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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

THE SINGULAR EscArE-Ihose who have been much
III broadway, may have noticed person prnmensang
there Of thirty years OF agc OF kably gen
tee figure and Of sach prerossessug have
attracted the attention Of the lOunscr OF this fashionable
thoroughi,re. change suddenly this person
age. His appearance neg ccte, ms manners and his
acting became strangely altered with cadayerous unsha
vls,ss aud unbrushed rarmea,s you could scarcely
recognized the gay heiny OF period He had
become the living picture Of despair WIS IT the dread
cd DELAY Of the Blnkrup, Law The anticipated future
OF the Fiscal Agent, the hclmng appointment
Of Love Peopl. ordered lat could have wrought
grea change, Alas his looks belied not his Inward
cesg-. His story told by Who knew him well;
but from motives Of iecacy his Daihe Is here prenscC
In tof Melancholy ennui, desperation or ~hate"cr
be called, ne resolved 10 commit suicide
lie procured he means, Razor and As fvery prudent
should DO, prepared die decenty, by Gfs clearly
shaving hiUissiL After this fellow MORTAL ct nothing
rpse you bathGt shace saved his from self dssruc
ton. lie l. now fresh. happy and handsome
thrice worthy friend Charles Del=yaH, after a Temper
ancc Lecture, aud al account Of simple shave Not
simple neither: for II remark shave, easy
nothing vas like IT,. How /. his ~ he ejlcua,ed,
II feel the Razor" am paruy,ic7 No. piHcang
hurts my cheeks An l zee it atI-CHAPMAN'S MAGIC
STROP am determined live, only to Joy anoth.
er shave Chapman has uawittngy been the p.cserver
Of my life.
man. O2 William St where the melancholy and the merry
who would escape pain Will be most ch.criuy supplied.
Z Curious calculation show ipp how man may enjoy
average life OF hy -four year. three months
nne days: one hosr one Rlue and half Of time that
invariably spent excrucia:ug paia and torment W.
man from 10 years OF age Till 10, occupies IS
day sharpening his athe.ng and .crapins
aud over again harmless innocent md unIfcadpg
chIn. Let him purchas. oEe o! Geo. Saunders actac
Tablets, hch will the opera be performed in
and half by any stop watch with CT, SO ami
pleasure, and the above length ofne. BIZ, De care
full not to purchase OF the imitation, about or
the - nutes hitherto suffering, may be doubled
GEO. SAUNDERS The laventor aud Manufacturer,
jl3- 2G3 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

II Wnverley R.inc--Ihc pubic can now deps;.
upon thin line going through without delay on The route !
the acrE09n after leaving Pine H. will drive from
stand on trot, right thrtugh and mistake. II yc'
can't e!eve this ~ true, ride and sec
Fare Ct ccEts. Season tickets, SO per quarter.
LII LIZ (2l GEO W EOMIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

r5- lectures GENERAL SOCIETY OF AE.
CHANCES AND TRaDESMES.-Un Friday evening,
JAM If Professor C. Nilsson, of the University W." de-
vrr lecture on the mutual relations an! deperdepcie,
b.Yccn the learned AN lahorur classes of men. Jl3at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

I'm. u. society i.ibrnry.-'rhc second scslts
of locnris.ary Reudags and Reci'a'ions by Mrs < e.
MOWATT5 uill be delivered on Thursday Evening, jan
10 1872 prciacrd by Into lucsory Remarks 10 com.
1ncnre Al Il o'clock. lll3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13
From the Sunday Mcrcury

II Dyspepsia aud Indigestion, have good reas
behave, ra be thoroughly removed by the Of Sc
brings Restorative Cordial. 1t strene thens the whole
system almost miraculous manner--resoras tue ap
petite, and makes feel good new ia every
sense of the word. We would recommend young ladies
who troubled with dyspepsia, or any aFec
ton make trial of this Cordial We don't like
The dear craature3 suffer. il2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

