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asceained, boarded off Five Fathom Bank
CmARLrsToS, Aug s-Cld Julia tBremcu) Dannaman,
shyAsSAu. Aug 2l-sld Wdsr, Bentley, Boston,
bound up, Colombo, and Palmyra, from Boston.
w breakfast aud tea below chambers Street Address box
No. lac Lower Post Office References exchanged
& ss:s
most his life mercantile pursuits ia III The East Indies
%i S
n lady, g'n o os DEE ss o 50
good English education principles and amiabe dispo.
mhe has 20
toT H. Upper Post Office will be considered entirely con-
A YOUNG LADY, who has received good English sda'
and 6s, 6se 'sph
paid N l. T. office Of the Herald New Work. aaaG I'M
OSTA small brown Pocket Book containing bank notes
Sss$s ;asi siSenS rewarded By applying r. Bar
T'HE VERY REV. DIR. MORLARTY, o, $. A., will
c J. af and 81 lay BroSs Sui"
be ItaEca up him in the erection Of his new COLLEGE
TTN!XERsAL INQUIRY AND REEoRM.-,oRSoN $.
at Of s c4osBy
tomorrow Sunday EN- The meetings will be free, foI
subject Of Reomhe Property Question: and the Re
organization of Society will receive attention in the OF
the meetings. au26 lt-r
DACKET SHIP SIDDONS, FOR LIVERPOOL, will
be detained until 10 o'clock this morning, (26h nst) at
which time the Y please be board the steam
Letter Bags will close the usual places %, o'clock
au26r
ID Slaughter House of John r. Preston, three doors from
Third Avenue least side in 26th street of superior quality
ead delivered 10" Join
TOR SALE-The stock fixtures aud good will OF whole
the city having good of customers and doing good
business For further particulars address with real name)
NJ at this Office stating when and where an interview may
TNDEPENpENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP
following Lodges meet at o'clock, p. M.
Wssh1sp% Lodge Li Mosdayy 90 Do ''' DO
| tel, corner William and Duane streets ault lm.e
| MEDICAL AID BY a PHYsICIAN.-DR. GLOyEF
m continues to be consulted at his office Difficult and pro
only attended general practice have uniformly yielded to HI
e sss Sy az tiy
few branches OF the profession have given him great ad
few ply received regular proies
sonal education His charges made to suit the times
adapted to the cure Of one species Of disease at ST.
His Office is No. Ann street.
imprn Trussn hah aho au06
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NEW MUSIC.
THE VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

TWILL, POI Broadway below st. Paul's Church, invites
n the attention of purchasers to the annexed list of
NEW AND POPULAR wise,
being small part large and valuable stock of Music he has
recently been receiving from publishers Boston, Philadel-
pha and Baltimore all of which for sale cheap the
small shops about Purchasers depend oba
ing editions Of all Music purchased at ATWLLS
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DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AUR1STS

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AUR1STS
3S1 BR0ADWAY.-Extract,:-, ,.r,;.., NJ.
ntoh to TESTIFY has WAS home as unfit for duty
ia; & S eSneS and wa, % he
the Sa Re c Il, PS
Signed, IS i. \ Me ! EVEN Mp ND,
ACOUSTIC DROIS.
sure cure for ncpen deafness earaeh pains buzzngs
s % s 81 S hs been
puar remedy curative in all diseases Of the for
White au26 lm"r
MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DIsEASE.-Ma. JOHN
in ev w9o a ofe TesS p 1s Se subject
Animal agnem announces to his numerous friends that he
will apply this agent removal of almost every class Of
disease and effect he believes speedy cure he has al
examinations by aid Of ciairvoyan who will examine the
of disease and prescribe remedy while under the
Those diseases of long Standing and have been
heaS of S he dy Tsr no asosS are aaa w.@
HEADS OF HAIR-Barry's VentiIstng and Cosssmer In
visible Wig closely resembles the real head of hair that
and extraordinary Invention Of the day The great advantage
this novel aud unique Wig its beng made without sewing
natural hair both lightness appearance defy
detecon being beautiful porous and SO free
the great evils Of al. other Wigs entirely avoided ;cepc
tia wig aud the peculiar method Of fitting the head at the
manufacturers A. C. Barry i6 Broadway corner of Liberty
street, up stairs an ~ lt'r
~ Head Dispensiry removed to the above number The
old Doctor still nues his consultations in all forms of in
enlistment has been rendered the most famous in the United
States TIE reputation of old Ges He Ss
have been snatched from DEATH and restored to health
maade induce. growing qacks pirate my name but they
BON The old M Dr. at 100 Chatham ST. auas m
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State of Trade.

