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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-11

n Romantic .afair.--It appears from the
Cincinnati News, that an old Gentleman
pretty well off in the world, fell in love with
a young lady on board one of the steamboats,
while travelling up the river, and so came
the agreeable over her, that she consented to
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-11

sour Yankee Gal:"--Miss Mary Burn
ham, daughter Of Mr.. Henry Burnham, aged
IL years, and Miss Sarah Burnham, daurhtef
OF Mr.. Luther Burnham, aged 10 years, all
OF Montague, N. II. on the 18th Of April,
oraiaed elecen palm leaf hats each, between 6
A. NJ. and r. M.--Rockesfer Der,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-11

Mr.. TRIPLETr Of Ky. brought forward a
bill supplementary to an act to prevent the
presumption bill from being so construed as
to be of benefit to no one but actual settlers
upon the Public Lands. The Administration
members refused to vote for suspension Of
the rules, and the motion was lost.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-11


WHEN THIS OLD HAT WAS NEW.
When this old hat was new, the people used
to say
The best among the Democrats were Harrison
and Clay;
The Locos now assume the name, a title most
untrue;
The most unlike their party name, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Van Buren, was
Fed,
An enemy to every man who labored for his
bread
And if the people of New York, have kept
their records trae,
He voted 'gainst the poor mans rights, when
this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Buchanan was
the man
Best fitted in the keystone State, to lead the
Fcd'ral clan.
He swore, 'sifDemocratic blood should make
his veins look blue,
He'd cure them by phlebotomy," when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, ('twas eighteen
hundred eleven,)
Charles Ingersoll did then declare, by all his
hopes of heaven,
"f1ad he been able to reflect, he'd been to-
ry true,
And ne'er have thought it reproach, when
this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Of Richard Rush
twas said,
To figure well among the Feds, he wore a
black cockade;
Deny this, Loco's, if you please, for every
word ia true
knew full we'll old Dicky Rush, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was, the Senator from
Maine,
Dessroy'd by fire an effigy. t iInmortalize his
name,
The efigy was Madison's, if common fame
be true,
So Ruel Williams was Fed, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, twas in the
That Henry Hubbard asked each town to send
To meet in Council at the time when FEEDER
alism blue,
Made Hartford look like indigo, when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Sam Cushman
did declare,
THAT should soldier cross the lines, he
hoped he'd perish there,
And leave his bones in Canada, for enemies
to view;''
So much for his Democracy, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, old Governor
Provost,
The States invaded, at the head OF numerous
British host,
Then mark, ye Locos, what did Martin Chit
tenden then do!
Forbid Green Mountain Boys to fight! when
this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Woodbury. and
Van Ness,
T.. Allen Brown, and Stephen Haight were
of the Federal mess,
4. H. Everett, and Martin Field, and Sam c.
Allen, too,
New Patent Democrats, were Feds, when
this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, those worthless
did oppose
The cause, and friends of liberty, and stood
among their foes;
Not 30 with "Granny" Harrison, for at Tip
pecanoe,
Flo bravely fought the savage foes, when this
old hat was new.
liberty
Knew well the merits of old Tip, while fight
ing at Maumee:
Come now, huzza for Harrison, just as we
used to do,
Whom first we heard of Proctor's fall, achen
Mis old hat sons neao.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-11

The Methodist General Conference, sit
ting at Baltimore, have made five new Con.
ferences, viz. Providence, r. l., North o.
hio, Memphis, Rock River, end Texas.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-06-11
UNITED STATES SENATE.
The terms Of Office of the following Sena-
tors will expire on the 18th Of March next:

