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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD.-We have re-
ceived magnificent imperial circular from Harris
burg, calling meeting there the 2lst of Novem-
Der, to nominate Gen. Cass for the Presidency. The
circular contains spirited address to the people in
behalf of Gen. Cass, and long and well written
account of his brilliant services in various public
| situations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

&C. BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE FAIR OF
the American Institute would call the attention of the
public to Mr.. Walter Hunts newly invented Fountain,
Wckless Lamps and Burners which exhibiting
in the gallery the saloon at said fair and which are de
signed to burn camphne oil, &c.. without wick for all
OF the purposes and in all OF the various plain and
mental FORMS Of lamps and burners, in which artificial
light can be used
His plan also peculiarly adapted to take the place of
carbureted hydrogen street gas, being arranged
that any number of burners may be supplied from
neral fountain through small tubes, and managed with
perfect safety from explosion obstruction from cold
other causes. producing light pure and brilliant
gas at half of ts expense the consumption OF
terial, and no more trouble in tending.
For churches, halls stores, factories and public build
ngs generally this invention will be found Of impor
lance especially in popuou towns gas has not been
introduced Another important acquisition will be real
ised by its introduction into light houses where the
brilliant and unvaryng light may be supplied through all
seasons and temperatures, with other than the
supplying Of general reservoir and the lighting and
extingushng OF the burners.
Orders for the above articles will be promptly attended
to- by George W. McCready at the lamp warehouse 597
Broadway under Lafayette Hail. at the factory go Gold
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

uREAr CoNrEsT.-An election for directors of the
Ere railroad will be held at "a Wall street, on the
lith November. 1t is expected to be no, contest.
Various interests are at work to defeat and outwt
each other.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

TEXAS AND MExIco.-Afiairs in this part of the
world seem drawing to crisis very fast and be-
fore this time doubtless bloody battle has been
fought, in which many hundreds have lost their
lives.
AT the last accounts there were not more than
1000 Texan soldiers the field, and these had to
contend against fearful odds at least 20, 600 Mex-
cans But in addition to this, Texas has every
thing to tear from the Mexican fleet. The flag ship
oil that fleet is the beautiful and powerful steam ship
of war called the Guadalupe, commanded by
Capt. Charewood, of the British Navy. This fleet
consists in all of seven eight vessels, all well
armed and manned. Capt. Charlewood, himself,
is a most remarkable and daring man; he entered
the British Navy when quite young, and has been
in several important actions At the taking of
st. Jean D'Acre, he performed several remark
able and daring acts of bravery that procured
him signal distinction and he is considered one of
the most skiliul scientific and gallant officers of the
British Navy. He has beed invested with the title
of Commodore OF the Mexican feet. And the crew
ofthe Guadalupe are composed of British seamen
picked by himself for the various ships in that
Navy.
In the mean time the Texas fleet is laying in
harbor for want of money. Texas must rouse
herself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

CHATHAM TBEArRE.-This establishment still con.
ilnues TO attract large audiences. Ii can be ac
counted tor by the novelty Which is nightly offered
Tonight, we have Eugene Aram," Darney. ~
the wonderful Great Western, and the original
Master Diamond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Loss OF BRlc MErren-,The Mentor Lyle, Of Phadet
pha which sailed from Rio de Japeiro the 18th july
totally lost Sc gale the night of the LIST Aug near Nal
donsdo, about 60 miles from Monevideo Her cargo tonss
OF hb -four Of which 600 saved ia damaged cond
ton Cargo owned and insured Rio. Two OF the crew
drowned.
Foreign POrts.
ST. TaoMss. DC, IL r. WessseumesoSn Ja9ne. WI, WI
ugon NC ready for on ne l's .
survey. Sopon Newconh from Barbados for Ale
sail day; Water Witch Lebrou from Bs,timore io o
Johns Pr sail in days. disg Wsccamaw, vincent IRON
and for Charssen days nearly ready 9r sea mt
5, ROBIN Hood Berry. from and for Bath; an Despeh
dem from Antigua for La Guaya Sd, New nven gVNn
from st Vincent for New Haven Conn" rec ,,o
Tuni lad for Areebo Smith Tue Bush ,, u ior
U4ven I'd. Morning STAR Borden from and ior si is,r
PoSoE, PR Oct Elm Chancellor D's' Tor NA'en
days. -.
PHIApELrHrA, Oct ?-An susan Johns ~ Thomas g.
int-sld In CO Sophronis, Of Ale and Falcon br
Hepeon for TURKS Island Az HySei Az psriisk st John
pr. Tauper Park Prospect Me Below, Only son. Arr VI
, srhnSiLi, Aehssb D. Douglas, Powder 81 Texis, Ros
Albany Ann Elizabeth smh, Diehton, Ms; Seven Brothe
BaIrsoss Oct aArr Fellowship, tBr) Armstrong, Wind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

