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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
COMPARATIVE PRICES OF coTTo
State Of Trade.

The business of this week closed dull every branch
particularly dry goods, which business presents IN I'M
usual dizziness early in the season. We un-
desand that there has forward orders to
fair the fall trade but to the extent that look
other side of the water II will be seen b" our
proper head that in the manufacturing
districts hands yet kept full time with The expect
alton that orders will be received there
from this country We Of opinion, from present inaca.
tions, that they will be disappointed.
CorToN-A has been done, and for the whole
week 4500 bales The advance men.
toned fully sustained and for the fine Descriptions
advance takea place. We now quote ord
nary midding 81 mddr fair 10, fair IL good fair Il
1ac At Orleans the 7th cotton continued IN good
demand al former The OF the crops from
the interior are favorable though considerable damage was
done 10 the Adams Claiborne and the northern
counties OF Mississippi by heavy frost which fell recently
fsur and wheat received from the ca
AL nj Albany ana West Troy during trd week in May
1871 and 1888 al the same offices, follows, viz
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Newark the Esd instant Edmund Charles Of Hen
nv Cosiar. aged years -
Al Marrisown Mary Phebe, daughter Of Mr. c. schersk
P'is6sd, Mass on the 2a inst Henry c. Brown, Csc.
aged 80 years
Philadelphia 10 tie 24h year Of his age His desth said 10
have ogi from received from the cook OF the brig
yols on the I'd II February last.
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A CRkD.

r LOUIS BENoIT, Professor OF Music, respectfully as
10 the Ladies and Gentlemen New York and It's
vicinity that he has returned TO the city aer absence OF
three and he return his tanks them former
patronage and beRs leave acquant that he st con-
Iinues his professional se His residence is al No n Tho
st. New York uy2S2vs
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5e4 Broadway, New Yerk.
81 JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he continues ts funih de-
scrplon Tor the interior flashing Of buildings the lowest
terms.
NJ r. Specimens eanh mandatory as shove
Ornaments get upto any dcs "a nyesns
NRIGINAi. OIL PAINTINGs-A ,aiuabl, col.
~ lection Of ehsice original Oii Paintings, neatly framed
SNOW the sale 2ot Broadway, mp stairs ON ssur
evening ssth THIS colle con lected by cor
soisseur in Paris and abounds with Among
those worthy ofps,icu st.eeten No 3 Chri feeding
the muuds nv ~ Poussin ron well kno y coection
Of Mons Henry the celebrated Psran connoseur at whose
sale u wss psrchs.ed. Ne by Domsrne; Ne. s. PisIsetu
Ren,brsndr So g. CirnsnE is3. De La Hyre; IT. Hulsn
berg; 3zn IT. wyke; 2co uepde t4s dem; Iss r. Yer
onee; 6s De Heem; 29s linoreo; 2s, Vas Eehoat 2o2
Rothsnhsmcri SIS De Tyr; with number Of the
tiers old schools They ready Tor exsmssios
with catalogues
The III be lighted on Friday evesng for the reeep
Artists ~ modern Paintings tai es place on Saturday
June 2sd. Ps'teslsrs At the sore. myss "a
DLOOD MARES pUR sALr-rvo thorough
- bred for sae-Heaer, years old by Aunercsp
Ecise price sseBarelegs, sorrsl mare. this
sping BY the imported horse ssrioc pris. ts For
hcse OF pedigret apply to A. CHAMBERLAIN, his sta
bic In Liberty st. near Washington wsere the may be
Also very fine thorough bred Short Horned Durham suI
will he syears Old this spring. my3iw DAN.
NEw YORK TArvwRsALLs-Tae propre.
Of this essbishert wishes IN inforu rentleuen N,
apd strangers visiting the city, that he intends keeping
hand general Of carriages asrne. ast
second hand. at private sale.
Also variety OF horses, single ard pairs cr prvs'e sod
Horses either bosebt o. scd On commission
o ,. MOORE. rroprIetor,
Mr. Lseral advances made 10 manufacturers 90 rsva'
ges lef this estsbls hmcnt tor sale. " . ~
! myf33aw7m
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s:nss .n sy NJ: XII Il per-
bell: wsrdIs, Mrs Richardson.
CARNIVAL OF vENICE-In which Mr Bobj will exhibi,
his fests Of the small sword, broadsword, lance, he
HIGH Low, JACK AND TIE GAME; Or, The Gard Par.
King % CRIB M
Mrs Richardson
LES Ts ssSf'.s; za Mr.
wsHLzck I.eefnIs 'i EvEs ire,
GUN NARY x ANN Turks, williams
Mrnestne. Mrs Seton.
TIE MANxGERs DAUGHTER-Miss Jane Margaret
MISS Daysnpor,Hec'or Esrspilter Mis- DayenPor,S
well Mss Davenpors-Paul, Miss Davenport
TURN OUT-Gregory Mr. wilsms-nar,an Ramsay, Mrs
Doors open at sA-Performance begins at Boxes ST.
rlI 90 cents. Gallery. rs cents.
FETAAIN LIN THEATK E, CHATHAM SQUARE
TIE He FiRE RAsERs-Elkanah White, Mr wm Seton
H ey Hotrner Mrs La Forrest.
THE GOLDEN FARMER-Golden farmer Mr. W Seton
Ti,us-Eli1abeth, Mr, La Forrest ,"'e''
- To conclude with
BLACK EYED sUsAN-willam, Mr. W ssfton--susan,
Boxes 81 csats-Pt a5 cens-rriva,e Boxes five dollars
Checks not transferable.
0LfMP!C DISQUALIFICATION the management of
Mr., aAMBLIN conducted same plan OF Madame
PlzARRO11Roia, Mr. Manly-Elvra, Mrs wilson-Cora,
THE DAY AFTER THE wEDDiNG-col. Freeove. Mr.
rayor-Lady Elizabeth Freelove, Mrs IIamblin.
Doors open 7-Peormanee 10 commence Al half nast
Boxes SO cents-Pit IS cents. -
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
AT l72A uOADWAY


