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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

TNHREAD Lhces, Cambria and Muslin,
IL Edeings and Insertions, plain and Bngle
Gimps and Cords, Silk, Net and Buge Mitis,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs., Gloves, &c., Just in at
C. TOWNSLEY & SONS.
Sept. IL, 1914. 8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
NEW GOODS.

DAXTER, BROTHERS, No. 81 Kby
I'D street, have received by recent arrivals from
Europe, large and select variety of Foreign Goods
in part as follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
Is NEW GOODS.
WIZ. p. CUNE

rs now receiving his Fall purchases Of DRY
IL GOODS from New York, where will be
found large and select assortment Of the la
test importatons. A few Of the articles are as
folows:-
10 pieces Gala Plaids for Ladies Cloaks.
SO T" Cashmere and Grape de Laine.
10 Z" Cashmere d'Ecosse.
Is Z" Alpaca Lustures.
10 Chameleon Paramettas.
4" Black and changable Alepines.
100 &c high colored new style Prints.
rs rich Shawls, great variety ofsiyles.
Beaver, Pilot, and Broadcloihs, Cassimeres-
new styles, large assortment-aTe offered for
sale at a small advance from cost.
Brattleboro, Sept. 10, 1874. s.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
j. HI. WHEELER

rs now opening his full stock of FALL GOODS.
Il Purchasers are requested to call at Wheeler 8
for good bargains. [Sept Ia, 1874.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
@ LOOE at this.

FENHE subscriber is now ready TO receive cloth
IL for dressing and assure those who may
employ him that their work shall be done in the
best possible manner, shor. notice, and on rea-
sonable terms. -.
NJ B. He has employed first rate Broadcloih
fnisher, and can put OH any kind of finish, color
desirable. ALEX'R N. BOYDEN.
Guiliord, Sept 0, 1874. 8
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
All Notes or Accounts

I'M E me, and remaining unsettled October Isl,
~ may be found at an Attorneys for collection.
ZELOTES DICKINSON.
BrattleborO, Sept 5, lS44. 3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20
w. & S. PHIPPS & co.

No. rs KiIby street, BOSTON,
Have recently received from Europe their Fau assorfs
nent Of Rich New and Seasonable Goods, com
prising, among Others, extensive variety Of VEL
VETS, SffAWLS, DRESS and TRIMMING
Goods piz
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

Fugitire.-Lews B. Coste, charged by bill of in
dietment in New York, with forgery, was arrested
last evening by Levia II. Smith, and committed
ths morning by the Mayor to be sent to the
authorities Of New York State.-Pha. Gazette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-09-20

Mr. Charles Naylor has been discharged by
the Mayor of Philadelphia from custody, there
being 'tno cause to hold him TO answer" for
the part he took in the late riots in Southwark.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

ANoruER CAsuAt1Y FROM FIREARMS The
Soa;h5on, published "a, jackson, Mss relates the
tolloe3ng singular snd serious manner IN whlcl Il
small boy, Lawrence L. NicLaaren, in The store
Of aiessfs. Avery u Bartwel, was sbct at ths,
place y pistol had been connected By a strng
to drawer intho coun,inE.room desk, 50 that i.
would discharge by the drawer beng opened
The little boy. is hrothcrin law of Mr.. Hartwe
and had been pernitted at all time, TO GO about
every part of the house, went to the desk. and,
through careessness or the characteristic curiosi.
ty OF boys generally, happened to open The
drawer, when the discharge took place Eight
shot entered his thigh, groin, and the lower part
Of his abdomen, but none ere thought to be dan
gerous, unless the warm weather causes inham-
nation. Itis due to Messrs. Avery Il Hartwel 10
say that the pistol was set for man whom they
suspected Of stealing money from drawer; had
he opened it, it would have caused sufficient
wound 1aYoct,on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
20 th. Er,enn, or s1r. c,ev.

