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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26
BY the Southern Express.

Dates from New Orleans 10 the 18th have been
received.
A fatal duel had been fought at Houston, Texas be-
tween a Mr.. Laurens and DR.. Chanccry. Laurens
fell. G eat grief was manifested at his death.
lowell, one of Deaf Smiths men, and known as
the Spy Of Texas was killed at Columbia Texas, on
the 9th of June, in dispute with Doctor Hum
phrcs
The crops in Texas very fine.
About 300 of the Texan army had been fur
loughed.
Flour was $50 barrel.
Nothing new in any fihe southern cities.
From Special Correspondent
New ORLEANS, 18th July, 1897.
Our money market has been slightly agitated for
this day or two by partial resumption in or two
of our banks. The State Bank has announced its in
tenon to pay specie for their notes Of 5, To- 20 and
s5O-,oeeiher with $50 on The hundred dollar notes,
and one fifth on their $500 and $1,000 notes. But this
is a ruse, They have few or none ofthese denomina-
tons afoat and can therefore afford to make small
sacrifice in procuring specie for those in order 10 blind
the public and the legislature. But il will not do
The whole Of the banks pledged themselves at the
time of the suspension, to make monthly statements
of their affairs! They have not done so. They ua-
der,ook to act in concert. They have not done
so. They dropped the Atchafalaya Bank, and
thought TO shut her up; and now, without caring
for the others, the Canal Eank, after attempting
to issue her notes payable after August, 1888 has
proclaimed that she will redeem her fves and tens
in specie well knowing there few or none in crcu
laton. THIS Of course is intended for parade and ef
feet Specie has fallen here to or l0per cent but
am inclined to think il will rise again" Our city is
fuller than usual at this Of year and perfect
ly healthy, although the thermometer stands about
| IS or Sc habilualy
fatal duel took place here on Sundsy last, between
Mr.. T. Blnes and Mr. w. A. Cornell in which the lat
ter was shot through the heart. quarrel had pre-
viously taken place, in which blows and abuse pas
sed freely between them the first being struck by the
unhappy sufferer They fought with rifles and after
two Intellectual discharges, an offer was made to re-
ceive the very slightest acknowledgment in order to
terminate the contest-but all attempts to induce the
deceased to advance unhapply failed. The rifles
were accordingly loaded third time, and Mr. Cornell
was shot through the heart But matters of this kind
are little needed here and nothing seems to be said or
thought about il, except for an hours gossip.
The steamer "Nick Bidde" was snagged on the
l4th instant, about fifty miles above vicksburg, and
ten Of her deck passengers went down with her
Five others are thought 10 have suffered The same fate
as they have not been heard Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26


u Small change, such shlngs sixpences ten and FIVE
cent pieces will be given exchange geld hayesor
ter dollars Apply at the desk efthis office. jy26-t
SUSPENDED PER- WANTED Maxufsc-
tured goods viii be exchanged for paper OF the Mes 10
'ep"'' : = . JONI" ana 0''e,s z puNHAM. So wall 4
Ir BOY wANTED-A boy from u to u years old want
ed al the above Office. jy26 81
WANTED.-Ayo young English lady wishes engage to
w travel with family either 10 the ceuuiry any distant
place would be willing to engage cook
cbarbermaid The advertiser rot liable sickness and
acquainted the weleh language The best Of recon
mendatons be given 10 character and ability Apply nj
this Office JUB-f
XNANTED-An excellent opportunity offers 10
w Young good character capital for villages
near New York $50 cities f2oe The business worth
10 city agents from 81 600 to ~ 500 per annum
AlsA partner In good and lucrative busincsscspits
Also The applicant viii be secured IL he requires H. IN the
amount OF capital he msy invest. Apply TO
jy2s-ir kOpT. MOORE, cor. Avenue a and 9Th st.
SVUt "a scMN AND Nv rLsp ID OL DEF
- FOR CLOTHING, promptly executed on The mest mode
rate and IN the best manner al the TALOkFsSES
4 sEAMSTRESSES CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 Broadway, near Leonard ~
All kinds Of Gentlemens and Chdfens clothing msde
above, at q saving of 25 per cent.
This Establishment employs large Number Of industrious
females and bcsows charitable aid IN cases OF sickness and
the full ofts means Among those assisted
members both Societies OF Taloree and others Who he
long neither III Societies No distinction made by the
Committee As applications for work daily Car be-
You'd the ability supply H. an increased patronage respect
fully solicited. jysestsw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

