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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

csas force enable me to check the incpient move
meats Of the Indians
scans, added TO eur present regular ferees-amoag
which % the LIST Regiment Of Dragoons-Hhe best
have SEEM would enable me efectsaay 70 thwart
the designs of the enemy-and give oe"er protection 70
the frontier than Eve times that force would
plish after the concentration Of the enemy and his
cessfal commencement in his savage work OF destruc
ps1. :
have. therefore respectfully Request your Elk
ceeucy the promuga,on Of authority for the formation
Of vourteer companieso be ganzed and held ready
10 march by the rs of September or Is soon thereafter
as they shall receive odersto serve the United Staes
six months unless sooner discharged. Should the aF
pretended combination Of OF the different tribes
OF Indians invited take place, shall need for the de-
fence of the western frontier from three thousand
Eve thousand men from your State And ! shall hold
qusite provision for their health and comfort prepare
tory to meeting the enemy-and above all afford them
proper opportunity sustain the ehvay Of their State
and TO take care OF the sick and wounded.
am. with very great respect.
Your Excellencys most obi servt
EDMUND p. GAINES,
Major General U. S. Army, Commanding
His Excellency,
NEWTON CANNON,
Governor of Tennessee.
Accompanying the foregoing letter is one from Gen.
Gaines addressed 70 the Secretary of War, IN which
referring the Indian movement he says
deem it to be my duty to say that, If permitted
obtain ten thousand volunteers from the great
military States Of Kentucky and Tennessee, will
tend the Indian council with that or with any other
force that may be permitted cal that point. And
will do what am in honor and duty bound to do, as
the United States officer entrusted with the command Of
the Western Division namely. afford protection the
frontier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. protection the work prepare
tory which shall commence before the work of de.
structisn is begun. l will b. ready "repsl inua-
sion"
Governor Cannons letter in reply to General Gaines
says
THAT any force Of mounted volunteers that you may
be authorised cali for from the State of Tennessee
will be furnished in the prompt manner, at such
point you may designate. Some companies now
in readiness, waiting opportunity to engage in the
service, and the PRONUNCIATION of your letter with
It's accomplishments will rekindle the long cherished
desire of Tenneseeans to signalize themselves in
countrys defence. under your command
The only difficulty apprehend will be in restrain
Ing their arser the requisite number that may called
fer, was the former occasion, when you
sounded the buge, more than two years ago
on the western border of our union.
Only make the call for any number that may be au
horised and young citizen soldiers will rush forth
with to the standard Of our country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

nEJsEE*.sHs$.ss SSSSaAi!SS s;Ht..
great popularity and .sssslshsd demand for ,his
wnssr s ono.
into family they become s.osdnE remedy and caiIe1
s.s Numerous testimonials Of their yal.s. fr.s ssnsSs.
Of The highest rsspeesabiy accompanying each box WITH
BisS.p isss Dr. .wkes. Gov I.sde, Hon II Potter Hoa
sssa ss s scay the benz ss.s Resulting
tanning % pais f rriss s. .sna 70 ss Ssa Of
$50 sro.a~ay. New YORK. aCS up asil.
liberal discount made to these wne suy ~ the guam
David Baker 7e Chatham ~ Phiadelpkia-E. DuraHd cor
srookyn-J.w. smIh of eth and chesnutsiH
briske. - -. Batimare-R IL Coleman /
w. Badger. 'p' -'u = New Hsysn-s. B.scecl. and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kig W. T. Peters.
gins MISUNDERSTANDING stern.
Newburgh-Joln D. Philips. New Lopasn-Doctor Isaac
ysiI Prosiaeaee- T. =. Bnw..
Aibany5henry Kawies Co. Bos,on-Maynsr. lNcyes,
Utisa-J. b Marchl,i AS. .oraaa, No. Milk 81
" And for sale by mos, Of the respectable druggists.
e. Ss E RS, sssaw
Having :nS r yssS rom
aoerisator cahac decidedly than
ether have iec They perfectly safe and taken
sys,e% Those who are With impaired dssso" Ss.
btual sonpaos. and dsre. accustomed BY ieod will fad
them happily sdspsd 10 their case and may take them with
gave two or three boxes 70 induce other and
nvads try them and in this the Rev. MIR. Marsh and
others became acquainted with them have quite
number In this town. and In Tosnd who have used them and
have heard but one opinion expressed; speak il
very high have also kRow several children speedily
relieved Of distress and ndsposon by the 0f them. Az
amedein. for family they better adapted than any
Di6DATE BRoCKwAY.
And yet another:
From the Rev. Abra Marsh Pastor Of the Congregational
Church, Holland. Gem. MARCH a. 1888.
This may certify that having used several Seek
wits Anti Pills. satisfied they worthy Of
favorable and widely ended by those for whose
relief and benefit they designed have found great ad
from their Immediately after meals causing
bilious attacks which
Of late year, have been often subject will Gully acd II
with satisfaction that have became acquainted with
their that they may be relied medicine
safe to be tried by those seeking ree from suffering and
disease ABkAM MARSH.
To be obtained Of II. D. TURNER, 100 Broadway,
au2I d6wlns New York, up stairs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

