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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-16

days in anticipation Of the time previously liked upon
The banks of indiana and Illinois will be obliged to
ALSO Those Of IenncSee required to do with
in 20 days Of the resumption of the Kentucky and New
Orleans banks. The resumption at New Orleans had,
however been Of anaturc that failed inspire the conf
dencc Of the public and in Is days they called upon
for Siooooo in specie paac then set in which spec
dry prosraed FIVE banks the remaining Eve have thus far
sustained themselves with difficulty. The following ore
the banks which have stopped and those which still hello
out Of our latest date =
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TO Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor If captains Of vessels arriving
sepqr o. The ar, ,s 'e :, The e whence HEY as Ire
fofeign newspapers they have. Cv,nncrorc A. ,sr
loarl Their immediately hoi atri~a we win cr -.
he u any
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The crops throughout the country continue to LOOK
we'll Here and there we hear slight croak, but nont
Of any consequence. All previous estimates OF the exen
of the crop have been too small We have not the eas
oubt but that the production OF the grain viii be at ea
nine hundred million bushels. This immense growth be-
rims TO effect prices anticipation.
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This market is quite dull. Prices are tending Elown-
ward and If they but tumble few shngs lower large
shipments viii undoubtedly be made to Europe freghis
are very low.
We give below the quotation of to-day in this CITY -
C;enessc Flour So a IL barrel Ohio Flour IS % :
Georgetown Flour SO IL Rye cafe bushe Southern
yellow Corn 55 Sc Oats 20 sic.
And also the quotations at other mark cts -
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On Wednesday morning Of consumption, Mrs. FiILENA
d. BRAlsrEp, wife of Thomas H. Brasted, and daughter
OF the late james Hart in the 25th year OF her age.
The friends and relav OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence No.
% Lewis street. on Friday morning at 10 o'clock Her
mains will be taken to Flushing, L.. L. for inerment. The
members Of Marion Lodge No. 3D. also respectfully
Invited TO attend.
On Wednesday morning, Mrs. FANNY CAREY, aged ~
years.
On Tuesday afternoon, l4h inst at Paterson, N alter
long and painful illness, THOMAS MORTON, in the 65h
year II his age.
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BY THOMAS BELL.
.Sfores Nos. % Ann and 10 flLifon Sfse'''

BY THOMAS bEki -,
fSfoYes Nos. 22 INN and I'D ftftoh sffse'.'
TIxIItsDA -.
A,,oH o,ciacL H. H. al, rooms
s,r H w. so,;n'. sofs r,hogsny chairs look
ing glasses rockers &c
AIsoA curins harm risno splendid do made o.
orsr Bv Il " Nanns COS, $40 The pianos are all ia fine
order
Als9 fr5i scf b d. 0roeking chairs velvet do IL
do.sa parc cs nd e'sei 80, q esesen, isrint,,Is;
Also s,ssna o. I'sddl men Sss e; ~, ia'if Inc
1p..ts, pillow cases ann ouief ntcle, IN ihe mug.
Also one case ne" t'pe .l91,, ana 'so'e e''e'''
a, az MI y ~ /, AZ, oo
Large sale oil Elegant iothhs OF Az "NsSpuV'' issJ N
Iicdsed articles dry soed, NScc,,n.y
.,o,> ~ ~ 4 = tsy IA /, -,o,
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HORNS PATENT ARGAND LAMPS AND
IMPERIAL BURNERS.

THE Subscribers would cali the attention the public to the
superior qualities of their glass fountain hadowess suspend
ing side and other Lamps Their glass fountains being
ducto become heated like those of brass which
use consequently there expansion OF contents
OF unc0nsancdy apor into the wholly different from spirit
other compounds for illumination. Horns Chemical
Oil only and stainless, but lie void of
s, during combustion, and entirely free from smoke dam
ger xosioa, yielding light which for sdness intensity
can.s snd beauty cannot be equ1cd by the best carbueed
hydrogen These glass fountain lamps Ec no tnon
aUr being cd and ened, and viii continue burn
hours in giving during The whole time light equ.
vacn the flames less than candles and
this the low price Of only half per hour Horns
patent burners being constructed that fresh OF air
IS constantly ccultng within the very body Of the oil that
liquid is thus kept cons' cool n all temperatures.
NJ BIsma Chemical Oil, globes, lamp glasses, weeks,
cans, Sc. Sc, sold wholesale and retail by
EDWIN Il. HORN & Co.
ini.im2dtHIArc 81 Eulfon street. (,liN.
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Cotton Trade.

