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~ OMESTIC HARDWARE E.-30O bxs.

y Cut Tacks assorted from q to g on.
75 boxes BradS and SpatsbIes.
.t,G de- zen fine nnd extrr fine WIRE SieNes.
no Darts Coffee Mills, covered and uncovered
10 Wilson'S 10 30 40
% Peckhani's do do GO
10 cases Britannia Tea and Table spoons
10 polished Augers aud Anger Butts
100 boxes Minor patent eel Heads, assorted No o. J.
40 casks American Sad Irons assorted cast An" "roasha
haUdles.
2S5 cases American hard aud sOl frame Slce' asorted'
from 10 50 by IL.
1870 dozen N. ", Collins Kentucky ard Yankee 9sse'n
30 /" Jones 4 Co.'S Boxsood and Ivory Rulcs
30 Hay and Manure Forks.
10 cases Rowands mill and cross-cut Saws, assorted
6, 81, 7teet
Harvey Co.'s mill and crosscut Saws, as.
sorted i, 81, Z IteL
40 gross Ausiin's Scylhe Rifles
sss 5o1es Fyer's Indian Pood Scy,he stones ~.
Is cask, wrought aud Cow Bells, assorted from NO.
lto6.
:o0 cases Cotton Wool and Horse Cards
800 dozen DarliDg's, Innians anu "aiorons "'aS' a
Grain Scythes.
Is casks American Battery Kettles.
IS bales cotton Lca'inS Inns ana BED ROPE.
Sn gross BREEDS and linen Chalk ana lsa Lnss'
$50 dor en- Morriss and Fenn's pewter Faucets ana mo-
laSscs Gates.
15ca.rs nosbed Iapmers assorted, plain and strapped
10 DO shingling and broad ha,ehesi
$50 pairs Smiths Bellows, assorted, - 10 90 ,nchI ,
4 li! assortment of Far56nhsS Dormant fia'oh "n"
Coan!er ScaIss. ,,,, a..or,,d
20 cases brass Andiicns and stoves ana io's",
&c dozen An,ss,s shoycis and Spades, Nos. !, 2, j.
1876 EowiRods do do - :, =.
70 Thomsss do do b.
20 Cast Steel polished Shrvcls.
$500 lbs. Brass Wire, no 10 So
6iC0 20 Sheet Brass, No. II 10 So
Just received and tor SHE low by
2Of 81 EDWARD FIELD, No. l Plhit-st.
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GITPR ENfE CflrR r

SUPREME C0URF-FiBRuAkY IL
No. 81 S.. Jewe! et all plaintiffs in error, Bcsja
min Jewell et al. Argument continued by Mr. Hunt cr
the defendants
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ArPoINTMENTs HY TIE PRESIDENT.

By and soith the advice and consent Of the Senate.
WILLIAM Z. PE!LETIER Surveyor and Inspector Of the
Revenue al Swanshoeough, North Carolina Martin
Frazure, deceased.
ROBERT BGNGUREL, Receiver of Pablo Moneys Tie
district OF lands subject sale at Opeiousas Lonsana
GeoIge III. Smith, deceased.
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SANDS ssx,ArAKILLA-L2sol appetite 'ndigeson cys
Depsa peartburu gasrs Inflammation OF the stomach
I'll proceed from being an unhealty seer
lion OF gastric luce bile. Then follows acidisy OF Tue
ioyecb c-li,a,,on wind distress after ea''ns, oPie
,on o, lie precerdce headache ard nausea Eeuulet,
sensation and variety OF other peculiar feelings Known
only 10 the sufferer For these and kindred diseases re"
REMEDY has dawned upon the world having Tor i oec
the relief OF suffering humanity SAndss sarsapati; az
entirely vegetable composition, is in lis operation peeu
entering inlo the circulation, TINS coming IL cotaG, @
the germ or caus. disease and dspac;nS unhed'y
crr,ions by extending lis influence 10 every part OF .e
BODY and causing general reaction, "heh neal su
cecs debility disease For cericates oil cures see
advertisement 10 this and other daily papers
Prepared sold Wholesale and real and or e1pota
tion by a. 3. SANDS Co. Druggists ana ,ne,ilsts'
Granite Buildings No 27S Broadway, corner OF
sue el New.Ycrk. Sold also by a Z - Sdiio, ~ st,
eists Nos 70 and 100 Fulton streets David Sand, % NO
II Broadway OF Msrkelstreet' ana ny tus
gis,S generally hrus bout tie United States fce - per
bottle, six bottles IS.
