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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19

FoRErGSEas OF DIsTIScTioS.-The city is over
run with foreigners of distinction. France, Italy and
England have emptied the pockets of their counts,
baronets, barons and halfpa officers and sent them
here to be replenshed In every society these pen
nIlcss men Of quality are iniruding themselves in
der to pick up living by play, and to make show
in their skill at cards.
Not long since a young Count could not pay his
washerwoman four shillngs for going over profess
sonally his waolc wardrobe.
"Neyer dc mind mine goot voman," said he, II
viii get some ov de monesh tomorrow"
lie accordingly did He went into party
began play on paper capital Of 500 check on the
Manhattan Bank, and departed with $1,000 in his
pockets This youth displayed more real finance than
half the brokers in Wall street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-19

FURNITURE SALES are now all the 60. Every day
families and fashionable people are breaking up house
keeping, reducing their establishments and preparing
20 emigrs,e to the west Some Of the most splendid
furniture has been sold recently. Yesterday three or
four such sales took place in different parts Of the
ity. During the recent expansions and specula.
ions, men and pretty new married women espend-
u much in the way Of furnishing houses and
lifting mp establishments as would pay national
lebt Many Of these must now come under tho
hammer.
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pos. Fzs Al.



III .fzs r. 6. eertr.
o.. -,,e il goa! Ia eiatg blasts that sweep
VIII ronal hH alasion. trsfsaia ucth'r slssp.
c;ens IN hdr bcsutr. Fan ths diia:ss snoe'
PAL cold, but AatalsS,. a'rr h.r dsprYos7'
ux n her cirrls af IL IN hsr'tt,
Ioss hath bu, tears u eli The place sIe len
81 n calls t. SIGH, TON aching hosotns dnwn,
Yuia si,rs to soil tAs u nfnfal cchc, gone
s.r.ar viii r,iIrn AMI bfias aroaul h,r doaf,
Sweet opc..iar hoqvsfs tasir odor' there To pour
Striving 70 vtlA fofta 'sbo planted si'm,
ol-,n,7, t, sui t'ist lisf aba Ia st'ai-
Yet. must The, sait III TRY ii away.
81. .sas a airtr, lsfea=f dover tlan li-y'
Sn1rpoI Of 10 blooming sr' lsafconll fade,
Cast inc crrsusss vf#fpel IN ulcHt shrdr
Oh. sh,is r51=' aal ~ Il shall bgrioa'i -tif
Posr fau.i ,i,r .osetiia= for tn soul's rrlirf'
Natte ID, dust, tonerinh eliiily word,
Thsr yiNiHo bal-4m eads taa sPili tie'ls
Net lujJ at'l IL saffea : water Cow!
But to dss,ia ,i-laf "a 3 r. we-P1r 60
fls'i-,l -,ys5 chasing mortal gloom,
Show ri "a rail35s la7las or rs i1.lh.
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aOsseR r..
10 Ni.icTs ;I.ea manufacturers
.vgEL SITE LITTER E'Oys.Eks.


fB'IlE MILL and MILL SITE, generally known
d as the Middleton Mills, situated at the Seven
Islands" on James River, being now for sale propo-
sails will be received torhe bull ling and site and l.
ny quantity OF water desired by The purchaser.
One OF the conditions of sale will require the prr-
chaser to take down ard remove the present Alil
and locate any new works he may wish to establish
where thcy viii offer obstruction to the James Ri
and hanawha Canal.
Persons desrou, purchasing tins property, will
apply to John II. Cooke, Brcno, Fluyanna county
orto {. ELLET, p. Engineer otMe
lao'& WrrRad haRaet1 Comp1ay II i3jc5moa3
March y -
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inc l'isiGy s0acs,c>, large close En-
rogacI,cS,

with detached seats. One and two horse Baronchcs
with well extended tops OF Leather and Gum Elastic
Cloth, (the Cum Elastic Is ucW artlcleD Bupoic,
Win ana wihouttops. iickccpS constantly on hand
carriages OF ms own manufacture. lis former Gus
toners and those wishing to purchase articles IN ms
hne' are most respectfully invited to give linn call
is he Is determined TO sell ow rs the articles can
he offered in this market lie also offers ms services
To those who purchase Carriages Al the North To re
ccvo, put NJ, and store them. at hs former prices
Nnfch Its Npm
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rs1AkE NOTICE, that on the 10Th day Of May.
\ 1857, al the OIdre OF :. a VI. II. Garland ~
Lyuchburg, >ha.l proceed to take The dispositions
oisnndry prtso1s. In he read on the rlal o twn suits
naR depending aad undetermined. IA the Circuit Su-
peuoc Cuut OF LIS and Chaucrry, for the county
al Montgomery, IN The State OF Virginia. IN both oi
winch suits youate raiatIli-onc against the under
slsncl, Henry Edaund.on, and the other against
james Barnett, executors. Ii the deposllons should
uai be taken - completed the da, aforesaid, then
they viii be t,kca the day thereafter nj the same
place.
HENRY EDNTNDSON.
JAMES BARNETTTS Executors.
APRIL 2i u9M
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hAYEs FOR SAFE.

