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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

DIR. J. FRANCIS, OCCULiSr, 10 Barciay.st
Mrs Coxs Elm ST. member ofmy church, had deeeas
ahgh state ofnfamat,on. Manv applications were resort-t
without coed effect and from the Of Dr. j. Francis
Eye Water month her sight perfectly restored
From what have been a witness to, believe il to be
the remedies that has been oh
ed to the public. GEORGE BENEiCT.,
Pastor Of the Stanton st. Church.
Mrs Gott member of church. child who osei
afflicted with for nearly two large ulce
scians and when the total loss Of sight aPprehended the
prepared and sold by Or Francis has effected
perfect cure. Rev. =. H. CONE, 80
Pastor OF the Oliver ~. Church.
We the undersigned, having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
in families, with good effect, and knowing its astonishing
efficacy unhesistngy recommend il to the notice OF the
pubca valuable remedy Duncan Dunbar pastor Of the
McDoug street Church C. pastor of the South
Baptist Church, j. Harrison OF the Thompson street
Church; Joshua Lane, u Third Avenue.
The Eye Water perfect for inflammation and weak
of sight, anl will caaracts. Numerous cer
6cates the Office Ii prepared sold by
any person America but Dr. j. FRANCIS 10 Barclay ST.
I6}-ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted. jvi3 sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
INR. ANslCELEBKATED MEDICIN ....,s.-.

DR. EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES a. ,U,apo.eo
The heart give az impulse Or strength 70 the sreria
ali the vessels whether ofth ki the parts situated nterna
OF the sNrcmss; and a. all the secretions o the body
the absorbent and o.,
dsehang yes,es Any morbid etlon which may have taken
isg,riA.1, ard the body resumes heathlul state.
Of the nn-ersbe neJicioes are go
the cody the due performances OF and
the ,S ,iTs+@ Pss sna hssy ,ais cause. i to las
eomsed aud tranquil that old age, when arrives
their hsd them injured y medicines adm ais
ter.dSy Eaorsnes as9u-es Of misery and adherence:
IN. acton 4 the heart liver and other yscer they exe III,
bad sra OF morod matter Which renders the blood nyur,
sage e To. 9owsso that sT the brisk slight evsc-aca-
while the evscuaoI from the bowels kept up the e,cr.-
on- from al other vessels Of the body will be Eons %
IN the SAM roportion By which the blood invariably Be
stsaT perseverance cfhe medicines will undoub,
bot such the doss may be Augmented acoordipg 10 IN
sdsp the that they may be taken al Iii tine.
In AT eases Of hypocondraeisn. low spirits, pspts
sbgs emma weakness indsson, .ss appetite atu.5cr
green scfass. siulsai or nS.
aches, hiee. sea sickness, nightmare govt, rheunsts
who ss victims 10 that mott excres,ins ssrsr saa mol
and rsisi from Their suherngs ~ Dr. WIN Evans
vomiting pans in IN. SIDE limbs. head stomach q,
nate fsShng o heat and eSsssi Tsaoss .seb,"S. sg,
ton, snsIety ssd drsa n, will every be relieved
One dangerous epochs to females Is al the eharg,
.s da s % sssh will 20 nS
a. may enable them to withstand the shock.
overstrsed nothing better correct and nvzoras hs
sas Essas se .s On cs ccss
Y;yt Es,r' 10 Diet, ny ,Ss, - s'r'.iss 49,
vd,is. Eatsrsd according an act Of ongress bv VIM
s.al ~ ts 10 ~ TIE Clerks ohes OF the Southern
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
To SPORTSAEN.
UNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, &c, AT WHOLESALE

" or RETAIL '' ---'' ~''
Doce'e barre Guns o;every description.
Single barrel a, do do
1000 pairs Of Pistols.
500 Rides, sipge aud double tarrel.
PERCUSSION Gays Powder tlasks and Sporting articles
Morally.
Most above be sold below Of or
manufacture anu toedHce will be offered
ing prices, ~ A. w. SPIES x co,
myi 6fa 2ls Pew street. Plat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
yAPOR BATHs.

