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NoyE-Thr apporonmen for the counties, Greene form
ORANGE and Pulaski formed out of parts OF Aongomc-
and ythe) has fixed by Law In the above t
therefore, parts the School funn included In the
tas of which they heretofore respectively be-
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Nov %

an CIlANCERr-r pm iniaRcrp.-a rules
ken IN the CLERKS office al the GIrcu superior Court of Law
and Chanccry OF Prince Edward county the 7 day OF October
1899:
John |. Norris George r. Motley and John W Yahrough.
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No. 6l.-VOLUME XXXVI.

Charles Johnson
Nathaniel Jones,
Rufus Pdicn,
!. Aaron Fanderpoel,
John Ety.
Hiram p. Hunt,
10 Daniel d. Barnard,
III .7nS0n Br0un
~ Darid Russell,
rs Augustus c. Hand,
IA g John Fine,
10 :" Peter j. Hdgoner
10 Andrew w Doig,
:, . John G.. Floyd
David p Brewster,
is I" Thomas c. Crittenden,
- John Fl. Prentss,
20 Judson Allen,
Il 6 John c. Clark, [a.l
90 &c }S. B. Leonard,
! Amasa Dana,
10 !, { Edward Rogers
/ Nehemiah ii. Earl
"a " Christopher .HorpQn
% g Theron r. Strong,
26 " Francis p. Granger,
q " Meredith Mallory,
% " Thomas KempShaH,
% l." Seth ". GATES
30 80 Luther E.. PEEK
81 g Rchard p .Narrin,
39 .Haiiard Fillmore
33 90 ChariCS f. MITCHELL
GG.l MIR. Clark elected as Conservative; but he
WILL we have doubt, support the Federal party for
a timc as zcaously any Of it's members.
Elected by the People, and returned and certified By
the Judges Of the Election and the Secretary of State
Philemon Dickerson,
Daniel b. Ryall,
VIM r. Cooper,
Joseph Kr,
Peter d. Vroon,
Joseph F. Randolph
Minority Wing ticket commissioned by the Governor
of New Jersey
JOhn y. .7ycrigg,
john p b. .NarccU,
Nm HdiStcdd,
JOseph +. Randolph,
Charles C. Sranon,
Thomas Jones forkc.
PrSSsYLvASiA
District, Lemuel Payntcr,
. :. John Sergeant,
Geo ~. Toiand,
Charles J. Ingerso [bl
EdcQrd DIARIES,
: Francis james,
(John Edrard,
Joseph Torrance,
John Davis,
David ID. Wagner,
Peter Ncwhard,
George NJ kcm,
10 HWian Simont0n,
III James Gerry,
II james Cooper,
l3 VIM S. Ramsey,
II George McCulloh,
Is David Pc,riken,
1G Robert II. Hammond
II Samuel w Morris,
Is Charles Ogic,
10 Albert q. Marchand,
90 Enos Hook,
81 Isaac Lcct,
~ Richard Biddie
% William Beatty,
"a Thomas Hcnru,
3d. Mr , Gas ,h Certificate of the return
Judges that he is selected; but the Hon. c. Naylor had
majority Of the votes pooled in this district The
md rpipc cd he yhO of ,ho
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rFrom the Washington Globe.

(From the Washington GobeJ
Members of the Twenty-Sixth Congress.
The names of the Democrats are in roman, the Fc-
dcralists in uaiic letters.
SENATE.
The figures in this table indicate the expiration of
the several terms of service
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co. Mr ingerson ~. the certificate of the "return
judges that he selected but the Hon. c. Naylor had
majority Of the votes pooled in this district. The
Northern Liberties where Mr. Nayl.- received several
hundred majority, account of the frasas committed
there.
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~ an iaiuHrton-A At rule. Ia
Ken the Clerk office oi the Circuit Court Law
and Chaoce Prince Edward county the 9TH day Of October
! leg:
Plaintiffs:
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PIANO TnETE N,ARE-unTSE.


