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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03

Balance in favor OF the Pennsylvania
Works 1928 ,03O So
In the above statement are Included the tolls OF the
seven New York CanalS--the Pennsylvania Canals,
the Columbia and Portage Rail Road; the Schuyl-
kill Lehgh and Union Canals, as formiog the prln,,
cipal chain of communication with The West, and
nio the interior of our coal region without reference
to the tolls received on the Portsmouth and Lancas.
ter, Cumberland Valley, and other Rail Roads, OF
which there are large numbers in our coal region,
and from which large amount OF tolls is received.
-PeHnS Hlraaia telegram,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03
TEMPERANCE TRACTS, NO. 1,

from Inc Nep YORK derdtd,
TEMPERANCE TRACTS, NO. L.
Ala Woodaaa, spare that tree.
These Dock Wollopers are often found on the
ryes, astIide Of rum casks, aud imbibing their
snts by means OF a slraw-suckerH-N Y. Cor
adeHt 81 the 1adiSoRiGA.
Loafer, spare that caskl
Suck not drop Of giHl
Forego thy WISH nor dare
Commit this deadly sin.
Know, loafer, that the cask
Thou ridest free Of toll,
Is nought but devils baif,
A gin 10 snare the soul.
Though ragged, filthy, vile,
Unusd TO soap or comb
SATIN will not d!Sdain
To bear your spirit home.
Then drop that straw and fly
As IL for life, ask
Haste fee nor tamper with
The spirit Of the cask.
When thou vert bat boy,
With tender, anxious care,
Thy father warned lhee of
OF aiHgO 10 beware
Thy conscience now Is scared
BY many years of sin,
Yet stay else shalt thou find
us aiHg-go deeperl IN.
Go, loafer leave the dock,
And sober, temperate, live
II e'er in want, come here,
And will Succ0nr give
attempted Ger again
Your woes in gin 10 drown,
Touch, taste, nor handle not,
But throw that sucker down.
EAU FRoiD.'
~ nrlr 9th IanlInrn, 1929
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03

In rHosE THINGS WHICH ARE Essential, Int THERE
~ rsry-,S NoN-EssRNriALs, LiRERrY, AND IN ALL
ruISas cHARITy.--AagRstiH.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03
PENNSYLVANIA IN THE LEAD OF THE
EMPIRE STATE.

The following statement of tolls received on the
prcipal improvements in New York and Pennsylya-
MIA exhibits revenue in favor OF this State, that
every citizen must feel proud to see.
= NEW YORK CANALS.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03
oscAR

VIII find missye to lie address in The Post Office.
Ills piece was corrected in country edition
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03

7 ~ raw material Of our New York Correspond
emf is thus beautifully manufactured into song.
Liam, IL Aenn Ynrk LLernM
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-02-03

E1tract Of litter from officer Of The United States
ARM al Fort Brooke, Florida, Wa9cr date Of Jam
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THIS EVENING, Feb 3,
Will be performed Knowles Play OF ..
THE WIFE.

Doors open al half past six, Performance 70 c01D'N'~
at seven precisely.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