A X BA i Ia >.
I r. CARROLL'S OLD Is TABLISHED AEDiCA-
y. TED VAPOR BATHS removed from IS John street
TO $40 Broadway opposite the City Hospital and
readiness to receive visitors No pains has bee 81
then to make them both the ladies'
gentlenens department MrsJP C. hopes by her unweari
60 exerons 70 continuance Of the patronage IF tho
faculty and public which has been extended this absh
ent for the last fifteen The baths fro sir
oclock the till night Also sulphur baths
and howerbaths. Portable baths any part The city
or Brookyr at five minutes notice Private baho
hY the day.wetS month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

SPRiNGt this beautiful eftht year when nature
srrayed flowers Of hue the face Of beauty
een mared with unsighty eekle aud sloches To remedy
this, the proprietor OF MICHAUX,s FRECKLE WASH
offers u remedy only freckles bat
sunhu, pimres and other affections Of the skin. II only
needs trial to establish IN the good opinion OF those who
may require it, Price SO cents For sale by III. quantity
single box by A. b. X ID. SANDS, Druggists
and 90 at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

HLLLSIAl r - ftitt ~ III kePt BY GAo.GE A.
for yisi'es The best Of liquors asd segars-reshes
Al all ums 'sts; seines, bai;, &c A will
90 and tro the railroad ~ the house. the foot Of Eighty
Sixth street lorkyile. lyl ir@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

saEvrs
a Powell. - Corphill. Boston, Mass
Norner aud Novbrsy, Baiiim-re. Nd
y. March Exchange place. rorsrosth. Nh
Joseph GILL Richmond. va
Lewis Johnson, Washington d T..
. 4. Psrknurs. Cincinnati.
Brown and WFsh. Delavare. Delaware CO. ORC!
= shoup Dayton, Montgomery CO. oheI
John Peison Railway Il
s. Il. Caldwell. syracuse Nv
William l. Easten. t.owv;it. =
Peter Wan Setback. kinderLoo. ~
n Jenes, Jsnsica.
Garfield n Robins, Hartford
4 Wardesty. Haruscnhurr
SAMUEL westccti Hudson
"a i,uccln. Hallawsli g. -
Miller \ CO Hage-town, Ma
Charles Crsiksh.nh GEORGETOWN, ID e
Cesns h Wallace. Goshen, Nv
Benjamin Earl Co. Fall River, Mas
A. Hall. Fayetteville, NC.
4. Jskrson Franklus, Ohio.
Thos. ". Dawson Sen, Esstcs, Md
J. VI. Wheely, Dover, Nh
STEPHEN Wan Shack. Albany, NY
BENJAMIN Old. Newark, NJ
W,stsrn OEcs a. wall street. Louisville, Ken
Or And sy al DR. Wm Evans snthorr.d ssepss thro-st
eufne Tinted States U2csdsvY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04
ONE HUNDRED CABS.

NANDERWERkEN, manufacturer Of Cabs, Omribusses.
stage Coaches, Railroad Cars Re corpe- Of Hamilton,
Bruen and MeWhorter streets, the Railroad Depot
Newark " j. has already finished and
upwards Of hundred ef the newly invented
seat two or fosr persons.
~ e. The public cautioned against any infringement
the improved Cabs. les
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-04

NOIiCE.-The partnership heretoiore existing fsf no
~ France between T OMAs KEELING X THEODORE
SALES expired by is Limitation. The business
will hereafter be Conducted at Paris by THEODORE |
sAILEs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
n & r 4 8.

