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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

Newspaper for The Blind.-A weekly
newspaper for the blind, was established
at Palermo, in Sicily, on the 18th Of
March last--for the use OF the blind. Ii
IS called "il Consolidate de Chiechi'-
literally, The CONSIDER of the Blind"
Inc letters in which ii is printed, are, OF
course, IN relieve; and are read by the
o'1hd by passing the finger over the line.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

;, a proposition has been made in New
foIk, ~ erect monument 10 The memory
o. y" i.i''m Leggen; correspondent, cor
reefs me Suggestion, and proposes thai an
annuity he purchased for his widow, 81 no is
,ti' nes'i'uic-a woman whom the deceased
!"e' much, and 10 whom he vss IT, bied
'o' So'ace IN trouble, for walchiai caro- in
sIckness' and Tor delightful companio ship
IN every vicissitude. That is The roo,,,nan,
Phitad. Il. g. Eqze;fe.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

Accident 10 Mr. Clay.-The Cincio.
na'i Gazette OF the 9Th inst says - w t
learn that the stage in which Nj. CLAW
was passenger upset on Saturday, near
Palmyra Ohio, aud that he was slightly
injured. Apothef passenger had his leg
broken.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

bunker Hill Monument The Boston
transcript says il is reported that ,brse
brothers, men Of wealth, aui good men
and tired, have offered fourteen thousand
aoHars 10 The Bunker Hill Monumenn
ASSOCIATION, ~ such conditions, as can.
no. Dc refused, towards the completion
OF me obeIiSk. and that the work must
60 ahead and be soon concluded.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25
FROM FLORIDA.

Accounts from Florida to the Ioh
June, state the continued illness Of ma
ny OF The officers and soldiers. The
troops under Col. Davenport, on their
match TO the neighborhood Of ST. Marks
were halted near the residence nj Cci
Gamble. who in the very spirit of hos
Pltsllty, converted his house into a ho.
piial Tor the officers. Col. Davanno,,
1t. Piommer, Adjutant LIST Infantry II
Johnson, 9Th infontry, DR.. Mccormick
and Or. Clark, were all sick at Colonel
Gamble S, who, like the good Sam,r;,,a
administered TO their wants with Ibs
utmost Kindness. Dr.. Clark died on
the morning of the 29tb. IT. pInr, op
was slowly mendiDg, but still too Ill 70
De moved, The others were convolcs.
cent. Col. Davenport had proceeded 70
Fort Lawson. Three Of the Officers Of
this detachment have fallen victims f.
Inc cIimaie-Capt, Mitchell. Ii, Pew
and DR.. Clark.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

@7 The Bank of the Valley has de.
termlned to accept its new charter BY q
large majority. This secures TO US a
Bank at Stanton, but ii will probably
be some months before its establishment
can be effected.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

Progress Of improvement. -. 7, IS lated
mat one thousand brick houses are now
IN progress OF building, in the eli, Of
Cincinnati, and that five hundred more
viii be built in the course Of the summe,
EVEN this immense amount of new bull.
d'pgs Will not supply the demands.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

a@The Petersburg Constellation and
the jeferson,an, a. Warrenton-botb
Administration papers have been dis
continued for the want Of adequate sup
port
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

G The Richmond Enquirer states
that contracts have been made in thai
city for crops OF red and wkite Wheat
to be delivered in August. at SIIO.
Prices, however, are not vet settled.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

Vs. The Miiledgeville Recorder. of
the 9th. we are pleased tosee announces
the convalescence of Gov. Gilmer from
his severe illness.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-07-25

On NJ ondsy the Engineer and bis as,
sistsnts were IN this place surveying
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13
ADD r ESS
or col. DANIEL N. BARRIScER,


