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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTH MA, COLD s,
TIE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION llIEE t,OMPI .AINIS.

THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
CONSUMPTION, LlVEK COMPLAINTS,
pUha I'M 8 dhit n 2 a'fh4st6 kY 6R r IAfNs GANs.
Or. WIsTAkc,sa caRak RakSVAm OF WILD
s 81 4'is sAaS Bpss &c. eau.
cted with consupos and liver complaints take the ber-
s Of WIFI yHg B2a 6f 81
end hg few Dozen as there none q Tor sale % within ss' two
with ready sale If were where could be procured without
too much expense and delay ,.,., -.
physicians called the first stage OF consunOi9n-q compnpl
very prevalent in his oth county Having Ssen the
snlsam adSs5s'.fs 60 |" Ml.Es nHi9s'Ir FROM HERE. %
and which hesed her 80 much that for bottles
which hes also tken and she says that she has not
have INQUIRED Of me and cceained what effect the usau
had anxious have some for sale in this VICINITY whch
Please @ me By return mail whether conclude to
send md to whom ~ order that may DC Known
where it can '' had ami rn e. lsipSiS, SsSi
The whole country fast learning TINT medlc'ne-no
physician-no preparations Of kind whstever-can equal
Dr. MisH sI Bqssm % q WE Shgy gs,u,e sold
in only by Isaac Butts. "a Anns Price 81 o. per
battle. ~ em-
HsRS A. LOOMS, at the corner of Columba and Orange
wi streets. Brooklyn has two desirable rooms adacent suit
sS,T saon, .'' " ''''" ''"'''' ' nj Steod'
tHOUNDATION MUsLlNS-255oo pisca4 Foundation muf.
ont J. K. Bl4EECKER & co. % WiIau-it
Ok HAMPERS WINE BHe1 i;msIdy fSJ sale Hy ,sp,..s.,
o3 Between Broad-.treet and Coenies sLp.
f4N t92 E92FS SS f$EAHIdHHf4 @dH AIEk zs
r,ebod Of covering roof with pain galvanized lin plates
which they guarantee remain water gat yIyk YEARs when
pu, on By them. The metal 90 put on that cannot he
affected by the shrinking or we1s oil the panLs on "ncn
laid or BY the contraction expelson OF the nela
The owing gentlemen have had the dwelling houtss and
stores p hi, c covered by t. method to thei 5asiacaop
Henry BsEs ES M STsnss BTUsdWsy sS
lssn Afs Psaon ne ESQ., S E.sSsnrc Was
Geo BSiIsi BStIfs ESQ ESQ., sH 3 Bso;S "a Mes.aa-'
Notice given that Q. the improvement patsa.eS a. s, pr
sons trade w1lng to cover roon oJ Inc oschoe pas
saa nSfaa SPnPn NAYL6R co J, and 70 RLoed.
EyERY-pAY TALK.-scane BrondEay-tme O'clock
T. P. NJ Two gents, passing np broadway.
Fist GENT What is news today
Second gent Nothing particular except politics rages
Ers; gent Don't speak of politics. wife just b'oomed
me ou, doors for ;p9uuns politics with Brown
Fs se ssnG Going Up So to #S ISL Broadway
box Of Salts and SSlnq Lezenge.,
Second gent. fa! ha hai Salts and SenHs LonzenSe!
What un idea all humbug beieye
Frt gent D! No, believe Wild to be conseentious
man be-dec Dewitt the oysternap near tne OypPe
Lozenges hrv call the eject OF the usual DOSE anu no 'e
0 Second gent, W,u ONE to think of guess they are
Bth enter Wild, store lay down the Is cents. take boz
of Lozense Broadway into Grand street, and are lost 10
The above LczenScs are sold only 4l Broadway ns
Grand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

E- Water Cure Eatnbiiskmcnt, 05 Bar
clhy-st.-Joe Sbev VI. D. PrHc;tioner These who
sc, relief by drugs. invited rJ Natures hest med
cine The location airy and pleasant; ard the convsnences
ample fo the full :easn: by Water The ndv5ed
tui,ously. o42m<
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

gentleman gives the law where he is; he will
outpray saints in chapel, ou,general veterans in
The field, and odtshine all courtesy in the hail
He is good company for pirates, and good with
academlc!ans that it is useless to forify your.
self against him; he has the private entrance to
all minds, and could as easily exclude myaelf,
as him. The famous gentlemen OF Asia and
Europe have been Of this strong type: Saladin,
Sapor, the Cid, julius Cesar, Scpio, Alexander,
Pericles, and the lordliest personages. They eat
very careessly in their chairs, and were too ex-
cellent themselves, to value any condition at a
high rate. ITO be Continued
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06


