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New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
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II MoRg TESTIMONY IN FAVOR FALLS HACAHi-
Wr REAL WArEK-Now exhibiting for % at the America
Academy of Fine Arts Barclay doo below the Asor ioae
Open every day and evening
From Duncan Dun6ar P0sOr o The MeD0ygGl srcd
Church, Nen- York
the grand and novel exhibition
tho FALLS MAGMA exnbting this and he'
prOnOuncO. The cOnrysaces aE
and instructive exhibitions have met wth Hau
scene supposed like other things wh
Fufed u pamcd off upon the public therefore, no
be wondered At that ctens body have not YET ~
this curiosity. believe that s men only require 10
known be universally paOnzed ard TO be universally az
mired.
gazed Panorama md heard the of the Cstarnc
and real rushing tho ocs matter oil
surprise perform journeys Of homage
sovereign and monarch Of all Pou foods IT
as humby consciou thar wors Of nihe can give
an aeouae descpon beautiful Geological Modelled View Of
the Greatest Curiosity World occupying far from J
made mind fresh snd
deep and may hope least FAINT lmage Of that I'M
10 the those who have them hal mol
fail 10 recommend all people, and call the attention
Of sny 10 OF work Of oD echo OF The
voice if thing which may 6y say Off, can quick
en- the devotion shall unworthy
expreed obligation having permitted behold
cbeeuy recommend this exhibition the patronSge
aud especially TO lovers tho sublime and beautiful
!Ttr York August6 l9ii. sul2Irl DUNCAN DUNBAR
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
A NEW AND ORIGINAL NOVEL
And n Beautiful Enxra,irg.

u THE NEW wo6LD of Saturday no1t Angus, H. will As
decidedly one anl lively entertaining numbers
ever issued Among fea. ihipg which y.d
Table OF Contents present al be fOaai ENTIRE Original
NOVEL written for SEw WokLp BY the Author F
West entitled THE DUCHESS OF FERRARAi A T.tx Q,
THE MIDDLE AeEsr-uhich FOR intense and eSeins Interest
equal to any work ofdeisn in the EaglsA language
OK Mrs AID Picruxrs-Aprepos Of Wais tax Lerrre-A
yeiv and amusing description Of the Pie'ae' IN that celebrate.
Gallery OF French Paiatsiuss-the Louvre
B,cxs,sMox-wih beautiful Illustration Wood, easrr.4
expressly for Nsw WORLD.
WATCHING rox TiSEs-A Huane Sketch in the East lade.
sFrSr of M.c.zIsEs"G Gray HAIRS Poe'ie CcrresPoa-
dcpc. The Flight Of Locu.ts influence OF Fever ~Ns,.
wer,p War Song "CRsrles Kesue ellen Tree Fema.
Herol,n The Midosht Review Gaye:ie, and Graris' &c
Together with several columns Of Edits Criticisms COne
onal Proceedings, and News the Week &c, &e&e
TssNs-6 cents .iuge$i pes hrudred oaice 30 Ann street
sula J. WINCHESTER. Published
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