nOCrOK SEARS wosld respectfully announce
An, street Dur"s be two years past R prse.e in ,h. e
y 'nd The country has greatly increased aad s
i'm Angina Psctor aud other chronic affections which had
OF entirely cured BY his Irsmrni he would observe
that as regards his ,nor. ,nd .gsus shsss. permit
,se ssu,sry effects his wesmept ma, be his occ
and several cases ~ This ey similar 70 me one reaed eeow
The Re-. Mr. siew .ubsr Of letter to Dr. sears Of which
Soo.ro.e pa The letter Is dated, May ID isss
December last, giving Of Mrs slows Illness and
soieiss your assistance her ympsms e.csmc more dec
clans, Who, s.r very iheroSgh eIsmas on Of her case
gave me 70 urderaand that hspele Her cough
her sspecloraen Her cough the drop
The ncrssse q the drspy on the Other band np.,,ed
mutual they wsrs hsyag her t.., 70 The tomb
ore m her eosss s x I've hours =,
norphipe few days after this your medicine arrived md
Her dopsy and eopEh passed swsy together and Der bo,
the skeleton of what in health shc has be-
70 her dosaesc concerns snd with he exception
weakness enjoys comf.r.h- health she Is IS one rassa
10 ,hsss God bis mercy my family eel myself saa.r
obligations also V ycn for yosr " hsr
Too have laid family under the gres est
q gratitude, and most highly do We value your t " lscse
y 'n'''ed yours ~'niee'''s' o e' TISoTHy STOW
smp,s,ss nr. nepessan epssos AZ he srssbor p q
the stomach awcsded with pain asrout the breast hut uore
% en- side and rreion ofthe heart extending of
ten shoulscT blades. and affecting the ieu s Iose
subject scmemes awakened win ems y sunoca
brrsh and pa ion "a The walking fast or ascend
fight These symptoms are NOT CONSTANT, and
the person oen erIsya good health except durng the
re1ysms which nj hrt rot rsqueruy occur bit becomes
rnrs freau nj aided with peculiar and alarming
and oea proving fatal whes apparent GOOD health en-
icyed.
and has been cessnl In many which
sisted an ordinary means aul0 5w"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

FROM TIE PAcivic.-By the John W. Cater, from
Jamaica, learn that the u S. ship North Carolina
was al Calao in an July. The Falmouth had sailed
from Yslsy, having Mr.. Hodgson on board a. passen-
ger with the treaty entered into between the Pers b.
lviaa Confederation and the Emitted States, for its rat
fcaton Ky Gen. Santa Cruz. The Lexington was at
Caao the beginning Of May.
PANAMA, July a3-H. M. ships Imogene, %, Cap.
tain Brace, and Harrer, ls, Commander Carew, were
lying Callao. H. Nj. ship President 50. Capt. Scott
bearing the flag Of Rear Admiral Ross Commanderin
Chief the Pacific station, had arrived Valparaiso
and shortly expected at Calao. H. M. kech Basi.
lisk, Liest Mcdonald, had arrived Valparaiso from
Callao. The Imogens sail from Callao for
Mexico in the present month
The French squadron ct Csllao consisted of the An
dromeda, sc guns the Venus so guns and the Ala
crita brig. The Chian squadron consisting Of seven
vessels was off Callao The blockade had been
carried into effect against Peru.
The Peruvian squadron Of four vessels was moored
close 10 the town OF Callao. We have nothing later
from that quarter and ignorant Of the state Of
the war between Chill and Peru
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

