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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
ARKIs TOOTH PAsTE-A new and elegant an

nHkIS TOOTH PASTE-A and elegant ars-
~ Gle Teeth-The Orris Tooth Paste while bean
teeth removing and preventing every appearance az
giving them clear pesry Wilderness ala
heghtens color the lips gums and gives additional
beauty TO the esemb OF the mouth-by lis splectpe
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay,
and purify the breathand also adds that peculiar
wee,nesso the breath for which The orris Root
Justly celebrated that article largely conspo-
siten ofthe Ors Tooth to IL and
tally contributing 10 that agreeable taste and whieh
this Paste preeminently possesses To those
partially tooth wash the 0rrs Tooth will be par
ticulay acceptable, readily be into
pleasant and excellent tooth wash by dssslvng
about The sire Of small anity which
The Oris Tooth Paste thus
all the tooth wash without objections that
be brought against the In which Of thu
latter description must fnecessy be put up-and equally
free from the many objections that are applicable iotooth pow
from their Of neatness appenage toilet
The great number OF articles that have been submitted
public for improving the Of the teeth which
have generally proved unsatisfactory induces the
OF the OTEs Toeth Paste confident he sfs superior
excellence and virtue, observe that should
prove ineffective the money will be returned
Il be had OF II. G. Hart, LIS Broadway; Mrs A. C.
Cannons, No. Aston House, Broadway; James II. Bat.
279 Broadway; George C. Howe Co. las Chatham Johs
Hove Dentist lo4 Strand street, corner Of Mercer 4.
Guon Bowery and Grand and Pike
and wboesae and retail a44i Grad Dss
Broadway sad Division ST. Price 80 cents. Be careful
ob,sia The paste. do Sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

IDATENT LAMPS, WARRANTED-Irpro
Mechanical and 0rn Lsnps recently Invented by
Nesrs Ocean Co Paris superior to former isvepisu
or their utility and beauty.
The subscriber sole agent and importer In the Uniiod
for Messrs Decau Co. begs leave respectfully
form the ladies and gesemen this city that be
I'd No 7s unctoa ofMaiaen Lane and Liberty streets
Lamps which he intends keep constantly
haHd and invites ell those who may be interested
thereof favor HIM with call being eonfdent that this ard
Gle, entirely from the great popularity has already
aur~d among the fashionable circles Paris and sm
orders which constantly received, kat merin
fail to be duly appreciated by this stegent
nty seconds being besides sufficient examise
fecy plain in It's and operation, and being
same time object OF curiosity by ITSELF
These Lamps be adapted purpose In the n
illumination, and be asserted without heStauoB ersg
geraton-ihat alone produces light equa 10 Is
candles One these lamps be used discretion wihop
least al terstoa the mantle piece the table
very simple combination adapted a. chandelier
One Of peculiar pcrties this invesfios
that the glass tube and not the wick that regslcs Ne
diminished by the lowering q The WICK except VIXEN
total extinction isrequirea.
Another peculiarly OF that the lamp
be used beconsg clarified by the unctioss OF the
mechanism, which latter wound osse IN the evening, aid
light suitably regulsed ssung further ssentsa
The sub.erib~r mas alss ON hand full Of plain
easily adapted 10 candles which gives them the deceptive
pearsnce OF sscy smp and they agreeable ssd
gentle light are reeommendabe 10 psusroos nDdeSs
and ~rers There such Of
scriptoa sod fancy gIsbss attaehedto the above
iI5Sn' Au0'N DACON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