LIFE A.p SPEECHES OF HEsRr CLAY.-Ths publish
.r, of hi, work are prepared an,
extent The work comprised in volumes,
aiming in the whole upwards of 100 pages and siilu'
mated by splendid steel Portrait Of Nj. Cav View
hi. Birth place Virginia and Fac Sim:e of OF hii
le,tera- One Hundred copies for Ninety Fire Ceis each
1t believed the eheaIes, work Pabshed II
ansrics. These 5reechei form important portion oth'
History Of ouatry for tbs las, thirty years, aad are
ateres;ng ali class OF reaer, without reference to
politics.
Bound with c'o:s, Backs 81 Gnl, Lettering,
single copy. ~
twel'e copies for. ...,.......,.... ~ W
iwenty- colie; for. r..,................ ~ "
One nuHGfsO copies tor 30 W
GREELEY s McELRATH. Tibnre BnildInGs.
opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

MARKED CARps.-Thc eoitor OF the Baltimore
Clipper and several distinguished cieigymen, ard
Other citize1.s of Baltimore, were on Monday per
fecily convinced by Green, the reformed gambler
tha! the manufacturers Of playing cards are conf
bncd with The gamblers IN cheating the commu-
nily. as every pack exhibited WAS SO d-snneily
marked. as to enable those present TO designate
The cards with perfect accuracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

~ The meeting house of the Orthodox Society,
in East Bridsewater. Mass. REV Dir. Sandiord' y
was discovered 10 lie on fire about TWO o'clock on
Sunday morning last, and the person who hIst
discovered The FIRE, opening the door 10 ring the
bell, found the bell rope out The building was
consumed, and under circumstances which con-
yinccd the people present, that il must have been
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

THE New MoNARcu or MoRMoNDoM-ih
Mormon mantle has fallen upon Sam Smith, eioer
brother 10 Joe. the late Prophet, who has Deeh'
or is to be inducted into Office with all Que solem-
nifty, and take upon himself the entire govern
ment OF the Latter Day Saints as PfoPhes
and patriarch chief.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
NJ Currency.-TBE gvll, AID THE RENEpY.

-ATreatse the Nature Tendency and Consequences OF
present Monsiuy System with plan for s ecctua and
bene.ccni reform: published 70, The Public and Author By
". H. GRAHAM. ito Nasarstree Neyv-York Burgess <
Stnser, - Broadway do Price ST per hundred.
cnpy.
TIE only object Of II. Author bsiug to secure the Relorm
herein proposed the work published his and tie pub
lie viii only Day .or printing the which they re
cu:re All iriens hone.t. steady. prosperous business aid
OF fully employed well rewarded labo carnetlv request
ed 10 AID extending the circulation Of this pamphlet
ie1.I)t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

u Mr.. King, planter at Baton Rouge, La.
had his arm so shocking!y mangled a few days
since by the accidental discharge OF his gun thai
amputation had to be resorted To.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

u" BIBLIoTuEA SAcRa AND THEoLoGica al
REVIEW; Conducted by b. B. EDWARDS and E.
A. PsRK, Professors at Andover, with the special
cooperation OF DR.. Robinson and PROT Stewart, =
No.1lI. has just been issued by Wiley s. Putnam,
tisa noble, ,eop;ribution 10 Religious Literature,
and fitly printed. Its chief articles treat O: " Re-
formers before the Reformation" president Stew
artD The Early History CT Monasticism," Prof.
Emerson;) History of the s,abath (Rev. L. Cole
man. Dr. Woods on Church Government, &C. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. SPRUCE STRxzr.
THIRD STORY.

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
Are prepared to Binding for BOOkSELl. .ERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
~ e. Particular attention paid rebindng Old Booss. Pc
riodica, Music, &c, good style and reasonable
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound al
shor notice Eu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
E.-yoEeK, MoNDAY 71oRarNG, AUGUST 5, ,s4a.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No i6g NASSAU-ST1EET.
All kinds Of Job Printing. sueh 81.
PAMPHLETS. MAN,;OTH Stow fIiLs
CATtLoGCEs, LECTURE BILLS.
CHECKS. CARS. CONCERT Bills. PAN ard
INSURANCE. PoLIC;rs. Fancy
BILLS or LADIso, Political Bills,
Circulars. CiRCULAES, taaatj tSc.
roup,lT executed :. he Office Of the TTbcre No. S Nassau
E.ees-oppusite tire Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