Nus Der prYatccrrefpcnoens eires bicIgen 6aub>
lunasbaues erfahren mir bag eintge Sunben Dor Der
Abf1brt bcs Dampfpodet6 Icusgorf Elm @rpre6er opn
Ueatan1pras bic Gahrift naob Wata9prba brddte,
NGatamcras fet BON ben Serancrn uub S6oeraten
en9enpmmen.
0ad,rtdbten BON 9lutttn reicten bic srm l8. y. so.
9ftdter 9Saer 1T gum @ereral prftmetffer ernannt
tpcroen. SIM @pn9reBe nurbe cine 8a 3llr @rridtune
elmer 3uhtan(falt in berStabt Huin oor9ebrat. Der
Nb1ecronete sJ1naf parfer bon Sonton @auntD bat
benz HeprdfeNtantens 0auIc einen 8cribIa9 CUR 9lbs
daung ber 0asaroipele ocrgele9t cbne 3petfe tpirb
ct in beioen pduiern burdseben.
Die Debatten ilter bic gerle9Ing bes 9te9ierungss
Sbes BON 9Iuitin beibdfti9ten oas Heprdlcntanten>
Saus fur mebrere Gage. Die enolide Gntideiouns
bon 81 se9en Is Stmmen beitimmte, bas 9Iuitin Der
Sb Der 9e9ieruu9 bleiben foDe. --
Dr. TrdnS McDre, jr. Der talentnple uto unabbdn9>
ae OerduS9eber beS 9eras 3ele9raphen ellte i'm Se>
nat ben Nntraa ba8 cine Care BON 1000 bon ieber
ieron erboben rDeroen ipe, Dele 9eifti9e @etrdnfe
feinern Suanttdten ale elmer 0lart perfauft. Die
Sttmmun9 bes ReprdentantensSa Saules 1T su 9nniten
bieies 9lntra95. .r. s-.
G5eneralsSamtltcu's 9or1hlaa, cine Slnletbe bon 4
Wetltonen at 10 pro Gent. 3u maden, miro fd,wer)
bic erparete lntersun9 i'm Saule Der Heprdfentar,>
ten finoen. -..t
Die Sibuns bes @pnsreges tpiro, mad, ter pprIiez
senoen Nrbeiten sn nrtbetlen unsefdbr Bis We Sarz
unrs oauern.
Naan fddst bic Nnsabl Der NnTebler, tpeIdbe nab
renb bes Spdtjatrs uno Binters erttpanoerten, auf
100,
Die Stabt sutu nn,mt an Gd6nbeit 5oppbl ais
8eo6lferun9 iecen Sag Su. Die 9e9entpdrtt9e @i1s
trobnersabl 1T ungefdbr 1900. Sdulen iuo 9e9rInbet
unb Der 9lan CUR @rrdbtun9 zines Semtuars fi,1oet
lebhafte l1ntertIbung
Gin Deutfder, 0eainens s. peinridb 0oIBter, nahnr
f am 10. D. M i'm Soofpttale su @aloeftpn oas eeben
curd etnen Sdnttt III bic 9urseI. GO. Deutfde.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24

fbLiBe, 3eu9ntBe aufSunebmen, betraf purce Dpr9e>
ttommeu, unb bic Serren Snitb bon Watne, Starfs
tUeatber BON Ohtc, unb Glfprb BON Neatne, fpraden
ebr dusfIbrIid baraber, err @arlano, Der Stretber
oes 9auies, perlas bic Sdrt, wele ct beDm eInfans
jerfeD 8bt9s nidt anerfennen f6nnte Dies Document
purbe en9ebrat als Elm GbeiL elmer Oteoe ces errn
@ltfforb, bon Matne. Die Wabl etnes Druders wurbe
bis sum 15ten Sanuar oerlhpben. Die 9Sabl etnes
@apanS tptrb Derntutbltdb in einieen Ga9en Dor fdb
8eiesun9 BON Tlcrioa in Srbnnng bes Cages. ccrr
Gtrange CDentofrat) belt cine Lan9e 9febe, tport er
fetne llriaden on9ab, tuarum er fur Des StG ntdt
fftntu1ert fDnne
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
Nenn1Dlpanten.