nH. y, FRANCIS, DENTlsT-Hss removed 70
~ fJe Chambers street. opposite 10 Hudson where be
continues prscce al The various Irancbes of Dentistry,
the and improved principles His preminns
lncorrupe Teeth Of the best quality full
rantea remain 10 the wisAeut the ~
sprsgs or gstures Tooth ache crops that WI she
violent Moth ache IN afe~ moments, and the
preserve the TOOTH ssd ell pam from The gs
ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted by DR.. Francis, whck a.
listing sbed from the ssinra and vA perform evev
motion organ without Fvng the slightest pain. Fcr
an i'm Improvement N this art be has received diplsps
Ass EYE WATER DR.. y. respectfully sociv The aisss-
tios the psbc 10 hs eStrsorasary and ecseocs
Rye Water u has fully proved itself most ,slsshe spfa
eaen nAsmn alton ssd weakness cf be eyes. Ybcss sf
diseased fer has PERFECTLY cured IN fsw
days sna ise-gaged TO DO 80.
The Rev. Harrison, Thompson street. procured hsssle
OF The above Mrs Hssons and 10 his ssionsbcss
the dimpess apd paa, which has bees exces
fr mary She bad used eye wstey botssy
oil failed therefore hope the pubke VII 5000 ,pgres@
as value. JOSkrn uhNhfsyN..
Ths u to certify that Mrs MCsarey, No 2Jsres street
widow sf late DR. NC sfrey, has ussd Dr. Franeh "a.
water which am happy to- state had ihe Sesrea -
mag say aved absolute bills dscs~ erevls 60
safely most - and ,suaoe e,s
and only rsauire- kpews mske ~ s.neSs
Prem IN. IL sn,epy OF those who have usee' ~ 49,
prepared by Dr.. Frsscn, have no nesr@uos-' oeos-
ing Il 10 the special notice Of the pusn1s a nrYS,~p
ua-tms Pastor ~ INC !. wv .Ss-s'. S1esos~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
HOLIDAY ESENTs.
CARDS.

THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale
Oil Vtrol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua Annonia, Muriatc Asid
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue Vitriol Manganese,
And many other articles in the ae OF their business
Orders will be received al their Banking house, No. q
Broadway the office OF their agent No West street
Be5-ly* GEO g. GILBERT. Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

STRAw AND TUSCAN HAT mANUFAC.
- TOpv-wANTED-A few gocd hssds, 20 whom con-
employment viii be gives. Apply TO No ~ rnnss
street, Broohyn Hex~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
NEW DIZZY GOODs: -,

III W. REVIS l23 Chatham takes the earliest oppor
tuny anaouneng through the columns OF the Heraa 10
the Laaie OF Ne York Brooklyn the arrival OF the most
novel and fashionable Cacocs offered to public netce
having them under
dies visit his establishment early at prices lnhnely
cheaper than any period and adequate idea can be
OF the superb appearance and rich quality OF these
goods but BY actual and will be found TO surpa
all precedent which must undoubtedly sun the
and most economical Of purchasers. -
o. The approval system OF one price IS SUI continued al
tbs establishment. j, w. REViS, lzS Chatham ST.
fl2-las doors from P~ar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

u THE Commttee of Management OF the Thistle Bene
VIOLENT Association, beg respectfully that their
Annual Ball will take place Friday evening the 10th
March, 1885, when they hope their friends on form
| er occasions WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
i ar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

COMPLIMENTRY BALL TO D. ). LUCAS TO
he gven N Masonic HALL Monday Evening, March s.
1ss ON which occasion the New York Brass Band have
volunteered the services the Baad will in course OF the
Eyenng entertain company with several select pieces on
thelr brass insruens Lesder of the Brass Band Mr. Lo
tbias Leader OF Cotlon Band, Mr.. W. Wallace Also,
.eyera Fancy Dances will be brought forward.
Prices OF Tickets ST. be had a the North American Hotel
Bowery; Captain seelys Branch Hotel and 2, Masonic
Hall. D. VIM BhENNEN, 'hairmsh
JosEPH IL. PENCE, Sec. f@4,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

U,HnNCH LAN&yAGE-ORAL SYsTEM.-The
Subscribers Evening Class from half past to bali
n.., oeock every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday which
was 10 begin on the 9Th s~d postponed, viii positively
commence Thurs isy, 22d inst The gcptemeH suosc
hers hae who be drosed TO joo the class are re-
ques,ed to be present a. The Tune appoated
u. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

GENTS CENTS-CENTS-For sale or exchange
~ large quantity OF pennies Apply al the desk OF this Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

