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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11
By IN Southern Express Nail.
Dates from Mobile, TO the 18th instant, are be

By IN Southern Eek press Nail.
Dates from Mobile, 10 the 18th instant are before
The Indians al Passchris,an have been engaged in
Ball playing. Jim Boy prosldes
There are two tickets in Mobile for the school CON-
mssioners, viz: the New Orleans and the Parental
Men.
AIR. Crombe, of Frederick, Md, was killed on the
3lst utmo, while hunting, by his comrades gun
going of.
Gen Hawkins is reelected to Congress in the War
renton District Of North Carolina. He is for the
ministers.
In the " Coal Lottery" at Baltimore, No. 500 drew
the prize of diamond ling presented by the Emperor
Alexander, 10 the late Mr.. +. J. Coae Strange that
diamond should come GU, of coal mine.
The Governor and Council of Maryland are in scs-
sion at Annapolis.
A fire broke out Al Charleston August G, and con-
sumed the establishment Of Eason * Do,crer, Ma
chinisis. Seven thousand dollars insured on the
property.
TERRIBLE AcciDEsT.-CLEAR SpnrSG, Md, August
9th, =. Nj forwarded hasiy communication 10
you by express mail, three hours ago, but lest any
delay should have taken place in its delivery, now
give you the particulars of of the most APP
pallng stage coach accidents that ever came to my
notice.
OHc VI hci.uHCt liIie Oh StaHcs, rom
TO the West, passed through here after dark last
evening, on It's way to Cumberland. Aboat ten
O'Clock, the I'LL fated coach reached n small spur Of
the mountain, running TO the Potomac and between
this place and Hancock termed Milestone Point,
where, tic driver mlstakng the track (i being very
dark ngh reincd bis horses too the edge of the
precplce, where, in the twinkling of eye, coach,
horses, driver, and passengers preclpaled up
wards of IS feet, to bed Of rock beow-the coach
was dashed 10 pieces, and Two of the horses killed
litei ally smashed.
A respectable elderly lady of the name of Clarke,
of Louisville, Kentucky, and a negro child, were
crushed 10 death and man so dreadfuIy man
ged that lie IS Pickering on his lips only. His face
was beaten to q mummy. The ether passengers and
the driver are wofuy bruised, bu, it supposed they
are out OF danger They were seven in number
cannJt gather that any blame was attached to the
driver. II is said he perfectly sober; but he and
his horses were new to this road, and the night
foggy and very dark.
Six lives have been thrown away in this vicinity
within two weeks to wit: man beaten 10 death, q
man murdered, man thrown from his horse, and
these three deaths. =.
r. So o'clock mail at the door-Mrs. Clarke's
daughter alongside has her shoulder dslocated
poor unfortunate girl! and the man is not yet dead
bat senscles and cold in the extremtes-his name
has not ransplred. s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

TwIcE SoLp-Bur NOT YET DrLrvERED.-Wc learn
that the penny Sun newspaper has been purchased
by clique Of locofecos on the lefl-and at the same
time by acoterieo Tammany men on the right II will
support both parties, or at least make them believe
so. We have not yet heard the sums giyen-but adj
ding up together they have raised wind enough to
enlarge il again next Saturday After tho next
| election the Sun sets forever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11
/" vive La Bauatslle !

