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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

FME AZ. H0yICE.-Just received ~ the
Fps fresdent and Ontario london. he following
valuable new plays MY Young Wife and 0I1 III nbrsls;
Tiger a. Large, Caloftbe Bus Walter Tyrrel the Septse
1iow 10 take up Bib Uhe BrdA Knowes Middle
PIG, Quarter TO Mines Rieket with TIE Tun Sam Weer,by
aoncFsi JACK Brsg Lsrhcard Fn Mendcan Nervous Ma;
tsniiop together with a6Rh pee assornt of thx
new and old plays published in Europe and America
, TtSNER FISHER,
C163t~ 80 - ~'''''S- S'S-~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
. (Ss~ 4. E0K sALMA AUCTION AZ

S.1tsS.-N NORWICH. COMMON "Wednesday, LIST
@z11a1h.Novembers nj 8 O'Clock, r. M, the new and
elegant steamboat THORN built the very best materials
Norwich during the last wnter-cspper fastened i25 feet
eEgth deck 6 feet inches beam tons burthen
completely finished and furnished for day boat well found
in all respects with low engine and boilers
the most approved kind constructed by Cunningham Hail.
New York, and first boat She will be with
out reserve Terms, per down, the
months with approved security. For further information
relation TO the boat be had application either
subscribers ERASTUS COLT
APPLETON ME- Ecu, Norwich.
SAMUEL l.. HYDE,
JAMES CUNNGHAM,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

III nr,sTo1s-A w. sPIEs, is7 PesfI g. oHers FOR sale q,
-,..,,e low prices the folio wing goods
e." podgers wose shom, and olher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery, Az Kinds
wade and Butchers and Ehiots Rsfors
R,i,rnia plated and ispanned wares
.nyils Vices Hoes aud Trace Chains
rJgs Tools Phases and Files Of dferest makers
ro,j,s, e;mn,ond's and stones Axes.
zoo e,uns zoo Rides, 2 900 pair Pistols
9svn ans soouing implements OF every Kind
s,un materials TOR Gunsmlihs ,.,.
yiolin strings and Violsns :, !, -. =. ii. ~u.s,.
oermsn s"' ois3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

SVPEHJOtS IN QUlLI~V. AND EQUA 4.
- IN QUANriTyThe >scrber aysils himself OF the
port for the last yerr lie pledges 10 do his bey,
% msr tas support foF the future lie invites trial Of his
bread W hos WAC lave also OF those who have not hereto
tore purchased their bread al his establish Tie bread
made or plan principle and will be found 10 be OF
superior quality, The weight Of shilling leaf will be 50
ounces, or pounds 2ounces addition OF ounces.
o2s-Jts n HrTMREVT 2zO Howerv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

~" asLingion Coal Yard, corner Of harrow and
| ngion sts-A stock of superior Schuykl Peach Or
nau Soai al present hand yard hich will he ella
o eSsh al very reduced prices Families viii find 10 their
~1--h = -" WINNER euPPy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
SINGLE HATS, FOR CASH. At WHOLE.

OIU Jm' bTUhNWNyt tUfSFf " N"ufVuy
TlAPk.N ia NGlNGS-DokCOURTh STAMMkRS
beg respectfully to call the attention Of their fends
and ~ the and elegant assortment q
goods just and opening at their ssore No -
S,sh street Frankfort and Hague rrestA Comm
crs will find, their establishment advantages
where with In sddos 10 their esure sew stock
Of goods -.- ...ur.px ,.c-. 4, a.
Three Fingered Paper Hanger, and who
stands unrivsed IN he
s m hanging both for neatsess and despatch WI
-r % prncuespse o Nv INC Wers
w entrusted fo hiscsre uvSiSm-
DEACH ORCHAND AND sCBUYLKILls
II COAI.-Ransom TnrevlIe Co. orr tbsr celshrnaed
Peach Sehuy coal the cid and well hpown
clinton coal yard No m Meuros between Rutgers and JET
Csn Streets he Of ut b~s quality, and free
from sse-slvered any part OF the city al he so'iovng
reduced prices sa~,u.
Nut, ~
Lehgh, - ~,
once the Express, corner a wall ana ~ser nree~ u
ths coal yard. will be promptly sttsuded to-
NJ B-Coal NY the cargo n Is per ton 81 nv Ma
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