G- North American Phalan1, Moamouth Co
~ J. Address Leedsvlc. P o. IS miles from New Yok. VIA
steamboat ORUS. from Fulton Market 10 Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer. Mr.. EDWARD GILES the accredited
Agent the Phalanx New York. and may be consulted
It's business from 3 O'Clock P. VI. at his residence NO IL
Walkerw iyi en-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

s Misc sLL,SEoUs ESSAYS on CHRIsrrAS
MORALS: By joins Foster, Author of Essays on
Decision of Character" and Popular Ignorance, :"
have jus, been very neatly published by d. Apple
ton & Co. They have already attained wide re-
nufarion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

90 The Tariff rs 1t Is. compared With tie Sabsti-
se proposed 6y 4dysrsGries IKE BIZ reported to the
,;ed Setes House Of Representatives. 5y Ge .SeH a'
n C. By Il. GREELEY.
The above Tract ready and foT saa a, The Tribune Office.
Price sl5 pc. 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

NT Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWls BESE-
DICT & co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they removed TO this city nd have taken
the Store 81 Pearr oppose the Pea'ree' House,
wheu they opsnns large and welseected assert
rent OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. TO which ey
would call the of 'hss v'Shins to Durciase apu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

N The Letters of Cnssins y. Clay, on Sc:
very and on the Presidency printed in Pamphlet; md 70;
q, the Tribune Office Free s per loo. $40 pe. co
copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

Es- Thomsom's Clay Medai.-For sale at the
Tribune office 60 Naau.strcct THoSsoS's CAY MsDAL.
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
masterpiece ofa. Price $40 per hundred. Orders froa Clay
Clubs solicited. jyii Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

Dy The Books OF subscription TO the cnpits
Stock of the New York and Ee Railroad CO. open
the Office Of the Company. No. q Watreet. be:een ne
nours ue 10 and 5. WM. NJ. GOULD. Secretai Z.
New York, April 24h Istt 70
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
= The U1lveKs.llsr QeAKrrnLr Asp &C..

= The UNivERssLIsT QUARTERLY ASp GES-
ERAL REyILw, No. III. has been lying month on
our table unnoticed, for want of time. Its contents
are
|. The Origin Of Moral Evil: r. srRRrvER
II. The Vigil OF tie Dying. POEM l. j. B. CASE
III. Miracles SAMUEL C. LevrLAxp.
". Influence Of Religious Oonion': T. B. THAyFs
V. Fallen Angels THOMAS J. SAWYER
VI. 4 Chapter Ion Carlyle the Younger.
The longest and most interesting Of these is The
Influence of Religious Opinions on Character
condensed and poweriulview OF the abomina,i5ns of
Hea,hensm in all ages, and its inevitable tendency
TO greater and greater inherent corruption, and TO
corrupt its votaries. The facts herein coated from
so many authorities ought TO be frequently ard ia
miliary before the public, in tracts, periodicals.,
&c. &c Ou. Historical Literature is so poisoned
by The infdeH,y OF 'otare, Hums, Gibbon, etc.
that TOO many OF the. young have li,te idea of the
awful depraviiies and miseries from which Chris
tianiiy has TO great extent delivered mankind.
This Review ought TO be regarded with admire-
ton by the denomination of which it is the higher
organ-it ought to be literally paironzsd and gene
rally reed by its members. ts2 per annum: A.
Tompkius Boston.)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
Just as the ,wig i, bent. the tree S inclined V


We expect TO see it ali tell upon the vote OF the
Bav State in November; and as primary e1-
hibition, sort of foreshadowing of what may
be exrec,cd, we invite our Whig brethren from
Nsw-York to be present at our Mass Convention
to be held on Boston Common on The 18Th OF
September. I. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

