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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

Cleared.
st Mary Fosfer, NOrlesns; Paml Soddard. City
and Richmond, Va; Emma, WAIT, Marncabo Baucisud s.
Thebaud; Fancy Chase, Boston; Fidelity Wille, Williams
tos NC; Meteor Kemp Gsive, ton Texas. Ogden; Science
(Br) Rowland, Bristol Eng; Wetumpka Norton Mobile
Morning Star Adamson. Wmip gtou NC, sheridan Depey
ster, LiVerpo,l, Collins.
Ship Jefferson, Mason $50 Gays from Batavia bemp &c 10
Brandon Murray The J. i. 81 anchor outside the bar
ship Arkansas Dennis is ds I'm Norssns, cotton, &c to
Brig Belle Powell d, fm Washington, NC, cotton &c to
Ogden.
Brig ANA saris Chandler IS Is from Jerme St Domingo
coffee, &c to order Left brig Oc-oa for NYork in IL
Brig CsPer auser king.bu - ds I'm Vera Cruz specie,
SC to \ w Schmidt The G II is at anchor on the bar
Brig fhilura, Sherman daysm Savannah cotton sc Dun
sehr Craven Cole 10 Is I'm Newb.rn, NC, cotton &C. De
sh Elm, Lee d' from Wills ins,Ou Nc naval stores to
sehr Maria, Smith, d, fun Washington, NC naval stores to
Mitchell X Co.
schr Rose in Bloom Doughty, 10 from ocraeok. shingles,
schr Peter Ritter, day, fm Virginia. wood to capt
Below.
Ship Lafayette Eery4 DIS I'm Charleston with cotton and
rice. to Geo sutton. The L anchored on the bar
Brig WIN Taylor, Hoey DIS I'm Savannah, cgton Surges
Also rugged and herm brg,; tive tOp,ail .chr.
sailed.
Florida, Woodwork Apalachcols st Mary, Foster New
Orlesps, in tow Of two steamboats,.
Mensornmdn.
The European packets sail today Their letter bar, will
close at Gilris. News Room, at the usual hour.
Tn. river. and hsrbor full Of ice which very much i'm.
pde the departure Of vessels The ferry boats find great dif
hcuiy in eIosg and the Swedish brig Helena, driven
around the harbor With large fields Of ice pressed her The
Gladiator still lies in the mud on The battery Laboreu
engaged in dischsrt ing her.
Many of the ships recently arrived at New Orleans and
Baze report having erpee iced very weather and
heavy from the 10th Dec TO the 2othwhieh for
the long passages of ship, sw arriving.
spoken.
voan Of Brookhaven from ST Jago for NYork Jan a. of
Cape 81 Nicholas.
kremin, from NYOrk for St JO'ePb 10 days cut OF Ter
tgas
United ~rPses Porfs.
BosroN Jan 2-srr sun, Spinney, Charleston; below Al
pine Hepchmsn, Trinidad de Cuba, via New York; Savannah
Shapte Savannah
s.v.NrAu Jan iecld 81 Mark, varnsm, Liverpool; Mary
Barnard Pitcher, Nurlesns sid VIM Taylor, Hoey NYork
MopIE, Jan I3-cld Maria, eleven. spaiachcola Iiber
Oliver, coi Robt asc, Truman. NYorh Ortheus, Cole
AraLAcHiosLa, Jas s-srr Mogui, Gallagher, NYoik.
Nrw oRLr.ss, jan lo-eld Lyons. Aga,y Liverpoo MAJ
jesdc Mustard do; Cornt, Hitchcock Galveston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

