNTERS RED DROP-Ohce Of the gnnuine medi.
III Pearl ,one door north Of Chatham
Price 81 per vial o2o I'm
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

VOCAL MUsIC.-A. MARTIN, P.ofessor Of the Guitar,
after the Spanish method Of the celebrated .9guado,
has opened evening class for the study Of Vocal Music The
class to be composed Of twelve persons Gentlemen who
n AXE early applications number Of ppsbeing limited
The best references will be given. Apply to A. MARTIN,
l56 Fulton street, from 20 o'clock, OF the evening
o36 .eod3t< ..It f#.A ta.l
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

OLMsTED's PATENT STOvEs-.The subscriber
~ would recommend those about Ia procure Stoves
either for paIors halls nurseries, Offices stores hotels
churches examine this excellent article, their sups-
riony all others be shown in few moments Hot
Air put up short notice and upon the most
proved principles. J. H. p. DEAN, 2i0 Water street.
Wanted Immediately, three Sheet Iron Workers.
a. LIN is.
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

TIME BATTLE OF BUNKER HlLL.-OPen every
evening at Masonic Hall, Broadway (Sundays excepted)
Time Of commencing altered tn half past O'Clock
The propetors wish distinctly understood hat this exhi
bon Is not painting but combination Of mechanism
and scenery represenng all animate effects instinct with life,
bending they dc every joint and the soldiers marching in
perfect with the music accompanying their respective
scenes.
Tickets SO ceptsChdren under 10 years Of age 25 cents
Particulars in ss ali Bills sl0.3nS
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

A POLIO GALLEKY.-THE GREAT FALL EXHI-
n B ron Of the works Of upwards OF hundred living
Artists open at the Apollo Gallery, No 40 Broadway
From this exhibition the COMMITTEES Of management will select
ton The great picinre Of the INDIAN PRocEoN painted
by A. j. Miller for Sir W. Stewart will be exhibited for
short time only Admttance rs ceats Season Tickets %
cents. sfseHM ol9-is2w~
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

TNO BE RAFFLED FORA pair of highly finish e
i BRASS CANNON, mouated on Polished Iron Frames
with cleaning rods, &C. complete, well worth the notice
Amateurs To be and rafed for at Mr. Jacob Lynns
No. Johns street. 4doors from Broadway, Tuesday
ing 18th November, at o'clock. ar
Arcade House n Ut ooq.ats
Morning herald., 1839-10-29

NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY BANK
In For the convenience Of the public down town. and
culr of strangers and others not keeping bank
the notes Of this Institution will be redeemed in specie
city bills the choice Of the bill holder from IL to o'clock
daily, at No. ~ Cedar street (up stars).
Said notes continue, heretofore, be payable and
deemed at the Greenwich Bank. 1 o39- St. ins
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA, to wit: AT Rules held in The
Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery Tor Augusta CouLty
February the 4Ih, 1899.
Jacob Fackler, administrator with the will
annexed of Jacob Peck, deceased, plain
tif-against
Joshua Reed and Hannah his vile, Joseph
Peck and James l.. WoodvilIe defendants.
The defendants Joshua Reed and Ham ali
bis wife, mot having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act OF
Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court, and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai
lhey are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth: IL is ordered. that the SAID defen-
dants DO appear here on the first day of the
next term, (l0h Of June) and answer The
Dill OF The plaintiff, and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper printed 10 Staunton for two months
successfully, and posted at The front door OF
the Court house Of this county.
A copy-Teste.
NiCHS c. KINNEY, &C.
February 7.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
TAILORING.
Fall and Winter Fashions.

THE undersigned begs leave to in>
form his customers and the public gen.
orally. that he has recently received all
the newest fashions from New York.
Philadelphia and London, and is now
prepared to execute all work in his line
In very superior stile, aud at the short
est notice.
He has in his employ superior work
men who have distinguished themselves
in the principal cities of both this aud
the old countries, and having had his
shop fixed in the neatest manner, and
every other arrangement made to cons
tinue his business on a more enlarged
and much improved scale, he respect.
fully solicits that encouragement from q
generous public, which he trusts he will
be found to merit. The public are res.
pectfully invited to call and examine
his work and fashions. specimens Of
which are always on hand.
@A full suit of clothes will be made
at any time when required, in twenty.
tour hours. M. QUINLAND.
Stanton, Nov'r %. 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
IN CHANCERY.

