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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29
PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm the Germany

FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTREJ
I'm the Frenck Language.)
entire th market. resembles Sage, but
a is nutricous and pound Of 90 usage far
as three pounds of ordinary wheat flour
Emigants from Euro having looked for it in vain
years. conaoer it delicate wholesome and money saving
handful is sufficient be le quarts Of milk The
best American physicians prescribe their recovering
a light and very healthy diet.
To of Vermcell and Macaron Pearl Grain
very desirable requisite, they the right kind
The sale increases daily in wonderful manner showing that
whatever family tries it. can hardly do without it.
The only General Depot for this article in the United States
g BuTlg slip foot ofJohn street near the East River
New York City where be had the wholesale trade
packed ksg. q IS lbs quantity not less howey
in the lower of this the retail and
consuming families, facilitate is aqu.ton to every
body GEO PEUSCHER, Sole Agent.
New York November 28th. l843 dc msr
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Ola 20 FORTsS CHEAP-The subser Der -c pectfully
Informs his friends end The public IN general that be has
hand piano ioIes cheap Bewould
AXE opportunity the public that ne does
The practice of all the other makers this city of ED
bring his recommend
MS and charge Is cent for hs instrument
wh Paid The professor ior his uouhs Persons who
by calling HIM therefore procure
hem with beng oblisd $50 SIS
f-ssor o the inst umenr is good.
AID serou0 usnd Piano Fortes loaned on hire Appy
Broadway Piano Forte Waer0om the factory
Mulberry St, between Houston anI bleecker
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OE8 ONLY REGULAR LINE, FOR NEW OR
tH8&H LEANS-rhef ollowi nrst class packets will sal
ctuallv adYertised permittingl pas

The ALAB.MAs Captain Bpnko ON the 25th Dec
The CASTOR, Capt. o. kldnoge, 3st Dec.
The accommodations of for cabin second cabin
and eerage such fail every
comfort 70 passengers during the voyage
The ships OF this line have commenced their regular
trips and will sill punctual every FIVE days throue the
season Passengers therefore rely being detained
The price OF being very low wishing
berts IN either oil e above packets do by applying
board or to w. j. a. TAPSCOTT, AZ their
General Passage Office, i3 Peek Slip
d28 re OF South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 26 ANDT.
THE Subscriber has received large supply OF Vogtlandes
with schomatc lenses made according to Professor Perva
calculation.
Also supply Of bes' plates and chemicals which h.
warrants good and sesa reduced prices.
The following have agreed agents.
Wsshnstor, b. DT "A Richmond haS Va
BroadbeIt Esq, for the Southern States VIM West, ESQ
All communications (pos pad and orders. accompanied
directed VIII wiGIaM fHup3s s h1 sn0"'0
OH 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
GREAT REDUCTION.
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING only Five Dollars
r, and EPssclsIy Ps1Nm1gHnshlp only Two Dollars
for the best specimens of Ofhs nd PenmanAhp exhibited
.G6LDsMiTH's CHiROGRAPHiC INSTITUTE. fo
he instruction Of
PENMANSHIP
and Book Keeping 1879 Broadway opposite John street,
during the day and evening" for the reception of
pills and vsters,
The acquss bold free and e1peditious style
Mercantile Peumansp in from ten to twenty lessons Of
The ladies taught Epstolary hand. beautiful
BOOKKEEPING.
The o his Academy IN thi
important study not derived from any printed work hut
the aut OF thorough practical knowledge the subject
The being arranged render familiar the
dent Of nscs9sle hp,pcs WHICH GER
LANCING ONE SET OF BOOKS.
Ladies' Writing Class meets daily at II O'Clock.
Gentlemen dnriog the day aud evening" such hours
best suit their convenience
oepara te parors for private instruction.
For sale the AcademyA superior article Of Metallic
Pens. nag I'm sec
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CROTON BAKERY NOTICE.