F sa %nesaa 9s B. % hs
krEsK. Gould. Kendall i Lincoln. Boston. 1874.
Ii is probably Of the surest evidences ofa VIII
ter's knowledge Of the human heart that he can de-
dne and express thoughts and feelings, in which
many suppose peculiar to themselves. We have
been led ~ this reflection in reading the beautiful
preface TO little work lately issued under the above
title. The Editor, in cullipg from the illusions of
those who have themselves keenly felt that the deep
toned harmonies which he summons may soothe the
Of bruised hearts, have made others feel his
delicate and true appreciation Of what such sorrow
Graves, that il is only sympathy with tears and
the hearts desolaton, but higher and more efectu-
al, yet winning means to lead to spiritual contem-
platon, the sorrowng soul seeks pierce the fu-
ture cf the loved and lost. There are in this work
many beautiful tributes TO those early departed, who
seemed TO nave lived but TO give glimpses Of hea-
venly purity and 10 tell US of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven We would that every bereavsd parent
possessed the book, if only for the truthful and sug
gestive lines Early Called" We followed the
Poet in his eor, to lead The fond mother to the well
come awaiting her from the loved one above and, os
we read, were reminded of Greenough's beautiful
group, the Cherub Children, which, in the act ofthe
elder, supporting with ahectionate tenderness the
flltering steps of The little just entering upon HIS
heavenly existence most ,oucningy expresses both
the chfld.lke simplicity and purity of biissful l
ture state, and the tendency of the mind, in the
weakness Of its faith, to shrink from the glory and
light of this future when first revealed, and still
cling to the happiness and friends Of earth. II the
Editor in his own bereavement, has felt the chance
soothing " of words flly spoken" and was thereby
prepared to bring to others sympathetic offering,
which shall dry one tear, or lead one mourner TO
calm reliance on heavenly TRUTH from his chssten-
ing, then there will indeed, as Meore has beautifully
expressed it have "bres,hed sweetness out Of woe."
But THOU wilt heal that broken heart
Which like the plants that throw
Their fragrance from the wounded part
Breathe, sweetness out OF wUe,
We extract the following from the pen OF the Ed
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WHOLE NO. HIS.
SANDS SARSAPAxHLA,

FOR 7'lE REMOVAL ASD PERMANENT cIrRE OF
all DISEASES ARISING FROM AN M
PURE STATE OF TIE BLOOD.
Or HABIT OF THE SYs-
TEN, VIZ;
sercfala OF KiHS's EcR, RseuEat;s~. obsnaa. casae
eas Ersprsns. Prnpies. or Prs,H.ss on tas Faee
R.cteizs. Biiss, Ciru.ie Sore Eyes. RiEs Wora Or
7s;te-. Ssaid Head. Eslarserzea, asS Psis ef cas
Boxes anS Jstrts. Sts661r9 Ulcers. SypAR,-
&c SpM7;szaS. Ssiatioc, inm5dSo. aEi
Diseases GrtI,ax jrcr an ,nIrS,e;cas
ef -Eereny. -Iselths. or
Dropsy. ETposrre or Iaprp-
iexes IN life. -ats,. CARO-
nc Constitutional DIS.
orders XII be re
Ezcred BY .iis
Prspc-atieE
Il he.e Se pleasure earts wich supedor beings
Get sioy and which they might ao envy :hs POS
session Of the power Of relieving pein How con,oiing
;hen the consciousness of ksvinx been the Instrument Of
rcuns ihoasds5ro i.eGy taosa who possess l.. What
.sola ofsutrng has been relieved and what , create,
sEloat Of suenax be prevented BY The Sands SAT-
Gp.a! The uafo;una,s victm Of Hereditary disease with
swollen glands contracted snew. ard bones half ccu hai
been restored hesta and vSor The scroiuous pseat
covered with ulcers ioa;hsoe 70 hrase eEc 20 sfs attend
snts, been made whole Hundreds Of persons who hsd
soanec hopss,y for under cutaneous AID glandraI
disorders, chrooic rheumatism snd other complaints
spr.ug from arrangement Of the secrsvs organs and the
circuacn have been rassd from ;hs rack OF dis
and with eeeceraied constitutions gladly testify
to tho efficacy OF this Inestir,lbIe preparation.
The following certificates recently received will be read
and for father proof the reader referred
pamphlet which furnished without charge By all the AGENTS
.aesyrs. Sands: NEw-foRK. Dsc lS43.
Gsnemen-Prrcn.a feelings uduce 10 make the follow
aiemen Of facts In relation 10 the Important cure c our
ti daughter wholly effected By the use II S6z6Ss Sdrsa-
pIrHd For nearly three years she afflicted with most
ncter.,e eruption the body. which at Dad.
Connected internal dieSse that despiIre OF her he
Tn. Compliant commenced ~ the roots OF the hair and grad
uay spread until tbs whole head enveloped and then
attacked ear and down Tho neck and continuing TO
until covered the vi ths body !! commenced
,si:s sms pmpe ru.uie, ion inst DIS
th, pndacet zTea; tcS and burning then matter
pus fo5mes skin and bled. the pas DIS
charged freely Tks saerngs o. the c5 wers great as
anOs, wholly prevent natural and the odor from the
ncuar attention he nature Of the required The ,ease
cslied Scad Head ald general Sah Rheum We tried
various erees With little bcnsh', and considered her case
almost bsyopd the reach OF medicine but from the Known
virtue of your Ssr'apara we were induced 70 give i tris
Before lie is bottle All used, perceived improve
ent the OF the eruption but tbs change
rapid for better that coud scarcely crence 10
evidence OF eyes We coEtinust It's for few
weeks, and tho result perfect To all Parents we
would sSy lf you have children suffering with any cfease
skin Sands SarsapsIIn- With feelings Of graft
tude and respect, we are yours. SC.
ELIGU AND SARAH SOUTHMAYp.
s. Madison street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

