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AFFAIRS I'M NEW MEXICO.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM COL. PR (.
HrADarAnTrss AMY ~ Nrw MErico, (


Santa FL, Feb IS, Is4T
ssiu-I have the honor submit TO you short
Of the revolution in this territory, and detailed
report Of the operations OF the forces under my COM
nand, consequent upon the rebellion
About the 18th Of December last, received informs-
ton attempt to excite the people OF this territory
against the American government. This rebellion was
headed by Thomas Ortiz and Diego Archuletn. An ON
GER formerly In the Mexican service seized and
his person found list Of all the disbanded Mercsn
soldiers In tho vicinity Of Santa Fc Many other per-
sons supposed 10 be implicated arrested and full
investigation proved that many Of the most influential
persons in the northern part OF THIS territory wsre
Archuleta proved unsuccessful and theee rebels nav"
without doubt, escaped in the direction OF ninusnua
After the arrest above mentioned and the mgh, OF or
x and Archucta the rebellion appeared TO oc SUPPRESS
ed; but this appearance was deceptive .. ,,,,x
On the lath OF January GOV Bent lei. ,nis euy ,or
Taos On The 10Th of the month this valuable
oicer Together with five other persons were seized at
Don Fernando dc Taos by the fuepos ana Me1esns,
and murdered In the most inhuman manner the sNases
cond devise ON the same day, seven Americans were
murdered nj the Arroyo Honda and two others ON the
Mo CoIorado The names of the unfortunate persons
thus brutally butchcred are ms follows
an Don Fernando de Taos-Charles Bent, governor,
stepben Lee Sheriff James w. Loaf, Circuit Attorney;
Cornco vigil Ia Me1ican) Project Narcisus Benubien,
(son Of the Circuit Judge; Parblesu Harvimceh "a
Mcxican).
~ M, .7rroya Honda-simcon Turicy, Albert Tur
BUSH William Hatfield Louis Toque Pctcr Robert Jo
seph Marshall William Austin.
II appeared to be the object Of the nsurrcctionss To
put TO death every American and every Mexican VINO
had accepted Office under the American government
News OF these events reached me the 2oth OF Jn-
nuary and letters from the rebels calling upon INC IN
habitants Of the Rio Abao for aid, intercepted
ascertaned that the enemy was spp,oaen',ns
this cty and that their force continually being IN
creased by the inhabitants Of the towns along 'heir ~
OF march - e..
thor reinforcements In that manner, dcteinhV' "
meet them Ms poou as possible sGrpOsnE tha' 'n -
tachrusnt Of the necessary troops would ~""N'' WV
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HEADeuARrgRs ARMY OccUPATIor,
Augua Nuevs Mexico, March 8, ls47.
Il. TAYLOR.
Major General u. y. A., commanding
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CHEAT ATTRACTION.


49, a. A. GRIEVE begs acquant his friends and patrons
H that his agent has returned from Europe, via Bremen
NAfY after residence of months Androsbeg and
s the other celebrated districts of Germany. He
has enabled collect the best selection of singing and
fancy birds he has offered
and ncy birds from all Of the world selected with
trouble, without regard To cost
D-fancy dogs, Shetland ponies Chinese, silver and
English pheasans swans, and every variety Of ban-door
fowls; fancy and breeding cages bird seeds &c treatise on
The management Of breeding and raising Canaries Be-
r. S.Ieuers postpaid viii at all times with prompt
grutio~ from A. tRIEVE,
nee .fn.frc No. 5 John street, ". Y.
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS A n ID 5 ii o E ).

q. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
and purchasers in general ofther ertensve ana well Sc
~ ter Buskps, Slippers, &c. of their own manufacture
with and purchased for cash. which will enable
them 70 sell at the very lowest prices
". BStoe will be until O'Clock in the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity to examine their
SMITH & RISLEY,
ii2 Chatham st. drectU opposite the Chatham Theatre
.nn11 IraAr IL
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SIGNS.
CARVED WOOD LETTERS Of every description
beautifully gilt at 10 inch. The public invi
ted to call and examine them at - -
JOSEPH KENDALL's,
api9 81 eodsrh Henry street near Oliver
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THE EVE