Inc terms OF ONCE OF the following Sena-
tors will expire on the ath of March next:
Maine, gohn Rugeles, Conserv.
N. Hampshire, Henry Hubbard, v. b.
Massachusetts, John Davis, Wing.
Rhode Island, N. r. Knight, Wing.
New Jersey, Garret D. Wall, v. B.
Delaware, Thomas Clayton, Wing.
Virginia, VIM. HI. Roane, ". 3.
North Carolina, Bedford Brown, v. b.
South Carolina, John @. Calhoun, v. b.
Georgia, Wilson Iumpkin, v. b.
Alabama, VIM. r. King, v. b.
Mississippi, Ro. J. Walker, v. b.
Louisiana, Ro. C. Nicholas, v. b.
Tennessee, Alex'r. Anderson, v. b.
Kentucky, j. ]. Crittenden, Wing.
Illinois, J. NJ. Robinson, v. B.
Michigan, J. Norvell, v. B.
Arkansas, VIM. S. Fulton, v. b.
Wings and Consevatives-l3 Van Bu-
renites. This will leave parties equally,dt
vided in the Senate; and the political charac-
ter of that body will be decided by the State
elections of the present year.
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Poetry.

IA SHOCKING BAD HArw-We find the
following capital lines, in the cleveland
IIerald.-They were written by Farmer OF
Portage county, Ohio.
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

%SE ;sS
the wine district which ith confidence offered to those in
BASKETS Forest Forneaux quarts very
do 100 do "Ja a%a aesson ct Fi.nquarts and
do 80 do American E ssHs'' Quarts. very
Spar King each, LABEL
saeA per
Rhine S%aa As
Claret-Chat. Marquis, Chat Leose Tahe, and Larose.
do 100 cases fine table CIaret, &c. &c: bon,
sSssn % srs sg
ASb sI, London double brown stout u: w.a.,on
FOR sale liberal ''Ei IS fHst
49, sgsabe which exert specific acton upon
the a cor to It's s through
the sn {. s @ q St say
ne BLOOD there area al ~
dsehasias morbid which may have s
Se 5oy 'o0'
ssdsinss much and
are =
mani # @
sss SS nf:y il
GENE and tranquil that old when it aIrye
s 3 s ' s4S
bad acrd morbid NATTER which renders the blood impure
out Of the through the ducts into the
Of the bowels that by the brisk slight excavations
which be regulated by the doses always that
while the the bowels kept the
tions from all other vessels of the body will also be
in the proportion by which the blood invariably be
purified
Steady the the medicines will undoubk
eddy effect even in the most acute obstinate
nveteracy of the disease the medicines being admirably
adapted the that they be taken all tmes
In all of hypocondriaeism, low spirits papita-
tons of the heart rritaby weakness hoar
abus, em,nal weakness Indigestion, loss Of appetite aueny,
hearts burn general debility, bodily weakness choross
Sickness flatuen historical antngs histories hesd
aches hccup, sickness, nightmare govt rheumatism,
asthma douloureuy, spasmodc affections and thte
who victims to that disorder, govt viii
find relief from their sacrngs BY OF Dr. VIM Evans
Pills.
Nausea vomiting pains the side limbs head stomach or
dmness confusion of sight, the inside alter,
flushing Of heat and chness wachngs, agta
ton anxiety bad Dreams will be relieved
by an occasional dose Of DR.. Evans medicines.
One of the dangerous epochs females at the change
ofe aud then they require medicine which wiz nSi
their circulaoDs and thus their constitutions
may enable them to withstand the shock.
When system has been largely drawn
overtrained nothing better to and nvigorse the
drooTing constitution than these medicines.
Doctor Exams, Medieo Office, 100 Chatham street, Ne'o
York. where the Doctor may Be consulted.
Be particular seeing that the labels contain the following
notice. Entered according to act Of Congress, by Wa
Evans the 1882 the Clerks Office Of the Southern
DistrCt Court New York;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