'kFl Z OF a decree of the Circuit Superb,
D., o"I' q La" and Chanccry, for the county Of
a1' IN "iurhJohn IlundIey and Wyatt c. unndIcy
'tt i'1 "t'" AMI Christopher Bingham. David grool
,,,',i lI"1netn his "ic Edward Patterson and A.
pf'4'm C. Shelton, are defendants, | shall nro.
ee'u on me 18Th day Of May next, on the premises,
or LAND, belonging to said G. Bnabpn lyinI ia
u'e county OF PntsylYanla on both sides of GEORGES
I. 'ItN' anu III about one mile of Doct. Lynch Dill
'"n ABRAHAM G. SHELTON.
on i''f same day the Sheriff of Pittsylvania coun
"','' oy virtue OF the same decree, sell, on the
p '.t',s1S, ~ aCRES OF LAND, belonging TO
sad G. Bingham and D. Croof and Ellzabeth ;s S;,
ms land adoins the above 70 acres il havinr BEEN
ORIGINALLY part Of the same trac,.
Anril -
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MElAzG3 AND TEXAs.


3gEIEEg'se sg7a TEN As
.....=---
ff'a 'tf ~ q f5as b4#4't'' - If1,l -
..ie schooner w MI = IN aiI'eI Yesterday if'a1
.1l-at Wl'a,e s1't4l ie9 .'.i IAs''' biIhstts d
Lat II II iA,s. cJ .e.z.
Though jA' 1fi traszz ii is. j. ~ f"tAff i :.
G9as-l II M'.A-aii1' n ~ zen '"'H'''ed WIN
fo.aa mtere. t,HF iais..seats 81 l"' occurrences
psse}ns..tf, G".. IN los.
Has BRUSH lr4eI hrtz Aaeaf lI'"'J ~ glase9
rs lat5 Ir.'"H' 10 the stll ~ 81 me W m bryan
haf.agon bo'rI Mn. tfaas ori, HrtEh t7usai Ion
Ia83l.a. vhe p.aees led immediately after deh7f-
assia1 - C3iIu Jos. o. sPaofa mission as Is sup
peel i.an tas E.t.#t fsasstallrH 20 lae ae# r.
pubic,
A5eta~.5 lt1sAai Aa'4ssa 'ar' tae departure
u lie Nm. E.yaa fIam t#5-asi1, Iuuems MIR
1a3t.aa tilat the riaaaas. Champion, LorI. j aud
}1.9l18.e A'l aeta - ssuel IS la' Nl.>Io4u lect
aaj ear,t ., HeI5as55- fa.. u Ltaea WITH
5asst si.. a.as. -. 5#.d had on roa e nun
b. ii J..e ...,n. - taan5 i.ota Nt8 Orleans -
n4a.4-...If q f'...... #=#tf4s
ait -.r.' '.' '3 4 site 81. +. 'c". e.
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DESCRElsVIaN

YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE
more feadil. known, in Virginia as NnlI, ,o'n D
Mckinney Roan, seven years old this Sn,in,, ~ OF
fifteen and hall hands high large ,rono lN'ns
muscle, measuring the same around the pi,,h M and
and p1stefn bones and consequently the same ,,' leg
other bones that old American Eclipse does s'V %
strongly resembling his noble sire. in all rho Hu,
points tor speed, great power and durabil,,y
racterlstlc traits Of this strain of Horses ~, c'-
English Eclipse down To o.,y d,,. - "oll the
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Beautiful Spring and
y T. w ~ e. Es E II q 80 y.