Total decrease, o,as3 $40
The specie has also largely decreased while the circulation
has increased more than IS per cent.
There is yet action Of the Legislature the subject
of their SUSPENSION and the Of Gov Roman
carried out, probably will be specie pay
for many months good deal depends however upon
the action Of the Mississippi Legislature regard to the banks
Of hat Gov McNutt giving his for
mendng repeal OF all the bank charters, they
be boered up that they rowsrlsss 10 do good and
ma do reparsbIe sure. He states that large proportion
OF the property accepted security for the Union Bank Stock
is iDeebred BY mortgages, judgments and dee is Of trust
that the valuation Of the appraisers esrvagan add the
title imperfect The cotton ad ed upon has been attached
aud suit, decided agas. the institution Many Gotten agents
aud con,gnee. defuer aud great or the cotton
couAt inevitable and the decision OF several Of the cir
Judges affirmed by the Court of Errors, actions cannot
be sustained larg, portion Of the bills receivable of,he
bank The facts true greater les, degree of
all the banks Of Mississippi great effort will be made,
therefore, for the repeal Of the charters.
The question Of or u charters OF suspended banks
!. ono that involves the property Of great number Of ind
,dus both 10 this country and England The u Bspt
Cirsrd Bask aud Philadelphia Bank Of Philadelphia, in
great danger The latter institution has been largely engaged
In operations similar TO those which charged against the
Phenr Bank in the spring Of 1893 strong attempt will be
made to repeal her charter that ground great deal Of
noise and excitement likely TO grow cut of the qutssp
is not supposed that the repeal Will actually take place
The institution, themselves WILL however, be in worse
position than ever The sub.treasuy Ilan will without
doubt become law aud treasury draft, issued, payable by
the receivers demand The practical operation Of these
bills but be beneficial 10 trade There s now no sound
aad uniform currency the Union. Mississippi and Indiana
without circulation The sue therefore, Of bills, such
as those propofed by the Government in which the utmost
confidence be placed will naturally restore the exchanges
animate trade, and demand for the bills in certain
quarters more than o er,. Tbs operation Is, howtsr, not
without hazard and therefore II 10 the interest q The party
proposing Il TO remove Car possible, ell obstacles 10 h
complete The first of these that presents itself Is
the United States Bank, and Girsrs Bank. The bill,
Of e'e institutions form the greater part Of The circu',
ton Ct Pennsy wanna and the sou,ra sections The
emission Of ssury drafts will have the same effect On these
that the Gree bank bills Of this state had uPon ,a. fasd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25
Fuel and Provisions.

Wood arrives slowly aud brings high prices when II
reaches market There however, fair supply the wood
yards Hickory sells at So cord; OAK at $50; aud that
which called hard SO co. There is large supply OF
eoa the cy-srger than at this m- last year. The
MY shipped from the coal gions, for three years. fol-
lows:-
1897, 50, Isl ,o, /,
1888, ia s6a
1882 sj7 go
sehuylk coal is selling at 81 so ton Lehieh 81 Peach
Orchard $3.50, and Liverpool % $40 ~ so per chadroa
we have no change 10 notice provisions There are
plenty of all nds market Poultry continues last week
prices in consequence OF ,he cold weather. The are
fair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25
Police Otiicc.

Still Another Soap Lock Taken Another Glow
arrested the night before last by officer Barber
AZ a soap lock AID rioer, who hid been among the
screants that pcrpetrated the outrage the house
Of Valentine Mayer, on New Year'seve. Justice Wy
Immediately ordered him 10 find bail in the sum
OF $4,000. Not being provided with this sine qua
non, he sent below TO the tombs.' His name
was Edward Parker
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

Love and Nrder.-Two young l,wyers. named
II. G. Topper aud Dual c. Cooke, were living in
Canton, Miss. about two weeks ago. Nov only enc
lves-but not in Canton. fuoper fell in love with
young lady, aud was TO have been married. Cooke
reported that he loafer, and Upper lost the
young lady in consequence. He therefore attacked
Cooke, killed him, and fed. Cooke was a native Of
Kentucky. Upper came from Vermont Both were
nl..k
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25
W NR:NaHss FsERAs.p-sssap NEWS,
R,orl OF Ne.v York, .ganmniysJ.