WANrBD-A married practical farmer with lev
w grown childres sher Amenssn, English Scotchps
derssndng an m branches take charge for
share farm Of so seres In Of the most
dueve psrts orbe state OF New YORK on jnpesn
with the North River Apply with good reeresse. by letter
B. <5e lower post anhee. secdlm'
LOO, 600 .esS a. III. IL, Tor he .ss,s
err IL bright kegs OF and 90 gallons put MP IN sn-
perier ayls, for aleh by ca j. n, WELLS, lN Water g.
.S-9ms restdoor 20 Fcretcte'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01
DUFF GORDON SHERRY WINES.

huff GORDON a. CO. No. 10 Broad st. offer for
IL chsice the Sherry Wines OF their own
nnd quarter casks entitled to debenturei
i2s-lms
ITO LET-The upper part of Nos. and Peck Slip
COMMUNICATING small brick kitchen In the rear cellar
convenient residence for respectable small ismlyno
family In the premises the lower part being occupied as
OH es. Apply No.4 Peck Slip. f20.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

NnW York TATTERsALLs=,nhe rsgpler
sales q Horsss Carriages, ne q ms wen e1&-
kshnert eoninus 70 take place every ht1dy ~ ~snrA
and proprietor alse adopted the snowng rue W
"Geailenea havsg horses for 6e WI n0t = ~
thsg I'LL LIST May noxt ne usual sos-
sion. As will be charged aeua sales only -. .
The sale will commencs MONDAY, msrcn oSo ~
IL oclsck and all hsrses &c INTENDED Tor s sae 3
shown and entered before Saturday, marcn . a., ~
horse be offered auction snles registered In nas
JOHN W. WATSON, 44s Broadway.
~ b. Horses registered for sale be lea al New for
aersss before IL O'Clock on the day on SALE or sey W
not he offered JlsSmr
GENTLEMEN's
CAST OFF CLOTHIN BOU Oh T,
ana the full value given in cash, by
II. LEVITT,
No. go Blocker street, near Carmme street,
york.
III Knowing there persons who make great put In
their for Cast OF Clothing many
give the full value fer the same H. L. will
those GentleRen who may have such articles by them,
and who send for him. Of their receiving the very ID
most value IN cash Tor every article.
~ Is. line through the post eaics otherwise, the
above address. will meet with due attention. j65n3
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
AT liz BROADWAY.
VISITING CARDS, plain writing. the Italian and
hands, printed the polished German Porcta Card may
STOU1'S Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be
Also, silver plated and Number plates the plating
which uncommonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with distinotnsss
and taste.
Letter Stamps Consular and Noorial Seals engraved
der.
Brass Door Plates Knockers, nc.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden lane
dS05ms and Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

sBOhTf ~ PlCksEs-
"A lecs cssss, dp1eu each, gallon jsr
le0e 10 DO N halt do
e.sJ.s. WELLS, Is4 ws,era
I0-Nps next aosr 10 Hollis Hotel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

hEsEs; i N.Y. HdAnMpsNv 10y ~ s6sfsS1cspai
e<oeoco, al paid IN and Observation-Disclosures 70
ARE insurspee rAs Proposals for insurance nfs o.
bsldrgs s.Aise, and for the renewal
The city Of New Yorh len the eountisg ooe ~ DIVE
- JOSEPH BALCH, Pressden-
Hc~o. n. ,sc3 j8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

@SO RE WARD. Lost on Saturday afternoon In Pearl
ADU street Maiden Lane, red pocket book containing
Sso7 go Of which in the Safety Fundhe
maner OF $S57 bills OF various denom
nations on banks Any finding the same and
leaxing il Al office, will get the above reward iA'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.-Good furnished
be had 202 Broadway without Board from
81 10 So per week Bedrooms $ large pleasant sitting
rooms, fronting Broadway. for 81 per week, furnished
N. b. A Re ecory within or three doors. f24 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

r ARGE HOG-For sale, hog weighing from TO 10
L. hundred pounds Apply at the New York Rice Mill cor
ner Jederson and Souii, sts f22N
EROST,S TRIAL-For sale al this Office, lumber oil
copies OF the trial OF Professionalism OF witnesses
ak district attorney charge of Recorder Rker, &c. &c
Price q cents j2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