,<y~ m, nhx-~,. r., ,,,tyu pills constantly
" UF; EihpSy ys,hr = "a Eni;o, strest H3 Broad
way, and II East Broadway. f'e s
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NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SILKS-Just received
y at w. u. GREGORY & CO, us Spring street, ca,e
extra heavy gged Chameleon Silks rich colors, dec:
from auction. and selling at Is per yard ich Palds for Is Cd
per yard heavy Gos de Rhine for Long Shaws,
desirable and very chenp. at IT'S Spnng. street cl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
w &L MORRISON s. CO.

M nd III RInsdSay n Y keep constantly on band
s,e nssoItnent c aItes the Thread and Aeedo ne
49,, tNors,ei Hair Cloth Hosiery end Cloves Veyet fne'
boH Baid Purse scs P6, 40 p ana ss But
,os Gi and Agcte Buttons, Gnps and FIne Ippes ano
RndinSs R Eemminsk & Sons genuine koya sna Soun-
;Ilod EvadN NapdJSl hio omc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

HPRICE REDUCED TO 25 CTS.uG
the solicitation Of several gsn,lemsn , p large t2Pls,
h TA9 % se 81
chGnical Exhibition the woI1-dt@m9ss @ spasses reG5 4
seB { Sjs8f
Doors open at before 7-co@nence at IL O'Clock,
s. Exhibitions with precisely the saGoe effect on Wednes-
days and Saturdays al Clock 10 which schools VIII be ad
mitied on liberal terms. OF Inns
a MERICAN' MUsEUM-coner of Broadway and Ann.
i Ii,Es1s1cr RARsgM fMsGDnstoI M55sseI
co,iE;yffIyy By sna EyeRi9g TS: Week TO-,
coAAEAScAlSS6 GSAS6 REFf6AkXAlANCEs Rh2FHPAkXl SS5 g. ls
Every evening at O'Clock. ard Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at 3.
The Manager has engaged the Celebrated
KENTUCKY NSTRELS!
As R5s st E&SbST 1sfssiS ESHsET is IL AEEAHaAs gHs
Mr.. YOUNG!
Late from Boston, where he has been received with unbounded
Also engaged, Mr. yyM coLE The wonderful Contorion-
h'' and bot b, E'aInfd If tIY. and Talented
wBs @s '"ss: ESSf SsS sTf 81 e tR and
Just received from Franco great variety Of
AUTOM ATOMS!
OF various kindi, including beagi.fu w. Mn
ens s2ss aPifss sssss MSsHsi H eS Sta,ct
Queen VICTORIAS State Robe.
GEN. POM THUMBS COURT SUIT,
Beautiful MODELS OF MACHINERY may be seen
in operation by the power of ,team &c.
G5- Tickets % cents-chlldren under ten years EH n5
NTEW-YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~ BROADWAY, opposite the City Hail Mr.. Fl. BIN
TEKr. Manager. -..
All for ONE SHILLING.
An INDIAN DWARF! the smallest woman in the world
She naas beautifully observation-disclosures appears to have
exercised all her ingenuity in producing such perfect spsci.
N'" u THE SOUTHERN SONGSTERS!
The best Band oi Meodss In America Their Parodss.
Glees ChOruses Sc. style hat cannot be suf-
passed BY any set Of me lodis.s stsnce
THE BOHEMIAN BROTHERS!
viii Introduce their wonderful ats skill nnd strength.
hliss NJ ADAiR, Mr.. JEWETT. Mr.. WHITE, Miss JES-
SFYI.INE. &C. will perform.
Performance in the Leciu,e Room at clock
precisely afternoon rtainments Wednesday, and sst-
ufcay at O'Clock. oSs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