u Mr. Barnum, in srmng 10 the earnest soic:sa'lon>
OF hundreds, may thousands and retaining or aio
her week Ind Chiefs al the American Mes, UNI as
conferred favor upon the whole community VIA to:st
able weather. doubt the leres OF these lannon's Che
will be daily. especially thu psrtohsnce: III WhCh
they appear their dances &c al and hall past ocioCh
II The Formation # Character, Lecture by H. GREE
LEY, beautifully printed and for sale at tie Tn
bpne office. Price l4 cents e)d
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~ The Singleton factory at Millhury, Mass,
belonging to the Boston & MIlbury Manufaclur-
ing Company, mas burned Tuesday of last
week. Loss $3O,OO0-coyercd by insurance.
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AUCTION SALES.
Jofah Rlchertst. Arcc5ncer.
I BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.

Jcfiah R'ebarc.r. Arccoacer.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT.
Siese iss Broad~sy.
ioeraca: sGTauces n2dr on SsrEgnCaera so- aactien
Eaiss
'rsIErY SxyES1H NEgr-Yogx TRADE SAbS--ro CON-
mebce March - i9+SIhs next regular Trgds sas wiE
be- commenced on ire 4th fGesiay OF March next,
co7uaace with regulations OF the Trade. IRWIN he
conducted heieiotors under these TesGs oGs:
ies Toe direction Gf the CcnnIig.ee si tsr tdae.
Invoices OF BooA. Stationery, Paper. Stereotype Plates,
Ec are respectfully solicited rGeY s-oui DC furnished by
ie mot o. February when the C3IsIogaS VIII be put
press
The s,uai cash advances m 3e lade on receipt o! goods
vixen Required and the sales viii hc guaranteed ana cashed
II desired.
DY S. Dr. APEX, Jr.-stogo s. VII
& , tiscl-rSrcei. co..er 81 piRg-sue-t.
TUESDAY, F.b H.
Az 20 G'cocS, al the Aaciian Room
CLorHs AND CAssIMGasSkroa, the sh.vss-op credit
OF SIX months, Tor approved eBaersed eo;ss
WEDNESDAY, Feb. -
At u o'clo- X. al the Merchants Exchange,
BANK SrccE25 shares Norm River Bank sIccs; IS 90
TfsTf8SDAY. Feb. IS.
A; 10 O'clock at The aHc;ioa room
FRENCH G;oopSlDs cases comprising desirable assort-
meat OF Fcench German osrr reIelss "oods OF re"
cen; irapcrations, sdapirs % The fsrins taue.
Also, 80 bales paper haugtngs
Also, ) bales grass cloth.
Terms moHIhs Catalogues anal samples ssady on the
m0rulpS OF sale.
SATURDAY, Feb s5,
~ 10 O'clock, III the auction room
CLOTHS ANp C,ssMEaEs-Frem the shs!ves--on credis
of >iI months Tor improved endorsed notes.
ISAAC LswIs il OF s, Maiden sRr) requested 10
call immediately and settle bill OF ts6 Itl
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| u Third EFard.-The "hi; Electors OF the Third
Ward requested I, injector Monday evening, :o list; al
No 2Dl sshing construct ri ocloeA 10 INTO consider
non the proespriety OF appointing Five Delegates to repre-
DEMiNG DUER, Chnrsan OF the
| eOfil+ Wing Ward COMMITTEE
OF Association vii held d; Monroe hsI o., Tuesday
evening" Feb II at O'clock Panciuai ateniasee Is re-
quesed Bali Committee prepared 70 make 'asif
isrs:. sIL.s cHIcKEGiNa, President
T. isaipi, Waldo Eraerson's Eonrti, Reg ,t;.
,Erc w:i b. drivered iAiondsy) afenag, al 'hc
Subec. NEW F.SLASD Recent Lii-Eary nnd Spiritual
80 IL
y Mercantile library .Assoc;ntio,i.