HANGING ACADEMY.-Tte Misses Parker
most respectfully inform friends and the public that
their enef Ball will take place next FRIDAY EVE
MING Marck I'd, at Tammany Hail. on which occasion va
O'clock and be continued until late hour Tickets for I'D
mission S-to be had the Hail. Mr. Psresdence, lol
Bowery. Leader OF the Band, Mr. BROWN -.
Pnhlics as usual. every "wednesday evening ml-zt*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

A RTISTS AND AMATEURS are invited 10 ex-
IA anime original Antique Oil Paintlng representing the
birth of Christ and Adoratos of the Shepherds The
painting upwards of 300 old and in perfect
non ard retains all the original briancy of coorng. The
same has been exhibited the Academy of Arts two seasons
has Europe and considered of the me ST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

ERANKLIN THEATRE.-Thc manager OF this
Theatre ambitious of fulfilling his promise OF render
ing inferior any in the city is DESTROYS of organizing
strong, talented and efficient Company aad tor this pur
pose a. nounces receiving the application Of
only such Of Acknowledged dramatic merit
Application made person atthe Box ONCE between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock. - -..
Franklin Theatre, Feb. q, 1885 wM sEFToN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-01

CKEENWICH INsUHANCE 8VMPANt-
NV ers an buildings Of description, nersh anse
bossehsd urntse aud ah Kinds Of PERSONAL property, takes
- !. re.sanate terms rs sny other Office in this city
pfsEcroRs
-,oo,hx ghn,er,ere George suehley,
i."aa G.,.a Joseph w. Beaale,
49,. 49,, Henry J. Sesmsn,
Hor,tio Mott, ,osn " Il $3.50
sr,s.-. "a r,,..r, Edward n. West,
1872 49,. Abraham Coursen,
As-ah.n Ven Meet, VIM. Morris,
wm v. Havemeyer. WIZ y, nn,ns'.""e''
Jehn Delamsier, Koeerl y y. sn ~, - 'p~..a..,
TIMOTHY wHITTEMoRE, Presash.
JOSEPH T0RREY, Secretary, >"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Charlottesville, and Klch-
mOnd and Frederic X sburE.

ASSENGERS leaving Richmond Frcder
icksburg IN the RAILWAY CARS at 5 A.
NJ reach Charlottesville the same day at or :. T.
NJ more than half the way being by the RAIL
ROAD: aud the rest over road, naturally one of
the very best for stages in middle Virginia. 80 that,
aided by frstric teams, coaches, aud drivers, pas
sengers may in good weather. be ensured speed Of
sir mites an hour, without allowing tot soppagcs.
They will moreover yet from Richmond or Fred
,ricksburg Charlottesville IN from 10 9hoarS less
time frdrcitag than by any other route with literally
so njgh frdrciijng 10 interfere with sleeping hours.
The RAIL. WAY CARS. for ease, comfort and
.paciousnsss resemble The paflour Of IN elegant ho-
tel more lhan any vehicle for land travelling.
StnIus IN Charlottesville all night, and TIL after
breakfast rapscngcts may then 90 daily 10 Staunion
ant every other day to Lsnchburg. in coaches own
ed by the prupicofs Of tire kail-Ro line; the
only coaches on those roads. From Siaurton, sta
yes owned by the same pfoWietoIs run every olher
day Soulhw cstwo rdly Though Lexington buchanan
Ne; whlc others, owned by MessIs Porter Bel
dem run IN like manner Wesfwafdy. 10 Gny"ndotte.
From Charlottesville downwards, the stages for tie
present viii set out At noon, dine al Mrs Clark s.
and reach the RAIL- oAp DEror 1t early bedtime ,
whence setting off at half past next morning pas
scngers get TO Richmond by 10, \. NJ, and to Fred
erlcksbutg aud the Potomac IN time for the Railway
cars to Baltimore
The Old Mail Line ofs.agcs between Fred
crlcksburg and Charlottesville, through orange, VIII
still run . tunes week.
F,nr from Richmond 10 ChariohesriHe S54
Fred'g. 10 CtarioH@r,ac, tby either
10 going upward, passengers will require two
meals only downward, three meals aud a nights
lodging.
once at the EAGLE lorEl, Charlotcsyillc-A-
gent Nh. JouN FoNIIs.
April 70 8"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
Bedford Female Academy ,.
Eibersu, kn