THREE CHrrpEEs Los7.-For days past great eS-
ceuent has existed in the neighborheod OF No. o. Bank
owing the sudden disappearance Of three little girls
daughters of C. 5. Fisk Of No, 81 of that aged H.
l3 AID l4i years. who left their home abou; o'clock on
Monday afternoon take their usual walk and had not
since returned Reports rife that they also had been
kidnapped, violated and murdered and application vas
made Acting Mayor Purdy. by Alderman Leonard OF the
Ninth Ward 20 have se matter investigated The Acting
Mayor promptly called Justice Mat,eIl detail some
officers find the children their abducors, and
that Justice sent officers Prince John Davis and Cockefa
with orders not TO return until they had accomplished their
errnd They and secured the upper part OF the city,
and ascctained that lady had aker three little girls TO
shoe store in Beecerstreet Monday afternoon and fitted
each of them with pair of new shoes The officers
from the description of this lady looked for her this side
and then proceeded Jersey City where they found the
av in question and took her the Police Office all in
and half hours after they This lady the aunt
OF the children and she stated that their stepmother. the
wife of their father Mr. Fisk treated the children very badly
and that with their consent she had fitted them and
them to another of their Boston where they had
safely arrived. She then discharged, and the excite
nlent will doubles, be allayed.
~'.'t1''N
yesterday morning arrested young named John Scc,
charged with attempting poison elderly named
Alexander Stewart in that city Stewart il appeared had
threeegged bull of lnsns ndtrG for exhibition.
and Scott is said to have wanted it for the purpose
To effect this he said have induced an old fellow named
Benjamin Franklin purchase arsenic and put it into
GIN which Scott gave drink and he drank of j,
and on, for this city towbOat with his bull Scot,
also coming on here Stewards gin and arsenic made him
30 very Ill that when he arrived here, supposed he
would die but during yesterday recovered and out Of
danger Scott who had been in prison. then given over
to the Albany officer take that city for trial.
DEATH FROM HYDRorHoplA.-A little boy OF 9 years
living Fory-second-st Eighth Avenue died Sunday
evening of Hydrophoba, caused by the bite s dog about
year ago His suferngs, during the last three days
terrible.
We understand that the dog that caused this death about
sle same time bit still, living in that neghborhood
They live in dread attack from this awful maady.
Our friend who gives the above particular. informs US
that the neshbohood is still with dogs Where
the dog-kiers
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

FIRE IN OwsGo.-Thc thrifty village of Owego, Toga
Co. suffered severely Thursday morning last by FIRE,
which DESTROYED the premises of j. B. Ogden james COnk
lin A. Dana aud Cad Worthngton Esqs Loss $4,000 :;
insurance "a O00
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

The WHEAT CRor-A letter from Cleveland TO the Al
bany Evening journal that the Wheat Crop of South
ern Ohio Western Virginia and Western Penns
very gh-not merely deficient in quantity but light in
weight averaging but 50 instead Of go lbs the bushel.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. AUGUST 12

PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST I2 ls4l.
scH RiaEs...---.- .-.....--5 o. moln
Sun 8 So HIGH WATER %
Latest ADvIcEs. 80.
liverpool July ~ Havre jelly IL Orleans July "a
Ship Toronto, Griswod London, J Grswod
Brig Laura, Duuha liangor Ne, JOAN E"e s"e ehs ar
Guod, Yobery, Rotterdam Boormsu Johnson Co; brig Conn
deHce Bailey Lisbon Jonz ElAel. ~ c....
Sehrs Abbott Lawrence Weekes Boston traneis hahet
AoDteso Bay, Pratt Matilda, Robinson Vera Cruz
Harsousi Greeian, Chase Boston.
sehr Forester, Laur from Angaa and e d' h "'su' '
10 Breu Vose. Also, 2 bnss
u ROYAL Mail steamers from Boston TO Liver Liver.
nooiTh. eter Ba.s per will close al HarIden 20.
Once No Wall street Friday and Saturday August Is ala H.
a, quarter past 4P NJ. aai2 WIN WfhAN, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

UJ7 Rev JouN PIERPoNr has been fully acquitted of the
charges of immortality and neglect of pastoral duties brought
agans him by certain of his congregation Tho charge of
harshncs and of courtesy in Of his corrosPon-
dence with his opponents sustained, and Mr. r. CEN
surcd thereon the Council refused dissolve his pasto
raj connection. SO the distileries yanquishcd.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

u WN H. SIMMONS, Esq, tie celebrated Lecturer OF
the British Poets. died in Boston on Monday last.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

% Mr.. IL, the British GeolOgis,, arrived in Boston
from England, few days since
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

III. NJ EIdiedge will sell pure Milk from the country and
,erye ia any part city His residence 80 University Place.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

FlSANclEEiSe.-on Tuesday afternoon NICHOLAS BID
Esq, had his ket picked of 5000 while standing
the window of ;he Phil4dephia POs,-OHce.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
LAKE MAYoPAC HOTEL.