LryrlpooI-Per ship shensd-ii II % s.sds Tuner,
!: ~
bgs4s aavis Jacot. smith Bryce er Roe
ssss.. var 81 !.
Amsry s.d.s GGds DC r.sss coset.
G Soa sS Mart Lesley 81 !. bsss Rush
toa- Cool.4c: ar. e ssI,oSs wsas~or,h&
SSrneI cNs css Young smith CO. Do
do TOw do es w, Dsn:, vossn,as 6
FS' Wn M sruwaa ess swords H.sesd Csmns. bx
Pdsw7 e1 k 81, Sas sDs Corning co.cs is
Hubbard Cassy45 hx,J srucsU 40, e.s John Dean
VI slime Sss I.n
abxs SAsn-s cs Hsrvsy-s do Es@arI2 casks
sa case csr. Cos casks s1 sss,ss
So Plat sro,hsrs-s do Vote Clarke Law
rcsce so DyeT Stsad-2 cases wresks-3
nrn,-7 bales case Dixon-s cases Thompson-S do
Parsors 4 Hughes-2 bales r Bag Cot cases White
isr Wyrsl-i case Hovey-2 cases stewar-i box
swords Cc-5 casks. eases Deavan Brothers-2cks
IS casks Crook case Haight-7 bales Amory.
Leeds Co-4 cks Il Evans Co-l2 cks box, bale x 9
son "A do WCan-i cask Tones, Miler& Co.'S casks
Kesse-i4so sacks salt Kermit box Saads Inrne roa
Col do ogden Waddng Col k.g GrnDei, minturn
Col box Ogden Ferguson Co-53 SS7 boxes, 70
bales casks anvls baskets, crate, u wheel ures 10
HAvANA-Per Brig Sarah Aley-iss bids molasses logs
ceder A bags coffee Zackerson Co-l2ooo segars nus
s'e'e DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.
New oRLEANs-7o hhds sugar Hill 90 40 %
hue Co-4s hhds terces molas'es san'e" o'opp
Brig LsSSs SSa Id1s
lard s Alien pasen.o DO Goss do
Young sm.h-32 do Bryan-7o 40 MASON oo-0o W
PASSENGERS
Per packe, ship Sheffield, from Lverpeol-Mrs Watson o.
New York. mss wse 40 NJ Of so.,Sn; aS Mr.
williams of Birmingham
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

NAW YORK TATTBRsALLs-Yhes slu1pr
sales q Horses Carriages, he this wsAk ssss.
bnssi cestsus 70 take place every MCsAsy a IL eiss
and se proprietor hss alss adopted the ssng
oesiienen having horses for viii chareeu
ssE tor entrance IN the 1a May next The usual consSL
SION &s will he charged tuat sales only-'
nr next sale will commence Monday April lea,
y O'Clock and all hsrses he inendea this nusg -
hewn and entered before Saturday, April IL al r. No
Tor the catalogue.
JOHN w. WATSON, AS Brosdwss.
IT, D. horse registered for sale be- eft New York
No, ne IL O'Clock the day Of SALE they w
-eo ouered. jIs3Rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14
.UNEw oFFiCE: -.

Is Dr. BRANDRETHs PRIN CiPAL OFFICE for the sale
o his justly cel braed and far famed VEGETABLE UNI.
VERSAL PILLS" The high putaiion o this excellent me.
dicine generally from the tesuony Of many
Individuals perienceA sanitary
fscts TINT Is unnecessary 10 revert To IN this notice hut
shauld be the rcuar al who wish obtain the
"GENUtNE BRANDRETH PILLS" not IN purchase OF
individuals IN this city who have certificate
scaled and signed RRANDRETH, ~. u. nl3l.u
az COUNT ERFEIr>!.!-Tue man who passes To his
neghhor rouncrfe bill akas hi goods there
for, Ing the be counterfeit Is thief robb-r,
swindler and amcnabe the laws Of his country
wretch who would pat lotto the hgns o bis fellow
counterfeit P only Tbs him of his money but destroys
his constuptipn erianPers his life.
BEWARE. THIN, FELLOW MIN, BEWARE or
COUNTERFEirS and rememp =, when you wish obtain
The GENUINE BRANDRETHS Pills 20 ~ my re- ul.r
appointed agents. who each certificate ~
cy sealed and signed by me, r. BRANDRETH, ID.
my Offices
No 24t Broadway,
No 1877 Hudson street,
No Spruce street, and
No. T6 Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

III GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never he without n
box OF DR. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS They have been proved by thousands
OF individuals be the best assistant discovered
and may BIZ taken all times, under
pay ing strict attention the directions which accompany
each box To be had genuine Of all the advertised by
Dr. Brandreth and likewise at his Office 24l Broadway
opposite the Park.
~ B. Beware OF counerfets. All ageats who sell the gen
unr medicine have certificate sealed and signed B. Bran
dreth NJ D. Purchaser, ask before spend
money. mSu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

