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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24
HEIFER'S TEATS,
Fl Remedu for Sore Minnie

~ HeMeuy J0r Sore NlPpleS.
"A late invention to prevent the dis.
sressing pain and suffering to which
mother's afflicted with sore Nipples are
liable. The simplicity of this contri-
vance, and the very great relief afforded
oy 1T, must recommend itself TO the att.n.
ton OF those who suffer from the above
mentioned cause.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

Circuit Superior Court Of Law g. Chan.
Gerry for Augusta County. June Term.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-24

DOCT. BERKELEY will continue
20 attend to his Professional duties.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
Prom the New Yo,l, NIirrcr.

SINGULAR MATRlMON ADVENTURE -
of The Of Campbell, from the head Of Ran
nnch, AID for same time past shepherd to a farmer
near TUNNEL bridge, had engaged lately in the same
employment with one Of the principal grazers in his
nitive district. and was, according to agreement 10
enter on his service with him at the ensuing term He
10 have his house and charge ten or twelve miles
from his masters house, at the smoes corner of the
pastn7age, in as solitary and sequeslcred a SPOT ner
haps, any in tile Whole Granpian range He there
lore, plId his addresses - yanng serving
with the same master as hi!nsef and after triefl
caprtship obtained solemn promise of marrare |
But the friends Of tile fair one so soon as apnrsed ofl
the matter. expressed their entire Misrepresentation eff the
match. and ~ si6rl time brought her home II her
relatives, atsone miles distance, where she was watch
ed narrowly, N order u prevent any Communications
with her LAYER, or opportunity ,f seeing him. i}u, he
convinced, II shoaid seem, Of her aitiriness reso
we'd npon attempt nf seeing her, and If nossib,e of
carrying her oil. Accordingly, before many DAYS had
passed he, with single c.,mpatnn at wi;cbinu
time of night" reached the place Of her ahode and
having, ny some means conveyed her hut Of his
arrival, found himself possessed of the obiec, al
his hearts desire; wrapping her in his Highland naid
the loving couple travelled for fifteen or sixteen miles
when they asre in the midst af his friends near nd
head Of Loeb R,naoc,. Tire young woman's friends
being Of tie fact, and resolved upon another al
tempt, collected powerful party and sci off for Ran
Dnch. When near the village Of kilcbonan, the retreat
Of the fugves. il was thpugrt prudent to practise
stratlgen,. dense wood OF birch heinu close 10 tn
place. ftyound tieir purpose. ALL therefore Law con
ce,led in the wool. excepting an uncle Of the wonta,
whn eignrg lfisnIly visit went forward 10 see her
afeI conyacsng while, the time drew nigh when he
,rast for home rand the lover, accnrJnu to chs
tom among friends, nnsuspaciinJly accompanied him
IN tho road They did not, however, travel three
quar- ers Of mile, when, ali Of sndden they were
surrounded by those in ambnscade, who, quite uncer
em,niousy, seized the young wornan, telling her l.
make up her mind and 90 home with them. Her low
or found circumstances nnavang, and that resistance
w9ild be madness. Like true lIighllndei, whei
roused and determined face the greatest danger OF
emergency, he quickly pressed down his blaze bonnie
over his ars aad posted hack 10 the village, cnlcna
ting psn receiving ifii cent aid from his friends and
companions 10 rescue the fair captive; and the seque
sbswed how we'll he knew them ; for, as soon as III
related what shappeoe5. ths men Of the hanle,
married and single. assembled and, with oncS voice
pr-ed an Immediate pur,uit after the Stfl,l Tpioue
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