PUFF.-John Anderson sign fthe Indian Chef
Broadway, has sent dozen punches OF cigars OF
different brands. We don't often puff cigars, such
puff generally ling in smoke, and being "all IN my
eye"-bu these well worth the trouble.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26
MORNING ERALD.
Later from Havrc.

By the Poland, Captain Anthony, from Havre'
whence she sailed the 22d of June have our regu-
lar files of Paris papers to the 2lst 1t being very late
before the Celeste got up last night we are only en-
abled say that the five per cents were al ioef oh
and three per ceats III 70 on the 2lst al The Pans
Stock Exchange. Portuguese securities had declined
1 and Spanish Actiyes improved :.
No further advices from SPAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

to make an eria voyage from Cincinnati to this city
Blow breezes blow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

II The influenza has broke out among the fishe.
in the Thames in consequence OF which many hav,
found watcry graves.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

II The Pope of Rome has launched his bull
against the science of chronology in general and Geo.
Combe, Esq of Ednboro, one of its ablest support
ers, in particular.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

aT Tbeatricals at Albany, arc at low ebb. Blake
has given up the theatre and the actors have taken it
up themselves, with the hope Of remuneratng them
selves for the aIduous abors for the past season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

bility IN this city, have established themselves il
Dublin Ireland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

II Mr.. Webster continues spreeing and speechl-
flying at the west. The backwoodsmen like his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

II Walter, of the Boston Transcript, borrowed an
umbrella, which be forgot to return. The owner
wrote him letter of six pages which he in fit ofir
rtaiion inflcts upon his readers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

If Beating, starving and claiming to the Aoer,
are some of the tender mercies exercised upon the
females at Bellevue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

TIE EXPRESS BEAT.--Amos Kendall wants to con
tract with somebody to carry the United States mai
from Somerville to Egypt and back once week.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

LATER NEws.-There is man in Vermont SO tall
that he can't tell when his toes are cold.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

STADnIsG.-On Monday night quarrel took place
in Clinton Market between two persons who had been
drinking in tavern, where the dispute arose. One
of them in his anger drew knife and slightly stabbed
the other. The spectators nterfe ed and prevented
further mischief The parties hushed the mattelu
hei ween them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

II new locofoco paper has been started al
Charleston, s. c., called the Examiner II advocate.
the opinions and policy of Rev. T. Fisk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

Fias-Yesterdsy morning fire broke out at No.
AZ Spruce street, occupied by Mr. Denne as carpen-
terss shop The flames quickly destroyed this build
ing and communicating to No. rs Gold street, in the
rear occupied by Mr.. Miles Hltchcock-did conside
raDle damage before II could be extinguished. No
lives were lost nor did any material accident occur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS

we learn from the Philadell lila Nator alGax,,,o.
.' s W. Important and economical improvement, in
.s'eHipS iron' as now pracsed in Great Britain b,,
Leu Introduced with complete success BY the pnb.
NC spirited and wealthy proprictors of exien.;y, ron
cn, n "fN and Lancaster countes-thc Mrssrs
Uruoos-one OF whom has recently returned 1,,
"s'ano' "hl,her he was inducedto 20 with a view
-, sAa''ihs the great Welsh and Scotch iron wo,l
.h Improvement, as We understand it. consists il,
W. ."e aPphcation OF heated air. which being y,ne,,'
leu anu retained in the furnace Instead of sn,n
lily merely quickens the process and produces
a .m.'!a more pig iron than heretofore For e,
tons per annum by the old method, now gives ,,.oi.a
hundred tons, which, at,hity dollars per ton for bs
,~v on ,ne additional four hundred TONS is gain Of
consequence ofthe adoption of this mnroysmso, = IN
os, ,nat instead Of importing, as we did las, wear nm
OF il7OOo tons Of bar and rolled ron bes;drs
.alous preparations, estimated in the Treasu
" ScPon al above five millions of dollars, we an
pave an abundant supply for all domestic
>s""' "u' become exporters TO other countries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