FRENCH IMPORTERS READY CALCUtAToR, f9l
the use Of Fench Importers and Dealers IN French ecods
Ready Calculator Tables ;howiGR The amount per
Method of arriving al the cost per OF ImpOngNetes
Reduced reduced 10 Yard1abes OF Francs
All who ma we occasion to use abe will pease call and
eTamne the Ready Calculator. For sole by
10 - - n Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

sOEEEE-C,.sn cheap only g. ior orls. and I'd. Der h
for ot5 G0ressnt po. roasted and rTonnd daily hSh
eSed nd warranted 70 give satsiacuns tsase ny u ah
haxv, IH,Nr, of .oad Coffee p. MOODY. III BoweU.
loreno o soo" S'' Surraesnr n Parkns ( Towns-
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THE TRIBUNE
Recent Publications.

From EMERsoSs EssAYs Second ser1es Gust published
c. q Francis. 252 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

THE SUBSCRIBER offer. the following goods ct v'1 low
Steel Fite setts with antique bronze stand.
Blower Stands of ne,s patterns, veD useful Article
Sheffield Table Cutls.y oil the finest quality.
Hail Lantborns, cut and stained glass
Dixon & Sons Tes Sets. new paferns p
Oeosts:c Solar and Patent Vests Lamps, s'edt VBey oi
p''-''H'' '''' q -sTOftTENBURGH. 1D Fa.en-stroet,
"a Between Broadway and Neaiarstfect
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

pROWN'S sELFINTEKPKEILNG BIBItEGIh ne SUIT
any Of this work unfinished lie prepared to complete them
for those who may apply to hum for them Aso the LIE 81
expense e also subsc ptons for Haes Pictorial
Bible Neas History, slcCuIochs azetteer hnckerbSeke:
han, Gra6ams and Arhur's Magazines Mery's Museum.
Boys and Girls and Ladies Christian Magazines, Hews
speafe All which will be punctuqy delivered at the ,utsct
ber residences Binding Of the done with netnes
and dsnatch by the subscriber ABRAHAM MAZE,
n2 M Bleecker.st. between Carnine and Corneila.sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

EHRS A. LOOMS, at the corner of Columba and Orange
able for small family persons wishing paroI and bed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

MUsLlNS-255oo. psc4 Foundation Muf.
hns al dffe en qualities cnnslcnmSnt Tor sale By
nNt J. K. Bl.EECKER & co. % Wi!lamtt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

TI'EN DOLl.ARs REWaap H>VlcYssUss B.Sx sTocf
10 the Of Buckley * rees and ecmberrd sea With
Power of Attorney attached was lost Sstuniay 81 Mach
Il wcs enclosed letter and ios lis 10 Wa, The
shove wi. be raid b. eevip= at Thor:psons eEae y wal
mhSo y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

s2yERHlhaS lhtSSFfSE SH SfR8EEaEasE asEH E s 81 Fsa "a z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BRAlTHWAITE's RETROSPECT

PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY
A HALFYEARLv JOURNAL
Containing Retrospective p,eo G erery Dtseerrv ava
Practical |mpTon,nent IN the .nediedi SeleHceS.
COMMENCED IN JANUARY, l0iU.
Pus,hed in London in July and January OF every Tea and
re.publi.he. IN New York by DANIEL, ApSE tlnte
ApYK Il EsTAnRooKl. No. lsI Fuitonsacst
TERMS
The rt 10 Nos or Five yea1 Per year ~
Single Nos. 90 cents. .inyannbly IN chvance: oIsu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