'BE subscriber l. constantly receiving from the celebrate
maniafacnry 81 SrN>s Il cL.KK, New York, elegant
PLAIN Piano Fortrs, possessing The latest improvements and Tia
drcaci ni touch and sweetness of tone peculiar 10 their ma
nufnctmre.
ALs" ars" assortment Of Musical Instruments, and Musica
Mcrchandis" in general
Piano fot's repaired, tuned, let hire and taken in cN
change.
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.TgfRts ~ brsH'd.
PuiLIr VI. TAnP, Esq, Richmond.
Wm. :. SiMr-o>, Esq, Petersburg.
Gro. W. cAMr, ESQ, Norfolk.
RaurEI A"pEr.o>, ESQ, Williamsburg.
J"HS. Enter, Esq. WinclIcstcf.
June IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

Desvsr, EAs~sls = % I'm Liverpool mds order
nsSe.rg eset rnsks, warasd, ~ d. IN HsmoSsy' nss
B..i ArsHs., Barter o !. n f.:r-o. with rag, ses
D.:;.A brig Victoria Na..s. 90 d fun Rio Jansiro, coffee
Brig wa;hinston ds I'm Petou coal to Mes
MIN Leses~-The w 10 housd to Newark M
brig st Marks Williams, - I'm Malaga, wine &c, to
Bremen brig Charlotte, Hucke, 50 d fn Bremen, mdr to
Ssn 10 Z Osrcks--6s passenger .
Brig Tam o. shanter kain ds FIN Curacao, with skins
to J Fsulke Son.
Brig La Grange Hsrwooa IA ds I'm PictoS, with coal to
Brig Elizabeth, Stanley, Is DIS I'm Sydney with zeal, to
schr Clarendon Holmes days from Lubec plaster to the
Captain
schr Robert warng Carr, 30 ds I'm Man.anillo Cuba
mahogany SC. to- Lssaa
schr Geddss New Orleans; Saratoga, Hathaway do and
Others.
The flags Of the shipping in this port displayed at half
mast on Tuesday token Of to the memory Of Cap
last Within the last six weeks Captains Besher of the Ma
Blair Of the Lafayette, aud Besher Of the Cahane
all belonging line have ded-the Beshers Of the
yellow fever, and Captain Blair # consumption.
The Daniel Webster, arrived at 81 Augustine Wednes
day. 70 nit from New York after experiencing succession
OF heavy gales OF Cape Hatteras passed ship In distress
could render assistance. Fell with the wreck Of the
Oaeco Of Belfast Me- Her manmast gone deck ripped,
her. The Oneco, Ovens, MASTER len Burnfor Go
10Th u,mo for New York. with cargo Of lumber, intended
Ter a rail road.
The Oxford Rathbone, for Liverpool and s'e de Grase
Wede hodt for Havre, win sail today The letter bags
at Gilpins Exchange Reading Room.
Naval.
rcboooner Grampu', Capain Paine, from Norfolk for
the Coast Of Labrador, in lat a, SO, Ion 90.
Omitted asRses Porte.
EAsrPoRr, Me- Sept O. Chietan, Croker, 81 Johns,
N b; 18th. Tcazer, GreeDlaw. do.
New BEDFORD, Sept l6-arr Eliza, Doane, New York.
BosToN, Sept l7-arr Only Son, Blanchard York; cid,
Cleopatra Barge, Baker, do.
PHLADELrm. Sept l7-arr Valiant, NYork; Matilda,
(Brem) Gnjardin do; Cayuga Thoburn do; Whale Bald
win, do-cld, Charles Thompsen, Ly muir, do.
BALrIMoRE, Sept 10 Joseph Henry, Wallace. New
York Albany Packet. HoJgknson, do.
ALExANDRIA, D G, Sept Ie-arr Mary Hell n, Hamilton,
New York; Edwin Vincent, Judson, dol Two Pees. Foun
tain, do; Henry Clay, Martin do
SAVANNAH Sept l2--ar Celia, Hammond, Newiork.
CHARLESTON Sept i4-arr Sultan, Barkm-n, New York
Moses, Towland, do Veto, Brown do Phebe Eliza, Rich
ards, do.
MOBILE, Sept 7-cld, Rmsi, New York.
FOrcixn Ports.
RIO GRANpE. July 3l-arr Emeline New YORK. SO days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

s,es.rss AZ sns ssyvu.-siaee the Let inst: loi
5000 Ssvs disI Il the yellow fever in Mobile.
\. Nsw Ovisnss the disease was increasing on the
- - IA isst sixty passengers arrived there On
sAe - frun Hsvrs, and on tho 4th - of them had
A.. Tkers we're bat three deaths in Augusta,
Gee. % tbs l3th inst.
MURpsa N OHIe-A named John James,
recently msrdered another named Henderson
berry, by striking him the head with club, near
Ger.antown. James escaped.
MArrarw CASEY, the political economist and
worthy phiznthrcpist, OF Philadelphia, 10 dead. lie
was eighty years Of age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