e " Ahc uIaIks ours, OPLAsn.
"vive La Bagatslle
For one monib past, you know that
Have run thu course Of rivers four
AZ one might see who casts his eye
The Mirrors vary'd pages DER.
Pygmaleen-like-my pretty theme.
Has won my hove as by a charm;
And though il very strasge may seem
I've been indacea TO boy farm
thing so humdTum and so mise,
Fer ,:e to do, will cause surprise
Now up into the lips ami
Testing the quality OF grain;
Land versus pasture-earth and sky
Hay versus turnips-sun or rain
This country life excels all praise
Tho 10 aAother was born;
Altho the honest farmer says
The " shadows" are " darn bad tor corn"
Which he with something like surprise
Heard me exclaim, ~ once co0Pd my eyes"
Of all my dirty acres here!
Where quietly i hope To live
Till life has fallen in the scar.
First and most lov'd charming isle,
Rmmd with huge trees that seem to smile
In constant verdure-bright and green
As the birds wings, which once seem
AT eastthe poet tells us SO,
by Thabuta mid wastes ofsnow.
A meadow next-with here and there
willow-sr gigantic tree,
Tine ash and grape wines bright and clear,
The river bounding wild and free.
Three noble terraces o'erlook
wood most glorious, bold and wild;
And also an emerging brook
Leaping like some young joyous child
And all lhese things belong to me,
How droH, TO own a brook or tree!
l. with the untaught Indian saw
With land and sir, nor nor you,
Have right to n&eddle-tho' we pay;
But this oil course Is entire
We take the world just we find it
Tho good the rule rue know they never mind it,
So here my household goods do rest;
Andhere methinks III take mine ease
And trust with health and plenty blest
20 grow potatoes, corn, and peas.
The woodcocks DER my island fly
The seer peep thro' the tangled dell;
Forests and antres vast" behind me lie,
"here settlers, not Hamadrydes dwell
Yonll laugh at this-but by my faith It's so,
hate the ciiy's gossip and its news,
AM lee sieaking kindness on me grow
orhat OF straw, pony hob naild shoes.
Ihad forgot-a farm honse too l own
where dwell man, I" his wife, and children three,o
One oil the last threaten to cut down
u, u ne sans leave should dare cut douon a hse =
love them So that do boldly say
a mani IS worth atree, sir, any day.
And so aPabri DIES chooses am l.
n Pdbrt. by the way pretty name
TO call farmland may be by and by
snail Tor mine adopt that very name.
Cooper, above me at the river head
Some flower Of fancy, by Hndoo poss. my 'ren"
"ayhap some day to me will kindly send
The sweet "Wyoming" eighty miles below.
~, a nice parenthes's does surely make,
a% ssans Se know
mght to immortality, some day or other
dol swear it, "by the earth, my mother"
But come and see me when my cot is done
= waive all tormality-be friendly-do;
fon shall have pony, fishing rod and gun
And ne ,,, &C" ]. snail lay an egg express for
wen give you sir, a f'eSh shake do,cn, IF strsp.
SPLASH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

CoRoNEas INQUEST August l0th.--On the body
OF Sarah Candy, iiyng as servant Mr. Henriques
who on Wednesday afternoon took a dose Of arse.
Hlc. physician was sent for who administered an
anldote and then had her removed to the city hospi
tai, where she died. The girl had twice before at
tempted her life. Verdict suicide Ne cause can be
assigned for the rash act.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

specie gone He made known his loss and loafer
named Henry Allegon was arrested and the money
ioand upon him. For this piece Of legerdsmsn Al
Logon went TO Bridewell
Jacob williams on the strength of captivating and
haHering the condition of some New York heiress,
obtained an elegant suit of clothes from Wells Phil
lips q Co., 20l Pearl street. The tailors not thinking
Mr.. Williams chance sartin, had the poor davie
Drought 70 ne police for obtaining goods under false
pretences. Jacob was held 10 BAIL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

Al So Dinneiord opens the Bowery again OF
Monday Good luck to him. Miss Nelson's beau
tful legs the first night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

u warren Draper on the Bowery affairs will up.
pear this evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

PoLrcE August lOth-wm. Smons and William
Smith having nothing better do, stole three barrels
Of shad from the store of Shielding & Ferris, No 80
Front street. Officer Driesback arrested the thieves
and has recovered two of the three barrels stolen
The defence the rogues made was a complete fish
story which not being available they were CON-
mtted.
Slnce the above officer Dnesback has succeeded in
taking Charl sGorman, another OF me thieves.
die of clothes from No. IS Orange street. Com
mltted
John Richards stole gallon of rum; IN made
him heady and he was brought feet foremost to the
police Committed.
James Rempeyren was standing opposite the Fran.
kiln theatre delb rating whether he should spend 80
cents or not He at length concluded TO be generous
but putting his hand ~ his pocket found his money,
consisting OF three dollars IN shnplasers and FIVE in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

Ds.%a BsNSETr.-As you expressed a wish that
somebody would torn Nice ~ r. Wsllis' letter into
original in order that you may see how near have
come to the mark. Yours SPLASH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

AucTIoSs.-We are requested by the Mcssrs.
Bearns 70 state that the report in the Evening Star Of
yesterday Of trial in the LIST ID and Sd ward court
for goods sold at auction at their store is gros
u,ssiatement throughout, and that the editor of the
Star has promptly surrendered the name ofthe author
and that correct statement will appear in the Star Of
this evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-11