VISITING CARDS, In plsis writing the Italian aad fancy
hands, printed The polished German Card nav
be procured the Of Maiden Lsse Broadway
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment where specimen
be seen.
Also silver plated Number plates the plsf,.s Of
which unconmosly thick, the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards executed with .,ioeu q. and
taste.
Letler Stamps, consosr and NeorisI Seals engraved -
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knoelers, &C.
STOUT, coraer Of Maiden Lane
aie-sm and Broadway.
~ INNS. BIRD Midwife and Female hysicias has re-
Bawery door shove Beeckr street where
iaGes be accommodated with beard, pleasant turrhed
and the best OF attendance during
Ms Bird continues TO be consulted ali diseases incidental
to females. advice rrsus nys-3as
DECK MITH's ANTI-DYsPESTIC Pitts
ID The great popularity ard establishes demand for this
medsne renders the continuation OF lengthy vers nj
unseceay wherever these pills have been
ced into family they become uandisg remedy and
eses for gain AID again, which " sufficient proof
coed qualities Numerous testimonials OF TIER value ro
genu men of the highest repsctsby accompanying each
box, With full directions
Bishop Ives, Dr. Hawkes. Gov Iedell non H. Potter Hon
stanley Rev. Vim. MePheetsrs d D., and many of he
st physeisns In this country, those who have
furnished letters IN testimony OF the beneficial effects resulting
from the Of these pills.
The Pills pm, Up superior style, Ia tin bores con-
p. TURNEa.
lao Rrssdwsy. New York. up START
" Ard for sis by nsst Of the respectable druggists
IN e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

~ MR.. BRISTow.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement.
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III As they have adopted the cash system. and able
sell clothing the reasonable The pablo are
call and examine their assortment they viii
satisfied that great savng will he realised cash system
ss conducted at OIL Chatham
y. Cloth and cashmere vengs kept hand. and made
10 order In a . most fashionable style. my24.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

