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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

I'M. BNAMAH'S ANTI-ODONTALGICL Ii
~ QUEUR having been bng established, and generally
approved and recommended by all that have used hundreds
NJ whom have saved the exhohtant charges Of dentists and
have bees able 10 macate their food and enjoy the Injuries
OF perfect set Of teeth II purely vegetable liquid, and
In no case can possibly nure the other teeth For sale
wholesale and retail by Mesrs Sands OF Fulton and
William streets Minor and Gamble Of Dey and Bread
d. Har at Broadway and retail by w. Forbcs SIS
Pearl street. OF Cross j. b. Nones 6 Broadway w.
HOW'LL, Of Canal and Hudson; T. ~ Ausn, Is Car
mine streets and Burnets New York Chemical Hall, 50 sixth
Avenue. Price 50 phal jel-9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

IN "a. CA R r ENTER, No. Peck ship, co.unues Ia do
~ vote his undivided personal attention cure Of an deli.
este os private Diseases whether Dr.
ccuae OF the New York State Mersl Serictv
late surse.n Of ~ regmen " Army apd rs yes prsc
tlooes Separate Offices fs pyivscv st
Charges reasonable AID an cases ssssste,d mvs7.tf
A CAHD.-BR JACKSON has added IL his Patent We
A Eetsble Medcsed vapor Bah Establishment Bow
evy genseeiy furnished board with the
~ nuses provided for invalids who may wish put them
ely.s Under h medical treatment and bis Mecased vsyour
Bahia je6N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

,e ne cure Of sonorhcs and s' and analogous
ef the best and cheapest articles FOR The cure Of the asve &
aeses thaf can be found fssna price, virtue q
wsch we pubc are INFORM that 10000 bottles have
been sold aa 70 ' city Phadepha, and s.,o, warrant a.
wholesale and retail nj T. M Guon's corner Of Bowey q
Grand street at SsceRs btte, with full directions.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

The Court Of! Common Pleas has been
ia session the whole Of this week, ard VIC
have had an opportunity Of learning the
opinions Of large number of the citizens
of the County in relation to the subject OF
ioaning this County's poportion ofthe Sur
plus money to the ClevcIandbank, and we
have heard Lut one opinion eXprcsscd-a
general and united disapprobotion of the
unjust act. There seems to be no divis-
ion of sentiment among the people, on the
subcct-all unite in donouncing it, 1t
has no supporters except in stme few of
the leading whig politicians of the Coun-
ty-all think that the Commissioners, in
carrying out the whig doctrine, of sup
porting the rich at the expense of the
poor, have blscly betrayed their trust,
and been treachcrous 10 the interests OF
the County-that to further their po itical
principles they bavo sacrificed the rights
Of the people. How long will the people
submit to federal misrule and oppression?
Not much longer, We trust. This prac-
tical exhibition ofwIig policy will surely
convince them Of the motives and princi-
pies of the party in powcr-of their en-
nifty to the people-and their desire TO
aid and support Spectators and monopo-
lists who are running the country and dis:
tressjng the people.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
Guardian Sale.

EtURSUANT to an order Of the Court Of
L. Comm Pleas Of pcr'agc County, made
al the May term 1857. | shall offer for sale,
Mt pubic vendne, at the house occupied by
widow Mary King. o. the premises, on the
tenth day Of June 1857, hetween the hours Of
one O'Clock, nud forr clock p. N. the undi,
vlded interest of Homer King, Matilda, X nr,
and Mary King -, minor heirs of Hezekiah
King eeceaspd in ard to the following describ>
ed lInds iowit thirteen acres and sixty one
and half hundinlils in the Northwest cor,
ner of Lot one in Portage Township
acres n Lot ferty' nine, and one hundred and
Sky acres in Lot forty~nine, and forty acres
in Lot sx.y.nine in Northampton 10 be ssld
Subject to dover.
REEs JONES, Guardian.
May 10th. 1857. 4wl
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
y "A Y n Il '.S
CARMiNATIVE 3ALSAM.

