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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-19
CLAY LETTER PAPER.

WIG SnNLS SET no MUSIC, sc.
For sae by w. II GRAHAM Tribune Office. 100 Nassau 81
nj the N0reis, .Hdga-incS and Cheap Publication.
nuii w II. GRAHAM, l60 Nassau st.
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49," ANTHONY EDWARDS * co.
Na,,o,oI Nf,,i,.ure EoI ery 0l1 Rrnac1yay y V

Editors inserting the above advertisement .c,ce vi be
entitled Clay Fre.nghpysen Pm and copy OF the
engraved lkere Of Mr. F. such will continue IL month
longer shall receive payment kenesses OF themselves or
tier friends application al the National Miniature Gallery
nu3
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Foreign Ports.

Gonaiyes ST Domingo Aug q schr Salem OF and io Bos-
top, IN days; brig Ann sailed days before Tor DO
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Batter and Lard lSS. Si5 Tobacco.
The quantity omerchandse and Sail arriving by the Canal
for the week was
Merchandise tons 4. SIC Sa,...... bbls 2-9l
The following is n statement of the leading ea-
of the banks of South CaroGn reported the Comp
troler on the LIST inst.
BANKS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. July |, and Angnstl
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TAMMANY HALL RESTORATOR
RE~OPENED.
BREAKFAST. DINNER AND TEA AT ALL HOURS.
'FRONT.' A. NJ, lol2 P. NJ, au7 lUls
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The inspections of Flour at Baltimore for the
week ending h inst compIse the following kinds and aua
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Tie subscribers have keWI'e n0cs oI COMMENTATOR ION
Hen WILLIE F. MhNGUM. rres. L. :. Senate
Hon. GEORGE EVANS. y, =. Senate.
Inn l. l. CHlTTESDEN L. =. Senate.

lion. GEORGE EVANS. u. =. Senate.
Hon. j. j. CHlTTESDEN, L. ;. Senate.
all intimate friends OF Nh Clay.
The copies being made by the DasuecOype process oil
course eGualy faithful with the original and the Likeness in
tins dminu,ive form fully striking the larger picture
The pins already issued nvc net with the most enthusiastic
ndmra,ion ard the subscribers have received the warme
commentator for the displayed getting these really
rauaJle Wig bnd,es possess they do an intrinsic
north that will survive the political excitement oil the
day and viii prevent their value from beng les than
their cost.
They nre small chaste wei! made and r-a~rdstsd gold
The extensive demand that appears be arising for them viii
enable the subscribers furnish them al tie low price OF
SO 80 piece or $50 per dozen.
To prevent imposition address will be stamped upon the
back of each pin thus. Nat Nina. Gny. 2l7 Bfdway
n. ""
Orders sent through my responsible New York houFe will
receive Immediate attention.
THEODORE FRELTNGHUYSEN.
The subscribers have also IN their possession the finest like
ness ever taken of Hon THEODORE fREuNGAryssa Its a
most perfect picture in every respect ard the expression Is
peculiarly animated and pleasing. The general opinion OF ar
FL friends may be gathered ;e following nUte
.MessrS. .GnLa@ny. FLrards q. o. , ~ ,,--o
tvne nicinre of Hon: Theodore FfsDshuyen. and trCn
acquaintance With him. can bear testimony 10 US exec lenge
The picture taken n ronr usual aTnhe y e. and the
rr.t nm mprovenen unhesatlngly pronounce II lie I'm 81
ikenesS OF lIr. frelinghuysen have eyer se3n ,o,-
tslsnedl MlLLahD fiLh1OI-t.
This likeness WI be opted in style above mer.oned
and furnished G the same prices.
An exquisite nge-ofint on grazing from the above Likeness OF
Nh Frenchuyscn Just been issued md vii he furnished
the unprecedented 0to PrIee - cents per copy liberal
discount made TO wholesale piTciHseis r,,.pn co
National Miniature Gallery. pa Broadway. y. Y.
Editors inserting the above advertisement will be
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T. ~ IN. n Z sIrrors in5,Ia.nr h,
mnn Il The Shepherd OF >a shay plain H. Mr. Fam
tom l. The Two Shoenlakers ". Giles. the poncher.-
" The erynn turned Mn.er. vi The general !aGcvcgy.
rs lnnnnh More. vol Smo 81. cents forming OF
the volume. ut Tales tor The people AMI tner children
1.-THE multiplication of such ookS Tor juvenile libraries nm !
fire SIDE ealng is IN unspenkabe public benefit, md nd
wise all parents and their children 10 pnrnke ot ~ pucS.
INK the book :" ourler & Enquirer.
The portrait of Mr. Fanom the New Fashioned rh!loso.
pe the price Of the hole book which
y recommend to all fnml.s IN. Y. American
Published By d. APPLETON * CO. 201 Broadway.
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NOW 4 E lad Y,
No. ~
Of the History of tire
Protestant Epi,copai Churches,