IN HIn REAIiS STRAW WEaeriN1 AZ d6 Err
~" - ,Io White TED do do.
iiIs; 10 Assorted coi0Fed Snca DO. On
~, fryRI;S w FIELD. 2 RuTIRs SIP a.
30R saTE3 s-eat bargain offered DugE;s;s or ON
e connected Wh me bSnes W & n Tie . ale eoS S Il tS
ru r ,,c, narticulnrs enquire of RUBT. H SHANHos.
Attorney al Law. = Nassau s.: a1i "
racDN FOR SALE-A strong, substantial Cosnu!
NJ w., eIreIeutly calculated for moving lau o.
s rrh roads generally Apply AZ The PnenI
rs,-xtr.et near Houstnn-
mo PAINTERS sale an old established an,
To any one about 10 commence the psinuhE
nth about one thousand collars cnsb Il ni'.'i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

bs- Or. Ph!nncy's Family Pills constantly
sale by a. H. x ID. SANDS. ~ Fulton street. 2!3 Broad
and - trs' i'rnad,vnv reH nm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

H5ILLINERY GoODs-L. NJ STEVENS has. Just re-
lfE ceivvd of the Target OF Fall Millinery
Goods be found the city will sell them cheap ever
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

MANIFOLD LETTER WaITEa--TIii. article i nor.
s ~ t- n,If,ripai 5isue.. ~bo sind. contenea
rs ard e.onorlv-ty invention the etisf + VI
lea aEd copied :ae TIM thereby enant.1s a. G eS h.
rc,v Tn. Ink Is perfectly lGdeib and o-Iln oe efeu D.
NV c,srnc. rent known. Books o PScset Po. arc Letter
z fr TO q cutre taics constantly on hin--Sod "ho't
Ss,n ard Retail the Proprietor .- =.
FRANCiS & LoUTKEL, Manufacturing stAiloIeT.; %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
JOSHCA GARSED Il co.

JOSHUA GARSED Il co.
ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS
oF PATENT THREADS. Shoe Threads, super Sai
1}Twins Giing Twine CARPET Warp. and Flax and Tow
no 7 BURLIv1 SLIP. EE.p- YORK. JED sn'
TTFNRy CLAY PENKNIVFS and HENRY CLAY
Ill STEEL. PENS.-New and Extra Finished AItrie,- & %
fn sale Wholesale and Rstn:i by FRANCIS d LOCl aL
manu- turing staiioners. u Maiden Lane. " %
10 O:1O CLAY MEDALS tor .ele At the Tribune ottee
lllkEEi ! Prire 81 . per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

MECHANICS INSTITUTE LlBRARY.-The summer
III vncn,on Of the Library for the examination Ci the book
&c commences the Isl Of August and continues until Isl o
Sep,ember-nenbers having books out. VIII please return
iter ~ soon rs possible und such have not pad Up her
iRs ARE requested call aud settle the sane that te report
the condition Of the laSt,,re may be Us in Il" possible.
BY o.,er Library Committee,
Institute Rocms CHARLES l.. BAklITT, Acuary
.uIY 2Ih Isii " 20 wv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

C,TATIONEgY WAREHOUSE a Maiden lane, between
- William ard C;,id str,es Nesg- YORK.
FRANCIS * LouTREL Nsppar;n.nS Se1tonerS Nm In
chants and Others III ind NJ the above esa pe
rior as-otInent Acc iUT BjGhS. made OF the best
Ipeu Papef and bound IN tEreo e i.y!e; ,
Also large variety STATION ER taacj nid staple
which will be sold ths iawesi mnTEes pfice-
Cuan,es Nerchants and Others hu!ed and Bound 10 any
Circus i: hesd Receipts. &c printed in evefy
sty e. Ut 1edlcsG ynceS- -, -. .. 7 a,a, p.,
odtca!, Nasic. making of SAMPLE CAnlS. PoEIFo-
LI0S. &c. ~ \, - s..,,..- A.,
!! Maiden Lsn=.
rrpretn and Manufacturers OF Francs, eeiebTsisd MAE
FOLD WRITERS F7e:n!sm CROfON lNhc. b.an.'
Blue, Red and Csrrctae, - =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

