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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-14

TICIAN, FROM G Err M Any,
Mos respectfully ifoas the ca zeus Of New York. AID The
public in genera ta he has located himself his city, and
to-day at t37 Br ,ad large and complete
sortme,t o! eet,ce, AID r. adag Glasses ia God. Sill
and steel Frames He would also remind tie utl whom
he ia rarity known By his annual visits to sratogi Syringe
sioce the last re that by his knowledge Of the optic
eye pelsns with weak EYES can be supplied win glasses
winch will greatly bene and the ght Parfcaiar
aitento. call Da style OF perpectva eroud glasses
q the finest HUT, which through u cir high polish true
ground produce The have been highly
medei 80 the b'sr in eir ecrs upos the for serving
aud imPsoviag the sight continued aud read
Dhorts ehtrd aud such have ed for
ctarect also be ted He like sa glasses #
superior lily old frames aud sc the patronage Of all
Ia want OF his articles, Please call
M. WISE, Optician,
al0 3msrc 4J7 Broadway.
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Ship nasssrx ana Agents.

We shall esteem avo il Captsin, Of yesses Will rive
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed TIL.
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo, and
board them impedsteiy on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Eautss srforr,s sicH Of sa viii BE- xatfs.,
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BELL. Anefiensey.
Store No. II Spruce street.
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MONDAY.
ndseme furpare ss,r at oh o'clock at No 1903 Orchard
s,seest B including vsiu ibe Piano forte made by
Firth anu Ha-cost 81
TUESDAY.
Valuable sale Of excellent Furniture No. So Franklin
street. near Bro dway. aI2 itsec
WEDNESDAY,
- AT talF-pl.t 10 O'Clock.
Fdrbftu SaeA sale of Flu nit-e at No IL Ridge
sree near Broome- property Of family giving house
keeping The Carpets beaun Wons Venetian and In
RraiD all the CABINET Furniture made order aud
tn best keeping THOS BELL, Auc,ioneer
ala AZ
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
TIFF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Caly
skns cash current money. on delivery at the Hide ard
Sat House OF the subscriber where contracts will be made 70
bv the xraaop biNhe ny the
:. JOHN HUM.
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WANTEp-bys young Lady, sisussos Tesehsr e
S6a. Engs sdaeion and would prefer going South Ad
SITUATION OF HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
WANTED BY A FRENCH LADY. who speak
sss and who can siys ,hs mo-. Sn
s FncS smIy or % S"sidias House
nd M a hi. WIN be-
GREAT RIFF stsHooTfNG MATCH-A Sweepstakes
Mes T ss Tssfs Ap @
$40 each which sn. sash !. Is
sss
% sd ny be- ON s
sru2rnd shooting 70 to Commence ,s. at o'clock .,.
CLINTON HOTEL No. 3 BEEKMAN STREET.
Thls HoTEL ns'E . ,ns PAX in highly eligible apd
sSn s s. sO%.5i S
&c seaos the RSS
wants he NoIes 70 merit their support he bees add at the
sconormaSy that Of other hotels the city
NV foRK Alrlls laH. ala Ct.'c
FOR o LE-Ths ell, shown aud old bli,hed OYSTER
S ~,: sI Apply '; @ ETA 'asap - Inc
BOARD IN BOND STREET..
BOND street oA' wit" Board can be '''s All a q. no.
BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
A QUIET GaNTELL FAMILY. having taken pleasant
ire lat OF May wishing desrous Of
taking gentleman ana family couple Of gentlemen,
single lady board with u EN- They will endcavor give
them all the comforts of quiet pleasant home.
given and required Apply at 3i4 Greenwich street.
az fw fin
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods mana actured, that they
prepared to manucure description thing From
h- being accustomed % manufacture for the Southern ana
West markets for the last twelve thy feel confident
with the Lrge number Of hands their employ get
'''e. a' short n''fs e ssf ..
u Kaickrrbocker Stages close to the store.
fl6 SIN uc
U-GERMdN LINENS. IN,
TIVE SUBSCRIBER b,gs leave inform his friends and
the pubic ia general tha he has received o Germ any,
large the celebrated Budeed Linen all quail.
ties, consisting Of
do Napkins, do 90 do
do ToSels, do do do
do Tea aud Dessert Napkins. do
Handkecbefs Of the finest quality, &c. which he offers for
sale at the 10 west price, l.. NEU sTADT,
m5 im~rc 3571s Broadway
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THE SUBSCRIBER, living in Washington, South River,
Middleses County, STATE Of Jew jersey
article Of Fire Brick that SURPRISES any thing Of
prices. GEO w REYNOLDS
Washington South River. March Is. 1874.
B-Apply to G. KanAuse Jersey City Iron Works.
New Jersey who will always have OF the above
article on hand, at all times q 20 the subscriber,
IT, w. REYNOLDS, Manufacturer,
me8 lmsrc WASH ,grov Son h River
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.
A4A A GENTLkMAN Who /. going TO se,ice il II the
EW country wishes 70 let the whole of his DIV iii
house, NO Is Walker stIeet This house. situated near
teiu ully funishd and rreicd, aud
u front and back haseme it'll folding doors
in all thiIten good There so Pretty arden be-
hind the house. ala 3t'rc
MOTICE-The parnership heretofore existing between
z, Quidorl and l.. Gaebhad, has this day ben dis
solved by mutu 4 consent T. QNIDORL
April II. 1874. l.. GUEBHARD.
ai2 3twec
WHO WOULD BIZ WITHOUT TEETH, when the
" following unprecedented dentistry made
Broadwa
Extracting
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral 70
Single Tooth on flvot'.. ........... IS
silver. 90
" " Gold. ...,............. 90
complete set Of Teeth the approved principles
the price Is The above
-Whsrr entire satisfaction ia given. charge viii
bs made; sc Fast Broadway. mi inns m
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TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND
GENTI .E,MEN