"A "a nn::-AiRs DUNN, Professor the spanish Gul.
io; hg lpupi o. the celebrated Maestro Bag
D .spccuuily informs the ladies Of New York that se
on The above delightful and fashionable accom-
er or separate. Application to be made u
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

CLEARED.
Ships Orpheus, Bursey. Liverpool G. H. Marshall; Ontari
Huteston, London, Grinne Mnturn CO.; Baltimore Fun
Havre, J. Boyd; Shakespeare Brown, Liverpool f. Co
Inns Ann Hail. Tucker. Sippengen, n. s.; bark Merde
Bnckport brig Charles Joseph Frost Providence; scbr III
daunted, Tyler Richmond Orleans, Norris, Tanpico in
Opden
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

,801 Average Diminuton $500
BY this remarkable analysis will appear that fourteen city
banks twenty nearly ADLER
specie August than they were To sustain that posi-
non in Jaauary the Wall prints
this fact The American" indeed that the dminu,on
of DISCOUNTS this city alone equal 900 sixty
days This equvocation presenting emily false view
Of the facts Il than equyocation; is false
hood and ignorance combined, without any under
standing Of subject Instead OF sloo0oo in sixty days.
The aggregate dnnuon discounts for he city alone'
Is only 81, Ok, 1901, or Whereabouts.
Thus much today We shall pursue this subject our lei
sure The resumption Of specie payments stbe great
Of M dam s absolutely necessary for the safety and saliva
ton of the country TIE currency be restored
order without such II for the want OF specie
country banks do not IL arises entirely
from portion OF their large profits may be divert
ed for its purchase.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
4 usrssoBrs e Ass.

DAH,t THEAT" .. MR. CLARKEs HENEFIT.
THIS EVENING VIII he performed
OTHELLO-otheiio, Mr. Seth Geer, Jr.Desdemona, Mrs.
GurAeI.
To conclude with
THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT
Frederick the Great, Mr. Chlppindaie-Theodore and
gusius the two pages, Misses r. and X Clarke.
IF open 7-performances commence u O'clock
Boxes Sl-Pi: 50 cents-Gaiery IS cents
FRANKLIN rHE:ArHE.--THISE EVENING
will be presented the drama of
FLIGHT To AMERICA; Or, jim Crow in New York
Benjamin Bnknsep, Esa, Mr.. Mtehe--Ju l'eue La Belle,
Miss A. Pisher-Elen Freegraye, Mrs La Forest
To oncude with
THE PICKWICK CLUB-Sam Weller, Mr.. Mitchell-Mr.
Pickwick Nichnson-Emily Wardc, Miss A. Fisher
u Doors Open 7performances al a O'Clock
precisely Boxes 80 cens-Pit IS cents.
CIrY THEATR E-Broad,cay opposite ST. Paufs
~ Chnrch-THIS EVENING, will be presented .
Tie SECRET; Or Hide and Seek-Mfs Dupus Mrs.
After which
THE HAPpIEST DAY OF MY LIFE-Mr. Gilman Ir.
Cowcll-Sophia. Mrs. Cowell
To conclude with
THE HONEST TiIEVES-AbelD Day, Mr.. Cowel-Teague,
Mr. Grren-Ruth, Mrs. Cowell
Doors AT halfpast O'Clock. Performance will coRl-
ence al O'Clock. Admission the boxes 50 centsGaeiy
. cents.
Mas. III MBLiS's I'll EATR E, late Richmond
~ Hi, corner Of Charlton and parcs sets-TIIS EVEN
ING, viii be presented
THE GAMBLERS FATE-old Germain Mr.. Pickering.
Previous which
THE YOUNG wIDow-Mandeville, MIR. p ckerng Azure
liza, Mrs. Rogers.
Doors open 7-Perfomances at half past
gents - 5cpufs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
General Markets.