Pills may during the presen, yea, !.
Il ed at any period ofthe Course and iii 'e enter
ged ra'eab'y 10 the time. To avoid de,,na oe Char
organization Of the School, there will hs - the
ton, until the Fall. 'o 10 Vaca.
on nu'p %a Ia English and French, so dollar, D.,
mum board' washing, lights and fire. per an
month. Italian or Spanish. $40 nov a nre' 80 per
$40. Embroidery, colored and white e. Muse,
'un'sh then own Bedding To those TO- &c., fupls
tance' 1t can be supplied at a mojerat o" a DIS
Summer Uniform THIS will consist or r".e Seharge
paIe-b1e printed Cambria the figure, sm mH'e Of
close APES OF the same Pamaejs of wh, r. and
Straw p.b" Rn ,ene Linen edsed blue Brad.
Sky -blne; Green Wells. JeweIry and Emh, eu with
prohibited as well as all fnery in general
March 10 O'i'No ION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
POLITICAL.
From ase .Soatlern Literary Messepger.


Awake, awake, the sun isup awake and sally forth,
We've had jeSelry, from out the frozen north
The earth is roted dazzling White, eaeh tree IS hung WIN
gems,
stems.
Each bash and every humble shrub with precious stones are
strung,
And all the purctt brightest things by hand'ns round are
flung;
The cn,'rad and the amethyst the topazcs bcholdi
And here and there rub, red sparkling in the cold
The crv .ote and jasper aud that bright >adhe stone
The hoi, Pamcs prophe, upon the Heavenly throne
Her, all the gold ophir shines. with all Golcondas store
And who could number up the countless more
The holly in its darkest green with fruit looks gay
Enchesed in solid silver too, how rich is s display
green and gold the agss pine seems almost IN osHe
With all the suns rcleo ted light yet sotened TO tho gaze.
The cedar al ouasor'd tree in scripture tits told
They laid thee in the Of God, and covered thee with
gold
Blu, great as was King Solomon he the house he made
were drcssd in such magnfecnee thou host here dis
play'd,
The beech tree stands rich amy of long and shining
threads,
It. brittle tough. all bending low earth their dropping
And now ard then some broken LIMB crashing oia
high,
And slo~erng down world Of gems hut sparkle os c> A.
The lofty oal-tbc hundred lul d Brimnu. ofhc trees,
Spreads out his pondrou- icy loud cracking in the
And ms the reused up lion shakes the deN drops from his
NAME
So doe. the woodland monarch shake los ehp scL Ger the
plain.
But time would fail 10 tell ofalla bright and starry host
The norh.Niud brnss Ito witch the world from om tn
realms offrost:
The u,ng--he deiomd-lhc ll and saple-.
bough,
The brnmbo rude, the rugged thorn, pure und spoic-s
We councillors of eanh onh, We priuccs who have
gold =
Your dadems, yc Kings brng heretIc r"cd crowns 'e
hold;
Come, woman in thine ornaments. IN all their cost, sheen.
Aud let them be the ose,c that groccd queen
THIS grass that's troidn under loot this weed with branch
ing arms,
Thus gterns in the mouiug sun, hath 6ty-folI their
charms;
Then cast your baublcs vi, nwa, and bend solemn thought
To Him. who hath tins gorgeous from storm and tenn
pest wrought.
Yet this fair pageant snon n,u.t fr bcio the breath
And by the fiat hi your wealth shall fade
oh la, worthless riches ~, winch moth and u' assn
But those which the judgment dn, bro Christ viii then
a,sil.
VIA, though the sun soon melt tus 6ust wor, aud its
FORM
he speaks them ntole aauin who rides amid the storm;
So IN he hgkiSg u cgs, at ne last Gtmpct dead,
Our bodice fashioned sor,oasg shal up from the dead
The up destined wayhon ow do heed my calls
In ours thc VISION molts nma, The bascss ttbrir falls
L. too could shed lears aasl that this
past
For street. brus emnd, which hcd away
NCGArOR.
. Job chapter ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