Mr.. SPENcER's MANIFESTO. John c. Spen-
GERS formal remuneration and denunciation of the
wing party, was spread before the New York public
Yesterday In an Extra Herald. We are confident
we think i will be little better for Captain Tyler and
his new alles.-Tribune
A mistake. We published 1t in our regular eve
ming edition, without any hope or expectation OF ma
king it "a speculation" because John c Spenc-r's
movements are hardly worth ga speculation y
However, we suppose made as much as the Tri-
bune did of Webster's speech
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

Or Senator Buchanan has arrived in Philadel
phia. So has Buchanan the mail robber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

OH!-We understand that there is project on
foot to nominate VIM. McMurray for Congress in
the sixth district, in order to create vacancy in
the assembly ticket to make way for Mike Walsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

o. Several female pickpockets have lately made
their appearance professionally in this city, Phila
delphia and Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

eG- The correspondent" who offers us some adj
vice relative TO one Of our reporters, will please to
mind his own business, as we mind ours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

!, STEAMBOAT Loss.-The Cincinnati papers confirm
the accident to the steamboat Eliza but one ac-
count states the lives lost as low as 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

o. The Legislature of New Jersey met yester
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

.OHo-Ihe returns are now all in, nearly all off.
cal, and Shannon's majority over Corwin is 3, 29S
Kings vote in some 30 counties is 1910
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

NJ An ExrRA HERALD will be publisher IN lew
dan, containing review of the recent article on Anne
ficaa Newspaper Literature" attributed to Charles
Dickens Price six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

GLUT IN WEEKLY LrKRArURE-The 4" Brother
Jonathan and " New World are altered at three
cents a copy at the Times office, Boston. What
means this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

FLoUR.-Upwards of 1900 barrels of wheat
flour were inspected in Baltimore last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsIDEyT.-CoNsUIs.-
Charles H. Delavan, of New York, at Sydney, in
Nova Scotia, in the place of John ]. DWoll, re-
signed.
James McHenry, of Philadelphia. at London
derry
VIM. L ]. Liderlin, of Philadelphia, tor the
Kingdom OF Weremberg.
A. NJ Green, of Virginia, at Galveston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

CONSUL 70 HALIFAx.-It appears that Charles H.
Delavan Esq. is to be, has been, appointed U. s.
Consul to Nova Scotia. He will reside at Halifax,
which is beautiful spot. In the summer he can
get plenty of wild strawberries, and catch very fine
fish ali the year round. But he must look out for his
pledge. The officers eff the British army know but
little of Temperance Societies, and the wines there
are of the choicest kind. II Apostle Delavan can
live five or SIX years in Halifax, preserve his virtue
and live pure, cold water, we think there is very
little doubt of his becoming saint in Heaven, as
well as an apostle on earth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

THEArRIcAs, &c-Eaton has been playing Bru-
tus'' at Boston. Miss Lee, the danseuse, has re-
turned there to the fremont. Murdoch and Profess
sor Greenbank, still giving lectures on Elocuon.
Braham, and his Charles, have been i'm
mensely successful in Canada. Sir Charles and
Lady Bagot have shown them every possible kind
ness and invited them to all their parties, and given
dinner especially to them. They return to New
York next month, thence to Charleston, New Or
leans and the Havana, and to sail for England in
April or May next. They have received many re-
quests to visit New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, but
they are much wanted in England, that they have
declined going to Halifax or St. Johns.
Nagel and Nouritt have not yet returned from
Canada.
Forrest is still playing at Philadephia but his
engagement has not been profitable as that of
Celeste's she has had very brilliant round OF
success at the Chestnut street theatre. 1t has been
stated that she received $500 for her late engage
ment here we believe the sum was $500 1t was
so stated by Hamblin himself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26
NOW Publications.

90 An ExrRA HERALD will be published to-day 10 a
beautiful quar,o form containing all the recent notices IN
the daily Herald of she National Exhibition at Nibo
Garden held an Ter the patronage OF the American lns-
tute including much additional matter furnished by me
whole exhibition. Price only 81 cents single copy, OF
81 per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26
New York Election, Nov. s.