FElIlE particular attention of the public il
IL requested to this 7alnnble Medicine,
wh'ch has acquired an uarivalcd reput lion for
curing Diarrhes, or looseness, Dysen,ery,
Sick and nervous hesdaclle, Cholera Morbus,
Cholcs. Cran ps, &C., and that frrquen' and
fatal malady among children, termed Cholera
ihfAntnm or Sdmmer complaints
1t IS recon nen:et by great many Physi.
clans, Clrrgymen and families of the first re.
spsctat ity, who have repeatedly used it, and
sent their certificates Of its utility to the pro,
Prlefor, which may be seen, by c,llihg on any
If The agents for the sale of this n ed,cine. -
Among them will be found the MINES f Doc
tor Dodson, Philadelphia, DR.. C, Hammond.
Leesturg, Va, DR.. Lawrence, Cedaryi,le,
New Jersey.
Rev. L. J. X it's, Pastor Cd Baptist Church
Philadelphia Rev VIM Bacon, IN. D.) Pas.
toT of the Baptist Church, Wcodstown, N J.
Rev. c. j Hopkins, of Freehold, N. j Rev.
E. NJ Barber, Reading, Pa, Dr. NJ. l..
Knapp, late Physc an TO the Baltimore Dy-
spensary and agent tor the Maryland Vaccine
institution DIR. VIM steelng, Brdse,on,
N. And host OF rthers 'qua!ly respecta
be
Prepared and sod by Dr. d. Jayne, sole
proprietor Salem, N. j.
And may he had of DR.. Isaac Swift, ,Ravenna,
Ohio. Where also is k pit Jayne's Indian Ex.
pectorant--the most useful me dicine for coughs
colds, Influenza, Hopping cough, pains and
weakness OF the Breast and ette er Pulmonary
ahecti ms.
kay, ma. Nav I T. 1887
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

county officers at Rayenna. Frederick
'Wadsworth and Gregory Powers, the
champions of Whiggery in Portage coun-
ty, are the only persons we have heard
Of who urged the loaning Of it to Banks.
If any Democrat did prove recroant to his
principles and urge this measure VIC hope
he will be pointed out, that the mark of
whiggery, like the mark of Cain, may be
set upon him, and he be mathematical
by the friends of Democracy.
The factis, no influence, except the
influence of the Wing Bank policy pro-
duced this disposition of the surplus.
Kelley advocated it-tho Wings in tic
Legislature voted for 1.-THE Wings at
home approved oft the Wing commits
sioners adopted little people reprobated
it--and now Brother Fry declares 'he will
not (thus) be sold to spectators and mo-
nopolists. ~
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
Fake E'aRlfcular Notice !

SNj HEREAS my husband William A.
" Brown, has for some time past treated
me in IN uokind, unchristisn and ungenteman
like mann,r, has left and neglected me every
way except TO distress me and njure my rep.
u'a,inn. ! hereby request all persons not t,
harh'r or trust him ON my account, as con-
slider it neither generous nor st TO increase
the Number OF debts have already paid on
his account wiihsu receiving favor from hin
in re,"rn.s CATHERINE BROWN.
Rrinfeld, april 28 h 1887 sl-3
Prioters 10 the Sou'h and West are request.
ed In give Ibis plAce in her paper.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

for sale, long Lofore the harbor at Buffalo
gives any signs Of opening. We have
seen statement that goods have been
shipped at Cleveland, for the West,which
were purchased at Philadelphia, taken to
Pittsburgh by the Pennsylvania canal,
down the Ohio River to Port smouth, and
up tile Ohio Canal TO Cleveland, and this
was some time ago, before the harbor at
Erie was open.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
NEW VOLUME.
tressjng tn