Cleared.
Aladdin Dillingham; Portland; WIN purrington Randall.
Bath; Undsanted Collins Wilmington; Orbit (Bri Dawson
Windsor; Ada Era, scu Kinssoa Jam; Marietta. Wat.
sou, Boston Reside Langley Bo.toa; Oxfors Raihbos,
Liverpool; W Salmon, Bacon, Bsliu,ore
arrived.
shir Meamora Low, <6 days fn Bremen mdr 70 Won Po
q Oericks-ii6 passengers.
Bremen ship Pauline, Meyer, "a a. I'm Bresa mdr vo-
Post d Oercks-ito passengers
Ship Caspsr, spiker from ootenbuvr nth July, via Fay
al iron, Won Post Oericks.
ship Echo Maett I'm Liverpool, ~ Dc 10 Capt Glover
BGs Snsnso IN, Es. IA 4. ~ s,s"s % a
Mckenzie Lston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

There been, during the days, doing The
appear by the country trade and
the city desa for groceries good The sale offered
Yesterday was however. great withdrawn The
disposed OF small and reduction Of about
one Ct per ID The following with regard to the coal trade
from Pottsslle paper:
Our friends abroad assured that this region will not
shin this season. than 10000 cf coal the ship
,ni az last season. should exceed any and
well known shipment Of 1888 fell short nearly 900
tons Of 1897 Many Of the have been but partially
ed and 4, believed sufficient number Of
now ien in region boats that will this to
,upply ever per week The stock which
last winter has been mostly shipped and but h''e re
mains"
There been shipped during the season. week ending
the n 9th inst AZ followsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

NrBLo's. THE proprietor seems determined that
che close Of his shall not be less brilliant and
attractive than its commencement. ms evening
there is announced an instrumental concert by the
fne orchestra OF the establishment and grand dis
play of fireworks by that unrvalled artist MI Hall,
who Is so Justly celebrated in the pyrotechnic art
IL ed that this will be the a.texhbtion Of
fireworks this season; and, ne doubt, great pains
will be taken to render il splendid affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

SsPr. lS.-This Court met at IL o'clock, pursuant
60 adjournment As one or two interesting cases
were expected 10 for trial, there was large
attendance Of Jurors and witnesses, but very lew
members al the bar.
The following gentlemen were sworn OF the Grand
Jury, vix:-wm. Z. bryant, Foregan, smith W.
Anderson, Joseph n. Barnes. VIM. x Booth, Gradus
Boyce, Stephea Conover, Peter Goelet, Abrm. X
Lawrence, Oliver Nj Lowndes, Henry Lett, Ed
ward ii. Ludlow, Thomas X. Mereein, Thomas ,.
McCarty, Theopoius Peck, John Van Nest ana
Abraham ii. vaa Wyck. :,
Judge Belts briefly addressed the Jury ON the
state Of the calender. Informing them that eight or
ten very important wouid be submitted to them
One Of the charges was against ship master Tor
cruelty 70 a seaman aud there were several charges
OF revolt, together with one case OF piracy. Two
cases Of coming would ss be submitted 20 them by
the District Attorney, and il might be important,
said his Honor for the Jury to enquire how far the
individuals charged were associated with other per.
sons in this city The crime had increased much OF
Iate and the Court need not say to the Jury that its
suppression an important object TO be obtained
There alsoa charge of perjury arising out oil some
proceedings before this Court.
The Grand Jury then retired.
The District Attorney moved the trial OF george
A. Scherps, who stands charged with perjury, and
with twice violating the Quarantine Laws. Ne-
Their Schsrpf his Counsel appearing, the former
was called on his recognizances, and the sureties
declared to be forfeited.
His Honor Judge Belts said that he should give
the bail autl Thursday to bring in ScherPf, and In
of failure, the District Attorney must proceed
against them.
There being no other ready for trial. the Court
adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

MONS. AND MADAME OHECKENI, having concluded
Ivl their engagement with the Ravel family per-
forming Nbo Garden, and joined their three Cousin, Jean
Victor Louis Rave request that all letters ntende for The
be directed to Jean Rave Monsieur Checken New York
sic IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