tvsvn go nveuiug EaisisA
A valsnslne.
Ism jelly sesnea hold.
~ every one can TELL
As< eMc0me v spin yarn
To VOC, ny Pressy belle.
DDS bo&ikins upoa my life,
feel % precious queer
Ny heart Il eOss 60 pil-a pat.
And ali for you, my dear.
Ian . tough, rosgA.spun old blade,
Th,ugh sadly weather. beaten;
But take my word, nav hall, though ED
issound a. ever, sweet one.
No crank Or leaky craft AMI.
Though sOme perhaps may think %,
Didst ever see man eat 20 much
A. me, or ever drink So!
SILVER my TIMBER! be he who
He may should dare 10 utter
On b words. I'd knock his dead lights through,
And turn him into batter!
Thescousdrel! I'm ~ stout and hale,
Aad hear1y slili ~ ever,
With wiaA wOaid set 4 ship In sail.
AID blow her Down the river.
The bear haad. my bsnny dear,
And splice Yourself with me,
And down the stream Of lite wen steer
Right merrlly, you'll see.
Perhaps yos think, my trusty lass,
That am hat seas ever;
SO help me man.tep gallant mast
I never was more sober.
On kended knees ] here inplore
You, loveliest Of wonen,
To take for better and for worse
The frank, old faithful seaman!
You smile, yen sigh. you blush consent!
Oh rapture supernuman.
Post captain Of my ssul! divine,
Beng htfui, darling woman!
Figure and bustheads, binnaeles,
And barnsclts ard catheads,
Rear admirxis aad ssmmod0res,
Confousd your silly falhesdA
Clue. lines. and grapnels, quarter-decks,
Pipe, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Avast! hilto! all hsnds slott.
pm In the seventh heaven.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

LATER ERoM JAMAIcA.-We are indebted TO Capt
Meade, Of packet ship John w. Cater for files Of ia
maica papers the 18th inst, made than
interesting by the experiment going on in the British
West Indies. Our Correspondent at Jamaica says,
The newspapers send you will give you better
how happily the lst August passed off in such
qsetness. gai to state that the place remains
qse,, excepthe country. and there Disturbances
only disputes about the rates Of wages
The Jamaica Despatch per contra, insists that the
Island is almost in revolutionary state. On Of
the Plantations the negroes have refused work unless
the rate Of wages is advanced IS Cd The Despatch
paricuarises several plantations which !, alleges
troubles exist but there evident ariemptio magnify
them as on this subject the Whites Of Jamaica have al
ready formed tw. parties. The Despatch denounces
"the Bapts, Parsons" who stimulating the negroes
10 stand on, for higher wages.
In some ef the Colonies. the Of wages fixed on
are as follows class. 81 per day ID Sd and 3D. ID,
with the following allowances "the Of their houses
rent free and medical atteHdsnce-lst class, half
acre Of land I'd and I'd classes, qsarier OF acre"
In Demerara and Antigua several shecks of Earth.
quakes had been experienced, follow by succession
of heavy showers.
The Trinidad papers announce the death Of the Au
thor Of Warner Arundel Ne steps had yet been IA.
ken in Trinidad for the Abolition Of Independently
aystem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
E r A d !! g a + O !. r;