or TERRAPIN-Ready at IL O'Clock this day. the
Home made bread and pies Breakfast ready at g. A. M;
Soups Dinner the table at H. Nj Tea and Coffee at
al m S IT, HOLLAND UPHAM, Agent
~ MRS DUFF about 80 years Of age and fair compiler
10 d r, and black hoodspposed by her family in state
OF mesta alienation Any Information respecting ner WIN Se
thankfully received by her anxious family ssSa Hudson %
IF MUSICAL PARTIES,-The admirers of good sing
ing
forming agreeable Musical Party once or
.Mse & he Sixth
undergone entire renovation TICKETS RAY be bad at the
XXTANTED-A situation is wanted by a respectable
young EAslsA woman to do the general 'l of
Apply at No l2l Mulberry St in The rear any time
o'clock in the morning. my2olr
WANTE D-By respectable young woman situation a,
Of Testimonials TO character and ability Apply AZ NO. u
market, book, with the Of f. Martin
il IT, centaning memornndums in the wallet As the said
Ann St. p''N : - 'e'' = mya6I II.
ss p.r s.1l SREEEsL
my26 st 1872 Broadway, corner John st.
SEIXAs q Cedar s. has hand very superior lot Of
100000 eighth and ss tenth 1oas
,,,.. featured from picked tobacco.
$4,000 Princ.p, of the genuine Novsl Tosacco,
SO 900 Regaa Segars of factory at Havana
$4,000 La Norma,
1000 Canones,
10000 Princes Ladies' Segars
Also Trabuco Dosamgos, Peons, Moreno and Congress
Segars which that have beer
years-all for sale wholesale and retail
N. b. Country merchants would do well by csllHg on
my26 Inn sEIxAS
GRACEFUL AND ELEGANT HATS
Those gentlemen who AMBITIOUS to wear the
best handsomest Hat that offered for sale
- In this country, and anu'acured n give
and comfort head will find themselves surprised and
grafed by a One Piice Hat Store of BROWN x
CO 7g Chatham Square, Of Mott street. where for -
cash the above article can be purchased my26-ln'
ELORIDA, Michigan, Alabama and Ohio money
ed at the very lowest market rates. Also,
Indiana, Illinois,
North and South Carolina, Kentucky,
Virginia, PsnnsyIvana,
District Of Columbia, Maryland,
and all kinds of urrent money purchased.
Doubtful and broken bank notes wanted, viz
American, Commercial.
FulioR Com. enweah,
Hancock, Middlesex.
Kilby, Wells River,
Lancaster. NJ. II. Commercial, Bangor,
Lafayette, Bangor, Oldtown Me.
Soxeresn English silver and Bills OF Exchange, Bank OF
""s-"' "''e' s. J. SYLVESTER,
nv26 1Je Broadway, and - Wall St
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patent Right secured In Great Britain and
the United States.

patent Right secured In Great Britain and
the United States.
THE ABrHNETWy auIIa,Iss Fs y M
cola Ian Fields London sole prorrieors Price, % cents
the hb-rprhy Pills (pr,pared from the original recipe Of
a. great physrsn whose name they bea uass the qsack
os,rums OF he dsy peed the adventurous aid OF put
6ns them genersiuse La Great Britain and
~ siou. dordr and for dyspepsia. hatulency inii
gscn, ss,hms habiua costvenes and ncpen' sonsump.
Principal agency oAsce, No. 2o7i Hudson street
sob Agency Office, w. stuars Bookstore No les Nassau
Agency of-. In Brcokyu Mrs Triquets Confectionery
Stcre. No los Fulton street. Brookbyp.
Captains Of VESSELS and Others requiring wholesale
ply obsn them Al No 2c7 Hudson street. al the prices
xnles.. mos, BE ssarss.d yoa paid the Principal
Evrry be The initials OF the prepretors the sic
Of the principal agent to counterfeit whes vs. by law
So~ecry In the fist degree my2s IL
AUCTION NOTICE-R H. TrNpsoN win sell mi.
dsy urday) ut 10 oclsch. the rpom N Ans
. order cost slcc with balls and syery aces
ssrv article he ongisg 10 n table.
A,ss 200 seat maple ssd bronze gilt chairs,
Also large assortment Of single aud dushe safes Nos T.
and izrs sofa bcdstesds; rahoe rockers dnug
S,es tables; pillar and claw feet do; marble top dressing
bureaus gl'ss ware; NC.
nso aussiy Of clothing, sold by order OF the
Ala / large ref orator.
Aiso % ssskeu hanpagne.
niso 50 ssin,ed toilet tables and wash stands
Sale positive ~
ysytvEsrrR, 100 Broadway snd ~ wall 81.
- M. M ronuctlon with other Office either " New
sr,c. c or s".sn Tor E'ssni upvsrd always for .ar
COLLECTION, hroussop,, sns ,e,%,
o"1s'pease ~ s.'J. svLvEsTwRs,
uy9s 100 Broadway, and "a wsist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