Tho subscriber has opened house for the accommodation
Boarcr pedgnS his best please Who
the Lake Persons visiting his house may calculate upon being
landing OF the the Hudson
any period the day evening pcrsons wishing aay
the landing FOR them sending him line b
the pcekk boat either Tuesday Thursdoy Saturday pc
ding the day of their visit sut eodtf SAMUEL BERRY
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
Giip 5ntelli9enre.

D The first rain in five week. fell in Troy on Monday
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

70 The 'Clarksvils Steam Mills Pike Co., Me-. wer,
burnt on the Sd Loss from $4,000 to slS,Ooo-nc
insurance.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

u Orders for Foreign Books and Periodicals.
to 90 out by the Monday the 10th inst will
be received until Saturday 18th o'clock p VI by
WILEY & PUTNAM, l6l Broadway.
SEE their head of last column aal2
u Public neeting.-A Public Mcsipg Of the Dry Goods
Clerks Of City and all others favorable cOsSg
the stores will be ed Washington Hall 10
O'Clock, on Thursday Evening, l2,h August
BY order of WIN. coRMIC.
THOMAS G REDDY JOHN w. PINE,
ARTHUR j. DoNNELLY, Committee. WM. II: FANNING,
THOS. H. OAKLEY, O. 81 tHENRY sHElR. auio
From the and Enquirer!
u Chapman's Metallic Hone and Razor stroph
much commented by Of
admit "crow" It, Aanuctory G2
William street C0 jy3v In
III. NJ EIdiedge will sell pure Milk from the country and
any the city His residence 30 University Place.
uAtan Adjourned Meeting of Member, Of Hudson
Engine Co Thonpson Hall on Friday evening the
following resolution SnsnS0usly adopted
to become member, requested attend meerg Engse
Howe Friday evening 10th inst at half Pa,t o'clock
A. BoorH Secretary. aul2lt
From Sunday Mercury.
rPoudres subtiIes.-The powders Of Dr. F. Goursud,
the upehuous beyond qseson the
for the they eradicate
ur.y without the least injury the skn Where there
lady dfsured by sPrnkng OF fuze hair
hands neck lips chn will not make trial ofhem! For
su. as fs@sl. .hos angelic
goose down Try hea dieshey be had at 81 Walker
street, one door from Broadway (2l aai2 IL
u Subscriptions for ~New-Yerk State Lean No
hereby the oan opened the Office of the Man
haitian COMPANY Of NewYork and Sae Bask
the city Albany subscription, the loan oTkree asn Of
Dollars carrying public works xiii be closed Saturday
the aist day Of August inst at O'Clock, r. N
L. BRADISH Lieut. Governor,
JOHN A. COLLIER, Comptroller
&c SPENCER, Secretary ofState
OIL H0LLEY, Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL, Attorney General
aultsl JACOB HAIGHT Treasurer,
Dated Albany Aug lsu Commissioners Of the Canal Fund
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

o7 moon mo
SITS 6 53
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

~ C. LovrKpGg, Esq forrcrly the asle Editor of tn
Troy Mail has been selected for Police Justice OF ban
by The Common Council of that City
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
From the Courier and Enquirer.
Chapman,s Metallic HoEe and Razor stroP ia

much the and from tr. Of its virtues
admit that he has crow Aauufactoy lG2
Willau-.treet C2 jy3v Ina
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

FROM FLoRIDA-Col. Worth is prosecuting the mest
vigorously and hopes finish this detachmen,
of 40S men and 30 has started from Fort Dallas and
Key Bscayne for the Everglades bent decisive action.
Key Eiscayne is abandoned. The troops generally
healthy though yellow fever RACES in parts OF Florida
and Key West suffering from dreadiry Major Childs
remains sick Fort Dallas, and Capt Burke commands the
cxpediiisn
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