The market has not been very active In this city Of late
hut prices DO exhibit any material decline The MAJ
kets at the south at latest dates had generally been
lrn, with ales fair extent up TO the moment Of the
explosion OF the Sew Orleans Banks. That event threw
the currency into the greatest confusion and caused the
quotations 10 be very uncertain The sales prices stock
and remarks AZ the several potts have been ollows
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NEW STYLE sAFETY CHECKS

THESE CHECKS. with in tbc margin, in blue, car
L mne green, red brown inks arranged that II Is
impossible to make any alteration ia the amount without
heEg perccive either by the application nf acids
By applying acids the goudwot would be changed. and no
chemical preparation conld restore Thee checks were DIST
produced by the subscriber who fee confident that banks IN
sureuce oonp,nes, merchants Sc hive but to give them
trsl TO be satisfied Of the superiority those now ~ u
Printing of description neatly and accurately executed
EDWIN A. CLAYTON,
ieijyf inss al Pine street, William
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FRANKLIN
SALT WATER BATHS

ELIAS THOMAS respectfully informs the public that he
II hrs completed an1 placed the above location of the
extensive nnd lmental tbs for ladies' aai gentlemen
that foated upon The Amc csn waters planned and built
by Mr. Calvin Pollard and adapted 10 all the purposes of
health and 'ructi0n This Bath
length feet by IS feet. The gentemens Bah gs
feet By i9,he ladies' TO which IL also attached several private
Of yarions depth) IS by 81 aud juvenile swmmn
school OF considerable cScni The shower baths upon
construction, slle efficient aud improved and the
whole interior with saloon, comprising every Injury aud
ire hncnt underte experienced OF Mr. Oale,
a Brooklyn designed style Of comfort and
suiteI 10 the wants and wishes oftlr visitors.
Elias Thomas appeals 10 those friends who warmly
tanned him last summer, when maiager of thy Franklin Bath
now placed ~ the foot OF Montgomery street, for that support
That encouraged him embark his present much en-
arecd enterpi7e snd for the support that his may
claim from the citizens OF New York and m visitors general
irl2
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Oar correspondents in foreign ports respectfully requested
send by vessel al the marine ntcsen they
obtain Nautical infornation ol any kind om
siding home abroad, viii be thankfully received.
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xS<x FOR sALE,o small anil 20 large farms, mills, water
Srower OF all sorts stores, public houses tavon, "a fact
nrh nil roadq renals or rve from four hours travel
l,on New York Osc OF sixty acFes oi s0|0 and irce
en- on s. Vail III Couclandt street, Sudys from ten TO
isil Inc sTEPHEN VALE, AGENT
,rArlNE PAVILION ROCKAWAY, l.. 1.-The rub
vi scrhe would rctpcfny announce 20 The public ha the
ove establishment will be opened for the Wednes-
, next The June. There being few inc ye,
ensged cr the season, which viii be e, !, families very
ssornnif tems. All Communications let with NcCDun &
cInk 81 Wall street, win meet Tromlt s,,eution.
,rlC pisc HIRAM CRANSTON.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
rssss.sea fss.sfsss,ssss7 .E&MlM0n
-sssSs 81 Ss:ss. gEsA&

NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
l. psny have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend to
nentH. , &C.
ceItedl and the foot of Liberty street. New York. at r. NJ
To country dealers and merchants the above line very de-
sabc for the speedy and cneap merchande
Dealers Live Stock who can $50 head Of cattle convey
cd between New Brunswick and Dew York, the same day
shenevcr required.
Ty the transportation Of cattle horses, mules,
sheep hogs &c. and all other kinds of merchandise are very
low, never exceeding steamboat prces.
Merchandise by this line not subject 10 any extra
charge ia crossing the North River. .
The Company have fitted mp large sioTehouse at New
ssopen for the reception OF merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets at the ticket Offices wall
receive ferry tickets gratis.
T = Freight for Newark, Elizabcthtown, Railway, West
field. Panfeld Scotch Plains, Bonndbook and somerii
conveyed BY the above ne and delivered the day when
received. ma 3iht
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY,
aNfays szzj AT O'clock P M from the steamboat
.--ai.ss-zs- The steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt. A. r.
ST. John Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons
The ssanboa SOUTH AMERICA, Cart L. W. Brainsrd
leaves Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at seven
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain NJ IL Trues,
leaves for Albany and intermediate places Tuesday, Thurs
dnv AMI Saturday afternoons, at O'Clock. .
The above boats substantial furnished with
the HUDSON River steamers.
~ r. C. SCHULTZ,
At the Office the wharf
Passengers taking this line Of boats will all times arrive
from Albany in time for the first tram OF cars Tor the east and
leD
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ALTUM AND MINERAL I
JOHN LOWITZ.