NEW foRN, Jul 3l-6 O'Clock, r. NJ.
Today business was universally dull Flour will not SELL IL
9 now on It's downward Buyers waiting. During
ns, weeA the article declined fully 50 cand thought
1, will fall much lower week. Nothing keep up-
Holders fully accep, reduction
daily preparing stock for -by trying TO force OF. Il
vsrepoed us today tina, se accepted for parcel Of
Western.
Mo auction sales.
Receipt. Of Prodscesoo barrels four Ico de- ashes; 100
do. liquor; $50 tubs butter.
pm, July 10Th, M-The -four market very
dull sales made, In small parcels at ~ 20. The
crops OF the vicinity Of this place are IN Nery pad
vsy owing the mdew The yield viii not average more
than eight bushels the e7oha been goos
new Delaware.
cHixLxsror July nh sale. have e 81 ben ,.1
Al "a and al At ASA Rough Rce-No ales Floura maI'
lot OF 10 barrels Baltimore brought eo Acargo o. 900
lust arrived remains zost unsold The demand conhned 70
city cousumptos.
Nvv oa,r.s, July 22d, r. M.sugsr-Prime, 81; in.
fcriov s. moderate demand. Molases-OH Levee, y 10
cents per gallon, sales On PantatIn 70 "a CENTS sales
Bacon-Hams 81 ec canvsssed 10 lol Do Middings
~ aio do; Shoulders 81 do, limited sales ard-Per b "a
0c, sales. Four-supeVfne, ela9 ~ scarce, sales
fine, tl2eo per barrel sales Lead-hg oae; bar 70
7 per 10 Tobacco-First quality, Of &C. Ps' 'o ecoso
do - a6cts do; crossed, "A . n de, sales
HAVANA, Juy 18th, r. M.-Beef No T. prime ane mess,
"a per brljerked, Brazil ard Mon flsis .m So srhee
New York and Boston az IS lS eheese
Aneucsn el3 per OH Flour, Philadelphia and Bau"oreN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

CLEARED.
Ships Orpheus, Bursey Liverpool G. H. MARSHALL Ontario
iiueson London, Grinnel Minturn Col Baltimore Funk
nav a're . b9yd Shakespeare, Brow" L'.erPco r. Col
Buckspor brig Charles Joseph Frost Providence cbs Un,
Ogden.
ARRIVED.
Ship North America, Hoxie, Liverpool june with mdze
TO G. H. Marsba-sie had sustained ing damage on
the passage.
ship Utica, PeI Havre June 2ith, to }. j. Boyd-spoke
Ship Crescent Hammond IIavre, May 18th, to order
ship Manchester, Hewitt Havre, June 9th, Pilot lie
Russian bark Braow, Lebou, Bremen 7s days. C Meier
BIZ. bark Eliza, furdy, Hull 4s days to G. B. Morewood-
b. brig Blow burgess Windsor N s., 10 days, master.
Mr. brig Isabella Louise, Johnson, Bremen 63 days. r..
No p,;a ,-,p an s,,"gs, c,,,. A..
Brig Cemenine, Aolie, Marsee iel days to C. Bolton,
seir yrgInom wsy,ou pee,.nry d.v. 10 Jo,,.on
schr. Compeer, Lincoln, Passport days, to r. Nevns
seh indicator, Rice, Wilmington N. Co. .ays Hal
sehr. Bounty, Conkn Newbem, N. c., days, to Ransom
schr. Eliza. Hail. Boston, days. to T. Wood
schr. Frances, Hall, Boston. 4 days to master.
schr Samuel, Nieherson Bo.,.n, days TO master.
Schr Exchange, Nickerson, Boston, days. TO master
sclrs Oscar Lowell; Compliance spsrrow Rochester Ba-
schr s,aunch, Hayden Nansernona, 2days, 10 MASTER
Schr Coaster Bogar days iroa, smthheld, Va, with
sch Banner, smouon 2days from Jane, River with wood
scl susan Benjamin day. Beaufort NJ C. with
schr Eclipse, salem, 4days,o master.
MEMORANDA
The pilot boat Hornet Hunt, has arrived Boston She
went on without accepting our challenge TO run race with
o ar or the r n oo ,9e o.
with ,hem had he not previously heard OF their superior sail
The u s. sloopof war Ontario will sail from pou on
"wednesday or Thursday next, tor the Yves, lnde,
pco Oniario, uue~oa, Tor Londos and Bai,,ors Funk
iiavre viii all sail this day II O'Clock The letter bags
Place, and at the ETcianss. Al half past 10, a. M
Lis received via New Orleans, 20 eoregs se.,ei WIS
ships brig aud schr. IS Of which AGericans that Is
The Gean<r, when three days Salem experienced
a very gale but succeeded reaching Princess Island
when there She struck by tornado which injured her 30
much that fou,d i'm possible to ref, her Tor
The Nanchssfer, this port from Hsyre, reports ult
seeing large brig with her main ma. gope.,he leeward
s n" s ess ors and ss or
There were $50 passengers arrived at this port from foreign
countries Q" Saturday '' %SS f.iGs.asss
July 9th lat 80 Ion. 90, ship from ~ h., on whaling
f'S'' Tss sy ysssk s:r ssos \ r. 200 'F'
Juae isth lat a. a. Ion S. sFrederick, from Bremen,
5s S,s yGT d... s,ss .y,
UNI 1"iv hsd red na IN eengesy the Adr,as Boston
Yo.y S e.. a. @s.s !. ss.e" James
July D.lai s. a. lon ss-Henry Leeds, Marshall, New
July q 20 lon Is soIPesr from Brcmeu for New
june HS e. s i o so'' s Ros0 from New York
june 2o,h az lon 1881, Clopas from New York, for
:. - "a, FoREIGN PORTS
Liverpool N July s@Phsns, Sss s- n ss, Yors
;. sars M ny Lewis, Nsw yo, days
Gibraltar, June is-Msry Mabsn, New York. tomorrow
St Johns, n. B., July aa~wn Boo,Sby. Cochran New
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

