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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

THsAra,cAL.-Celeste appears, for the FIRST imc
in her career at the Park Theatre this evening Sc
vern cr the Sunday and penny papers are gct'os up
an opposition TO her, on the ground that shs has
been long enough on the stage, has taken her 'arc-
we'll, sc. &c. This will probably fill the house, IN
order to solve the curious question, whethes an en-
ioent artistic the best judge Of her own nhairs, os
few penny alinsr., who write from sia.nst genius.
We wsss with prodigious 81 Of fear and trembling
for the result We were goiag 10 conventicle co.
night TO say orr pvsyers-or 10 ball 10 dance the
Highland hns-but We shall now 90 10 the Park 70
how beautiful excellent, amabls~ woajerfsi, OPP
possd, and persecuted Celeste succeAds. Wont you
got hl
o. Gresnoush's statue Of w'Ashinston 10 In Sit
tiax positioa. Absurdt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
- tits a csnsummation
LOST devau 20 be W she'd

eArTcHEs or AME1IcAN AGtsTocRAcy.--T bio
graphical sketches Of the isanciers of Philadelphia
which we have already given, have attracted much
attention We have several more Of The same kim
an hand, and have also received the irst number on
New York buksrs, being sketches Of the directors
OF the Bank of New York, ~ 1914 All these will be
given an Few days Can any person give faith.
fui Sketches 81 the origin aud rise Of the various
hnaneiers q New York. who now consider them.
selves the aristocracy OF wealth, birth, fashion, and
iniclisercci Many Of our bank directors and ma
na-crs have large wealth, large inpudence, large
We've, anc large ears fall account of fashion.
abb poop'e Of New York woud be interes ting.
B.''s. sketches, and "Reminiscences will be thank.
folly received.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

DscsMpsa 14--7hs " s. %. Ssmsd X Weed,
on an sndicfmsnt fer Psjwvy This case p ogresses
very slowly The Whole 81 he second day was 90
cuped in the Al cwsion of one point n law. AM no
deci Ion sbsalsed up - the rising ~ the court.
The csavicts, who Rad been found gniiy ~ the
rresent term were brought up Tor sentenoes htt -
their hosors were otherwise o.cupisd, they were -
nsndsd back 10 the city prison The cssrt sdjourseS
AZ 3 o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
IA ssssuyr,. sr n.

Be'oie the Record r.
Application made TO his honor for q hahoas
corpus, to bring up the body 81 William Ssade. q
minor, new board the u. s. ship North Carolina
u appeared az Shade enlisted about five months
since, unhe known a. h mother, who, on learning
where he was, caused the present proceedings to be
takeS for his recovery.
His honor granted tho molten
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16
P.l5ce Office.

DrcyMHrn l4.-Fns Miscfs. Several loafers and
other rspscs ions rresied by the watch al the
FIRE in Cedar street, busiiy sngssed in carving of
whatever " sa vageD they could lay their hands on
Five only were committed, viz; Thomas McDonald.
Daniel Treaden, Elijah Prliin. and No witt Graft
The others were discharged, ms having act d, inno-
Gently, and Inadvertently.
A Miscreanf "A few days since, q feilsw named
Henry Fisher who brass the propricof ship o(a low
broth l. on the POINTS,, charged one of his niser-
able boar aers with robbing him Of SI4.' The onlv
proof he could give Of this accusation, was hs VOID
lor the loss and the girls admiltasce og her having
saved mp that sun. This was not de ened exactly
sufficient proof wherein Ia ne a dog. The magic
traie DE tanned the girl a. vaerant, hen she esve
the following account Of herself Her name was Ma.
nv wilson. native of New Orleans. Hor parents
were both dead, and she LEFT 20 the gusrdsnship
Mr.. and Mrs. JaSoss, who brought h'raps From The
home 81 her protector she was sedueed ~ q ,ouux
fellow named Williams, who deserted her. and che
then engsgcd herselfas servant with family who
were on visit 10 New York. On thsr rrtuYn hone.
aboat three mouths sin e. she took mp her residence
IN the Five Points rst az the estab kment of
Henry Fisher and thes removed to George Masan' =.
This last worthy insist, on her pak NJ Ne pockets
Of her visitors, and handing him the pvocceds. One
81 this ksd she said. made sone noise and e.
6cers Stevens came ~ the house, when Masoa be-
came frightened. and gave up the money 10 he o.
GERS, lest tho house should be brokes up.
The girl L. recommitted, and MEASURES are 20 b
taken Tor the purpose Of bringing both Fisher 40
Mason TO jHstics
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