Henry @ o.iifer 18th LSciUss OF Tue course II
the Broadway Tabernacle, TsesaSy evening ss0Fuafy
2is al half pas; cGlock
Subje:t-" The Genius OF Pyrer"
Tickets IS cents each. may be had N the Llo;ar or u
the door, or the evening OF the !-ec;are.
Door opra a, a quarter OF : Q 'clcck
Ey order WILLIAM NJ PARKS,
f2O 2ss Recording Secretary.
II Or. Keller viii commence course OF Medical
Lectures Tuesday evening, te Dist tc.t aud ill con
tnae them on Thursday aud FRIDAY evenings, ;de 2Si
+ltins at Prospect Hail. IN Ezabcth street near Walker
on The symptoms, character aud curcabty o dis; asses OF
The liver aud lungs such dyspepsia AND pulmonary con
Sumption whjc mineral Doctors On not cure and hc
they eenSray say incurable VIII me Doctors cGlne
ard aud publicly r:ee their INTEGRAL practice They
are invited to do Abundance 6 cents
~ &. Dr. X can be con>ultes at his Office 40 b:oatsay
till the .6sh inst. lN5
u aS43-Christ IS Coming" Every eye shall
h.cp said bis servant John-Lectu!eS on th' ~
tens.y Interesting suect viii be given al tic church. cor.
OF Madison and Catherine streets this tMondayl eve
nns every evening this week ard also every evening
week The pusiic ard particularly The clergy are
invited 10 attend. Seats fee. 20! IL
sGTEhc 1sstcheIi Z. a. Society will meet THIS
EVENING a. ther Hall SOS Broadway, when NEST al,
order OF exercises will of, among other
speakers OF talent, Miuton aad Chapman will be there
Singing of the best Kind by the ladies OF the Broadway and
Mitchell Societies.
TIE lndy Mitchell Society meets every Monday, as e.
clock T. NJ, as above, t56S Broadway
w. W. WALLACE President
W. g. PHILLIrs, Secretary Il
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Shipment of Ashes from the l2!h the 18th OF February,
inclusve-Pots, IS his Pearls, none.
COTTON-The sales during The week do not aggregate
so largely for week past. Upto Friday evening
they add up 1850 bales, of which 5000 Upland ald
Florida at 81 Cts 900 Mobile At 81 81 and $50 Or
leans a, 81 81. The arrivals during the same period
amounted l,23 bales In prices have change 10
notice. a, compared with Saturday last, and therefore give
below the quotations vi that day unnltercd:
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90 The Court Martial is progressing with the
testimony in the Somers case. " John Smith, .Jr
of Arkansas" alias S. S. Sourhworh, visited this
town day two snce, as VIC understand to pro-
cure testimony with view to impeach Mr.. Wales's
evidence in the case. We presume that he found
it fruitless mission New Bedford Mer.
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MEMORANDA.
The brig Isaac Mead siii whiting The arrival OIL tAas
rials from Network 10 commence her repairs.
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q The steamboat O>ceoln, for Norfolk, was
run into and severely injured by the schooner Sen
Wall, on the 18th, She will stop at Norfolk for
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WATCHES lower than ever.-ln con-
Wv sequence OF the reduction OF duties by the ats
tariff the Subscriber Is selling bis stock OF Gold aS silver
Of new ami splen<d patterns and Jewsy at rssii OF
considerable reduction from former prc's being muck
lover than they can be bought for any other place In
the city, Gold Watches AZ low so TO s25 each
W2tches and Jeweiry exchanged or bought All watches
warranted. 10 keep good time the money returned.
W1ce, and CLOCKS repaired the best manner and war.
r,p:ed al much less than the usual prices
g. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jeweifry,
o17isn Whnlesafe ard e;1il, 80 w s-st., up stAlrf
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/, HARVARD USlvERsIrr.-The Beard OF Over
sccrs of this University met, according TO adjourn
men,, on Friday in the Senate Cbamber-}l;s EH-
cellcncy the Governor in the Chair. The lard
cencuried in the election, on tho part OF ne Eel
lows of the College, of Bcajamn Pierce as FRO
lesser of Astronomy and Mathcmatics-ot Asa
GRAY Fisher, Professor of Natural Hs;ory-o
Francis Parkman, Professor Of Pulpit Eloquencc-
of S. A. Eliot, as Treasnrer-of three gentlemen
IS Proctors-ef Robert Bartlett, a. Tutor in Latin
-oud of MIR. Socrates, as Tutor in Greek.
