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s $BO & OR Eg

more or less. SAID Farm is pleasantly
situated, having OH il Il good Spring,
Sood Apple Orchard, SIX or eight acres
OF Meadow, together with comforsalI.
buildings. 4 further description IS
deemed unnecessary, as purchasers Will
jndge for themselves. Said land adjoins
The lands OF JOAN Henry. James lien
r.. David ShuliZ and OILERS. The tile
$ beloved 10 be indisputabIe. bu, none
o!hel will be eivs,, but such as is ves.
ted in ne RS Executor. Terms made
known on the day Of SALE. Q
SAMUEL M'GUFF[N,
Tx or Of Jolia ri Faddin. deed.
Aug -
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NOTICE.

| will ofer at public sale on Friday
the Goth of this month,
Some Horses and Colts, Cows and
Calves, Sheep and Hogs, Farming
Utensils of every kind, some Corn in
The field, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, with variety Of other articles
too tedious to mention.
Terms made known on the day OF
sale WIN. ALLISON.
Sept. ID
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ATTENTION,
OFFICERS Of tie S21 EPeg'E,, !

YOU are hereby notified TO meet al
the Court house in Stanton, on Sator-
day the 2 st day Of September next At
~ O'Clock a. NJ. for the purpose Of C.
iecHng COLONEL for said Regiment,
III the place Of franklin McCue, ESQ.
resigned.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN.
il. C"l. Commanding
j2nd Rcg't. V. ~.
August 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
FRESH MEDICINES. &c.


- -zAza2GSsS = = A. Z y s. 80 S - "a
Respectfully informs his ftiemGs and
the public, that he has jus, received, and
is now opening, in the Store House.
South and nearly opposite the Post Of
flee, general assortn.ent Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
MuDs, and Groceries,
Which he offers on as good terms as
they can be purchased in this country
and as 'hey have been carefully select
ed, he is cusbled 10 recommend them us
FR t,Si il aud Of good quality.
lie respectfully ;nvi,es the attention
OF Physicians. and the public generally,
10 his storh-and hopes by close ai,en-
ton TO business. with determination 10
sell articles of good quality, and at rea.
sonIble prices, 10 merit share of their
patronage.
SeDt5
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

e. Orders for Tickets and Shares and
Certificates Of Packages in the above
magnificent Scheme, will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official
account Q! the drGwiog sent immediate
ly after it is over, TO all - no order from
us. Address
D. S. GREGORY& Co. Managers,
Richmond, "a or Hrashingi0n City ID. G.
August Is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
SGge OF TaggasSybge
e. "A To ED s..

IN pursuance OF several DEGREES, rem.
dered in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Choncery for the Corporation
OF Lynchburg, in the suits OF Picket VS..
Clark and others; and Garland, &c. VS.
Dixon. Clark and others, the subscribers
will offer for sale. at public auction, on
the 9TH day of October. 1889, (the same
being Court day in front of the Court,
house OF Montgomery County. the tract
or parcel of LAND in said DEGREES mems
toned, lying OIL The Bent Mountain, in
said County of Montgomery, aud small
portion thereof in Floyd County, and
commonly known as the Bent Mountain
tract. consisting of about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
VAGUAgII
kE6D U.s. ege7soEp Il q r
FOR SALE.
N%EsSGls

49,, ~ &CGESGU e-sssrsS----
The subscriber offers for sale 10 the
brightest bidder, on The 18th day Of Sep
tember. Of not sold privately before
that time the HOUSE s LOT on
which he resides, 10 the centre Of the
lower end Of Waynesborough, Augusta
county, on the main street-There is
large FRAME HOUSE well finished
and IN good repair, good fire place.in
every room; there is also a good BRICK
X ifCHEN at the end Of the house and
a large BRICK SMOKE HOUSE, a
good garden, in good repair. This
property is convenient to a never falling
Spring. Further description is not me-
cessary, as those wishing to purchase
viii call and view the premises Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
JESSE ID. GREGORY.
Sept 5-it
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r AHHlOHgHNG.