IN tie CITY OF New y ork.
This number contains two sgarb engravings-onc executed
by Prud hommr the Grace church heing erect
ed the part OF the o,her by GImbree
of the French Church m st Esprit. rrankln ~. II also
concludes the Of ST. Panls Chapel and
that uf st Johns Price Twenty-Five reuts
nc Those persons who take the History numbers,
roet impressions from the plates. and get the in the
HENRY NJ. ONDERDONK.
nu-!g2t Publisher and Bookseller, p John 81.
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Ennkeu, &C.

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ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
The subscribers would ca the attention of dealers
their and elegant assortment Of House Furnishing Articles
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
Storage, EO.1Cars.is,s, sc.

W. are prepared to receive and forward goods
and produce of any description, having
built large Lumber House Immediately on the
canal sufficiently elevated to avoid high water,
and In every respect convenient to loading and
unloading boats or wagons, and free from dray-
age. we offer our services to farmers and mer-
chants with an assurance that any thing entrust-
ea 10 our care shall receive our particular atten-
ton. We have three boats, so that there will be
no delay in forwarding any article that wants im-
mediate dispatch. Msssrs. Edmund G.. Temp
kins d 20, our partners in Richmond, do gene
raj commission and forwarding business, and any
kind Of produce sold there by them, if desired.
Will be paid for by us in Scoitsville. We keep
constantly on hand large stock of Groceries,
ana general assortment of Hats, Hardware,
Shoes, Dry Goods. Tin and Crockery Ware, &C.,
which we will sell on very reasonable terms, and
VIII at all times give the highest market price for
Flour, Wheat, or any other article brought to our
market, either in cash or barter
STAPLES, TYLER 81 co.
ScottSville, Feb. |, IS44.-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01

VlRGlNlA:-A Circuit Superior Court OIL
Law and Chancery, held for eustakcounty
November the 18TH lSi3
ClaudIus Buster, late Sheriff Of Augusta county,
Plaintiff
d AGAINST
Joseph s. atkins and Peter Scales. Defendants.
YIN motion Tor decree against the Defend
ants Tor the sum of $979,43 cts with legal Inter
est thereon, from the 9Th day of September 1881
VII paid II being the amount received by the
said Joseph :. Watkins of John Indy. Receiv-
er appointed in the suit of William Coleman and
others, Plaintiffs, against Simeon Morgan and
others, DeeRJants.
This day came the Plaintiff by his counsel, and
the Defendant Scales, also appeared by counsel,
and on his motion and for good cause shewn Ii
Is ordered, that this motion be continued until the
next Term AND on the motion of the Plaintiff
by his counsel, it is ordered, that "A Rule be
awarded against the Defendant, Joseph S. Wat
kins, returnable here, &c. to the first day of the
next Term, to shew cause, if any he can, why a
decree shall not be entered against him, for the
sum 1919 43 cts. with interest thereon as afore.
said, and In pursuance of his bond to the Plain
hd filed in the said suit of Coleman and others,
Plaintiffs, against Simeon Morgan and others, De-
fendants-And II appearing to the Court that the
said Joseph =. W atkins, is not an inhabtant Of
this commonwealth: 1t is ordered that copy of
this order be published, in the stanton Specta-
tor, two months, which shall be taken and Deem
ed, as sufficient service of the same as to the
said Joseph s. Watkins.
A Copy Testc,
N. c. KINNEY, C. c.
February L 1871
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
TEMPERANCE CIRCULAR.