WHiG CANDIDATES. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
For Governor.
L Bradish Franklin Co. VIM Bouck, Schoharie
For Lieut. Governor.
Gabriel Furman, Kings CO. d Dickinson, Broome Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

03- LAST DAY OF The GREAT FAIR OF THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE AT NlBLO'S.-This cele
bration will close this evening by short address, award
OF premiums, and triumphant display of fireworks
temple Of uncommon magnitude, and appropriate Devices
has been put up for this evening, by Mr. Isaac Edge
Pyrotechns and member oil the Institute The calsion
and the display deserves visit from whole city The
naval band from Brooklyn will be present. and will play
during the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

90 THE NUMEROUS READERS OF THE HER
AID who have been called upon pay attention the
notices which have been published in this and other jour
nails respecting the which has invariably attend
ed the practice of DR.. Wheeler the Ocuis far
any Of them may feel interested in erning
the certain of all diseases of the Eye-respectfuy
invited to call at Dr. Wheelers office, (33 Greenwich s
where will be exhibited oral occular and documentary
proofs of character to astonish the most unbeev
ing and sceptical.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

FIRE IN RICHMOND "A fire brok out in the city of
Richmond, Virginia, on Sunday morning last,
which destroyeda number of houses 1t CONNER
ced in the carpenter shop of Messrs Leggan Il
McMinn, on the south side of Carylstreet, and ex.
tended to the brick row on the opposite side Most
of the buildings insured but not sufficiently to
cover the entire loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

p3- LIVER COMPLAINT IS GENERALLY AC
COMPANIED with pain in the right side, extending up
dsordered stomach, yellow tnge of the skin ana eye
and often swelling the region OF the liver
with many other symptoms of loaded and corrupt state
Of the blood.
wrighps Indian Vegetable Pills will be found one OF
the vary best medicines in the world for TIE cure OF All
dsea of the liver because they expe from the body
those morbid humors which, when deposited upon this
important organ are OF every variety OF liver
olant From tn six OF the above named Indian
Vegetable Pills taken every night on going to bed will
in short time give such manifest relief that argument
or nsrsuasn will be necessary to induce
in their until the liver is restored to healthy action,
and pain distress of every Kind driven from the body
Digestion purify the blood and therefore only re-
move every vestige Of liver comrlain, but the same
time give new life and vigor to the whole frame
Ofces devoted exclusively to the sale of the medicine
wholesale and retail oSs Greenwich street New York:
No iss fremont street. Boston and 1863 Race street. Phi
ladephia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26

For Congress
= John A King, Queens Co Seah Strong Suffolk Co
g D Silliman, Kings Co. Henry Murphy, Kings; Sc
4 j Phnnx New York. Edward Nicol New York
a WIN McClay. New York
S. Moses Leonard, New York
T. f II Anderson, Westchester
g. p S V Rensselaer, Putn'm, X ID Davis. Dutchess, &c
9 Jas Wheeler Orange, &c tunes u Clinton, Orange &c
10. Solo Etng Ulster, sc jeremiah Russell Ulster, sc
H. Jos q Paen, Columbia, &c -
r. Nj Stephenson, RensssFr Seymour, Rensselaer, 20
10. Barnard, Albany Co James NJ French, Albany Co
u. Rogers Washington. &c
Is Mcdonald, Clinton. &c Lemue stetson, Clinton, sc
G. l. Linn, Saratoga sc Chesse Ellis, Saratoga, &c
II. Chas 5 Benton, Herklmer, &c
10. NSherm st Lawrence Preston King, Lewis, &c
10. Merrck jefferson Co Hungeriord, Jefferson Co
90 KirtIand Oneida Co sam, BssIdsey Oneida 90 e,
q. JE Cary, Osego, Sc
o. Alvah Hunt Chenango SC Smith Purdy Che Mango
g. WIN Duer. Madison, &c Oyil- Robinson, OsweRo, &c
u. Granger, Onondaga Co II. Wheaton, Onondaga Co
Chris Morgan Cayuga sc Geo Rsthburn, Cortland Sc
20. Amasa Dana. Tompkns, 81.
II. WmH Adams, Seneca, Go Bran Greene, w .yne &c
20. Patterson, Monroe Co Ashley Sampson Monroe Co
20 Chs Carroll. Ontario, 81
81 Tyler Chaut Sc PTsn Iroect. Catlesugus Co
%. VIM A: Mo.ely, Erie Co Peter N Vosburg Erie Co
49, A Smith, Wyoming, &c George Cooley, Wyoming sc
81 Wash. Hunt. Orleans SC Piper, Niagara Co
For the State Senate
L. Oakley, Richmond Co yohnA Lott Kings Co
Joseph Jansen, Ulster Co Abraham DECO, Ulster Co
g. Gibson Schenectady John c. Wight Schohare Co
S. Frothingham, Fulton Sid. Lawrence, Franklin Co
Hascall. franklin Co Mitchell. Montgomery &C
Chester Buck Lewis Co Carlos Scoville LIE wis Co
g. A Johnson, Steu zen Co TChamberlsin Allegheny
7. WIN Strong, Senec, co John Porter, Cayuga Co
g. II Putnam, Wyoming Co Verplanck Monroe Co
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03- FACTS FOR THE PEoPLE.-DR. RUsH's