YIN J0NEsS QITADRANT-For sale The . vsII
,dsaea- onadrsnt ussd by Panl Joael the eeisesaii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

:>READ-LiRGE-LlGIlTA AND SWEEr-AFLosr As
ID WELL rat. lsast eiIt. %
guaranteed and thus ceiditv of stomach pfeven ell II
nny used well land. being warranted 70
Keep IN every cline Bread Buckwhent Flour ana Cake
made with this invaluable material mag be baked as soon as
mixed.
invited 10 give Yeast trial Full directions accompany
Sold wholesale and retail by NJ. p. MUSSY at l3 Nassau.
''''e'' and CHAMPNEY & ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

Any one csrous to know further particulars wil find ne a
10y resGence in Front street where VIII afford me ensu
DANIEL McCONNik AN.
Personally appeared before me the above pnnet inne w
Ccnnkan and mnde oath of The fac,S cnniied - he lcres
ing stAtefnshi. JOIN tlT'nIp.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
,oaPTEp To TEAChlNG.-PRlCE FIFTY CEN1
NJ OR 5 E'S
SCHOOL GEOGR RAP H Y,
ILLUSTRATED WITH
CEROG tPHlC MAPS.

~ Confident Of tic superiority Of MORSE'S school,.
GEOGRAPHY every other work at the Kind, TIE pun
,ieIs respectfully num edr0r. teachers and supefn;cn-
of schools, that they obtain rafJsfgn COPY o
the work examination from the prncinal broSstIe'
throug ou the Uns States. The ypogrnphy OF the work
and B peculiar adaptation teaching: together with l' eN
tleme chenpne hardy aiI TO command for II general
if not universal adoption 10 Tie schools ni cOuu,ty
.ys1o IOrS; uARPER 6, BkpllitRS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

4 AIRS A. BROWNS Ecsrdrg II pse has a-en rerigyet
w TO TIE rsf IL Greeo"'esStIeet and bsiiery .see
rhcrp she VII b. happy r-cumno'o both ers 7en: snc
an,su bpArdef Ire house bern hocoSEhy reostfed
snd fet 20. ard Of h- most c-ightei reisaees n
thc ci, rr AudnE ;ui ,t re Battery and bSJ az
he me tiae md where Is always te l. sea bs.eze
! wsieh rcudei lso,h plcosSst AID heal hy. UE4i1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05
CoMN1ssloN PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No 81 J @ h street.
~ y CLAYTON K SONS are in co.stln; receipt OF Pa
Il. PERs alnp:el TO hrgnch Of tInde e ora cns
Vnnr ether with every description oi News and i'os
Printing CooIci PHpe ci Medium and oiner sizes, Envelope
'robacco Shoe aud Tea. Strlw aEi Rag Wrapping Hard
ware and Cloth in great variety s an Log. Tissue pin
and colored &c sc. BnteF. straw. Bonnet. Trunk ano
BanGbox Boards. Pres Paper &c. &c ys
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

!. EAS.-Jl chests soucanng 20 holi chest %.
4 lJl hulfchests Ming Yong SsuchDnT.
20 do C1Der Soucbong
40 Ch.sls fne Mohee POwch0ng.
90 fancy boxes fine Hohee Sorch0ns.
100 chest HysoE
10 fancy boxes hyEon fina.
Id chests Yong Hyson.
80 hnlfchests do.
600 chests Eyson Skin.
50 halfcbsz superior tunooTte7.
30 do DO Imperial
All country paf ked and Of late importation. ~
t5tS - South s.rsai.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-05

LyANCY SILK GOonS "A large assortment just receive
the F0 trade for sale cheap Tor cash al u Bea!ef Il
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
CoMn1IssIoNER's SALE.

Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, November Tenn, 1913.
John Warren, Augustus Rice, and John G. Brown,
Executors of Win. Rice, deed, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Jacob Ross, Breeze Johnson, Joseph Cofl'man,
Matthew Blair, Paul Sieg, and James Byers,
Defendants.
Tins cause came on TO be heard this 10Th day
.ol November, 1913, upon the bill, answers, re-
plicatlons, exhibits, and dispositions, and was ar
gued by COUNSEL. 1t is therefore adjudged, or.
dered, and decreed, that Charles ri. Lewis, who
is hereby appointed Commissioner for thai pur-
pose, do proceed to sell the land or lots mention
ed in the said deed, a, public sale, upon the pre-
misses, having first advertised the time and place
OF sale tor three Weeks in the Staun,on Spectator,
the sale to be upon the following terms, to wit /:
80 much OF the purchase money to be paid i'm
hand as Will pay the expenses of the sale, and
the balance 10 he secured by good personal sccu-
rlty, at six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sale. No title to be made until The pnr-
chase money is all paid. The Commissioner is
also directed to return the bonds, with report of
his proceedings, TO this Court.
Copy. Teste,
n. G. KINNEY, G. C..
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

N pursuance of Deed of Trust bearing date
The list day of December 1910, and Of record in
I the County Court Office of Augusta, executed
by Peter Eckle and Sarah his wife, % the subscri-
Der, Tor the purpose of securing the payment OF
the two obligations therein mentioned, to John G..
Sewers, will be sold, in order TO satisfy the obli-
CATION first mentioned in the said deed, on We'd
nesday the 7ih day Of February next, for ready
money, before the door of the Post Office in the
Town OF Stanton, the property hereinafter de-
scrbed, TO wit: The Life Estate of the said Sa-
rah in ethiTd OF the brick tenement and lot sit
uated on the south side of Beverly Street, III the
town aforesaid, now in the occupancy of Merrill
Gushing, Esq.-and also all tue interest of the
said Sarah in The real estate of her father Andrew
Harouf, decd, under his last will and testament;
consisting of an undivided moiety of lot with
Its appurtenances, situated on The north side OF
the said street in the town aforesaid. containing
about one acre, being The same now in the occnS
pancy OF the widow Of the said Haroujf, and ali
undivided moieiy of two tracts or parcels of land
lying about three miles west of the town afore.
said, one containing about l3l acres, part OF
which is cleared and enclosed, adj joining the land
of James Gregory and ohers-lhe other contain
ing about 10 acres, adjoining the lands Of Archi:
bald Stuart, the widow Mitchell, &c. In the lot
last mentioned, and the two tracts of land afore-
SAID, the widow OF the said Harouf is entitled to
life estate, remainder 10 the said Sarah; and hef
sister Catharinc.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Trustee.
January 4.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-18

DO 80 l9 OIL WSo
Ep TURiIS his thanks to his friends and the
~ public generally, for the liberal patronage
he has Ieceived-and with view 10 extend his
business, takes this mode of informing his friends
and the public, that he has commenced tho
WHOLESALE BUSINESS i'm all its branches
and will dispose Of his wares, either at Whole
sale or by Retail upon the mos, moderate terms.
10 Country Merchants, who deal in such articles,
he takes occasion to say, that he will sell by
Wholesale on good terms as similar articles can
be purchased in the Slate--and that they can at
all times have it in their power to keep up an as
sortmcni, and sufficient siock-as all orders
will be promptly attended to.
To specify some Of the many articles which he
manufactures, and will keep ON hand, he will
state that he has
Siills--containing from 65 to 100 gallons,
Still Caps and W orins,
Copper Kettles, Stew Kettles, Tea Kettles, &c.
Safes and Tin for Safes,
Guterng and Spoutng
Alright and CutivaiQr Stoves,
Patent Tops for Smoking Chmnies,
Stove Pipe and Elbows.
He will also cover Houses with Tin, Copper
and Zinc upon the most approved plan, and as
low as it can be done in Yirginia-and will
promptly attend to orders from any reasonable
distance. for Covering Hohses-ZSpon and
Guiiering.
He will also take in payment for work, couIa-
try produce, old Copper, Brass and Pewter.
! Repairing done at the shortest notice.
| Staunton. January 4. lSIA.