UAUXHALL GAUDEN-On Sunday Eyeniur NAV
n, Grand CONCERT of Sacred Music.
Principal Vocal Perormers-Mrs. Strong Miss Pearson
Messrs Thornton. Hayden, Galley Pearson.
Instrumental vioin Messrs Jsmieson Chubb,
Meyers, and Msther-viols Mr.. Stsnley-vioaees, Mr..
Musguh-Double Bass Sig. Cssolani-Bassson, Mr. Rsif-
Flute, Mr. Gosds,-Carionetts Mess Christian Lothian
-srns, Nesss woning and Nawoiney-Trumpet Mr. Mssos
-Trombone, Mr. bod worth-Doubls Drums, Nj. Murray.
Leader, Mr.. JAMES on-Conductor. and Mr.. Pearson
The Concert will mmence NJ 8o'clock precisely.
The Chorusses will be full and effective.
Abundance Is cents my2s1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26
UNION COURSE.

1T THE RACES Second spring Meeting, 1885, viii take
place The Union Course Tuesday the 10Th May
continue four days.
Besides the regular purses Sweepstakes and Matches have
been made for the Meeting.
The number Of expected island must ensure
each day good sport
The Races over the Beacon t.ke plae. The week
succeeding the Union ALEX. l. Bolts.
m,22iw DAVID N. BRANCH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

II GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MU
81 ~ rsers Church Baesy street, near sroadway
The PUBLIC are respectfully informed hta grand selection
best masters ancient and moaern be given in the above
Church or me purpose OF realizing funds TO aid the Tras
NJ b. They will be on The occasion by the follow.
ing eminent zen, a. and distinguished talent;
nor. Mons lie ,coompe, Mr. Horncase-issso, M Morley
Tss aed Mr. M Ms,r Riley
rckrvioncse Mr. shme iTg-Cs Basso sig Cssela
and Cummer-Claronett Mrssrs Christian and Dsggss,ne
-Corn Messrs Troise and Nld-T romba, Sessrs Mason
Leader Mr. u c. Hll-organist, Mr. Beames-Conductor
PRoGRAMME-PARrL
overture-Full Orchestra, spohr.
Recitative-Mr Morey-Thus saith the
Recitative-bions. lie Cemple-And God
saw hslght-and Aria-Now vanish be-
Krcuatlve-Mrs. Mor~y-O worse than
Deah-and Aria-ARgese ever bright and
Canta,a-Mr. Horncastle--Miriam, first
Tro-Mrs Dunn, Mons lie oomp,e, ard 0"e' NeuAo"A''
Mr.. Morey-on thee each living soul
Recilntive and Air-Mrs. MorIey-o let
eternal hosors-ana Ara-From Mighty
stio-Messrs. HorncastIe and Morley
Trio-Mrs Duan. Mrs. Morley and Mr.
panied ca the organLy Mr. Reames, Winter.
Chorus-Gloria in Excelsis-from Mass
No2 Hadys.
FART H.
Overure-Fall Orchestra: Weber.
Recitave-Mrs Morl. y, Messrs, Horrcas
ts and Morlsy-Nst unopposed sha II this
misguided-aRd Trio My soul with rage
and fury From Be, lhovens Mount of
Olives, first time in this country.
Aria-Mrs Dunn-Graas nsmus tibi, cla
ricnei obligato, Mr.. Christian, Gugielmi
Reetntve-Mons lie Compe-Apd God
created man-and Aris, In native work, Hadyn
Reciative snd Ara-Mrs Morlsy-The
Evening Hymn,-Mr. Horncas,le-o Lord, w.
while the shadows. C. Smith.
Arla-Mr Acknowledgements Mupdi, ar
ranged as oaertsrian, by Novelio Mozart
Recitative Mons. lie Compie-In splen.
dor bright
Chorus-Ths Heavens are telling. Haydn.
The Cborusses will be numerous and complete.
Tickets 81 each To be had Of the Trustees Church.
the rncpa music and the evening.
Doors open att. and the performances at
O'Clock precisely. my2s 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-26