SYRACUSE SALT TnApE.-The folio wing is the amount
OF Salt inspected during the last four weeks commenc.
ing on the 23d of July, and ending the 10Th August
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Foreign ImpOrtatIOns

LIvERPooL-Ship Elizabeth Denson-2 cks chains Tuck
err Cooper co.l pkgs Robnson-39 Austin Wimerding
co79l bars 30 bdls Kenneys Beecher37 pks Wood,
Johnson : BuIre-66 Rchardson Watson-,S Cameron &
Brand-l3O A Mumford-l w w Bnton--3 Bill Clark-i
Watson-l2D Hadden,-i5 Ghon colo d Oakley & son
III X Sgeddng-3 Sheldon Phelps-a9 Ings Scott-l7
Firth Spedding-l8 Stone coi5 Smith, Thurger coo
Tooker Mead col Roberts-iso Adams Bros.sl3 bars
30 bds w Meads582 bars 81 bdls do Eggcson Baele
bxs ia bdls Sanderson30o bSs lin So pkgs order
LivERPooL-Ship Helenl62 salt X Taylor-l) casks
10 cables Merritt coo pkgs Caedge2 f. Collamore3
Ludlow w aslngon-l59 to order.
MANsAEIILABrig Angola28 logs mahogany 81 do cedar
1904 sticks fstc so hhs moasses 81 bbls honey 1900
palm leaf 3i6 cereons bales tobacco Cus3O bales do to
order.
ST THoMAs-Brg Pando25 hides 10 bags rags bbs cop
per W Cadwaterii8 hides Durand23O W Tuckerl
Murray Swan-7o bales tobacco Sand-Si0O M Berry
80 cs to order.
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns
SAvANNAH-Brg Due-l97 bales cotton Prescott-so ties
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK

hENOV I'D I . M w 1OINh.
JHE LOSS of Feet and Legs hindrance to the act OF
respectfully gform the public that he has reno, ed from Phi
ladepha 20 No. AZ Water Of Pike st. New YORK
City where he continues manufacture Artificial Limbs on
plan the and least complicated haymg thr9ugh
ecesity invented, made and artificial leg Tor ior
Years, aud been manufacturer for hirtyye years ee CONN
dent OF giving satisfaction ell who call ON MN TOT Legs
tlands Arms. the common wooden Leg
m
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Passengers Arrived .

LrvERrooL-Shp Elizabeth Denison-John Jackson, aud
in the steerge.
LIvERPooL-Shp Helen-J Dixon. IS in the steersge
SAvANNAH-Brig David Duffe-Mr McKellum.
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TO PRINTERS.
Tor SALE-A Fount Of Minion ana Nonyarsil which hAs
been used on tbs New York Herald Apply al iA- A1a
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE--Packet ship Vile de Lyon-Wm II Hyde, of New
York; Nj LIE Couteux. lady and child, Buffalo; Francis Hill
Baltimore; 4 Gordon, Virginia; abatut aud lady, Chas
Urula and servant New Orleans; MIR ladder Porto Rico
Vincente Pujals Carthagena.
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"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
ssto sasS s i've %.
he HobPIen Ferry leading e The CITY New York hi.
IS built he mos. approve, rfs .ye STATE siS osta
%ss residence Wishing o retire from he pae e esy
and yet be able within hours drive TO visit his counting
also suitable he market sa!%.e! mall farmer De
%s sGaS s% ss ' BIZ hs seSs x @
=; the 81. John, Hall being situated between Ho6oksn and
those places to The interior of both those states, New YORK and
New Jese The SAID Earn will be sold cheap the present
NBmTeeSe s aRou, six acres of first rate potatoes also
WI X1consT ii Chatham an s sst Few
more convenient portion Of the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage. au6 lmsec
sTohENov s,'S,da night Aas.'' from
80 New Jersey soTIe Horse ~ or . hands I'd, hsh
Roger: Rsi oa.s a5s% sd Isy shsp r. I.
sy d the e a 1f 'RS The
may S%d ,sHH s b b Store S1S Us ~
literally rewarded AUS 2ts.r
ELk SEST bs,ST,y Vii Hh 5s
Sr new stye Of tntlemens Hats on saturday The 26th Au
gust The ''"o" of WIKI RoSEsRE HTSso aGcsied
au2s 3issr 3O5 Broadway two doors above Duane
"a GENTLEMENs HATS of the Fall Style are now
aaS seoi s' Broadway 0pTsi xS svlR,%SNi'KEN Halter
PARIS BOOTS AMP LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY
l75 Broadway, Basement,) one door from Court
landt street.
fWsG Fl sss and s, T: :ss q I Lss s
hs 2s cam ad ucM Make i Ssw o with Ss ma
teIa az that IS So perfectly ns ~ Pars by hts master the
this SIDE Of Se %sn,c are specy invited % y
sERS boots and lasts before they pa being clauses d"
Also the sSSuiSc P,3s Jet Black Vsrnsh sold y2s ,r
BOOT AND SHOE STORE. s...,.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agent
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST ae.