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CONCERT and Banner Presentation.

TONCERT and Banner Presentation.
" The Ladies Marion Temperance Society VIII pre-.
sent Banner the Junior aisron T. A society THIS
tMoadayl EVENING Feb 29th nj Concert Hail 800
sv which occasion there VII! he an adHtss Ge
Ivered bv the Hon. Aaron Clark ard other gentleman
Singing by Marion Choir and some OF me Des siagr
in the Temperance ranasoios Dueitoes frio nc Also
PROFESSOR, OF music with Instruments And though last not
Ira,t the pathetic and thrilling Temperance Dialogue 81
Me,srs Harper McntUsh in costume. The proceeds OF
tins entertainment 10 be given 10 charitable objects
Tickets 1914 cents, and may b. had of a. hyde, ESQ.,
Canal street; at Dr. d. hulions 33s Greenwich street
and a. Concert Hall durng the day. lIO IL
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TCONOMY IN DRESSED Broad
y,ay oppcsite I. Founain-I would suggest 10 the
community that furnishing every article of Clothing
at propor0naby moderate prces for which our sack sur
have been afforded and wOuG socta aai rom those
capable of approaching good work. that they nay Judge OF
The Inducements offered those paying ready money
in The civ recurring yarments will please learn
our prices. WM /. JENHiNo5,
Isl su Draper and Tailor.
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MARINE JOURNAL.


Ship England Bartlett Liverpool. Fl Marshall; Suly'
Burrows fayre Bolton Fox Livingston; Arson, hacA'
man, Charleston, George Sntlon ,. g.
Banks Francia Colby Amsterd. sshuhardt eaTre
CO.. Luxor, Goodrich, NOrlears, Badger Pecki bh[nS
ion, Barton Nofleaas, J OGDEN voga, Hammond, NOT
leans, Nesmith, Lsess ( Co. :, c,-
Bugs Camilla, Maadeu Port Leon. sinrges LEA
man Temperance GARRETT franklin, La; N2rl.n, Ifal.'
Port Spain Trinidad, Nesu,h, Leeds Go;
Ksazer Barbados, dc; Auakapas, Hayden Ne"'ofeahS'
N.smith, Leeds ( Co. =, p,,, -,
Scbooners Ann Heyman, Touen, Newbern. NJ Plat; Am
Bedel Savannah Stu,ges and Clearau Eleanor Jones
Havana Chappell; Michigan Terry ba!tnio,e,
johnson Lowden; Juetie Wogom PeIer.bu' 3 Ja'nes
Hunter Jonas Smith, Drownel, Wilmington, } osoeh-
ARRIVED.
Ship Philadelphia, Hovey. fom London portsmouth 20
JAN mdse Gcswod. In lat - so ion o. 81 iAe'' ~
Brewer passenger, died of consumption
Big wm Nelson Morris, fn Pert Prince, Feb 2 with
coffee 10 Shedding & Ferris. 70 -.
Schr Souh.rnsr, conklins ds fn Wilmington, &c. navs
stores 10 uIast-t. ,., D.;
lips, with fout, &c
MEMORANDA.
The brig Isaac Mead is stu waiting The arrival oil male
Il i,.rFG
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warlscas-omeh,ly reported for Tie Trissne

ASHES-We have heard OF farther sales of either kind,
ard quote the market duil Pots held 81: 81
25a5 5ii offered. Pearls So demand. The receipts
Of Ashes at the inspection warehouse this week amour; TO
50 bbis and the shipments 10 bh's CT Pots The total
stock there is now 100 bbls less than Saturday last viz
% 5bs OF Pots and OF Pearls Ashes received from jan
isl 10 Feb. 18th, Els ,sls. Stoc K on hand
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. ANDS'S REMEDY for Salt Rheum.