Packets TO ibspast.
LsNDpN.
Mediator, Chsnplin, Feb l
Wellington, Chadwick Feb. 10
b. q zen, (s) ROBERTS, Feb |
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Dep,y.ter, Jan IS
). America, Bailey, Fee. I
G.Washing on, Burrows, FEB 7
HAyPF.
Albany. Johnson, Jan %
Chas Carroll. Russell, Feb /.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25
Packets 40 Arrive.

y HSk.taN 10 u EEitts
LorDoN.
Philadelphia, Morgan, Feb 90
b. Queen, ~ Ro erts, Jan |
LIVERPOOL
Europe, Marshall, Dec 10
p. Henry. Delauo, Dec 20
Liverpool, (s) Enelesdue, Jan 20
HAvREs
v. de LyeD, at Bermuda, rep'g
Erie, Funck, Dec -
Rhone, Wottsn, Jan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

JAs. 2.-An inquest was held at the prison on the
body OF silas Gateway negro OF very infrm, mi
SCRABBLE, and emaciated appearance, who died in his
cell, he having been committed, few hours previ
GUS a vagrant. The jury found a verdict OF cath
rom want and debility.
A Touch of the HoribIe.-The following mystic
rious circumstance has been reported 10 the coro.
ner. On Sunday last man, named John Hayward,
who did keep porter house al No. COZ Bowery
was taken sick. His wife tended him with the
greatest care until Wednesday, when she also
taken i'll, and confined to her bed. That evening.
hsor having heard 81 their sickness went so see
them, and 10 administer some such relefas termed
old womsn's remedi :. This person did not send
for medical AID, and the next day the man died and
the day alter the woman corpse Both of their
bodies have since death swelled To- an enormous
size, and now present an swfuy livid appearance.
Suspected A'sGssination of Nero,-As some
hborers were going on the Harlem road yesterday
morn ng to THAR work. they discovered the body of
a negro lying near l2jth street. Near the unfoTtn.
nate mar were traces of blood for several wards
The affair will doubtless undergo ipve.tigation.
Bso,pwAY CiRcUs The performances advertised
for this evening at the broadway Circus, are Of
most interesting and divertng order ipcluoipy the
dansing and singing Of young Ola mond and Mir
Sweeny, the ACCOMPLISHED negro mimics.
nc fIe 600 sterling drawn by the Bank oc
Charleston on the Bank OF Manchester 20 the order
OIL 81 ID Parish, fraudulently obtained from the
post office days since have not yet been re-
covered. and we are requested TO call attention 10
the Advertisement IN our paper.
ALBANY STAGES" Red Bird Opposition Line
Of Stages TO Albany" leaves Macomber's, Congress
Hall, Broadway. every morning at eight o'clock
It's the best line on the road
CoNsuMPrroNi-That tell destroyer which en-
tombs is tens Of thousands annually How shall we
avert its fatal progress before It seizcs upon the VI
tails Of lifs1 7 answer a. once-tahe some suitable
medicine 20 arrest the disease, before advances
too FAR How very many do see in the world.
Whose delicate frames look scarcely able TO support
even short existence by the timely and pro
per m ans they make use Of, otmes far oulive the
most bust, who nerIectrhe timely use of proper
remedies. At the head of all remedies, stands DR.
Tavlor's Balsar Of Liverwo t, which should he TIC
first be used In all case. u is SO genuine at S
Bowery IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

BRo,DwAY CiRcUs The performances advertised
for this evening at the broadway Circus are of
most interesting and diverting order inclusiny the
dansing and singing Of yousg Ola mond and Mir
Sweeny, the ACCOMPLISHED negro mmics
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

ALBANY SrAers--" Red Bird Opposition Line
Of Stages TO Albany" leaves Macomber's, Congress
Hall, Broadway, every morning at eight O'Clock
IL is the best line on the road.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