~ THOMPSON d. FlSHER. WATGE.mhKER6
Ea and Jewellers. are now prepared % e matehs. a
a. ans constantly receiving all descriptions direct NON
the England. Franee and s.,t1rrla 9d y
are 10 offer Yefy largo assortment OF Gold atcbcu
fom AIS 70 Slh each do from s. 10 go each-tl war
ranfd 70 keep good time the Iqoney Istuned
Scond hnnd watches and old gold and sver exehan6p
or boarbt tor cash Watches coc1S. music boxes md jewel
workmsn as low o.hsr hoGse the city. THOMPSON
PIaiER rneorsu Of Watches and Jeyelry wboests and
,s No ai Brocdwcy n YORK few door above ss Cry
Hospital, hMSS r. N iiffSO,n,ifsIsOE. iffSO,,ifsIsO
ncD HNdhhD rLofe-ns 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

esS WATCHES. JElVELRY, SILVER WARE dc.
GSa The subscubsn RESPECTFULLY invite the attention O.
their friends end tho public 70 aer nav and eeSaH'
saAsdaF MI SfioGS1Iat GSIb AND SILVER WA1Ezs..
csnz5ine Of Duplex Lever asd Lcpns Watehe q ne
Gus approved mnke cassd the sye and weaAtsa
correct rmakeepeu- o. ~. n.
oliver Knives. Forks. 5Doop Ladies' Tea sea CoDs. y"
Plafed and Britannia Ware spsstnoes PsnciLGa.
ManteI Cl1cki Fine CUTLERY, Fancy Goo1s, &c, Wnc1
thsy are enabled To oer al very redused price,
yetchs1 nd fyocks carefully repaired and warranted
"eN0A'' e''A o'oS' LOCKWOOD & 5CRIDNER.
al tbs Old esta bJshed stors 70 Pearl.
a., e3mer Fulton -strssi, opposite U d. Hotet-
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. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1874.
DRY GOODS.
NEW ARRIVAL.


Stark Mil, Indian Head, Lawrence {. Cabot y Mermcck
Exeer. Unkno-ns Brnsg sgcks, &c &c may be had ct
acture the 2d floor OF Is and ~ Cednrst bali
block above Peari-st.
Alo best Southern Cotton Yarns, asorted Twist, Nos. to
blue papers lo bundles 10 the 100 los-a lge qua:I, a.
s ets per b. ct sc, S and CT, pound. hls nst ye
wnrrante equal 0ct b}t II market A>o Pnoerson
Yellow eken ard other New -JeHey Yars a. low prices
Also, WicinS ofevey description; Carpet Warps, and
threaded superior quality both white and colore6 assorted
IN bales and half bas also, Twne OF various qualities from
The attention Of Country Merchants particularly solicited
th. stock which got up with direct To meet their
appreciation. I. n. UNDERHIlL,
oI is and 20 Cedar.st.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
PROPOSALS,
roa PUBLISHING ~ THE TOWN or srAvSrox, A
pEMoosAric SnwsPAPra TO BE CALLED
TIE AL GUSTA DEMOCRAT.
PROPOSALS,