Gin be1ouberer lln9ladfern fdetnt bteies Sabr ber
ben @ouoern6rs> >8otbfhaften gu toaen. Die 8itrger
@oupern6rs peroauen. NeusNorf 1T benabe in Sdlaf
aefunfen itber bas @epIdpper bes Sor. Sewarb, unb
Vennfplnauten 1T 70 eben bon etnem @oupern6r ppr
ter NIT elmer 8rtbdaft beidenft orcen, Die Der fe
parbIben an an9ereau9wetIt9fe tpent9 nadeebt Sc
feint 3eit su tperben, oaB bas cf 9e9en been8ptts
lbaftsunf19 end,reite ;-tenem @oupern6r foIlte un
Boblfabrt bes Qanoes tuiIIen, uno aus 8armbersgfe
fir ben 9efunbeH unbenebsIten 8erfanb ber psr(aus
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24

meIteu @eesseber BET 9obestrafe eraubt 1eir, cine
dngere als 3tpet Spaten 9rpBe Sotblnf Sn ltefern;
etne Spalte fam er NIT Belhreibnn9 oes Staas ftb
len, u. tn Der atoern oarf er aen Qe, ben er nun e'
NAL nttbt fur t Su bebdIten i'm Stanoe lit, ais beflag'
enspertbe 3n9abe betf9en neil Ieoer nts unter eer
Come ocutcmnen lit, Die Ser Staaten @onitituticn
aber je6em m00Itdt Mmfan9reide Sreibett 9eGtattet
&ann ourd etne iptd1e Gcrfebrun9 benz etr9e1bbeneu
1nipelen ntht ocr9eben9t trcroen, 70 muB jeoe6ma,
wenn bic uu9Iudeli9e SotbIbafteneit berannnbt ben
3eitunssihrebern, namend5 aber ben teutIden, seIb
uno grim Dor Den Nu9en tper0en-1tno bns 1T aatss
9efdbrch. .-cene Sotbfchaften tparen fdmntdJ nidts
wen9er ais frSbI5e SOtbfbaften, oa es d ertptelen
bat, oaB oas BON ben ntonsdaten er3eu9te eSanffnbz
Iein Elm uu9e3ogener, Der utbe entlauener un9e it.
Dectcr uu Der gefdbroeen 6enthen 91ube ntGlen in6
3uhtbans Seffect Weroen ioQe. Desbab ttn9en bic
Goueernbr6sG Gbritleber ruie GjrabgeIdnge, unb bas
Bib peldes 9r. DOrter BON ben Stnan3oerbdtntsen
pe1niDoanlene enttpirft 1T Dabrbat abldre6enb nno
bejammerneDertt. pennInIoanten euf5t inter elmer
SduIeenat bon rrebrcren 80 gRilttDnDn oeren Sntes
reeen iebft nur su besatIen fogar feline 9Iust Dpr>
banoen 1T. @s bletbt cem Staate TT bte1em @tenbe,
oas Datnilnnt9e Spefnlnnten auf fcine eeIe9netcn
@auen berabrefen, ntdts ibrtg, 0Is btrette 8eeues
rung ees Sclts, uno oa Der @cuoern6r oor oieer us
erldBd)euWaaBre9el suridd1rd Yuel er pee, bag bic
tcutfhe 8eb0Iferun9 penniDIoaneus fd, nnr NIT Dem
9r68en Noermleu etefen Saiten untersteben piiree,
70 lit fetne Sctbfdleft III einem jdnrmerlihen a,perf
9etpproenl oas aCe eroenfbaren 3ufud)ts> uno Nuss
htlfsn1ittel erbafht, ber eernen u1o ecfdbrbe1
9toE9menot9tett 3n enthlnpcn. DIE 5errlttenen ST
nanSen pennfDoanIcns Nno curob bic leBte 3abIun96s
enffepun9 Der borti9en Banten nur nod mebr oer>
tprrt worcen, unb Sor. Yprter eaubt oem rabifalen
lebeL abgrtOcn, penn etne tren9ere 8eaufl1hteuug.
Der 8anfen einaeflbrt tperce @r OtIte Ians pieet,
boB 70 epae nur 9efee9eberiIde Spte9eIfeebtcret it,
Die Su ntdte ftbrt unb bag bic famdbIide geiesh6t>
nenbe NuffItruna Der 8nnfen in pennfDloanien mad,
edt unb @eredti9fett 9an, anbere Sprod,e uno CANA
anSeres anoeIn fOrcert. Neeer WanteItdneeret nod
Scrrdtberet an Der betGtgcn Saobe ecS Bots fam
iest mebr ote 6fentd9e Oeeinun9 befrtebgeu. CGWS.
SIN Senate pennfplpaniens ift bcrettS Der slutraa
9eiteat ncroen, BEN Sretbrief Der Der. et Bane sm
pblaoeIpbia su tpiSerrufen.
, 1840-04-04
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS! Bargains! 2!