THE EYE.
nR: WHEELER Ocuiist, 80 Greenwich street, deyotes
~ his exclusive attention diseases of the Eye and OPP
thalma Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale, and inserted
reasonable terms. Office hours from AM to o'clock PM
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases of the eye with
instances great effected by Dr. Wheele
mode Of be had grautousy his residence
the will be forwarded making application to
him by letter. postpaid. ago lm.rc
MONEY LENT.
MONEY tENT.-The highest prices advanced in large
plate jewelry, furniture, clothing dry goods &c, &c.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker,
232 William street, Duane.
Persons received in private Office, by ringing the bell
an tvnky
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR


DAILY HERAID-Every day, Price cents per copy-S7
70 per annum-payab!e in advanc -
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Prce % cent.
per e,py-S3 12E cents aunum-payable III advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
HOLIDAY HERXID blshed en- the LIST Of January and
LIST Of lny Of Zach ys.Ssnge copies ,alenee each
advance Advyrees should be written IN PLAIN legibe
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for errors thai
may them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communications by mall addressed to the
establishment, be paid the postage will be de
ducted from the sui RENTED.
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tDR SALE,
~ GOOD PAIR OF cay HORSES perfectly
aid well broken. To be seen at the stable h
GArthe rear Of g. Johns Church, 81. Johns Alley.
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l.. WALSH & Co.


=. FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers No. Ann street,
5near the Museum New York Fine French Boots 50 %;
French Imperial Dress Boots made order 81 So usually
~ sold for 81 so Patent Leather Boots Shoes Caters and
Slippers constantly hand and made order the shortest
notice. Repairing &c. done 10 the store. Quick sales and
small profits motto. No 6 Ann street, New York.
"a Inns
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SILKS.
OLAID SILKS, STRIPED SILKS,
Il Brocade do. MORE Pekin do
Pekin Chnos Silks, Feux du Bengal do.
Light Summer Silks, at low prices.
Foulard Silks of all kinds Of Plads Stripes AIDES nd
India snehew' Also hl l.E EEo si.Ss
Black Paris patent high Lustres from 20 inches,
Paris black watered wide and narrow.
Black Pou de Soies and Taffetas, every width.
Rich striped Plaids and figured black Silks.
Treple chain Marcelnes for summer dresses.
Black Canton Grape, Of different widths.
Do do Figured Pongess.
ON" PARis MANTELETs AND YIsITEs
Just received Of new aud beautiful Visitcs Mantle
lets and Rgolcts decidedly new.
Also cases of Couvenanter Robes, richly embroidered
with and without Vstes extremely low prices with large
'o s 81 piasy ana JAMES BECK co. $50 Broadway
CHEAP EMBROIDERIES.
A T SCOTT 4 COS--No. 17 Broadway, two doors be
n low White street. lot of fine needle work Under
Handkerchief 81 each; case fine figured Sheer Cling
ifne quality AT ST each Embroidered Dresses Lace Capes
french Lawn handkerchief Neede.work Collars Leees
Be &C. in great variety wholesale prices. ~ B-Tbe
price system strictly adhered to- ala steod.c
MEINHARDT'S BRASS LETTERS FOR
SIGNS.
TJNHESE letters remarkable FOR durability and brsn-
cy OF the gliding unequaed by any other article IA We
citywhich blancy s warranted 70 stand exposure 70 me
weather They are also japanned of any color That may ge
desired Orders LEFT at 10y Ann street. also NJ Csmpbtll
stA .vsnys gsN 18Th street :i:rsnfs the "snnS ''
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FOR SALE.
ga A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street, between
i the I'd and Sd Avenues well flushed and repete
.. with the latest improvements including kitchen
sink cold and warm baths water closets c Italian marble
piantels throughout the house, yard Of fifteen feet
front with veandah and French windows The house
of Of houses the south side Of the street For
further particulars apply to WISE SONS
mig lmrrh l72 Pearl street.
FOR ALE-WESTCHESTER LAND.
,ese4 TO GENTLEMEN, in want Of sites for country
seas To market gardeners of land for gardens
Eand all wishing location in the neighborhood
Of New Ysrk:-
800 Of land the of Westchester, within nine
nias of the City HALL with right of passing Harlem
Bridge free Of toll are now offered at private sale in lots con-
tanning from to 50 acres each The lands within Is
minutes walk the railroad; front good roads in the
neghborbood of schools aud churches 6 different denomna
the good and location healthy Title indisputa
GOUVERNEUR MORRIS,
Morrisiana, Westchester co.,
WALTER RUTHERFORD, 70 Nassau St, Ny.
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49, 900 Any o 9.s: % rs
p ps OF % ss e TINS
teed and good security given, address L. j. Office
2 q N 's': york York, April 10, loe7. .so STR
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the co-p.rtner,hip
Of W1o is 5s bs 5
viii h' be- % hSm %
adjust and qudae all claims eithsr Of the
''a urn JOHN JOHN b. R WOOL:
Castleton, April LIST, 1a47. ago STR
TO LAWYERS.
YOUNG MAN who has been for about three years in
@ be would bs Wiling
ss ''"s: sssH's
~ TON VIZ Dried r..pbeTe. dried 5aekberries dried
dried dried dried dried
peaches. dried Southern peaches
1a'S 81 1i and
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY,
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
~ 81 ~ f.s.Gs:H e En-
s ef ss1 s f s"a B @ be
NEW JERSEY, HUDSON & DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
us HEREsY GyEH ns h i BSO. Of
r. H%a$s
q R1s4y T Tffiig sf Sss
r hf my 5 eS n he
five dollar, viii be required to Be each sha sub
Ss"r''' 'E r. f SIS \ L. April a. '''}
}}25S H#RTSRHSHRFqH yDpr Commissioner.
HSsHfS HH #$S&SEEs5SSS'
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Non-eom' ned Q0fe ers.
No. Co.'S musieians, artlteers,
and prtrdt<s,

Grand aggregate ....... 30 t,Wj
HEAD QUARTERs Army OocurArioS.
Augua Nucva, Mexico, March 8, ls47
Il. TAYLOR
Major General l.. 8. army commanding
w. w S. Bliss, Asst Adj. General
RETURN THE KILLED, WouspIp AND Mnsro rHs
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY

BOARD IN THE CUU NTKY.
FEW families be accommodated with board Of
the delightfully."- situated and healthy summer resi-
dcnces in Orange county mile from the Hudson River
landing Comwal-the best steamboat, land daily % and
from the cityevery attention will be Paid To make II desa-
bic home for those who wish spend the in the
try. Early application desirable For further particulars,
please inquire Of A. B. D. Sands Fulton and Will
liam streets r. Sinclair 435 Houston C. II Ring 1872
Broadway. ago lm@r
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THE LADIES' CONGRESS- BOOT.