RISES ..5 22 MOON SO
SETS. .......6 al HIGH WATER "a
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
rrIIESE f.lamed aud celebrated Pills from Portugal
perceive, be obtained IN this country. Sc advertise
-~ont on the last column ~-~''
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Performance commence O'Clock precisely with the
Overture to lie Domino Noir, Aubcr
Half hours intensson will allowed for promenade and
rereshment in the Grand Siloou ,
Where Ice OF chot"
cest kinds, and in great variety, viii be found.
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To conclude with
AN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT!
BY the GRIND Orchestra in the RelIeshment Saloon

BY the Grand Orchestra in the Reffeshment Saloon.
No. strict Police will be attendance and great
ken prevent the admission Of improper persons.
10 Tickets Fifty Cents May be had the Garden during
the day.
No. A limited number of Season Tickets will be DIS
posed of
No postponement this establishment account Of tho
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway to the SALOON
protected and the Saloon which ventilated from the
top and sides be opened at a moments notice
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLOS GARDEN.
Director, MIR. JOHN SEFTEN.
-, SATURDAY August &C. 1919
In Of the Night Rehearsal Of the new Co-
mic Pantomime there will he
NO PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.
ma ON MONDAY August 2Sth 1873,
Inc celebrated RAEtL FAMILY will appear in the
NEW COMIC PANTOMIME!
Entitled the
% MlSFORTUNkS OF FORTUNATUS!
- Or-The Magic Cuckoo!
Consisting OF = 6 x ! ~ aud original Scenes
~ Dresses, Tricks, AID Transiormatonsi
Win entirely neI Machinery Scenery Costumes Properties.
Oyertures and Music &c sc
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SHOWER BATHS-Portabe Shower Baths so piece
~ for sale by the manufacturer. w WEST,
100 Hudson
shower Baths oeyery description for sale by the manuc
turer, w West, 100 Hudson st s9 Imissec
EDM C. COATES ayais himself Of the pleasure Of inform
- ing the Ladies aud Genteme1 Of New York and ITS wet
thar he Paint Lkenesses the shortest
both Portraits and Miniatures Those who will favor him
with their patronage invited to call aud his
Of the at his residence 87 Broadway between White and
Walker streets.
b. Mr. C. also continues give private lessons to
temen
Ladies in classes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Also Landscapes painted order, from the est to the
largest Those who wish make II their profession
be- all the above branches by applying above.
Daguereotype keusses correctly copied in coors in ~
hours ants lined
A GIL TTALIANT DELLA cITTA-E risultata d,lla loro
y assembled d Sabato utmo mel Sslone Pao la
deciso d. La ied q del nelo locale
allie tito ~ TO della seduda dl tu coloro
soanto che dederaro ammess all
al di Voontr tlian uella militia della citta
yolontap dt STA come membn onora agsiungendo lie Tory
hme ale yenticnque Clio to, ad
nuwerH degl ait yoIulo dale deo miiza volouta
"a delo dara tosto c"minciameo ALI
ngurni dell u'orme proposa Pc yoontar antrt per la
musica possono vedersi mel Cafe del Signor Pamo.
d22 I'm
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UNION HOTEL.