N.
IN consequence the unbounded applause bestowed
Mr.. Nichols and Dr. Valentino Monday evening tae
propneio have the pleasure Of announcing their
ment for every evening during the week
Mr. Nichols will amuse tho company with several sarti ng
sxemp publications. Of veutrioquism.
Dr. Valentine stthe requesof numerous friends will open
his wallet Of whims wapgeres pecuiare droerirs, &c.
The celebrated New YorK Brass Band iikewis~ enga
ged for the Leader, Mr. Lothian They performs
ry evening this week.
Asm.sace Exhibition nights y cen,s-o,her nights i2i
Doors open O'clock performance to commence at half
past my3
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

AMOUNT OF FODDER THAT CAN NE
RAISED ON AN ACRE OF LAND.-As a
generai rule in this part of the cnun,rv, our
farmers are satisfied il they obtain Ion OF
hay from AN acre Of land This, however
is tar from boing the full amount " hich an
acre is capable OF producing, even Of hay
and IT planted with some other kind of veg
eiable II hardly begins 10 be what can be OBJ
tanned from the same surface.
Many farmers have raised as much as IF
~ tons at Ruta Baea from acre. This,
however, may be considered an extra crop
say hall as much Tor medium c:op-tha, is,
70 tons, which will amount to 500 bushels
Cattle like such food in the winter exceed
ngly; as il Is green aud succulent, il sup
plies the want of green grass and green hers
bage.-It is heavy, dislends the stomach and
keeps them in good health, and saves a great
deal of hay, and yet comparatively few far
iners think al these things or enIer into the
business with any kind of system which is
based upon calculations.
There is another plant, which although
not so nutritious as the Ruta Baga, is ne
vertheless eaten with great avidity 10y cattle
IN the winter season. and which will afford a
large amount per acre-lt is the Cabbage
These, are easily raised, and according 10
the Editor of The Baltimore Farmer and
Ga' dener, will yield, allowing 10000 TO
stand upon the acre, about forty tons of fod>
der. Notwithstanding the chance of ob
Ianing this amount of fodder from single
acre, man would be called crazy, should
he cultivate an acre of cabbage, however
we'll he might do il.
The common English, or fiat turnip, which
is cultivated so extensively in Europe, has
received but little attention from us. II is
true every one sows small patch or two
The cuw>ya:d is ofeniimes ploughed up and
sowed dawn with them. or a corner OF the
garden, or some piece in The corniield, but
no man or very few men would think ofpu,-
ling IN an acre. An acre IN England often
yields fifteen tons of turnips, aud this amount
would he equivalent, in hu,rilive matter,
according TO The analysis Of Won Thar, 10
more than three tons of the best hay.
Many ether crops OF the kind might be
cultivated eXclusNe ely for cattle food, which
would yield more than treble the amouni
that could be obtained in the shape ui hay
which would he much more grateful 10 The
cattle. diuine Farmer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06
LAW SCHOOL.

The subscriber proposes Gf a class can
be obtained, sufficiently numerous to
justify such an undertaking. to open a
Law School in StauntoD, the first Session
OF which will commence on the Ist day
OF December next, and terminate OH the
LIST day of April following. Those who
may purpose to attend are requested 10
communicate their intention by letter or
otherwise, by the LIST day of November,
or earlier if practicable. And TO such of
them as CAN'T is recommended to supply
themselves with,he following text books:
Chitty's Blackstone with Fields Analy-
sis appended, fuckers Commentaries
the last and revised edition with an anal.
ysis appended, Cruises Digest and Ste.
phen on Pleading. 1t is believed that
few copies of each can be procured here
by such as may not be able 10 get them
elsewhere.
The subscribers fee will be $50, paya-
bic in advance.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
Stanton, Angus: Is. lS3S-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06
SPEED THE PLOUGH
From the TURNER'S Cabinet
PROFITABLE ENTS