4.
- P. LABOYTEAUX, GIL Broadway, desires to in
o. form his numerous and iashionnbe lady patrons, that
- he has made for the right
bAA the elegant elastic walking Boot, fashionable
IN the highest circles ia England and France The
provemsn in the classic stuff will enable him make hs
boots high shoes with all the elegance peculiar his style
of work and yot without the trouble ofacings
This valuable invention all the confined
sure from the arch Of the foot while the time affords
an elastrc spring in walking which be appreciated
,vithout ,r,,I
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.syA FARM ofGy-two delightfully."- situated
81 about five miles from Ezabethtown, n. j., comprising
handsome commodious Dwelling House, fitted with
marble maoels and convenience for respectable fam
ly; the whole including gardeners house. barns house and
other buildings substantial repair the orchard
tars twenty of choice fruit trees
The easy from New York. either by the various
from Jersey City the ferry to Ezsbethp9 whence rail
this property very valuable those doing business in this
city The greater Of the purchase remain Tor
VYSE& Sons, l72 Pearl st.
Also for SALE dwelling house No 3al Washington
milo tpsr ~,
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.zANTEp-z mr. lHarHa irsli
~ #Ha#a sui Dad IA
1TIr. NJ " I5I H~aas,f5#3, ta#- t.HS 80
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u A~csiNG=-25 sra,s Msslut- e.ssiepre nl,,tf,,
s- r--et i ard for safe b,-
Naf -~HoRNBRDDk
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sDR. L ROYS|
Vegetable Universal pi,ly


lie only Enoicn Medicine TINT at Tie sa,ae tim.
PHYies and Strengthens the s,yicp, Fs'SS,
Oerheatos rom distinguished Physicians
hTfracf Ii6" htfer icgitfsh by In. Grego,U Jr.,,
'''''''"5 '"5se""' q tie ftfet strcei Hespitol
D.rp,,, LoNDoN, July l1lh. lSl,
peared ana Is a.t taking the places Of all Others 81 t al
c'99' heSe i'is are composed Of many inefet; di
two principal ones sara parilla and lid Cb ou' tie
t ''t oy act osether the one, fhfeusb its 80 UNI
other substances, purifying and f,fsig =, hi; With
H'"e"ihE inc } stem Thus those pills are a, H. Is
lhe tom; and OF -ning desderatnn long and SANE
/" ~ 4,iedita in'n' but never before discovered st
WORDS hy do the work Of two medicines ard do !, " "her
ter than any two we know of for they remove iu bet
the system bat impurities; SO that whe they ,as III IN
Sueig h- and henee they debilation ,5 II y
~ 10 it't,ioh, l,r lie Roys Pills have a vonlG
influence on the blood they not only 9tr,f. ~ neul
~ ~ Di' hey remove all nexoas particles from the
.oc "a INTO iiit Y thus make impure blood W
impossbily. ~ there no debitati1i - 0P i an utter
nausea or sickness attending the operations Of this % no
celtnt OF Medicines which never strains or t,t ny o.
gcstire functions, but causes them +, WI, the d.
natural manner; and hence persons taIting tl, i'ey
come pale ofnaciat,l bat 5. 5 'l' III do not be-
the property OF the Sarsalarilla united az II -
gradients TO rem9H all that foreign and a, unef m
the property OF the " i'd beuy tor tain al H., quay
ana s''d ana hence robust state Of es.tH Is t .ai
result Of their united operations. = VIC certain
C@tYca'e from Sir JLass Clark. The eminent ra.,.,
pbHiciaa
'', re hoy 5 Vegetable Universal Pills saws flo -,
,, 81 "''' aI' = Promises lair to, in y mes
'"U' ne necessity 81 tie laHcet oF tie I4eIet t
talues, OF blood, by forcing r tie cl, a. f zoo much
Mn" "''i 9thrf"isc be caasefed into fiud and ,i
the rel dhd Tie blood which 5 formed I'm Ter III an
must from me nature oil their PRINCIPAL coD4e,
pure a'u Ned'Y l. ny priv practice .,e 80, 10
@ - = ''i cl'arla Ia iielr t,or; aud illr ,,o,
'' ',n' 'iu more nay confidence in their v.e. i
ed lney unite eStrsiHes which were " '"inrli-
FiI" >I''l ny t"c '"eH tha' l. TIE, are a i'd
an" a purifying tonic; henee tlef nav Al 81, ing
hJ admins, cred without hazard no matter f " al Tunes
% y ~ Ia Na} b. Hs-t#ae!tas tieir cen cr,a,a
p'orti''S afc Pri ely in the rat9 # leir awe
50 ' "'e Thy eFaeaae tie bowels il The me- ene'
mann r. 'h'} also strengthen AMI fous tlln '"'o'5h
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II s..s,;,r.: sesss4ei-5E.
- II - , .. - -