FAsHrosAsLE The noble house Of Rsssel, col.
lateral az the Daks of Bedford gave sss,ts on the
other Wednesday evening. A fsil account, inelua-
ing lies and songs, in day oStwe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

Asornsn F,Rs.-Yssterdsy ont IL o'clock q
fire was discovered in the second story 81 the build
lag No. I6s broadway, occupied by Hatfield & Pier
son, H. A. Lincoln, Asa u. Perkins b no. 4 Co.,
and half dozen oilers. II was got under without
serious dapaee.
o. Since Saturday noon, we have had sunshine,
calm, rain, wind snow and last night gale Of wind
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

MspLxy.-The present House OF Representa-
tivos oi Tennessee 10 composed Of forty six farm,
thirteen lawyers, seven merchants 1--WE doctors two
tailors, one siiversmith, and one forgeman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

".
The House this day decided on q proposition Of
Mr.. Wise, that the 6ve New jersey msmb re-
ing the governors certificate SHOULD not be allowed
10 take their seals and vote. Aye liz, aoc- liz.
Absentees--Mr. Hawes, OF kentucky, whig! Mr..
EempshalI, ef New York, whig!i
The vote of either OF the sbse',tees would have
saved the wing Speaker whig majority in the
Hsuse-a WING rspresen alton fr~'m New Jersey
n~d ensured tn triumph Of th cir party--l.t the
blame rest where Il ought.
Mr. Halves was sick; Mr. KEN pc all not vet avri-
ssd although tive weeks have eapsed since the
House met.
The House viii 70 into an slection Cor Speaker to-
night, think, As they have refused all motions TO
adjourn.
Jones, sf Virginia, 10 tbs man Tor Speaker on the
admin traion side. The wings will be beateH.
Psckens will fail, after ell has hard labor {, be aomi
mated
Three men from South Carolina only. waddy
Thomps n, Rbeit and jobs Campbell, a the indie.
pcndenoc vote in favor of states rights. Pickens
and the rest ef the deeg Asion who have been brag
ging 81 anurling the hammer of state rights End fight
ing under the palmetto standard, were FOREMOST to
trample IN tae rights Of sister state But P,cksns
will TAIL ia bis ebjeetto be Speaker. o. q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

o. The Liverpool ste am ship was detained on
Saturday, In consequence Of some difierlty IN get
ting her rudder shipped, and did NOT sail TIL yester
day noon. We sent the latest intelligence by her
news up TO IL o'clock yesterday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

suicspr--Mr Chsrses vose, 81 years of age, a
besrder ut the FrsLklin House, Boston, Jumped out
Of window Of that building, Friday last, aud was
Killed instantly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

LEvrERs To EUKapE M rHE STrAMrR-Gii7ss
took for letters BY the Liverpool, about SliOo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

90 A Fam will be held at the saloon, 2S9 Broad
way forme riy Palmos, Wedne day, the 18th inst.
for the benefit 81 the Sick and INDECENT of city,
d ring the ensuing winter. Those who feel an N
clna,,on to consrbstc towards 50 msritcrious
d.r,a ing. are assured that the Ladies, hv whose
industry IL has been organized, actuassd solely
nv a shirt Of indiscr inmate benevolence towsrds
thst norton OF fellow citizens yhos, circum-
stances have tn'own $40" me cnnty o. the rsbhc'
Their position in society Is q sufficient guarantee
that N pr ceeds will he devoted excIusive.y and
| impsrsially 90 the psrposss they announce. Let
| mot only the chartably disposed, but those alss
| who con smplaie making purchases for the ho-
Iydsyr, or Tor their own indivi convenience
Resolve that. Cor the space II day, instead IL
pasronising the wealthy, they will make their out
lays the two fold purpose cf charity end self
qualification, and will have cause 10 complain
of the srisvous burden oftaxatioa which the author
titles impose wpon them for the support II paupee-
! lem, whether foreign OF domestic. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