Mr.. LIBBy-Dedr Sir:-It affords me
great pleasure TO communicate TO your
valuable journal the subjoined letter
from Edward Tatnall, one of our best
and most practical asriculturists. The
rich results from his system Of farming
are CONCLUSIVE, and should be extensively
followed on large as well as small farms.
With lime and manure judiciously ap-
piled, he has made, you perceive. his
fields. which were barren and overrun
with noxious weeds, productive and
clean, aud yielding such crops as speak
for themselves, and his superior mode of
cultivation. Besides showing what can
be done per acre by the same system,
this communication teaches lesson to
owners of small and unproduclive farms,
(too numerous every where among us,)
that they can be made valuable, and
soon pay for themselves by this kind and
proper treatment and that the only way
to farm proftdbiy is 10 do it WELL and
to accomplish this it is best always to
commence enrichiug few, rather than
many acres. Yours truly,
JAMES w THOMSON.
Cor. Sec. New Castle Co. Az. Society.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06
VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law andChan.
Gerry for Augusta County, on Monday the
End oi day of July, 1888.
John Newton Trustee for the Creditors OF
Robert Steel, plain,iff,-ogainst
Robert Steel, William G. Davis, Henry
Alexander and Hugh Caperion, trading
under the firm of Alexander s. Co. Carey
Breckenridge, John Breckenridge, and
Edward Watts, Executors Of Jas. Breck
ec,idge, deceased, Sally Cudden, John
Hausse, John ii. Peyion, Executor oi
Samuel Blackburn deceased John rhomp-
son, John Clayton, William Aloifetle,
Thomas Young, Hannah Atwaters, VIII,
liam Ersk in and Isaac Carulhers, tratl>
ing under the firm of Erskin and Caruth-
ers, William b. George, Evan p. Tho.
mas and w illiam G.. Thomas, trading un /.
der the firm Of Thomas and George, Fred :.
eriCk Brons and Frederick Faux, trad
ing under the firm Of Brons & Falk
Alex. Craw ford, in his own right, and as
Executor OF Alexander Craw ford, deceas.
ed, George Ii. kuil. Thomas MEREDITH
and Edward Spencer, trading under the
firm of Meredith and Spencer, George
Carey and George Y. Whhered, trading
under the firm of Carey & WiIhered,
Charles IL. Carol, Abraham Crist, Hugh
r. Young, Alfred Leyburn aud Samuel
Ga,ewood, Executors OF w illiam Patton,
deceased, Thomas johnson, William w.
Kayser, g.
Gushing, trading under the firm OF Cush-
ing & Son, James Weeks, Charles b.
Bradford, Executor of John Darsi deceas.
d,---EXecuio OF Philip Cox, de.
ceased, Charles S,drkie, Charles Siarkie
& Co. J & c. BaItzeil, Henry Hawpe,
Wiley Thompson, Henry Crobarger ,Jno
Lands,reet md Son, Charles l.. Peyton,
William jackson, John S Black, James
Lyle, John Steel, w illiam Steele, w ILL.,.
lam Clayton. James Artuckie, Isabella
Austin and MCClung Patton, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Rnber, Steele, William b
George, Evan P. Thomas and William G..
Thomas, trading under the firm OF Thomas
& George, Frederick l.. Brons and FIeder-
lex Fauik, trading under the firm of Brons
s. F'aulk, George H. kurl, Thomas Mere
dilh and Edward Spencer, trading under the
firm of Meridith & Spencer, George Carey
and George Y. Welhered, trading under the
firm OF Carey Weibered, Charles Ii Car
rol, Hugh f.. Young, William W. Kayser.
--Cushing &--Cushing trading un.
der the firm of Gushing s. Son j James w elks
Chs S,arkie ,CharlesStarkie&C o.J & O. Bel,
Eel, Wiley Thompson, and John Lands,reel
Son, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act oil
Assembly, and the Rules of this Court. and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants Of this Common
wealth Ii is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear here on the frs, day OF the
next term, ooh Of November, y and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in S,aunton, tor two
months successfully, and posted al The iron,
door OF the Court house of Augusta county,
"A Cory-Feste,
JOHN B. WATTS, D. C.
August 2, 1888