never murmur at my lot
That dooms as the rich mans slave;
His wealthy ease coyet not
No power seek, no wealth crave.
Labor is good-ny strong right hand
Is ever ready TO endure;
Though meAny born, bless the land,
Content TO be among Its poor.
But look upon this forehead pale,
This tintless cheek. this rayiess eye;
What do they ask The mountain gale,
The dewy sod, and open sky.
read of high and grassy hills,
OF balmy de lis and tangled woods
OF hawthorns where the ringdove broods.
hear of bright and pe~fumed flowers,
That spring to KISS the wanderers, ieet
OF forests where the Dung lawn covers,
OF streamlets ripping, cool and sweet
They tell of waving fields of grain,
OF purple fruit and shining leaves;
OF scattered seed and laden vain,
OF furrowed glebe and rustling sheayes.
They speak Of nature fresh and free,
Gaddng the dullest eyes that look;
Bards sing its glory, but TO me
II is a sealed and hidden book
The radient summer-beams may fall,
But fail to light my cherries groom
They cannot pierce the dhsty wal
Where paid fingers ply the loom.
No warbler sings his graceful Joys,
No laden bee goes hummlng oy
Noueht breaks the shifting shuttle's noise
But angry oath or suffering sigh
Pent with the crowd oppressed and faint,
NV brow IS damp, my DIeath Is mick
And though my spirit yield no plant,
My pinng heart is deadly sick.
cannot see the blue of heaven
cannot see The green grass sod
| pant To share the blessings gwen
To all and each one by God.
Give me a spade to delve the soil,
From early dawn to closing night;
Tt plough, the fail or any toll
That will not shut me from the light.
often dream of an old tree,
With violets round II growing wild
know that happy dream must be
OF where play tiny child
A dog-rose hedge, a cottsge-door,
Still lipgers in my wearled BRAN;
feel my soul yearn more and more
To see that hedge-row once again
Double the labour Of my task
Lessen my poer and scanty fare,
But give oh give me what ask
The SUM ght and the mountain AIR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

\ ONDON MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INsTRU
MENTs, Table Knives Majors strop~ Pen, Packet and
Sporting Knives Scissors Cutlery Brushes &C. from SNIP
SONS, S. Strand, Lendon, Manufactured 10 the British
Navy,zt X. SIMPSONS,
$50 Broadway, New York
n B. Wholesale orders promptly executed.
3us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
MASA M M RI i MM2pEs. I. CANAL sTREET1MA;

MAGAZIN DE MODES, So CANAL sTREET-MA-
AI DAME BEHRMAN bees 10 her friends and
public generally that her Show Room Of Spring Fashions
every style OF millinery will be opened FOR inspection Mon
day NEXT the 18th April Madame b. fsttes herself by the
unrem,ted exertons she has always paid 10 satisfy and
ofore the patronage Of her Madame taken
particulars pains this nobtsnng the latest fashions
comprising taste and elegance combined with the
nomy TO suit the times Madame s determined to
weep up her reputation for and fashion Department.
ans viii sell the best and mast fashionable work per
lower Than any House the city call from her friends will
convince them Of he fact.
Magarin De Modes 80 Canal street
N b. Wholesale warehouse Of every description Of MILLINERY
Usods. on the NEST reasonable terms, at
aps I'm LYON h BFHRMAN, 10 Maiden lane
~ RATION-Notcc 10 hereby given. that the office in this
CITY Of registry and transfer OF stock Of the Boston and Wor
eester Railroad Corporation will be discontinued the first
day OF May from and after which date transfers only
s made in Boston, at the Office Of the Treasurer Dated New
York, April ., 1870.
By order of the Directors.
MONEY! MONEY!. WHO WANTS MONEY7-Any
l person persons wishing Il into table. easy
making business in this city, other place,
be accommodated at No IL Ann street, Nassau New
and very valuable patent rights and recipes
for sale prices to suit the times and those wishing TO pur
chase.
Country merchants and all strangers are invited
TO call believed they will find 10 be greatly TO their Ia.
terest by go doing =.
The above excellent opportunity for such as wish good
bssness, especially those possessing but little capital
Try or Europe would do weiltoesh epi im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15
A PASTORS HAIR OIL