THE subscribers having located
themselves in Mt. Sidney, intend carry
ing on the above business in all its
branches. They return thanks for the
liberal patronage they have received and
hope to continue TO meri. the confidence
OF their friends.
They will take all kinds of country
produce at cash prices. The Northern
Fashions will be received regularly.
JAMES BRADY, So Co.
Mt Sidney. Sept IL.
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h9Eaas For. SsnHe.


will sell TRACT OF LAND, Is.
ing IN Augusta County, mile from
Greenvisle, on the cast side of the main
ROAD, aud adjoining the lands CT John
Browniee. Sami. Finley. David Shui,z,
and I. Williams, containing
ASO eggA9 E%.
about 40 acres in timber. There is on
The place large and convenient brick
<RgZ2 dwelling house. good Baru,
InsEEJ Oicbard, &C. Possession
Lse.s.aksa5s- can be given at any time.--
Terms accomm odating. Ifthe above land
is not previously disposed Of it will be
set up TO the highest bidder on the 10Th
day Of October next
JAMES NJ. LiLLEY.
August &c.
0o- Rocking ham Register inser, ill sale
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
$4,000 ACEgUSo

IL or IS, coo Acres of " hich will be sold
in one body and the residue IN detached
parcels. as may suit the convenience of
purchasers About 10 900 acres Of said
land is rich and level, not less that,
1000 acres is good meadow land
and about 1000 acres cleared. The
whole of said tract o. land is well wa
tered and has upon il two streams am.
ply sufficient for Milling establishments.
The Ben, Mountain tract has for ma
ny years been regarded as one of the
most desirable Stock Farms in Virginia,
aud from personal examination Of the
lands. the subscribers feel no hesitation i'm
recommending ii to the attention Of the
public.
The said land will be sold on credit
of one, Two aud three years. tre9ui,ns,
however, sufficient amount in cash TO
defray expenses Of sale, SCI Bond
with good personal security will be re-
quired of the purchaser, and the tile re-
tanned as further security for the pur-
chase money. Fair plais O.: the said land
will be exhibited Oh the day of sale,
shelving the quality and boundaries Mir.
Lawry, who resides upon the old Bent
Mountain tract, will shew the above
land at any time TO persons wishing TO
purchase. The title is believed TO be
unqnestionable, bat acting as Commits
sioners OF the Court. we will convey
such title only as is vested in US by said
decree.
f. H. MAYS,
ELI rHLEGAR. Conn
August |, lS39-St
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nRgLLTANT sgNEg;gE,.

Besides Prizes OF S,I5G-l40-f20-
s lO0-S0-40-and lowest prize $40.
70 Number Loncry-l2 D,G,on Ballots.
Tickets only $20-IIalves $lO-Quar.
ters S5--Eiohtbs 81 80.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
LEVI C. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLY.
Administrators Notice.

VIE subscriber was appointed Admins
traitor, de bonis non. on the estate .ol
Stephen Forman, at the June term Of the
Probate Court Of jefferson county, Miss
Noeice il therefore hereby given, to al per-
sons indebted 70 said estate, 70 make imme
diato payment; and those having claims .
gainst said estate, to present them duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed By
Law, or they will be barred.
LEVI C. HARRIS, Admr. de bcni non
August 8, 1880.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

Dissolution.

THE Firms Of Kelly 4 Harris, At New
Orleans, and Of Harris 4 Kelly, Il Rodney,
we're Dissolved on the first day u July last,
by mutual consent. The settlement Of said
concerns will be attendedto in New Orleans
BY Henry Kelly, and in Mississippi, by Z.
G. Harrie, and the name Of the firms will
only b used in liquidation.
LEVI C.. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLY.
August g, 1898. Ct.
The Grand Gulf Wing. will copy the q.
bove nix times, and forward the account here
for collection.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
Administrators Sale,