II THERE is 50 much holiness ani The as
sumpons of Mr.. H. Gregory dcrocalpry the OF
contemporaries in busness-(,ye auc to his publ
cation in the Express of the 18th instant again
this mornng)-that send that will
show upon wha, his pretensons founded
The enclosed intended 10 have editors
OF the Express for pubcatlonbuta likely wou
publish H. except for who had interest ievel
opement is sent L. youto be used by yourselves
others of the trade who hive been sadly yfed in the
per ofths morning. they may think proper T..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

per bril- New Orleans, q "a do mackerel, No g. 80
per barre Pork, cargo Eastern and mess dol New
Orleans l6 2 clear IL u do boxes, ST. do To
bacco, Kentucky in hhds g. So per qu Exchangss-0n
London premium; United States discounts nominal
Freghts-Cean Notwithstanding and Bremen and Great
Britain, e. 2l5 Ccwes and market Baltic . 10
2l5 do do not In the Baltic 20 2I5 United States 81
LIS per box sugar perl coffee SIS hid. mo.sses.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
Iper vrfical

IPer UTICA
Havrc, June 2dSully Lines, New York, July list; Bur
gundy, Rocket do 8hi Charles Carroll Lee TO-, 24b Cee
Lesdaner do, s Hebrew from Boston, N. York, few days
Francons Blake, New York; Caroline LIE GRAIN New Or
leans.
Bordeaux, June Is.-yailan Faber, New Orleans
UNITED STATES PORTS
Boston, July 2s-Arr. SNOW, snow, New Orleans Henry,
Crowel, New York Alert, Reed Kingston, NJ Vi Charles,
Bishop, dol crd Splendid Patterson New York; Mail Lsrng
Providence, Suy @Arr. Superior Manchester New York;
New Haven, july 29Arr President, Malery New York.
Railway. july 2a-Arr. Mechanic, Wiiery, New York.
Philadelphia July 30Arr Mediator, Saverlo, New York;
Margaret Narston, do; Roth Emily, Cories do Below
York
Richmond July 29Ar Nassau, Chester, New York; Debo
rah Ann somers Smack do-sgd, Weymouth, Couch, do.
Newberl N. c., July Is -CPd, Cygnet Lee New York
Norfolk July 27-n Hampton Roads Cndne, Taylor New
York
Mobile July 25-CPd, Indiana Knowles, New York.
New Orleans, July 22-Cpd, Mount Moa sackpole, New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
cotton Market.