This paper commences the thirteenth
Volume of the Western Courier. The
Courier was, we believe, the first paper
published in Portage County. and one of
the FIRST on theRescrve. What change
has taken place in this County in the
brief space ortrclcc yeGrS-thcn but one
small paper published in the County,
while at the present time there are Scven-
the Ohio Observer, at Hudson; the Ohio
Rericp, at Cuyahoga Fails; the Akron
Journal, at Akron the Ohio Star and
the Wcstern Courier, at Ravonna; all
weeklies, and the Westr5'n Agriculiurist,
and Ohio Watchman, semi monthly, at
Ravcnna. At that time there was mai!
from Cleveland to Pittsburgh taricc 'cetk,
carried on horse back, now there is q
daily mail, and two daily lines Of stages,
with splendid four horse coachos-then
the few merchants in the County, suppli-
ed their stores with goods transported in
wagons over the Allegheny mountains
now they arc brought by water from New
York to within l6 miles of this place, by
the Eric Canal, the Lake and the Ohio
Canal--then there were not more than
two stores in this place, nowhere are six
Dry Goods Stores, and one Grocery Store,
and one Drug & Medicine Store, all ex-
tensive establishments, either one Of which
has larger stock of goods, and does as
much busines as two ordinary Stores in
towns of the size of this.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
Tavern Stand For SAKE.

FRSHE subscriber viii sell his Tavern Stand
FL situated at the four corners $50 called
in the township Of Wndham, county of Port
age, and State Of Ohio. The premises consist
of enc acre cf land with two story house
thereon end stable, and all suitable accommo.
dation for the tavern keeping business.
The Stnnd is also well located for that husi-
ness or for merchandising.
The above propery viii bc sold low and
terms ef pay men easy, DAN'L WANN.
Windhsm, Mas2h. 1887. tf:1
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
THE LIONS OF PHILADELPHIA.

THE LIONS OF PHILADELPHIA
The architectural beauty of many of
the PUBLIC BUILDINGS Of this city is
p,overbial. They have not only been the
pride of the city, but excite the attention
Of all strangers. Believing that it would
be highly acceptable to our numerous pa
irons, scattered as they are frem the
Lakes to the Ocean, to be presented
with SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS,
from the hands of first rate artists--we
have made arrangements to bring out
complete series They will embrace
correct and vel. executed view Of all the
PUBLIC EDlFICES. Of our city and ita
vicinity, forming in the eni collection,
that may we'll be termed THE LIONS
OF PHILADELPHIA, and which will
be presented to our patrons, without
trencbing upon the usual variety of our
columns. Where it may be expedient
we will accompany the eng rawlings with
such description of size and facts of his
tory, as may be of interest.
We shall begin the publication as soon
as we get several enyravings from the
hands of the artist, who are now at work
upon them. OH the appearance of the
first view, we. shall especially increase
our edition of the Courier. to supply those
who may wish to obtain aud preserve
these views.
The vie%s will also appear regularly
N the PHILADELPHIA MIRROR
Mirror,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
FOR 5l;i.l SALE,

n FARM situate in the town of Charles
IA Portage County, Ohio, containing one
hundred and thee acres; - under good i'm.
provement, well warcrsd: an orrhard o. graft
ed fruit, and sugar oichard; sufficient
quantity Of Plum and Peach trees; well of
good water ear the door; a comfortable
frame dwell ng hOu e & barn; located on th~
read from Hsyennn to Warm, four miles f ON
the county seat, & one frnm the centre Of be
tuwn, I ofa mile from the Mannning caHai;
near saw mil and grst"n,ii - For fuithsr
psrticu 'ars enquire "t the subscriber on The
IremSes. JOSEPH PADDOCK
APri 81, 1887 5Iif
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
Cabinet Making.

INHE Subscribers weuId inform the public
"a that they are row carrying on tIr above
business in the shop recently occupied by ".
7. Sheldon, mex dor W ST of Collins PIare
Factory. hey will constantly keep on hand
a general assortment Of articles in their linz,
ard be always ready to execute work acccr j
ing to order. From thorough experience,
acquired by employment in city shops, they
feel confident Of thslr ability TO furnish every
variety Of work IN as good style as can be doas
any wGtre.
WV. HOLLINGSWoRTH, s. CO,
Ravenna, March %, 1857. {
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
WHIG PRINCIPLES AND WING
PRACTICE.

