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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31
A most reprehensibIe Joke was penetrated b,

most rePrehensbIe joke was perpetrated by
a young clergyman and some very foolish young
men and women, on board the Deiaware, day be-
fore yesterday. The victims of this serious hoax
are young gentleman and lady, scarcely at all
acquainted with each other, who were married in
fun, during the pleasure excursion, but found out
on getting ashore that the voyage upon which
they had embarked promised to be longer than
they had intended--being for life and Death
The gentleman behaves very gaantly on the
subject, and leaves the matter entirely to the
choice of the lady. If she chooses to consider
herself bride. he will accept in earnest the hand
he took in sport. The lady, however, we believe,
is much mortified at the affair. The young cler-
gyman who could behave so thougbtlessly ought
TO travel to Jericho and 'tauy till his beard be
y. Tribune.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The U: S. Journal (Fisk) complains very Bit
terly of President Folks course, and like Gen.
Jackson, thinks he has listened to s'bad advi:
sers." 1t is time, says that paper, "with such
an organ Gas the Union,) and with such appoint
,nents staring us in the face" Gas Mr.. McLane,)
&c. &c. ITO choose new advisers, and to adopt a
more efficient policy Certainly we have no
great admiration of ''the organ;" but heaven for
bid that it should be superseded by Fsk's paper
Lynch6urs Virgirian
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

MEDICAL national CONFERENCE.-The New
York State Medical Society have recommended
"Na'ional Convention of Delegates from the
Medical Societies and Colleges in the whole
Union, to convene in New York on the first
Tuesday in May, 1916, for the purpose of adopt
ing some concerted action for elevating the Stan
dard of Medical Education in the u. States"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

We observe that all lands in Illinois, forfeited
TO the State for taxes are to be sold in September
next, without reservation, and patents for them
immediately issued. The oppressed condition of
the farming population will be the cause of very
great sacrifices in these sales. But from what we
learn much of the burden will fall upon large
landed proprietors and non-residents
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The greatest feat of grading noticed by the
papers during the late harvest, was performed by
Mr.. Francis Helms, of Marshall county, Wa.)
who is said to have cut in one day ten acres and
twelve rods of wheat This is almost equal to
'the Mccormick Reaper"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The Union intimates that upon official notice
being received by the President, of the accep-
lance by Texas of the annexation resolutions.
the U. S. revenue laws will be extended to Tex
as, and u. S. Custom House officers appointed
for her ports.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

Gov. M'Dowel! has commuted the sentence OF
death passed upon negro Harry and his wife
Sally for the attempted murder Of their mistress,
Mrs. Mohr, Of Campbell county, to transpofta-
ton beyond the limits Of the U. States. The
Lynchburg yirginian thinks the course of the
Governor will excite good deal of dissalsfae-
ton.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

There appears to have been an abundance of
rain latterly west of the Allegheny mountains.
The kanawha Republican says that the corR
crop in that region was perhaps never more pro-
missing.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

A new Locofoco paper is about to be establish
ed in Washington city, where there are already
three.-Mr. Henry E. Rell, of New York, is to
be the ostensible proprietor of the "National
Press Qhe name of the new concern y but it is
believed Blair and Rives are at the bottom of il!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The New Orleans Tropic says there is no
truth in the story lately published of dreadful
occurrence near Oakland College, Miss, where
a house containing negroes was set fire to and
all consumed. He says it is a deliberate false.
hood, from beginning to end
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

Quick TiME.-The Post Master General has
received an application for the appointment of
Postmaster at Galveston, Texas.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31
THE RAsCALITY OF PRESCRIPTION.