A WospER.-I wonder in The wide world who
"Annot Lyle is, one Of our female correspondents
Yesterday at the closing hrobs of my rascaly head
ache, read over again her beautiful little tale Of Ed
ward and Evene," and at the close certainly should
have cried and sobbed Ike green girl, if had not
taken TO investigating the banks of western New
York, and forgotten and overwhelmed all sentiment,
by digging out the roguery Of -four monoposts and
irredeemabe paper banks. "Annot' is charming
correspondent She writes neatly, fcelingly and ac-
curately. wonder who she is. Come again, love-
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Some scoundrel has
imposed upen us by letter signed Examiner"
dated from Jersey city, wherein he calls our attention
to the excellence Of Mrs. Barbonis mint jseps, and
requests to notice them. The letter is gross and
rascally imposition Of enemy of that lady
whom he has endeavored 10 annoy We hereby offer
areward Of twenty dollars for the apprehension of the
dassrdly ruflian, who could dare modest lady, and
make us The unwilling instrument of such molesta.
ton, The letter may be seen at the desk.
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POLITICAL.


late writer quotes the following excellent advice
af P,I,nus TO his son on his departure to n foreign
,oupr, With the remark that the precepts are ad
mirsby adapted To form a man OF the world and a
gentleman In the best OF the word aud are
well worth committing TO memory by those whom
they NAV concern:
Give thy thoughts tongue,
Nor an, unproportoned thought his act
BE thou familiar, but b, 10 vulgar;
Tbs friends thou hast and lhfir ad puon tined,
t;rnpplc them o tn, soul with hooks OF steel
gut do not dull tlcir palm With entertainment
of ever, new Matched unledged connod'. Be"ais
of entrance into quarrel hut being in,
So bear it that the opposor may be" an OF thee
Give ever, thine car, but few Thy VOICE
Take each mans censnr,, but nesoNc thy Judgment
Cost, tn, habit as thy pnrse can buy,
But spresscd in ianet iieh, not aaud'
Fer the apparel OF procains III man.
Neither borrower lender he
For loan oft loses both itself and irnd
And borrow ing julls the eisc oil hushondN
This above all To tnnr sell b. true.
And must follow, as the uiebt the day
Thou can 81 nottl,cn be ialst an, man.
MARRlED-In Philadelphia, Mr.. AnENAh
ScAnr ~ Miss Mani, llorfdNs.
Max they while lille shall orr'c round,
BE um SefumIS
Aud ma, tIer happiness le cro"nd
u, divers Hfic - tnrs.
.iAokt,r
Married January, lsI', Mr. WI ANptH>oN, Nj u
"a BgnAp:-
=. When foas,s their lp,,l, sraer- -rr,1d-
And oIs around iAeu tuucr
I'llte content with Anna Bread
Aud won't have IN, bst-ber.
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June l.
- III IA SC.

BEAUTIFUL Bonnet Sll.hS, rich figured
E) SILKS and SATlNS, sonc beautiful stYlesio,
party dresses; black Matte III Lusrings, black al"
Coored Gro de Maps. beautiful Challlrucs; BON
bgzincs Printed Jacuncts, &c. Nc Just receh-
ed at MARTIN, WARD DANloS'
APRIL u l.
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HATS AND SHOES.