Delivered al the celebration Of the anniver.
sary al the Mecklcnb1rg Declaration Of In
dependence, N Concord. N. c.. May 20th,
1859.
Friends and Fslio,c. Citizen. I am
much grsiified with The presence Of so
very large and respectable an assembly
on this occasion. For though reluc,an,
10 become the organ Of The committee in
addressing you to-day. Tor reasons as
signed to them and not necessary TO be
repeated; yet as We have resolved TO mark
this day By an &C, Of public celebration,
and as |, 10 the first attempt a, this place
TO do public justice to the memory OF The
actors in q memorable event in our hisio-
~; i, must be highly gratifying to every
citizen of our county, and every friend To
the reputation Of our state. To know tina,
our people are willing and anxious 10 do
all in their power to render The occasion
worthy Of the deed il is intended To com.
memorate.
Fellow Citizens The close Of The 18th
century was remarkable in the history oil
the world. both for the magnitude OF the
events by which il was distinguished. and
the results which followed them. on the
destiny of mankind. To America. espe-
cislIy. il was marked by transactions oil
the highest moment. The last quarter
Of that century Witnessed our emanciPa'
tim from the ihraldom Of colonial sasssl'
age. I, saw a people without means
bu, with fitm reliance on God. and the
Justice Of their csuse-enier the lists, ant
contend, against the most fearful odds
with The then most formidable monarch,
on earth. II saw that people surmoun
every obstacle, and come out from Oh,
con,es, .riumphan,ly victorious. l,ssav
that people occupy new untried position
on the theatre Of human action; and es
tablish for themselves system Of self
government. by which they have practi
cally vindicstsd the inalienable rights o
man--acknowledging no responsibility,
but TO their Creator, and the government
Of their own choice: q system which hs
become the wonder and admiration o
mankind; which has shed happiness an
renown on the nation which il protects
aud by whom il is maintained.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

nary OF Miss Psllislsr's wishes; she had
no objection 20 eoqBel, she had a sre.,
aversion 10 being found out. She knew
mat her uncle would not allow her 10
make . fool ofsny man. and IL Jones we're
10 make declaration in consequences Of
any public eoqusiiry. she must ether 81
once accept him Or incur thar noblemsn's
serious disPlessure. and she was always
uneasy u any difference took place with
that rel.lise. 10 xhOm she vas sincerely
attached.
But oil things come 10 q close, 90 did
Miss Pallisier's wish 10 her uneIe--and
Mr. Jones had neither made declaration
nor seemed inclined 20 do so: and,
lrii alone in her carriage as IL bore her In
London, her reflections we're none Of the
most pleasant. She feli that in playing
the game of eoqueiry. she had not only
failed IN her object. but had losl her heart
and doubts and fears possessed her
breast. that perhaps Jones. disguised wilh
her conduct. might direct hIs aIlenlion
rlsewhsre--snd she burst into Tears Al
thought.
Nov, Lord Psllis!eI had seen the game
his niece was playing. and was pretty
well aware Of the Stale Of her heart. and
IL rejoieed him that her affections had
fallen where they had: but he laughed
heartily 81 The thought. that q mere
country squire like Jones should so
completely out-maneuVre a praelised CO.
quelle like his niece" Jones likes the
girl;" said his lordship To himself. /" and
he shall have her. but let her suffer q
l,iile;" and che dad. Letters from his
sistrr-in.lsw described his niece as not
we'll. pale. out of spirits. " So," said his
lordshIp. she 10 in love al last. 10 she!
| mus. give her snOthrr chance. ! sup.
pose"
lard Psllisier's next letter mentioned
ineipent symptoms Of govt, and his aff.c-
lionsie niece soon arrived 10 nurse him.
but he was shocked to perceive that she
Looked horribly III. L" Poor thing"
thought he. " must be mereiful;" but in
the course Of the day he gave her . hint
respecting her country beau, Mr.. Jones
and Miss PaIlis,er, in q passion Of tears,
threw herself al her uncle's feet, and con-
lessed al once her love. and besough. him
not to sllude sgsin TO her wicked end
foolish conduct.
I" Il vas wicked" said she. " because
I intended To injurs the happiness Of I
worthy man. and | suffer now justly"
Lord Pallis.er thought 10 himself
" Thou art . good aud honest gir, ate
al. and thou shalt be Mrs. Jones YET"
Lords have gres, pow no doubt, bu
how his lordship eon,rived. q few week
after. 10 detect Me-. Jones in The act O
imprin,ing kiss upon the lips Of The fai
Elizabeth. we canno, tell; neither hav,
we heard tina, either his lofdship or hi
niece expressed any violent indignation
al the audsciiy Of Mr.. Jones. Nay,
has been insinua,ed that the said kiss wa
given with The full appreciation, not onl,
of Lord Psllisler. but also with that O
his nieee--bu, this seems incredible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
Peru EuiuaGie LIMBS for Sale.