A delegation If the Cherokee nation Of lnlans con-
,sling Of John Ross prin pal c. cf of tho nation; Ell
wand Gunter, member Of The Executive Council; Ri
lard Iavlor president OF, the National Committee;
EiIJah Hicks and Samuel Gunter MIXERS Of the Ma.
ionai Commee; James Brown. ono of the judce s OF
he Circuit Court; Sitewakee and White Path mem
ersof tha National Council, arrived at Washington
IN Friday last s..Ii slra aAs#tj afs a Nh
Their object is to endeavor til settle the difference
etween ihe'1 na,on and the Government ofhe Uni,ed
stae. they discaimirg the treaty. entered into between
Mi. Schernehorn and certain individuals, whom ,hev
,llege . have been unau,hori ;od 10 make i,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

Wall and William streets" Tozer manapsd "a Lss,
oul q way until Saturday. hen he was arrested AZ
n'ss nonse IN Green street by Mr.. Merrill And Thus
INC nnbble has blown up. The bills are elegantly exc
cured ana al first glance would tempt any man, but
sii' pc reading OF one would suffice. They have no
Iowa, no eon4tys hut merely the stale of Vermont,
winch though small, would be found quite large en-.
ough il The holder Of any Of these bills should Under
,ake 70 ma me place Of deposit oftheJeer son BANK
awaiting their eyannations" fN
Several OF these bills are on tho community. The.
public are cautioned against them = -Ao
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

EMIGRATION TO TEYAS.-The last number
Of the Lutte Rock Advocate says: Hardly an hour
IN the day passes hat party of from eight TO ten wei!
noahtea hnsen'en are seen passing through our town
bound to Texas Wagon after wagon throngs our
straels-all passing 10 Texas. No, night but onr
'avcrns ore ihronged with travellers and enirrans for
The Rcd river counties and Texas. is thought that
lninx Of enlgrans into Texas this year will amount
10 something l!ac six thousand. The majority Of these
lre the better classes Of rennpsseans, Missourans &C.
md appear 10 be men Of intelligence and wealth"
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
EINDIAN COUNCIL.

The po'i'eness Of the Secretary Of War in aordino
'hepuplc an opportunity Of witnessing these Councils
observes an ACKNOWLEDGING As it was optional with
himscito hold them ia his room at the War Depart
ment. i6 r7- s~.fst.l tt4gf 8tf t'.srfN tt eHfti
Among the most interesting Of these conferences was
the Council OF Thursday week. twas understood IL
be convened for the purpose Of endeavoog TO effect
reconciliation between the Sioux and their enemies tho
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
ExHyR,TIOy or PAINTINGS.

Now exhibiting IN the brick building, the Of Al
street and rnns, vana Avenue, next oorio Mrs krnnry's
Boarding house, IN, celebrated paint ing. Of the interior Of ST.
Peters church Rome, also view Of tie Bay and City, Of
Naples pai;,c,I from nature by q. Cooke.
Open from o'clock A. NJ 10 6 y. VI.
Atmiance, 25 cents, Children i21 cents.
+ M 6--S 81
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
STATISTICS OF LlTERATURE. suh

\. STATISTICS OF LITERATURE.-The sub
joined facts relative to the book markets in London
from whence we derive orr literature, is very consoa-
tory and encouraging TO bookmakers
IL is calculated that out Of every fifteen Books NIB
she'd taking them on the average not more than one
pays It's own expenses. The Edinburgh Review pro-
we'd TO demonstrations some years ago, that only one
ance. pay the expenses OF paper, printing. stcLng and
advertising. Only one hook, on an averaGe. out Of
about 2o0 reaches second edition. Out Of 500 books
not more than gets TO third edition and ont If !
1000 only one has the good fortune 10 reach fourth
edition. IS $500"
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

SAM WELLER'S OPINION OF IMPRISON-
MENT FOR DEBT.-In the Pickwick papers, No.
XIV, Just published in London prison scene is intro
dnced. Mr.. Pickxick. from view If The riotons re-
very thai = gong on concludes that Imprisonment for
debt is no punishment at all.
: on see how these fellows drink, and smoke. and
foar," said Mr. Pckaick: . s impossible that they
can mind il Inucl,.''
. All, that's Just the Very thing. SIR reoined Sam;
/" Mey don't mud II; lis regular holiday to ,hem-a
porter and ski,es. It's the other ones as qe,s dona
over with this sort ong; them down-hearted fellows
as cant swig away at the beer, play skitles nei
,her them as would pay if they could. and gets low
ny being boxed up. III ie you it is sir. them as
IS Always ldn N public houses il don't damage at
all, and lhum vat is always vorkin ven ,bey can. il
damages too much. IL une kal, as my father used 10
say ven his grog worn't ha and habits uneka and
that's the fault on it,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