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, twenty-five years old, hav,
"A Ing been several TEACHER COLLEGE Of Paris
sons in the French Lanxoase during his soou this
language and to have best Partisan accent
the folio wing direction and you will eban exactly wha,
you desire MIR X. q. DE CALMONTIER.
mis- 1m~rc % Reads street.
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SPRING FASHIONS,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISH MENT,

SPhINU FASHIONS,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISH MENT,
Mqgdzim de Modes, 60 Canal street
MADAM BkHRMAN in returning thanks for the last eight
w Yeas patronase bsss pest RESPECTFULLY {, inform her
rng fash from Paris he favored with eay
70 her varied aud elegant stock o styles
of Silk as well AZ Straw Hats,
Mad me herself that the unrvaled the
city both STYLE quality, shape and Price call will
'o"''"'' ''e - MAGAZIN DE MODES,
rn2a imsm GO Canal street.
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Regular Sales usual Furniture Wednesday and
Saturday.
and Friday. as lwsc
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o,,s RICHARD VAN DYKE. Auc,icneer.

-, KICHAKD VAN DYKE, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at No 80 Vesey st. corner
~ Of Church s,reet-hNTHUS Y J. BLEECKFR 4 co,
will sell a, auct on Monday ed OF April nstnt
9ciock e 20 80 Vesey street extensive sssotget Of
aud Ro king Lhaira with hair cloth EARS Brs ka,f
Isa Dining aud Gard Tables; r. Tables with Egyptian Mar
be ops drooards Blu Washtn's French nd other
reds.ds Feather Beds, Mattresses, &c Maple Cane.es.
Lamps, G andoes, Vases, Mant Plated
Cha ut Hlass nsr a aud xen,ti ,arpst'. Rags OIL
tn. Kitchen Utensls Sc
Catalogues behai Of the Auctionees Saturday u
.o,h aisto22m
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ANNUAL CONCERT.
SIGNOR DE BEGINS has tie ouor of announcing the
- public and his fr ends that his Annu Concert, Vocal
and Insrum n viii place the Apollo Concert Room
on Wedns sday. Gath April l8ti
Sanor de Begins has in securing III. valuable
of Signors BORGHESE, Nadine OTTO. and Signor
PER0ZZl. md is in ueaty with other eminent atiSs.
Full pa leu ars will BE- duly published
KtTo u EACH-1ote had al the usual places.
al2 I'D re
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of the above named articles
be had at the Manufacturers Depot, No. EGO Pearl ST.
New Y, rk
Zip pesr lsu,' Boys. Thick Bros.ns
Do do Pump Sole do Do 90 do SeWed do
DO DO. DO Calf do Do do do PegRed do
Do Calf Sfwed do bod, Pump sole do
Do Stout Peeged do Do do Goat and Seal do
Aud great variety If Womens Misses, and Chidreo's
Buskips Bootees Slippers Sc &c. sewed toge,
er with general Of Palm Leaf and Lghorn Hats
Country merchants aud Others invited call