ST EtEiNED, large and germrn assortment .n We
~ hI and drl Fur and black Som Hats, al from = "
-, Palmetto Hats, YOUTHS Shaker Caps Sc -. n.
large assortment gcntlemens Boots aud ; rs. "m'N-
aud Dancing Pumps Ladies Calf Seal and Aloioc9 "'
~ Nhoes Ladies' Seal, Kid, Morocco md Call sll1'
hidden loot and Sl.Ucs Nc. a..
MARTIN NANDN DAVE.
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v,1Il,..,[.' .,,,,,,'.,-,l' :" A1S-'2
VII 49, II | Il'3&, situated ~ lem, euun-
" nina mas been nadel the superWteu-
"'"'' ~ ,ee ha'lSShed lon LIE t"oIa>t years. lu-
LIS 80. - 'i,'' " mas A'odailk sdhrd M onthe pub
onNIN fri1muedtl"m saying any thnq nh re,prct Ia
,'' 9ii'hs "i'l'h Ia may b. ,apposed bring
y" ',' "a, H'' - "' Hl' IerIohs1bIe duties Ilelas
Hi5' WIN tie DISCHARGE OF those duties
~, ~" Ut Ms abilities, calculating With
, I' 9i', sooner 81 @lel. the merits Of
~, ''V,'''' No"1 ur 'HIN appreciated aud liberal
";'u"'5' eA'eHa'd 10" In ta.s reasonable expec-
"'l'"" H' Is i'ioHd 10 >aN, lie H., not been dsap
I i! ,'',' III, ''""ol Is oN placed ON iootlne
m''''' me II r''uieS us etnHncnty, crabcs1he
'' pau Ia pe more r\tehsHe, useful IA LIS sphere
2t''on oi TIE Acadelnl IN an elevated aud
''''''''ou, scout" VT the eonHtl, the Htcl-
s'"c' ana moral North OF lie Surrounding population
20 'liolh All scenes oldaslpatiuu. the econon-
49, '''p's u me people, Tie ehedpnrS, ol board and
.U'' VII are advantages which ll1ac lNug 1T Il dl.
"' tr S'''0'a moi overlook.
'onisf oi studies embraces all the branches Of
''' .'oS' ioeGu education, Including Algebra Ge-
U'" ~ i'he ana spherical Iuguuumrtrv. Conc
~, ''o'is' ~ astronomy. thNmI>tN, MYTHOLOGY,
t,, 'iS'"'H N'"siaplAs Arithmetic. and III
,,"E"N" 4 minute attention TO Passing, Grlmln. a.
'u1 'u' h'alties oi the Huguaao. In
',',,'' - ~, - o''ch rS' tnost extensive course
','' noip'n ana teneh inr@tutc. coInpie-
~ - ' o's' works III The sly r1l languages.
:, "N P'f session al Is Ist0n9hs.
" po''' anu III necessary accommodate.
=, u'"s' 81
r "',on III 'lteh md Latin, l2.lo
- "uooh III English 10 mn
l. JFtt,sl Ia ,,l.l
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WIS " si~ cscssr 5pnN

\ NcPosFi opening aFEMAlF SCliCoI. -,
NenaaN the loth Jay, 0ha ensuing month y
at the residence OF then ;atlcf near the head Of NAM
nu.'.. ~. ,ls branches at aeommun ENGLISH
sess shfGN viii be Taught Vhc lcaIs :, N
be tea dollars, tor the session III li,e months
L,nrhburg, June -
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SELLING At REDUCED r,,tscs
FOR G.ESSg.

I tn ERE Will be- a change IN my business. ~, Ito
N llISt al August HeNl, am yrry ,r,,,o,, =,
,'"uc'nS my stock rs niue as possible. ur,,o,s =,
'h'' i'nc 10 effect tlat object | am drtrr,,,,,,,,I
20 "I'' my GOOD At yer, reduced plicc<.
Wy stock Is large, and embraces a Lands,,,,.,
H'E m"sl ct which was recently purchased -, ,h,
Nofth'fn MES On the best terms AIltho.,. niI,'',
/" p"H great bargains, viii do well l., oi, ,n,
a. an, resolved to hold out great inducements e.,
u" '-hSii. only ak call from buyrrs =. !
am confident ct giving satisfaction. The lona',,,,
are az, lt" 81 the articles with prices ani,,\cd.
Black Italian LustIiug superior. :, oc
lou dc sou OF all coils. supplementary
nioSu e maps ito do
tIughlluN from Is To N A -, 49,, ~
Domcstles ii at 9d. and some as Io,, -. ,n
Cotton umbrellas at No.
GIN 40 50 10 to ma
ParasGls from 50 +, > ~
Calicos from IN ~
Ladies Gloves some at ID. -
nohhets from | 90 to :! 60 very Handsome
i'alm Hats from lSg IN -
Drown l.lns, very good from ls4 loo5
Camhrc lldhls fine at Is Ri
besides lnanN other articles which :, ,lILo HI.
q"dii> - 10" as those above So''' (
1ANES +. lpRNFE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-10

Ever offered IN this market The subscriber eah,
A,th safety, recommend hi> CHAIRS to the public,
a, ,uperof 10 any such Imported 10 this place
from the Notfhtm auction rooms both rs aspeei1
durabilit.. neifnrss aud variety. He respectfully
i,,t tIe pnblIr ~ call aud examine his stock be
ior,. unreasint, as he IS determined to sell 10" for
,h ar coautt, ptotluce. G.. HARDY.
v B. | will also do Sim and oruanrnta Paint
ing IN all lis branches, neat aud on as moderate
term, a ANY ono III tn place 1. II.
Iulv q N6s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-10

M + are this day opening Case OF the above
w which for beauty OF ST, Vie and tmsil, StiPas'
ny We have eyer had, and al very moderate pIIfes'
ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT
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FfsE.S'q'EF sNgsEes.x ST.