OrrK.irRo> B.sK.--ln afsw q 10 the n,qu,r, oi
A correspondents from kentucky, OF the Editor o
Bickaeifs Reporter, Of Philadelphia as to chat src
Gle, of Oak this Bark j. obtained from, how It Is PIE
pared, VIVA, use is made oi II. Nc. IT Is stated III"
Qnercitron Is the Btack Oai Gak that 1t Is ire
pared by shaving oil the outer bark, grinding the
inner bark, drying. aud packing II IN hoesheads'
Ii uscd almost exclusively iar I, rng, and i 81 ID
largely in Philadelphia aud New iorh At from $50
to $40 per ton oil ! 240 lbs. II is pac,,cd IN casks
larger than whi>kry hog>head, each al winch con
tains about ; cwt. The distinction quality con
sisls IN Ms degree Of clrar,rss and brightness u
color. Ii is inspected before sale DR.. H>seR"fr
st discovered the useful properties al this bark, aud
obtaincd patent 10. his invention IA the yer 40
Jour. II iaer. institute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

VIRGINIA.: II rn holi'n in the Clerks lice of 1hc
Circuit super ar Cont OF law AMI tb,uc.r far: ,l
Lorenzo NorNc, nj, 30,
Robert KYLE Pard r. Eli y, tn L,nehbur. Mannf,ctnr
,,e ,om''hy IunaS H. Clay and Naian II. Thornton
flahs ana partners, trading umlr the stvlc of Clay *
T. Hunt, ' ~ s'H' aug '.fh,'m'h
The defendant Robert Kyle not having entered his n
me- ana gwen security according 10 the uct of As
] ud 'la f"S OF t1 Court, ap4 il appearing by salts
toS G'ttlft that he is inhaifan, of his c,,nrv
!, ~ ordered that the said defendant do uppcnr br an
,r ,y o tne exi t,rm and answer the Bill of the Main
@ anu ha COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted IN nn
printed IN The town of Ivnchbrg for TWO rconih
'dpo'ed al the front door of the ConI,.ho,,o
" ''iu WI Copr-Feste.
J,,v, u. ROBES E. &. A.
vi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

TO Wcssrs. John Sauntlcr. and
Julius Saunders, Dr.:

\ you are not residents this Commonwealth
"''u nave II" agent or attorney residing therein
known To us, we TAXI this method of notil,n, ,o,,
lhN publication IN the public npwspapc,sI th,i ,n
snail ON the 9TH aud 9th days of September ncx, be-
tween The rising and setting OF the sun on ,,rb or
those days, AT the Tavern House OF hopkins Novlu
III rankin county, Virginia proceed 10 take the de,
POSITIONS OF snudty witnesses. and on the Sth and ot
days OF the same month, between the RISING AMI .,
ling OF the sun on each OF those DAYS at IN. SON
House OF james NJ liadcn in Bcifold couniv VI,
gina, we shall also proceed to take the denos;,;,
o, snnury witnesses, "be read evidence on thyti
Al oil OF sui IN Chancery, depending IN the Cui,
superior Court of Law and Chancery. for R.,,f,,d
county wherein sc are plaintiffs aud Yourselves and
others are defendants at which scveralim,s and nI
'N' you may 'titud or not Yours &c.
HENRY !. TATE.
JENNA TATE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24
POETICAL.
M RICHARD uovIrr.