RoARDING HOUsE.-Nirs COMMON, on P.nnsyl-
yam Avenue two doors east Of street, and adjoining
lots Buildings, accommodate mess Of six or eight
members ct Congress Her parours and chambers have
been h'ted up The best STYLE suited either for single gem
enicu families.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
To BIZ rrRsERs.

The Treasury note bill has passed the House Of Re-
personalities by majority OF twenty four notes.-the
only change IN the law ia the reduction Of tie low. 81
denomination Of Treasury notes to be issued from one
hundred TO fifty dollars. 1
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
EESlNS MIsSsEa EaSlEEs r@aa nj
-Ss.sslal -ssSsssesss,l

M ashIRgton branch rairOad-On and after Mon-
day next, the liz msant, the the depot
~ ms city for baltimore at O'Clock a. Nj instead of 81
a. " rs he, ioforc
he bc 1T this alteration certain The arri, MI
oi TIE train at baltimore rarl enough fnr ample time
for passengers gong nnr, tke the which now
dcnats daily for Philadelphia, ut half past i2 o'etock
he afternoon train will heretofore, leave the depot
quarter after O'Clock T.. NJ. IA y
Sept. 8--u.
M'dsnnan, Globe, Nat. American, Alex. Gazette, and
Potomac Advocate
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

Aeon NTERFErr LlSIlMENT TROUT
ED AND CAPTURED --ChaIles loser, or lozer,
t,rnerv uIae setter, 81 ssau street, Was brought up
IN ma iui,,,matun IL the Foiice fiiday,
nv Mr. WIN. II. Mckee, Diokef, Wiiiiam street, ihat
Ia loser ,ad passed Mi. Manony aud others mo
and one dollar Ds, Vi i.stitu.on purpoting TO be
me Jefferson Banking COMPANY OF vermont. MI.
Mckee IRON his very cAiensivc dealings III vermont
uapsr when he FIRST saw The biiIs pionoahceu 'iein ai
once iaprlcauons. IL appeals osef III last i"hli' Cal
e, on MIR. II. riuseian, oO Nassau street, dau nc-
.o,di,, 10 The Courier report tpresencd himself as
aren't ,r The Jefferson Banking Company III efmohi,
wished him to engrdve TWO plate, io % ana % bs,
t,r uhlch an arrangement Mas made 10 pay SiUU lie
Also asked Mr. Ii. not to put his haIe as the ehgfaveI
az ,he hills. but Mr. iiuisenan, eng TOO honest Tor
mai yalt,e refused, and that WAS passed over lille
,he mates were in the Of engraving, ozer CAL
led upon MIR. Robert Miller, OF oil John street, gave
him sstGo and told him 10 purchase paper sufficient TO
strike oil 1000 impressions OF bank bills. lh!s Nir.
A. did and the plates which had been hnished ny Mf.
linlsemai,, were brought TO hin Tor mat purpose-
rms was Oh Saturday Iast On Monday last ne gave
10 Mr. 'rozer lUU impressions OF ones ana lWos, on
Wednesda he gave MIN 500 more; anu on FRIDAY, lie
gave the remaining 6u0to Gilbert Hays pr JWce.
son the morning tha lays procueu thes, bills,
l'rozer, found rather inougnt his Danking bus-
ness WIS ~ thriving condition., called again Oh Mr.
Hulspman TO have . and ~ dollar bills u the same
Bank engraved, bat the affair blown. and II was
100 late. he consequence was I've arres, VI Jdhiss
Scott an employee o ozer, who had done all me hn4
up OF tile bilIs and who for better security, had on
dosed on some Of them. Dscoun,ed at the corner O
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

yHy II. BOWEN, Merchant Tailor, one dior ,ast II
Brorvns ot has jus, received his Fall "
Clnhs lassme,es and ves,igs, which he i.vfcs mcmners
or Congress- cnzens, ah, Strangers v-lsad examine.
The above mentioned articles selected IN the hest inns
porting honses in New York, Philadelphia, and baltimore.
avg 5s-3t
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
From The Nashville, Tenn. Baaner, Sept. q.