NJ Inc Harm Springs, Bath County, Ya.,
TO LEASE OR SELL.
'HE above Tavern establishment is a large
and spacious brick building, calculated to ac-
commodate about hity persons, and stables for
about forty Horses. In the event of nv leasing
L Will let 20 with the Tavern establishment about
ten acres OF first rate meadow, some pasture land
and hire wood, all near at hand. l have been
Keeping the above establishment nearly five years
and have done fair business, but wishing To re-
''te from that business, am disposed to lease or
sell on accommodating terms. presume it would
be unnecessary To say any thing further about the
properly and ITS advantages. as any person either
disposed to rent or purchase, would first come
and see the property and Judge for himself
GEO. MAYSE.
Oct. 10, ISi3.-om
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-19
instruction OH The Piano Forte, the Guitar, and
in Vocal Music, Sc. &c.
STGNOR G.. GEORGE.

a + the solicitation of number of the gentle.
men OF stanton. respectfully offers his SER
wees to The citizens of this place and it's vicinity
as an INSTRUCTOR OF MUSIC. HAVING
been taught by the best masters in Italy. he feels
himself thoroughly qualified TO do full justice TO
ms pupils and will guaranty that they shall be
well grounded in the principles of the Science.
lie VIII also give instruction TO young gentle
men upon any of the Wind Instruments.
Those who reside within two or three miles of
town, Will be waited at their houses if desired
lie VIII also tune Pianos, and keep them in
good order. by the year, on moderate terms.
Those who wish to obtain good Pianos, can be
supplied on application to Signor George. from
the mandatory OF Stodart, Worcester g. Durham,
whose instruments are justly celebrated for their
me tone and superior elegance of finish, as well
as their durability. Testimonials in regard to
these Pianos may be at the Office of the
Spectator.
.g Those who may desire TO engage his
services will apply, for the present, either to DR..
Berkeley, or J; B: Breckenridge, Esq.
Additional References-Dr. F. II. Striblinp.
W. II. CARRIER, NJ. Gushing, Crawford g. CocR,
ram X. S; Brooke, Judge Thompson, J. IL. Pcy-
ton, and w. w. Donaghe.
Sept. 2I.-Im.
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MEDICAL CULLECE
RICHMOND, VIRGIJv7.9.

'INIIE next session of tho Medical Depart.
Il ment of Hampden Sydney College, viii
commence in Richmond on the last Monday oil
October (30th,) and continue until tho last Of
J February following.
! JNO. CULLEN, M. ID. Professor Of Theory and
! Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, M. D., Professor of
Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics
X. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. d., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. ID, Professor Of Chem
stry and Pharmacy.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ D., Professor of Surgcr
and Surgical Anatomy.
JEFFRIES WYMAN, NJ. d., Professor OF Anato
my and Physiology.
The lnfrmary attached TO the College furnishes
ample materials for practical Medical and Surgi-
cal instruction during the winter to this is also
added the public Institutions Of the city, which
are under the charge OF member of the Faculty;
TO all of which the student has free access. The
facilities for obtaining information in Practical
Anatomy, and the mode of performing Surgical
operations, are not exceled in any Medical Inst-
tuition of our country. The faculty take pleasure
In announcing TO the Medical Profession the ap-
pointnent Of DR.. Jefrcs Wyman, of Boston, to
the chair of Anatomy and Physiology a gentle
man OF eminent qualifications as a Human and
Comparative Anatomist and Physio!oost.
AUG. l., WARNER, NJ. ID.
sept. 81 1918. Dean of the Faculty.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS

virtue of deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by Samuel Pullin and Thomas
Pullln, bearing date the 2lst day of Nav,
lSl2, and OF record in the Clerks Office of the
county Court of Bath County, shall, on the
ll'h day OF November. 1913, at the front door of
lae court House OF Bath County, proceed to sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, one tract or parcel Of Land lying and be-
ing on the Bullpasture River, in the county of
pain being the Same land which Thomas
ruin, decd, resided, at the date Of the said
deed and containing by estimation 100 ACRES.
Also TWO other tracts adjoining the above, each
containing 100 acres. Also another tract on the
Builpasture River, in the county of Bath, sup
posed TO contain from SO TO 100 acres, and the
same lands on which Samuel Pulln now resides. ,
and one other tract adjoining the last above mem
uoned and supposed to contain lGO acres.
Although the title TO the above lands is believ-
ed to be unquestionably good, yet acting as trus-
tee shall only convey TO the purchaser such az
is vested in me.
A. STEPHENSON, Trustee.
Oct. 5, lSi3.-ds.
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THE WASHINGTON TAVERN
For Sale or Rent.