DARK THEATRE-THIs EVENING g. "a
will Be- performed, the opsr. Of FiDELIO ~ 49,
DrasLmann Mr. JoAa.on, The Duchess Mn Dur. rhALiF'
~ the course OF the Ballet will be danced css,a D.
Ss LTo;' myrSsnn: ~ Madsns Tsgion Madams r.sess
Mr An wy m. %n The nrses o. SAcHELoRy ByTToEa-
eREsWICs, 10 which character she wa .ing q IT, an A.
Young English 0ent.aan." fg0 ItaI
rs.,.rnanes in future will At quarter pat sew
Boz TieIst'.si-Pit.S Gallery. ssesa..
~ A..oNA iiir.Al rr.- corner Of LLurc1 aad L.oo.r
THIS EVENING" is1 SsoT w. ss% sr0ssw, :.
ed the comedy ofthe - =
JACQUES sTRoP.
seona ooer' maeafe Mr.. Brown Louise Gernsuil Mrs.
!, TO conclude with LATIN, LOVE and wAR-Dr. Rhubar-
" MI. Lambert, Donna Inns Mrs. Rogers.
boxes $-Pit 50 centsGaer,, Is cents Doors sr.n A
n before o'clock Curtain rise half past O'clock
limited number tickets for SALE on sarv svV,c.
oa :. ne BOY oIhce Box book from 10 till sri3
RoMEhl THEATRE--T.s $. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
- ArEh AMP DIRECTOR.
W. THIS Evening, September TO- will he n.rf.rm
:, HANLET-HAMLET.
mar. Hambiin, the Queen Mrs Held
Da a aI' o. une Devils Daughter" the Grand Magic
Wh ana :" me 20 act will be Carl Maria Won
GRAND OPERA DANCE.
~ Ia rreco'a by Alademoele CELESTE
To conclude with
. THE WIZARD sKlFF
Mn; ori Mile. Celeste Alexis Capt Of the shift
Doors open att o'clock the TO Commence
, ter before precisely sA''
'rlces-bones % cents-P, 81 cents Gallery a5een
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING
IN Sept 10, 1885, 'Si'iSo,
VIZ DC presented the play of NEW WAY To Paw
c.c, OLD DEBTS
Mrs. Flynn. ' "@sa's' oveHeaen
Rope ~ Navel On inc IGN
Af,er which the TWO GLADlAToRs. or La LUrrr
du PUGILAT. " - AI
To conclude with
DOUGLAS, or the NOBLE SHE PHERD
dolph 's ''o''ai Diss Z" ran
Prces-Bores rs cen-Pt S7l cts-(;aierv "a a. chus
under ~ years, half price To Boxes.
Doors at 7ociock and curtain will rise
| seven precisely al A.. -
NlBLOs GARDEN AND NEW sALOON-WU
LIAM NlBLO respectfully announces that this Estah
lishnent IS open for the SEASON
-, THIS EVENING Monday, Sept. 49,
The entertainments commence with an INSrRrTMrN
SIM. " S" WV
After which at the sound Of the bell Grand Exhkitiop ~
FIRE WORKS
10 concinde with new and splendid piece, called the
- TEMPLE Of LIBERTY.
o ana emo Ohcers VIII be attendance TO preserve
good order and prevent the admission improper persons
no PostPonemen at time, visitors the Garden can
pass from the street. through the 10 the Pro-
menads saloon free from damp wet a all times
Tickets 80 cents
Doors at THE entertainments 10 commence n half
past seven o'clock
Omnibasses will and the City Hotel 10 the a
e .e eee"lne. U29y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19
aPLENDIl EXHIRlTlON.

THE PAINTING OF BOIssY DANGLAs.-Scenes
i from the French Revolution. Paris Ist Prairial, in
the Sd Of the Republic, Goth Of May 1885, Now
hibting at CLINTON HALL.
aTe troubles OF the sOh Floreal but the disastrous
precursors ofhe LIST Prar Fr.m early in the morning. tsr
bulent threatening groups composed chiefly Of mechanics
and market women traverse the streets crng out Bread
Bread They SWOLLEN by armed workmen Of the
tuOu. biiow. along the streets cry proceed. from the
The multitude rush 10 the National Chamber thes sitting at
the Tuere They force the doors and enter the Chamber
riumphany. Bsissy DAngas takes the Presdents chair
which Dumoat has quea give the orders TO
clear the galleries aad room Deputy Feraud young man.
Guards twice repes the invaders bat third attack he
The majority OF the Deputies under the
lection Of some few guards takes refuge upon the upper benches
instant steps forward to defesd the President In that
he is transported t. the Hal Of Liberty but
he there than head is cut of BY young woman Aspasa
Magil and stuck upon pike AsPasia after
Chamber marching before the head which borne in,
streaming with bo.d She has the scarf Of the murdered
aepaty aud carries the bloody knife ~ her hand.
"Disorder is at itshegh young officer, the Of De-
putty Ma pierced with three blows falls at the foot Of the
Tribune Il is all with the Representation vain
do the people threaten President Bossy DAngs In vain
do thousand brandsh their weapons upon him. In vain
bleeding head Of Feraud presented to daunt him. lie
firm sefpossesed He bares has head aud bows
sIeud 10 the people Take mine toop But he refuses to
the session Of the Chamber broken voHce and
10 The question upon the camore for by the
tous the pags Of Provision stores and the Dissertation OF
private domces by the visits efrapacity and brutality"
Such succin analysis Of the magn Scent painting OF Vim
chon tracing those various
and Of the thrilling interest has display talents
which raised him to the highest among the
great modern masters
The Ambassadors from foreign countries who assisted that
sitting aud respected BY the pcPulaee represented
painting especially Mr. James Monroe sent to France BY
the republic Of the United States minister penposntsy.
The painting exhted, fail excite the highest
degree OF community distinguished for taste
this OF New York.
is twenty feet high and thirty Zee, long be
Hat the great saloon ofthe National Academy
Of Design Bcekman street opposite the brick Westinghouse
Hours of exhibition, from A. NJ, to 10 Al sght
Adntance-25 cents, and season Tickets 90 cents sig
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