& MAIL ROBBERY.-TIe grea, Norths IN Mail from
the West was robbed on The 10Th inst between Sprn0
field and Columbus, Ohio The letter mail from Louis
vile and other places s. and w. of Cincinnati was
contained in several sealed canvass hags and that from
Cincinnati contained in leather bag locked with An
lion chain and clasp, and enclosed says the Cincinnati
Gazette) IN one large leather bay cl is
with an iron chain and clasp. and put into the body Of
the coach which is closed but not locked The coach
was opened the outer bag cut, and several Of the en-
closed bags distracted That from Cincinnati ii il
understood WAS not disturbed. The robbery was not
discovered until the mail reached Columbus: IF ,hc
letter packages from Nashville for the Atlantic cities
were molested, the letters mailed here on the 18th or
18th inst are probably lost TO nights mail NAV BRING
ns farther particulars The Columbus Journal III We'd
nesday says that the agens Of tho line have gone in
search OF the villain, and determined to snare nei-
ther time nor money until they find The robber. The
Way-mall bag, we understand. was not disturbed" q
FlRE.-A fire broke out in Richmond. on Wedn %
day evening last. in the cabinet shop Of L. W. Stew
art which; with its contents was DESTROYED Loss es-
ated Al 1000 dollars, Of which 5000 dollars was
covered hy insnrance.-D.
GEN. SCOIT.-I is stated in the National Intelli
gencer that the War Department has declined "A com
pance with General Scots request to be placed in
command in Florida.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
OF FOREIGNERS TO OF
H@arfs# EIEE, 4E

great many foreigners suppose or pretend to sup
pr Sc, that principal objection TO their being appoint
ed Office is, because those places
Now those who sufficiently intelligent understand
The current or our Arguments must know that we de-
precate such appointments upon grounds OF national 20
cy and because II Is revolving To the PRIDE. the patriot
Isl and senslbes of the natives to see aliens fiinu
the hi III places Of honor and prtia Dug hi upon every
entrusted only 10 the patriots OF the land
Mr.. Editor, am at loss to now 1t is that
notwithstanding the expression OF public opinion upon
this head, those in power sl continue outrage our
views and rights y giving patronage upon every
occasion these Foreigners Is 1t because The power
is strong that it cannot be resisted, AID those who
give, reckless that they care not Tor cose
quences. Or is il done as mark OF the tulnph OF
party those who supposed 10 be ad.eSarles.
II either OF these that prompts public those
unsenerous acts, they will find thai ills but weak
lnaluallou OF the hour that must fall before til
lnsultea voice vi The country.
II Is an idle pretence 10 look upon our association,
designing to work our any political designs, since
IT is composed of men OF all parties who more
unite upon any object OF pary nature body,
than they could II separated Into their original and
dIvdual elements
are OF a. cfeeds and all sides alike only in one
ieaiure OF being entirely Naive Americans, and having
object heart, ana that Is, the restoration Ut ou
own people 10 their blr-ghts, and The country our
own management
Now MS very easy for politicians and those whose
orders give emolunenls as we'll as nUninalhonors
10 WhOiSueVeT they P,case, ~ cdli dlouu theui Tie
.Braek-U day Boys Of ireland or The ..Carbona Ut
the Continent and they may not only put purses iii their
hands, tut even Saco,as, and with these two powers
ihey may
'tJust hint a FAULT
''.Anu hesitate dislkeo
and pointing to the patient natives make them humble
victims Il .eI ambition and TODD Tor the vengeance OF
til ese purchased aliens.
/ would only ask such leaders to pause for momenl
and draw nv their .'dread above tile reIneinb alce
tat there have been such things as Revolutions aud
aL from tie tine OF CIoniwe u tie three DAYS ui
Juiy III france, traitors have tell before lhe nsued
arm Of the people.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14
Passed Midshipmen 10 be
! lIeutenants, September G,
1887.

