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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

ADMINISTRATION OF JusTrcE.-An effort is, we
understand, to be made to delay judgment in the
case OF John Jones, the button maker, convicted
OF a most beastly offence. We trust that the pub
lie eye will be kept on this case from day to day,
up TO the final moment Of judgment Every prin.
cipIe Of Justice and morality require that when such
offenders are brought within the grasp OF the law
they should be righteously dealt with and receive
their deserved punishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

SwrNDLrNG vs.. SMUoGLINc.-A young man, OF
rather respectable address, whose name we could
not get at, was yesterday brought to the U. S.
Marshal's Office by Captain Lowber, of the Monte
yuma, charged with endeavoring TO obtain money
from Messrs. Woodruff and Minturn, by threaten
ing to inform the Collector OF the Port, that there
were smugglcd goods on board the packet ship
Liverpool, now on her passage to this port. He
represented himself as the agent or consgnee Of
the venture, and that he had received similar one
per the Montezuma, her last passage This
caused the agent OF the line to send to Captain
Lowber, who took the fellow in charge. The
Marshal not having cognizance of the complaint,
referred the Captain, with his dandy smuggler, to
the Police office. The result of the application we
did not learn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

03- PRIVATE MEDICAL AiD.-The members Of
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
leave to state that their particular attention continues
Il be directed to all diseases of private nature, and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution IN this
country either public or private The treatment OF the
College such to insure success in case and IL
totally different from that practice Of running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One Of the mem
ber Of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals u Europe, attends daily for consulta
ton from Q AM to PM.
INFORMANT COUNTRY INvALIps.-Persons living in
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per-
sonay, have forwarded to them chest containing
Gil medicines requisite to perform perfect cure by stating
their casa explicitly together with all symptoms, time OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere If any
and enclosing SO, post pad, addressed TO
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office and Consulting rooms Of the College, s5 Nassau
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

0g- PREMIUM RAZOR sTROPS-The first pro
MUM at the Fairs of the American Institute has been
awarded year after year. Saunders for the invention
Of the Metallic Tablet with four sdesNo side having
the effect Of a hone without using oil or water The
other sides for keeping the razor with hne smooth
edge that be kept in perfect order without
having cutler barber II is used and re-
commended by the first cutters in England and certified
by the moat scientific gentlemen in this country It's
great celebrity has caused counterfets and limitations in
and imperfect surface of hat Is called the tablet side the
original being smooth and polished. Mandatory, No.
1888 Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

BAIL REFusED.-His Honor the Recorder, as
we suspected has refused to admit Ashley to bail.
He thought that there was such prin,a faciG case
made out, as to justify the Withholding of the
benefit of bail. Besides, the Grand Jury for the
Court of General Sessions will meet on Monday
next when the case will be submitted to them.
The accused was remanded to the Tombs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

ACCIDENT TO CHANCELLOR FRELrNGHuYsEN.We
regret to learn that the Chancellor met with se-
rious accident day or two since, by slipping on
the ice on the sidewalk, whereby his a m was trac.
tured. lie was doing well, however.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
| nG- DALLY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
from II Courandt street. with his own written signature,
always at half price.

90 CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS" WHEN A
safe and certain medicine be had for tribe
Sherman Worm LozeDges have stood the test of years,
and have been administered in of cases with
uniform They the only specific that has
been discovered Rev. Mir Sparry, VIM. r. Goulding.
Capt f.. Weld and hundreds of others who have tried
them, convinced of their utility and have left their
testimonials to that effect Dr. Shermans warehouse is
06 Nassau street. Agents 227 Hudson street; 1888 Bowe
ry Spring; II East Broadway; l39 Fulton street,
Brooklyn Ledger Buildings Philadelphia, and State
street Boston.
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Court Calendar.