1t is the known, leading principle Of
whiggery to sustain the rich and atllucnt
at the expense of the poor.
Their motto is, ,'let the government take
care of the rich and they will take care
of the poor" Acting upon this principle,
the leaders of the party exert all their in
rfuencc TO sustain the banks and TO increase
them. All the resources Of the country
must be put in requisition to sustain dis
honest, specializing bankers. The course
taken in relation to the Surplus Revenue,
fully proves this. In the first place heavy
taxes are assessed upon the people which
are not needed for any legitimate purpos-
es of government, and the immense amount
of money thus raised is distributed among
the States to be used TO increase the bank
ing capital; in this, in Ohio, the Wings
were defeated when they attempted it di
rectly and openly, as Kelly did, and the
money was distributed among the Coun-
ties for the benefit ofthc people, but by
sort of "cup and ball "operotion, pro"
vision was annexed to the bill allowing
the Commissioners to loan it to banks,
and in this manner. the Wings succeeded
in eiltcting their object, and carrying out
/ their principles, and the County Commits
sionors, as in duty bound by their political
faith, and in carrying out Wing princi-
pies, give the money to the Cleveland
bank, which can, when it becomes posses
sed of this sum Of rioncy, break and divide
the spoi!s" among its officers, and the
people may whistle for their money, and
what is still worse be taxed again to raise
the money TO repay to the Government
whenever it calls for titus wing policy
puts tax upon the people TO raise money
to put into the vaults of banks to shave
the people with-Whig legislators take
the money from the people to shave them
with to the tune Of 5 or per cent. per
month. Oh Whiggery! thou art as valu-
bic to the bankers andmoncy changers as
Aladins Lamp!
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

The Jorce o efridienh. - No dirk has been
seen in The Ohio Legislature since mem.
Der appeared there with wooden one IN
his bosom; and long ccrnceb handle al
tachet to it.--R1st Post.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

Rennining in the Pest Office at R.venna,
March 81, 1851.
A Elijah Lyman
Cyrerus Austin Edward Lee
austin Loreit
BoFatio Eassett James Iappstsn
Robert Bard II
Horr,s II Burr Josiah Aier-tt
alber Il. Bulkley Matthew Mali,
nne't nnns p,,u nu'N'e' MIS- sally Ann M'Kin.
o n BosISicS J.uyis Npro
Philip Barnard Iarick M'Gr...,
J hn Bisckman James n,rt:A
Richard DarEs Iuyis Mas,o
Daniel M'Ciann
rauiNlN'tr John Norris
Sam'l 6 Carver Jacsb Mo,
Daniel Lr0s-in
Lam .'srh =. cs,..o James Neccrry
Thatcher r. csnsnt sB ormsbee
e',," sI, = CI.",N CIn CHPt Oney
Martin + Cook Ioh, p.to
d C.I,;n is
Miss +. +. Dudley Tdw.rd pa,t;,,
.ta"e,' hote'"s' Hannah Pemrock
A, r. Dodge Adm pf
ShaFieS Dthso R
George End-ews hu'us nanney
u John Elmer
Behian n Fisher No''i'a" hooa
John +. Fol,ers Daniel Radebaush Jr
J. r. Fem
SaIrah y Fr:ntr George Spner
q Ann Finch Levi Su,lfF
G Erasus S&cke,
John GiihGu'en o'e'se PARIS
sas GRAY so'omon Slaughter
Eliza Granger ,,hly Gun sen
Hugh Gallsher e'!liman
Patrick Gavin Jahn srgIetary
william II Givin Lester Sturdevant
Denis G ,llaspber George W Shoals
Gabriel Grav Wm B Smith
il Michael Sternbaugl
Carolue A. Haskell
George Heater 2 Alden Tough
Daniel Hall Thomas Furner
Miss StiIa Humphrey Levi II Turner
Mr. Hand lIooker Taylor
Samuel Harrison John Thorn son
EeOrre Heater V
Miss Olive Howard John F vannimore
Lyman w Hall w
William A iiongh Doct Alvin White
Mary Ann Harmon William Webb
Edith Holcomb St phen White
X Rhoda Warner
Henry A Kent Lucins Wood
Messrs i & f. Kitten Miss Harriet Wells
Miss Polly King Daniel Webster
L.
Samuel II Lewis J. B. KING, p. II.
Ravenn4, March 81. 1857. -
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
LOOK EKEEgE.
0sa EEnnd and For Sale,