~ Salt Rheum. Rirgworm. letter. Scald He9d, Bar
her's Jackson Icb Eczcmo, Psoriasis PslDaria and
other diseases skim safely, certainly aad efecusy
cured Of Sanfss Remedy which has now oecn
tested in more than six thousand different cases OF me above
diseases without having failed IN any, where the directions
are attended TO- The unparalleled OF this remedy
in curing OF the skim swthou equal In the history
of medicine Sndss parila is recommended TO DO
used with he remedy, il tends 10 throw out from hs
blood and system generally all the unhealthy humof con-
neced with the aeases a,d the application 81 he remedy
externally the liEe, entirely erddcntcs ron INC
system The Remedy perfectly harmless In It's operations
and NAV appi,d with perfect ety, even TO the ssno
the ,enderest infant. Testimonials OF It's efficacy are daily
received and The following selected tor ppnDcauoD.
which II is thought will satisfy the mind OF every chHuo
person Of lis raorhiDary virtues:
Your valuable Remedy Tor Salt Rhfum SIX nonths hee 'o
nv ,on vino wa then severely afflicted with the disease on
his hands and after applying the Remedy very short uine,
using less than onecn the box. the desired effect was
produced and complete since when ume mere
LA. been 10 urn he complaint Yours, respectfully,
JOSEPH c. STANLEY, % DeliGcy-st
Ney-York, Oct. II, 1910.
NJ, Pe,,, h P.ytipP Having heard from o {
my friends onou2 that lad an ntaible feIne-
dy salt Hheum procured some for my vile. she
rad been troubled with the complaint I'VE or SIX years ana
am Happy 10 inform you thai The Remedy has entirely
cured her, AL have say any person Ia afflicted W "a
rh. OF AL Complaints, buy and use sandss Remedy
lie salt Rheum"
The above certificate was 10 Agents, Rouse &c
PerkDg, Oxford, Chepaneo county N u
Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail by n D. ssbos
Co Druggists Chemists No. 3 roadway corner os
Chanibersstreet, New.fork. Also sold BY q. u q "
sands Druggists Nos 70 and leo Futonsueel Dayiu
81, price sI l8flm
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DISTRESSING OccVRRgEcE.--A letter from
gentleman at Old Point, dated February II, says:
serious accident occurred here yesterday af-
;ernoon. While firing eighteen pouRders al
target, one of them burst piece Of which
struck a Sergeant of the Ordnance Department,
cutting him completely in two; his head and shout
ders striking Captain Huger, knocked him down.
A Lieutenant aud five or six men were Knocked
down by the conclusion, but fortunately no other
person than the Sergeant injured.
NorfoIl, Beacon Feb. l6
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EvOR SALE.-Tt.s Engraved Copper
l. Plates OF Harris Atlas will be sold at one quarter their
yaTue Apply At 1872 Broadway of Jobnst col 81,
+s3 HOUSES TO LET IN THE FIRST
ILL., AVENUE.--To let from the first day OF May
rcx., those handsome ana CONNEXIONS Two story
houses No, 76 Firsstree OF the First Ave-
nue. These houses well hul, and hnished ard ara
very desirable residences for email gcosee families wiahin.
10 hire 81 Il low reat
Also the two story House aud Store No Fist Avenue
corner Of Houston This Is first rate stand ior
Grocery having been occupied for that business more than
t-entv ,,urs 20 6tis"
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M ANTED-Place Tor homework, &c
w by two smar, industrious women. Please Apply
=, 20 p,ince s,re., .fsO %
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GALE AT GESEvA.-We learn from Dr. Meite.
Strong, who came from Geneva on Saturday even
ipe last, that severe gale, which did considera
Die damage, occurred ut Geneva on Friday night
One of the steamboats, lying at the wharf was sunk
and large warehouse was undermined by th'
waves. About 5000 bushels of wheat, quantlt,
of -four ana other produce was pitched into th'
lake. Rechester OeINoeta''
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ZINg he best asd cheapest Family Periodical In tho
United states established for the doscu Of Us full Know
ledge erobeshed with several hundred fine EngraVlhgs'
oniby parts Of 40 o. 50 large imperial ociayo
Terms 81 year, invariably IN advance no
received for ies period than year. siesle haHo
le4 cents ...,,o,is., m
ty Persons in the city WHO may find it ineonssnsaa =.