All sold low for cash or city rcceptances
GALE y co No. 900 Pearl street,
mi lmeec u 8 Hotel Building, N r.
a JUST FIN sHED-Esgant Nutris Fur Hats (ordinari-
Aly termed Beayerl the low price Of 81 short
OF Prussin Moeskn 81 These hats equal durab
lily and u.ire those sold S. Also. article SO
very ner dress hat. BROWN Practical Halter
mes im-m lac Canal street.
WEDDING PARTIES,
BALLS ROU rs, &c.
SUPPLIED with all the different varieties Of Pastry, Iced
~ Fruit, Pound and Spenxe Cahe, Unament-d Pyramids.
Rout Cake Of all the different vrees and the
Of Tea Cake obtained establishment
the city Also all kinds OF Biscuit from Plot Bread the
smallest Picnic fer The table FIeh Pies OF sasoaabe
Puff Paste forms for Dinner Parties.
Orders thankfully received aud Of the city
country. JAMES TOMPSON,
At the Premium Bakery, 40 Lipenard. Church.
mit m<m
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T AkGG SALE OF TREES AND ORNAMENTAL
II PLANTs-LEVY sPOONkR will sell Monday
non'ng az ios o'clock at ISL Broadway hv ca'sisg
and red Ailhes, d Peters Wrath, lare Hone rkie,
Wax Plant A,sriean Olive Py posice English White
J.suins, Moek oranse Serinpa, Double Yellow Hrrison
Witt, Scoch Red Province, Damask Cent,folio other
Roses The 10 o. thu bet importaons OF fns aud
ted By tat be relied SAFES continued
Tuesday and wedas day with other varieties ala 2t.ec
GAMELIAS AND OTHER FINE PLANTS, &c-LE-
~ Wy SOONER will sell on Tuesday Morning ,t II
o'clock az l Brodway la'ge collection cf various kinds
Jut ereiv d from Furop consisting e CImeliis Ecua
eoneas 1900 Mss Roses of many varieties 1000 French Dwa
do 888 choice LoadoD do Standard koles ot mauy
Nah n Fquifc a. ups.t Yey r m TO ngh Plum
Tres Pnrge Beach,, Gafed Double areatnns ated
Hu. Hawhor for ned uamsen Plu Trees Rhotolen
dron Seeds lower leeds aud Roofs with many
spts by fatal que. ala ,t'ec
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at the decline noticed yesterday We revise our quota
tions to conform

No 81 Chatham street ...... SO 325
No Sc do do 5000
No So do do. ................ $685.
THE above lots together 50 feet front and about ~
feet deep No So has angle fronting on Chsm
beers street feet inch. Leased till May J. lsao' wheh
possession will be given
Premises IN Centre street. next door to Tryon row
thu other ona se an sa.s as above
Premises adsining 30a feet 'front.' % rear on leet
S Saa ss s1Se 7oi the other Lease anu ssoa5
Premises adjoining 303 feet front, % rear oat zee.
az above cue 20 '"e os'., ............. $500
No 40 Chatham street rs by So Lease and con-
dton as above-groundlrent reserved Sooo. pioooo
Premises in West street next south oil King street.
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ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PfLNTLNGS