TIE COMMERCE OF B,lrrNoRE.--'rotala arrivals
from foreign ports during la4l, 402. Arrivals
from, coas,wise ports, 75S. Cleared for foreign
ports, 400. Cleared coasswisc, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

= II Pccket-BOoks iouud in great variety al w
nulacsry 10! William street wholesale and retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

U' Cuiiivntor!- Jast received, fresh supply q.
the Jlnusry humber Of the Cuiyator. Also q supp,
Of the past ycor the Of Fulton and Nassau "
by DAYTON Il NEWMAN. JD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

French Ceru pnster;-rhls Plaster, so much used by
the French, Tho tighter shoes aud yet have less
trouble with than any other nation simple and
cfectua MS 10 commend itself to all SO afflicted.
To be had al Il Maiden lane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13
Isaisiaturt Of NensEork
SATURDAY. jar. 3. ls42

In the Hessz, Mr.. stAAoss offered resolutions
referring the Governors Message to appropriate
Committees. Mr.. HcrrMAs urged the reference
Of that portoa OF i, concerning The expenses of
McLeod's trial 70 the judiciary Committee, in
stead of the Committee OF Ways and Means, and
the reference OF the portisn treating of Revenue
from Public Lands to q Special Committee. After
brief debate on these points, the Committee rose
and reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

Il Chelsea Eyceum.-An Address VIII be de-
rod, tcfore the Members Of the Chelsea yceum By
the President the Institute, the Rev Samuel H. TurIe'
NJ The Pablo School in Seventeenth between he
s,h and q,n Avenues on Thursday evening the lh inst
=, b,If,as, o'clock Admi.sion free jI29t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

y BoVgRY A;IPHrrHEArRE.-A rare bill OF novelties
is advertised To- nse5 including The elegant and chaste
classical representation the Rivers Family the splendid
riding OF Turner, and many other brilliant attrsc
.Ioas concluding With Imaginable aitcrpiece
q We advise those = 40 wish 10 purchase "a Headz Of
HAIR to call upon Dir. A. c. Barry, ll6 Broaivay the
My Individual Tto initiate nsture (in that depart
meat IN this county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

PEsEMaTokY EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE 1.oTs on
WAsGISGro> SQu,RE. WisHISCTos Place, And FOURTH
SrgEIr-We would inTita the attenou Of the public t.
the valuable sale OF Real Elte being par. OF The
OF Elk Depeys;er deceased Wnsningios
Place Washington Square and Fourth street be sold
this day 2 O'Clock, By William H. Franklin, the
Merchants Exchange, terms highly favorable 10 the
purchasers and may be considered the most valuable e
ts:e Arousin.o market 70: long time. L!.hogrsphic
maps can 5e obtaiced Of the .uctioneer
AMEr1c,S MrssrH-Thi, i, the las, iga, but Ia 0 OF
large company Of indian Warriors and Squsxs en-
gagged here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

~; Gov. SEWARD was in town Yesterday, and
will be to-day. He leaves Tomorrow morning on
his return 70 Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

II Ncv-xoris l.yceum l.ccturcs,--Lectait
THIS wednesday, EVENING. at ,he tto'"waS iao'
rnacc y, :! o'clock BY Rev. John Pcrpont, OF Bostcr
SUBJECT" The Education Of the Practical Man
Tickets admitting a Lady aud Gentleman oo cents 10
be had at the lyceum Rooms Ill Brcac"ay anu al The
door Per order.
VII ;,io L. G. FoRMAN, Rec Sse'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