CiRevfr CovRr-Nos. l63 "a, l9, l5i, 1856, l56 l67,
l5s l59 l60 l6l l61 l6s 6i 1885, 1885, lG7 1885, IG9 40,
III, liza, ia, i76, III, l7s, l79, $50.
COMMON PLEAsNos 10, 10, 81, ~, "a, 20, a. 20, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

Cry ArFAIRs.-The proceedings of the Com.
mon Council last evening, as fully reported in ano-
Their column, will be found very interesting The
annual appropriation bill was introduced with the
rate of tax for the year--also, a new movement
relative to a National Dry Dock in this city-with-
drawal of prosecution Of city weighcrs for violation
Of city ordinances, and very interesting brush
between Aldermen Nash, Briggs, and Scoles, rela-
tive to charges made against the Superintendent Of
Repairs, by the first named Alderman. And last,
but not least, the offering of the lease of the Fulton
and South street ferries tor five years to the highest
bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

n3- THE INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND
Iniment will cure any Of Rheumatism Govt at
81 Courtlandt street Also Dr. spohns Sick Headache
Remedy, certain cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

The article is found in this city, genuine only at
Comstock and Co.'S. 81 Courandt street. and the public
cautioned against any attempt made to deceive them
by advertisement falsely representing the agency to be
elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

l7- COMSTOCK & CO.'S EXTRACT OF SARSA.
PARLLA; for purifying the blood Price 90 cents per
hottie 81 per dozen Also the Oriental Water of Cold
and delightful perfume, will remove from the skin
delicacy OF feeling before unknown To be had at q
Courtlandt street,
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New York illustrated News.
Anew and Splendid Weekly Publication.
ON THE PLAN OF THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED

A Now and splendid weekly fuDllcatIons
ON THE PLAN OF THE LONDON ILLUSTRATED
NEWS
90 The Subscriber is making arrangements to publish
at an early day new Weekly Journal, to be called
THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
which will contain weekly summary of all the mpor
tant news curious humorous incidents and startling out
breaks of the day. each illust ated with splendid
wood engraving The subscriber believes thatthe day Of
Literature the cheap and nasty ian Is rapidly drawing
to close-he therefore proposes and splendid peri
odical on the above PLAN Artists in wood engraving will
please apply by letter. stating the terms weekly orby
the cut. JULES JANIN SMITH. st.
13- ADVERTISING IN COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS.
Merchants, importers and general dealers wishing to
advertise the principal cities and towns OF the United
States informed that agency office has been opened
papers kept and list OF terms for advertising regis
tered The facilities Of such establishment have long
been needed in this city, and the subscribers having made
their arrangements with the respective publishers,
prepared compile and insert advertisements very
favorable terms The nenent: Of advertising 'o5 country
vous require comment They trust, by prompt stten-
ton to orders they will meet with the encouragement the
enterprise may merit
General Agents and Publishers, las Nassau street. op.
posite Clinton Hall, N. Y.
fa3- WONDERFUL EsCAPE.-Mrs. C. Eams living
in George street. six doors west Of Schuylki Eighth
manner and suffered terribly until her husband procured
box Of Conuels Magical Pain Extractor from Messrs
Comstocks, North Fifth street, when almost instantly
after its application the pain exac ed and few days
use OF it cured them entirely without leaving COL
Wm p Smith, No IS South Thirteenth street. also used
this wonderful salve for burn and praises above all
things and would not any account be without in his
family and think all parents and heads OF families.
who have proper for their comfort should he
received for unless fully sustans these representa-
TONS and any and all Of the following complaints
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

G3-DEAFNESS-Dr McNairs Acoustic OIL, a certain
cure; will relieve at once at 81 Cour,landt street Also
splendid article of Cologne Waerquart bstes price 80
ram
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

0fy- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's Specific PILLS,
for the radical cure Of Gonorrhea, elect and all
mocupuruent discharges from the urehra. These Pills
confidently recommended by the medical faculty in
this country and Europe nallble remedy Tor those
distressing complaints and guarantees to the most
obstinate in half the time usually occupied ny the
old treatment Sold in boxes. 81 each
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College OF Medi
cine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
WI RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

90 CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR-Is warranted
to hair from the face neck and arms and Will not
nure the be tested before paying ivr az
ii Courandt street. Also the East Indian Hair Dye CO.
Tors the hair, but will not the skin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