EXHIBIITVT NUUNI, IN FLINTUN HAIL.
Corner Of Nassau and Beekman streets
A MATkUNS AND AKTlS s Informed, that the Gal
n erv Of Paintings at Clinton II all il; open from Il
to O'Clock night later according the They
vii therein find choice Collection Of TIE finest Paintings
which have ever al rnsd any European Gallery Artists will
fad Catalogue which will explain all the histor al
pieces the Of authors which subjects
have been taken.
'Admittance only Is cents m27 Sigh
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A FIRST RATE PROFESSOR OF THE PLANO
II FORTE AND ITALIAN SINGING " ishes TO aiye
lessons in plan and rspee1abe family for nice and
CAN'T Paofoe which may b. used by the pupil being absent
the Of the day Firrata references xyea Adj
dr,xs "MU SIC" at this Office M lw gb
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ROBERT c.. BICKLE.
Corner opposite Posi- once

Corner opposite Post Office,
RElNG DESTROYS of reducing his present stock
OF Winter Goods, to make room for an early
supply OF Spring Goods, will now sell any and
every article at reduced prices. Among the MANY
articles may be found-hlue, black, and invisible
green Cloths, blue, black. and fancy coloured
Casslmeres, Cassinetts, Flamncls super Bed
blankets, negro ditto, bleached and unbleached
Shirtlngs and Shee,ngs, Alpacas, Chusans,
Mousiaine de LANES, "a variety, very beautiful,
plain,) Ipswicn and merino wool and cotton
Drawers and Shirts, together with a large assert
ment of Boots and Shoes, Hardware Queens
ware, Groceries, &c. &c. All of which the pub.
lie are requested to call and see, as am deter
mined to sell at such prices as will be satisfactory
to all. ROBERT G.. EICKJE
Jan. is, ISi1-3t
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BOOKS g STATION AIRY
ROBERT OOWAM.

III AS just received from Philadelphia further
supply of the Life and Speeches IF Henry
Clay, neatly bound in octave volumes, at the
very low price of $l,25. Also, the Clay Mn
sirei, at 25 cts. Mrs Ellis Works, Frederika
Bremer's Works, Common Prayer Book, plain
and fine bindings, fine Pocket Bibles, Picol's first
lessons in French, Picot's French Students AS
sistant. He has also received further supply of
the new Presbyterian Psalms and Hymns, differ
ent sizes and bindings, Alson's History of Eu-
rope, bound, Macaulay's Miscelanies, bound. in
one and four VOLS, u. States Almanac for 1914
a good supply of foolscap and letter Paper,
ruled and plain, from common 10 very fine, Quilts
States, Slate Pencils, Ink Powder, Black Sand
Lead Pencils, and fancy Sealing Wax.
The above articles are sold cheap for cash, and
for cash only.
Jan. lS, IS1i.--3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-25
BRITISH GOLD AT WORK

II is stated that Gen. Duff Green is about to
commence paper in the city of New York, to
advocate the Free Trade doctrine. The General
boasts that he has fund sufficient to found the
the enterprise upon, which il is stated cannot be
less than Vfy thousand dollars. The General has
inst returned from England and who knows but
what British Gold is at the bottom of it! We
see 1t stated that the English Manufacturers are
willing TO do all in their power 10 propagate the
doctrine OF Free Trade in America, for they are
the principal gamers. We presume, we shall
never hear the Democrats again speaking of
British Gold as elfecling the election of Wigs.
Lynchb. Vrg.
The prospectus of Gen. Duff Green's new free
trade paper, "Ihe Republic,'' has been issued in
New York The eu..or says that he has ample
funds at command, but he denies that any of them
have been contributed by the Free Trade Party in
England.
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u ID " vi A " S III I ~
a l.. MS,

H( ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens
Ae Of Stanton and vicinity, that he purposes
opening Writing School liz the Staunton AGA
DENY, where those who DESTROYS OF taking
lessons, can have an opportunity OF viewing his
specimens, consisting OF
Plan and Ornamental Wruing, Drdving,
German Tsrt, &c.
and also the improvements made by his pupils in
other places, where he has taught. The advan-
iages of good, easy, systematick style of writ
ing are too well known to need much comment.
The applicant to Il Merchants Counting House,
knows that next 10 good character, it is his SUI
rest passport to success.
Mr.. w. is fully aware of laboring under some
difficulties, in consequence Of rre-possessed OPT
MONS of a large class of community, who, using
no Discrimination, have suffered themselves 20 be
imposed upon by teachers Of writing, whose
style not founded on correct principles and
In consequence of which, many complain of
spoiled hands or of returning 10 their original
style.
Having taught and given satisfaction i'm some
at the principal Colleges and Seminaries in the
United States, and having testimonials to that eff
feet, emanating from the same, Mr.. W. feels con-
6dent in saying that no attentive pupil shall be
dissatisfied or have reason to complain, when fin
ishing his Lessons. No matter how cramped or
indifferent the pupils present STYLE ii can be re-
formed to good and easy one
IN TWELVE LESSONS
if he apply himself assiduousy during ,l,e term.
All pupils commencing course and failing to
finish are held answerable for the whole course,
but 1t they Guis. ,,.oir LESSONS and are, not sails.
fed, there will be no charge.
TERMS
S3 for IL lessons in business writing.
S. for Drawing and German Text.
$3.50, II 81 parent send more than two.
N. B.-Mr. Williams will give lessons in
Writing from twelve to half past one each day,
in MIR. Bailey's School Room. Ny. b. has kind
y offered his rooms and his convenient writing
desks for the accommodation of any other young
Indies of the village, who may find it convenient
10 attend at that time and place.
REFERENCES:
Rev. Il. w. Bailey, Maj. Eskridge, Litileton
Waddle, Benz. Crawford, b. q. McPhail, Pike
Powers.
separate room will be provided Tor ladies.
Jlan. 8, 1913.
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lSlaNitAlhlN S.AMtuNA

MRS. WILEY very respectfully informs the
I'VE citizens of Waynesborough and its vicinity,
that she proposes opening Young Ladies' Se-
minary in that village on the LIST Of February
next.
Parents and Guardians who may pa,ronise her
may rest assured that her undivided attention
shall DO given in the faithful discharge Of her
duty to all pupils placed under her care.
Mrs. Wiley's course Of instruction will com,
prise both the solid aud ornamental branches Of
Female Education,
TERMS;
LIST class $40 per session Of 5 months
I'd Z" s." =. 4"
3D. s G"
Painting and Drawing s
REFERENCES:
Rev. William II. Hart, Rector Of St. Johu's
Church, Richmond, Va; Rev. ID. ID. Smith,
Pastor Of the LIST Independent Christian Church,
Richmond, Va; DR.. John Dove, Richmond, Va.
augusta County.-Major Moses McCue, DR..
John Hanger, John McCue, Esq, Mr.. George
koiner, Col. Franklin McCue, Mr. John Hamil-
ton, MIR. VIM. Hamilton, Capt. Moses II. cCue,
MIR. Il. Johnson, MIR. S. B. Brown.
N. B.-Board in genteel families can be had in
the Village on moderate terms.
Jan. 25, 1913.
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TRUST SAih1@o

ESY virtue of deed o! trust executed to the
~ subscriber by Robert Wilson, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Pendleton county,
shall, tile premises, on the 29ih January
the tract of land on which said Wilson now lives,
lying in the county of Pendleton and djoinng the
lands of Samuel Wilson, James Smith, and
others, being the same land devised to him by his
father. The title 10 the above land is believed 10
be indspu:able, but acting as Trustee l shall
convey only such title is vested in me.
PETER ii. kINKEAD, Trustee.
Dec %.
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ID d II Il i S N Ig z o
SLll.'TS7
nR. JOSEPH %. Or AKE. of