~ The Erssing Post urges its party TO wiz
hold all aid from the construction OF the Newl oFs
end Erie Railroad because JANss BowES. frssi.=
In, f. ". BLArcHroRD, Counsellor, and SINE.
~ DR.pgR. .Jr.. a Director OF the Railroad Com
PAW. are accused BY James B. GfsntroflA o
cern,enancipg his ayo~ed frauds in the Elections
Of our Civ! How Is this proved against them
Rv the asrs assertion of this Glentworth whose
oath the Pos. declared unworthy OF belief aud st'!I
nsin1sips IS false They sre accused OIL? eT
Gs,tworth. whs.e statements re kEor 70 be tai'e
:, r,arv=parl;culars and have lpforsd them 50.
His nar.hlst pretrnds that he was screened iror''
second trisi BY Ahiss, while the "aaen'soe
ruth j. that the Loco-Fcco District Attorney "ho
r,;s,, have brought on tina. trial when LIE Pieaseo'
,est,,orel: it from, time lime and al length apai.
doned the prosecution altogether No "',is ha'
any control over II, or attempted 20 exercise any
Hs accuse, Redwood Fisher. in his pamphlet,
among others. OF being member OF secret " n's
Committee raised perpetrate frauds on tae oa1-
io,.baxes: vet when MR. Fisher acc"sted MN on
the subject he exoner.ei him entirely, and prom
issd 10 do 80 publjcly-whch promise he has MOI
fulfilled S. i ii with others; woaId II be with
nearly all he has accused directly or b. nslouan'n
If their se.respect allowed them 10 be t,rawn into
a coatrsyersy with 50 degraded and shameless
villain.
Th, tirs, use attempted 10 DC made Ct tie new
edition OF the Last Cars. va, the destruction OF
the Collector Of Custoras; the second. the stoppase
Of the New York and Ers Railroad;th the third, We
/ understand. is the elevation Of MIR. jonathan II.
sterenSor 10 the office of Comnlis-ary General
We shall see hoa they all succeed,
u Gov SEWARD was=in town Yesterday ana
will be to-day He leaves Tomorrow morning on
his return 70 Albany.
PRocgEDiyGs rSDER THE BA>NRrfT Law
Tho following persons have aeen appointed Com
nissioners under the Bankrupt Act, by the United
States Circuit and District Courts.
Merry 0r&-Jucob Radciif, Sivan.Is Miller,
| Ogden Edwards James Campbell, James Strong,
William w Campbell. and Stephen Cumbrcleng
Kiugs Cou,lt John Dkcman, Jr., John
Greenwood. of Brooklyn, and Abraham d. SoPer
OF Wamsburgh.
Queens Counfy-Duvid 5. ioRes-
SuFoM Cola,ty.-Hugh Halsey.
pIno, , (,r,,i,,-'rbnrr. ( =kins,lan,l
JFescheNer County.-Wam Nelson.
Putnaus Cosstg-Ercderick Stone.
Dutrh,ss C0uciy William J Street.
Columbia County.-Joseph d. Mcneil.
R0chiaha Coh'ny-Jcfenlah n. 'et'o'''
Orange Connty.-Aaron Belknap.
SuB;rnn= Cov,tU-Archibald C.Niyen.
~, rI.lf
CtSSsf county, -uo"s l. .
Greene C0Haty.-Janes Powers
- tfcjcI or General ASsippes-Wlam t. II.
w, TIII.c M Wi;
''uue1i, VI A'c"-iot"'
or r. arrivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

TEMPgRAscE-Accordin TO notice. meeting
OF the Washington Total Abstinence Society wa,
hed last evening at the Rev. Mr.. Whi:iakers
Church, which was crowded on the occasion 70 It's
utmost extent. The business OF the meeting WAS
opened by prayer, after which the Secretary's
Quarterly Report WAS read. Speeches by re-
formed members of the Society. Messs. Snow,
Locslin, Madden and Dr. Sloat. were delivered.
ana seyera! Temperance Songs sung by the ladies
of the Martha Washington Society. The mem
bers OF Nos. : and 50 Fire Companies were pres
ent as co-associates in the great work OF moral
:orm two other Fire Companies Joined the Wash
instou TOTAL Abstinence Society on Monday last,
and No. As and several others expected 10 fol-
low. The interest manifested throughout the pro-
ceedings was intense, AID the effect produced By
the exercises sautary and exemplary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