Iry- COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARlLLA,
entian and sasafras prepared by the New York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppress
sion Of quackery, d 1912 TINS power'ni purinsr may
the above roots unaduersted by any mineral prepare
ton and will be found much more eficacious than the
mixture sold by druggists the Extract Of Sarsaparis
for all diseases arising from mpury OF the blood abuse
of mercury Sold in single bottles at 10 cents each, cases
of hall DOZEN bO do dozen, &c. carefully packed and
sent to all parts Of the Union ..
w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB. A liberal discount to agents Terms Gosh, oios
OF the college, % Nassau vt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

SALEM BUTCHER, ESQ, well known in this city
and Albany, ar distinguished advocate and
counsellor at law, died yesterday morning stter
but few days illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
New York, Feb. 90, 1874.


have just seen communication published in your pa
vosEuR" in which your correspondent evinces much
his ignorance Of the laws Of honor and good breed
ing of the French language, from which he has Dor
rowed a name tat he does not know how to spell
not in the habit Of noticing anonymous personalities
but a coward wound and hide the hand that
wields the 'reacherous weapon Did know this pseudo
whose mode giving vent to his base ISLANDERS
renders his pretenons to the responsibility and character
Of gentleman more than doubtful, might deign to re-
flute his barefaced falsehoods but now conne myse to
thus exposing the vileness and mendacty of your dis
crimindfing correspondent.
beg you. in the Of justice and honor to grant
the present a corner in your columns and remain
Respectfully, your obt servant,
CIRLLo ArrooNISL
To the Editors Of the Sunday Times and Noah's Week
lv Messenger
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17
MRS. nENRIQUEN'
ENGL1SI AND FRENCH ACADEMY.
FOK I'OT.vG La IEN.
D.NNGaBBuIIG, yu,

HVIlE third Session of this Institution will beyn on
II Monday, Sept 2nd
Terms una'ered viz: SIS. . and $50, for Enalish
and trench no extra charge but FOR Ancient Languages
aud Mathematics.
Mrs. ~ being sincerely DESTROYS of making her insti
tn'on continually uors worthy Of the kind patronage
with which the Inhabitants OF lynehbury have hou1r-
I'd during The last session, has secured the assistance
oi gentleman OF high moral and scientific standing f,
Fngsh Parsug, Composition. Ancient Languages. Sc
&c And she has also succeeded in securing desitabe
harding, in the same Square with her Academy. for
'hnse Young Ladies' from the country that may he on
rn.ted - her care, with the view OF giving her ,cto
time md attention 10 her rspiis
Aug. 26. >,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-17

gUyfIE Trustees Of The Mount Pleasant Academy, Bed
i ford county. Va, would lnirom The Poble that
they have engaged the services oil Henry ~. fee's'
az instructor for term of five marihs, commencing,
the first Monday in November. 1874.
The course of instruction will comprise OrihograPhy,
Spelling. Reading. Writing. Grammar Geography
Mathematics, and Latin and Greek Languages
Terms Of Tuition.
For the English hran,hes 5000 per session.
Latin and Greek, $1,000 per session
Henry d. Peters is a man Of unexceptIonabe moral
character and experienced ia ieachinghe has hereto
fore given general satisfaction n his patrons.
RffER ro--.Ioseph =. Godfrey, Armisiead ;. Bur.
well, John D. Booth. and Dr. S. G. Reese, Franklin
county Va Capt WIN. Dickinson. MclIenry jordan
and Alexander Leltwch. Bedford county, Val aud
Henry w Adams Of Pii,sylvania county, Va.
The situation is both healthy and pleasant. Persons
wishing to hoard their children wards can be accom-
rnodaed in the neghborhood convenient TO the School,
for six dollars per month.
T.. G. CI1NDiFF. President,
~. CUNDlFF, Sec'y
Sept 30 WIN
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NOTICE.

pursuance OF decree Of the circuit superior cour,
= OF law and cancey Tor the county of Atnhers, nro
nsunced on the first day Of April 1874, in the case n
Jesse Mandy, Plaintiff, against Rolly Penn and others
: Defendants; the Undersigned. commissioner far 10,
tHP,se aPpanied will proceed to SILT apon the nrenj
~ way q f''siie surtun To The highest bidder. for
rash, IN 5lh day of November nex,. the trac, nf
mentioned in SAID decree much thereof as NAV he on
irent to pay 10 the Plaintiff his debt interest and cns
The land is situated in The neig hborhood of the Sono
TINS Mills, comfy Of Amherst -
a .iafg GEO. w. CHRISTIAN. Deputy far
JAS. Powell, Shit. and as such om,r.
Oct 8 N
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Liyinys,on County Pre- MUM
p L o U G. II S