BRoADwAv Circus.--w elch H. Go. will bring out
this ming at their Coliseum 10 rosd way, the sur
prisng adventures and exploit1efthe ingssous gen
gentleman Don Quixotts de ID Mancs, snd MS iaith.
got up and will be ell played. In addition Ia the
above, will be performed new osderof' equestrian
and gvmnastic exercises by the company-comic
songs b. Sanford, and others, &C. NC.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

n Tue Lsrssr ssws TO EsoLArp went frsm our
sGse~ yesterday, dated At ~ O'clock. rr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-16

o. Greenoush's statue Of W'4shingtos 10 10 Sit
tiag positica. Abs~rdi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
.kJtsfs fD mn iUi, (y,cDtS

III acceptance OF the office Judge Of
Appeals TO which wa. elected 10y The General Assembly
ins the last WINTER pcclutng further
sional business have cOHdeJ hc
Lyons Esq, md Robert G. Stanari Bot. OF them will
attend 10 that IN The Court OF Appeals and will attend
thai the Federal Court and Circuit Colt of cnco. or this
arrangement havo heretofore app'Ied Clients by
letter 10 ubsiae the future correspondence the
.,llcc Deem proper tn the notice OF
la which the fees have been fully paid !y-ter FED
will he rCGucanh IN those which The due whole
part they VII be paid to At their request
state that where the fee wholly unpaid and the Client
employ other counsel they vi" not hold him accountable them
unless he Wishes their services also But such ii.
ccicd h, The Client WILL before the the Court OF
Appeals ih place, the LIST u Nogember inform them
ni them, OF the of employing vhc counsel
FOItearng 10 thing respecting the that late
Clients from and rctrrrIr. them
they obtain that other ~nh equal
pleasure and confidence those they from
talents md industry Of Mr. Lyons VIII leave hon
cause ~ regret the loss Vi nine.
ROBERT STANhRD.
q 0-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

trae us-yon will say the odds are fearful but under
these un,oward novel and peeled circumstances
we are unierred and will battle TO The last, still con-
idng IN the justice of cause, and the belief that
The people will before il too late, the trap that has
so adroy been set 10 catch lhcm by those armed neu
trn gentlemen
GAS 10 the assertion by IAN Eye Witness that Mr.
Coles was completely demolished by Mr. r know not
what he means Ivy the word. The noisy nppautCrs
(Whgs) Of Mr. K. denied Mr. Coles the cGrrt"sy of
plying OF explaining, and when he 10 do a, the
conclusion al Mr. X s speech, they. with Mr. r hnr
rrdy let the Courthouse. It this is what is mranl b.
demolition, AN Eye Witness is welcome TO all The be-
nehl which the word give him. Though Mr. Cules is
no orator or public speaker never having made speech
before THIS Spring, yet hrs plain, courteous armer kr
mous oi address, pleasing TO the people, and Tar
can ascertain he is gaming ground daily. As regards
the Congressional election. believe Gen. Gordon is
daily gaining in this county but if he should be
beaten here, yet have strong hopes that the District
VIII give him n majority
''.'d6cnda.-Mr. T. in his speech denounced and alb
JIred the name Of Democrat ridlculed the Adm!nsrra
l"n party emphasizing the word pay) Tor The add.
tons they had made to il. lie spoke bitterly OF your
course towards hn-selzlng upon the phrase "snk Or
SWIM iurgeltng ii Of Conservative origin TO tile
great dFl'eht 0! the Wings. lie assnlled that old
and tried Republican, Major Yancry Tor his noble and
independent stand made in the late Convention
terlsng him IS nf the sink and swim parly-a Jim
Crow polItlcIan-"hy; because he would not renounce
his kcpubcanism, and follow The lead Of this modern
noParty gentleman, Mr. Rves. The burden Of his speech
was-perseculinn persecution. cruciixIon! crucIfIon!
but by whom? and for what by the Globe Enquirer,
dc, and The cause he assigned for this cruel Jewish
mode OF punishment, because he had the independ
ence 10 refuse to become purity man. 10 obey Ercrutrc
d'c"tton Indeed his whole address nothing but
tissue Of the violent abuse Of the Administration
aud all lis supporters and the most aru appeals 10 the
Fynpahes OF The people of his natirc county, urging
them To believe him alone ght and true, and the Adm
nlsrailon and s,supporers wrong, and pursuing pn.
Icy tina, would assuredly result. IN the destruction OF
Their liberties" &c. N. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
Good Signs inlother Quarters