still have on hand the following goods, which I an
L determined to sell at cost, for cash. Persons viii
lose great bargains by not calling Immediately, as
have determined 10 sell.
A FULL ASSORTMENT ON CAssIMEREs.
Consisting of the following. VIZ super Melbourne
ribed, London rib, steel mixed, and plain cassimeres
green mulberry, steel mixed, and snuff colored cloths
A great variety Of suhner goods, ~viz:--Londou
tweede cassimeres, black aud drab erminett, Saxony
cloth, Arabian do, Pa. jeans, FIench linen and sea
grassdo. .--.
CALICOEs.--A great variety of super light c,li
Goes, painted lawns, do jaconet and cambria ging-
hams, &c. An assortment of dress silks: consisting
of super black, fs. gro de nap and plain do.
"a heavy assortment of hosiery con-
sisting of super blk. and white silk hose; blk and
white cotton hose; blk and white silk half hose; blk
and white mixed cotton do.
GLOVES-A heavy assortment Of gloves: consist
ing of plain blk silk, and " hite silk do; blk and white
eoIored do, thread do, white, black and fancy color.
ed kid, do.
SUSPENDERS "A heavy lot Of su.renders: gum,
worsted aud web.
Super blk italian cravats.
Fancy plaid Italian collars. stocks, &c.
A variety Of b~onnrts, bonnet aud cap ribands.
Swiss, null aud canblc mnslins, book muslins and
bobinets, thread and cotton laces AMI e~dsinss; ladies
baskets and satchels. Gcn.lemen's palm leaf hats
HARDWARE N CUTLERY-A heavy az.
sortment ofIlardwarc: consisting ofkniycs and forks,
superior penknives, superior Razors, in cases and sim
gle; brass stirrup irons and Birdie hits; superior sneep
shear, parliamentary hinges and butts, screws, &c.
&c.: superior brass knobs, door locks, do trunk, chest,
tiled aud cupboard do, superior pad locks, common
do; Norfolk latches, coffee mills. gun locks, plain bits,
chIscl', gimb!cts and ausefs, curry combs, &c. &c.
One box of genuine LONDON mustard flesh.
uOODS-A variety OF fancy goods: con.
sisting of toys, DRAFT boards. backgammon do, shaving
boxes, ladies needle boxes, ladies embroidery do, look.
ing g'a'sea, walters, sword cRucs. silk and cotton
umbrellas, wtils spurs und gentlemen's leather brass
buI;ur. straps.
~JENELRi-A great variety of jewelry: consist
ing ofbreas, pins, ear bots, plain and set rings, silver
pencil cases, super ivory md French snua boxes, c-
gar cases aud tubes.
Together with a variety Of other goods
too tedious to cnumeraie. Please call and
see for yourselves; rest assured. bargains
can he had by calling at my store in Troy,
Lincoln county, Missouri.
IA St JOSEPH B. ARTHUR.
, 1840-04-04
DIED

10 this place on the 23rd inst, after a pro
trac.ed illness, Mas. CARoLrSE T.. STRorHER,
Of Nh. ROBERT S. SrRoTuraO aged
about - years.
She had been a worthy member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church for several
years. and appeared TO be perfectly resigned
10 death.
Life roll,away with rapid raee,
My dnys run swiftly on;
soon shall end this mortal race,
Aud from this stage b. gone.
Bot when | ls've this earthly clod,
And from this world remove,
! hope 10 meet a smiling God,
And reign with him above.
The Virginia papers will please copy.
, 1840-04-04
o. WHIG 20

o. The Wings of Pike county have re-
commended that a convention oil Wings be
held at Bowling-Green, on the 18th inst, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nomi.
mating candidates for members of the mex
general assembly. in this great emergency
of the country, we hope the friends of good
government will all meet only with a spirit
to advance the general coed, and free the
country from the load that weighs it down.
. I MANY WINGS.
, 1840-04-04
FIRE IN LOUISVILLE