To be assist
ant surgeons to
The navy,Ser-
TEN. 6, 1897.
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August 10
sVEDIIg'S.

sItun OF de- al 'r,i. c<,.,l,.. | =. m, u,
~ fru>l by pttrf tiu.,, he IN do II i.luI l.
lSa@, and duly OF record IL the Clerks bc- III thr
county CONT OF Amherst VIII Offer for ,alc for
ready mon@y on the premises the liact of Land ia
SAID deed mentioned on Saturday, the 25l n1 Sep
tcnher next far, AND ttnot. the next ia day there
alter. he sad tract Of l.enl contains h, c,a
tlol 80 acres, aud llas upon the head branches Of
nor-lcy's Crcc>, aud aljons the Lands of Ormunl
" are Henry Franklin. Granville Lane lohn Il. h
sne and others, aud Is the iract forn.crl, owned by
john Ware. The tide the above Land "a helie,.
ed 10 be unqne'tlonabl' but will convey on, sncl
Is Is yeste III me as trustee.
JOHN PRYOR, Trustee
August - to3S
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commissioners Sale.

I pursuance Of decree OF the circuit superior
u court OF law and chanccry, for the of Am
hrfst, At It's Apt term, ls31, IN thr OF John Eu-
bank, Plaintiff, against Edmund " in>ion LATE ,ler
I'll OF the county OF Amherst. and >uc t,lrnini>ir.
tor with the will anne ned OF Robert GarIaud au,!
others defendants; the une, Sta1 ed Shcrn al sad
county Of Amherst, aud Commissioner lur the rur-
pose named III tlie sad dee cr. H. on AIund,, the
18TH oil September n"M. NJ amherst cuHri- Euus Tho
ing court day. proceed 10 sell h> NY of public an, :
ton. to the highest hllder on credit al SIX ioui.,
the Slave lIeury, aud al other properly ia the sad
decree referred IL. The pnreasf az purchasers
Will be required give bond with sufficient s-rmity
Tor the p1ymeaI IT h" pur, h st iu5u.s.
join GDItEN ~. shtriF
tln3 Cnqun ,>yiontt..
August 10 I'll.
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ea f9 n "a r. Es IL Fs 6f NV
IN Esg.EAasUEe pDut,sTycS

4 CASES Bicachej Domrslics, which Will be sold
n very low by the piece, very good at tents PR
yard, aud from that rnte up the finest quality At ~
cents. Persons wanting such Goods viii do well To
ca can and supply themselves They will be sold by
ule piece on y. Al those prices. +. +. ESTES.
AnunSf 81 ;,
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DIR. pIk,H.l'l.'S

fof hd.4s.t.oa. Loss 9, 1ppaife. Li5e,saos. He'3-
aris, fosfira,s, Ftgedsaee, tfotc. B',ops life
tpa#, ~.
rElD rounuat ia riheae, al ia rs N sueres,-
fa pHri.i=i Of mauf vrnr- "a England and Auirrira
la. -fah1 Ia Il ilair putaiini needless: Sulr II oh
.sr,e tnul redundancy Bill flaaienc, Cp-n,aufes,
Hrtlrha "A til vii ua5rub ally prov
tWclhlr than tho dnsr purge loo Frequently tuplnSf d.,
aud 81 III eu de na t'lId Ia tn oitndng
l., rou nipiipu., mud strengthen tlr de0s,. orss,
bat improve llg nPleti aud snrtaiq tic stem. Pc' 50
f.Hu
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For Siei Hraiocie, NJ. Pricc 80 cents.
- Non genuine unl - -i-ned r. kIDDER. on tie
efspper, (soie preek aud sarrss0r 10 IN tosNAil by
whom tn, lnf SALE III. Counting Room No. 81 Count
sirf. ip.tep, aud by hi SPECIAL appointment, by
i. +. ROY ALI, anl
HDNEl DAVIES tVphb"rg.
Aufnat II Pm
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y 2 N IA - Sc.