- mALkCiEs, or !" Gonorrbes Ersdcs,or" The sbcv.
remedy The distressing disease accident 70 the human
ognsicd rom the mind ctse eminent ts
the and success of which, the
knrdom Of France Hsd has Of late year, sdded such
hgh hon already highly hopored Of the isven
or This position unies safety with efescy And the
disease whether the form Of 0oacrrbss or elect
eradeaed By the 81 H. with certainly and success ami
he sufferer restor 10 his health without dsly OF In
Convenience Teas Of thousands Of Pssisss ~ sccede 10
truth OF these rensrk and confidently offered TO
afflicted. the bethe sure remedy Tor the ssove
menossd Iosihsome disorder The secret - hitherto besn
confined France and Italy lt Tor the first ne in
troaured nv ri New ORE aus 10 the American public
10 particularly ended n scsarirR men as con
tsnng piion OF mercury whereby many have been
disabled from ssrvhe on board ship.
The Ersdiessor found give immediate relief iethosc
afflicted With structures, whites >sd diseases ~ Nc
gland. For SHELBY WIN Si~cSs.N,
ssse agent, corner ~ EoItor md Geld streets.
N.B.-AsA for the ERADICATok Price, one oslsr per
bottle. suzf.im
THE UNFUKTUNATG's Fult nD.it the
general conceived idea sny artistic Tor which hEk
vice asked b. valushe end vice vsrss unfortunate
~rsops scuA lo~t twfers they leap rnd tnsy WIZ nsn
friend IN Red Dr-p for VI hs yin nof deceive
Prize N per wal Remember the omcs-e DIVISION sweet
suIsim-
A LABAMA, NJ .sslssIPPl AND TENNES
IA sEE Fu~ds purchased ~ Improved rates by
81 s.J.syLvEsrER, iss Broadway $50 "a Wasa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

IA SENTiAL OIL ON ALMONDS, Tor Destroy ng danu
ru and preventing the hair from coming nrnisg grey
prepared by ANTONIO PASTOR Hair Cater, le5 Greens
WICK street, New York.
This nmsbe Oil has been ,hc product Of fneen years
experience the city OF New York. whore have been
Using hair cutting business IL that period,
who has psed whose hair has been improved
by The OF this Comeopn and The publ. nsy rely
and best on for The hair Aah grow thick and osg.
falling on turning and " hair has begus
grey such sourisher the hair ihsi b,
restore Its natural color also hair
ing shaded and hair already SHADED vhieh crest
young ladies, and II used Cor short time will
restore natural color clear the scurf end Keep the heed
and hair clean, promotes ~ elbows and whisksrA
For sale Wholesale ana retail by
A. PASTOR, 1855 Greenwich Al. ~ York.
Price, 30 CENTS Per bottle. ap92ims
EssH AND BUTTER KNIVEs-A splcudid
srtice, suisbsfor private families and
tarnish. For sale Ny LEWIS FkUCHTwAN0ER.
sv9nw CouvtIspdt u
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PUBLISHED DAILY nv
JAMES COR Don n n E TT,


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TERMS OF ADvERTIs1k0.-The extensive circulston
o. The HERALD both In town ssa country, make superior
channel for advertisers
roR TWELVE Ltrgs, oR Lisa
dv' days. , days. y days.
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FOR Eight Lxss
z weeks, ~ 80 months, % -
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ar All Advertisements 10 be psd before ,bri Insertion
Advertserssns Inserted In The WISELY HxaALD,
mosrrse HsssLp-issued every morning except sp.dsy
pries two cents copy CopnVy subscribers mrnshsa ~
ths mr. any specie period on aremiltsnes ~
No paper sent unless raid In advance ..,.-.
KvKwfsc HwssLp-is<rcd every snerr~ou at Orr gc1cs
rrirc TIVE ces,, pr cory Country fnsshed
the same r.sc-cssh ~ advance. ,--.n
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ON business esuss be pw~s pas&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

MEDICAL AND BURGICAL.-DR GLOVER
vA consulted ~ usual IN the treatment OF certain ea o
he spprcs the public that be has
professional education In this country, ard cls
with the sensmed doct-r medical pu6~r peiepders
the day. Office No. Ann - the American Hukcnmy-
rrivais third door from the Muscum. Lamp The
inner c<6sr door n the evenir0. i~x7.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