90 FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-DR. RUSH'S
nalbe healhPs have been used in private practice
more than forty years and always with the most unalng
success The high character and great scientific attain
ments of Dr. Rush. well known, that is needless
to say word in commentator of this popular medicine
the preparation of which him years Of careful study
and long experience in the treatment of diseases Their
popularity founded solely their virtues a valuable
and efficient medicine, Is Of the most enduring kind
every body who uses these pills in his family, will
never have any other and they always than justify
the recommendations OF the thousands who have
received benefit from their administration.
These pills sovereign remedy for dyspepsia bilious
complaints, nausea, general debility, liver complaints
piles and every disease not requiring surgical operation
In all female complaints they invaluable, operating
without pain of any kind, and failing to give
relief Price rs cents per box.
Be to inquire for the Infallble Health Pills Of DR..
Rush Full directions accompany each box, which is
closed in splenddly engraved wrapper with fac smile
Of Doctor Rushs signature on the
Sold wholesale and retail by H. g. Daggers 80 Ann ST.
New York; and retail by j. Kelly 267 Broadway, N. Y;
AFFORD l6s Bowery; Dr. j. f. Scott ISL Sixth Avenue
corner of 18th ST. NJ VI DR.. Felix Gouraud, 81 Walker ST
one door west of Broadway NJ. Harris Office
Of Chambers and Chatham St. and at all the respectable
medicine stores in the cty also by H. Green 6ea Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

HNHERE sau DC bud irFIs, nany dcupr wat
u ever, that The article sold underlhe name
or Lambsughs Rheunstic Coup position, has
proved. more pnifOrmlI successful in the cure
Of Rheumstisrt, thsn any preparation ever be-
fore offered to he pdblic II is composed Of
Medicines which stand dessrvedly high, for
the relief GoutY snd Rheumatic Affections, and
from the inyariahle success attendant upon the
ADMINISTRATORS Of the Composition Many ply
sieians Of high standing. and distinguished qua
li6caIions, hase been induced 10 recommend il
to their psHeHtS NJ
TestimsnlaEs OF many, who have used ii. have
been oasred without solicitations and eqrat.snY
time BIZ procured. But these are not deemed
IrequYite+-we would prefer to see il stand or fall
according TO It's own merit From Ar that we
know, 10 regard 10 this Medicine. we are war
ranled ID applying the language used in regard
no il, BY the Senior Editor OF the Fee Press,
that " i6ere;is no misiake lit riu cure the
Rheumatism
Prepared from the original receipt BY Adam
Young, HaFpers-FeFry and FOR sale BY
D. il. BEARD, & Co,
June 50. 1919. casrl.slo,cn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
Ebe Or az prfss-