DR. JOSEPH II. DRAKE, of the city
OF New York, will remain in town few
days for the practice of his profession. and will
open his office at Mrs. HARMAN's HOTEL, on
Mondav the goth inst. The Doctor would state,
That Ee intends visiting his friends in this and
some Of the adjacent towns every winter, and
mat those patronzng him will be sure of employ
ing skil!u and scientific operator.
REF EREN CES:
:, Dodge and Parmy, Surgeon Dentists, New
York and Washington, Skidmore e. Co.. New
York, Jatiray g. Co., Baltimore, Robert H.
Jenkins, Esq. Richmond, Fabian Armstead Esq.
Petersburg.
lie also refers TO some of his friends at Harri-
sonburg who have employed him in their family.
HeV. MIR. Brown, G.. Christman, Esq, Robert
Gray, Esq.
january 25, 1914.
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'HYust Sale.

RI virtue Of deed of trust, of record in the
County Court of Pocahontas, executed to
me for purposes therein specified, by Robt Kerr,
shall, on the 24lh day of February next, on the
premises, proceed to sell for cash, certain tract
OF land, lying in the county of Pocahontas. con-
tanning SIXTY ACRES, the said tract Robert
Kerr formerly resided on, and an entry of As a.
ores, adjoining Frederick Phillips and others
No doubt is entertained of the title, but shall
only convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee. JAMES BRUFFEY, Trustee.
Jan. %, 1911.
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WILL be offered at Public Auction, before tho
W door of the Post Office, in the town of otaun.
ton, Monday the 29ih inst, on cIedi, of six
months, (thc purchaser giving bond and approved
security the following Slaves belonging to the
estate of the late John Bell deed, 10 wit: One
Woman about SO years of age, good cook and
washer, her female child about lS months old,
two boys, one of which is about lS and the other
about years of age, and three girls from 6 to 10
years of age.
JAMES r. BELL, Admir-.
Jan. IL, OF John Bell, decd.
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To Leris c. .Smggen and Richard NJ
Johnson

A S you are non-residents Of the commonwealth
~ of Virginia, and reside as am informed, in
Scott county, State of Kentucky, take this mode
Of giving you legal notice, that en- Saturday tho
24th day of February next at the Clerks OHco
Of the Corporation Court of Stanton, Augusta
county, Virginia, will take the dispositions OF
Nicholas e. Kinney, James a. McClung, and
sundry other Witnesses, which when taken, will
offer as evidence, the trial OF a suit in Chan
Gerry, now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud Chancery for the said county
OF Augusta, wherein You are complaipants and
myself and others defendants, when and where
you can attend ii you think proper; and you will
further take notice, that in the event, shall be
unable from any cause to complete the testimony
on that day, will continue from day to day, at
the place, to take the same, until it shall be-
completed.
HORACE SULLIVAN.
Jan. IL. 1914.
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VIRGINIA, TO wiT:-At a County Court of
Augusta, held at the Court House of said
county, on Monday the 9th day of Nov. 1913
Harrison III. Teaford, plaintiff,
AGAINST
George Tealora, Jacob S. 'reaford, Adam J. Tea
ford, David 'realord, Elijah Teaford Jacob G..
Palmer and Sarah his wife, Ira Swatsley and
Margaret his wife, John w. Brown and Japs
his wife, Eliza Ann Teaford, William Giiett,
John IL. Gillett, Ann Eliza Gilieit, and George
L. Gi.lett, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney
and filed his bill aeans, the defendants and OF,
motion, Jefferson Kinney is appointed guardian
ad Item tor the infant defendants John H. Gil
lett, Ann Eliza Gilett, and George r. Gile,.
And the defendants George 'reatJrd, Jacob S.
Iealord, Adam j. Teaford, David Tealord, and
William Gillett. not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, anu it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants Of this country 1t is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the first day of
the next February term and answer the bill Of the
plaintIfi and tina. copy OF this order be forth
with Inserted In some newspaper Published in the
town of Stanton for two months successfully.
and posted at the from, door Of the Court Heuse
OF this county. copy. 'reste,
JACOB X. STRIBLING, d. c.
Dec. =, 1918.