I ADIE0 SHOPS 1UNW1Bno9D OWN B4-
L. HND.-The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS specials attention 70 La
dies shoes prevs1t them from running down behind sesh
ing Of the feet and from barng having the last properly
shaped cutting The upper ash should and pry n.s
Laurens street. ais 81
SAMSON e. BLAGG q, 40 MAIDEN LANE.
- Have received by The latest arrivals and nav opening
superfne wee dyed Cloths csored do blue green 9rown
Adelaide kc Black cassnere blue wool black ana iancy
do blk doeskn, eranes fancy drings black satin vesung
and figured do, white and figured cuttings, super vsve
padding, canvass, selicias, nc.
Merchants purchasing for the country would DO well 70 ca
and examine for themselves before me
arc determined 10 sell article for the lowest 2sess Tor
cash. aioSt'B4
CT. MAI rs FaEE SCHOOL FAIK.MThe
- young ladies' attached st. Marys Will hold
Fair at Columbian Hail. blocks cas-, OF the Bowery in
Grand street on next Monday Tuesday aud Wednesday, for
the benefit of the school connected with the church.
Together with variety ofaacy and other articles tare
will be Inhibited an Idol brought from the Sandwich Isles
and presented the ladies of ST. Marys for This Fair
al3-4t
u o. NDI n G--A small private family occupying mod
ID built story brick house IN Hammond ST. DESTROYS
ofobtain ne gentleman his wife permanent boarders
rem the first OF May The will be moderate The
hest of reference given and required For further particulars
apply al the house, Sc Hammond St. all-lw'
EHEHCH LANGUAGE-ORAL sYsTEM.-The
IT Subscriber is organizing his first Morning Class
which will meet every TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday
Gent who wish join il requested apply
possible In order leave thlr ana hear the parc
ulaIs
all-lw> J.. MANESCA, % Reed st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14
DARING BURGLARY.
GC00 REWARD .-Between the hours Of 9 and Il


DCOO O'Clock this morniag room No. 4s at tao United
States Hotel entered by as- keys and trunk there
deposited broken and rfed OF the various valuable
Watches and Jewerey here below enumerated The above
reward will be pald by the Proprietor the United States
Hotel for the of the whole due proportion for
part thereof
twenty Gold Anchor Escapement Watches all full eweed
gold dals and gold caps with the of Chs Granger
Alamand Brothers, engraved the and thetoowing
$685. $751; $780, 59 9 6l43 $751; 6e4 t6 se43 $685. $685.
6066 sofa, GOES, one number not recollected
Fourteen Geld Lepne Watches four six holes ieweed,
of which or with gold all the others with brass caps
gold aias with seconds chased gold numbers Angling
from $3.50 6o0 in the Inside OF The the Lepins
engi aved onthe caps.
Is or 10 do do different Sizes ali gold dlas seconds
the greatest part with chased cases-a with brass aad
the Lepine it, Numbers ranging from $500 TO
badly also marked insi e the most OF them.
or Ladies Gold Watches, vertical movement, double gold
bottom gold SEAL chased caesnuEbers the aside OF the
case ranging from 1000 to 1000.
Diamoad Breaspin with large triaI .uar Chrysote In
the centre. of very bright green color
Cameo Breastpn-the Cameo represents red lion on
so real Mosaic gold mounted breastpns-all black
ground mostly with flowers and plain settings with num-
the back and some with the name oil Niche
lin.
gold and enameed locket quantity % "a gold
finger riDgs-some seal rings with maos engraved the
with black rnameled ground and small diamond
flower, open hair i'll set with five da
nionds.
Also quantity OF black enameled gold breasipns-do,
The Philadelphia Morning Papers-New York Courier and
Enquirer, Journal of Commerce. Morning Herald Evening
star ard Commercial Advernser-Batim American and
Chronicle Washington Clone and National Integencer-
and Boston Post will please copy the above for weeks and
send in their accounts the Proprietor of the URed States
Hotel Philadelphia
Philadelphia, April 6, 1888. a92w
SECOND NOTICE-Tbe creditors OF Christopher
- Keyes requested send their the As.
sigse-s, Ne City Hall Place verified in the usual mann Of
verifying accounts against ntesaie estates on or before the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