There was a most destructive fire in thia
city on Thursday, March 26lh. !, broke
out about IL o'clock on Pearl, formerly 3d.
street, in the chair mandatory OF Mr.. John
Hawkins. From this point it spread with
fearful rapidity in al directions, running south
TO within one door of the post office. corner
of Peal and Market streets; North TO the
corner OF Main aud Pearl; West down
Main 10 within two houses OF the Bank OF
Louisville; crossing Main and consuming on
the east side of Main, between Wal and
Pearl streets, 9 stores and a boarding house
occupied by captain Bacon.
Grocers. Gamble O. Lane, insurance SlO,-
600, Rowland, Smith & Co. insured; TICS.
j. Martin, insured; ]. s. Chenoweth, in
sured; Jacob Keller & Co., $4,000 insur-
ance: II. H. Jones & Co., partly insured,
Dry Goods. Addison g. C.endenin, insured;
VIM. Garvin & Co. insured; James Anderson
& Co. insured. The goods of Messrs. Tevis
& Chew were all removed but they sustained
hut slight damage. Dennis Spurrier, paint
store. -Four Insurance offices. J. W. Red
ding, tailor, John Magness, tailor; A: S.
Whitlock S-Co. shoes, Charles Gallagher,
VIM. Heferman and McMoran & Meme
chen, rectifers; ]. T. Clark, book store;
Swearingen, Grant & Co. queens ware;
Wallace & Lithgow, tin and copper smiths;
Borie, confectioEer;Miss Beers, millineri and
a few others.
Among the owners of the lost houses
were, James Steward, 1 tenement, insured;
Mrs. Breckenridge, 8, $4,000 insured; Jno.
I. Gray, Q; Judge Oldham, 1; G. w. Merri-
wether, Q; insured; Addison & Clendenin. /;
insured; James Rudd, 5. no insurance; DR..
Johnson, 2; Hughes heirs, l.; Mr.. Dickson,
l no insurance; Mr.. Van Buskirk.
The total loss of houses and goods is esii-
mated at 100000. Most Of the assurances
were by the offices of this city, the greatest
amount taken by any one office being SAL
600. The Lexington office had about $685.
coo. No doubt is entertained that the losses
will be promptly psid.-LOu. Jour.
, 1840-04-04
On n Bill 10 Chsncc'y,
fDr li,i,iOl 70 Land