/ , oBlNSoN 4 ELLIOTT are now opeanana
Z very general assortment Of
Il rh e. n ID FASGV 60 % Ds
Md heng very DESTROYS To effect sales, will offer
lheIf customers great inducements to deal They bee
leave to ea1meratc "A few leading articles:
Snp't Black Italian LHtcslrings
Parisian Black, very Glossy
B}ael N1nkm Grapes
\ cry fine aud very cheap Cd Eombazincs
Splendid Painted Muslinsan prices
N'" style Gnehams, some very low
81 check, ~rprd and pI,in Muslns
beautiful figured swiss do
irsh Linens, Lawns and thread C,oubrick Handhcr-
chiefs,
Nth every other article in thcir line, OF the new
est sttle and fashion,
April Is
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London Cloth. and .c..;,..

ZEN lLEMEN wishing the real agony " nth.
most fashionable shades of Cloths II, D,c,s,,
rock Coats, can be accommodated Ly c,iI;,', VI
ROBINSON 4 fLIOT'r
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Nv III. fluid in the ne at the ALBION CORN PLASrER
w o the chcucIou. remet that trol-
hcsnme complaint hundreds thousands uld r,n-
dy to t-i u IT. having answered beit purpoS than
iAn- tn had Hs.d. r. Application the
least pam, although eultrus III: e ON .ni draw b., tn
root.. II immediate applied aud
thorough as I l. gentle III itt effect
REMARKABLE Ct RES
\ ernfi dtunn Greenfield writ 1t haf cured n
Corn, winch had caused able pn and
trouble, lait ufn9 various other e- ! aud having
ccYed sleh ri -e, adsi4 all, how obsiut tn
complaint make al OF tn Albion Corn Plaster mi have
doull they viii soon he ready esprs- th. gratitude
~ | AM
An Artu IN writing Tor II Gnfhaf supply of III, Albion
Corn Plt4t osssscI have mad. sal all
und find the eruee to BE- all pnss.eF h. tu,c who
i,a used ind prove The best alc Hcy
errr mt Nun
Prcu ~ cent, a lox, With directions.
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IILfIBLE NEIfCINES
uONINs.I.E'., HAI.fI EOisT IIE IEEII

f1NllS balm j warranted n n0ord uncdats una pcnla.
n'ut r"h n III mo- distressing "puin OF all an4,
fpoi1chr. II Is al OF The best pre4ttu,rs ur the
/ eth now known.
ANTISrASMDDIG riNCrURE, OR MOTHERS
COMFORT:
onl ,rluah, ,alna,, for pa,ea in all II. ,ariors
turns, by uters Ca,np, Cholera Norlu. Azalic Cholera
lnnt )r ss a. elnl Nc. s.. II has In HuhIecad
tn most i'd anl aatr examination b, sona IL. most
eNt'n'Ne Pm erinns anil pract.uou Nrsina who now
recommend - thef praciicc Also, Boa1paft,'S ICamp)
F"dEiH} MATURE, Lon eXra,uuc Grsh4e, Inrptnuno.
PAINT, OIL =. hon tapats Bmldyloh, lln=, and Sl>.
bY winch coat collars mad Ia upt ia any pnlt oi
tn coat with ample directions accompany in each bottle
tholI u.es.
For sale hy JAMES +. ROY ALL
Act Tor II. Il. Monta sue, Petersburg.
JanuAr, &c /,
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NEEDLE Ty.ORE.

q FINE lot of French worked Muslin Collars
I A and Lac capes '''" 0''''''
~ .zESD,
:, aaooufed Lace Capes. and t;auze and Silk D,ess
'iahoherchlets' at JAMES C.'HUNT a. Co.'S,
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sEsEsE.s'ss GOODS.

Nsi + arc opening few packages OF Spring Goods
w recently selected IN New York. among them
SOME very pretty Goods for Spring wear. 10
which we invite thr attension of the Ladies'.
ROBINSON \ ELLlOTT.
March - -
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a LII persons indebted 10 the concern Of II. s. x
"A T. :. pcyion, are also regneslel to cali aud
settle the accounts without delay, further ia
dulscnc can be gwen TO those indebted 10 that con
ccrI. II. b. SCOTT. trs
H. w. DAWSON, { i''''''s
Lo,ngston, MAY w3v
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PEOIGisR,a,