Our readers are indebted to one of our political
opponents for the epithet thus attached to the
prescription now avowed as the policy to be car.
red out by the Administration, the government
paper declaring that the President has not, in
this respect, yet 'got to the length OF his own
tcther."
The Charleston Mercury, the Southern Locofo-
co organ, quotes from the Morning News, OF
New York, lis burst of grief and indignation al
the appointment of Captain Rynders to berth
an the custom-house, and Improves it as fol-
lows IL Net Int,
"Think Of the President of the Empire Club
being called by Democratic paper 'the notorious
Rynders!' Why, he might as we'll call the Pre-
sident of the United States 'the notorious Polk =
But let that pass. Mr.. Van Ness has certainly
given the political cooks taste of their own
broth. But surely they will not complain that
he wished to signalize the last days of his power
by putting in action the principle formally avow-
ed by the Administration, and so vehemently adj
vocated by themselves. Is cutting off heads to
be the order of the day, and Mr.. Van Ness alone
TO be debarred from the sporte This would be
exclusive and mean-sprited to a degree. The
Morning News denounces unfit for Office not
only all manner of Wings, but all Democrats not
fully orthodoX-that is, not absolutely agreeing
with itself. Witness its treatment of Mr.. Nc
Lane, Mr.. Van Ness, and the notorious Rynders'
IL these men not orthodox to the News, nei-
Their is the News orthodox TO them and hence
on its own principle, they in power sacredly
bound to turn ont all suboTdinates who agree
with Mr.. O'Sullivan. Really, are not the mean
ness and rascaity of this whole doctrine of party
prescription beyond any other meanness and ras-
caity that the knaves OF the world ever practised
upon its fools? %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

~ The proceedings of the Kahawha meeting
on the subject of State Convention, will be
found in another part Of this paper
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The examining court held at Parkersburg on
the case Of Garner, Thomas and Lorraine, charged
with aiding the escape of slaves, has remanded
the prisoners for further trial. They are citizens
of Ohio.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The collection Of rare and valuable Paintings
belonging to the late Joseph Bonaparte, and now
the property Of his grandson, will be sold at auc-
ton at Bordeniown in September next.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31

The organ of the Young Democracy" Par
son Fisk's paper, begins to show its teeth rather
snarlingy at the new Administration. 1t says
"Mr. Polk will not run in 1SiS, in our opinion.
"If he does, the u. S. Journal will give him
"Jesse, or we are no pumpkins
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31
STATE COMMEMORATIVE ENQUIRER.

The Richmond Enquirer has at length spoken
marks) that its silence was likely to be misun-
derstood. 1t says
"After such elaboration as we have been able
to give TO il, we believe it would be better for
Virginia that the present Constitution should be
changed in several particulars-not ruthessy and
violently, with the unnamed spirit of innovation
or demolition, hut dispassionately, seeking the
good which experience has evolved, and discard
ing the evil which time has made manifest
The particulars in which the Constitution re-
quires amendment, as specified by the Enquirer,
are-ist, in regard to Representation. The pre-
sent geographical arrangement it decidedly con-
dennis, as calculated to foment and keep alive
sectional jealousies-and also as unwise and un-
just in ITSELF as the foundation upon which these
imaginary divisions rest, is continually undergo
ing mutations. 1t clearly admits the inequality
under which the Trans~Alleghany country now
labors, but it does not commit itself to the white
basis.
end. In regard to The right of Suffrage it also
avows itself in favor of change. 1t does not
say, however, that it wishes to do more than de-
fine it properly, so as to render it more fixed and
certain, and prevent the system of doube-votng.
Sd. The County Court system, it likewise
thinks, has defects which are we'll worth an at
tempt TO remedy. 1t sees no reason for the con-
tinuance of Magistrates in office for life, whether
competent or incompetent, &c. 1t would also
have preventive, if possible, to the perpetuaton
of the office in the same families or parties.-No
scheme is suggested by it, however, for the at
tainment of these ends.
Such are the views of the Enquirer in regard
to the Reforms needed, and its position renders
them OF importance to all who sincerely desire a
correction of the obvious defects in our Constitu-
ton, if it can be done without the hazard Of en-
failing upon us still greater evils.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-31
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING IN
BOTETOURT

j. II. Fay, Scc'y.
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berblt unb SSrliblino

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ortiss pfan;en @smdhSbauss unt @artens
Yhanen, @robsrenpfanSen, sn9lifb uno tirs
filbsn &abarbsr, Spar9elsQSurSeIn, @arten:
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Auss obi9s unb nod psl paS bier nibt Be-
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Saumfbuls, nabe Bel Der NrlmibIe unb Ser:
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Serii6erun9 9e9en S6ooen ooer Serluft
Dlrcb e euer.
Vreibrtef immer!pdbrenb.