A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,
OR COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS,
90 For destroying dandruh, and preventing the hair from
coming out or turning grey an ia h sed cn
POUND OIL the whclesomest and best Oil for the hair
makes thick and long, prevents its falling of or srnng
10 the hair by will il to its natural color also
hair from becoming shaded and IL hair already
shaded when great dssgsrement !? youhg sdiss ana
the scu and keep the and hair clean promotes eyebrows
and whskes Aberal discount made to wholesale purcha
A. PASTOR,
i6s Greenwich street, " Y.
Price 50 cents per bottle highly perfumed. male I'm.
&SOO REwARD.-DE ON YOUR GUARD,-If you
RCOO would avoid imposition beware Of guaek iocsrs
and their no.trums attempt has already been made de-
RECoLLECT the genuine medicine the yrea, Srecise OF
Doctor jerome Deroy Paris the and rapid
ever known for CERTAIN disease.
These who wish avoid the fear eferposure and them
other a. does no,aeet the BREXT and requires chang.
cfDIET which prevents the possibility ofdscovery while usng
Besides this important vantage leaves the part sub
ject u the troublesome gi, that sen
after the other medicines and used the
the disease, IT will seldom fail to stop the discharge
long proracted Chronic stages disease obstna.
elects Fuor Albus Gravel Female Complaints weakness
having cured obstinate AFTER every
other mediciue had failed.
tits resort deceptive system ofpuf
produce remedy equal TO under forfeit
aud will pay hundred dollars for the detection
OF any venoing spurious imitation
Observe-The genuine medicine sold only New
the Agents oce, No IS Nassau Streets doers from Fulton
street. !up strssD st corner OF slth and Cherry streets
Baltimore and Robt s. Patterson Washington City, D. c.
Each bottle has vii description OF the diseases all the
PRICE-sioo bottle large bottles, Of doubles siIs $3.50
a20-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-15

a PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, les greenyich ,treetoA.
"A. Pastor takes this opportunity to inform the public ae
long his business, he has brmed compostop
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PETERS, VEGETAMLE PILLS

From the ketU York E.rdzntfieT.
KMT e would call attention to- the advertisement IN
wv our.eoumns to-day of PETERS, TEGETA
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
thorty, thstssere is preparation ehe day which en-
oys 50 enVIse reputation. AT the south and sort1,
their success has been AbOunded ane wherever intro
duced we believe they Aaye given the Basst pereccts salts
faction. We have this day had interview with one
of our citizens, Henry r. Fox, who recently lred
of most remarkable and obstinate ceianeons eruption,
where the Vtioe body covered drith large aoath
some ulcers, and Ehe tOnss of the throat cate
away-and b. using these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
They do indeed restore the health IF the body, be
cause they parity and sigoraie the blood, andfhelr
good effects are cOumerbalanced by any incd1ve-
nence being composed entirely ofvesetables, they do
not expose fhose who seahem to danger, and their eff
ecs are as cerain they sanary, they are daily
and safely administered tosnney, youth, manhood ana
old aye and To women Sle most critical and delicate
circumstances; shey do nm disturb shock the animal
functions busestoreteir order and reestabllshthe
health and for all The purposes which vegetable Par
gative or certain cleanser of the whole system are re-
CURED they stand without nval--they are allowed to
he all that can Se accomplished medicine, both for
power and innocence.
fhz-For sale lyy OK. TYLER,
General Agent,
Cozer of East Baltimore and High streets.
And by all the Druggists u Baltimore, and IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, ID. c.
lie 10 2aw
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.EDICTNAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
a CHALLENGE.
= nn DOLLARS will DC forfeited 10 any adi
k9 q HihIal Wle VIII nroduce PRESENTATION