A Fy" Ey BUSHELS witt 81 nAsoS st5S' s't Co. Sale
Ravenna, May Il, 1887.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
% Dien.

n this village, about O'Clock, this Morn.
ing, Mrs. Judd, consort Of r. J. Judd, for
some time Principal ofthe Rnvenna Academy.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

Wing FRIENDSHIP + OR THE INTERESTS
OF THE PEopLE.-The organ of Wing.
gerry al Cuyahoga Falls, reprobatas the
act Of loaning the surplus money to the
Cleuezand Bank, and thinks that tho peo.
pie will innict due punishment upon the
I innocent instruments of whiggery, the
commissioners, for the act-but not foi
any enmity to the principle of loaning il
to any bank, but because it was not loan
edto the Canton bank. This explains
the reason why the act is denounced so
severely by that print--perlcctly willing
that the peoples money should be loaned
to a baak-to A BANK OUT OF THE CouN-
TY, provided it be bank in VIII ch the
Cuyahoga Falls interest is identified
This truly patriotic print says:-"Now
if the Canton bank wishes the surplus,
why net loan it 10 that institution, the
money will be as safe in their vaults, as
in any other institution in the State" So
it would be safe in the pockets of the peo-
pie, where it belongs, and they will show
just Indignation at the course of whig
policy which has deprived them of it.
PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO CANAL.
The Board of Public Works have sane
toned and approved of this work, and
undoubtedly, before this, the Governor
has subscribed to the stock the amount
he is authorized to by the law of the last
session of the Legislature. This will
give an impetus to the work and it will
be prosecuted with vigor to its completion.
The pinch in the m ,ney market has eau
sed this work TO lag little for few
months past, but operations have never
been discontinued. We think the citi-
zens of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh will |
come forward to the aid of this work, as
the experience of this spring must have
convinced them OF the absolute necessity
of communication with the Ohio Canal
in this County. Had this Canal been in
operation, the Western Merchants could
have theirgoods on their shelves and open
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11


The WESTERN AcADEMEclAN.--Somc
time ago we received paper from Gin.
cinnati containinga prospectus for this
work, marked for insertion IN our paper.
Being friendly to the cause of education.
and the ostensibIe object of this paper be-
ing to advance that cause, we inserted the
prospectus agreeable to the request, ex-
pecting thatthe publisher would exchange
with US, as he was bound to do, by all
rules of justice and courtesy, but after
repeatedly sending our paper containing
the prospectus, we hare not received a
single number Of tile paper. This is not
the first time we have been hoaxedin this
way, but we fancy it will be the last--so
gentlemen, when you wish us to assist in
circulating your papersby publishing your
prospectus, you must send the rhiao.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
A List Of EettcTs