MONDAY, July 81, 1887.
The advces from avre by the Utica steady demand
Tor coons supposed by the French that large
quantity on plantation disorg anizaon
oil our internal trade acorshp they right The
amount In the hands OF the planters $4,000 bales
were ~ IN lac martsa the time, the price would go
ao"h uch below the The owness OF the rivers
~ however, any great accession to the stock
hsh VIII require October pass before the remnant
OF the late crop be carried to market.
The arrival of specie this port from Have explained by
the opinion held by French dealers that there present
scarcity OF cottons in the southern The money sent in
will be exchanged for southern bills Before August
should be surprised hear of stock being
out New Orleans Mobe, Augusta, Savannah aad Charles
ton. In this peculiar position OF affairs will advance
shade They already experiencing feeling better
here.
No sales at New Oh leans the 22d inst
The demand was steady in Charleston the 9th ns, and
small advance description of Uplands had been ob
taned Sales for she week 4OS2 bales Upland 81
a l2c.
No material change had taken place in this staple Pha
depha for the week previous the Sales
10 Isle
The trade at this market continues without any change
Sales made at prices numeraed in classification
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

- AT NIBLOS GARDEN, superior to any thing of the
kind ever exhibited in this country painted by the celebrated
w. Daniels, Royal Academcian, London. The subject is
WILD ELEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct representa-
ton of the ISLAND OF CEYLON All the artists and
be the best painting brought " this country
Exhibited during the day and evening. Abundance, 30
On,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

~ CLUBs-A meeting will take place at RlLEY'S Filth
ward Hotel al o'clock tomorrow Saturday evening, fer
the purpose Of arranging matters and things for coming
which is TO take place Bulls Ferry All members Isde-
pendent Clubs respectfully invited 10 attend The beauty
of this place for of the kind be surpassed
andthe proprietor Of the Rns Ferry House pledges himself
that his shall please afv all
jy292teGmt BENJAMIN WESTEKFIELD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

FOR TWENTY NIGHTS ONLY.
rO3KF'S NEH GUEsTt.I N CI2CUs.
~ NAUXIIALL GARDEN BOWERY. viii open Mon
July 81 and every evening during the week. O'Clock,
performance 70 commence at haitpast p'ecsely
Mr. COOKE Proprietor respectfully announces 10 the Pub
lie New York. that having occasion travel through the
city on his Philadelphia, he intends giving limited
number of representations al his New Circus Vauxhal Garden
Boaery. These few nights will be distinguished Ly the dis
play OF the brilliant ties, sustained by talent of the
The internal arrangements III be under the
of which gave such needed satisfaction
the opening this popular place of the
beay will be exercised render the Twenty Eve.
nngs acceptable the Public and the patrons
the noble of Horsemanship. jv29-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

DARK THEA MIR CLARKE respectfully
informs his friends an the public that Tuesday evening"
August lt apponted for his Benefit, which occasion Mr..
SETH GEER Jr Of this city, will make his first france
in the Of Othello with other enteran
ments as will be announced hereafter. jyx3.sr
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06

The following from the Rochester (N. Y. }
Democrat may serve as hint, to those who
are capable Of taking one from experience
of the utter futiily OF the attempt to sub..i-
'mte currency entirely metallic for the con :
venient paper currency we have heretofore
eajoyed:
{" fhere is no feature in the pending war
against the currency so ridiculous as the al
tempt 10 eXpeI small bills The workings Of
the law on that subject have been most mis-
chievous. The vacuum caused by the with
drawa of the good bills of our own banks
has been flied by the trash of foreign bank :.
The total expulsion of small bills is mpossi-
bic, even were it expedicnt. So long as
they are issued by the neighbering States or
Canada, they will be circulated. The law
is complete nnlIiiy. The man would be
missed out OF the community who should at
tempt prosecution under it, II the present
Legislature wish 10 retrieve a gross blunder
OF their predecessors, they will repeal the
foolish law"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06
s. eR f. "
Under Deed of TINS

BY virtue of a deed Of trust, executed TO
me, by Willis jackson, on the 10Th day of
April, 1885, and Of record in the Clerk S
oihce OF the County Court of Augusta, |
will offer Tor sale, on Saturday the 22d day of
the present month (ApriI, for cash, at the
residence Of the said Willis jackson, on the
Middle river, the following personal proper
ty, viz:
Three Feather Beds, Bed
steads and Furniture, one walnut Bureau.
one walnut China Press, one set Shoemak IS
Tools and Lasts, two walnut Dining Tables,
Chairs, Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers,
Knives and Forks, And Irons, Shovel and
longs, Pots, Ovens, Skillet and Baker, and
variety of other Household and Kitchen
Furniture, together with one Silver Watch
will transfer only the right 10 the proper
ty vested in me by the deed aforesaid, alLho'
the title thereto is believed TO nc good.
mil. CLARKE, Trustee
April 6, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06
VENDUE.