y =
/ The fOilosiag Paiagssb 81 vas in,tadssito se-
company the last nOu Der Of "Fair Play sut
was gaAVoidasly omitted; EI
Having reviewed he 'reviev'' fully. and my
readers will say how fAirly.I will say n'er1 10
the complaints OF Usulsr ofthe strong dehuacia-
lions which he saysI ase towards Brokers and
Shayers All thar have said. or shall say, is
directed against the Vlces and public evils Of bro
kersge and shaving. and IS mol aimed al ,ndiyid-
uaas any uhsre. know that many persons are
engaged in boih Practices, who like Usu.er can
see no harm 10 buying and selling bondsaAd bank
paper, and that the .sR. as itEstands. does NIL
prohibit them from ding so. or course, do
not mean to dehounce any body, al this time and
nnder these circumstances, as worthy of a frlp-
nious punishment or 10 heap upon him harsh cpl
llhetS. My aim il al The vices themselves, and
my object istGNappress khem by legislation. My
Fixed idea is, thailt is sound polcy TO tt1Hibit al
traffic and speculation ia that peculiar property
which society designed ko be a syandard d val
ueS and medium of excl angling BIZ properly, and
ihatSuch traffic and speculation do produce o.
eialiSns of the sianadfd iniufIeus 10 az Other
property and calcplaled directly 10 dekeal ME
great purpose for which money was intended; !!
that The uses Of money ia etTscling exchanges
cannot be said 10 be marrow OF llmiled. but are
already as AMPLE and Wide as the boundfess and
varied occuPaiioRs, probertes. and transcripts
6f men, and that within khem there is scope ana
verge enough forN all useful and proper purs
poses; that il Is sound pdicye Iinnfhe profits of
mopeylq six per cent, The eieeteof which viii
pe 10 place il in hands that are engaged ID
empuymeps useful 70 spcieiy at large. and 10 de-
ny MO those engaged id specuIations productive
10 themselves only, and hot al all to the commu-
hify that if you break down BOXERS, The banks
will be able 10 resume and 10 accommodate lhe
people; hiatt you break down shavers and shaw
ing, the pripdft credits efhhe co1nlry will be uh-
disturbed, and all The money init will be a. ihe
use ~ The people,at sixEper cent. 10 keep them
put Of their embarrassmenis and difficulties, 81
This is a,"fred IDEA, admit, 10 Usuret, and
assure him thai IA has NIT shaken or removed ID
BY the ,"reYie ", . why, eansiic humorous, tho
IiI be. Indeed dpnl thibk all the t.Walissireeti
brokers Of N Y. viii make any implessionso n
that fixed idea, y however Accomplished they
may Be, and, in lheeslimaSion of Usnrer beat
The Jews and indeed tie ssAnlideluviahs Z Hill
their Knowledge dc The hses Of money Wall
street hresetss W@pid ithr i,f Sffas Se.s.-il,
think We, Than the brokers OF New OfleansA Al
don't think they would bel DISTINGUISHED advisers
for the people, ia the uses Of money. ais,rustf
them and their coursels: "Iuheo Dunfos dSnu
que ttrsnissn FAIR Play. vi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07
VIRGINIA. 10 wit:

lN' The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chaaeery for Jefferson Cooniy-
Joseph Z. Lane, PLAINTfFF.
AGAINST
Alexander r. Botsler, admir- Of Henry
Boteler, deceased, ,cho stas adn,inis-
trofor Of Inn r. Bofeier, deceased,
(adsa'r Of James S. Lane, deceased,
and after her death administrator de
bonis non Of James S. Lane, decd,
and the said Her. r. Boteler, as adj
mi,sistrator de bonis non Of the said
Inn r. Boteler, and administrator De
boais non (si1ce the death of Henry
Bottisr ] Of James S. Lane, deceased,
and others,E DEFENDANTS,
IN 4CFfANCERY.
nERS0NS Interested 10 the esiate or James
S. Lane, deceased, win please take notice
That the. above esse stands adjourned On nv
docket Until lhe a0fk ef nezs moatk, (Jaly.N on
which dag, b. 10 o'clock. A. NJ, 81 my Office, 1
shall proceed with the settlement Of The afore-
said estale, since January lsl,. $780, when aud
where they are requested 70 attsad withlany ad-
aliloual papers. vouchers and ssidences that
mel nay deem proper y olfer, connected With
the estate Aforesaid.
Hl shall adjourn from day 10 day, until M
report for he Court shalt b completed!
R. W0RTHiNGT0N,
Comunissionsrh 0fiee, ~ Can.
Cerissiosrn, Juas %, lel2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-07

.s'IhAS1Y q. Il FANCY Dpg7gGlgSv
and has them made ia the neatest manner ac-
cordrngito order, She presames il would be
suPerAuous 10 appear before The public often,
as she-is convinced ihather work speaks for herr
She+ u prepared to have Bleaching done ina
very suPeslor and much improved mode, which
Is PFssti edifs< 10 braid and straw, and repders
il more dnrabie and easy for bleaching again.
She wouid keep o. hand materials yfor her
customers, but is persuaded thatdhc Merchants
Of the place have generally much better ssso, d
msnt than she could possibly prokgfe, and can
without doubt furnish Them on mors satisfactory
terms. T@
CharEestopn. luna o. 1870 al
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. .

,
tPThs Parsies 10 the above suit ave he.sey
notified that shall, al my otRee aforesaid. %
Saturday As ga day Of htzt nentA, tJai.) pro-
coed 10 execuls The orders Of Court, above re-
ferrsd 10, when and hare BY 10 o'clock, A. ~.
they are required to attend and produces .'the ~
ysnlory, spprsissrneni, aud the books aud papers
of The inlestpte samuel EBgIe. deceased"
sail adjourn from day TO day untiI,he ssitls-
msnt OF accounts. directed 10 Be msde.lshall Be-
completed. r. lWoRTHINGT0N.
June 30. ls42. Mas Con-