yHyHE undersigned intending TO remove 10 The West,
q take this method to NOTIFY the public, that they
wish 10 sell the following Tracts of Land to vii:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, containing
522 acres of which about 100 is bottom land with
comfortable dwelling house, and other necessary out
houses.
One other Tract adjoining The above, lying inmedi
ateiy in the Fork Of Mayo and Dan rivers. containing
360 acres Of which IGO of bottom land, with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient oml-hOusPs
adjoining The Town Of Madison which Is OF the
commercial and en,eprsing villages in the Upper c6un
try.
One other Ttuct lying on Dan river and Beaver Island
creek containing about $50 acres. a large portion Of
which is bottom land, nnd with good improvements
Two other Tracts lying on Mayo river, containing 80
acres well improved and has on ii gris aud mil,
the site OF hich is equal 10 any in the State.
One other Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, con-
tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing about 400 acres, lying on
Beaver Island creek, with very comfortable two sory
house inst finished and other venPnt uut-houses.
One other Tract containing between Is and 400 aces,
upon which are several improvements and could be d.
yded so as suit seven purchasers, lying Dan river,
and bounded by said river the North west nearly two
miles: supposed To be about POO acres OF bottom land
and has on il Westinghouse "a eet long, and ~ feet
wide. together with oil other necessary our-houses
Also 6 or half acre Lots in the Town of Madison,
mart of which well improved.
The most of the above Tracts of Land are joining
.ocb other and Gle situated in the county of Rocking
ham and Stale Of North Carolina, and in the Immediate
neiphborhood of the Town Of Madison.
Also two other Tracts, known by ihr Of Allen g
Delight one part of which is in Rockingham and the
remainder in Stokes county, containing about GOO ceres
bounded on The South by Dan river for about tw"
miles has about 200 of bottom land: it has also
good site for a mill 1t situated 10 suit either
two purchasers.
The above Tracts Of Land in very healthy sec
ton Of country all being well wafred with plenty OF
good wood land and the soil s suitably adapted TO the
culture of tobacco and grain of every description
The undersigned being determined TO sell, earnestly
solicit those who may wish purchus' in this part OF
The country 10 come and examine for themselves.
RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM FERREL.
Eahos !2-tm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
RoDDahannock Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale following racs Of Land farm in the
v ~ Njddesex called Weeks containing 733 acres This
N. baoks of T. Rnppahannock river, miles above
n,,a lies we'll farming is under good enclosures and
IN, 5s necessary farmhouses on IT. NOT soa AZ private ssv
Nh BE Offered public auction, al O'oa""'' y" 'H' 10Y " ~
Li.ssI Msy court ~, ,.-,.u- r,,-.., ,o,,.;,;,. 7so
trm IL Stafford county, called Windsor forss eon,snnS ?o
rhi farm Ines in the God district, near Tackets Mill
Tor mpr and has every convenient building
no, .o al SAFE will b. offered AZ Public huc-
+, Cou house on Is, day Of Stafford May court,
nae, Of .oI in Lancaster couo'y, called CyrEs cona'nns
. ~ wois. which is considered valuable. |, has small
on it, occupied b tenant II sold at private sale,
will % offered pablo auction at Lancaster oou house on 'he
It's, t.y of LlNcas,et May Court a., .,, "a, ,
All wi, he ol uuas the WIN " VI" III ~ .r-
,i,b " Euwnm Lancaster county The terms w DC &c
Address the subscriber at Morsansvs eHu9uet
county, Va IunN o. III ~ n,cmo,
rL,,,vo 5l-2Iwtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
ClRCULA K.