Vfetbrtet tmmer!pahrenC.
Gie 5prinssGaroen DerGberunsss6es
fcnfboft BON philadelphia,
Oaabt Seritcbernns, entpebcr fir cine
3eitlaus pber fir immerpdbrsno, ssacn Sers
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Ssnsnnuns Sobiffcn uno persu *aorns i'm
6afen, Ipipcbl aIs Mort9dtI6es uao Srunc
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arnaen.
W1it GsIuhe fur 9er1heruns (Snlurance)
in 8erfs gauntp, poer filr einlse Sslebrnns
hber oielcn Sr9enitanp, tpsnpc man lttb pers
,onlitb ober curtb sBriefe al Jobn 9. Hi'
baros, Neebts anpalt, 9ruderei cesSerfs
unp @huplfia Sournals, 8sapiua, spa.
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Oireftprs: ......
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ScIspb weoo, 4rtbibalo Wristt
p s. ta9uerenne, Samuel Scwnlsnb,
glijab Dallct, 81. 1S. pomrop,
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In Die getben0en.
Nteutep's Gege,l Graoel
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Sie(e piIen GnO bic trten unp Ithcrfen
fit Den reiBenpen Stein cbsr Srapel (@rics),
uno aae Sranfbstsn bic aus pem Bader ents
tteben; Ge reinisen Die Slsrcn lmo itellen bic
Orsanc ,piecer in-Oronuns, Ne ltnc larirenp,
winps nnc ,palftrtrsibcnp, reinisen nnc itdrs
Fen cen Olaaen, erwefcn Nppetit, bellen bas
Scpfmrh, Die 5artIeitisfeit, 3BlnrtcIIf, oae
>eit,peb, Dieperta &c. &c.
Oieles alles 1T burh grfabrun9 unb 3eu9'
nlTr beitdti9t unb bemieGen, ino iper fe ale
sarirmittc! ecbrauebt, ,pirb ieltcn cber GAR
nitt pon Den pbisen &rantbeiten 9rpla9t
lpcrben.
Scbn &ienlfp, 4r. Or.
0Nc-3u batrn in oiclcr 9rnfcrci uno bel G..
WlfIana, in ber Glib item StraBe, Neaoins.
p-T preie so Gent bic Scr.
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0Yt0tioe 8efanntma0un9,

4Ge 0isjcniasn welebr Seblandb's sebsnss
@Gsn; (ebon 9sbranhr babent rient snr Jtatb'
rieht, pa6 bon jegt al piele rtlams II. wehl'
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bel Sarl 3Difans in Der 7ttn Srabs; III
&uBtaun in Der 9rttferei brs 'Veitt ,. 3slt )
in Otsr Bern Bel Welebior Serb, tei J .Nen
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Ie; in 5aillburs in ber "Shnellpctt" 9rufe
rel in sulpebpfenuntpeitN N6brersturs, bel
Sobn gshtel; in womelseorf tei 3. .Sctt
Bierbraucr in Gppamstaim al 6einritb
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memo acratten NIT oicfer Wec,sin einenSers
Iueb ~ MAIDEN. ScIcnbere ipirffam lit le
tei W,uttsr,pst, Scpfletmersen, Ser;flcpfsH
O1anael an g6luit, ODER ipenn Der WIasen
paS gGen niebt Sertrasen mill, eten 70 ,pirfs
fam tei Gsiteniteebtu ,lnb NifenIhmer,em,
uno audi lei uucrrnunssn in Der monatlieben
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per iit lle febr 81 empfeblciL ba Ite cenIelbsn
bnnen eurSer Set eilrirt lar a.saFs, -i.S
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Souerlt unD OanDwerfer.
Goart Grer Gelb!

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ler perpicnt !-38lnIebt Sbr Ucrsislihe nnb
pobfclle 'Sartpaarsn' gu taufen? bali rnfet
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Die 9totiDn0l 8eitun0
Ga5 Organ Der ceutlhcn VepDlferun9
III Den Ser. Staattn. a.. .


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1000 Slaitben ftmp allsin in Dbilacelpbia
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aen pertietet bereu mittteilun9 bier. Die
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SlohmeIrnacn III bunbertsn bon 8dQen ber
merf,phroisiten Suren eurb bieIe mebi}in,
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ScfriiNcrs Qife.