Administrators Sale.
PURSUANT to an order ofihe honora-
BILE tie Probate Court Of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, granted at the regular
June term, 1889, the subscriber, rs Admin
istrator Of the estate Of John Ducker, decd,
late Of said County, will sell on
Tuesday, the eighth day Of October merit,
the real estate Of said deceased, consisting
ora sumber Of improved and unimproved
lots in the town nf Rodney, Mississippi, on a
credit Of one and two years, the purchases
giving bond and approved security.
THOS. A. COMPTON,
Administrator.
August 26, 1899. 69-ts
@The above sale is postponed unit
Tuesday the 5th day of November neat,
when in addition to the above, will be sole
shares Of stock in the Rodney Steam Saw
Mill. TIIOS. A. COMPTON, Admir-.
Rodney, Oct 8, $780,. ts-75. 4
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

o,.s.s' s .!y : = : 70 =.
cnaseo Iano = eAas' s"u ue .s.
'n,leo g :, move = "s 49,. e 1 60
=. s'ose, WI se'. 90 uc.'s' .J.',s -.
.1c psIcca'g nnn p"s W" 80 '''''
'es'ney ~ '''s - ~ e@'e''
The Tract OF Land
,..,.-.- 4. "a L.. ...:,,aa =.
. 80 . =. -. ~ 80. .ha.. 49,. !. =.
49, t $50 - ...:. crnrM
,,i1s 3D.. Nm crvrwTv 1Tprr
he. b..nd.e.i - .rd , .svsr,v e ,sh;ch 80
,i.s -, "a :. a..,.:v..:an "a ~ .o,r.;.
=. e.h :, ~. s.. ar -. ~
!. ~ The co.,n,. -. ha,s = ~ The nrem; =.
" e.. 49, 49, 49,, .....d nWrG NC ,r:.l,
.;a ,1 e"1 s "a ~ fra ,l.-.. Alec al
-. 20 !. s.,eh 5...,,;s -
..,.h 49,, -. .s,s o.. r.sr,,,,,. :, ~,
.s.d -" .rhas . 8 .lsc rco, On On, R..n
n NV. "o,e = 49, 80 ' - -.,"..'
a' "cu 60 o''s' ''''l'' '.'''s'''' ''osos-
IN. - .ha.. 80. .haa. .,,:.l $3.50 60,
Z. aooso uas' a':oul'us n,s' .vscI .",'-
.ng springs y 'na. = "o'''u 70 s,0Poes'o'e
% nnd square my acre ne'o' on any
part OF the land, that wonid not contain wa
ter at all times sufficient TOR several hundred
head Of cattle.
The undersigned having witnessed the
consequences Of others clearing the timber
served suficiency Of good timber, on OF
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
EIecetose .Veot6ce.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JKrrrRs0r CourrY. N.
Sept. IS

hsss0Ss4S
TIME Board Of Police Tor the County and
State aforesaid. having failed to ip-
point Inspectors for the Gcnenl Election,
to be held on the first Monday and day fol-
lowing 10 November next. 50
Therefore, by virtue Of the power il m
vested as returning oficer, do hereby up
point the following persons TO serve 40 L.
spectors at the several precincts in the said
County and State aforesaid, on the irst Non
day in November next and the day following
viz: ~
Rodaey-J.U U. Evans, J. T. Voc, Geo
r. Dent.
Paync's Store.-A. E. Green. Gai1e1
Donoho, Alex. Young.
Fayettc.-Chs. West, John II. Golfer
Harris Hill.
Clifton Precinct.-Chs. H. Flowers, Da'
vid McCaa, Jas. H. Watson.
Steucns' Precinct .-Thompso B. shaw
John s. Chambliss, Lawrence Wade.
/ TOrry's Store.-Joel Selman, N. w
Trimble, Isaac McClutchie.
| McZ.c0n,s Store.-John Mitchell, Davi(
Hughes, Peter Williamson.
Given under my hand.and seal this 25tl
day Of September, A. D. 1630.
JOHN A. WATKINS, ] r, fsEAI-1
Sept. 25. 1889. 73se.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
NATcHEz & VIcKsBuRG Mail
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

The steamer KINDS,
AGU10 VAIE, master, Tor vicks-
|57777 nar burg and intermediate
= landings, will leave the
Levee every Monday and Thursday, At s
o'clock, r. NJ, precisely.
This company having contracted to carry
the Nail between the above places. The
public may rely On punctuality and despatch.
Passengers will please be aboard by the
hour specified.
Shippers must pay freight on small par
cells and have bills Of landing signed previ-
Gus 70 the time Of departure.
D. C. NICHE, President
Mississippi Shipping Go.
Naichex, Sept. 5, 1890. Alto.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

Pork and Bacon.


n EMAINING IN the Post Office At Rod
- new, on the lat October, 1885, and II
not taken ont before the Isl day Of January
next, will be sent to the General Post Office
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
JErrERsON CoUvTY. s.