from The Har'snton Jettrsonian of the I1M inst)
u' cahoidates IN this county, together with Major
u"oh, me Senatorial candidate, in the held. Mr.
french the opponent of the Major, is marching and
vou"et marching among those who once so nobly sup.
p"eu nm, but from whom he has aposlatized lie will
wv I'VE ou' meagre supper, from them; aud said
FORMER occasion, of distinguished individual he
VIII no doubt realize the truth Of the maxin, shat bile
"e neachery may he rewarded the traitor will be des.
peo Tor his old friends cannot and will not support
I'd MS present allies may, as matter OF necessity
" hm but all This will avail him nothing, long as il
reelected that ne has deserted his principles, and
d" 49, 'c9 under circumstances which certainly cannot
''oonnc 10 his credit, consistent politician"
The plospec, is brighter and brighter. In Cupeper
We are informed that Mr.. Fields success over Mr..
o'oadas SveEy far from being improbable. In Kappa
.shnock, Dr. Nickn will beat his Federal opponent,
or Walden. We hear that the latter gentleman has
put forth circular with view to reiutation Of the
5naige which has been made against him. that ne IS
ftd"o'st- Hold Mr.. Walden 10 il; If he be Federal
~ indeed, we think that an attempt TO get RIO OIL Inc
.ime looks very suspicious In Stafford, Or. fI'zhugh
VII be reelected by increased majority over ar
roo In Loudoun there six Wing asprants, which
probably elect the Republican candidate In Prince
william there is opposition. Let the friends OF the
administration but stand fast and Virginia is safe, and
~, next Legislature will elect Senator who will faith
aly represent her in the councils Of the nation, and
"o ANONYMOUSLY aid in the elevation Of men whose
principles hostile 10 her nearest and dearest int
Tests
From The Marshall Sentinel Of the 9h)
Extract TO the Editor, dated
"WELLsBURe, April 80, 1889
Dear Sir On yesterday, the two candidates tor
sfess addressed the people, land goodly concourse
n Sas) and il was truly gratifying to The GOOD ola
u w Of Brooke that. whilst they support Mr. Seen
roo Tor Congress- they supper, who is able TO pro-
t,''m and defend the principles or Drmocracy.-Mr
raymond addressed the meeting at length and ardu
oasy endeavored TO insinuate much He pretended to
la'ay his course in voting for VIM c. Rives; but The
people had heard of tho house, and being con-
need Ina, there is no such ting a. compromising Prin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
JEFFERSON,

We take the Wing basket Of champagne on the
whole Ss,e-What say you, The Bidde Brand, IL
you plense:-Suy, yes-and the wager is closed. Tho
Wing has only TO call upon any merchant in this City,
i tcins and this paragraph vii! Sc order for the
wine.
.iaother gaunHtt-PubIius has thrown down his Glove
wdde, is 1t no,-and sundry pairs other counties,
which he specifies At alb events we take it according
to the terms Of his wager in TIE Wig. Let him say,
Yes-und it is bargain. Silk gloves, E,srk ye! VS.
like no other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