VI w. FUQUA having transferred 10 me ine
WI. agency Of the LIZ LAGST0N CouNfr
PREMIUM PLOUGHS, | am now prepared TO sell
at the factory prices large and well assorted stock
will also inform The planters aud farmers that VIII
be constantly receiving, direct from the manuacory, the
above Ploughs Points and Fixtures, so that there VIII
be difficulty OF getting the Points, Slides &c 10 suit
the Ponghs any time. II would be needless for me
mention here the many advantages that the Living
son Plough possesses over all other Pnngs now IN use
for lis character is too well known by lh1se who have
used them to need any farther recommendation. Call
and look at them +. j. O1EY,
Commission Merchant
July % wl2m
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FOR IL ENT,

NE two freproof brick tenemenis immediately ~. W
- low The Franklin Hotel, on main street. lnrl
both IN good repair, and the upper apartments are wea
nsped Tor the residence of private families Poss's
=, one tenement can be had early in November ana
80 WIN. RADFoRp
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EeCRSuANf TO the provisions of a decree Of the
county court of Montgomery Pronounced on the
2nd day of May, 1913 in the OF Daniel Hogan and
others, Pia'nhs Tor &r. rs. llarman Hogan. Joseph
Hogan, Christina Howerlnn late Christina U1oan The
representatives of James Hogan, deed and the renre
'enIatives of David Hogan. decd defendants. here
by notify the said defendants that the money decree To
be paid them under the provisions of the id decree
now IN my hands ready for dlstrbulion
ELI PHLEGAR, Con'r
Christiansburg, Sept. % 4w
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D. w. NJ ooRE,
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND retail. DEALERIN
CHINA, GLASS ~ EARTIIENWA ARE.
sIsN OF THE WHITE PITCHER
TRUSTEES SALE OE LAyD

n ~ issuance of deed of Trust executed TO
n oHunalus Sydnor and myself by Richard 5. Ellis.
bearing date on the oh day Of August 1925 aud of IT,,
cord N the county court Of Amherst sha on the 26h
day OF October. 1874. sell by way Of public auction.
Two tracts of .4aud situated ia the county Of Amherst,
ihe one containing 200 Acres. or less ynn between
Pedar River and llorsley's Creek and was inherited
by The said Richard 5 Ellis from his ialhcr Josiah Ell
iis-and The other adonng the lands Of Samuel Burks
and others. and also containing
300 ACRES,
more or less, and is the farm which was purchased hy
the said Richard $ Ellis from certain John Burks.
Inc safe OF both Tracts will be made on the Que first
described TO vii; that lying between Pedlar River and
HorSley's Greek.
TERMS OF SALE-Alho' by the terms of the
deed sale is authorized To be made for cash. easona
Die credit VIII DO gveu-ihe extent aud conditions of
which viii be made known at the time and place Of
s1e-Acllng as trustee will only convey such title as
IS vested ia me by said deed although is believed to
be good. EDMUND WINSTON
Surviving Trustee.
sept ~ f26O
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office ii tie
County Court OF Bedford, Monday, the 9TH day ofo;'
iobcr l8ti:
John + Nichols, Mnssne Nichols John 1ebo and Jane his
wife formerly Jane Nrhuls, Elizabeth Nichols Daniel
Nichols Cutharne Nichols and Sarah Nichols, Plaintiff.
against
Sanh Nichols, widow aud Almni.irntx Of Jesse Nj hill,
deceased Samuel Nichols Archy Nichols Andrew Nichols,
Leroy McAlexnuder and Martha his wife, John n kas,
jeremiah firguson, mud james l.. boss, Dcicmdunr
In CHANCERY.
The deenduts archy Nichols, Andrew Nichols and L..
roy McAxhuder aud Martha his wife, iorner, Martha NJ
hos not having entered their appearance I'D given seci.
my according 10 The net of Assembly aud the rules thu.
ton and appearing by saiisacior, evidence thai they s
not inhabitants OF this Common wealth, On motion of he
Palnhls by their il ordered thai the SAID Iern
da Is do appear heie the to rh Monday in
'nd ans" er The PLAINTIFF bill; And that copy of tins oe.
be forthwith inserted IN thr l., nchbnrg Virs ninn pcw,m
published in the town of ,nchburg, for Nv months sa1
eesssev, and posted The front door of the Cohous
this County. Copy-Tesie,
RO. c. MITCHELL Che
Yet. ~ WIN
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E.S.HIL + FLOUH " TI.VOTUY
SEED.