CIRCULAR.
RR. PETERS, the proprietor of"PETERS' VEGETABLE AN
TlBILIuCS PILLS. would inform his numerous customers
the United States he will be able Immediately
supply their ORDERS of them long deayd by o.!
machine for eOuatsg pills. which he has recently invented and
which will greatly faeiiuie his operations.
He would uso hereby, his grateful thanks TO the writers
Of OF hundred Of received
July and congratulate the parties concerned their satisfaction
AID recovery.
Those testimonies usual bear evidence Of The gren
The pills fever aud .uc bilious fever aundCe, sick head
ache ;owness Of SPIRITS morbid affections piles &c
And they also report singular of OF white swelling
of which the had been almost entirely rnveoped for
neny This consequence of its extraordinary
will be given the Medical Society," and appear their
Reports.
Dr. Peters has only add proof Of it's efficacy, that the
sale OF his Vegetable Pills exceeds ku Of other medicine
e circulated in the United States.
Oct II 45-1afly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
Feb %
BIZ the Gorernor IF tie State If pi7gtnia.
PROCLAMATION

gr7HEREAS, by nm Act of the General Assembly,
passed March Oath, 1893, entitled "An act provid-
inc for the cassessment of lands in this Communicable,
The Executive is required the assistant asses
sors shall haze finished their assessments respechvey,to
.sue proclamation requiring the several Boards OF RIM
cipal Assessors assemble al some convenient time ana
l,ce within their respective districts, 10 be designated IN
the Proclamation; do therefore, in conformity with the
nr,vsons Of the said Act Of the General Assembly, here
he eore the said Principal Assessors to assemble on the
first Monday inNay next q, The following places and pro-
COED To the execution OF the duties required OF them by
law vz:-Josiah Hollennn Of Isle of Wight BickerI"n
r winston of Louisa, William A Harris Of Page and
VIM Carey OF Greenbrpr countless Principal Assessors
10 constitute Board for the first district composed OF the
counties Of Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nansemond Isle OIL
Wight Surry, Sussex Southampton, GreensvIe; lrnce
George Brunswick, Dnwiddie Chesterfield, t5enrIc",
Hanover New Kent, Charles City, James Cily, YORK
Warwick, Elizabeth City, Gloucester, Mathews MA
dlesex, Essex, King Queen, King william, Caroline
Spotlsylyania Stnffnrd King George, Wes,norelnnd,
Lancaster Richmond, Northumberland Accomac, and
Northampton to convene at the Borough OF Norioik
Mathew W. Kemp of Gloucesler, John Fl Knight OF
Nooway, John Kern, r., Of Hampshire, and benjamin
Brown of Cab-l counties frlnciPa ASSESSORS W co'i
stn,e Board for the second district, composed OF all
the other counties East Of the Blue Ridge 10 convene at
Charlottesville in the county of Albemare:
Samuel Mofet, of Rockingham. Burwell Wilkes ct
Brnusu ck James w Walker oil MADISON ana 'ohn ".
of Wood counties Principal Assessors TO cnnstl-
u,e Board for the third district composed OF the coun
ties between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny 10 convene
at The Court House Of Bole,ourt county;
Thomas McCulloch OF w ashnelon. William c. Lewis
of Rockbridge, Joab Early of franklin, and Chsrle'
Thomson Of Hanover countless Principal Assessors,
constitute board for The fourth district, composed
all the other counties of the Commonwealth incino"
Montgomery and Nonroe which also lie on both sides
the Allegheny, to at the Court House of Moi
gomery county
All the said Districts being arranged in the act ct
.emby, first herein recited, and TO which the se' er
Boards are referred to ascertain their respective p It's
| Given undor my hs nd, as Governor, and und
| ,, the Lesser Seal of the Commonwe' lth,
lsEALJ Richmond ttis 18th day Of March, is 80, al
63d year of the COMMUNICATES.
DAVID CAMP BELL.
March II -lM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

geY virtue Of made by John Adams and Margaret
ID his ws to John c. Smith, deceased and the subscribers
for the benefit, Bank Of the United States bear
on 23d June 1873 and admitted TO Recod The
.ks office of Court Of Henrco en- the gan Jay OF
month we trustees by request
President Directors Company Of the Bank Of the uensd
chartered OF Pennsy vania, Asssnees oil the
-, INK of Uned States, will, 90 the 2h day OF April
49, ,ocsed sell public auction, Ut the premises, Tor ready
bs property mentioned conveyed by the said
wing in The Of Richmond and still, remaining unsod and
.j deed described follows: 'The Union hotel, with IS
on street, running back $50 feet, with the Sta"e ahd
- on being 81 1871 street, running back oo
;,o so fee, OF aud 18th streets, nearly covered
w., SIjinss and OF the said Union Hotel" Acting as
Tr we convey such title only vested IN US by the
Ii I' # ,,us, ANDREW STEVENSON,
SAL Ue' JOHN ROBINSON,
,,., fID4-tds1 Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
lo6-5t
FSfESH SPRING GOODS.