OSErh SOFT, late Of kam.iion, near Londonderry,
Ireland LEFT Ireland ago and was to have been
New York from the West indies the early part OF The
year 1870 Any document information respecting him
will be thankfully received aud expenses paid, application
TO SAMUEL HOOD, OF 2l4 Walnut street. Philadelphia
DAVID PATTON, of Londonderry ; or JOHN FAR
QUHAR, Of II Upper Dorset street, Dublin. MAJ 2tw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

u ERMAN SLVEH Of every size, in Sheets and Wire,
VI also Ia Ingot maoufaot ured ard for sale by
I. j. SEiXAS, 2l3 Water ct.
Whoha also for sale Copp and B,as Sheet Z'nc Spell
ter Lead Block Tin aud TIN Plate &C. for approved paper
n accommodating terms. ja2S Inns WAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

DiANUFOkiES FOR hlhE.-A variety OF good Plane
fores may beseen at No. 40 Fourteenth street between
the Filth aud Sixth at short distance from tn
Railroad and be hired by the mon,h for single
ing Ae assortment Of new Panofortes, Of pat
Of rosewood and MAHOGANY, which will be sold
manufacturers prcss, and warranted for one year.
ia23 IN cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25
MARIE E.sD.

MARRIED..
On the 2lst instant, Charlie. John Donmau Of London
Eneisnl, to Miss Elizabeth Vaan eldest daughter of WIN
Z. ChamberT Esq, Of this city.
DtED.
On Thursday last MR.. Hannah Perkins in the
year Of her age, formerly Of saco, Maine.
Her friends and relations and those of her Stephen Per.
kns and her Soninaws Pheas Menard and Robert H. Elton
invited to attend her funeral from the residence the
ter 1874 Division st, this day, at O'Clock, r. NJ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

N,fLkNDiD Z'"'... oiCaL EAHlbi1IUN--Now open
at 81 CanE Street. doors of Broadw sy-Messrs
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co have the pleasure
to inform the public and Iauras that they have established
beautiful: and extensive Mansgere Of Living Animals
and Beasts at the above named place. Their coectisn
prises great variety Of the finest specimens history
imported America WIZ be open for the reception Of
visitors each day. from ioa A NJ. to 5P NJ and from to
the evening dl2 2m<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

" UT DOLIANo Hf-W ANU -I1ust OF HIOuUdJ WITT
Il noon. brown silk purse containing the FLOWING nots-
One $40 Gore District BANK Upper Canada; enc $40 Lanea'
ter Bank Ohio, (his backed at es with paper
being much worn So New York state; two 80 de- The
loser respectfully requests he exchange brokers who y have
the above note The Lane Bask presented TO them
ale stop the The above reward will be paid at the
sun Office where the finder Of the above will please leave The
purse, or at the Herald office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-LOST-The gentleman
who found the purse advertised above respectfully informed
that the Of the Sun Office omitted to note down hs
residence, whereby the advertiser working chanic with
family OF motherless children, place. prevented
from waiting upon him who earnestly socs the favor OF
another call the purse contained nearly the Whale of his
cash. los II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

ILLS OF EXCHANGE all uarts of Eng and Ireland
- and Scotland in of f5 fi0, els and f1O any
amount for sale at s. J. SYLVESTERS,
ls2S l30 Broadway aud N w all st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

TT INCUMBENT MONEY Of all hinds porcbas,d At
~ = }. SYLvESTeR's,
t,q5 100 Broadway m ~ Wall II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-25

SHIP GARRiCK, from Liverpool will COM
Il mence to discharge under general order, at orleans
wharf foot Of Wall street. Msndsy, 27h ust lA.o
| DACKEr SHIP SHAKESPEARE, from Ne" y, LEAFS IL
dischargng fat Orleaas wharf. Consgnees VIII spesse
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05
DRAwINts AND PAINTING.