CARPETS FO CASH.
III Just received 5000 yards o Scotch Ingram Carpets all
WOOL at the low price of rs To a7A per yard.
Also Ingraln Ca PETS fast colors, 50 per yard
Also n splendid assortMent OF
Brussels upcting, Tufed and Brussels Rugs,
Three ply do Plain ana Printed Baizes,
Superhne do STAR Carpeing,
Russia and Orleans Carpets, Table and Piano Covers,
Pias, plaid and IL ured Mattiags
N.B-Floor Oil Cloths from 2to 10 ieet wide
Those about purchasing carpets i'll find gre atty their
advantage ca, and examine
chasing elsewhere. SMf II, jr.
az lms as Pearlstrect, opposite VILLAS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

pertinent the best OF quality, therefore LEI all
those who feel disposed 10 make the experiment
ing one of ROWE cos short mapped or pain bea-
and The result will be blinded by
udce, that he obtain Hat possessed ef all the essential
requisites Of the costly the reduced price Of s2 and
warranted equal sold In the city S. and
chaser should act be satisfied after comparing them those
sold the money will be refunded and the Hat received
back.
These HAS warranted fur bodies, and beaver
trid maps. ROWE L. co. 8 Hanover 81
between Wall and Beaver opposite the Exchsage.
uaIA Linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

IVAN ~ ,ON~1ANTIp, = uuuber of vou,o
~ pen, (tmerEansl Tor whaling voyages IN ships
amongst these thai wanted hacksnlls coopprs ca,
nter ard au'suen hosc hat v 81 wy age wou
da w. ~ cth - tH0MAs IEwiS's Clothing Sor /. 9g7
water srs corner Of Peek sp, where hty n w. l,nc
wby dcalt with All cluibsg spdoaeS nccessuics fu p,hea
Wat'tuit AZ lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

Custom House Business.
TT THE Subscribe begs leave offer his services To u
Mercantile Community 10 any business they have
with the Custom House, the Revenue Deparmer
the Bg thereto believing that
ruped expert forty officer In the New York
Custom House. will be found to have entitled him the conf
depce Of the public IN such matters.
n3O.tf DAVID y. LYON, No. s Broad Ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

z EVr mAMTFOhD.--The
- leave from sst River stesn,loat Place foet
OF srrhman every Torsday, Thursday Saturday after
~. ste -mbost sUNKER NIL. C,pt Sanford win l.av.
on las, nvtr sesboat place. foot of Bsesman every
"1nusy wsanesnay and Friday afternoon, 81 4 ooock
FoRNEW LOND0 stages viii 10 N readiness ayme
To convey passengers to New Londop.
u Freight taken until O'Clock
For furthsr is'or mssa inquire os board, or OF
- - u. N. ALLEN, iss Roth st.
a Al persons are forbid trusting ssy on setpunl o
"e so0se boat orowperx MNAms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

SEEp GA s-A very Superior tind-seed from Which
~ they raised ~ per husbe-pow selling bv The
beg stless ih,n 81 Apply a. I6t Duane st nslm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

CAHD-INPORTANT Tg THE BEAU MONDT
be Vsnins Ccmpooni, or Persian Soau contpse, 10
ENJOY w higb the only thst will reu,ove
cruptors Of the ard ecks give great relief 20 the
,sce and bands whre The skin liable chap fr prposure
tot wiod which sm isbssIing preperirs Il or, M des
oerslun The N,ooh parent appearance givesto the
complenop must he peak for II pu srt, suouy
ladies' Asa soap FIR shavpg DO sos passsi prsuc nc
~ tsw scenes hne rich lath~r The patronage Il ~
ceves from ise nubiv and 4. rtry ~ F,.n . rg~,nt
has msdeit extensively ~ Pm ~
umay " .iai w. Hert, s1rnrrU Broadway and Court.
ant ~ " Hdrt cnrtcr - Oh tr1et and Br0adw4yt
Wm y y VT Br,tawa,i and y ~ Gstrs III Bow
ry c,ne' and = eorn,r ~ tnry spd PIKE ard 81
Frice ~ cents &C SIN
~ No aJohe s. nl5trn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14