FROM HAyAsA-By the brig Howell, Capt. Kruse,
arrived this port Saturday, we have received flies
OF Havana papers TO the 10th inst.
We indebted to mercantile friend for the fo
lowing extract of letter:
HAVANA Aug. l7-No arrivals Of Rice, and Is Ia
rs likely TO be paid for the first cargo which in
We can notice ne change in the prices Of Sugar but the
article is firm. Coffee, s.olssses and honey, also
changed. Exchange LeBdon. ID IL to II prem;
New York l prem Charleston CeEr. Aug. 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

AxrIcrPArrD INDIAN HosrILITns.-We find in
the Nashville Banner Of the 2:d instant interesting
correspondence between Major General Gaines and
Governor Cannon OF Tennessee. respecting the med
tated hostile Of the Cherokee and other In
dian tribes the Western Frontier, some gcnera al
tice OF which was published in this paper few days
age. We publish below Gen. Gaines letter to Cover
nor c. which discoses the character Of the supposed
hostile movement, AID the disastrous effects which ~
the Generals opinion arise from II 10 the frontier
settlements anless the measures he indicates are
promptly taken To prevent them We cannst but hope,
however with the editor Vt the Banner that the object
Of the Indians in holding the council has been miscon.
ceives, and ,hst hostile designs entertained by
them. They may have bees called together by the
Cherekees TO take into consideration matters of bosi
meas affecting their mutual interests
Head Qsarers, We.tern Divisisn,
St Louis. Aug. 9, 1893
SRI do myself the honor transmit herewith for
yo.r information copy Of letter which have just
now received frous It. Col r. b. Mason, 1a Dragons,
commanding at Fort Leavenworth, reporting to me the
well ssceusincd fact that the Cherokee Indians Of the
Arkau,ss have invited all the Chief. together with all
the principal braves o. al me tribes excepting the
Usage and Kansas residing near frontier
north OF the Red river meet them in council in the
Cherokee country on the Illinois river, few miles
above the mouth Of the River, about the 18th Of Sep
ternber, next month.
The object OF the council and the FOR exclu
ding the Osaees and Kansas, are unknown, but the
Lieut., Col ss,es that there is no doubt In his mind that
the object Of council 10 TO effect snisn OF the dheren
tribes preparatory striking simultaneous blow upon
the settlements Of Arkansas. and Missouri from Red
River TO the upper Mississippi.
Concurrng do In this optimism. and being cosvinc.
ed that the Cherokees o Texas and Arkansas have been
insgsted by the sgeu,s Of Mexico, who have been en-
deavorng for more than years past TO organize
combustion OF Cherskees. with all the nations west OF
Arkansas and the s,se Of Missouri-s combination ca
Fable Of bringing a,o action upon frontier. 20
thousand mounted WARRIORS force that, under enter
prsnc leaders, would lay the whole line Of their
seulenent from the mouth sf the Sabine to the Falls Of
ST Anthony including the richest cotton growing sec.
tion IN Arnetica on Red river with of the
vao.hle sugar districts Of Leuissra-if indeed the
enemy 10 Suffered 10 the work Of destruction
before our measures Of protection are mstured.
With these impressions cannot but anticipate au
horiy copec~,rste upon the Arkansas ffsntiera su
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03
XNHOOPING COUGH ~, convulsive cou