No. 2 " Az Street,
LAS constantly hand Asphaltum Rock and Ane
raj Tar, which u.ed Tor the following purposes
fiari- and sidewalks.
foring Of Bulldogs and Cellars, where the exclusion Of
moisture ID required.
Canals aud Bridges.
Piers, Wharis and Docks.
Vaults.
Baths, Aqueducts, Reservoir Sewers.
Terraces, Roofing
Coating Of iron work, prevent osidaon b. and
Coating Of timber work used AZ railroads &C.
Markets, slaughter houses and
Bonding warehouses, where the exclusion Of vcrinn II
ouired. lei m
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Married..

Married..
On the 18th instant in ST. Paufs Church. by the Right
Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, VAN WICK GRAHAM TO ELIZA.
BETH daughter OF Isaac Gates Esq.
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The general tendency Of the markets downward The
reports in relation to the growing crops all favorable
for large crop, and with the prospect OF specie
tency prompt sales with restricted consumption abroad
prices are not considered to have been their lowest The
following is table of the receipts stocks and exports
in the United States, as compared with last year.
RECEIPTS, ExroRrs, srocx OF Corros UNI
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DR.. HORNE.

CONTINUES to be consulted coadenay his Office No.
" 20 Murray
STRANGERS respectfully aprized that Dr. Horne being e-
gaiy bred the medical profession the city London, has
been practical member Of the said faculty of pyc for AZ
years. for the last 80 in the city of New York His practice
from bers general he confines particular branch Of cd
cinc, which his profound attention HIS
greshs astonishing. He cautions the unioffu
the Of rcury thousands Annually
rsizcd of lceceut affections are, without mercury
tnsueher few days See cadicated ratc-
ed mp The learned Dr. Buchan cmpatca'y obsetves Mar
red persons abou married should he 1Tcu
ialy cautious ofhoe affections; what dreadful inheritance
o postcrity.'
afflicted with Irorrsced and acploaie ca,cs need
not despair Of compet. BY applying pr Horne
residence OF New York city has established Doctor
II ch racier Of sterling honor and based ON real
responsibility aud skill DR.. H. offers his
anfrc Or. HnTncs Offices numerous and patients
in Attendance until nine o'clock in the
ming.
NOTICE.
70 THOMAS g. HORNE, son OF the late DR.. George r.
Horne respectfully aIpzes the public that he continues his
fathers most successful practice At BIS estabhment NO 70
and may be consulted daily until O'Clock. T.
~. Sundays excepted ielG lmfr
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state of Trade.

40 shares HIlcm Il X TX
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The prices, Liverpool classifiI
dates, were quoted as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
WIG MEETING IN AMHERST,

Al meeting ct portion oi the Wings Of Amherst
County. held al pedlar Mills, ON the l2h day OF March
1872. IN accordance with previous notice, iia7en
Williams, ESQ, beng called 10 the Chair. and John T.
Ella. Esq acting Secretary. the following resolutions
offered and adopted, viz:
Resolred. That Col John ID. DAVIS, the present rep
resontaiNe irom Amherst County. during his political
career has rendered in his legislative capacity, general
and universal satisfaction his constituents aud that
are willing 10 a man TO support him on condition that he
would consen, To become candidate 10 represent us hs
constituents in the General Assembly oi Nlrgna.
But in muehas the said Col .lno. d. Davis refuses
become candidate or election,
Resoirtd, That IN the opinion ii tins meeting, thai
VI l.. BERRY Esq, IL n suitable candidate To fepro.
sent the county OF Amherst, III thu ncN General Assem-
bly, of Virginia. and he is hereby declared the
NEE.
Rts0ircd, That We will uso NIL honorable means 10
procure his election and
ReSoired, That II is the wish Of this meeting thai the
Nhlgs, 10 man, OF the county aforesaid, will unite
with US. and all due diligence to carry into effect
the same
Rescired, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
Signed by the Hartman and Secretary and forwarded 10
the Editors of the ynehhnrg Nneinan Tor publication.
and with request that the lsnehhup Republican will
copy the SAINT IL. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
JNo. +. Ellis, Soc'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