sksG IL cnmplaiuant., Niniaa II. Harlin, and Mar
- garct has wife, having IN the 9Th day ofjAnr.
airy. 4. ID. $50, fled in the oIice al the Clerk Of the
oicr.t Court, al the county Of Lincoln, aud State of
Missouri, nforcssid their bill ufcom;!Aint against tie
defendants afore'Aid, ..s,ins that David Boyd late
of ssii county, departed Xii, life on tie fourth dsy
Of January AID 1886 seized and pn.seued 81 a
tact OF land situated IN sad couIiy OF Lincoln, con
tanning two hundred and forty seven acres and seven
ty-iour hundIsdths Of an mere, and beiucs part Of a
larger trac; Containing three hundred and hty srPen',
which was erauted by the spanish Government to said
David Boyd, and Is known as No. $40; said trgct be
lug the same on which L e said David Boyd departed
this life, .ni owned at the time of hi. death. That
he left a widow, IIada-sah Boyd who is still living,
and the following La fuzzy heeoiteu children, who are
his only heirs, Viz: Elm beth Armstrong, late Eliza.
Boyd, nov wife of john Arn-irnng, John Boyd, A
braham Boyd, David Boyd. jr. william Boyd, aud
said complainant, Margaret Hardin, late Margaret
Boyd, now wife Of said complainant Ninian Il. lTar-
din, That said David Blvd, Deed. during his life
time gave by way of advancement other lands to said
John Armstrong and Eliza beth III. wife. 10 wit: city
acres Of land situated in the CO unity sfOresnid, an!
adjoining the land first aforesaid land Praying that
the defendants aforesaid be made defendants 10 said
Bill OF complaint; and that said John Armstrong and
Elizabeth his wife answer specifically and shy wheth-
er or not the said David Boyd durins his life did give
and convey to them or either OF them apy land by
way of Advancement, and if 30, how much; where
situated. and what was its value 1T the time n, which
IT was given, what its present valac, and whether or
not he intends 10 bring the same into hntchpot IN the
PARTITION of the tract o. parcel of land first oforesaid
ard that tie court will ascertain Inc respective rights
Of snid scrcTni parties and decree par itiOn thereof
accordingly. An1 il appearing that sail JOHN Arm
strong and Elizabeth his wife, two of said defendants
are not residents Of this state; Rni on affidavit ofssid
complainant Ninian II. Hardin 10 that effect, it is
by these presents ordered that unless the said defend,
ants John Armstrong and Elizabeth, hs vic, DO and
appenro on or before the first day of tie next term OF
the Circuit Court, to be begun ai.i held at the Court
house in the town Of Troy, within and for the said
county Of Lincoln, and state of Missouri, on the first
Monday in May next, and file in said court their an
aver to said complainant s bill, the same will be taken
for confessed against them, AMI that this order be pub
iished in some Newspaper printed in this state, for eight
weeks succassively the last insertion 10 be at least
four weeks before the next Term Of said circuit
court, Given under my hand and seal Of Office in
vacation 2f said court, this lst day of February A.
d. 1910. FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk of
Lincoln Circuit Court, Missouri.
Feb. 9Th ls40-17-St.
, 1840-04-04
ORDER OF COURT.
STATE OF MISSOURI

l. County of Pike.
In me Circuit Court of said County, of the
Term Of March, to uit on the 10Th day
Of March,, 1910. :
A'l- ''s s /, Plaintiff Deb, by Attachment.
WESLEY HUsr, Defendt.N
A ND now, at this day, the said Plaintifr, by his At
L torney appearing, files bis motion to the Court, to
amend the order of publication entered in this cause
httfe last term of this Court, &C.; and amendment
is ordered aceordinsIy-and the Shedf's return en-
dorsed upon the wit of attachment issued in this
cause, showing that the said defendant could not be
found in his country, aud that said defendant hath
no place of abode therein, and that the lots of ground
numbered tSl, 4s2, Asa, Asa, l93, 494, 49J, and
49,, In the town of Louisiana, in sad, county, have
oeen attached as the property of said defendant-nnd
the order Of publication made Mt the last term of this
court, not having been complied with by the said
Piaintif-on motion of the said Plaintiff, by G.. Por-
ter, Esq his counsel. 1t is ordered by the court,
that the said Wesley Hunt be notified that an action
ofdebt, for the sim of thirty dollars, hath been com
neneed against him by the said Samuel Finley, that
a writ Of attachment hath been issued against him
and the real estate aforesid attached, and that unless
he, the said Wesley Hunt, lie AID appear, (by him
self orittorncy,) before this court, on or before the
third day If the mkt term thereof, to be holden at
tie CONT House, in the town uf Bowling Green, with
in, and for said county of Pike, on the second Mon
day of July next, and plead TO th sact;on according
to law, a judgment will be rendered against him, and
his said real estate will be sold to satisfy the same
And il is further ordered bS The court, that a cory of
this amended order, be published for four weeks sue
cessivcly in some new spaPor printed in this state; tic
last insertion whereof, 10 he at least twenty days be-
f0ro tie next term tfihis court.
Aad t!:s cause i. continued.
STATE OF Missouri,
County of Pike.
". rf-r- Il IL - So. r.. --.thip
ard for said cnu"ty of Pike, certify that the foregoing
writing Isl fnli, tue aud perfect copy OF the record
and proceeding OF said court, 10 the can'c therein
mentioned at the above recited term of said court, NJ
fully and amply as the same appears on The records Of
the coart.
In testimony wPrrof, ! have hereunto
set my hand. and affixed the seal Of said
court, at oiice, this 23d day OF March,
VI. J. MOVES, Clclk.
April 4th--it