T. For notices OF New Publications., y. S. seamen
News from China, &c. beside the Apporonmen, Ia
Dles and History see First Page.
u For Poem from The Dial, Commerce of the
Lakes, &c. see Last Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

u Hiercnm1ilo Aibrury i.cciures.-Ias
Tenth Lecture Of the Course wall be deiitered a. c'a@
IIall "Wednesday evening I'm H. at half past oclCct
BY Ben amin ss,liman, LII ID Professor ale 'otese'
Snhicct--. Sketch % the Structure o tho Earth Ia
cludiny the leading facts Of Geology
Tickets admitting lad, nnd scmt!en,sm' MY cean-
III at, Ey order LEWIS MchluLLEN, Rec. Se:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

II Franklin L!cenm-rhe lyceum will nee,
THIS Crhnrsday) EVENING, i'm, lH'h. 1872, at TX
College ii Physicians ans Sufgeons'n tto>oy street
r,,s t,.rci.e. vii commerce. at :; clock P NJ and
consist of = Icc;ure D. Geo. tIfosn ESQ and discus
.,ou o. ire folio wing question Ought tse money,
Iii, State /. DC oared TO Corporations compcssd
Of private inJyi!aa!s Tor rnrrosa Hs 'n!siha improve
lueu;Sl' ). ;, '&'> N',>' Secretary!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

70 The Course OF Lectures advertised in this
paper, TO be delivered by J. \. BELLOWS, Esq. at
Clinton Hall vii! richly reward attention. Mr..
Bellows is a ripe and sound Scholar master not
merely OFT books but OF sciences and OF practical
knowledge. We trus, his announcement will meet
generous response from the public.
G5 MrsA. C. MowArr gives her Elocution-
airy Reading, and Recitaiisns at the Society Libra
~ this evening.
70 Rev joins PlEgroSr lectures this evening
at ,Ae Rutgers Institute.
gThe Governors Message was carried through
from Albany 10 Buffalo in % hour. L minutes, al
though DELAYED two hours between utica and
Rochester By recen, fall Of snow
10 rhe Rochester Advertiser OF January 9th
states that Mr.. Van Zendtis eboui 10 appy=o 8
new trial.
M.cHlGss-Tho Legislature Of Michigan as
seinbled on the Sd inst oncountag the ballots,
the votes for Governor we're
For JONI 5 B.eRy. (Opp ,105
Pinto c. FILLER, (Whig} 5,ls5
Mr. FITCH. Abol. ............-- ,-i4
Barry's majority over Fallsr.--- .io,a aas
% LEICESTER Ming, Esq, of Trlmbul! Co,
has been put in nomination BY the Abolitoaisrs for
Governor of Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

The famous iiagic Razor Stropis made by L. Chap
man iO3 W lillian St where the melancholy and the merry
Who you'd escape pair Will be chccrtuLY sunnllrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

Inc 1 I>lIgg E,!iF
D. p Barnard, PRESIDENT Geo ''i'In' zee President
,rnhin. Secretary u Il scd Treasurer.
II. !. cIic,on Trustee J y. CLARK ua,se,s
IN I,s Jahu biscN,=>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

The tirs; use attempted 10 Dc made Ct Tue new
edition OF the Last Card the destruction oil
the Collector of Customs; the second. the stopPase
If The Newy and Erie Railroad; the third, We
understand, is the elevation Of MIR lona'ha" y,
Stevenson 10 the Office of Commissory General!
We sha see hoa they all succeed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15
TO TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA

our Petitioners, citizens of the county of
respectfully represent to the General Assemblies
that defects exist in the Constitution of the State
| Which SUBJECT your Petitioners, in common with
majority oil their fellow citizens of the Common
wealth, to grievances too aggravated to be endur-
ed by fTeenen, and too unjust and mischieyous TO
DO tolerated by d wise and benefcent govern
meRt
Your Petitioners propose TO present to the con-
sideratlon Of the General Assembly, some of tho
more prominent defects of that instrument, and
those which III their opinion, operate most OPP
Presslvely and unequally upon the people.
mat which your petitioners must ever regard
as the paramount objection to the Constitution,
Is that system OF representation which it pre-
scrlbes, adopting geographical divisions of lilo
state, and assigning fixed number of represen-
taives TO each district, without reference to pre-
sent or iu'ure population. 1t is true provision
is migrated on the constitution, by which the
power 10 reapPortion representation upon juss
principles is theoretically given to the LegisIa-
lure, but tor all practical purposes is regarded by
your fettioners as mere nullty; and so it must
De regarded by all, until human character attains
that Pereciiblllty, hitherto unknown, which will
prompt communities of people voluntarily to sur
render power, heretofore enjoyed.-This opinion
is July and more than sustained by the action of
the Legislature, at its last session. Your petit
TONERS must therefore, look 10 the district appor
tiohneHt oil representation as fixed and unchanpo-
aole under The constitutions and as Welding TO no
PrmciPie Whicn may substract political power
from one district, and transfer il to another.
Even, though equality Of representation wero
preserved by the sectional divisions of the State
as prescribed In the Constitutions vet il is to bs
ainenled by friends to the integrity and HARMONY
0! Ine Slate, that such divisions should have beer
made. In sectional divisions, and the commune.
"eS Wi'iIln them, are ever TO be found fruitful
sources OF jealousy, and conflicts of opinion and
'h'ereSl, dangerous to the peace, harmony, and
prosperity OF the State-Dothing but an overru-,
ing necessity should create them, and when thew
exist without such necessity, a wise people should
speedily abolish them. But when to these diy,-
slons are suPeradded gross inequality Of repre-
scntation among them, the fact that the contfoll-
ing political power of the State has been conferred
on %, lno DIVISION having minority Of recognized
ci!lzens' and the population and wealth OF that
minority declining, while the majority is rapidly
increasing In each of those particulars, and there
Dy udily aggravatng the subjects Of dissatisfac-J
! tiVh ana complaint on the part of the majority,
VINO can ioresee, without deep regret and alarm ;,
me consequences which may result from such a.
lconcunence Of disturbing circumstances.
"hIie your petitioners with unaffected sincers
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

O-hcts We're passed at the late session of
Congress TO establish District Courts OF tho Unit
ed States a, Wheeling and at Charleston, and to
discontinue the one at Lewisburg, which, howe
yer, Is still retained as the seat of tho Circuit
Court. Western Virginia is certainly highly fa-
vored with Federal Courts.-We will now have
District Courts twice year at Wheeling, Clarks.
burg, Staunton, Wytho Courthouse, and Charles
ton-and Circuit Court once in each year at
Lewisburg. Judge PENNyBAcKrR must be a We
ry patient man, ii he consents to this peddling
system upon his very moderate salary. No other
Distic. in the Union has half tho number Of
Courts--on!y few of the largest having more
than one place of holding court, and none of them
more than two. We would advise tho JUDGE to
get pair of leather breeches.
The Court at Charleston is to be held on tho
Wednesdays after the second Mondays of April
and September. We are not ad yised Of the limo
fixed for the terms at Wheeling.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

we have rumor that President Tyler is about to re
model his Cabinet TO make more acceptable 10
'the Democracy, and also make some changes in th.
present distribution of the important Offices Messrs
wise, Gushing, and Irwin, said to be- detain.d at
y" asing'onto assist the President in the
no represents 1.-The Democracy" in the transaction,
is stated
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

0l-Tho following is the Memorial TO the Ge-
neral Assembly of Virginia, prepared by the
COMMITTEE appointed for that purpose by the
hewisburg Convention, praying for the passage
OF law to take the sense of the People, upon
the question of calling Convention 20 amend
the Constitution of the State. The Committee
have designated the following gentlemen to
take charge Of the Memorial in Augusta, with
authority to add to their number :-WiIIJAar
KINNEY, DAVID w. PArrEsou, KENroN HAIR
PER, DR.. G. w. MCULLocH, fIUGu w. SHE'S
FEY, DR.. II. II. HRNRY.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