49,. k0 BBLS FAMILY FLOUR (Stoner,s brand y
AS wv ~ or i5bushels Of Timothy Seed far sale by
ssste.ssx - Y }, g. s l.. G. MoOLANAHAN
4 tOTTONG'S Virginia and North Carolina Air n.
"ac NOT ie3o by The gross dozen single c "
Sepe w.
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EDGEss'ORTY SE.Nx.V.xHY:.

EDGE1s'ORTN SE.Nz.V:lR
MRS. E,N. LOMAN. Principal
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prin.
fHNiiS Seminary, situated in the town of Liberty.
Bedford County, Va, will be open for the recen-
lion OF pupils The LIST Of October.
1t Is the object of The Principals to mpar to the stu.
dents useful as well as ornamental education. For
this purpose Mrs L. aud Mrs d. will be aided by COM
peten assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL BE.
Tuition in English, for The st class $40 pr. months.
2nd do Is IS
JUNIOR class a 10"
Tuition IN French, 5"
Music-Pmno SO, Harp $50; Guitar SIS pr 5'months
Board so 4"
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor
charges
Plain and Ornamental Needlc-work, So pr five months
| Sc OF Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing her bedding and towels
Payable one hafln advance
Board may aso be obtained in many respectable fan
lies IN the village.
Reierences-Judge Sanard and James yons Esd
Richmond; Judge I4omax, fredericksburg Rev Dr.
ilawley and Rev Mr Laurie, Isl PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Nashlngton Gen. Gordon aud Hon. VIM c. Riyes
Abenarle, Dr.. Z. II. Gilmer, Lynchburg; Geo 7.
Tayloe, Boteuurt.
Bedford, Sept. 10 ts
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and partners trading under the firm and STYLE Of MaI
OFT 4 liardesty. David r. Lyman, pendlelon, ts,a
& Kelley, Norhorne B. Spotswood and Nancy Garland,
VINO sue as well IN their own behalf as If such other ii
the creditors OF Thomas T. Emet aud bert ~ Ppnds
ION as may pray to become plaintiffs and contribute 3"
'ne COSTS oi THIS suit, plaintiffs,
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"A 1t circuit superior court of law and ehancar
continued by adjournment and held for the c,nnlr
IT Amherst, a, the court house Thursday the 29h
day Of August 1874:
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NlRGlNlA:At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of tue
Circuit Superior Count of Law and Chanccry for the
town Of l.ynehburg on the 9TH day Of August, 1874:
John Shirley, Plaintiff
against
Anthony ". Templin and J. B. Waucr. late part
doing business under the style and firm OF cmpn
Willaaer, Branson Templin, and benjamin +. Scrgg,
and John Garth, late partners under the style and mo
Scrpggs s Garth, Defendants
In CuANcERY.
The Defendants, 7. Il. Willauer Branson Ternpln AMI
John Garth not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Act of Assembly and the Rules
This Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence ta.
they are not rhahttatS OF this country It s ordered st
the said Defendants d. nero lc t"n DAY III,
next term and tie bill OF the Plaintiff aud thar
copy of this order be w it'll inserted in newspaper
printed in the town OF iyncbug, for two months success
sly ely, and posted the front door OF the house in
the said town. ACory-Teste,
ID. ROBES. OK
August 80 w2m
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Y'OOsS.

4 NARPENTERS, Blaeksmilh's, Tanners. and 9th
" er Tools OF various kinds & qualities. Just 10 hand.
u, SAFE l'w ny III. u. < W. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 ,s,f
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Wanted 10 Hire.

IoR the balance ef the year female house s dam
l. to wait on a small family Apply at ih's oi''ee'
Oct 3 W"