IL CONSTANTLY on hand, at tho manufacturers
house 9 Beckman stIee large stock of all his well known
PENS, warranted OF best quality.
These Pens manufactured under the personal perrin
endenee Of Mr. elliott! The public may therefore conf.
IDENTIFY depend the manananc- of those Qualities which
have obi aimed for them great a reputation!
NJ Is. Beware OF Commercials which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance and lse inferior in
W hch they
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

CO. GARDNN AND FLOWER SEEDS
~ o. ai Tie most esteemed species and varieties Green
hon. Pians, Double Dahlias he nc, for ssie by r..
nR'DGkMAN corner ~ Eghtes nth and Broad sv,
mnedisey north o. Unoa Place aud ~ the New verk
The results Of bis eighteen years practice In the Vicinity n
New York. - - ' -
rne seventh EDITION Of the YOUNG GARDENERS As
ssTANT, On every department Of Gardening, $50 ccsvo
PAGES. neatly sou,d price 81.
The FLORISTS GUIDE, on the St;o. of t.o..rs
l9o rages, limo S7k ,ens " " -
The KITCHEN GARDENERS INSTRUCTOR, 100
pages, l2mo 51I cents ->' ~
Gsrdener. supplied with choice Seeds and ol.el,er
with q ,riening Books on literal terms al ,,us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-14

R0OMS.-Furnished Rooms to Let from first OF May,
~ in private house where there boari~rs The
will be finished and furnished the latest modern style
There three parors and four bedrooms with lead
ing from to The oher Tea and breakfast be had
sired House In Chambers street, near Broadwayone OF the
most delightful situations in the CITY. addressed
w. H. w., and left this of6ce-givng and place 81
bunesswill receive immediate attention Genilemsn of
moral and retiring habits would be preferred. a0.lm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-28
.HO USE &. E1T
S A l. e
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

IN pursuance OF deed of trust exc
cuted by Mary Mitchell TO the subscri-
Der, bearing date tine Goth day of May,
1928, for the purpose of securing the
payment of the debt therein mentioned
TO be due. and owing to John Taylor,
will be sold, on Saturday the 2Ist day OF
July next, OF the residence of the said
Mary Mitchell, about three miles west
o! Staunton. at public auction, for ready
mbney the Following property or as much
thereof as may be forthcoming, and ne.
csssary 10 discharge the balance of the
said claim. and COSTS of sale, &c. to wit
Two Negro Men, three Boys, one old
Negro Woman, one other Negro Woman
and one Girl. Also. Horses, Cattle Sheen.
Hogs. one Cart, one Gig and Harness,
Farming Utensils. and Household Furni.
ture. consisting Of Beds, Tables, Chairs,
&c.
Such transfer only will be made to tn e
purchasers OF so much of said property
as may be sold. as is named in said deed
SAMUEL CLARKE, Trustee.
June %, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-28
From the Cham6srsburg Repository.
LOCOFOCO MATCHES

Persons who make use Of these matches
cannot he too careful. They may be iyni,et
Ivy merely throwing them duwn. or nv
throwing any thing upon them. Accidents.
Of The most serious kind, are constantly mar.
rated in the papers, occurring from their use;
and the following was last week related 10
us. which we feel 1t our duty to state, ne a
farther warning 10 tho public. In the pro-
cess of cleaning house," the week before
last, some one OF the family of Mr.. Dauid
Cree, OF Huntingdon county, removed bun
die oi these matches from where they had
been previously kept To the under drawer OF
a desk IN an upper room. Ia the night of
The day on which they were removed. n
daughter OF MIR. C's, ~ ho siep, in an adjoining
room, heard a noise in the room in which
The matches had been deposited-gnt UP TO
asceriain the cause. & upon opening the door
abe found The room filed with s,nnke and
The desk on fire! When the fire WIS cx,in
gui.hed, II was found Ina, the drawer had
burnt out and fallen 10 the floor occasioning.
no doubt, the noise which prov ideniialiy sa.
we'd tho house and The ly.s of ills inmates
from destruction.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-28
MUSIC STORE
AND
Piano Forte Warehouse.
WASHINGTON, Dc.