;iss"s,;s,,: s'sa's0rtDg.
! q Nv 81 KEY.
,Rihe on Si7Rd Of IN. s. J. OoEcy.
MO- Id respectfully inform the citizens ot Lynch
bnrg, and The public. that he will continue 10
conduct, nj the cid stand of himsclfand brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
ia All ITS branches lie has now on hand aud will con
uhHaiY keep, beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cass.
moffs Aestia2s. and ia iae' everything suitable tor Gen
Heeeas ,~hieAhe Wmaheup to order in the most
er.Homale styles, handsome fits and warranted work
m@hshap lie would invite the attention Of the public
10 his stock
Fob. It's
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Il L Z T ~ $ Al r.

A Tfnsten IN d.ed Of Trust executed by DR. Howe
"a BaYes, bearing date the 2!Dd day # May. 1913
aud 81 record III the Hastings Court OF Iynchhurg the
undersigned vii sell. al public auction. IN the town o.
i}neh5aIa. commencing On the LIST Jay Of JuIy nest
aud continuing from day l9day, until all the pIopcu,
b. solt The remaining effects conveyed by said decd
CONSISTING ri grel variety Of such articles rs are usually
kept IN IN Apathecary establishment, such'as
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Drugs;
Aso Brandes and u Inc. of tie best quality; Guns
Pistols. Scars. sauf-. Bnisbos Narnisb, &c. &c.
The sale vii certainly take Place at the tnc above men
toned. The attention Of ap5ihecres and Doctors +.
sPe sGily iufiic1 IN Tie stock ii Medicines On hand
TER.H 5 u + 5 AIR..
Cssh 9r all Sums under - over hatandundcr 500 q
months cf,llt-5iuD rnorc, II months credit. n,r1.
TIA paper wei endorsed.
DAVID T. SPENCE, Trustee.
Ny 3l-wtlJy
VIRGINIA At rales held III lie e!ef- office of the Gin
N.l.4' On si7oaaf, Tie 1th day q june, lsIl:
Caar'es PefIoA, Plaintiff
against
John Bowman and james fampn, Defendants,
Is CHfNeGRY
The naauf, John Boeman moi having entered his a-
pearaee all RRfa saauus according Ia the act Of a7-eub
aad The ro II thf' eot and Appealing by satisfactory
aeaee nut ts a9i "a mhaiiant 81 tins commonwealth Ii
oHlefai l til stli defendant do here the
Monday IN = penhernes and answer the bill of the Piln-
IN -tiai Ire lac restrained rpn selling, conveying away
posing u s interest in The real estate Of Gilbert
the llfliant, jas. Puplin trustee Tor Sarah r. KIRBY
ami that tv al tins ardHr hc Tori hWith inserted in
paper Published te Town al lY4e burg, two moutis
SURPRISINGLY and posted Al the to' door Of the courthouse of
his county \ teY-fotc,
jun ll-w2m ~ ~
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jH.s .8atiee al trhom il ma,j concern.
HIDES HIDES