We, the subscribers have each of us in use, one Of
Fox x Borland's Patent TnIshng Machines, made
by Nh Jabez Parker of Richmond, and we do hereby
certify, thai we thuk them greatly superior to all
other nds that we have ever in use !; as they
thrash very clean, much faster, and requires less
horse power to work them than any other kind that
we have ever seen, aud think them very durable
they appear to be every strong, and the drums
made that they can be changed end for end, when
the face oithe teeth ma, be smoth thereby bring
my their unworn side to the work, which makes
them last nearly twice as long those that can
not be so changed.
(Sgncl)
WM. T. GILES, .IMeiia c0unty
SAMUEL JoNEs Polrlatan.
ROBERT X. PrMBEEroN, do
john GILMAN, do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

Messts Joseph Chiffon. aud Margaret his vile,
Matthias Is Y. ID. Eowlcy, and Mana Il. his
Wiz anl Johu Scott,
! 5 you reside without the limits OF he Common
wealth ii Virginia, take this pubic mode Of
giving YOU nouce, that shall the second day oi
The neal tenn ol the Circuit Superior tour ol Law
and Chaneery lnf the town OF Lynehbnrg, under,
and III rntue Of The reservations contained III the
decree of The SAID court pronounced the 23d day oil
Nav, ~, III the therein depending, between
Thomas ]. Garden aud Robna his wife, David +,
Scott Ann i. Scott, an infant lay Henry !. Early,
hcfneM friend, aud the SAID Henry r. Early. PLAN.
THIS and myself as executor of Anselm Lynch, de
ceased, Joseph Chiffon, aud Margaret his wife, John
Scott, Edwin Pnce, and Susan his wife, SackylIlc
hing administrator OF Robert Scott dec eased, Ed
mnnd Winston administrator Of Thomas AldIidge
deceased, Edward :. Walton, aud Janneu his wife,
aud Matthias X. Y. u. Rowlry and Maria 4. his
We, defendants, Apply To the sand Cout lor DEGREES
against YOU respectively, for yuur respective proper
Tons ul the sum OF thousand ulue hundred aud
eighteen dollars, and eighty FIVE cents, with interest
aud Gust, thereon, according to law-that is to say
shall ASK decree against you, Joseph Chiffon, aud
vile. ior ninth part OF the sad sum oil S6,9l3 b.
with interest and costs thcteou--l shall al,o ask Il
decree against you, Matthias X. v -. Kowley AMI
WIr. lorune other nnth purt OF the SAID sum of
>6,9ls - with interest thereon, and coSts-and
shall also ak decree against you, John Scott Ion
one othef ninth paf OF the sad sum OF S6,9ls g.,
with interest thereon, aud costs.
hive been compelled to pay the SAID sum Of
S6.9ls 70, under 4 decree Of the said court pro
uounced on the 2blh day Of May lS37, in suit
therein depending between Susannah Foster,
plaintiff, aud myself, Thomas Harvey administrator
otakobeit Scott deceased, who was administrator Of
John Mitchell deceased, and Of Susannah Mitchell
deceased, Reuben Moore sheriff of Cupeper ooun-
". and as such administrator of John Mitchell Jr.
deceased. aud others, defendants. The recovery IN
this last mentioned suit grcm ont n, and found
ed upon the default aud mai administration of Rob.
Scott deceased, as administrator OF the said John
Mitchell. the elder, deceased, and 81 Susannah
Mitchell deceased, my lestator having been, in his
life time, the executor Of the last will aud testament
Of the SAID Robert Scott deceased.
CHARLES IL. LYNCH, Executor
OF Ansclm Lynch decrased
April uIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
A RsaERs 81 MILLS.

HNllE UNDERSIGNED have leased The ,ho.o
VI - Il Il y, Tor the present year TheywI
give the highest prces for Wheat, delivered etbe
at tie MILL OF on the opposite side of the RIVER
Ground piaster always kept on hand
good MILLER may obtain employment by an
plication TO tie subscribers. One without A family
would be preferred. DAVID STAPLES
JANIS l.. LAMkIN.
April 80 w6m