subcribe FOR year the Magazine can De .upphhe "
.iea IL ~ -. : ~, ~ ' ~ ROBERT SEARS,
P@'eSie Va ue.''et'' poblhhrr, Iz2 Nassau stseat
Agents supplied on the msst liberal 'erns ,.,o, ON,
Ehgan Prsnuus for ensy ~ sears Bible ~
o,hg, "a Vonders Of ..e world'-Any Per'on si,hss
h. o,ee Tea aa ndT rsag
famy sa f al c,p.nsc 10 the publisher shall receive
co7y OF thar PEI fS.' - ic iIatss
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AATANTED-Places by colored COOK
w and two protestant girls, at 47S Broadway. Tenn
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II The Formation .. Character, Lecture by H. u REk
LEY beautifully printed and for sale ut tie Tn
bune Office. Price ~ Ela
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DREADFUL AcclDXNT.-We are greatly panied
to learn that most awful accident happened on
Lake Phelps few days ago. Two Gae, interest
ing sons of Josiah Collins Esq.-the one about S
abd the other IL years of age--wth two negro
boys, went out on the Lake in beat, which upset
and all four Of tho boys we're drowned. The nu-
merous friends Of Our distinguished fellow citizen
Mr. Collins, who is knewn asd highly respected
throus bout the State, will deeply sya,patbiza with
him in this melancholy and heartrcnding hereaye-
mcnt. Raleigh Star.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-29

STAUNToN TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
AT meeting of the said society, on the 22nd
of June, l943,
"Resoiced, That James Points, VIM. Eagcn.
w. w. Donaghe, w. Kyle, and the Rev. MIR.
Veitch, be appointed a committee to make all
nee6ful arrangements for the Temperance Con-
ven,ion, to be held in Staunton, on the 18th day
of July next.
"Resoiued, That the President and Secretary he
added TO the said committee
{" Resolrea, That the Rev. Messrs. Stevenson,
Morgan, Veitch, and Baiey-and SamI Clarke.
ST., w. Kyle, b. G. McPhail, w. w. Donaghe,
w. Eagon, James Points, A. Waddell, jr,, DR..
u. berkeley, B. Donaghe, j. w. Stribling, ].
Mccoy, w. kinney. jr., A. Lushbaugh, J. Kea-
gey, Sam'l f.. Clarke, and Thos. Eskridge, be APP.
pointed Delegates on behalf of this society, to
attend the said Convention
he above Convention will meet on the 9TH of
July, Ill the Methodist Church, at 10 o'clock,
n. nj. full delegation is earnestly desired
from the different societies. The delegates are
requested to come prepared, as far as possible, to
report the progress of temperance in their respec-
1--WE sectons-they are also requested TO come, if
possible, with badges and banners, and meet IN
the Court House yard, at 81 o'clock, with view
OF forming procession to the Church. The
friends Of temperance in general, are requested to
JOIN In the procession.
Arrangements have been made for the accom-
mediation of our country friends, who will please
report themselves to w. w. Donaphe and VIM.
Eagon, the committee Of reception.
A Temperance Grafton may be expected by the
Rev. Mr.. Veitch, and a Colonization Speech by
w. Frazier, Esq.
The Committee named in hc FIRST Resolution.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-29
OF TT Il r Y.
Death of The Hon. Hugh S. Legarc.

DIED, in Boston, on the goth, HUeH SwiHToS LIE
CARE, Attorney General of the United States. He was
unwc on his arrival in Boston, from stoppagc in the
bowels, and had TO take his bed almost Immediately.
mr -: was resident of Charleston South Carolina,
ripe Scholar and of eminent legal atainmcnts. lie was
awarin personal friend Of Mr. Tyler.
DIED, Oh Sunday last, ut the Augusta Springs, Mr..
JOHN GoRDoN, in thc 9th wear of his ace for man,
yCMS acilZen OF StauntOn. MIR. Gordon was a member
Of capt morris Infantry Company. which performed a
'o oi euy Mt Norfolk during the last war; and some
years alter was made cripple for life BY the accidental
expression OF held piece lie has left awifc and large
nuipcr o chiidren to lament his death. His remains
erc lnereu IN the burial ground Of this place. on Mon
military honors, by the Staunton Light Infantry
DIED. IN Harrisonburg, the 18th and Goth inst ol
scarlet lever, SAMUEL HENRY and MARY JANE infant
children Of the Rev. Henry Brown.
DIED IN Charlottesville, on the 18th inst Mrs Eve
LINE X DUKE, wife of Mr. Alexander Duke and danob
ter Of Alexander Garrett, Esq.