originate ehan.s a. aust the foe,s Of tie t.spis
latufe" New the c,afre Which lac or,ir'rrn. ia
simply this That Thy hadle Ike Sona. while soMe n
burning Or that lor sell apgnndxement. party
purposes they consume time unnecessarily IN making
windy speeches about Federal concerns. while the 1on
monweal,h Is suffering charge winch las hoenrrpedt
edig made 10 their faces by several Wing nhcs OF the
Legislature lhis he calls original charge. The
Editor must certainly have host even his memory.
Justice says I'VE doubt aiter ourselves With the
belief that have already pmyod him goose. Here.
sir you mistaken. for You have kindly saved the
trouble Of doing that = SAYS the Fdi,or. Well, Mr..
Republican according 10 Your admission, ! have
prored one position Which all your potent ngc failed 10
accomplish. am rather fortunate than Yourself.
for You failed 10 prove any thing a, all Bu, it needs
argument from yourself any clsc to prort that
you Of the goose genus That is self erdcnt prop
osl,ion. Any person who read your etuson. have
concluded a, once that il the cacklng oil some po
ca sos lie says that he ntoas hereafter TO seek for
higher game" So said the hog when he returned 10
his waowng in the mire Doubtless lac has gone tho
way of all swine. But poor "Jus,ce' is not henceor
war d 10 receive even passing notice irom the far
fan,ed Editor Of tho lynehhurp Republican Mercy
What greater misfortune could possibly beia person
We'll may ''lus,icc" the day OF his nativity, and
weep tears Of blood this melancholy catastrophe
Mercy Mercy Mercy Among The rest olhs smart
things. the Republican says.
IL civil sensible and discreet man,
" III not insult US, and mono other can
Very we'll. Mr.. Republican, am not aegrleyed by your
scurnlty. Tor
'lmmodcst words admit OF this defence
That wan, Of decency is wan, of sen" =
JUSTICE.
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trust sale.

DN NIRri T. of, deed Of trust executed to thu sub
- scrlber by John {. Nottingham hoarlng date Tho
9th day Of May 1871 mud duly recorded In the Clerk
Office Of the Musings Court for the Cooperation Of
yuebnrp, for certain purposes therein mentioned, the
undersigned trustee, will proceed, Friday the sth
day OF April next 10 sell for read, money, the high
esi bidder, ONE HOUSE md LOT. situated on
jefferson Street adjoining D. Il Fdley aud others, anl
lately occupied by the sand J. e. Frothnaham.
The subscriber will only convey such title rs is
ted in him by the deed Aforesaid wc is believed lie
indspuiablc.
HENRY o. SCIlOOLFiEID, Trustee.
March " VISA
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RICHMOND MARKETS,


For The ,ceel Wdng Thursday Erening. March lcqh
FLOuR--l>sman limiled--sales at S. on the
bank.
ERAlN.-Whcat 81 05 Is, arc prices now paid
ior good red and white. Corn-62i cents per bushel
Oats:--t) cts Son,e few sales irom wagons and DO
po, a, IS cents Very little Grain coming into market
MEA..---65 to 10 cents per bushel,
ToBACCO.-Reeepts light ih's week we OBJ
serve 10 change IN pr ,os-a icw me mus saea 70
manufacturing purposes, offered on the market ana
sold at rates ruling irom 81 9 .'eneral sales Lnes
81! "a Leaf S3a 81 and 81, Nv in qua,.'y
FRni.ur ON ruE cAsAL--To Lynchbnry fau IN
tSnncdatc places, D cts per 100 lbs.
EXCHANGE
FoREieN: On London ! per cent prem.
DOMESTIC.
New York Checks II prem.
Philadelphia p 3 prem.
Baltimore u ol
North Carolina Mites par.
South Carolina D prem
Savannah prem.
Augusta do
Alabama 10 div.
Tennessee 10
Specie &. prem.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKETS
NEW fong. "Wednesday, March Q.
The transactions IN stocks To n fair extent thil
morning prices. however. are very unsettled.
Domestic Exchanges.
Philadelphia - a 81
Baltimore II II
Richmond and Norfolk !, as
There little more activity in Cotton this
ing. Prices from to below yesterdays quotations,
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Cd ot, We Lave ht Jan..s l,eI bI1l t.e 1aN and Up
Preparation bills. tho Stay Law. and many others less
Importance II act upon. Contrary TO my expectation
the bill IN relation 10 Common Schools which intrudu
ees many Important changes IN the present system. has
eeen ordefed 10 lis ungnssment without debate and will
fftbaols lass. L. however, contains provision which
requires the sanction Of the next Legislature as well as
tins 10 give ii the yalid, of law and even then ii is
only To leolcraye in thasr counties in which majority
OF the voters shall indicate preference for il over the
existing plan. will be reeocc,ed thai il provides FOR
the introduction Of District Free Schools
We have nothing of much nteres, from w Washington.
except the embarrassed condition OF the treasury the
wants OF which sapient Legislators to be in no
hurry TO supply. The Wings are. however, actively
engaged in the sauary work OF retroncl,nsnt in com
pliance with their pledges 10 the people.oppng oil
many abuses the growth the las, twelve years, the
exposure OF which is we'll calculated e sarl, the coun
try The people, one and all, will yet rejoice that the
an Buren, dynasty was oyerthrown, when the future
Developments TO be made Of the corruption that had fas
tened lupon almost every branch Of public service
shall be brought 10 ligh-corrupton that would never
have been known much less corrected had no, the sau
ary republican doctrine of 'roation in Office been re
sorted toa rotation affecting only individuals hui
political organizations also. believe that partp can
be too long entrusted with the administration OF affairs
however, orthodox may BIZ its absirac, opinions They
lose sight, by long continuance power of their re
sponsibity to the peope-they begin TO think much
ofrewardng the partizans who thr.ng the rurlieus
the court and swarm into , beneath the rays of Exec
uvc patronage, insects brought into existence b,
the beams Of the summer corruption soon be
the order of the day and the revenues OF the
government squandeled in the shape Of pequisitcs
Presidential ayor It's. in the shape Of cara ,e,riccs
when there no longer feos 70 hcstow. shall hav
occa before long laakca specific application ofthes
genel al remarks by pointing 10 the abuses BY whiel
they have been suggested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