VIRGINIA. to wit :: At rules held in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Angus,
ia county. February the 18th, 1880
William Edison, plaintiff-against
William q. Snapp aud Adam Link, de.
PENDANTS
The defendant William C. Snapp not
having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security according to the act of As
sembly, and the rules of this Court. and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant of this Com.
monwealth: It's ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term. doth OF Junel and
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county.
A copy-Teste,
NIGHTS C. KINNEY. G.
February Z.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21

The BURNING OF Moscow.-InS Ste
phens's Incidents of Travel in Turkey,
Russia. Sc. we find the following para
graph relating to the character of this
extraordinary deed
Russia is not classic ground. 1t
does not stand before US covered with
great mems deeds. A few centuries ago
it was overrun by wandering tribes of
barbarians; but what is there in those
lands which stands forth on the pages
Of history, crowned with the glory of
their ancient deeds, that, for extraordi.
nary daring, for terrible sublimity, and
undaunted patriotism, exceeds the burn.
ing of Moscow. Neither Marathon,
nor Thermepyl@, nor the battle of the
Horatii, nor the defence of Coolies,
nor the devotion OF the Wecil, can
equal it; and when time shall cover
with its dim and quiet glories, that
bold and extraordinary deed, the burn,
ing Of Moscow will be regarded as
outstripping all that we read Of Grec,an
or Roman patriotism. and the name oil
the Russian governor, RosTopcn,N, if it
be not too long a name to hand down to
posterity, will never be forgotten"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
TO THE PUBLyC.

AS NUMBER OF persons have been misinfcrmed touching
me price Vegetable Ante Bilious Pills VIII,
purchased at his principal Office, I29 Liberty street NJ
he ieels called upon TO Ike public staten. nj III hi,
rangemep in relation this n after
from THIS date the cash price will be Forty co dollars
per gross PAYABLE in bills the CITY Of ~ York
and no quantity under gross WILL any pretercc be sold
unasr me retail price OF Fifty Centsa Box.
New York Druggists, ON TIME, will be charged Four
Dollars per dozen. o. ~
proprietor request, particular attention to tn ad
yernemen as the immensely creasing demand OFF
rms makes, eeesary that his business operation should
oe conducted without loss OF time hieh would result
from variety ofpices. ~ ~
The proprietor would have 1T further God that
ms arrangement IS for New York deaor a, those
who reside IN other places.
Oct. 25. 1893 Ia 'hAhNS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21

n Beautiful Sentiment.-Thel late ems
inent judge. Sir Allen Park, once said at
a public meeting in London: 1--WE live
in the midst of blessings till we are ut.
terly insensible of their greatness. and
OF the source from which they flow
We speak of our civilization, our arts,
our freedom. our laws, and forget entire
ly how large share Of all is due to
Christianity. Blot Christianity out of
the page OF mans history, and wha,
would his laws have been-,what his
civilization Christianity is mixed uu
with our very being and our daily life
mere rs not a la1aaiiiiiiar object round u.
.tss5sss not wear mark, not being
or thing which docs not wear differ
ent aspect because the light of Christian
hope is on it, not lazy which does not
owe its truth and gentleness to Christi
anity, not custom which cannot be
traced in all its holy and healthful parts
to the Gospel.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
II ALTO RING.
II e N RY BARE

TAXES this opportunity of returning
his thanks to the citizens of Stanton,
and of Augusta county generally. for the
very liberal encouragement which he
has received land would inform them that
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
OF a number of competent workmen,
and hopes by bis unwearied attention TO
business to be able to render entire sat
isfaction to all his customers. He has
received the
ENlI s. sH'iMter Fashions /.
for 1888 s. 80. aG-A full suit of
clothes will be made at any time in
twenty four hours. il desired.
Staunton, Nov'r %, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber wishing to remove to
the west, will offer his
LANYARD