'I>HE subscriber offers for sale or rent. the
Washington Tavern, with ITS appurtenances,
situate In the town Of Eianisonburg, Rockingham
county, Va, together with adjoining lot upon
which there are two Stables and a Granary. To
any person who is competent and will keep good
mousse he Will make the terms entirely satsfac-
,oiy' ana should any person wish to purchase,
he will make the terms both as to price and linn,
OF payment, equally so.
Few Taverns in Western Virginia are better
located, or better calculated to accommodate a
large number Of persons.
Possession will be given about the LIST of No
vember next.
Robert Gray, Esq, is authorized TO sell or rent
the above property, and will shew the same TO
any person DESTROYS to examine it.
ANDREW BEIRNE.
ilarrisonburg, Oct 10, lSi3.-3t 50 90
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction, at Union, in
the county of Monroe and State of Virgil
MA, In front OF The Court House of said county,
on Monday the 2O,h day of November next. the
following property owned by Samuel Arrabrite.
and at the ilme he filed his petition in Bankrupt
cy 1855 ACRES OF LAND, situated upon Wolf
Creek Mountain, Monroe county, Virginia, said
to be adjoining to the lands of George Haynes
The above described property will be sold on a
credit Of q, IL and Is months, except 80 much as
may be necessary to defray the expenses of sale,
with personal security and lien retained upon
the land until all the purchase money is paid.
Such title will be made the purchaser as is vest
ed in me by the decree in Bankruptcy, made on
the 18th day of November, 1912, III the District
Court OF the United States. holden at S,aunton.
on the petition Of said Argabrite.
JAMES POINTS, Assignee.
October 10, 1S13.-1t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-19
IMPORTANT TIC, BANKRuprs.

1t a District Comr. Of tie United STATES for the
!Pesier" Distriet IF Yrginia at Siaunfon, Octo-
Der IM, lS43
nRDERED, That notice be given by the Clerk
OF the Court, through the newspapers pub.
lished in the Western District of Virginia, to all
persons petitlonng the Court for the benefit of
the bankrupt law, that, at the May Term next, no
case in bankruptcy will be longer continued for
the want OF the proof Of the publication of any
notice that may have been required to be publish
ed or Tor the report Of any Commissioner in
bankruptcy; or for the report of any Assignee i'm
bankruptcy, unless some cause, good and sufi-
cient, and other than the non1payn,ent OF the fees
that may be due for such publication of notice, or
Tor the report OF any such Commissioner, or for
the report OF any such Assignee be shown to the
Court and that all cases in which there shall
be no proof OF the publication as aforesaid or the
report OF any Commissioner as aforesaid, or of
any Assignee as aforesaid, filed, merely because
the fees therefor shall not have been paid, will be
dismissed by the Court.
Copy-'reste.
NlCHO. IL. TROUT, ID. C..
October i2, lS43
tkY All newspapers in Western Virginia are
requested to publish the above order.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-19
April G.
TO DANIEL lYEBSTER.

a ) you are no inhab,ant Of this Common
wealth, and have no Attorney in fact within
the same, to whomSotic" Of the time and place of
taking dispositions can be given we hereby notify
you that we shall, on the 2S,h day of October
next, at the house of George Hanger, in the
county OF Augusta, take the dispositions of Obe-
dience Hanger and others and on the 3Oth Oc-
tober next, at the Office of David Futz, in the
town OF Staunton, we will take the dispositions
OF Peter LANCER and others, 10 be read as evil
dehce on the trial OF suit now depending in tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for
Augusta Comfy, in which you are plaintiff, and
we are defendants. Should said dispositions not
be finished in The days above named the taking
VIII be continued from day to day until CON-
ple,ed. WILLIAM MILLS.
WILLIAM A. HANGER,
Executors of D. Hanger, decd.
Sept. 90, 1913.
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcv.
for Mnnnnrnli. cn.,t.. o.. ~ =


Notice to the creditors of the following named
bankrupts TO prove their debts before me at nv
Office IN Morganown, on the several DAYS named.
when and where the said bankrupts are required
TO attend.
Debts VS. George W Murphy on the 10th and
1lth Of November next.
Debts VS. John b Arnett, OF the 10th and Il,b of
November next.
Debts VS. Levy Feay, on the 10th and 18th of
November next.
Debts VS. George Armswortby, on the 10Th and
l1th Of November next.
Debts VS. Jacob Marshall, on the 10th and lItlI
Of November next.
Debts VS. Lott Rdgway, jf. on the 10Th and lth
of Novembe! next.
Debts VS. San'l West on the 10th and l,b of
November next.
Debts vs. Thornton T Feuell, on the 10th and ltb
Of November next.
f. w. TOWER, Com'r.