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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

MusnAL.-We hear that Sguor De Beon;s in.
tends TO proceed to Philadelphia, to give series Of
concerts in that city He will be accompan,d nv
Signor L Martini, the Paganini on the accordian.
an instrument which he has brought to the most sin.
gular state Of perfection. We anticipate brilliant
and successful trip. MadlIe. Milizet will probably
JON these artists.
TEE BRAHAxs gave a brilliant concert Ia :,
evening Charles Braham has the material. of a
great singer, but the greatest musical pbenomenon
Of any age is the elder Braham. He seems 20 ,os
sess tne elIxer Vita" of the Holv Cross which
bulwer speaks Of in zauoni-,he verv sn;r, If a.
mmortal youth, with all its musical excellence.
A'ss Browne, on the piano forte, was quite brilliant,
Doctor Llrdner is very successful in wasbns,o,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

Too FAsr-The Rev. MIR. Kirk is preaching
from SIX to fourteen sermons per week in Boston.
If he goes ahead at this rate he will burst his boiler
to certainty. Take it moderately, and you will do
most good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

FIcHTISo-cocKs.-Av vessel is up at Philadelphia,
taking in cargo of fighting cocks" for Texas, at
$40 per head, passage money Several fat chickens
are going.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

WHITE The Philadelphia State
House is getting a coat of white.wash Why moi
give brush or two of white-wash TO their banks
and courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

Je "t Crow .I ItTr ,s joint attraction Of
Shoemaker OF Toulouse, y s mago r, re o. lhe
win uneq1alled effect at this popular Th u,aws
Inc new payis decidedly one of The best Of M an
mat has been produced this season. The ster, s.n
at,cism oil the shoemaker, aroused by the unesnal
administration ei justice. which leads him ,o da
stlute himself the avenger of wrongs is wrought M
with admirable interest. The vivacity OF ,be
charming manageress as the pretty Margaret"
gives an agreeable. variety TO the piece, which
should be seen by all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

IRE At sroRr At THE Fs.NKLrS.-Secor and Sui.
hVan' tne great champions of the ring intend to give
sa exhibition of their science at the franklin
Theatre next Monday. Mere iun-,hat's all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

ICE FROM HALIFAX, n. S-A brig arrived yester.
DAY WIN iul cargo of capital ice from Halifax TO
o""e Whitney, whitehall-prce one half cent
per poond-aeviish dear too. But we suppose there
rs " corner" in the ice marke, This vea,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

NsT so.-Majer Norton is ecturing for Texas II
Boston. Better go and fight for Texas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

SMALL Pox This disease prevails to grea, ex.
tent in Philadelphia. The Banks are affected with
ii too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
War In Texas.

We nave received private accounts from Texas of
an authentic shape, which throws a great deal Of
light on the warhke movements now taking place
on the Colorado.
From these statements, we have reason to be.
lieve that the number of the Mexican troops is very
much over-rated According to the most probable
computation, the invading army cannot exceed 5000
men, and may not be more than 5000. They are
commanded by General Arista tho is a rival and en-
emy OF Santa Anna. From this circumstance is be-
heved that the invasion, as well as the proclama-
ton OF Arsia, intended more to operate against
Santa Anna, in the Capital, than against Texas on
the Colorado. Santa Anna headed off, Bustamen-
te, by his fierce Texan hostilities-and now Aris,a
seems likelyto "head off Santa Anna in the same
way.
But whatever be the exact forces of the Mexcans.
or the real purposes Of the invasion, there is no
doubt but Texas will now invade Mexico, nor can
she be stopped till she reaches the capital, and
changes the form of government Last year a pre-
position was made to the President, that if Texas
would authorize the Of her lag an army of
l5,000 men could be raised in the "tumultuous val.
ley OF the Mississippi" who would invade Mexico
on their own hook-and repeat the melo.drama of
Ccrtcz on the largest scale, and with all the modern
improvements. This proposition was then declined
but IT will now be granted.
The Ango-Saxon race, from the United States.
from Canada, from England, from every northern
land, will crowd TO Texas as the highway to the
rlch temples and specie mountains of Mexico. No
thing will stop hem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

Coon ashington Irving has declined public
dinner, before his departure to Spain. He sails to.
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
Commi.sioner,s Courf.