mustbe admitted that the present aye is the ace OF
i-PrO'cnth neither can be denied that this is the
ntrSPdpr era ard moreover all must agree that Sci.
cnce iiteroture, Sad general dision OF kpowiedy,
cannot gained Or maintained without an able and we'll
80 rtSs h's Is the great foundation by which,
not on> CIR know dsc, but liberties are support
1t rs 'ne aeyS'one which buds The, orch Of our Hsp.br
anu upon as proPtr scppori, depends freedom. And
stH iurthtr cur Poiiticai interests demand pron -
representation, and This representation must no, bc one
sided All questions should b. viewed upon both sides
oepre NY can DC determined upon with correctness
ana WIN ms view ths undersigned propose to publish
Democratic paper i Augusta. well Knowing that one
hon, b, aVy sustained Sa'Jnstice requires that both
In proposing TO uad srakc the management of Public
1ourh, ,hey Deem proper to make brief exposition
which thsy wall suppo. rhis thy mos, oh .sr,II do
nas'puch as the long ried principles which tbev
hyS so ,oos wns'ood the scrutiny of friends and foes
The utmost efforts shall b. us I'd to aid in
unpolluted, the glorious institutions of our Goyrrnrn,
pen wing una, ,he MEASURES advocated and propo.
SD to b: carried out by the great Democrats parry Will
insure this end they will use all their Efforts 10
the success OF thos. principles " e
me 'n'y tus declare themselves uncquivocally the
urn OF me principles of the Democratic par.
", yet their zeal shall lead them TO the oJonro
Oh any oes"s winch arr no, in accordance with the strict
VI hohor' Their weapons shall consist of REA
SON aud FACTS; and ii position canno, he ,,,;nt;,,
BY these, then will they abandon it,
shall advocate worsi - Us mss. slic. - 20 80 IL!
they otGye The doctrines of Jefferson Madison jack
son, and Van Buren, TO b, the correct ones an, tcS
shali receive their jealous support.
proper portion of the Democrat shall be devoted n
an SnVJSetS wnch interest the public. The doings of
the New and Old World will b; made known ,hs%rI
its columns. "S"
ne undersigned assure al, who favor the project that
nothing 10 wound the sensblitics of ans on.. III
IN inc columns oil the Democrat 1t shall never be made
the organ at personal abuse. Those who may ,i1r.r
the courtesy due CON ticmcn f
me publication OF the Democrat will be commenced
by the ist oi May, should sufficient announcement BE-
given. w
iEnMs.-Ihe Augusta Democrat will be published
weekly on sheet OF super Royal size at s. 90 per an
num- payable IN advance, So the expiration of
s'A Hi'"'"s' Ill. T. WARTMANN,
j. AUG. CREVER
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
Jan. 225

NlRGlNlA:--Ata Circuit Superior Court of
November the 18th, 1913.
Clandius Buster, late Sheriff Of Augusta county,
Plaintiff
AGAINST
Joseph s. " atkins and Peter Scales, Defendants,
on mouon Tor cecree against the Defend.
ants for the sum of $979,43 els with legal Inter.
est thereon, from the 9Th day Of September 1881.
I'LL pad 1t being the amount received by the
SAID Joseph ). Watkins of John Indy, Keceiy-
eT appoint I'd in the suit OF William Coleman and
others, Plaintiffs, against Simeon Morgan and
others. Defendants.
This day came the Plaintiff by his counsel, and
The Defendant Scales, also appeared by counsel.
ana on ms motion and for good cause shewn Ii
Is ordered, That ihS motion be continued until the
ntNt term. And on the motion of the Plaintiff
oy his counsel, ii is ordered, that a Role, be
awarded against the Defendant, Joseph $. Wat.
KihS retuFnaale here, sc. TO the first day of tho
next Term, to shew cause, if any he can, why a
decree shall not be entered against him. for the
sum S919 43 cts. with interest thereon as afore-
said, and In pursuance of his bond TO the Plain.
ilt Med IN the said suit Of Coleman and others.
plaintiffs, against Simeon Morgan and others De.
PENDANTS -And 1t appearing 10 the Court that the
SAID Joseph >. atkins, Is not an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the Staunton Specia.
tor, two months, which shall be taken and deem
ed, as sufficient service of the same as to the
said Joseph s. WaIkno.
Copy Testc.
n. G. KINNEY, C.. C.,
February !, 1Sil.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-02-08
ASSIGN LA0S SAII1Ho

w LII be sold at public auction, at Staunton.
IN the county OF Augusta, Virginia, in from,
me Nourt-hous' oi said county, al IL o'clock
A. NJ. on Monday the 18Th dav of March ney,, tI,e
iioHoWing property Surrendered by Jeremiah Full
,e'' IN NE inventory attached TO his petition in
oahN'ur'cy: One hundred and Sky acres of land
III We State ot Illinois. the deed Tor which from
Mirhari Forbes and wife to said Fuller. is of re-
cora tn Fike county. Illinois, and is of date Sd
H'p'rmher, 1921. The land as above described
Is ,aken from the petition of said Fuller
The above property will be sold on the follow
my terms, VIZ: On credit of six, twelve and
eighteen mouths, except so much as may be ne
'eSsary to driray iGe expenses Of the sale. which
will be required in cash. and a lien 10 he rcaine,i
upon the land until all the purchase money is
such iIile to the above property will be made
me purchaser as is vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy, made on the 2Sih day of February.
1855 In tie District Court Of the United States,
"o'oeh al Sta"nton on the petition of said Fuller.
JAMES POINTS, AssIrnee.
February 8, 1913