n"ii NJ D"''' oot al the noted Miller.
n,,r, DnrorL Ly ~, T. "'i' 'iie imported lol-,
mnn ot ,he abaGa Dn,a ont OF amanda. The
f,r,hor ,s,,,1en,s hai, Is 100 wen known to need
"'nS 'e immediate descendant,
!, 49, l.'l ''.' 3''a can ootst u In Grrat
~ 9'o' seek 10 uaee back to
t - '',' > W 9t,the llerol>
.,;.I :, 5r;3 - ,t;7 - 9iieii thcH are .lt-
49, =, ,. 'i - y 1T ms stool, tllt
l -, - CIV ''''l 81 mixture of TIM.
I1 ~ -. "l1 ''''s>' 'hah which nothing
H. t,u 'g.,,iai li,i s'un oeihg aS rclnrAl.
',, . ti,',' ~ W ~ u anu bottom az the
ii' 'oa ;" t:ess and al te
>.HI's'S - t,, - 4''tS ~ 49,,
'l 49, 1 - ~ III 81 lfonlse,to
~ " "'S '""'',,s Is d sioth horSc. The
~" ~ - 'i''" III paN'f' WHO trained
IAN ~ u - IA '"'Sl ; past Sloii viii s,u.
-" - - 'P Gu "''u oo'ioi' IhAS t1iu-
~ "'' vi o''5'" % I''C MIN oQt iot TIL cdlr,
~ '"Sii''''9' ,-.
s-ss 4 ~ "a d IL.
90 hefe5y ctfdk tAu trained Mr. {. W ed,
RaHsf, cray Eclipse colt, bg American Eclu,,s o,
OF his full sister, and found by he trils made u,,
INN, aat Two Eclipse CoitsI WIS training Tor Mann,
" m. Jones' Of New Mara,t. l.. l.. that h. h.I nr,,
speed and bottom and regret that could not l.,
hnn asam regular TRAN il 4 GOOD H.. lie cam.
10 me WITH desperate jch. from the tonauru hc
ale having been forced down llto litt ltesnb il,.
die, where remained un he run III, agc,,...,,i
distance, which prevented ms b-ina rode u,.Is.
l5h OF September, and by driving itls work. In, ,I
being short, IL, fore sAtans became sorr nuly
nur, Il, and ha, to ttkc HIM out ol train
" u. BY \IEE
Lou5 Island, March =. SD a
Nj oaJec. in brecdIn. oaug Anaf:a IN r,Iy,
b ltltt.u4 tn alaiI Of Tue MIDI 4, her fun t-.
American i1elrse and thtleo> "a pr,,e.,e p.,....
t.lll .a;et by any a.I,eat,I5us or !ilct,fc,
SIS ti.s superior ad u-cIual d blood n,s bc,.l
tins n,tace onletely successful. B4ec.lg. Gg,,.
tins V,lr Nurse Il>f 81, h = tnrso ,.,,,
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New and fashionable Hat store.
WHOLESALE n RET.igE.

BENJAMIN II. WOOD, having been
81 a practically engaged IA manufacturing
~ hsts Tor ten years, and laiclS residing STA
q OF nlah, months IN New York. where he
acquired thnrou. II knowledge OF making and finish
pr Hats in every variety Of style, has located
bnnsrlf,n Lyuchhurg. and taken the house recently
occurred by simpson & Lyman, next door 10 Mr..
John L. Hunts Iewel}y Store where he Is Itceiv
ip- .nd opening. from the most approved Northern
Manufactures the largest and most eomplete assert
p,cnt of hats nos IN Tins place /; comprising. Every
variety Of style and quality. The Whole ii his pur-
chases were male rs HIMSELF; and ne feels 10 hest
fancy in saving. that, IN point Of rhcapaess and quail
ity, they are superior 10 ever offered IN this
ket, He aso h1s mandatory 10 constant opera
ton, and vii supply customers with any Lind Of hats,
Al tho shortest notice. The sELA HAT. which
L els daily making. Is rich and splendid arti1le and
in style of model material and finish shall be found
nnrivallcd. With the above goods, he has PAIN
Leaf Hats trimmed aud uutrnmed Caps; I'm
brellas: Gentlemen's Stocks Gloves Bosoms and
Collars; and largo assortment Of llltters' Tim
mugs
Country merchants. his friends, and the public
generally are particularly invited to call and examine
hs stock, before purchasing else" here a he ALL
make to their interest TO do
y. Il. All customers hats ironel and Lrpt in
.oatccl order without char-c.
BENJAMIN II. WOOD.
Nay =
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s2S 'E7:AG'l PARCEL. orHAgD
DRN GOODS NoYgyn.

I'd NNON y LlalOfT beg leave to inform
.,, 'o!'"S al" customers generally, that then
assortment being complete they will hold out ,x.
ements to purchasers. aud to Wholesale deal
May VI" ''.'
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e1Os'sess.