R virtue uf The aboye warrant ii, me d.
rected by the Sheriff IT Tie county and
State aforesaid, ! do hereby give public
notice, that will h,ld IN election at the
different precincts in the county af,rcsaid,
on the FIRST Monday and .ay following ia
November next, for the purpose of eleciine
State and County Officers, required by the
Constitution and Laws Of said State, 10 wit:
Governor,
Chancellor,
2 Members Of Congress,
Slate Treasurer,
l Auditor Of Public Accounts,
Secretary Of Slate,
2 Representatives,
State Senator,
! Sheriff,
Coroner,
Judge Of Probate,
Clerk Of the Probate Court,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Clerk Of the Criminal Court,
Tax Collector,
Assessor,
Ranger,
County Surveyor,
5 Members Of the Board Of County Pc
lice.
/ 2 Justices Of the Peace Tor each Police
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

IT WILL sell at the door Of lie Court
House 10 Fayette,
On Saturday he I'd ef Nopember ser1
between The hours Of II o'clock A. M. and
4 o,clock p. NJ. under deed Of trust exc
c0ted BY r. Fl. Duggan to me for the bene-
fit Of r. @. Hughes, the following property
to Eit:-A tract Of land adjoining Fayette,
containing
Tysenty-six Acres,
bounded by land Of Charles Clark on the
north and east, and BY the aClawson Tract''
on the west--also,
Sece1etv-l9Ue .dcres,
Of the said .,Clawson Tract'' being the
northcrn part thereof-al<o,
Forty-eight & I6-l0O Acres,
lying about halfa mile west Of Fayette, be-
ing the same on which is the
ISL: D,ccNing House,
now occupied by William Is. Stur-
giss, adjoining said :. CIawson Tnci, ALSO,
the following LOTS with the BUILDINGS
thescon, in FAvErTE and RoDNEY, 20 wit:
No. four in square No. two, in Rodney, On
which are thu buildings lately occupied by
Il. H. Duegan & Co., as store and ware
house, and lots No. three, four and five in
square No. two in Fayette,-also, some
Household Fsrnitarr, &c.
Terms OF Sale Cask The purchaser will
receive conveyance Of such title as tho SUBJ
scr'ber has. power by said deed Of trust to
make.
CHARLES CLARK, Trustee.
Oct. 9, 1889. ts-75.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
Marshals Sale.

M0ECu0lO O0lCs
Circ.;t Court, United Ssaies-Io Nooem-
Der Term, 1880.
Cochran & Phillips, l
vs..
Stewart e. Smith, Robt. f, ia. on bond.
Il. Hill, and James NJ.
Knight.
10y virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, shall expose at pub
lie sale, on Monday the 26th day Of Octo-
Der next, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, in the town Of Rodney-,he south side
nf Commerce street, on which there is a
Cotton shed Of large and commodious size,
the front on Commerce street 60 feet, and
runs back $40 feet.
The said property having been levied on
by me as the property Of James NJ. knight
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
execution and oil costs.
Sale to take place between tho hours Of
IL NJ. and P. NJ.
WIN. M. GWIN, Marshal.
By JOHN HUNrER, Deputy.
Sep. lS--td [pr fee 80 OO]
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