4 VIII. Pay the highest market prize Gr all DRY
HIDES. And To guard against mistakes, Will
@egh 'en IN ir3a OF my Store. from all sunset,
- PERMISSION. MIC HAZEL (ONNEII.
In addition 10 the above. have a large Stock oi
GROCERIES AID DRY GOODS.
10 sell l1r eish, or exchange for produce. NJ. c.
Nay 10-~afa
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She was > tSue - gs1ssa---4lsHa IS e Alb
of ssaaneT cyeairs IL hfr .5ssssS as
If-c sa.!s sssss Ger tas g4fss. As.az. - saz.
10 sslls away az ,ass.s 49,
i.sr raalaHs hegs ssasee sssss -#ss s#ss#-s==
suaay lake, wi-rs ia-sEal -sa -
OF ias'e ana ast-,sg a.. ssas $3.50 80 =s.
W bcre B0 rs5s hr14-a s E.tass- zazzs ==#=#a#ss
Lie winds iss4a s4Hasr nasrs. = 1888 - -
sscsl fa,c
As on. v 10 looks o. Isais-sHe. asaasf5.
Wal feel, their sri, AZ IS ~.3al psFszss.
Even the heart grows ssslsr y sas iali
or falling waters, v htn Tx MIS- sfs 81
50 he who eazsl u.oa t..4s ae4sen.s t--5,
ln5bcd sNccI.ess never ieH usiart
GA, whcn with her ta4 la sa.l.aa Es.s Iats : =
cd,
A brighter hue the Gagcriu. wild as,sezs ~,
And sweetei the song tic mall bird tst#=l 7sf.
Then consumption, with her laagaia mis-,
Her soothing whispers and her dreams that -
To nurse Themselves 10 silent ,ehndes:
She with hectic glow and wasted check,
And s'iil tbe maiden pinned more and ~,
Till her declining lovditos> each DAY
Paled like the second bow VET wa.td sAe sleab
The words Of h1ea, even while sne pl..e3 saa,
Amid The closing clo4ds aud lade5 fayt, Ia
She died in the bud Of being-n The spuae,
The time Of flowers. and songs. AMI hainf an,
Mid opening blossom. she was NilaafaE=
bus thus twas ever with tbs gi5j and .sir,
The loved oi heaven, Gre ye.tae hiad Of care
Upon ihe snowy brow hath SCI hts al.
Or Times h3as frost d,sa 10 bian.h IL Lar.
They fade away, and 'scape viii asies. l=#l=
The plnss That pass NOS the wounds tai bal.
They laid her ia thc Robes that ,s,sq the dad
50 beautiful 10 rest 81 scarce Is ssist doom.
From form lair. the gentle sp.rti He'd
Bot only hailed 10 SOME Eysa4 dreams
And stun the Fl,ry % a vanished ass.a,
The lingering lalo q pan 4 ras.
Shed o'or hey lovely s.crp t. latest Fiesm,
Lie evening ro-5-. 't whea tae .Ilaa.ss Lay
Hath BED Fer sea and saare. and llde8 larauar'
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Arablan. Es,ptian. italian and EaraIgIIa