nn DOLLARS will DC forfeited TO any adi
VO virtual whe VIII produce iS sSsp s1eTr
sIazizo DIR. LEIDY'S ALEDIC.4TED EAIh.dNL
o. S.aIeS.aP.4RILL.R II is positively die strongest
preparation existence oxe bottle of is equal 20 sAA
pmfs strongest sSsBp Hat can be E4a9e, aia a
rk0ts individuals prcpsre from il sYrH WHICH .oy tut
IN bottles If different sizt and shapes, selling II as elr
preparation when in seiilAy il Is tlc plcIio "a IL ~
Leidy; the syrup beEg made from ms NJ Ay ID
for which accompanies each bottle OF IN Lelays stepa
r;ition. whereby if syrup is wanted y can ne b'ue
an expense of two dellayS gallon Nsout Payns SI
The OF 50 to IS dts bothe OF e'sh toteI uSs
fT Tcdus Extract Of SaTsapariiIa is unusually plea
SAINT TO the taste, s,en either ny Reset or n glass oil
vater II is useless here to speaker its mediearVIrtnes
&c avery ,nn woman and child WHO an,reaf knows OF
lis efcacy lis qualities having been andis9aiiy being
published in all newspapers
seasons, being of purifying nature an any 9th
er medicine discovered It's character ami 'tAua-
CIV well ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the United States, it befg
in general and preferred 10 NIL Others hroughauShe
South and West upwards of "a 900 bottles having sen
sold during the past u monies
Numerous certificates FROM Physicians and OtIeri as
well as full directians accompanying each bottle
Extract of letter from DIR. J. b. Haniii. Mobile.
Extract of letter from Mr. James z. Malsord % highiy
respectable Merchant OF Baiti1nor D.
SsHaving had frequent occasions TO emplproy epaTa
tons of Sarsaparila in ing family during the paat ten
years, last year tried yours, and fone one soecqual
in efficacy five of any other that es er used"
Extract of letter from Nj Stafford OF Northampton.
sYour ExBact of Sarserszria Inexperienced Usnders
with me- hav;cg restored me 10 perfect health enough
for six years afflicted have deserted TO yuu and du
ring that time having tieS almost every tps as wei as
having received sklful medical attendance, duHng
great portion of the time.''
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could BE- added, batfor the geaexpense
attending newspaper advertising.
n is nrepared and sold wholesale and retsf at Dr.
Leidy's Health Emporium, No. ISL North Second st
below Vine street. -
+. Klettis do do I'd an CaSNhhl sts'
lanes Bonds do. do 10th and BOeIst sts
Longs and A. Fairsr's Drug Stores, Lancaster and
Throughout the United States
Price 81 a Bottle.
Soldby C. S. DUHURsT,
Conner of Dugan 'sNsvharf and Ratt s
Lower end OF Centre Market Spae,
ua2s BauIi.Jre
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EE r. DRAKE, [maDy years Reporter in Con-
IyE gress and Stenographer TO the late Convention TO
amend tie Constitution of Pennsylvania bcgs respect
fully to appse gentlemen Oftle Legal and Medical Pro
sssons aud others, TO whom practical knowledge of
Stenograply may prove valuable requirement, at
least pleasing of aninsement nat he purposes
giving LESSONS in the Art, should sufficient num-
Der of those tesifGus 10 attain it. make immediate ap
plieafon to him. and thus avail themselves Ofan oppor
nifty which seldom, If ever occurs, of being taught by
erpericnced practical and professional Shorthand Wr
ter. f~sa &
{17e'ferrns VERY REASONABLE. rE.
f.%Tnals, Arguments, Examinations, Referee Gases.
&C., repered-one days notice being given (wheil
praccabIe) Mr. d. that his services will be required.
Apply No. A. st. Paus street, the office otthe
"Pilof.v dtf au 81
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llth July, 1910
PREPARED BY JACOB HOUCK, Bait