cple his justification weald have been we'll kept 10
himself DO not speak thus with dlsrespeci to Mr. II !;
not at ALL hut surely his ronci"sions after experience
o. some tacenty years. ore very strange Has he improved
81 bee,- 1t 10 be the opinion of ove-y unbiased mind
viz Mr. H. was fairly beaten out by Mr.. Steenrod
yL' have no hesitation in saying confined himself 10
facts DO not be surprised, If Mr. Sleenrod would pet
an overwhelming majority in Brooke No one has
thought less than 200
"After Mr. Seenrod had concluded his remarks Col
Raymond atose second time, but the people left the
house great numbers, and lie sea himself, sayinr
that II was 10, worth while 10 say any thing more
Extract 10 Ike Editor dated
"TrLER County, April 2G
"l attended, The 2i inst our Court in Middle
bourne II was day long to be remembered-it should
be printed in large cupilasit should be loaded The
minds of the Democracy of Tyler county-Democracy
trumPhed over Whiggery in the town Of Mddlebourne
"Steenrod met every charge manfully and successful
ly; il was a complete viclory-ie of more than
conqueror-bs opponents acknowledged it, and that it
the first time .NiddeGour ,cas beaten and well
done S,eenrod came rtf with grea, applause Ills ma
jorty in this county will be noble cne-one worthy of
the man Say to the Democracy of the district 10 be
united, and our success will be glorious"
' For the Sentinel and Democrat.
"Mr. Maclane:-The editor of The Marshall Beacon,
in his last paper, denies he says from recent nell
gence, from Monongaia county, that the Hon. Nm S
Morgan taking any part in the for Rppub
candidate for Congress, Lewis Sleenrod.
had heard much said respecting MIR. hlorgans course,
and to satisfy myself called to him abou, weeks
ago, and truly grattied 10 find him that firm
and uuwaverng Democrat we had always taken him to
bedevoted to the great Of the people, and ready
and willing to aid the of his political party. Alter
nqurng after his old Friends engaged in converse
un respecting the approaching Congressional election
He expressed himself deeply Interested in the success
of the Republican party, and urged the Importance OF
their being firm and uned-staed that he had withdrawn
from the Immediately after his arrival al home
and expressed himself warmly in behalf Of Mr. Steenrod
lie asked ii he felt himself at liberty to per
senate Mr. S the day Of election He said perfectly
and would take great pleasure in doing so, If MIR 5
wished it, We coHversed some time general poll
tics, and he approved of the doctrine laid down in Mr.
Sleenrod's circular. | must confess that left him more
warmly attached TO him than ever, land you know,
have abored for him in the field ot politics warmly
any in the county during three campaigns) IT
consequence Of his undated zeal in the cause for which
we have SO slrenuously commended for yeats past
"No one ever said that Mr. Morgan stump speak
ing; but my word for it, all occasions he takes plea
sure in urging the claims Of Mr. S,eenrod and feel
great soilcilude in his success,
inlay 4, 1892 "a. NEWMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
FOX IHF E.YR UIRER.
Tie Demoiisher Demolished!

The Wing writer's in The Petersburg lntslligencer,
giving account oi The contest going un in the
second Congressional District, represent, late
thy representative, Capt Rves, as being entirely de-
mulished by General PrgIum, his opponent Now, Mr..
Editor, you need believe word of the boas ugs
OF these Fedr raj Wigs; for, saw Captain Rives last
Thursday at our Courthouse, and ] am sure that !
never saw The Captain in better health, and appear to
be in finer spirits in my life; testify that he Is
not yet demoished-nnd will you, TINT if the
people can be got 10 the Polls on the i Thursday Of
the present monh Capt Hives viii in goud earnest
drmosh this anti.Bnnk anti Tariff anti Internal I'M
provcment. strict Cunsucli"nst, Clay Republican, De-
moishng GeneIal-or the people will do II for him!
VOTER OF SUSSEX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

for Mr. Rres 10 be Senator Of the U. Sand still Mr..
Rres says that he has not abandoned his par but that
thcy hare abandoned him. SITTING ON A LOG.
~ q. Our Correspondent informs US that the above
was recently written "whst sitting log in my
ground where my hands were making tobacco hills -
but although it struck of under such circumstances
we have fewer articles of point aud pungency
produced during the whole campaign.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
.SIr0ffOM's office.

a,s con;,oys sold and eashed by Sra.tor hae Gee,
70 ,nontAs-f Three mOrs in one Lonery)
Drawn numbers in the Sussex county Lottery, No. z,
drawn May Gh.
i, % 2 &c ~ b AZ IA SO As Is II Is
Ticke, Nos is 40 II, prize Of $1,000
Half do. IA 80 -,
do do. u 80 81,
All sold and cashed by SrnATros, the all prize seller
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14
LANCASTER, DENNY 4 co :