"A NEAT little invoice of CORSETS. d,ter
4 a IRON the manufacturers and at the most te,nnt
ing prices. ROBINSON a. EIIIoT'Ff
May =
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VIRGINIA:
Alta court OF quarrarl, session continued an,
ma "r tampbcll county, at thu Cout-hour thereof on
the lGth day OF March, l};}, ~ ''''"' ."
Achilles l.. Norman y, TN.
AGAINST
'harti L. Adams and james Z. Bullock D.cnl,o,-
On \ BILL or lNJrNcroN
u hPpafne Ia the satisfaction Of tc CONT thnt l, ,,;,
u" ''3s l. Moonnan has not entered INTO . al
,is't and It al 50 appearing l., satisfactory, ,y
"1LSe mat he - not an nhabtnt th4 commonwealth II
Gu RED That unless he cutters into alonul bond with VOC mi
snIeieni security as the law directs On, -, -. the ir.t l
OF III, next AUGUST term of this court thai nh. r,us Gh
r''l dismissed as nm act of this day, and that con-, f is
"df be forthwith inserted in some new 4p,nct mimi Il Ia H.,
tn"h OF ncfburg, aud posted the front door of me ,
mouse o. his county ON two several court dg,s LUZ
topy-resta
Man p f''''-NA-' pt'h' ~ C.
-Iu
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go 600 HIS. ESlAdseN.
INDIAN QUEEN.
w + HAVE received large portion OF
w SPekpN q. a. a. sS

II IL q {. q q d.
nn VIII receive III a short time our importation Of
BRITISH DRY GOODS. which vii mai, o,r
soi'meh' large, general and desirable, aad belnuanx
ious to make sales, We Will sell cheap
We solicit an examination of our stock from, Mo-,
Grants ana customers and whilst we are thank FIJI
'of past patronage Nc hope to meet with liberal en-
enlargement IN future.
JAMES c. HUNT Co
April II
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Nd. ". HssEeaI VEa7;,

/ no" receiving his spring supply Of Carnage
Ihc assortment will be very large and well select
ed for tins market consisting IN part of
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HS.S:t'E ~.

NJ w case very fine English Straw, yarieeatcd
~ Tuscan and Open Bonneis: inst o,s, .,, f,,
sale by las q 'i41,S Utr'' ''," iof
April L ~ 70
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TERMS.

VIII be p dollars che season diS.b,,...,,
payment OF % dollars within the seasop--5nJ .! ,"r
insure mare TO be with io'' the insurance manu- 'o
toa or transferred, Sl2 the single lean pe "rh
time OF service aud - dollarto the r,an,, at the
case Liberal deduction will be mad Ly IA each
man putting ) more mares. NY s'lle
Good Pasturage will be furnished ,o,..,...
Mares fed At , cents per day - lfali'.
he Greatest care and attention will be mad.
mares aud colts, by careful erooms pro,loJ f'1 To-
purpose and every exertlon will be nsad :, Tor the
accidents or escapes, but no responsibiL,, g prevent
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NTKI,INIA:
Rnies held ia tn Clrr.s Office of the Circuit superior
o'r oi La" anl thnnccry tor ths county OF AMHERST on
tn, Sd daY of April, l53l
i'"'"I'"> 'iibeTI IAunfB,
tg0igsf
'oiiret Iocr IN his sht aud as T. sautnr of h
,,H's' De, IL Frances buncs widow o iuah arn.. and
W Imam ienr', Elijah w. Lucy W. puih,ly SAIL, nni
"t,d lnn ianas, infants under The u wears II, Ro
" s3 sPs'iuls "-, "a ther guardian, Dj"hhtaM
49, Is tHtNCrRY.
the deent ant Godfrey Toler not ll,rs entered his an
F'.1 md 2Nen security according tn act of ASsrnhi
d u' hes OF lbs Court and appealin BY sat- .ncinr,
''i nee t1ai he = not nihban tins Country II d.
rt'ea t9 the sad PENDANTS do appear hrrt the ut dp
" Sitsm or t'rm md ausw tn bill o tn, panti6.
una copy o ord hr forthwith inserted in Ia ,nr
huig NHsmnn for two months -ucrussvev and pasted nj m
mont door ot the Court liousa OF this colntl
toW-fssta
Nav '' Wv ~ =
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Drsss sEvsssskcrch;eCs.