The undersigned will offer for sale,
at the late residence of Joseph Cowan,
deceased. on the 4th Monday of the pre-
sent month april all the HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE belonging to
the estate, consisting of Beds, Bed Fur
niture, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, and
sundry other valuable articles not neces-
saTy TO enumerate. The terms will be
made known OH the day of sale.
JOHN COWAN,
A. B. COWAN,
April d, 1887. Adm'rs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06

Destruction Of Paintings The New
York Journal of Commerce states that on
Thursday afternoon, between , and 4
o'clock, fire broke out in an upper room
OF the building in Barclay street near
broadway, occupied as the Academy OF
Fine Arts. The roof and third story
were entirely destroyed, together with a
number Of valuable paintings Among
them were Rembrant's painting of the
Dewitt Family, valued at $4,000 Mer>
rllI's painting of Christ's Agony in the
Garden Guides painting of Judith with
the Head of Holofornes, valued at So :
600; Dominichino's painting ofthe Mi
racuIous nranght of Fishes, valued at
500; Westall's painting of the Mile
mum, valued at 500 together with Sc
veral others. Value, in the aggregate.
about $4,000. The paintings of "Ad-
am and Eve" were saved hy cutting them
from the frames.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06

AT " Wing meeting in Charlestown
on the 23th ult., JouN b. ID. Smiru of
Frederick, was recommended as a suita-
bic person to be supported by the Wings
at The approaching Congressional cleo
ton The Editors of The Free Press
hope the other counties in the district
will speedily respond to this nomination
and that Mr. SMITH will yield to the
wishes CT his friends and consent to be a
candidate.
The same meeting nominated Major
JOHN PETER aud JonN DAVENPORT. as
candidates to represent Jefferson county
an the next General Asse mbly Of Virgin
Ia. On the Same day the Van Bnren
party nominated WILLIAM Lucas and
JAMES GRANTHAM, as their candidates
for the Assembly.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06
VIRGINIA. TO u,,n 4.


Al Nuies holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry, for Augusta County, on Monday the
9th day of February, 1887.
John Fulton, plaintiff,
Hugh Fulton, Thomas Fulton, James Full.
ton and John Fulton, defendants,
IN CUANCERY.
The derts Hugh Fulton, Thomas Fulton
ana John Fulton, not having entered their
appearance, and given security according TO
The act OF assembly, and The rules of this
Court ana IT appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country: 1t is ordered, that The said defends
ants ITO appear here on the first day of the
next term, Ooh of June,) and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; aud that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Staunton, for two months
successfully, and posted al the frost door of
the court house of Augusta county.
Copy-Teste,
N. G. KINNEY, C. C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-06
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan.
Gerry, for Augusta County, on Monday the
9th day of February, 1887
Williom Moore, plaintiff,
against
VIM. Lusk, Halbert Mcclure, ir. and AL,
eXander, Nicholas, Mary, Sally, Moses,
William and David Mcclure, kc,rs and
representatives of Moses Mcclure, decd
and - - his personal reps. Moses
Mcclure, jr. only child anu heir of Halls
bert Mcclure decd, apd --- his per-
sonal representatives, Margaret Young,
widow Of james Young, decd, Andrew
Susannah, Jane, Margaret, Ann, James,
Rachel, Thomas, Betscy s, Robert Young,
heirs of the said James Yonng, decd, and
Joseph Allen, late Sheriff of Rockbridge
county, his Admir-, William, John and
Samuel Patterson, heirs of VIM. Patler-
son, decd, and Jesse Scott, administrator
of said w lillian Patterson, decd Daniel
Hoffman, Jas. Kennaday, David S. Moore
and Samuel Forsythe.
The defendants, David Hoffman, James
hennaday and Andrew Young, no, having
entered their appearance, and given security
according to the act of assembly, and the
rules OF this Court, and il appearing by sat-
lsiaCtory evidence, that they are moi inhabit-
ants OF this country: 1t is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the first
day OF The next term, {l0th of June and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Staunton, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of Augusta
county.
A Copy-Teste,
N. C. KINNEY, C. c.