nj RICHARD nowirr,
Ilsid me down and slumbcred
And giadness filed my breast
areami that my days were numbered.
That my weary heart had resi
And a loved fair girl whom 10, 'dro sec.
Mas the first with smiles to welcome mo
To the land ofthe good and blest.
A. che came there was music on the air
With the motion Of her wings,
Tina, parted from her pinions fair.
Free rs the gush OF springs:
And the strains which aud died around.
Were sofler than twiIight-mellowed sound,
Nors sn Get than from earthly siugs.
turned with the pain ofpartny
From the few lrfl behind
But that fair ones radiance darling.
swopt the shadow from N, mind:
As 1 gazed on her beauty beyond compar,.
Away dissolved the pan, and caro-,
That had linked me to my Kind.
Imarvelled at the splendour
So pure and so intense
Ys, all subducd and tender
That il injured no, the sense
,naryellcd at the coming br ill.,
oftha, ilmitabe light,
Which was, knew not whence.
Around were my RAIDS soaring
With fadelcss glory bright.
Whose natures adoring,
The fountain OF all light
And soothing DER my spirit stole
These accents OF the loved soul
Thai hrs, eu,ranced my sight.
Thou has left the realms Of night,
Thou has, eft the land OF care
Thou hast gained the abode OF Love and Light
The home OF the good and TAN
oh! blessed art thou such home 10 gain,
Where Rest is moi the CHILD of Pain
Nor 10, is Sorrow heir -
a~oke, and pined to die,
For the light thick and dull.
piucd on the wings OF the dove tohy
To the Land OF the Beautiful
pinca To sever the mind from the clay,
But the spirit within me for would say,
" Gods laws may not nnnlh.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

CuRosiTf.-We have The London SUNDAY
ZINES OF the 9th Of April. Containing for,, e,pG,
columns, longer and much wider than those of any
o,her paper published in this city. Bat tn curjot
wy 10 winch We more particularly refer is. thai more
"iah ttSht columns OF this mammoth shee, are oc
cupeu with an account Of one murder and ,b,, ,,.
count illustrated by six engrasngs of 81. h, ,n,
inches each. The first of these cuts e,h; b;i, ,h,
state OF the murdered body when found ,nu,,l,,rd
and the room in which it occurrd.' hc,.cnnd !.
winter landscape scene, where the bod, was found
nc th'fd, a lock on canal, where the had
~hicn had been separated from the BODY was found
ne 'ourth represents the head as found Tn. ftb
eAnib'ts a we" OF Cold Ilafbor lane Mac. =. =,
nous Tor robbers" The sixth and last contains tho
portraits OF oreenacre aud Sarah Gale. who wrr,
,AAen up and committed for the murder tGre,narrc
mas oeen hung Tor the murder The murdered ncr.
son was one Hannah Brown, from the lower mILs If
me yet tins murder created an excitement ,b,onch
OUT aii Eng land and Wales, to an esten, olnos, ~,
- .uo'e' ana winch would scarcely be caualleJ by
,ne massacre OF thousand in tins country Uo;S
TINS 10 be accounted for 7 Nery readily u, III
eou"''y 'he midday murderer and the midnight as
ma'e oeen taught from the highest autho,lty To
eac''''''-" take The responsIiiity." ~
cincinnati Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