"A He2niifu! assortment,
april "A ~ "Arp N DAVIS.
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I'iaiatH

/ Circuit superior Court OF Law tnl Ch1nr rs, began
ondh ii tpf tn Amh at Tar Coust lou.a
ON saturday, In lst day Of Apn, 1885,
Ann Penn, FlaiNiE
igaitR
John fenn l. .c4tor OF John Penn, I'D Charles Penn
ana Edward ~ f'an, Dysaitats
Is tHANCERA.
On h' mnnn Of John j. lldctose who hah iutrmlrpd
WITH ie plnmnt The Court doth orIr that tins suit BE- r.
att conduct N tn n1mr oil sud John j. lIurerovr md
Nnn IN. VIII AMI the subpoena awarded the 23tn dt, OF
bcelnh = lB}l aud the eth day OF Jun, Ito brnc rrtrn-
cd "Nrcui i upon In dclculani thlrcs J. Penn amt I'd
ward " Penn ml the sald,icndauts It'll film to iii, their
answers although four month A claps well airc the
return das ut III sal subpnuaans IL film, the plaintiffs
h! on motion al the plaintiffs hy cpn.r Tia, Court ora
nrd't that t7u ttll Ia TAX n for confessed those 1t
dmt-, aud therefore tins heard npon the
ll-e nm s"ef oi III defendant john pann executor John
F'nn IL and replication thereto aud an ih IT, and was
nignad h counsel On con- rtan thereto tn, Court doth
order tint the said defendant DIN Penn executor of John
irnn de- IT, Ito render bcor' uft an
count oi his administration ot tn ohs r,taor and the
N"i ronhlsslnn Is 10 examine anl 4tti, the same
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-08

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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

MADISON ANUsCRIPTs.-The Richmond Enquirer states that the family of the ustrious Mad son are preparing for the press five or six volumes oh MSS. One volume IS to be devoted to Constitutional boctfties-and the others to his interesting Cores- pondence These are, ofcoulse, exclusive of his Re ports of the old Congress- and of the Federal Conyen
 ton, for the purchase of which the last Congress have S5U,O00. Balt. .ainer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

bill has passed botil branches of Virginia Legisla. tufe and become law, increasing the banking capital ot that State by the addition of five millions. If tho fehtnond Banks fail 10 accept the law, new bank is to be established at Lynehburg After the first of Oc- tober next the banks are prohibited from issuing five dollar bills. BaH. finer
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

The Buffalo Advertiser of the 18th March speaks
 ot the fine skating Lake Erie which the ice still oi
 iefs to those fond of the amusement On the precs- ding Saturday, two gentlemen of that city acbeveda skating trip of 100 miles. Balt. .4mer
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

A bill has passed both branches of the Virginia Legislature prescribing general regulations for Bank ing, one ofwhieh is the prohibition to issue under $2o aiter the year lS40. BaH .4na.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser oftho l5th men tons famor that Cseola has been tried by an Indian Court Martial for cowardice, found guilty, and degra- ded, There cau be 10 truth in the rumor. The Flor da war has brought the q. States Generals tea court Martial, but not the lustrious sayage.-Lon. JoH''
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

Isras-A field baneryof six guns-four six pound plements for service, and 1000 balls, shells. and can- nlsers, presented to the Republic of Texas by Gen T. J. Chambers, arrived in this city under tho charge Of Major Mcleod, OF the 27th March. They arc splendid pieces of Artillery. They will hs Tn eAa. Tn three or four weeks, and the their wide nouns Wi talk to the Mexicans will be caution to all 'hs ices ofliberty Lou. Jonf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

a,,e,. .s,.. al l;Il |, sba ITn;on, Dem. Hey,
 It Is heard from but two hills aone IS Isaac l1' and other "Chapel-hi ? Lou o0''''
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

For two or three years past the State revenue 0i been considerably less than the expenanue. " Ihe Cncannati Gazette says, that long sessions o' ' Legislature enofmous anounts ofpubic printing, anu heavy expenditures for investigations, giving eInP'u. nenlto avoTle parsans. have brought about nls o', credi,ab,a s,ats-af th,.,s Lou. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-13

sr The Association Of Mechanics
and Manufacturers Of Newport, most re-
spectfully tender TO the Rev. +. A. FAR
LEY, Of the City Of Providence, their
sincere and unaffected acknowledgements
for the very kind and lively interest he
has taken in promoting the prosperity
and usefulness Of the Society-so sig
nally manifested in the eloquent and
deeply interesting Lectures on Educa-
ton, recently delivered by that gentle
man before the Associati
A S. Coz, Co,.,;,es
NJ. FREEBoRN, '0""'"'ee'
Newport, 18th April, 1887.