in the town of Waynesborough, Angus.
ia County, at public auction, on the
29th day of March next, consisting Of
two town lots. The improvements are
a comfortable Dwelling House, a good
Kitchen and Spring house both under
one roof. with first rate spring water
near the house. The Tan Yard consists
OF twenty>nine watts, all fit for use =
the buildings are a first rate Shop, a
good Bark House and Bark Mill, and
Lumber House. with a cellar under.
meath, and complete Stable for six
horses. Also good Slaughter House
and other necessary out houses, with a
first rate Garden. This is handsome
situation, conveniently afrauged-the
buildings covering the yard from the
north and west winds. which is of much
advantage Tor the winter.-Also,
His stock of Bark and Leather
in the yard.-Also,
A Tract Of Mountain Land
containing about three hundred Acres.
with eight or nine acres cleared and in
cultivation-the balance well timbered.
Also,
Ihree out Lots of Land, adjoin-
ing the town, in good state of cultiva.
ton.
This property is in good neighbour.
mood for custom, and bark may be had
IN abundance. A farther description is
deemed unnecessary. Any person de.
sirous TO purchase will do wei! 10 view
.ns property Ssiofe the day Of sale
Isfms will be rioderste. which viii be
made knosgu pa the day of sale, or at a.
ms time II person should wish to pur-
chase rsrvaieiy JOHN DEAL.
BEL, sss Ifs.sf>. 20
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21

One half of The involuntary hores in the
world are,such because in visiting. they do
not know when TO 60. The feverish desire
to do aomething formal, TO make an exit
with "gentlest violence" and the mental
deoating as TO what shall be said additional,
10 round off an interview handsomely, makes
mote specimens Of the genus above men
toned, Than all others put together; more.
over, it dgurs badly for the sense of the in
hicting party or parties. The true rule is
this-exhaust what you have TO say, equally
without delay or precipitation deliver y our
observation on the weather, or your joke, il
you have one at nurse,-and then,
-"Stand not upon he order of your going
But 60 at once. "--PhilGd Gag.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
IN CHANCERY

VIRGINIA TO wit: AT Rules held in the
clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Augusta county,
February 4th, 1899
Sarah Cudden. plaintiH-against
Washington nj. Aus,,n, and Alexander nj.
Austin, administrators Of Morris Austin
deceased, John X. Moore, Gerard b.
Stuart, John, Wayt, and Robert Steele.
defendants,
ihe defendants Washington nj. Auss,,
and Robsr. Steele. oi-hex..hg entered sheir
sPPsarsn nee, and given security according @
ne act OF Assembly, and the Rules of This
court, and Il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are not inhsb iranis OF this
Commonw wealth II is ordered, that The
said defendants do appear here on the frsi
day OF the next term, (lOih of June) and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in Staun,on for
Two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the
front door OF the Court house of this county
A copy-Teste,
NICH'S G, KINNEY
February 7.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
PETERS, PULLS.

The unparalleled reputation which Peters, Pill. have
acquire ed as Medical Restorative, the most
able proof that be givep of their
10 inc acted IN almost class of diseases The
ger oil letters received from Patients recovered through
iheir means, sreay prodg'ous, and the complaints
But SUI there some in which they especiav
beneficial than in Others and among those NAV be named
'e 100 often aa complaints of the stomach and bowel
soeh as Lhohc, Fiatufcnce and Igcstio for mich the
are not only certain, but an mediGtc cure.
IL rs well known that from the advancement The
stomach and bowels arises the
adult and declining s that this is the foundation OF fa
Wenr Pnsnodie pains, digestion, loss Of appetite
anu that those in their turn give birth Dropsy Lire,
Complaint, Consumption and hobint torness spirits
therefore Pcters Pills being the medicine
ever been discovered for the ncpent dea.., the
nesnes are necessarily the thoso
and also general which embtsr mature
iie ana drag so many millions TO un timely graves.
Speaking thus, Dr. Peters arrogaes nothing himself
mat mas not been conceded by the public He no M,
guack or unknown spectators who before ord
ms own herald and witness; but placed RI .uon.i
years ard Is mere asing to extent in
INC annals OF medicine, that makes him careful to
nothing which not borne by the most naibe
ana hence ne does not Tear TO BIZ Che
winch ne has promised respecting his Pills.
Or refers Is most happy to be lie he author
number Of regular Physicians. that wherever
ms vegetable Pills have been they have almost
superseded the adoption of for ibcr
peculiar aeuy IN sweeenpg the blood, and stimulating il
10 expe all hoSious Juices and giving strength and ,o.
e nerves. prevents disease from acquiring thai
which must under fiat ALL by dangerous re,dies
drsParcd by JOS. FRESHLY PETGRS NJ D. No
isy Liberty street, New York. Each box contains 40
Pills. Price 30 cents. "
s,., For sale BY E. BERKELEY * Co.
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HONEY! HONEY !
FAte2lE Bee Hj9,e.
WILLIAM D. COOKE