PREPARED BY JACOB HOUCK, Baltimore,
WNOR the cure of the following diseases; Tum0rs,
n Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms Itch, Chill
bains, Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness OF the Joints,
Cramps, Burns, Scads and all kinds of swellings at
tended with pain.
{h7-The LlNlMENT can be obtained at HOUCK'S
LABORATORY, South Charles near Market street,
with proper directions for using. Price so cents.
ma12-6m
TNVHE UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully in
form the public, that he has recently increased his
stock of Materials by the addition of several NEW and
BEAUTIFUL FONTS TYPE, FANCY BORDERs. sc. &c.
Together with eight PRESSES, of the very best con
struetion which will enable him 10 execute every de-
scrpton Of -
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
with the greatest facility, in the neatest manner, and
very MODERATE PRICES
Printing in Cold Silver, Bronze and fancy colored
Inks.
A constant supply of English and American BANK
NoTE PAPER, Bsnk, Post, Folio Post, 4to Post Fools
Cap and Printing Papers of eveY description, Blank
Cards of every size and quality, all of which will be
printed on, order, at the shortest notices and very
LOWEST PRICES
Persons in want of any description of Printing,
respectfully invited to cali the Office, and examine
specimens
tended TO- JOHN MURPHY.
Several founs of OLD TYPE, for sale.
iv I'm
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EDMUND KE
True Copy. Test, , nj.

EeY order of the commissioners OF msolvent dent
HB ors of the city and county of Baltimore hotce
hereby given the creditors of JAMES II. GAS
KINS an insovcnt debtor, thai personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor, and that the sa!d
creditors required att enat The office of the su
commissioners in the court house. in the city of Ba
more the 3rd day of August next, at ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees, TO be
appointed for their benefit; and to give all the niora
ion in ther possesson To the said commissioners to
enable them to report TO Baltimore county court, agree
ably to act Of Assembly, passed at December SEES
siOn 1891 enJcd san act Eeating 10 insOvent debt
ors;n and than the Bid day of Oct. next, hath been
affixed for the final hearing in his case, before the said
Commissioners.
Dated the 5th day of June in the year 1910.
ielk
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Michael s. Norman q another, 7 CLIAN Nc H.,
Z n @%uPu ,. ~ = az

H
S,,,o, LonesS others object ofthis suit is 10
procure decree for PARTITION OF certain Feal ana per
Sona propery devised by the late Talbot Jones' OF the
cv of baltimore Jointly 10 his daughters, Emily, Jane,
and Rachel Palmer and his infant son Josiah JONES'
snle of such part of the devised premises MS are hcapa-
bic of division on the ground OF benefit to tue pGes IN
terested. 49, g. a.. 49,, =,
The amended Bill states the devise refers 10 ana III
cornorates the will ofhe deceased amongts allegations,
which provjdes among other devises, that the dlvdends
from time TO time declared and made payable on tue tes
:ator's stock i'm the Commercial Bank OF BALTIMORE,
shall he maid over by ms executors 70 ms sister na
Lowry now or lately, ofDubiin, during her natural me-
and after her decease to her daughter, Mary Lowry,
honId She survive her mother, during the LIFETIME of
the said MARY. That the said stock constitutes Il
mart of the property devised 10 his aforesaid daugntes
nd his infant son, which il is the object OF me B 10
Dartiton The Bill also alleges that the sad ichgl
palmer ntermaIried with the complainant, ana dicd,
eavng AN infant son, also co-compalnantlh e cause
who is entitled to call for division OF the properly III
WHICH ms deceased mother was interested, and calls up
ON the Executors of the deceased, for an eXhDuo OF
these accounts =, A., T an,
Ie amended Bill also states that the SAID Mary Low
nv and Mary LIZ WY and the said JOSIAH Jones' are ap
sent from the State Of Maryland, and do notresde ere-
i'll. , . :,,.,,. IN,
eansnp copy of this order be inserted in some news
naner once In each of three successive weeks before
the 2Slh day of August next give noce TO ule su az
snnt defendants of the object and substance 9t TINS OH,
and warn them 10 appear person. or by solicitor on or
beore the first day of December next, to answer te
premises. and show cause, 1t any hey nave why ue-
cree ought not pass as prayed
RAMSAY WATERS, Reg. Chan