APRIL 6-R. Stuart and .dier. Stuart Agnes Stuart
This resumed Tuesday afternoon, when much
testimony brought up not only in favor Of the SANITY
but also expressive Of the good conduct of the defend
ant
The Court adjourned TO this afternoon, at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
. CHATHAM THEATRE

90 CHATHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening
being apart for the benefit and last appearance Of
r. Scott. The public cannot have opportunity of wit.
Messing the grand and successful drama of the Shoema
kerr after this week is performed to night in addition
to two OF Rices most popular farces Win Here's Go,
and Jim Crow in London. With such attraction there
can be doubt of crowded house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

=. nfhoLrsr MISsrRELs.-These popular Ministries
" nul give concert to night at the Society Library
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

a. NNNSn jury, we understand, have dismissed
WV ue .uase Oh false pretence, brought by Eden S.
eoS'ef sgalns, Charles Wilson, OF BROOKLYN. 1t
Is sehera,V understood by persons knowing both
pafues' mat the charge originated in error
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

RACES OVER THE METAIRrr CouRsF, New Or
LEANs.-The sweepstakes. 2 mile heats, for the
ST Charles plate, a splendid silver tea service.
presented BY Nudge & Wa,riss, was won by Earl
Lahtte, Sleepy John, Aduello, and Dean Swift
Velocity was the favorite against the field. Time,
34o-34oi. The regular race Of two mils heats,
was won BY Creath, beating Mary Walton, Kate
Aubrey, and Mr.. J. Porters Nauby 6lly in two
heats Of 341-34l. Creath the favorite against the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

f3- Mans knowledge Is proceeding too far-we have
seen two souherners who have had the color of their
skin changed to beautiful clearness by the Italian
Chemical Soap. Now we have we can believe.
dark yellow or sun-burnt skin are changed by the
of this. All erupons ON the skin, such as pimples,
freckles, bloches, tan, scurvy, sc, thoroughly
cured by this; in fact, isas gentlemen said to
1t Is wonderful articlewe told that it will mate
rally change the color of the Creole We advise all to
try tit is sold by jones' sign Of the Amer lean Eagle,
81 Chatham street. where also is sold the famous
Oil Coral Crcasss for restoring the hair it is the
cheapest and best article made,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
lCoM,fu NiCATgD


90 PEALE's MUsEUM.--Lsst night we whiled
away an idle hour in this delightful establishment and
much entertained with the bewitcnipg IN form
of the great Magician, Harrington and his ludi
crous experiments Of the Transmission Of voice into differ.
tnt bodies representing three four persons OF the
same time. His story Of the iandlord-Oh Piver-and
his two servants is irresistible and never fails to call
forth the plaudits Of the audience The charming little
Rubna, who sings so sweey is also great favorite.
The comic songs OF Mr.. Austin quite amusing and
we cannot do better than recommend every to go
and see for themselves.
90 FACTS WORTH KNOWING-A positive stay
orthe hair falling ouor to restore in bald places
certain cure for all Rheumatism and swelled limbs
mo exceptions.
certain and positive for the Piles in all
warranted cure Tor all bruises, scalds aad other
sores and sore eyes.
positive cure for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Har-will not color the skin
Warranted.
A certain cure for Ccrns.
Each Of these to be had ct II Maiden lane, and such
proofs of these facts will convince all who will call
send for them, gratis -
The public ma assured there is fancy in these
assertions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

HARSpEN g. Co.'S ExPREss.- I'VE perceive, by
the Cleveland (Ohio) Herald, that the enterpris.
ing firm Of Harden & Co, have extended their
express to that place There seems to be no limit
to the extent Of this express, and its utility and
convenience are universally acknowledged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

HUDsoN BAY CoMrASy.-The voyageurs and
canoes Of the Hudson's Bay Company will be dis
patched from Lachine to the interior, soon after
tho opening Of the navigation and we are re-
quested to recommend to those having letters TO go
by that conveyance, TO send them to the Company's
April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
Court Calendar this Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. IL, IL, Is, 10, -, a. 25 90,
%, 90, 30, 81, SO, 80, 3, g.
Cixcurr CouRr.-Nos ls lbs, las 1874, 1885, Isl, 1888,
lo4 100 49, l5s l6o, l6l, 63 1884, los, l67 los, To-
l4l, 10, o., 1877, I52, l69, ITO, III.
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part mos. AZ, 80, SO,
IS, 19, 65. SO, II, 90, 81, 81, 90, 95, 81 3, Al.
Part 2, at 4 oclock.-Nos. So lsS, L., 40 &c, 1884,
49, s. a. 225 l2s lea, 1884, 81, 50, 90, 49, a. So soos
l22. 100. 1874. los.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

Doctor Llrdner is very successful in wasbino,o,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-01