Would respectfully inform those who
are interested in the growing Of BEES
or who are fond Of good HONEY, that
ne has the right for making, using. and
vending to others to be used, in the
county OF Augusta. Morrill's PATENT
BEE HVE.-This Hive is so con.
structed that the Bees work in glass YES,
sells, or common glass tumbiers-is a
complete preventive to the Web Werm.
Mofh, and other destructive insects: the
vessels can DE taken away at any time
without interrupting the Bees, thus rem,
der,ng unnecessary the most cruel practice
OF destroying these useful insects. The
Honey made in these Hives is Of far
superior quality to that made in the
common hives. as there is a place pre.
pared IN the interior of the Paten: Hive
where the Bees depesite their youny
bread. and winter store. Allthose who
have been heretofore debarred the pIea.
sure and benefit of raising their own
Honey, on account of the difficulties NJ
protecting their Bees from the ravaaes
OF the Web.worm and Moth, may be as
sured that this Hive affords perfect pro.
lection TO the Bee against all its enemies.
TESTIMONIALS.
Nelson Co. ia. Sept. 25th 1888.
l have seen MorrilPs Patent Bee Hiy. in
full operation in the city Of Washington ex.
amIned two Glass Jars wherein the Honey
comb was deposited, and am of opinion ,b,,
tor simplicity of construction, utility and q.
Goaomy, it exceeds any thing OF the kind
have ever seen.
Fl. NJ. GARLAND.
Uarrenion, Fauquier Co. Ia.
AZ, June 1911, 1887.
Mr.. Bayliss-
Sri take pleasure in Informing vou
and those who are interested in the Teaying
OF Bees, that have one OF your patent Lives
IN iuIi operation in my garden. am fuliy
satisfied OF its utility, and with confidence
recommend ii TO my friends and the public:
as am now convinced that il will answer
most desirable purpose Iwish YOU suc-
cess, John p TONCuIr'
we concur with Mr. Tongue in the n.
pin'ons above expressed.
H. j. Marshall,
John II. Digges,
I'm. IT, Randolph.
I'm. S. hemper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
IN CHANCERY.

f,RGINIA 10 wit: AtlRuies held in the
Clerks Office Of the CIRCUIT Superior Conr,
ol Law and Chancery for Augusta county
February the 4,h, 1882
Sally Ann Trayer. Sor French ) BY Daniel
layer, her iatber and uext friend, plain,
hH--sgainst ~ A
isaac Alexander French, defendants.
The defendant not having entered his ap-
pearnnce, and given security according TO
the act of Assembly, and the Rules OF this
Court, and IT appearing hy satisfactory evi.
dence, that he is not an inhahitant of This
Commonwealth II is ordered, that the sa;,i
defendant do appear here on the first day of
the next term, 10Th of June) AM, answer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and tina, COW of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Slaunton for months
successfully, and posted at The front door
OF the Court house OF this county.
copy-Tesie.
NICH'S C. KINNEY. &C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
DAVID HEDRICK,
Commission and For
harding Merchant,
) q . TTSV VILE, VA.

Tue subscriber has located himself
IN Scottsville for the purpose OF doing
general agency, commission, and for.
warding business. He will keen on
h'id all kinds Of GROCERIES,
&c, which he will sell for cash. or
barter for all kinds OF produce which
may be converted into money.
DAVID HEDRICK.
Scottsville. Alb, Nov. 2S, 1S3S-n
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-21
Lumber W'Nssxea.

White Oak or Ash, of a good quality
sawed, suitable for building 1HRESH.
mo MA CHIMES. A bill is left at
the Printing Office Of the Spectator, des.
cribIng particularly the different sizes Of
timber wanted, which sawyers are re-
TERED to. The highest market price
will be paid. Fl. GREIR e. r.
Stanton, Jan 81