AERS. JENNINGS, from London) respectfully
w informs the citizens of Baltimore. that she - CIV
ing Lessons on a new and beautiful system OF painting
introduced by herself into this country.
Mrs j. is the only person in this City VINO mas the "a
vantage of having been taught by the INVENTOR MI.
kingston addition TO this, hers not the experience
and practice of a day but of years.
Among the advantages of this system are' tle Eaclhs
with which may be acquired by those who have nt
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, ana NJ
rapidity with which pieure can be executed 1nat
knowledge OF it sufficient enable any attentive pefsnA
sketch correctly fom Nature and TO go on 70 any e
gree of perfection, may be communicated IN ieW is
Of an hour each, without any mechanical aid nal
s0eveF. Painting by this system instead OF being aiaco.
Fosss task is an agreeable recreation and often devece
taste and talent known be possessed Unite.
the transparency of water color painting with the enc
and durability Of oil, yet avoids the tediousness OF -
one, and the oensivene5s of the other. Mrs. j. ikeNs
teaches beautiful method of Drawing and Paints9
Birds, Flowers and Fruit from Nature Also to mai
Wax Flowers, and TO prepare the Sheet Wax
Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited TO call and exaInL
specimens ofthe work at her house, No. 80 FAfETIt
STEE, three doors above North between the Post OF
fec and Cay Hotel
iei9 diff
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05
BALTIMORR REAL IasTATE AeEN g


NHIO EARM.-For sale, one OF ING ptps ' 49, -.
bic highly cultivated and fertile FARMS N INC ~,
contains ZIG acres, and is located within one n1.s
the respectable and rapidly mereastsg county sn ,b
Newark, Licking county, (through the centre ol Wsn
runs the Erie Canal) and within SIX miles u ~ ss
National Road from BALTIMORE 10 Counnas ms pso
perty must b seen te be duty appreciateo Int ~
proVemenis are substantial and IN complete cruel y
abnds with choice grated fruit is well watefed5 ana
has an extensive Saw Mill On II; more paftcuAI oe
scription If tIse place, its prduetivenes Sesc' may
be had afOur Office. -
Active oif property wosld be taken 70 exchange and
the term CT sale will be qysiie accommodating.
: also FOR sale, FARM Of leO acres absht
theIafroDx Baltimore the Annapolis road il adjotAs
near nds}of s. g. Donaldson and JnO. Barker, Esqrs.
IL we'd snaldson's Bridge ever the Patapsco iron Oe
Try abuudaat on it, aud large quantity OF wooa.
ntAe improvements pretty good and very conveni.
emily arranged 50 10 admit of its being divided INTO
sod sized market farms "a
also FOR sale, several other farms within ls
TO IS miles OF baltimore, some of them very terue, VIC
improved and located in very healthy pleasant neig
borhOods. -.
FOR SALE variety of well secured annuities con
sisIing of about twenty and varying from $40 to -
I each.
Also one for S22s well secured. Apply TO .-,,.,,
| : ys FOWLER & TYSON.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05