TEAIl the papers and documents referred TO in this
tra are published p,mphet form BY and be hai at
tne uesk OF the Herald Once, OF Nassau aud Fulton
street. copied verbatim, from the Original papers found the
persons OF Andre and Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-01
FLUTE AND GUITAR.

troiessoi OF .nt -
WI patent Concertna begs 70 h cns ana pup
lie that he has published his kcnd9 Mtare io me
guitar which fornd well worthy the attenton OF the
learner being well aaapsd = that nsn
This Rondo with several other pleasing pieces his cempos
ton "or the be found Mr. Emsts residence "a
;..ssrr.sr,s Wv" - vi 3msr
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sGa@l2

JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street. New York, gives
pIa fRo 5STi III BxNK 81 e. IRELAND
Payable at
Cork, BBaii,pbIidgs
Clonmel, Parsontown.
Londonderry, Downpatick,
Wexford, Ia rxn
Belfast, Omagh
Waterford, Dungannon.
Galway, Bandon,
A A1SIlcSs. b ban,..
Kilkenny, Dunsarvin,
BallIna, Maow,
$S:: :ss;l SSs S ss.$
Monaghan,
spoOner, Atwood Co B.phe., London
r G,N y B X; ; s.ir Liverpool
Payable 10 every iown in Lcotland ms lmr
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WH0LEsA .t AND RETAIL, Ne.s Wall street. tn
msnt ofmPoned India Rubber Water Proof Goods, Viz;
and and Copss aReIS o Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
Clo,h1lndis Rabbs Water Proof Lama, Lama Per
n in' %sSs"s. S iS.s
.as sm.r cHAs: ABRAHAMsoN.
CLOTHS FOR MACINTOSH COAT Innings made
Macintosh have a been eee1sd e%becr ali the STYLES
M ncw ns hiss wss s
ready h their orders for Mscnto,hes Of quality far
made without and full Buyers OF Macinoshcs
viii please remember lha, Dys American Macintosh the
HORACE X. DAY, IS Maiden lane,
n26 lmr Succsssr TO Roxburv India Rubber Co.
MARTINS CASH ORING
ESTABLIS II M Il N t.
ls4 WiihGm Street, Corner Of .ann Street,
s essss in BE s s %
which will be made order IN the style Of make MT TIM
ming &c., that such general sasfaeoh during the
as. iouI years and al positive saving OF 30 per cent
MADE AND TRIMMED.
FIecs CCo os,' made and trimmed So
fa1es., an. nav v..u. DO DO. ..s9eesS 90
OsTsI Coats -. ...... 90 TO IL co
Ole Imsc MICHAEL e MARTIN
EQUESTRIAN ACADEMY.-The subscriber would re
- speeuuiiy INFORM The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York
and commoaious building formerly known a. the Eanesrsp
Exchange Cooks Circus 40e Bowery ,arenl
Tor the instruction OF ladies and gentlemen heahu and
branches The Acaoemy Is furnished with dressing ana sitting
aud for the Of
the .trcte- regard responsibility will be adhered TO- ~
Nj mas made with Mr. w Davis one NJ
the Oldest professors from Europe take charge
and aHe himself that the enterprise will with the an
probation and encouragement Of liberal public.
Terms and particulars may be asccrtsncd application a.
above
The OMNIBUS and p ye sTs TRHs during de day
DHlLADELPHIA DAGuERREOTYPE ESTABLIsH-
MENT, Exchange Building Nos. &c aud N.Sidgle Por-
traits TAKEN from breastpn size 10 inches in diameter. Fam
ly Of from two to Is persons plate Time Of sit
Constantly hand and for sale Of the
kind used In the establishment also plates and ell other
utensils. w. & " LANGENHEIM. Mo Imsr
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing TO and from Liverpool, Weekly.
~ ~ ~ @
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, 81 SOUTH