Total Tons 5oi.572
CorroS-There has been uch doing in this tic
since our last notice sales amounted 5000 bales, 1900 Of
which were sold Tuesduy, mostly FOR shipment prices
mot any pereepabe s ration, and have been
follow. FOR upIanas a. principally 10f III Il Florida
at Ia Mobile 10 t3 N Orleans 10 lat The arrivals have
been very rht at Charleston the ah the sales 6ae
bales At former rates a, Columbia the i3lh cotton
began 20 arrive suces' aeni'. 10 create trade aud
enables quote prices s IL forne~ and old cot
fram q 10 = exlrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19

NEW YORK ENTHUSIASTICALLY proprietor of til.
In well known establishment thankful ar adv
bestowed upon him. begs inform the patrons establish
men and the gentry and strangers the city Of New York
that he now prepared to receive horses carriages, &c.
for SALE orders to purchase Commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing have
horses kept at livery for SALE to call and the great
he has made in the stab ached this
shment and thinks they viii not be found inferior any in
the city, either In point Of Gle annes comfort stalls and
he the public that sxertion his part the
Of any in his employ shall be wanting render Tatrsa
least equal to asy est ablishment in the city
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness
kers to inspect the different arrangements made with lew
show off their to btt advantage and the sale
Of these articles form conspicuous part Of lis business he
would them that he has interest any bsng
establishments Of the kind his utmost exertons will be used
them in way either by sales advances and
rvaed location Of the premises its having BEEN the original
New York Taersa mart for the sale Of horses carriages
and to the universal popularity Of the place
first established in 1875 He therefore trust that ne will
be as he has b. encouraged by that public which will
be his desire to please GEO.W MILLER, Proprietor,
sl4-3m Successor to j. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-19


7NHE POUGHKEEPsIE AMATEUR ASSOCIATION
i give notice. that Regatta under their direction, will
core of Mt this place. Tuesday, the 2dth instant.
The first race, between six Dared Boats, will of at
o'clock, p. NJ
The second, between four Boats, at o'clock, p :
Distance five miles
Boats admitted compete for the prizes be rowed
by the Clubs which they belong and others They must
b. entered on before the Goth instant.
Entrance free.
The prize fer the six cared race will be cared Boat
lued al $500.
The prize for the four Dared race will be four cared Boat
valued Al $500.
All properly organised Boat Club particularly invited
(and will consider this sufficient nvaion to join the
sport. By order
CHAs DELAFIELD, Pres't.
Isaac PLArr, Sect'y. slS3t
Poughkeepse, 18th September.
nj ORTIZ AMERICAN TRUST AND BANKING COM
IN PANf.New York, Is September, ls39-THE NORTH
AMERICAN TRUST AND BANKING COMPANY, haskn-
tered into with the NATIONAL BANK
whereby may be sent by aud others the
United States any part of Ireland the safest and
pedtious manner, and the reasonable terms and
aso whereby rmttances from any part of Ireland from
London, be made to the principal cities in the United
States.
Application be made at the Banking House Of this
No AZ Wall street. and after the st Of October
10 the National Bank Of Ireland in Dublin No Is
Old Broad street Lendon and at Of thirty six bran
ches IN ireland b. order
sle4w' DANIEL TYLEE Second Cashier.