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Tim Die ibren Slamsn bsissfieten Summen
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5nr erfillluna ihrer paiht su spinseu, itels
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bfentleb al Den Stranger, oamit uuIere @cs
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in 5oersfore, jeet, 70 piel mir m1tn,
in 9trrtbamptcn 60. wcbnbaft, 2 90
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nuppeo, uno ,pollene Suite, bon ollen
Wocen unp Sormen. -. ..
Surr, feline tucbnG S3elpet, lafirte, lebsrs
ne mo baarise Geebnno Sarpsn. - gbsn.
falls >cahcrn: 6hte 3ur panencsn Sobrs3sit.
Shplitbe unp ,pcttlitbe Settfsrcrn. - Nls
lee elefes miro 5n oen nispri9ten Sarselps
prcilen tcrfauft. Ssufet al. uno Isbst.
Ncabln9, Sstruar 9. IS
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8ier;ebn I1dbb0re 9lrtifel

l. Srenner's Dermitu9e, - cine ilhcre
Sur fur 2onrinsr - tteaolos nno an9enebm
3u nrhmen. =,
z. eio1en o y tIta.lor, msleeer Seemler
BON jeoer slrt ,pean!ll't' trcfne Sarben' abser
SirnlB unO 2o1tes, Don carpets ooer Slet'
bern, oDne p'e 0arpeh peet oae Sup 3u BE-
lhaolasn.
3: genoener 5l'eeen'P'p'er cas bee
Fe eetalhte Ulllel Ol'e9eH HNo DsWdeh 5u
t6oten. -. - -,
Gin Nbsrcr Ssrtll9er Der Natten, Wdn'
ir Shwaten (Reabes) nno Hmsllen -unp
Elm anccres fur 1Ban5en.
5 6unn's Specific fur fauren Wa9en,
6tr5brenuen unc 9Bai1ertraide, Don ginem
BET prei5ebn Sabre 9elltten bate, beUor Ct
oae Witte sitpefte. -.-..:-sa
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@e9en 6beumatbte ano Niifen'
Sbmer3ensginem a
berfsrtist BON JobnKienley. .
OieIes <inement 1T oas be'pabrteite W1lttel
welebee jcmals Dot bae spublltnm sebraebt
rpcrben 1T; es perftbatft fcsleiebe $lnceruns,
rpcnn @cbraueb capon senadbt ,piro. Sie
NitfsnsS hmer3sn eurirt es telin eritsn ober
,meiten W1al 9bmteren.
gSginsis su baten III otefer Srufsrsi.
preis so Gent Die Slafbe.
Veaping, Npril IS. t6.
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SGr smpfebIsn ale unfern 8rsunoen wdts
Die City beiubem am Stcbr bsr"psfin9 Sons
panD' onsurufsn uno sinsn 8crratb pcn ibrsn
moblfbmefsnesn SDes'n einSufaufsn.
Oie ASefin8 1GeesGp,npanp,
10. 80 5ho 3,peite 5traes
3piiben Der Warft uno @bclfnut,
philadelphia,
Saat fprtmdbrsno auf loanb unb gum Gsrfauf,
i'm @ro6sn unb &lsinen
Co.. @ine SeriHiebenhett bon
MEp!A7 aus9elubt frii1en 9bec'n,
ekssyEl4A ~ - gu nieocrern preifcn,
asmds ibrsr Oualitdt, ais iis an ir9snb sinsm
onoern gtpbr in Der @tp 9sfauft wsroen fons
nsn.
0I1FTur allsin Tbee miro an bisism leouis
psrfauft, unp msBrsre 8srfdieoenbetsn ,peldbe
fpnlt nir9srb5 81 bsfcmmen fnb. gini9cr SbW,
bsr nibt binIdn9Iib sur 3ufrieoenbet ouSfdlt,
fam ;urif9sbrabt uno un9etauibt werpsn,
opsr ba6 @slo miro ;uritfss9sben.
Die Burger bon Serfs @auntD iine b6libif
sn9slaren Bel unS anjurufsn.
g. y. 3ieber
99snt Der Ysfine Sbsss@cmponp.
Yblabslpbia, Sept. 30 l845. Is.