samuel Cdru>i has lately received an
assortment OF splendid German Piano
Fortes, made to order. BY one OF the bes,
manufacturers in Germany. to stand any
ciimate.-Also, American Piaao Forles
from the best makers, together with a
large assortment Of other Musical In
struments, and every article in the Mu-
sic line. On hand. All extensive assort-
ment Of Music, Instruction books, Mu-
SIC Primers aud Gtammars. Books of Sa.
cred Music for the various denominations
&c.
Orders from any part of the United
States punctually attended TO, and very
liberal deduction made for cash. Lib,
erai discount made to Academies, Pro-
lessons Of Music, and Dealers.
June %. 1888.
o. Ly"chturg Virginian. Lering ton
Gazetie and lIarrisonJurg Register. in.
sert the a6oUe TO the amount of S so, and
charge this office.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-28
From TIE Baltimore Chronicle

Imposing Project iate Richmond
Enquirer contains communication en-,
Titled Hints on Southern Bank OF A.
merica." in which the establishment OF
such an institution is advocated. The
charter is 20 he obtained f. ON the Leyis>
la'ures of Virginia. North Carolina,
south Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, Lou.
isIana, and Mississippi, and the capital
TO be forty millions, and divided in some
thing like the following: proportions -
Virginia sir millions. North Curoliua t,ro,
South Carolina seren, Georgia fre, AL.
ALBANIA fre, Louisiana ten, and Missis.
slppi tre. Each Of th..se States to have
one or two branches. but the mother or
principal Board to be at Charleston,
South Carolina, as the most central point,
and each State to have a representative
in that Board. Each State to Lold ,hre e
iourths OF the stock, and appoint pro.
per proportion Of the directors. The
States to issue scrip bearing six per cent.
interest for one fourth the amount of CAP.
ital assigned them, and to send and sell
that In Europe or elsew here for specie.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-28
TRUST, $ AElE.

BY virtue of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by Matthias Fix, the
2Sth day of May, 1886, and duly record
ed in the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Augusta, for the purposes in
said deed menti oned. ! will proceed 10
sell at public auction on Saturday the
18th day Of July next. at the residence
OF said Fix, near Middlebfook for cash
10 the highest bidder, all the pgoper.?
mentioned in said deed, 10 wit:
One bay Mare, one Scytbe and era.
die, one black Cow with white face, two
Hogs, two sets OF Blacksmith Tools com.
plete, one Rife Gun, one Shot Gun. one
pair Anairons, one large iron Kettle, one
small Copper Kettle, four Tin Buckets,
two pair Pot Racks, one Candle Stand,
one Check Reel, one Mans Saddle.
three Hoes, one Pitch Fork, one Dung
Fork, three Augers, two Planes, one
pair Steelyards, and one Wbeelbarrow.
Acting as trustee will convey such
right only to said property, as is vested
in me by said trust deed.
JOHN NEWTON, Trustee.
June %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-06-28

@@ A CONT Of Oyer and Terminer
was held in this place on Saturday and
Monday last, for the trial of Phil, ne.
gro man belonging to Col. G.. w. Kin
solving, charged with aitemp,rs to ex>
cite serviie jnsnrrection in this county.
The evidence adduced was not sufficient
to convict him of the offence, although
it was evident the conduct Of the prison
or, as well as the principal witness, Col
John Jones's Squire, had been excee-
dinghy reprehensible. in getting up Sc.
eret and illegal mb!ages of blacks,
within the last few weeks. The pris-
oner was acquitted-but with the consen.
OF their owners, both prisoner and wit
ness were committed to Jail, and viii! be
sold beyond the limits Of the State.
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VIRGINIA..

Ara Court continued and held for
Augusta County, May the Both 1898.
Francis NJ Observation-Disclosures
Peter Lowry, James Moore. admr. Of
Isaac Moore decd. john Krautzman
and John Randolph,
The defendant Peter Lowry bot bay-
ing entered his appearance, and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court. aud il up.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that hp
is not all inhabitant Of this country, #
is ordered that the said defendant do sp
pear here on the first day Of the Sep
TENDER Term next, and answer the
plaintiff s biII--and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in sont
newspaper published within the town
Of StauDton, Tor two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Court.
house Of this county.
A copy--Teste,
PATTERSON KINNEY, elk.
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