The subscriber in announcing his arrangements for the year
appears befope his friends with sentiments Of sincere
pect the able support he has received for
He likewise wishes call the of those intending
send for their friends residing England Ireland, Scotland
and Wales; that they all times be accommodated by this
the well known different lines Of packet ships, sailing and
rom Liverpool the st h 18TH 10th and 18th of each month
throughout the year.
always been the study of the subscriber have
emgrants shown cty and despatched without delay and
who send for their friends satisfied that
due and gen attention will be given by the Liverpool
those for well all who may embark with them
park, the mouey will be refunded without any charge
The subscriber feels pleasure making known the differ
SHIPS by which his during the last
which has given aacton, and that he has consdera
extended and concluded for the 1872
The following is list OF ships
Ships Scotland, Robinson. Ships Albanian Lane
Fairfield, Wilson Printlce, Hopkins.
frankfort, Russell. Tyrone, Speare.
Russell Glover, Howes. Wales, Watts.
Hbernia, Wilson. Westminster, Ferris.
Alfred, Cheever Osceola, Chlds.
Clifton, lngersoI ST. Cloud, Emerson.
Louisville, Allen. New York Nyen.
Sobieskie Emerson. Warsaw Grifhths.
Oswego Wood. Ocean, Willard
Talbot, Storey. n. Hampshire, Harding.
Psnthea, (}oodmanson. Robert lsaacs, Tmeman.
piryin1, Eaton. Europe batcheldor.
y. Jenkins Seymour.
free from the different OF Ireland and Scot
and be secured and drafts furnished for
payable National and Provincial Bnks Of Ireland and
their respective branches, and also Messs W. Robin
Liverpool which paid free o. any charge throughout
he United Kingdom
For further particulars pppiy 70
or j.. w. ROBINSON, l6 Goree Piazzas, and
sul6 NEPTUNE Waterloo Dock Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-01

TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
II, MONZANI, IS Thompson street, instrucfos. on
the r1pt~ T~ru,s xtf r.v -o"~s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-01

THO the widows the soldiers aud sailors the revolutions
who married before the Is, OF January 49,
and prove Of husbands aud the e
gay marriage, can by applying No e5 Mercer
their al Those not able
produce ev!deacc need apply Persons
siding distance, who will address above, post
will attention. Those wanting services will do
well apply before the Of January, have other busl
ness which will call Washington. during the sent
session of Congress A. F. CHlLD5
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
80 80 ~

He OLD LINE OF Packets TOR Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sealing falls Sunday, the ships will sail the succeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
Correspondence Of the Boston Post.

SPRINGfIELp, Mass, March 4, ISI2.
Dear Sir: This Is great day for Springfield Massa-
chuscits, and New York; for here have met by their
Governors and Representatives. two sovereign States
an even, whoula precedent in the annals of America.
The Massachusetts host Of 300, with Governor Davis
at their head arrived here quarter before o'clock,
and he New York host Of 200, with Governor Seward
at their head, arrived at half past one Immediately
upon arriving the General Court Of the Old Bay State
formed procession, under the direction Of Benjamin
Stevens, Esq Sergeant alarms, and marched TO the
Town Ea and there awaited the arrival Of their guests
from The Empire State, who reached the hall about two
o'clock Conducted by joint committee, consisting of
Messrs. Valley OF Ro1bury, Spragne OF plymouth,
Allen Of Nor,hield Hale of Brdgewater, and Hooper
of Fall River Hon Josiah Quincy, jr., President Of
the Senate, took the Chair, and introduced Gov Davis
10 Gov Seward, and both to the company.
Appropriate speeches were now made by the two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
(r,om Ae rsn York Journal Of Commerce

M
ASormER M'LgoD.-On Monday night, Feb 2Sili, a
young man by the name of Hogan was arrested about
eight miles from Lock port, and brought to that place
charged with being of the party who attacked The
steamer Caroline. The evidence against hun IS SAID
to be- that he disclosed to DR.. M'kenzie of lockport
in 1893 that he Of the party, and that having
occasion to come Rochester wrote to the Doctor en-
curing whether there would be any danger IN his DO
ing so, and asking for brace of pistols. Hogan IS
resident Of Hamilton, Upper Canada, and had been TO
Rochester 10 attend He was lodged in jail for
one night and the next day taken by writ of habeas
corpus elore Judge Ransom of the Common Pleas
Court upon the plea that there sufficient evidence
TO warrant his detention What the result OF the hear
ing was, shall probably know tomorrow
From the Rochester Post.)
In addition, we have been permitted TO peruse pr
vate letter to Canadian exile in this city, OF the same
date, from which the following is an extract
"John Sheridan Hogan, one of the Caroline 'nva-
ders about whom there be mistake has been ar
rested and will doubtless be committed TO take his trial
for the part he took in the Schlosser murders. am
told he il clerk to the Sheriff of the Gore District,
who was M'Nabs Lieutenant Colonel, opposite Navy
Island and that he formerly in Nj Nabs law office,
and acted as his secretary while at Chippewa in 1885
He is good looking, bold, manly little ftllow-tory
and game to the back bone
This will revive the whole question involved in the
celebrated VI Leod case. A more important movement
has not taken place for time Hogan is one, who,
we are told freely admits his connection with the Ca
ollne outrage and throws himself on the protection Of
the British Government.
We learn that Mr.. Hogan is native Of lreland-that
he was recently in this city, and stopt several days at
the National Hotel where he expressed some fear lest
he should be arrested and detained. And that his
panon was Mr.. John William AIkman, son of Mi
chael Alkman, tory member Of the late U. g. Para-
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
Extract from the journal
DebafS, the organ o. the
COrcrnmeai.