NT1RGlNIAAt Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
county Court Of Bedford, Monday the 7th day of
March, 1912.
Samuel Philips, Plaintiff,
against
Matthew Harvey and James NJ. Williams, Defendants
Is CHANCEHY
The defendant Matthew Harvey having entered his ap
pearance and security according the Act of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is nhabtant Of t. Commonw
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the
uurh Monday in May next, and the bill Of the Pain
i'll and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the Of Lynchbg for
months excessively and posted the front door Of the court
house of thi, county. Copy-1e>e,
70 4. MITCHELL, CFk.
March II WIN
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H6r. a. VI. GIELaAss,
SFtsrE EO.v DE.H'8Rs 2,

HEAS iak,4 his oiiise 4. Mr.. R5atr Morris II ta
4 corar i Main street ana 'I.s.4er3 te', al! ho
hopes from experience u nine years plaelee IN his
profession, 20 continue 10 meet with liberal share OF
public paraa12e
Ieh ~ I'm #
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M Il MN 9TH SCHEME.
u n n n n n

\ q o o o.
S25 600 i--l6 oO0il-12, 900. i-lO, oooff-l0 sfr
500 go Of .25o!-50 Of ,Go0!r
UNION LOTTERY, Class No. T.
10 be dra,ca at .1lermdrla Saturday the 10Th dsv
Of .Mouea. and result receirci en- The 22d of.Mwsh.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
Prize Of t25 .OO04-l5, o00-l2 .000-lO, 100000
1905, 666--2 of 5000 of 4 0O0--5 Of 3,DO0--
6 Of 2OO0--l0 Of ,500--20 Of 5000 Of -
000--50 Of 500--l33 Of 400
t,s lst and 2nd Drawn Ma. A25D
is at and 3rd 200
60 Is, and dth 100
$50 Is, and 9Th or lat ard f,h so
o6O lat & 9Th st * sih IL, II 9th or l.t & ION 10
go lat Il ll,t Is. Il 18th Is, & 18th or I'd 4 Sd SO
i225 all other two Nos 70
ilto lsi OF 2nd dmwa Nos %
gao Sd. 9TH or 9Th Is
l66i0 all other single Nos 20
Is Nus-l3 draw out.
Whole Tickets only $40; halves 10; quarters Q;
eighths 2 80.
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YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY.
Question for 18th nst.-"Is woman inferior to mar
in mental capacity?'
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ylr. ,..ntanniA, W. Foster

MIR. s.snjanh, w. Foster:
yUyAKE NOTICE. th,t we shall Friday. the
1 9Th day u April. la : between the hours OF sun
rise and sun SET o, that day, al The counting of
Mcssrs - oker s Scott in the county of Charlotte
take the DISPOSITIONS o, Francis d. we'll 10 be read as
evidence in Chanccry ceue. penda the Circuit
Superior Court of Law ana thancery, for the county of
Others dcftndands,-a # II on any cause. the said
Dispositions should be taken eimeneed on the day
designated the taking thereof will be p slponed or con
tnued from day to day at the plac and between
the hours Of each day, until the sha be com
Petcd, Yours, sc.
GREEN ROBERTS & BOOKER
March II wtw