= u II II u
at the lo1es Cs es, and Their delivery L,uchburE, in
sound condition., warranted Tomb and Marble Mon
anss naie II ofdor fog de- ns may framed at
the sfnfe 81 u " Moor, MAN Sioset.
IL received the laeat sic at fl.s flr stcco cor-cs
- 80 wishing Ia have old parton. fitted up after uc
- ai tic s9efa Ges, do sos by applying 20 the sub
Jan. 2J-Wfs John LONG.
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a '..IrH .,f
"A tor the eo,,,t, 4 t' " a. i i'u \ nS'tefl, held
ON iur.I1, t i, NIT : a ',ie t''ft iiose thereof
Of C. b.p.,r,. - --' ''' s.t,''5 as Oouli
Robert j. white Admins lr,,,r If t,,; e.,.
d,,5l ' ' -"s'' oi ldiicis \, stephens,
;. iH1i'.-h'
Tb.r,,s RI. = ''2t
~ ~ l''sci', 'ani..i TRAITOR OF John + Eocoek, deed,
Err,~, '',' u io'2iId efgHsen deed W ii!iam Vi
cbrlos = ti u s'i9 boaea-d + e-fison, deceased,
49,, -, ,'..5'la, " titan Nj Moseey and JOHN A.
& Eg 1T -, ,a'Hahei Lancaster, deed, bernafd
tl l'a'l' ~. itig4soa aud Loasa {. his wife,
N,rtIa + -. . a'ssh, -d"IE y ferguson,
SAM IL W. '"i'es =. fefe35oa, Maria l.. feGu-
John A. M; = , s.' ana v ii'ia,' y. fefslzan' the sad
r,h \ ,d ~ IN a -'i"it,3 james l.. Mara l.. Ha
& ~ AUS " 'i9"lh H. beng children OF the sad David
rrI -, , ,'u ,ii,sii' administrator o Eliza Susan
Ecr,n.,, i,1 e" " me, administrator o Dousald
On motion Of Il p1at6 = rs heiendents'
/, an'i 'a' i ny counsel, Henry / Eosock
a. Liza f. Mary A. S,I = - .9 el'i,e ehts' Joih
and William II !E ,a, ' 'ihes - MARIA l., Sarah \,
[ ''a II efS nson to defend them IN this su there
ti 'r IMAM. 'e's " their sad guardian flied
To ol aaG b as' the a5qn isi,h5aois W.m
sent dnt@ s tb@ ASii2y i2f preceding against ab-
en- s,lIi,, ,li l M ~ d, !et'PPeared aud CIV
o motion q, sad pli.fa ~ ~ % the 1our',
as To- them a , sbI1 '',e - 9a on i9f confessed
Charles f. hr,-lft, md ~ ,nc pelinaat,
and John 80 '','I' " llllam NJ Aoseiey
mnt Of Naa@ .a g' - He g. last Hill and tesla,
RichlrI II ti,u, .4,,;.. - u h'ahef ana
appearing have been dul cxec5,,l and ] ",on'
months baya, el;scd since the r.tlrr ag,. II ' p ''o
the ding the Plaintiffs lii and ily si liie' a'l a'ea
and plead answer or mr. - G+ i - % appear
4. 10 't.ltsrstu as 10 those De
The urt ,''.s "a 10 D ne a On tle bill answers
T. En,,ck ia ~ - N' 'u,5iaisttatof Of John
decd the NAM lrfrdt ~ 80 "a Douead feignscn
gIsun and o,a t. hi. Wi. s,l IL "a. "N.a ~. r u
Tor Of ilham stevens If d. n - f,l a1liis,r"-
drew " hllr executor 81 ti I NJ, u 'i'e ie1eulh IN
aid Ferguson Dbl and an , IN gssi,,ht Oh lou
by counsel: On cons,3rr,ti, ~ ~ una vas ~ ued
ilgc order and d tit Nv 'tfo, me e9ift doth sa-
FERGUSON and NuJ,r,t VII al 'sld'its' "liiam W
administration al tla ,s,,a ~ " eoai' ol their
son. decd hefare d. ,re, p ,.,.f ,-ad efgt,
a special 'ofpp,i.~,,,c f,r fi -, ~ = 'e. arp mica
and ,,,le the .l ,"e purpose, ana required to state
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as NETS, 10 Which would call The attention Of The In
dues JOHN r. DAVIS
MAY l3-ts
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"" ~ We dat"es :" leGGe, Thomas atlir. and
|'," ms "il'' formerly Elizabeth Aetue Moses MAJ,
try and Jane has wife formerly Jane Aiecae, " ihsm
ne, " nilln ioiHan aid .zaa Ina lis vie lorp,
N"rdh Ann Met ne, cyrus ArCae CpnlAia Am Huh
ana Elizabeth MeCue, infant eI.a.en oi li,zsiee MG
decd. 49, ~ Nu',
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tDBERT T1NSiEY. &c.

Ia Circuit Superior Court of ,aS and Chaneery held
"A 1' the county ot ApPonaN lie House thereof
on i'esIay, thc -J day OF oetobe 6, sitting as Comt
decd, 'PIain;1t5. ''''''