FRESH SPRLvG GOODS
he ssfs.s from New cattle
in style. They are, 10 par, as iolOws
New style stripe Victoria Cassimeres
"a Dmpc e Ate for GcntIemen's Summer wear
French Cassimeres aud Grape Camblets
Super London S .'tpGa Dnsa a
Heavy English, plain aud ribbed do
IA and fine and smperfnc plain French Linens
6,s, 10 and 1874 lrsI, aud Barnsiey shee'inss
i case fine German Linen for Gentlemen's Drawers
4 bales super TicklenbuIss and DC~as
do No TO best GeImun Bursps
? do heavy brown and beached Duck
bale No | to 5 best canvass Padding
50 pieces fine and supcrtiue Brown HOLLAND
Real and imitation Russia Shee,ing and Crush
ssy BY 10. BY f. by is DanasA Table Cloth
Best D' black six Velvet, and plain and sssss Satin
"a cases English and American Prins-al qualities
do do furniture do some very rich
do supe,dno "A French n. do NUN. a., u,,;,,
Plain plaid, and worked swiss Musns
Checked, striped and corded Scotch do
acases Cambria, and Jacons,s- assorted qualities
= do hair cord and furniture Dimity
Book Mnll Muslin, ind Scotch Lawn
EArra rich and heavy Gro de Rhioe
Super Italian Lus,riHs and Gro de Swiss
Blue black satin striped and figured Poult do Sol
Black and f,ncy Reps and Gro de Orleans
Fancy ccioed Gro de Rhine Gro de SsP and pos de Sol
Ladies, black and white silk and Hosiery
Do black and white silk, cotton and kid Gloves
Gen,Iemen's buck, beaver, kid and thread Gloves
DO silk, cotton and thread half Hose
Bonnet car satin and Lustrng Ribbons
Handsome narrow Belt Rbbons-best qualty
Shuwls, Scars and fancy Handkerchiefs
Cambria Edsngs aud lnscrnss
French worked Collars and Capcs . 49,
PiaiG and hem stitched thread cambria handkerchief
Large sized do, embroidered borders and corners
Thread and 5obine, Edgines, Laces and lnseninSs
Black, white, green, plain and figured thule Luce
Black white, pink blue and buff Italian Grape
Heavy black and blue black Gentlsmen's wea
pearl Buttons Pins Needles, Tapes aud Bohbns
with full Of bIeached and brown Domeses Long
Cloths Ticking, Plaid Domeslcs, Apron, and Furniture
Checks, cotton Ozuaburgs, &c &C.
ar Country Merchants invited call US and examine our
which been BETTER The Goods have been
with great and the lowest New YORK cash pce
and will offered moderate advance Tor cash. OF on an ac
a KEEN nm our by Packet during the
" "''r ~ 49, VALENTINE & BREEnEN,
White Buildings, street Shockoe Hill
99-21wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
TERMS or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09

TO THE PUBLIC.
number Of have beeo moformed touching the price
" Of "P-tc Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills." when purchased
hs prime pal office, 1919 Liberty NJ " he feels called
make public statement of his in relation this
From this the Gosh price will DO FortyfuO dollars gross
in bills in the city Of ~ York and quantity
under os. WILL pretence be sold under the retail price
of Fifty Cents Box.
Merchants ordering Pills from the proprietor New York
Druggists, will be charged -Four Dollar. dozen
The this ADVERTISEMENT
az the demand for his Pills makes Unnecessary
should ba conducted without loss Of
time which would result from a variety Of prices.
prop would have further unesood that this ar
York dealers well those who rcsde
other places l1o-luiiyj Oct. u