<aH APpLrCAT1DE TO the Judges Of Prince
p Georges C0tinfJi Court, BY petition Ia writing,
William b. S0toron, Of Prince Georges County stating
that ne Is now tn custody f0 debt and pfylng tor the
helf Of the act Of the General Assembly Of Maryland,
entitled, an act for The relief 81 sundry solvent Debt,
49, sad AZ December sesaion, 1905, and the several
spsenenfs thereto, on mo terms therein fneniioned
sceduie Of his property and list OF ms creditors on
OATH so far ~ he can ASCERTAIN The same being anaexeo
10 his esitiou and die said William b Sotnoron haliag
zisea me- BY competent testimony that ne mas Fesota
lvz5 wears within The STATE 81 Maryland, immediatsly
che time Of hes application, and the SAID Wh
iaa n Ofi6sOu iavi1e taken Ie caza by the sad act
presnEe fer the delseTng up Of bis property, and giv
rk seisin security for his pefson1i appearance az the
mai County Cour1 Of Paee Georges County, 20 answer
sterIDeaoFes aa1 zzlegg1agns IS may ne made
adalnsI- Hire and having appointed James Buneli ms
1890 ify slSas bond AZ such, and received from
"a Vi6aft B Soah0f9n conveyance and possession
Of sit his property rea personal md mixed = order
ed and addeei tbs 6g Of april la4e, that ne SAID Wii-
liam B. sulinrsn. Re discharged nom imprisonment
and fiat ne give notice his cTeditots By causing co
pY oe Ills order 70 be iHaeftsdin some newspaper pub
ilsefiY fz State of Maryland, once week for t1Fee
cagseezrca fnnnfhs before the nexf October term o
Pnee Georges County Cegf 20 appear before the sad
csiSr court az the eesf house q sid county at me
aid rI 70 chow cause, If any they haze, ss5 the said
tli7fu b. sothozpn shsuid NOT have the nenee OF The
sataaeg and supplement rs pfayeo
True Copy. Tes,
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7wOs. naErss0a Il, r.inskKtlS, after upwards q


lMOs. HsBEss{pss, LinEkKIaN, after upwards .
81 twenty frf seain Experiences, has been inaaeee =
establish oea sl5a At ha extensive CHcnhEnk -
hTary, which b. isapez si aseel WIN sens.s Co.
+ Ts ess sesncen is lbs price Of Readlns. sad
me large suupsy q segEs % Families and noeiesess
5Tbe 10 FIRM BOOK socteues WIZ
is impossible pFOcurca suRPsg Of Books ex0eps sS
e I've a. ,ore fanatics residing in the same neigh.
bofhuof arc allowed 70 pin IN one Subscription.
4 Gafaiogses and boxes fer coantEy supplies are ioE
n'sla 49, 49, ;elss a. be formed and supplied with
any nu1ahz Of Books according to me nuinoet q
membeHs. = d. ;,,..,,..n,,,.,o tho
nutlic 81 he new system Of accommodations the pro
m ietor beEs 20 etafe that his Library az present con
sis ef neaxIy fifteen thousand volumes IN HlatoriesS-
ssrred Pruane and Nalura Voyages, Travels, Biogra
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soaner : the DfaaI fze. Thatthe new Books and new
Marazses and Reviews, published annually and res-
Iarg added consist Of from 3to 400 volumes-to an 81
winch suhserbefs can have immediate acces -. nc
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Tie terms below are given full and satisfactory, that
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COMMERCE subscribing without the delay and trouble
attending correspondence. The first supply OF books
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! LIZ PERSONS WHOM TT MAY CON-

A LII PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CON-
- Germ are hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia
which, belonging 10 James Swan, OF Boston, on the p
day OF August, 1880, amounting TO two million sye
hundred and y-fwo thousand three hundred and fohi
three quarter acres were that day, BY deed dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed 70 Samuel Aiiisons OF
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con
yeyed TO me. In trust, for the United States American
Land Company, and that + and sione, As Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed ox my
are VIII be, authorised TO sell, lease, rent or othe
wise dispose OF said lands any of them and al per-
sons are especially notified not<o purchase, rent, lease
or otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not TO purchase Of r. Dumas IN. VINO
claims part Of the said lands the trustee for the cEed
tors of Swan, under an act Of the Legislature 81 VIZ
rna, of one Dumofghue, OF any other person pre-
tending to act for, or in The behalf OF the said Dumas o.
ne creditors oftile said Swan. ~
Those lands will be sod rented OF lensea on adpanta.
reous terms. They scattered through the state OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, persons wishing 70
purchase rent or lease any pa Of them are requested
s " '''-' -, .l''sF,5'-'1s DUFF GREEN, =
wa dly Fs,lstee u. g. A. Land Company
5d7-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
ton Ky, viii PLEASE insert this once week fof three
Eonths. ard forward their accounts % this QfEsee