A List Of EettcTs
Remaining in the Post Office at Rootstown,
April /, 1887.
A Fl
Allen William Hugsins Hora. II
B Hanrum Be e
BALDWIN llamlcr Betsey
Basset' Andrew
Basset Henry Jerome AivAh
Barnum Samuel G
~" ~, ,.an.;n Lewis Jacob
Bos wick Andrews ,,,,. c.:
Brown Ransfoid
Bradshaw Daniel o.Na;u,.h
C. vU"'
Chapman Ephraim '' 'A'
Chapman Lemnel
Chairman Stephen Partridge Stephen
Chapman Austin forter Johh
Case Almon Ihkh IruHiah
Clark Dpniel Porter warren
Cl4rk Edward A Peters John
Philips I'm
EntIcrs Nicholas
Emders jacob Richcy William
Frazer Joseph $ 'nford Walker
Sanford Charles s
1'fiett avian ohbt'H IA 'FFeJ
All Letters not called far within three
months will be sent to the General Post Office.
JAMES WRIGHT, T. NJ.
Roo'stown, April l, 1887.
NT "a FRANKLIN STOVE, for sale by
L o. S. MASON, & CO.
April 1. 48
a GOOD COOKING STOVE, for sale by
IA S. MASON, & Co.
Ap,lt. 4s
M Office is hereby given tor the creditors
of the Esa'e of Bassi Windsor, la'e of
Mantua, in the county OF Portage, and state Of
OHIO deceased. to exhibit their aims legally
prven within one year, and those indebted
10 said estate are requested TO make immedi- |
ate payment 10 the subtcriber !
HORACE LADD, Administrator
Mantua, April II, 1877.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

fIHIIE Subscribers believing that the Fsrm-
Id ing interest of the Western Reserve is
sufficiently great 10 sustain an Agricultural Pa
per- propose Publishing. at Ravenna, Portage
county, paper devoted erciusireiy TO that
subject.
The fact is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are Of great advantage to
the Farming Interests Of country In New
England ard in New York, where the art Of
Agriculture is carried nearer to perfection than
in any of the other States Of the Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
which have a wide circulation.
Though The population of the Reserve cons
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not pa-
per designed entir:Iy for their interests, while
there ATE no less than fWsnty-eigM political
and religious papers.
The AeHIcULrueisr will be strictly neutral
in politics and rrligion-it will contain corr
rect statement OF the markets, and give that
information most useful 10 the interest Of
f,rmers.
The great Improvements which are now oc-
cupying the attention Of the Farming Public
the many new inventions in the implements
of husbandfy which are continually ap pearing,
render it highly Necessary that all who are cal.
cuia'ing 10 carry the business to great extent
should be possessed o. lie earliest infurma-
ton on the subject. Now, when the culture
Of silk, and the growth of the Beet for the
manufacture Of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic Of the age, it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made ac-
qaainte with aiith information 10 b. had on
the subject, and We shall give our attention
TO The procuring aud disseminating knowledge
on these interesting obitc,s.
The first number will be issued some time
in April, il sufficient number Ct subscribers
shall be obtained 10 warrant it.
EDWIN II. SEL3Y,
RaYenna, Feb. /, 1857.
s T. Il " S.
This paper will be printed stmi-monttiy.
on go type and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, with a tile page ard index TO each
70 urne. AT the close Of the ycar. for enc dollar
per annum. in Gdrznc", payable or delivery
Of the first number,)
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
N'0TECE

THE STATE OF oHIo, : EN- the Supreme
Portage County, SIS. S IL Court.
Vacation after .ugns, Term, A. ID. 1856.
Althera Willams,
va. Petiiion Fer ui, orce.
Benjamin. Williams.
The said Benjsmin Williams will take no.
tice that he said ilthe m, is wife, has on this
Sth day Of Nay A. D. 1897, filed ter petition
in the efffce Of The Clerk Of said Court. pray>
ing for divorce, vinculo matrimonii, and
las assigned fer cause, habitual drunkenness
for thee years, and tet' neglect of duty
lie WI therefore appear al The next term of
said Court tn be hs den on the h day Of
Sept, r:ber \ u. 1857 at show cause if any
he has, Why the prayer of the petitioner shall
not be grated
GEORGE KIRKUM, Clerk.
r. T. sPal.D NC, Salicitsr. ia