OhOION DAhEN1 NOIICE.
ok POUNDS OF BREAD FOR ONE SHILLING
~ The largest bread thu city be had the Coton b.
kerry 90 James street. six pounds of superior wheat bread for
one shilling or thre pounds for ak esass What Indian
rior kind fies Of all uds at each and
general Of Tea CAGES Rusks Buns Cruers BUT
Crackers fresh day German and New Year Cakes
tor holidays Flour wholesale and retail Ere east for
saeeysry day.
BThe above articles canbe had the branches No 3ss
Pearl between franklin square and Oak and No 202 I'll
liam Frankfort also at 22g Cherry ear Pelsam
d22 lmsnc JOHN II. WIEGAND, % Jamel st.
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YrAe BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, PLANTS AND FAN
&&CY VASES EOR THE HOLIDAYS-Dunl d X

HtNe BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, PLANTS AND FAN.
XT&CY VASES TOK THE HOLIDAYS -Dunl p
take this opportunity e their thanks to
received aimee opening their they
fully prepared all orders they be favored VITO
they will be of the cho and de-
lcae ofthe suitable for id or other paties
they have also made furnish flowers
year esentaun which will quite equal in beauty
thss furnished custom the past seasons
be given previous Saturday. rely upon he pg served
at prices moderate than heretofore. Choice do
ranged ia fancy baskets which have been adj ned than
dollars each amelia plants of every shade and tint just "a.
Fimbrcaa and with their W! te flowers
incaaa which stands unvaed for deli flesh coloed
notified aud shaded varieties such Doncke;gh siebold
rails variegated Americana and host of Others great
rety of plants suitable for paror culture bulbs and bulb
glasses birds and bird gold fish aud globes Vegetable
and flower seed, Of description warranted fresh the
seed store and Conservatory Those in will
call and judge for themselves
All orders thankfully received and executed with prompt
DUMB P Il CARMAN
d26 5t*rc Gas Broadway Blocker
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666 FOR LlYERPoOL-Regua Packet Of the ell

6&6~ FOR LlVEHPOOL-Reguar Packet Of the 9Th
kTkN January lgst-The new and splendid packet ship
sssss~ AsHBURTON H. Huttleston, MASTER will sail as
above her regular day.
This ship 1000 tons buhrn built expressly for this line
packets and hnished N superior style.
The accommodation for CABIN second cabin and
unsurpassed by any vessel pot Anumber Of
passengers already engaged Persons intending embark
,hould make immediate application board foot Of Maiden
lane, orto JOStfH McMOhkAf, 100 Fine street,
Of South.
Persons Wishing send Tor their friends sldng the old
couuy them brought by the sbo ship
Of the regular packets sailing the 7h 7h and 9th ofsaeh
month, by applying 20 above.
Drs sight for large small drawn by the sub
scribe the Provincial Bank Of Ireland able
III oughOut the country aso Messrs Spooner, At
wood Co.. bankers Londoa payable in in Graf
d26 G
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
100 BBLS SAL nON 800 do of Herring, and 400 boxes
fOO 400 bbls Of Mackere; 200 half 10
100 bbs. of Shad
200 do of Goldfish
600 sacks of Ashdon's Salt; $50 Salna do
200 kits of SouSed Salmon aud Mackerel
100 do OF Sounds and Tongues
1000 bushels of Turks Island Salt
900 gum ais dried God.
de- nc NELSON WELLS & CO. 81 Dew street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, IT'S
" Broadway, mp stas-E HITE would respectfully ea,l
the attention of citizens and visiting the his
splendid collection Of single
from fourteen the plate which for
beauty aud accuracy deneaton be surpassed Por
traits taken in all kinds Of weather. either with without
colors.
The American Institute at its late exhibition awarded M
White the frat for the best Dagueeotype likeness for
effect which is but another proof of the
superiority OF his portraits.
Mr. White agent New York for the very superior
imported German Camaas and at other establishment in
his city or State they be obtained.
NJ B.-Imported German Camaras also, French and Amer
instruments of the best quality with Plate Cases
Chemicals Polishing Materials &C., &c. always hand for
sale he lowest prices. nj 3m~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