&c y - so.
\ ! !. On hahd f." pieces real French md Eng.
=, i'sn famted Musllus ia hcll grcg, BARGAINS
VIII be soil also few pieces dn FI,nr psi,,,
an" 'I'r. aud white NJSi-1Ns.u cAlla cheap mr.
CCs. 80" Ni'''i i'li-
June i
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New :sln:s fashionable RAJ store,
Fs'gFpZAS.FEE :; EsF,y.ygE.

BENJAMIN II. WOOD lllying been
ks III practically engaged in manufacturing
6ese1asI HAS tor ten NeaS. and lately residing ,N
" cIgh' months III New \ u.i,. where Inc
acquired athoraH4h knoHled T. nj making n finish
lug lllts III every VARIETY OF >i>lr Las NOW located
fin I.y,lcbur. and tie. the ho,p,c recently
occupl"dbs Simpson l. Nlnau, nest door To MI
Jpha /. Hunt Jcwclr} Stele where he Is receive
in Iand opening, irum tie most approved Northern
NAnuae tories, tn" largest and most complete ,>sorf-
n'n' 81 hats no" IN tins place comprising ever,
variety al >tNle and quality. Tic whole ol Iii, puf-
'h"e.s @efe fnl lie by himself and he feels TO rsi-
Hrl il SAYING that, IN POM Of chcapncsS and quail
n.y. 1hN alt superior to any eter oi,c ed III this mar
Net, lie also ha@ ijiJ.lctosy ia constant opera
N" a''d VII supply customers, wiiI an> Kind n hats
ii The shortest notice. The Sts4t1 .as'e', which
h r'N alH making, Is rich and splendid alio e and
IN >tNle oi model material and ilni~b shall be- found
uulHalla9L " Ith the a5ote goods. he his Palm
Lrm lat, trimmed aod untrrmucd; Cap, [ IN.
hreiias '''o'en''"s $toehs Gloves; HoSons aud
ming.
Co9lny merchants hi, friends. and the public
generally are particularly invited cali and cNllnllr
MS stock, before purchasing elacN here ; Il, hr " III
make II 10 tlIe'r interest 10 doso
\. Il. All customers hats roucd and kept in
srntcel old2r, without charse.
BEAJAMIN Il. WOOD.
MAY
: IttdNlh VI ruiz, hold IA IN TIN, tire elr,- olars OF
H. ''egt ~up'nol Court Of Law and Clalcepl for
' nm ~ II, 'Hj'' u tla da> nfJuu' lti'
Mo d gaee, " - Elaa and iIi> A VII e,
ward 1o.6q aad hlu. h wiz, y l, ana m g, i
Ia, III, Tho ~gul,rr aud lei.,., hi, ui, samuel L
i,, ii'z'b#' Joaln -n Gearse Fos and Eilalyil h.,
fiainl&s.
I9aiasl,
Jar"~ No' adoi,r,aro, ,.rl the ~ III nn.>,Iof Nat,
' ,, Jorl an d. agi Tic. Jordan Viii, Joral ,,rr.W
~ ll4,ts } -,,p;
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? >4ce ihr above went 10 press have rccri,-
rd communication from several ply sclans. which
take pleasure il laying before the public.
" June 4:ifd. -
" i}e9f Ntr--i LNn- noticed in late Nnalulan
thai Non are agaln ready tor the reception OF com
panN II the lutdoc Springs, deem it an act Of
Justice Ia Yourself aud the public, to express 10 Won
our rntnc appreciation al all YOU have saIl on the
suhretol hea medicinal virtues IN the oll,casos YOU
have mentioned myour advertisement. and We cheer
fully aud cordially subscribe 10 the fact dat 81 far
a> w. laNe#beeH able t" observe, they are uI,urpas-
>rdn their efficacy, III disease, delicate females aud
rhIdrrnasw as chronic diseases oi the >onaclland
bowels. W. would further take occasion To cNnr,>,
"ur >lneefa wish, that Nour success, may fail, equal
the Value ri Your water au.l ,ou3 aulabc cloul To
1ccomad3le .rspIs.
Yer. sincerely, Your friends.
j. +. MITCHELL.
join II. PATTESuN
ID. PATTERSON. VI. D.
RIO. =. PAYNE.
EO. 6. JENNINGS."
June Il :,
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-ux> THE subscriber respectfully h1i"tlhs
r. s: 8: &: !: :: s: !: !: !:
Elliott, livery stabIc) the nraiesl and
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June u