~ Rev j. TRACY and wife, and Miss BRowS, OF III
American Mission al Singapore, and of Rev. Dr
Scudder OF Madras arrived Philadelphia Sunday last
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

pIAsanter attractive Jauhtcan be made
this the year than NY taking trip obsken and waE
along shady picturesque banks the margin OF tho nt
As additional nducemen, this summer is generally admitted a
walks and grounds Of this charming spot more beau,
rendered easy from different parts fhe city
The Ycay Canal and Christopher street Ferries the Boats on sh
newly comfortably cted In the evening the Cas
Ferry Boat ocock from Iokoken lylO og
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16

u The only thing that induces US to think
that thsrc is particle Of utility aud sound poll.
cy in the remarks of President Tyler upon the
in its unqualified condemnation by Tom Benton,
tho grsa, humbugger. Immediately after it was
read he aross and condemned It in t0to. There
must be some good in il or Tom never would have
arisen 70 hutl at it, the shafts Of lis abuse
When such men denounce men or measures, we
Immediately conclude that there is some balm in
Gilead
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16

ar On Sunday evening, the 9lst ultimo, about
800 persons signed the Temperance Pledge, aE.
ter hearing the Rev. DR.. Morisrty deliver an ad-
dress on that subject, in the church Of st, Vim.
cent in Baltimore,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16

liza Complimentary Party, given in honor o
several of our citizens will meet at the Charlotte
Hotel on Christmas eve, where fine entertain.
nent will be prepared. For the convenience and
accommodation Of the Ladies' large room Will
be furnished opening directly into the saloon
Those vino attend may expect fund Of mirtlI
and enjoyment, amid the smiles of .. beauty and
the dow Of Wit and wine" We call upon all old
bachelors in every direction to brush up the.s
dusty old forms and sally forth to enjoy the scene
10 the young gentlemen our call will be unneces-
sary as their galanlry aud love Of the ladies' will
be sufficient incentives to draw them to the fes.
tive scene. To the ladies what shall we say all,
ne shall say nothing-their bright eyes ever spar
kles around. and their sweet smiles ever grace
the places of refined pleasure and innocent en-.
joymen..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16
Negro Hiring.

AN ILL be hired, On the 3lst instant, for the
w term of twelve months, at the residence
# the subscriber, miles East of Charlotte, the
NEGROES belonging TO the estate vi DR.. Carnes
II. Alexander. decd
f. w. ALEXANDER, Guardian.
Dec IS, ls4l. ia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16
VIRGINIA.

The Legislature Of this State met on the 9Th
inst, and was organized BY the reelection, with
out opposition, Of John w Nash, as Speaker OF
the Senate and 3. Southall, lWhig,l Speak
or Of the House Of Delegates-tho latter gentle
man having been chosen by majority Of five
votes over Joel Hol!eSnan, .Gpposition.) There
WAS remarkably full attendance of the mem.
bers, especially Of those belonging to the House
Of Delegates, only five Of whom were absent
two Wings and three Van Buren, men.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16
GDIpInf9Rs
Thursday, December I6, ISL
Thc Pre,ideut,s MESSAGE.

We lay this Gocument before our readers this
week for their perusll. Like all documents of
the kind, il contains u summary of the most pro.
niaent Affairs of the Government. There is no.
thing Of particular interest in it except the re.
marks Of the President upon the right Of search
claimed by The British the revision Of the tariff
and the laying Of discriminating duties and the
Currency question. With regard to the right Of
search, the President speaks resouto,y against lis
exercise by the British or any other nation Like
an Independent American lie objects to the foul
disgrace, that our country has submitted to in per-
hitting British cruisers to overhaul our vessels
upon The high seas-our flag should be respected
the nation should no longer permit her stars
and stripes" to be disregarded as il floats over the
heads Of her citizens. At the treaty Of Client
this subject was left open for future settlement
but il remains in statu quo. With regard 10 the
Tariff, he seams to be in favor Of discriminating
duties. lie also appears opposed to al augmen-
lation Of taxes, above % per cent the maximum
duty established by the compromise act, because
that " oulj annu, the Land Distribution Law
So tLsn be IS consistent upon one point at loast
lie also gives as long dissertation upon the
Currency, banks, and paper money, which ends
in bis recommendation of kind Of bastard Sl5.
Treasury " monster" which is 70 be place of
deposit and issue with permission to deal in en-.
changes, but whether il can do this per Sc or aoa
Per sc he has not informed US.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16