Y inG1<Tt-Ata Circuit S"pe.ioi ,o",s - ,.',
aud t.hlAesfs. CONTINUED ann hei' '"t -" 49,
Of Lyachbnlg, II ne "Hii MUS. IA , ~ =
FRIDAY. ilIc 3lst DAY ol 'eio"''' is'
Court ut th1ncefN A. -
HcDJamin W die' - Nths' ~ -, .,,,,a.. 1.
OF twchts-Gnc years VINO ~ y ~ pliu,;,f.
his guAnlim 'hd IL NJ ii'n"'
"s"e's' - iii,
RIchari pclAin, a. 'i'i,' Wv, :" III - -
the viii annexed Of ,,'o' se - nlr,u A.,
uel Miller, kich'ia c'N"'' "t -, . IA ,yl
chibaid llachcI' aui'''Hi>""'' " " :, NI.; il
OF Gcot9f VI tit'i'>' ~ i.. NJ.
hus W iiatchc,' 'Ne'N"" L t ~ prli,,s
TN ana r-hH""'' ~ -, - - I'll, Dnnc,,,
BIice -hai''H ''' - ' - w n.Lu
ana H"s''''" ''' w. ~ ~ nelcnd,u,s
III ,ILiu
Th'' cause came on 'h', "'S 10 '9 ] I,
answers q, Tue " ~, NV, - - -, I, - ,,,h
W. p'pffii anu "',n'' ,,', 80 ,a,., ttrbi
~ -, '" tt pff il u,ft,n N.Iso9 + IItcnpr
haid ''a''ht'' NY" 49, 'Et''" J rnI p,,n
bflcc -hhH' ""' l''' " - :, i,,o
eau ''a susanna ''' ~ tiir,,,,,y #,t,.,,,I.1
peen "u'' i,,.l 1sai and ,l,e 3d nj
,n'I'i' o'i ."O ~ " a i,, d,,lv .rry
March l-5 ,, "n'eh ApPc1f'o nav p,e" u1''s
el on Tue o'l'' "ei''''i""''' - ~ f l L,.
gne' 10y e'nh''' Oh w., ~ l IL
eon'e'', u me P''''1 ~ u u; :; iahv an.
ofne' tiht' '""e' " '' w. ,f' !,
Plhl'eu co'hi'is''o"'' '' W l,,J
an account W III, ',' - ' VI p,l-in,'
wniCh "en' '"'o 'i' i''',3s - ,,. ,l,a ,.t,,c
o3c u'' "ei 80 :, "'''' az t31 , -, H.
oil "e"' = VI; , ',N'.H' w - " ,.;t. ;,I
hahus Vi .Aic''p'a ii''"'t' '' :" ,.,.' i
the viii annexed dl1n 3"'.nS ,s n'oles o. cro.,
set ct securities ID an account III ,n' S'"1 ICY -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24
SEECTlO.S.
PATEST brri,r,


WAsHINeToN, Jul, 13, l-37.
In consequence oil the destruction OF the rcco- DIS
Of the Patent Office by fire in December last, Con
sress provided by Ia" tor recording all patents anoc
and no patent can b. gwen in evidence until the same
has been recorded again in this Office. The law
provides ior the record of all patents which have
been issued, whether the have OF have not cx-
pred Such record, it is believed, will be honorable
TO inventors. and highly useful in the future manage
ment OF the Patent Office. Arrangements are accor-
dinghy made for recording all patents dnec IN this
office; expecting that persons holding patents will
promptly comply with the law IN tins respect. Ii is
hoped none will delay transmitting patents because
the invention may be deemed unimporant. 4 copy
OF ercry patent issued desirable as the best means
OF preventing rnpositons Many persons have al
ready complied with the law, and their patents have
been recorded aud returned To them and all who
have omitted To forward their papers are requested to
send them To this office by mail, without delay. In
tins mode, patents will be secured from Infringement
aud useful in'eutions porpeiuated Papers forward
ed viii be safely kept and speedily returned Trans
Ter. or assignments of OF patents are IN like manner
required TO be recorded anew. Publishers of news
papers will promote the cause of science as well as
obhge then customers, by publishing this notice.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
I Commissioner OF Patents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

- In ms Report on the Geology OF Virginia Professor
ROGERS makes mention of a curious object which ne
"a" IN the Allegheny reson-a lake near the summit
Oh Salt Pond Mountain. II Is situated At the int,,
section OF the mountain with some OF its spurs =, g,
height above ITS base of from 900 TO 1000 feet The
water passes oil by picturesque cascade OF great
height, aud flows rapidly into tho creek below lis
Nhs,n - ABOUT three quarters offs mile, and greatcst
width about half mile. In some parts j, f. ,ron,
aoto o0 feet deep; but such is the Transparent, of
the water that the bottoml almost visible IN IN,
deepest parts. 1t is surrounded hy steep hill, ,>
cep' from the side through which 1t is approached
.nu oy "hleh II mas ITS outlet. No animal is found
In IT, but small species OF salarnander or water
lizard. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