Is A. Lowsry 4 O.,
0sovgs " Tysos 4 CO.
II N ATTACHMENT Cor the sum a
+ IA sixteen hundred dollars, issued out u
tho nfIice &c John a. Watkins, Justice 81
|lhe Peace, ia and for raid county. The at
iachnent u this case hating been returned
duly executed, and Tie defendants failing To
seplevy the property attached, and give spe-
cial bail lcrein
Z Notice Is hereby given that unless the
said dcfendantsJo appear here, ON Or bef;we
the first day Of he ncxt December term 81
the Circuit Court aIore mid, give special
bail and plead herein, judgment final hy
default. will be rendered against them, aiid
the estate attached be sold.
- Given under my l,an1 and seal
g &c said Court, this l7tb day Of
)September, 1880.
JAS. J. coLLltR, Clerk.
%
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

10 0Sssu sS
Aggett, Thos D
Anderson, E w
Anderson, Mrs E w
Adams, Isaac
Bruy, Richard
Beatty, Mrs
Bools, Matthew
Buck, w Il
Baker, 'Thos F
Buck, SamI z
Bagnell, Sarnl
Brown, Richard
Brandon, Mrs G
Blanton, Benjamin
Butler, J
Briscoe, John
Burt, Henry A
BEAMS, J B
Baldwin, Hymn
Blackston, P NJ
Bradford Edmund
Coleman, Asa
Coleman, Elijah
Coleman, Isaiah
Clarkson Miss Mary
Cowden, Jno J
Carroll, Stephen
Compton, Thos A
Clernlnans VIM
Compton, w H
Compton, Benz
Coleman, Israel
Cole, Jas NJ
Cahill, Dennis J
Corzine, John G
Clayton, Daniel
Compton, Thos A
Davis, r g
Deming, Richard
Dixon, Robert
Disharoon, VIM
Davenport, 8 w
Elmore, Levi
Euben, Lilly
Ellis, B B
Farley, r B
Farley, Geo P
Fry, Robt A
Fawn, Miss 8
Farnsworth, Alva
Galtney, Joshua
Garrett, Joaeph
| Green, F w
| GreeVes, Jon =
| Gillcrcase, WIN
| Gibbons, 'l'hos
| GriRing s. Cawther
lGulding, John F
Hunt, David
Harris, Jas
| Hackler, Win
Harding, E w
Hart, OF
Holmes, ] w
Harrison, Isaac
Ireland, Stephen G
Johnson, VIM B
| johnson, Jas 8
Jackson, Edw
James, John D
James John G
n, nos1v
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

2 Constablee, for each Police District.
Given under my hand and seal
g lat said county, this oath day Of
DSeptember, A. D. 1899.
.JNO. A. WATKINS, J. P.
Sept. Is 2l-sd
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
Fancy Soaps.

lust received full supply Of Smith
Pfentiss' Fancy Soap, for sale by
r. N. FEATHlERSrON'H g. co.
Oct. 9, 1889. tf-75.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

- TIE Undersigned having pur
1t{l chased land in Texas, and deter
I'll mined to move 10 i rs soon as pos
sible, will sell On better terms fo
the purchaser, than hns been sold ncs
Rodney for The last ten yearr,)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
rscnrSfcArrp.l

90 SPECIMEN OF SUNDAY slxPENSY LITE
RATUREThe moralIsnuenoe of certain Sunday sirpen-
~ papers, (or 10 the credit Of the talented and enteras
ing al three cents be sad that though like all
that is truly neroroas they pnassumue and modest yet
they contain much of what really valuable instructive and
useful in their ccvnn) may Ne gathered from the following
beautiful chaste and elegant extracts from its columns They
cannot fail TO convince every father Of family of interesting
daughters how indispensable urgent u Cor him to admit,
into his domestic circle Sunday newspaper intended, and IN
possible calculated 10 improve, instruct amuse
polish and refine the delicate and the arthe chaste and
position &c verse style psre lofty aud elegant; de-
void Of all APPROXIMATION 70 indecen profanity
&C gntlemany department. For example, what
exceed the besay Of diction asdeur o. eoqene o.
following ues ~ ausion 10 gentleman who does not feel
disposed 10 advertise ION account Of ito extremely imtcs
circuation) 10 the paper alluded TO;
Atlast. being caught in id dirty trick,
And losing some custom, the rascal fell sick,
He sent for doctor. for when quack issek
He never will venture 10 try his own physic
sM.N
How nexpre.blv sublime and enrolling and instructive
and how we'll adapted for perusa after service Of Sabbath
read out aloud before wives and sisters and daugh
Hsw very promotve OF morals and religion how veil
ness and the Sabbath dayto bury for
day. the reelection Of having Jealous envou and
salignast rivals TO csntend with.
u was once remarked BY very otservant and ntelli-
gent writer United States would produce statesmen
philosophers debators and orators before roe and that
need not looh for Byron, shelly southeya Wsaswovh
or Cowper true, very uue; but them we have not By
| ron or Scott, we have q DIR. SAML jerks SMITH
Can England, France, Germany, muchf Here
other specimen Of this truly sublime, chas,e gentemany and
| veracous poet
But finding that some had ne faith In his humuning
He limited way 70 prevent babies from csmsns
Referred 10 his excellent friesd Mrs ResteIl,
Who the virtue o. womer wa. making Jest all
Affirming that an with fun sas'y could pair
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