South CaT0liRa Jurisprudence In debate
in the Legislature Of South Carolina, few days
ago. on tho subject Of changing the mode Of try
ing Shares, from summary court Of one magis-
trate and three treeholde:s, to regular court of
one magistrate and twelve freeLodcrs, at the
court House, i was related, ~ member, as au
evidence Of tho ignorance Of those TO whose
hands the administration Of the criminal law is
conhded, tAat in one district, STUD horse was
exhibited At gathering Of the people and an in
dvtu7l approaching him too near, received Il
kick, Of which be subsequently, died-the horse
'0as Mereupon arrested and tried for murder
CONVICTED and EXECUTED.! 1t is stated that
other cases, equally ludicrous, were cited-Fau
Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16

II Some wou!d.bc-witty Iocoioco, called Gov
Morehead the dish rag Governor. When he was
before the people, the locos had so bodaubed every
thing with dirt and filth that dish rags were ne.
ces5ary to clean it of. BY means Of bis dish rags
he succeeded in securing the dirty faces of good
many poor locos, aud by tina. means giving them
wAig couuteDances.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-16

Wdrruntee Deeds for sale al this Office,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09

SLATE RIVER ACADEMY-The Eighth Session tof Ten
- months this School will commence the 18th january
1911 and close the 9Th December follow with vacation Of ten
DAYS the The building will b. ready for the
opening Of The School Is large, being 81 BY - fccf well ar
ranged accommodation Of about 90 scholars, with stnt>
and Lecture Room, Maps Large Gnhes Fla
uciarn 1ourim Telescope Views and Philosophical hppa
miles wcst'of Buckingham Courthouse and
regards health and morals, surpassed by any III he STATE
The stage Richmond 10 ,nclurg within two
miles OF the Academy.
This he under the charge Il Mr. H. O. Boynion,
Charles Tarnowsk-bn graduates OF institutions
standing, and The latter OF the
University of Berlin, OF the st iear, institutions on the
Continent Mr. Tanowsk speaks the Frrnc, Spanish Italian
and German and will give instruction in these languages orally
aud dramatically, which now lie most approved method
TERMS
Orthosaphy, Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
English Grammar, S.o w
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric Lo
gr, Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry
Ti.onome,ry, Surveying, &c, so no
Iutiu C;r.,t and Hebrew -
French, Spanish, Italian and German, extra ~ %
As object IL have good school T our own chihen we
will furnish board, washing, n.mg, lights &C. nj - II per
No deduction, tc"pt III cases q!
Tint the morals The pupils board
with will be- attended II j. Important that sta
dents should the beginning nf t when the class
will be- arranged: and the different branches commenced Pub
lie Examinations viii h. held the Ia. Of June and 81 December
Apply either Of Us directed Buckingham Clr' ilo'.r
WILLIAM T. NOSELEY,
TIL. II. BOMB RANT,
GRiSUERSOS MOSELEY.
Richmond, Jan. J., 1870 5a-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