yNHOOPING COUGH lis convulsive cough, inter-
w by iui and inspiration, aing In
hts and Usually Terminated by vomiting expectnraton
The appears be vcd matter of phecm lodged In
the upper Of hr lsngs which ndheres close To be
expecioratsd with great difficulty. II usually with
oppression Ut brealhag Thirst, and
ceeded by hoarssn, and in about fortnight the cougbs
peculiar sound named wHoop Snoh u the nature Of this
disease. which has produced mourning In many happy
house by Carving Oft young mneh beovcd ,nenb~r of
The family. Arrmedy tor this distress s DIR. TAYLORS
Basam of Liverwoat, SIS Bowerv, which the propr
eor fully confident will tail Ia curing the worst
beg Won au25 5,dkiw
nRfIs TOOTH PASTr-An unequalled Denti-
~ cc cleansing preserving and bt autiy the teeth
The ORslS TOOTH PASTE has, In every instance, more
than razcd the 81 those who have used
H. rs hundreds ef individuals cheerfuy attest while beau
hhes the teeth. giving to them clear and psary whenes,
also improves the seller Of the lips spd gumspv~yeus and
heals all ulcers Of the mocbsrres the progress o decay IN
TIE eetlsns imports that peculiar and grateful
breath for which the Girls Root Justly excessively
cSiebrsrd-snd h. also presmiRently distinguished for las
agrees BILE ard fragrance.
The Orrs Teot Paste he Instant be chsnged into
agreeable and most clcIen Tocth wssh while free
from those that applicable Tooth Powders az.
pcndage IN the toilet h warranted contain inered
In the least degree injurious the teeth, asd high
y by the most eminent dentists LIS extensive
sale and the general satisfaction that however
the besi OF Its popularity and merit Price, 80 cents,
For sale by H. G. Hart I7s Broadway, J. n. Hart. NJ D.
ham e. NJ 0uon, IN Bowey corner OF Pike and Henry
al Grand u. between Rast Division
street sna wholesale by Hsydsch Cories Co, No ~ LII
berry ST. jy36-eod-wSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

uyUTTEfS AND FISH KNIVES Splendid a.
~ tic % md worm r~n.hp f,r sale by
saN LEwss FrUcHTwANoEn, q CcuruandtsI
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i ENIHnN,A HUNTEh,s nED DNOP-This


- vATIH0 PILLS lrom Germany, an sfeciual remedy
suppression irrrg us oil where nature does
have her regular and proper course
n. B-Not 70 he takes during preTsercv. The sale OF
durrg the lest m.uhs V guarantee
OF their efficacy Sold orl, MRS BIRD: Midwife nd fc.
nase physician ~ Bo~ery, New York Lissvic her eee
brsied Soothing Syrup for chd~a teethng fe sure asd
eH-cus rcmeay Also. ercss remedy for nipples,
prepared and sold a above.
Mn. Brs cosaues,o be Consulted all diseases izsidentsl
females. su16-3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-03

VTNUTH SCOHNB ALL KIND OF QIIV~
u OCATION-its Eve years since Lsvsos's lfiun.
irrs Red Drop frs made pabc and out Of the lhoD
saods If has failed whsre the directions have
bees attended TO, whch simple Hundreds Of irsors
ssd courerietes have sprung but ouyes all their haze
aempt n provesitse dsiy to be the only prompt sud
mssen snd nnoccnt cure as persons Who are opposed 70 I'll
kinds oi advertised n~dicise, and Obliged, last
10 w. acknowledge, aer In some eases spending
hundr,ds Of dollars u per visL Evsry one will have TIE
signature Of w. Levsen, Of whom be sb&ained prvsely
snd conhdenally al times atb Division street aus Inn
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-25
The STATE OF Ono. } r,,cos co,n p,eo.

TIE nosss ss15s County, es oa0 ss 14ea. Com Pleas
James w. Knaggs, vs.. William Clark, Mary
Clark, John V. Beaw and Charlotte his wife,
John s. Haung and Mary his wife, george
8. Titus and Lydia Ann his wife, and Sarah
G. Clark and HELEN Clark.
rTHE complainant in this having filed his bill
4 in Chancery In this Court, alledging that
one William Clark executed a Mortgage deed
to him on the lands in the said bill described,
to secure to said complainant the payment of a
sum of money in the said bill described, and
that the time in said Mortgage specified for
the payment of said money has elapsed, and
the said Mortgagor departed this life leaving
the said defendants his heirs at law, and ad-
ministratrix and relict, and praying that the
equity of redemption be foreclosed, and it be-
ing proven to the satisfaction Of the court, that
the said defendants are not residents of the
state of Ohio, it is ordered by the court that
publication of the tendency Of the said bill be
published as the law directs. The said defen-
dants are therefore hereby notified to appear
in said court on or before the next term there
Of, and answer the said bill, or the same will be
taken as confessed against them.
SPHINX & COFFENBURY,' Sors for Pefrs.
August 90, 1888. 2ste