the banquet in Macbeth, Parsons SUPPLIES, Richard
the Thrds robes, church benches, stage chairs, all
sorts Of things were strewsd in one proaiscaoss
heap in Leonard street.
Fortunately nc one was hurt that We heard Of But
regret to say that the NEST brutal passed
amongst the crowd-some rejecting on the churches,
some on the theatre, some the other houses. Mr.
Price and Of the actors ofthe Park theatre
present; some laughed some joked, and one excaim.
ed " This Is glorious bonfire" Again. two 6remen,
whom we know well by sight, remarked, "Well,
they wont bring any more Keans to play in New
york; they made it toe hot for one and now they've
burnt out another; and they'd burn them all out Of
New York" The other fireman observed, 81 don't
think Kean viii play Richard tonight" Such sheer
ing remarks are brutal in the extreme, and shoald
subject the speakers to the contempt of every feel
ing man. We feel deeply for Wallack's loss; but,
in the mean time, he must not despond We must
set TO work, organise this day, call meeting and
make arrangements to get up new theatre, on
splendid plan, in Broadway, worthy of the greatest
city in the country.
Let us have meeting imme diatey and ad interim,
Nbo must let Wallack have his beautiful little thea
tire for his entire company and stars. They are all
sufferers alike and demand our sympathy Begin
next Monday with Mr.. Vandenhof; and follow with
Miss Shirref, Wilson and Seguin. The house will
yield $1,000 night. Flynn & Willard sent Wallack
the following letter.
MosDAY, hslfpsst o'clock.
DEAR WALLAeK-8erve it is with the deepest regret
that address youeur Theatre is at your disposal with
interest for yoursef-sars and entire company-fours
FLYNN y WILLARD
New Chatham Theatre.
This was generous; but we think that Niblo's
would BE the best place; but let us organize move
nent to-day, have meeting tomorrow, and perfor-
mances next Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

GRAND ErrsEE. -Today II Is expected that Cover.
nor Seward will make his grand entree into this
city, to make preparations and to concoct plans for
the fall election This will be very tedious work in
the present state Of things There are so many hun
gry expectants, that il will be difficult to satisfy
them and to GIL their mouths However, there is TO
be great dianer given the occasion, and this will
aay their hunger little. The troops are to be re-
viewed, and there is to be great blowing Of trum-
pets and beating Of drums; and the wings intend to
try II they cannot perpetrate more tom-foolenes
than Mr.. Van Buren, and the losofocos did at his
grand procession. t
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Robert Wilson and John johnson were arraigned
on charge Of piracy and robbery, the Goth June
last, board the brig Frances lying in the port Of
San Juan del Norte, Of Nicarauga The prisoners
pleaded guilty. The trial was set down for Tues
day.
Peter Darlington was arraigned on charge Of
counterfeting foreign coin Of the Of the six
teenth part Of Spanish milled dollar The prisoner
pleaded not guilty.
John l.. Watson was arraigned on a charge Of rob-
berry, committed on board the General Parkhill in
the Roadstead Of ST. Marks, Florida. the 3lst Of
January last. The prisoner pleaded not guilty.
The court then adjourned until ii o'clock, Tues
day.