COmmtsytOn Ncrch0nfE, oTer JOY SAFE IN Stors,
l:I0 iIhds New Orleans and Porlu RIO Sugar,
100 hid, and $50 tercc aud barrels pas Moiasses
IS hOIcs housana Loaf Sugar, family
800 Dbl, Clarified Sugar
900 bags Lasuiru aad ua~aEa Coffee
$50 boxes Soap and Candies
$40 Liverpool Ground Snl
l5nouU HavaDj is.ts, r.ri :ncJinr
lbs Yarns, own na"u'a''no
very aud general assortment OF Wines anu Liquors
in and glass, OF whcS 7c-y cholce'
GOO bags K,o ohct ,s6fcc for tbs mafIess'
3UU Louisiana Loaf aud Clarified Srrars
every grade
10 hid, Cincinnati cured Bacon
50 bb Stock Ale, Read { Sons
Mayl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-14

800 PACKAGES Louisiana Loaf aud C,dded ssgp, ,onpr.ns
ID hid, Cincinnati cured Bacon
50 bblS Stock Ale, Read { Sons
Mayll 2-5,
Court, Sertemh.I term ie3s
John Couch and Mary Ills wife, Obn roues at q hin t.r
admr OF Ann Couch, ds:. Plaintiffs.
Robert Rive Rocr, Carter curator Of The estate Of John H.
rs dec w. Gmcr umr. or in
II9d.on dec soi William Wskcf aud Nat Andeson .snor
dec, aud Nathanu Anderson admin'aor heir
Of said Nathaniel Anderson dec any roprs.
senng Of the said Nathaniel who Of Tho
An'etson d. r"oma r9.Ton and HI; wife ssrSS Price
dec ricc Perkins III has own right Joha s. hsSr;,n and VIM
nsnirt, SC head Upon paper, formerly
The report Of the Commissioner BocGck mad
by ' the ana wa. argued BY o"
whereof ind by Psrcs, the Court doth al!
the sad the Commissioner who brought them TO b
settled dc Esso. CoPy.Tcs.c,
April Term 1861, c,uscnt parties Robert shaw com.
Chaneety Of this Court substituted i" the place 81
WIS '@ gopy-Te.c, H. ELDEIDGE C. C. s. C.
Cornrs.ror-u's o,,rcr,
The parties Interested in the forceons decree vi" please ako
that have appointed the 2lrh DAY Of June carry
O'Clock, AN. ROBERT SHAW,
May "A t2-w4w COMMISSIONER.
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Circuit superics
woodon, John fppcu aad Pn,ey his ~iG. formerly Patsy
Woodson John Mayo WIFE formerly jane WooJss~,
Mildred Johnsn, formerly Mildred oodson heirs and
ativc Of Rune WOODROW, Decd and Mry Fitzpatrick, Phi':
against
Daniel NASH boris OF cry Dawson, dec,
and right Of his *e Kezah Noodson Walker Iimbeake,
aud W. ~ Ferguson, administrator Of Nichols fzpaIies
Defendants.
Daniel NASH administrator Sn, with the win
Of Ranc WooLson, dead, Plautif:
against
w W Fcrsoson, administrator Of Nicholas Fitzpatrick, DO
ceased, Defendant.
wm w Ferguson administrator of SiehoIa. ri'sprsGet
ceased, PlaIntih:
nsnnst
Daniel Kczirh his wife, Frances Daw.on, John Flip
pen and Pn,.ey wife, John Mayo Jane his wife, Mildred
johnson and Walker 1imberlskc, Dsfendaats-
directed in these causes by the decrs
Of tho h day Of April le3 which was have been ere
ard h. special Commisiioner, not having
tcn him. the Court doth order that the same 10 s
thing. and executed by Commissioner Shaw ono Of
r. ELDRIDGE, Clerk.
ConmissioRers OGce
Buckingham e. H., May 2, 1889. !
The parties interested in the above dscrce are hereby ooaed
that npponra s Jsy carry INTO rnect
the foregoing The parties required 10 meet al DUCK
jn-ha.G QUIT house BY 10 clock 4. a., OF mar day.
W,y "A T2-w4wI RO. SHAW, Commissioner.