EoR sALE-Tw- fopnts Of Type, Mpi9n s,d SOnp.risl.
which have been ussd On tho New fnrh Herald Nppif
this othcs.
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"a PAtkEr FOR HAVN!s-Second Line--The
IN hip UTICA, Heal {, master will sal on the lst
BOVD'S HlNCKSN 2 Tonune Building,
A. rnrncr Xslt nd str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

Pilot and Navy Bread and other description Of Crackers
BCouny merchants hotel keepers and shipping orders
supplied the shortest notice and the lowest prices
In ec
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TOMPSON'S CAKE.

=
the has arrived for families supply themselves
with Cake for the holidays. the subscriber would
fully inform them that the place still forg
putson for the best cakeand he tn who may favor
him with call that they shall be supplied with the best
that be made materials, aud the Clearly
Kout Cake, Plum Case, Pound Cake New Year Cake and
general of small Cake constantly hand and
ders for any quantity sent any Of the city.
JAMES TOMPSON,
d2l lwsec 40 Lspenard street, Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
and Jewelry low not lower than other house in
the city, wGold Watches from SIS to 500 each; sill
do from to $50 each AL watches warranted to
good time the money returned Watch,s Clocks and
steal Boxes repaired and lower than other house
in the city Second hand watches and old gold and silver
ken in exchange, bought for cash THO MPSN FISH
Err importers Of Watches and Jewey Wholesale and retail
AMOS r. THOMSON,
m RICHARD FISHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

BOUQUETS, FLOWERS SC. FOR NEW YEARS.
Nj LOS and Seed StoreThe
having mad, tons 70 supply his ole
who favor him tn their orders for eouqu
reaths, Vases Baskets Flowers &c &c, for New Ysar
ntaton would respectfully inform them that the above
lie sopped of description which
ass,d for elegance combined with
stur,l form Of Csmel OF every superb variety
ther with ko Heotrops, Daphnes, and many other
choc. aud fr,gtant Flowers.
IL is sirsble for orders be let later than
LAY evening", 10 pu ctuality.
Prices moderate than formerly aud Of equal
article. WILLIAM NlbLO, SIG Broadway,
adoin, he Garden.
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ID ACkET HIP OCONEt tom Ncw Orleans, Is disohs,g-
irg 1T Orears wharf, foot e Wall street -
u,al..,.ir 49, - d27ec
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quality price and that they by
OF the most competent judges 1R = The city
Old Java, burnt and ground, Is I'D per pound
Also general assortment of Coffee Fruits for The holidays
all kinds Of owsnd fact thing
grocery all of which warranted To be of first quality
del lm-ec g. HARRISON co
FRUITS GROCERIES, TEAS. WINES SC -GAss
NER YOUNG, 1872 chatham street. offer at Wholesale
and retail 10 dealers and families
Fresh Foreign Fruits, general assortment
Sugars and Coffee OF all kinds d qualities.
Teas Green and Black. ofevery description.
Superlo old Wines and liquors, of arious grades
Superior Raspberry and Cherry Br ndy
French and American Cordals, on dr. # aud ia glass.
London scotch and American Porter Brown Stout and Ie
Ale
La Norma, Regas, Nonaga and other brand, segars.
ltoaey. IN small boxes, from Ohio.
JuJube Paste, 4, l2I srd 2e 70 ovxes
Bid oosd spices, Cocoa and Chocolate.
-perm Oil and Candies, Soap, &c.
Saratoga Pavilion Water and pint bottles. Goods
delivered Of the city free OF d2 lm"ec
SUPERIOR TEAS, COFFEE and sU0AR-Alse Wines
il every variety otard GhampsEns and Cognas Brandy;
j. s. SCOTT sc Co.'S S1 Wholesale and Retail Store
Wines and Liquors put up hotties or demohn Goods
sent to part of the city free of d. In
NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROVI
~ SION STORE Families nthe negtbohood of Sixth
avenue aod lane about laying tn r winter stock
of Groceries and Pro- -ons viii do better by large
buying the cheap Provision Store No Greenwich
lane, where all articles the and Provision line
be purchased cheap cheaper than other
in that vicinity Goods warranted SUIT; if not, the
money will be returned Goods sent part OF the
free OF expense. MICHAEL KELLEY,
dis im~ec Greenwich lane.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
VMsyvgys g0wND@Yo