~ IN accordance with instructions from the
w. JEFFERSON County TEMpERANcr UN,oN
the undersigned, request the Temperance Soce.
Ties In the Conventional District composed of the
Counties OF Jefferson, Clarke, Frederick, Herke-
ley, Morgan, Hampshire, Loudoun, Fauquier,
'Iardy, Harrlson' Rockingham, Shenandoah, Au-
gusta, Warren, and Page, to appoint delegates n
Convention TO be held in Winchester, on me
2Sd Of February, ls44-said societies to send one
Delegate for every 20 members; also one for A
fraction Of two-ihrds that number. Each Socie.
" isJesPecttully requested to send detailed re-
port OF the date of its organization, number of
members and prospects,
II. N. GALLAHER,
+. w. STEVENSON, SECS
February I, 1914.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction, at Stanton, in
the County of Augusta, Va, in front of the
Court House of said county. on Monday the 18th
day OF March next, at III o'clock, A NJ, the fol-
lowing property, surrendered by Alexander NJ.
Anstn IN the inventory attached to his petition in
Bankruptcy
-, Thirteen hundred Acres of Land, lying in
Washington county. Mississippi.
Also, the interest of said Alexander NJ. Aus
tin In and to one House and lot in the Town of Yer
non, Mississippi, held jointly by A. NJ. e. l..
Austin.
The above property will be sold on the follow
ing terms, VIZ: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in hand, and the balance in three equal
annual payments, retaining lien on the land to
secure the deferred payments.
Such title to the above property will be made
the purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy made on the 18th day of November
1912, In the District Court of the United States.
holden at Staunton, on the petition of said Austin
JAMES POINTS,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
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0@NGM,ESsI@NINIg0S sAyL Iso

n pursuance Of decree ofthe Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Bath county,
pronounced at the September Term for the year
1913, in a cause therein depending between Ro-
bert Gw,n and others, Plaintiffs, and David
Owns Executors and others, Defendants, the
undersigned as Commissioner, named for that
purpose IN said decree, will proceed on the 18th
day OF March 1874, at the Court House Of Bath
county, to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the several Tracts of Land in the said
county OF Bath, Of which Ohio Wade, Sen'r.
died seized and which by his last will and Testa-
ment he devised to his sons, Leonard, Abraham.
and James Wade, or so much Of said lands as
s"a,i DC necessary to answer the purpose of the
said decree. more particular description of
said lands may be seen by reference to the last
viii and Testament of the said Ohio Wade,
decd.
Terms OF Sale-One third Of the purchase mon
ey IN cash, and the residue thereof in equal in
s.alments at the expiration of six and twelve
months from the day of sale.
A. STEPHENSON, Com'r.
February ], lS1i-6t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Eef virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Augusta
county, In the suit of John Cochran, against John
Paris, Hannah Paris, David Fultz, &c. at the
Nov. Term, lS43, shall proceed on Saturday the
2nd OF March 1914, in front of the Court House
OF Augusta county, to sell to the hghes, bidder at
public auction, the said John Parris's interest in
II Acres OF land which descended to the wife of
said Paris, as one OF the heirs of Robert Hender-
son dec d., subject to the Dover Interest of Han
nah Henderson, widow of said Robert Hender-
son. being the life Estate of said John Paris
therein. Also, The following personal property ::
Sorei Mare, Black Horse, | Dun Mare, 2
BarsheeI Ploughs, Wheat Screen, | Bed, Bed
stead and Furniture, lot of Cupboard Furniture.
Cups, Saucers. Plates, Dishes, Knives, Forks,
&c. Brass Candlesticks and Shutters, 2 setts
Andirons, l Spotted Cow, and all the other
Household and Kitchen Furniture of said John
Paris.
Terms Of Saie-A credit of nine months on all
sums Of five dollars and upwards, bonds with good
security to be givenby the purchasers. All sums
under five dollars 10 be paid in cash.
MOSES ii. McCUE, Com'r:
February 1, 1914.
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p II " NJ A ~ S III 7 p.
O. l.. WILLIAMS,

u ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizen,
~ OF Stanton and vicinity, that he purposes
opening Writing School in the Staunton AGA
DENY, where those who are DESTROYS of taking
lessons, can have am opportunity of viewing his
specimens, consisting OF g..
Plain AMI Ornamental flirting, DRAGGING,
German IeIt, sc.
and also the improvements made by his pupils in
other places, where he has taught. The advaE-
tages of good, easy, systematick style of writ
ing are too well known to need much comment.
The applicant to a Merchants Counting House,
knows that next to good character, it is his SUI
rest passport to success.
Mr.. w. is fully aware of labor;ng under some
difficulties, in consequence of pre-possessed Opt
mons OF large class Of community, who, using
no discrimination, have suffered themselves TO be
imposed upon by teachers Of writing, whose
style was not founded on correct principles, and
In consequence of which, many complain Of
spoiled hands or of returning to their original
style: ,t
Having taught and given satisfaction in some
OF the principal Colleges and Seminaries in the
United States, aud having ties timonials to that eff
fect emanating from the same, Mr.. w. feels con.
hden, ~ saying that no attentive pupil shall be-
dissatisfied or have reason to complain, when fiE-
ishing his lessons. No matter how cramped or
indifferent the pupils present style, it be
formed to good and easy one -
IN TWELVE LESSONS -
If he apply himself assiduousy during the term.
All pupils commencing course and failing to
finish are held answerabe for the whole course.
but If they finish their lessons, and are not salts
fled, there will be no charge.
TERMS:
S3 Tor ID lessons in business writing.
50 for Drawing and German Text
$3.50, If a parent send more than two.
N. B.-Mr. Williams will give lessons in
Writing from twelve to half past one each day,
in Mr.. Gailey's School Room. My. b. has kind
ly offered his rooms and his convenient writing
desks for the accommodation of any other young
ladies of the village, who may find it convenient
to attend at that time and place
REFERENCES: ....
Key. r. w. Bailey, Maj. Eskridge, Liitleton
Waddle, Benz. Crawford, ID. G. McPhail, Pike
Powers.
separate room will be provided Tor ladies'.
Jlan. 8, 1913.
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VlRGiNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Ghancery ior Augusta County, January l. lS44-
John Hanger and Peter Hanger, Executors of
Peter Hanger, decd. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
David Hanger, William S Hanger, Hannah AL
len, Samuel NJ Woodward and Polly his wife
Jacob Baylor and Eveine his wife, and Joshua
Ii Evans, Defendants,
in CHANCERY.
The Defendant, David Hanger not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the Rules
OF THIS Court and it appearing by salisfacto-
ry evidence that he is not an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear at the Clerks office afore.
said ON the first Monday in April next, and an
swer The bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per printed in Staunton, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the Court
House. Copy-Iesie
NICH'S. G.. KINNEY. &C.
Jan. 25.
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Trust Sale.

Ky virtue OF deed OF trust, of record in the
County Court of Pocahontas, executed 10
me for purposes therein specified, by Robt Kerr,
shall, on the 24th day of February next, on the
premises, proceed to sell for cash, certain tract
of land, lying in the county of Pocahontas, con.
tanning SIXTY ACRES, the said tract Robert
Kerr formerly resided on, and entry of As "a
cres' adjoining Frederick Phillips and others
NO doubt is entertained of the title, but | shall
only convey such title is vested in me as
trustee. JAMES BRUFFEY, Trustee.
Jan. 25, 1914
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Id ID 81 N 7 S IN @ 5ro
nR. JOSEPH r. DR. AXE. Of the

DR. JOSEPH r. DRAKE, of the city
OF New York, intends remaining in town for
a short time, and respectfully offers his proies.
SIGNAL services to the Stan,onians ana their coun
Try friends Office at the Washington Hotel.
The Doctor would state, that il is his intention
TO visit his friends in this and some Of the ada.
cent towns every winter, and that those patroniz-
ing him may be certain OF employing skiIrul and
scientific operator.
II f f Rem Wees:
j.. Smith, Dodge and Par.nly, Surgeon Dentists
New York and asling,on. Saml. 4 Skidmore
d Co., New York, Jaflray e. Co. Baltimore, Ro.
bert IL. jenkins, Richmond, Fabian Armstcad
petershnrg' Robert Gray, Esq Rev. Henry Blown
&. Christnan, Esq, Harrisonburg.
January 25, I3Ii
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BARGAINS FOB 0AsraIo
February 1, 1914.

EOOD Sugar 80, prime 20, clarified 12-prime
~ Loaf l35-good imperial and gunpowder
Tea 81, prime 81 ,5O-good Mocha Coffee $40,
Rio 10, Cuba 0, Java n--T'reacle 5Oc-good
sole Leather 20. Salt SO or SIS per bushel, Nails
80 cwt' Cotton Yarns 80 to Sl--prime Cheese 8
to 10 cts Risle Powder Is Shot los for 25 cts
boots and Shoes, variety, and cheaper than
ever known here--prime Candles l2I cts, com
mon dlpt 10 cts--Iiats, coarse and fine--Cassi.
nets, Cottons, Tickings, Flannels, Calicos, and a
variety of other articles in like manner, or ex-
change Tor, produce at customary prices, but no
credit, as ! am trying to close my accounts, and
all j. II. Jureys unsettled accounts, at this place.
&c. &c.
~ My House and Lot for sale, on terms to
suit the purchaser. Possession in the Spring.
-. f.. MAY.
Stanton, January %, 1s1f.--tf
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ONE CENT REWARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
the town of Greenville, Augusta county, Va,
on Saturday 3Oth December 1913, an Apprentice
TO the Shoemaking business by the name of
JOHN SMITH,
Said boy bound to me by the Overseers OF
the Poor, OF Augusta. l forewarn any person
from har6oring or employing said boy at ,hei,
peril, ne l nm determined put the law in fore,
against any one for so doing. will give the a
bove reward, but no thanks, to any one for bring
ing him back.
HENRY w. BURCH.
February n lS44-3t*
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
A RIVAL POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT

company of citizens called 1.-The American
Letter Mail Company" have established Post
Offices in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and commenced operations. They
carry letters only and charge at the moderate rate
of Ct cents for each half ounce, irrespective of
distance. This is an interference with " Uncle
SAM" which he will hardly toerate-but the
company are wealthy and, it is said intend to fight
their way. The easiest method 10 break them
up would, no doubt, be, for Congress to bring
down the rates of postage to fair and equitable
standard.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
ISlSAtAlhIs glAEIIST AIRY

NJ RS. WILEY very respectfully informs the
Az citizens of Waynesborough and its vicinity,
that she proposes opening Young Ladies' Sc
minary in that village on the LIST of February
next.
Parents and Guardians who may patronise her
may rest assured that her undivided attention
shall be given in the faithful discharge of her
duty TO all pupils placed under her care.
Mrs. Willey's course Of instruction will COM
prise both the solid and ornamental branches OF
Female Education.
LIST class $40 per session of S months
I'd g" l." :.
Sd G" g I. g
Painting and Drawing
REFERENCES
Rev. William III. Hart, Rector of St. Johns
Church, Richmond, Va; Rev. ID. D. Smith
Pastor of the LIST Independent Christian Church
Richmond, Va; DIR. John Dove, Richmond, Va
augusta County.-Major Msses McCue, Dr.
John Hanger, John McCue, Esq, Mr.. George
koiner, Col. franklin McCue, Mr. John Hamil
ton, Mr.. VIM. Hamilton, Capt Moses II. Nc Cue
Mr. L. Johnson, MIR. S. b. Brown.
N. B.-Board in genteel families can be had in
the Village on moderate terms.
Jan. 25, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
II O II I q il o

A LL persons are hereby notified not to trade
Tor two notes OF hand executed by the subscr-
Der TO certain James II. Todd, one of said notes
Tor 50 dollars will be due the Goth day of June
1914 the other for one 100 dollars to be paid in
shingles In different payments all Of which will
not he due until the 2ith day Of December 1915,
as am determined not 10 pay the said notes un-
less compeedby aw.--I have offsets against the
notes for more than the amount of them
ANDREW SIMMONS.
January %, 1Si4.*
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
III a, IH isa lLlAiOo

On the 9th January 1914, by the Rev. Benny Tail.
man. Mr.. THOMAS GALfoRo 10 Miss HgNRiErTA SUIT
ToN, daughter Of the Rev John Sutton all Of Poca-
hontas county, Va.
~ On the 2lst December, 1913, by the Rev. James
w anicss, Mr.. JOHN A. GtLLrsptE, to Miss LucfspA
COOPER daughter OF james Cooper all of Pocahontas
By the Rev G. Parkison, the evening Of the 25th
January, 1874, MIR. JoBN ID. ID. RAGLANp, TO Mrs.
MARY hardwood; and at the same time and place
by The same, MIR. Moan BEARp TO Miss May SrovER
all Of Mount Sidney, Va
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE

should be known to all whom il NAV con-
-cern, that large number of the citizens of Au-
gusta county, for few months past, have been
testing the efficacy of Dir. DEHEFTY'S CELE-
DRAFTED MUSCOVIrUS TOOTH--ACHE
DROPS, and that in every instance it has effect
ed radical cure even in the most inveterate cases
of this horrid complaint. IL is also highly effica-
cious In the preservation Of decaying teeth, and
in removing all tartar and scurvy without the use
of an in strument. .
~ The above article can be obtained at all
times, by the dozen or single vial, at S. d.
Ciung's and f.. Berkeey's, Staunton, and A.
bynn's, Waynesborougb.
April 6.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-01

II Clergyman in the Senate. Noticing the fac,
that the Rev. Mr.. Coiquit of Ga. was to preach in
one OF the Methodist Churches Of W ashington on
The 18th, the Express says "The preacher alluded
10 is Senator of the United States. At home he
has beel known to preach sermon, try case in
court as advocate, sit reference, marry cou-
PIE, chrlsten child, and make a stump speech
all between sunrise and bedtime, in one day,'