ETtTdct from Inc o
Detafs, the organ o. the
COrcrnmeai.
+" Messrs. ]. Laffite q
Co, have informed the pub
lie that in a few days they
would issue a loan OF 81
millions OF francs on nc'
count Of the infant Repub.
lie of Texas. Capitalists VIII
remember without DOUBT,
on this occasion, what has
been the result, OF the loan
made Spain, Portugal, ana
The different States OF ..
America. When these loans
were issued, it was also as
serted that the States 10.
which they were contracted
had before them the most
favorable prospects, ana
that great advantages were
likely 10 he derived IN ia
vor Of The lenders. Very
large sums have III TINS
way been diverted from
useful objects in this coun-
try to be devoured frultless'
Iy in the disasters which
belong to the States en-
deavoring to form them
selves. Every one is aware
of the disasters which have
been the result of these
thoughtless speculatlons.
Before we undertake to help
labor on the Texan terrific
ry, let US look at the anne.
|liorations of which our own
country il in want, ana
which are arrested for want
of capital"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM ENGLAND


Sickness Of tie Passengers, and Death Of he G.
The fast sailing aud fine ship Eutaw, Captain
cit, arrived on Sunday night from Liverpool, a
she sailed January 18th; but unfortunately, liAei Ii
rolinia, she did not bring any newspapers Sa
firms all that the Captain of The Tarolnla sa3
the repairing and rctitting Of the steamship Cae:
and that she was ready for sea on the 23,h Of j.
and was advertised TO leave on that day. Tie a
gers also say that it was the current report IL
pool. that Lord Ashburton would leave Ensl.a.
Caledonia. Cotton had declined, md was expo
90 lower every day
The Eu,aw brings one hundred and lin,
steeruge passengers; and we deeply regret 10 $,
three passengers died on the passage, from some
mani disease, as it is supposed As the ship was
up the lower bay, the Captain, Crockett vi
been taken sick only two days before, died al!
his son went down to board the vessel, and nCa
HE father, the mate had The melancholy ,ass
sweripg him over The ships side and telling b.
father had Just breathed his last. Capt. Rocket ~,
and favorably known as one of our ablesl ana
packet Captains, having commanded the Bug
in the Harvie line, for many years.
When Captain Rocket died, there were OYER
the passengers lying dangerously sick be low; and
on deck looked more like dying than living pr
The disease that has attacked them appears 10
very singular one; the mate says, that some d
died in few minutes after they were taken.
dropped down on the deck and died directs.
scarcely any premonitory symptoms .-.N. ! Hen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

Governors, which were warmly cheered g..
himself. and in behalf of his State, dsayos.'1.' 'a
worthy feelings of rivalry toward the other =
PRODUCTION being through, the whole COMPANY =, ~
10 the hall below; and partook of colla,,33D =
had been got up by our Holman, of the Unes
Hotel.
Among the guests, noticed Chief Justice wp
Judoe Putnam and Judge Thacher. a, ba ~ .
,pee ches were made by Mr. Quincy, Mr. Will.
Gen. Root.
Every thing went off captally, except,he cars
aid not move quite rapidly enough But ,hev -
ON the start, and so | must stop the shortest !,
short.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-12

TN CHANcERY.-YisGINIA:-At Rules holden ih- @
Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and oA4a
Sussex county OH Monday the 7t day Of January LEI;
Albert c. Neves Administrator of VIM. :. Neves, dses'
.r,inst Pas
Thomas j. Randolph. Nathan U. c. Heath llenr u I
Robert Graves John Hail. John Winfield an Riclafi IL
ham, prirh1t
The defendant, Thomas J. Randolph, not having tnr''
appearance and given security, according To the ad d
and the rules Of this Court, and appearing by sai'ac7
dence that he il nhabitant Of this country: l. ~.
That the snddeendant do appear here on The fr' ds'
term next and answer The bin of the plaintiff and llai
of this order be forthwith inserted in NEWSPAPER G
in te city Of Richmond for two months sccessife ADJ
IT the front door of the Court house of this county
A Copy-Teste, ,o ~