n, Easa-e published times oesh during the session
ssa and o. ss sch es ' rest Of the year
Fve Dollars and Three Dollars f", 81 six mHn nns;
Nail or sis dollars per at the end of the year a and
~ A, ,ncs this office he RENTED per ia' ~ k - III
he Bank noes at the risk Editor te postage e. az
% S Pad b. tho ritersThc postage Of single s.'e,
scarcely of account to the wne @ As ssrous tax
noa.e in business, which operates Is '"' 80"
ppon the Editor.l ..,,,,,v s,,,, h,v, the
hoever win pay for nine papers, annually sha nave TIC
tent" r shall hereafter be considered as incurred
and due and for year a for thai shorter
ordered for shorter ume' ana p' Iva "
unless paid for in advance, or satisfactory re-
serrnce be made known ana aecess'oe w. ~ h
~, hscr;har ar his But IN case oil al ofuer m pun
without pay iuen,, new subscriber who IS unac
snam,sd the conditions sns'e hummer rs h &c
nv e names Of all subscribers whose ability 70 pay may DC
unknown 70 If two years from when the advanced
n, IVA, due shall erased from the ls' Of T.
payme" ~ Resolutions cr Ire El;or'ai Cnaren,,on "a.
~ pso,ions ar. some results Of the collective WIS
dom and experience Of The E Sa h ianaIy
'n hos. Resolutions determined 10 abdeThe Interests
or he Pres recommend and our own reaae, III
them the American presses are driven
tao the English Of Cash Pagments NO class OF men M
lost ahse Of the Ca , the transition from
On. to the No,with: landing me Resolutions OIL m
Eo nm the Book who to this Office
We must change our The name Of every subscriber @n
is in this predcamen viii positively be stricken OH o ou ~
at The commencement of our next volume
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
Resord That he recommended '" me aa,.ass oa
nor, hroqh the Commonwealth publish at the mead OF lt
r rates for and that they strictly adherr
he sane and that prices be always such as TO give a
compensate" " ~" Resolution of the Editorial COnrsn:;on
One square first insertion, - ce"' o'
30 cents.
Orders distance must be accompanied win the
my or sa srar,orv references, insure execution .
To those advertising amount to sou per anu
Win he made OF 20 per and $50 of 10 per cent
ar All and Marriages from the coantry, ,e
pays handwriting is unknown at ms once mus rs
heated hy endoation of the Postmaster IN tue ~
or they viii in no published every measure, INA. a
been taken 10 prevent mposons and quizze has proved
fore nnayanr-We must therefore, insist IN smch case
the Com nnicaon certified nv the name oil the
~ .,r back Of the ietcr)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09
66-wtlJy

NroTICE-To Maria Lafcn Hannah Price, Chcs Terrell and
~ Coeia his wife, John L. Warnc James :. Bergman and
Ezabc, NJ his wife, Thomas A. Brookinr and Mary L. his wife,
George Hamilton and Marcia r. his wife, James A. roade aud
NJ. his wife, Thomas L. sreshlcy Juliet u laeksoi
IIarwood and Elizabeth his wife, John Cockrcll Martha Ed
H. lpsaw: As you inhabitants Of the State Of Virginia.
you viii therefore take notice, that on The 4h Monday in ~,
February the Office the Clerk Of the Circuit
county, in the city Of Nachez Mississippi be-
tween the Of 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock r. M shall
evidence depending in the Circuit Snpe
rior of Law and Chanre for the county Of Caroline
line and committee administrator of Sally Iipkins deceased
Others plaintiffs; and in my right and rs admins
traitor OF John Reynolds deceased others
IL any said deposition should not he taken com
peed the day aforesaid will be continued from day to DAY
till completed EDWIN UFSHaW.
December 18th, $780, G6-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09

ITO EDWARD D. RICHARDs:-Take notice, that intend to
petition the General Assembly Of Virginia TO be divorced
from you and that day flied in tho Clerks Office ."
the Circuit Superior of Law and Chnnccry of Fauqnc
county, which reside statement Of the causes on when
the application the Assembly is founded; and thai
are required attend the said Circuit Superior Co
at the House Fanquic county, the next term o nc
snid Court to be held Tuesday after the first Monday IN
May next shall the said Court TO cause
jury mpanneled ascertain the facts sci form ID s
statement. Your wife, . ,,cu.pns
18th December, le40 V-"4"