Netc and destructive Gun.-Wc have inst Nv
atnlned Gun, The invention of DR.. Thompson. Of
Smith county, Tenn, which may be fred GCtv
tunes IN less than fifty seconds, and with much
precision. There are but four barrels with INV
breach pieces, oil loaded, and successfully applied
10 the barrels by the revolutions of cylinder
I'fned ny the hdnd. The Improvement is nten-
ded TO apply alone TO field pieces in the cmoroen-
cy Of war, 1t not being suited to small arms. #,
mdy be made to repeat $50 times if necessary ia
so many seconds, and is therefore in this RESPECT
superior to any other gUu invented. The maker
vii! exhibit it again on Saturday next 10 this city,
NashriNe Hanner.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

01-'Thc two Pocket Veioes the Land BILL and the
Contested Election BILL along with the Regular Tetoes
on the two Bank bills, and the two Tariff bills make
SIX vEToEs in ALL since MIR. Tyler came to be acting
President Of the United States Besides there arc his
Redsons, filed with the Apportionmcnt BILL which may
be called half veto, aud his Protest.-f Compiler
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

EXpUNGINa REsoLUTIoN.-On the last day Of the scs-
sion oi Congress, Mr. Bayard gave to the Senate
that at the next session, he should press his motion for
the repeal of the famous Expunging Resolution. That
VIII be cruel stroke for Air. Calhoun just now, who
his usual consistency, h. shal! defend the Expungng
process.-t Sirginian.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

to 10 no 'VVU 'IOW"SI " no. PTIzes r no.; Il no.
$3.50 Prizes, amounting TO $Sl,2l7,2l6.
70 No. LOTTERY, IL Dratcn Ballots
CL5-Tclcts 500 Halves $40, Quarters Is Eicb,bs
81 %. Packages of 20 whole tickets $3.50 and Of
Shares in proportion. Address j. G.. GREGORY &
70 i'lchinohd' va Sept 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15
ia MI O 81 s.,,-.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1919.
0SS-Au the Banks in Virginia by agreement, RESUME
specie payments to-day, the 18th September.

oS-We are indebted to the cntcrpriziny publisher OF
the Stew World" for several literary treats within
the last few weeks among them, the ''Lfe and Times
oil Louis Philippe the 'Lifc and Times of the United
iri'hmcn, Letters from the Ba!tic and last though
not least, new and popular Life Of Henry Clay
which is offered to clubs at So hundred $40 thou
sand copics-Thc sketch is pretty well written and the
most serious objection have 10 it is the portrait
which accompanies it. We never did think our friend
Clay what the Ladies would call handsome man. but
TINS picture Of him is deesabc.-Wc do not recognize
a single lncsment in it.
Those who desire any Of these publications can have
them forwarded by mail, by addressing the publisher
J. Winchester, 30 Ann street, New York.-Thcir a
verase cost is from IL to % centsand by rcnttin
small sum, they viii be regularly forwarded as they
arc published.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

, The Compiler says that "Mcsincrsn'' and "Abduc
'on are 1.-THE grand topics Of talk and wondcrment in
Richmond" Mr. Ritche is willing to adn; either
one or the other OF them to be hoax
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15
United States District Court, Western Dis

United States District Court, yYesiern Dis
rict Of Virginia, Slaun,oa.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice TO Creditors, and all others concerned in
interest, to show cause against the Petition Of
No 593-Jacob Hoover, of Grecnbrier county.
to be declared bankrupton Monday the Sd day of Oc-
tobcr 1912.
No 66S-John Shannon Of Tazewell county, to
be declared bankrupt Monday the Sd day Of October
next.
No 733-Joln Foutz, of Mason county, TO be
declared bankrupt Monday the Cd day Of October
next.
TEsTE,
NICHOLAS X. TROUT, d. G..
August 25-ft.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-09-15

JUST RECEIVED,
One Cask Superior Poland Starch,
Patent Mould Candles,
And for sale cheap by
sept I' IL. BERKELEY.