'IRGiNlt r:-tt Rule, holden III the clerk office
o the Circuit superior tnnri oi La" aud 'hameft ]"
the rounN of llalii>, III the ulnnth Of June, l'"'' ,
John Natlns and Arnt al W. smith ana heh''rn D.
Smt infant children of Susan smith. dee H. ihhtfi, susan
Nallneten who suc by Robert Smth, then Sn.niian ana
al friend PLAINTIFF
.lgHlnSf
Henry Arlington, W llim fent aud ret-cH ln- ls "l''
formerly Bctscy Wuinero, Robert Ferry, Jon : Lewri"
ndmr ofItobe Read decd Paul Ia, Tor and Peter l'ah'
dale. Dtislalh'
Is tHNNtFEN
tn '.mlant. Henry Warrington, William Terry antBrt
his Vic and Robert TcuA, mol ha' me- entered hch h'
cnrcr and etcn security according to ic act :" iss'
and the rule, ol this Court and appearing by satnl'orN r'
icncr thu They inhabitants o lhi' 'oihn"hMea'i
on moon otle plaintiffs by counsel It = ordered tha' '
4uid def . Henry Arlington William Terry and Bet
h VIE and Robert Terry, do appear before the Judge Z"
the said Court The Cour-liouse o said n''tN ON The SEE
oud day of the term, and the plaintiffs hlli-ha,
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN the Nnibne '
ginan Tor EIGHT weeks succsshol, and posted ut the fo'
door oi the Court House of thu county.
\ cop,i,str,
WM IIOlr Clerk.
Jr,,r ) WIN
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Hahn stc:sIv

EC$'T received II case OF ,.!:,in str;;,v
- Ee:,ncts. beautiful article whirll W. viii
s'H To-" ROBINSON 4 ELIlOl9f.
Jun u
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ID: 'ls'Isss:S,
T. \ E.-N AFTER.

D;nERtEs,
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NOR itdtmed Eges-no,i,,, ku,,,,
"ie''fe "nd comtort,he tctit On recent sor, % M
effect IS nus salutnr,. Whcr the compliant has been - thu
standing, and some exceedingly bad rn..s ,b =" war;
pcctr, and desirable rcif has brn found il, H., "os' nnr'
Ett-N arER, after every 9th remedy has failed PM M
who rs, I'D ii, pronounce il without he .,t,a h. r'I'"n'
ntF"tioa t9f Mcse co"pltias tl1 lave ur with f
!jce4t- u boulc 'i" ''''
~ Noli. ar. genuine unles. SIN. r. KIppi.p -.
wrappers fsoke proprictor and 10 Dr. Cow W
whom llle, lor sale Of hS Counting n,pn Ne ~ =, ~
nv, ho5o and j.! HI, speg" aIp"%'"f@' by HOWE
July IL LIS
NlEGlNIA At rules held IN the chrA. ori., .,
tn. circuit superior conl Of law and clnrr n, i, ill.,
count, Of amherst ON Monl,, III. 5ii l,y qfJm. III;
hoiaa l. hn''n rlau,a,
Iln., II. Martin, p,amI,.,
Il CH,>oEE,. ''''"'
Thin ndaa ne" ' IA. e, mad, h., %r,a,n an"
Court, md rius h, li factory r>,leuoe lnt lm,.
n" an inlntfan of tl,, country II Is on,n, that hl
SCI rnlr term and answer hill ri the plalnli) and l
ar9, "ll1'. orl'r b. "tin, nh inserted in III t.. ',rs Va,
dooraftl Gpnr-Apu-' "iihi> county.
JolS rI,Nrs,x.jrcrs.
NjE.HNIA:-nrul,< held inrIr rlrra' oh...aftn. Gu.
ra superior Cou Ut imrrrr, 10, lor III eoanr-
Of AMHERST ia Monday, the 9TH ,l, OF jam, III
Samuel simmons, llanuu,
agaiaa
Wian H. Camden, Samuel y Nauric II. Garland. Peter
G. cuml.n Ornun Ware, Richard II. Bur", and I'a,h
Garland D,t.tlln.
Is CuANtERh
The .finlauts Williun II. Cl,ni n aud pttrticanlq,
not ltt,s entered ia ii appsaran. and @i s.s.th,
,orlin, rctn ~ ,al> AM II ru r,ar anl
!, nnnta, .,iI.i,, .. i.,,t th, .I u tnlut,
ulIlbtal- o tins oonnir, 1t l. ord red, tIt
do appear tn 1t day oi LIE lrNt sept mnr tit,
pluni, aud til sad Peter d. tani "a Ia til original
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