1
VIE subscriber has erected foundry at Vesu-
:, vius Furnace for the double purpose of maxine
all articles usually executed at foundres, and Of
manufacturing the Livingston county Plow. This
Prov was hrst used in the county of Rockbridpe
gut li'ue more than one year ago since then
many OF our most intelligent farmers who hay.
had an opportunity Of testing it, have given the
strongest testimony of It's value as a CHEAP, eff.
cient, and strong article-indeed il is believed
mat all without single exception, who have
purchased and tried this plow during the bast
year, have been highly pleased with its operation.
ana nave been generally convinced that it will
soon supercede all others now in use. The nat
terms which the subscriber now has, were made
by the Patentee during the past year, expressly
Ior the State Of Virginia and are believed to be
an improvement upon the form of his first pattern |;
particularly in having stronger turning bower.
The old patterns for the paints and slides of this
Piow, and all the patterns for the self sharpening
plow, are at this foundry also complete SET
OF OF patterns for the Threshing Machine HoRsr
TOWER formerly madeby Mr.. Bradley. Allkinds
OF IRON turning neatly executed. The foundry
Mn oe uhder the management Of MIR SCHUYLER
Bradley, whose reputation as moulder is a sniff.
Client guaranty that all jobs will be neatly execm-
ted. In asking share of the public patronage
Tor this foundry, the subscriber relies entrelv nno
these tacts, that all his TASKS most of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen ara tba
very best In the valley; and that he is determined
70 spare no expense to make it in all respects sncb
an establishment, as will meet the wants of this
o0RM@ afcRR W, 1s4s.-.MsAA MATTHEW BRYAN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
LA ND A ND NEGROES.