Thomas |. Baird and WilI.am Nae-ie.
I'I.&..,x


The tcnllu Thomas l. Baird hasi,l; RID his sp
pernee and giy'n security according thr az of s-tm"
the rue ol this court u app fearing By satisfactory evidence
that h inhatInt OF TINS Cdlth; ou mn'r
tha plaintiff; h} h.rcou5 ordered that the SAID Diet nd'n
do appear her helofe h first day OF p'mi'r term IT.
ani answerhc hiIl ot IA, plaintiff; aud ihat copy {" ~
order n,wtl .trtrd III Iyncimrg Nir.nan, Nv
paper published in thJ OF ,ncburg for two mon".
su chsslHe>, and another copy thereof posted at ne o"
door OF tn courthouse Of this county, some ronrtdni
4 Copv-Irsia Roc. Ct TI.ER,u'E
- MLnI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

AMrRic,S SIi.k NoRN.-Mt. {. /. DURASr, Oi
jersey CITY, has discovered that this country has It's
native SIX Worm ~ wei Is lee old world, that
,pin, line aud sot material Il, the imported
The is mach Larger, yielding about 10 pei
cent. more than the European wulm. They are
covered with Kind OF shell OF compact aud hn-
dencd silk. winch seems To fequifc moisture aud
warmth to effect the process ol hitchlng. Mr. u. u
cndca, orlng to remedy tins difficulty. l he hatch
ing Icing much later than TIN ioIrIgn worm, IT l.
supposed that second crop may he obtained IN the
samtt cooncry. Another d, vantage favor OF Tia"
native Is viii feed native trees which
put cut earlier tlIdn tn mulberry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24

ENTEkThNMEN or PRoPosITIoN.-A person
meeting another 10 whom IN affair OF business lac
had made avery ridiculous offer sail To him: " eli
Sir. do You entertain my proposition - No Sir"
replied the other; = but your proposition cntcrlalns
me-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-24
VAH4asgsIEi Fa'E'T>NLVAN9s
EE.N'Ep FOR ,S.5LE.


sa@aSas, WILL BE SOLD, the premises,
.sfstsS,s for Cash, to the highest bidder on Sat
sSssssVsgST urday the 10Th day OF August ncNt, 4
-sf4e- Tract Of LEssH, lying inthe county
OF PIttsvvana, on the south side OF Stauntt RIVER
adjoining the lands Of John Ward, George Parker
and others, containing $50 ACRES, more, or less,
being The same land winch the late Robert \.
Ward formerly resided. There is upon the LANDa
octabe Dwelling House -, and other out llons-
cs and between Two and H4iiii three hundred Acres
of cleared LAND: e----A residue is nnclcared,
heavily timbcred, and much the larger portion OF II
TOBACCO LAND, OF the best quality. This
Tract Of Land is sufficiently wateted, lies well,
Is easily cultivated, durable aud productive. 1t Is
offered Ion sale under the provisions Ola trust deed
! executed to the snbScriberby Chailes L. Ward and
wife, Ansclm l.. Ward and William WMd dated
Huh September, 1885, aud recorded in the clerks
office of Pitts lvania county, to secure debt due
John Lynch, Exor Of Henry Ward deed. The
subscribers, acting Trustees. will convey 10 the
purchaser the tile only vested IN them by tie trust
''S" i All SCI G. b ~ &c. Trustees
July L wlds
NIRGISli:-A Al rules holden in the esrh Office ofh' CT
Gun SUI. ror Court OF a and GAanecry, for the eoon-
~ of Nelson. ~ = 4.,".,', -, ;ua-, ,73t;
james Joplin aud William Joplin, executors of Jo-al
Jopm2, decd, Plaintiffs
a.5aiast
john L. Fit1lanie. and floyd l.. Whitehead Defendants
IN tHANCEBY.
tn dendant John L. Fitzpatrick, la, ng entered his
-, II, ~ nj ts-.,
III and The rl Of his court ami il mn s,rine h. sal sine
roL, ,l5n, rhl he j. MOI am inatapt nl tl4 common
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