pENfTlfl l. Bonnet SILKS, rich figured
I'D SILKS aud SAflNS. .omt beautiful 81, les Ton
party drrsscs blaCk Matte nj Lusirlnes, black and
Coorcd Gro dc Naps, beautiful Challlcucs Bonn.
bgzInrs; Printed 1aconrts. &c. &c. Just rccen
ed IT MAltTlN, WARD 4 DANIS'S.
Apll II /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-18


GrcensH'lle Penn, Iephanah Tenison Joln Rsdd,
ana james NJ. Redd, administrators of Waller Redd.
oeefaseh, Abtam Staples, Clark Penn, Samuel Mar
I'm and knih h's wife, Jane Penn administrator OF
''a9fel Ienn, deceased, and IN her own right, Gran
VlIc Penn ana clark Penn, administrator, OF sad
Gabriel Penn deceased. Abram Penn John Sw,tzer.
JOSIAH Ears, Jr and Mary his wife Frances JAM
e"l' ana dieensnIlc Penn infants, under The age OF
twenty -ohe years, By Commissioner Bcna I'll, special
" assigned their guardian, Defrts.
II was, among other things ordered Inv the Court
mat one OF the Com nssioners OF the Court do take
aI"flhtr account OF the hires of the Slayes the
proceedings menLoned, and reasonable not cAra'-.
's'"i accounted the Aaluc oil raising the young Ne
-'oes' not heretofore allowed, up to an age which
incf should cease To be an cXDeuse: and that he also
tax" an account between the co p,ntit5: also an
count ct the value of the Negroes nor delivered oil
nv "''c OF i'hl1S MS report, aud make report OF TIC
'''u several accounts TO the Court with any matters
sp'ea',y stated thought pertinent by himself ore
quIreu ny me parties 10 be siatcdn And, whereas
was inlthcr ordered by the said Court that eithet
party plaintiff or defendant. who may be notified for
'c purpose shall attend before tie Commissioners"
Tue taxing sad account, aud answer in soemniorh
90, il'etFosatorleS as may be propounded to hh"'
'ouchlIg The subject OF the said account'-thc par
Ties interested viii take notice thai shall ON Mon
Jay the 10Th day OF Septembernext proceed TO take
me several accounts directed by the order aforesaid
on winch day at tile hour of ten O'clock in the morn
my 'hey arefequred to attend at my office IN TINS
- ''''0' -. coud'S pools, ana copies oi NN'
papers, prepared for examination aud settlement.
:. |. WATT, Com.
he parties IN the above are required TO al.
pear before Tie Commissioner in proper person. a'
Tue time aud place appointed by him, 10 answer sneh
ihieffo%atollesfs may then and TIA re be propounhe
10 th'ni' they are also notified, thai the lou
ana 10Th days of September, 1887, | shall procee"
l'' 'he oihce OF ). * NJ. H. Garland in Lynclb"sI
to take sundry dispositions, 10 be read in the SANE
cause WILLIAM PRICE
,,;er Ip7hiear iden''
Aucu.taa fw
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sFFE'FtEo E'seFS sE,E.

,-..ygTe | u ~ fhou' no sssEs,gs -
SaHIiS5S' 'It tnans them brt,I young Buef 3
3SsSaSfy of1hc l'HAe~tll bpred--whlch Mcrc :.
aA1sP-S, red by tue Bucn thai welded IA
lh,. Wuol tie second clip j., FLETCHER.
Aug. - n