a the surviving executor of Henry King, dec'd
VIII expose to public sale, on the LIST day OF
Juno next, ON the premises, the valuable farm on
which II. King resided at the time Of his death,
containing about 3z5 ACRES, within two
miles OF the Augusta church, and about the same
distance from MI. Sidney, adjoining the lands Of
Thomas p. Wilson, WIN. Crawford, A Hyde,
&c..Ihe property will be shown by Charles
Hyde Esq. who resides on the premises.
Also. at the same time and place, ten or twelve
Ii X r L Y NEG ROES
will be offered for sale.-'The terms for the land
will be one third on the l st September. when nos
session can be given, and the residue in one and
two equal annual payments from the LIST June
The Negroes will be sold for one half at the time
OF sale, and the balance in one year from sale.
JOHN COCHRAN,
Executor of ii. King.
March 30, l9i3.-tds
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VIRGlNIA-At Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery held for Augusta County. at
1912, ~''''
Thomas p. Wilson, and James G. shipmau. adj.
inlnistratoIs of VIM. Miller, dsc'd.-Plain,iffs,
AGAINST
Hannah, the wife of the said Thomas p. Wilson.
Samuel B. Miller, VIM. w. Miller, Mary G..
Miller, and Nancy Shipman, the wife of the
said James G. Shipman, heirs of the said
William Miller, decd, and Polly Bell, John
Ervne, Abraham Lamb, Robert Harnsbarger
Samuel Clarke, Thomas Bell, James A. Fra.
zler, George Geiger, Elijah Brown, Lewis
Har, Peter Hull, Armstead nj. Mosby, John
McCue, Samuel Browns repr's., Joseph Cra-
ven's repr's., Jonathan Shipman, and any 9TH
ers, the creditors of the said William Miller,
Observation-Disclosures.
s'On consideration whereof. il ia ordered Tia,
this cause be referred to Master COMMISSIONS
Chapln, who is hereby directed 10 take an ac-
count OF the administration Of the plaintiffs on
the estate of William Miller, deceased; an az
count OF the real assets of the said estate; an
account Of debts due from the estate. and their
dignity, stating how much Of t,e narsn,ai o..afe
of the said Miller has been applied to the pay
ment Of debts binding the heirs; and also what
amount still unpaid bind his heirs, together with
any other matters stated, deemed pertinent by
himself, or which may be required by either Of
the parties TO be SO stated And the said Com
missioner is required to give eight weeks notice
in the Staunton Spectator to the creditors Of the
said William Miller, deceased, to appear before
him aud prove their debts.
r. Fl. KINNEY, D. C.
PURSUANT TO the foregoing decree, the cred-
Il tors Of William Miller, deceased, are hereby
notified to file their claims against the estate of
said decedent, in my office in Stanton, Tin Har-
mans buildings,) on the 18th, 18th or 18th days
Of Juue next, on which last mentioned day shall
proceed TO settle the administration of the
plaintiffs. G. CHAPLIN,
COMMIT in Chahcery.
April 6-St
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
Office OF Commissioner IN Bankruptcy ,
for Hampshire county, March so. {

-.
-NOTiCEto the creditors of the following bank
iuPts, to prove their debts before me at my ofic,
IN Ronney, on the several days named, when an,
where the said 5ankrapts are required 10 attend.
Debts vs. James w. Gfubb, on the 2ist and 22nd
days of April next.
Debts vs. James Caudy, on the 2lst and 22d days
of April next.
Debts VS. Levin P. Wills, on the 2lst and 22nd
days of April next.
Debts VS. John Noel, on the 2lst and oand DAYS
of April next.
Debts vs. Joseph Combs, on the elst and s2nd
days of April next.
Debts We Micheal Rzer the 2ist and 22nd days
Of April next.
Debts Vi Jesse Brelsford, on the 3lst and 22nd
. days of April next.
Debts vs. William Barnes, on the eIst and aon
days of April next.
Debts VS. William p. Reasonef, on the 2lst and
e2nd days ofApril next.
ALFRED p. WHITE, Com. &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-04-20
SMITH, DRINKER AND MORRIS,
SUCCESSORS TO
SMITH AND PALMER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

a re now receiving their Spring supply Of
GooDS; embracing in part the latest pub
LEGATIONS in every department of Literature, Law.
Medical, Theological, Classical, and Miscelano.,
Gus Books, School Books of the ates, and most
approved editions used in all the Schools, Col.
leSes and Academies in the United States /; STA.
IioNARY OF EVERY VARIETY, Music
and Musical instruments, Mathematical Instru-
ments, Maps and Globes, Surveyors Compasses.
Drawing Materials. and in fact every article con,
nected with the business.
B % % EoB I 81 DING
", o1r BiNDERY is well supplied with the bes,
Ip1rhmen and Materials, and We are prepared 20
make to order and rule to any given pattern. for
Jerks OF Courts, Banks and Merchants. Blank
I, books OF every description, asuppy of which we
have ready made, always on hand; every variety
Of Binding executed in the best manner. Country
Merchants visiting our city and the old customers
OF the house, will always find complete STocK
to select from, and upon as favorable terms as thew
can be had in any city.
SMITH, DRINKER g. NORRIS.
-. Late SMITH g. PALMER.
March %, ls43.
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NO1El0lNo


VNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
= friends and the public, that they have entered
into co.partnership, under the style and firm Of
H0GG & BLAIR, for the transaction of a
general
GROCERY, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND
FORHARDING BUSINESS,
At SCoTTSVILLE
THEY have on hand well selected stock OF
dry goods, and will constantly keep large sup
ply of all the staple articles 10 the GROCERY
LINE, which they will sell low for cash or OK.
change for country Produce. All Produce sen,
TO their care will be stored in dry, airy and CON
venient house, and sold or forwarded agreeable
soinstructions, and all goods, wares, merchandise
&c., from the Eastern Cities or elsewhere, con
signed to their care, shall be strictly and promptly
attended to. They will give at all times the
highest market price for FLOUR.
Having every necessary advantage forproperlJ
conducting their business, they respectfully soil
Git share Of the public patronage, and pledg'
themselves that nothing on their part shall b'
wanting to give satisfaction TO all who may favo
hem with their business.
PETER G. HOGG,
s JAMES A. Il. BLAIR.
scottsville. September 30, 1s4g.-tf
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BROWN g 9EAElL0l2o
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
Ed%;o NJ II ra SfHwn' Richmond, vrginia
A TTEND to the sales of ToBAcco, WHEAT,
4 - FhoUR, and other articles which may be con-
signed to them, land 10 the PURCHASE Of GROCERIES,
PRoDUcE, and any desert ption of MERCHANDISE.
They also ReceiUe and ForaUayd Goods on the
usual terms. Their Warehouse being on the
Street next the Eastern end of the Basin, their
customers will besaved the expense of one dray
age.
They willadvance literally on all consig nments
REFER TO
STORM, DUDoIs & Co, New Yoil
CALEB Core, Philadelphia
LEWIS WEBB, Richmond.
JAS. BRowN, in. 9"
WIN. kinney, Staunton, Va.
Il. CRAWFORD, I" "
MAYO CABELL, Nelson Co: Va
j. NJ. HARVEY, Buchanan
Richmond, Nov. 3, 1S42-F
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Gro BE CONTINUED

.MILLERisM has no Foundation in holy scripture,
history, reasons because, ,f...
1. Christ declares that no man knows the time
of his coming. -.
3. Mary prophecies are 10 be fulfilled before
the coming Of Christ, which cannot be accom-
p)ished at the time which Mr.. Miller fixes on
Among these prophecies we name the destruction
of Mahornejanism, the overthrow of Popery, the
conversion of The Jews, ,the universal spread OF
the Gospel, the general prevalence of Righteous,
ness, and many more. In the nature of things.
| lhsse eteuts cannot take place within the time
whicb Mr.. Miller prescribes for their accomplish.
| nent.
! g., Mr.. Mi|ler's dates are equivoca, and are
not sustained by any sure standard. And many,
similar calculations already made, founded on
such premises, have been found 10 bo utterly false,
4. This theory is calculated to make inhdols;
al many of those will look at his lollies, will at@
tach the same uncertainty to tie sure words of
revelation, connected with his baseless calcus
lations.--Vestern G. 8dCocate
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'Ncrms Of the Spectator.

WINS SPnorAros ~ published once a week, by
vance or Two Dollars and Fifty Gents il delayed be.
yona the expiration OF the year No subscription will
arrearages are paid. 49,
VAli communications to the editor by mail must be
-Advcrtiscnlcns Of thirteen lines (or less :, insert
Gu times Tor one dollar and twenty five cents for
escn subsequent continuance Larger advertisements in
tscrs by the year.
Notiecs in bankruptcy must be paid for before the
elvcry Of afhdayits.
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EXTRACT Logwood, HulIs Soap ,Opodel.
= doc, Glem's Shaving Compound, English
Calomel, Gum Arabic, Ground Ginger, Iorrllards
Snuff, &c. &c., Superior Turkey Rheubarb.
ALSO,
Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenaes.
Received and for sale by
+. BERKELEY.
March 30, Isi3,