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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

Stree IA obi
yu dy Evening May 26Iast nigh, Of the second season
~" '' rs''o % Luz PS"l 81 IA SGsi
sas na D ,c S s boy Sse Isl tier Of
o Doors '.S open 6a sl Us9sa M daily
pALMoss otERe HHd aG BaFttT
ass 5S6 lrS 81 STH sy wheat
IN, -. LoMBARDI,
o1 this oesasion the Orchestra win be greatly increased
ceItante piece Lndpaaer Flute CiaoDst obos BSsr
soSRn On, and, and Fa re- q, Horn 9blsate
sure of producing before the public one his pupils Master
y T bao Msn4 s , ws s whP% T M
executed 9Th c. sivori,) ~ mv ar n f1 rrc
PAkLTr2Gs5 OPERA OPERA HOUSE, CARD.TsiGNoKA
Evening May s'A LE Eli D%SSR & Opera
s S% and 2a ep Of rf will between the
The Free List SUSPENDED except for the Press m26trc
SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS, BRoADwAY.-OnIy
oTTIAWs AND ExTL T's' 6 sEe Ek In
for ne last time THIS Evening" Tuesday May 2 s with
-, .sHAMUsV ot'BRIEN, AND THE GRIDIRoN,
On Thursday MIR Lover will appear at Brooklyn at the In
''a's. MS new f sa!Si'sssf Fo &!
Xa;s d;ay i sn the last time IN New York, the 2h
the the Ao1 House. the principal and at the door IN
DSS o psnn performance
A Me lCAN MUSEUM-SPLENDi ID performance. thi,
SoTS NNE'"'rY + f RasU2 i fXgs
,Sfi; As 81 %ssosSi5.''
THE MOVING ;' HsS sF Nj, !S'9 &c
s;S ;: s:s Ssss "a
my8 re ~ 1855,
CASTLE GARDEN is opened for the season-h the
Evenings concerts OF instrumental Music will he pyen
the Al,
consisting OF selected compositions from Labitzly Strauss
next, May "a. s " 'ionua'
of half hour during the evening for
maaihg refreshments, and viewing the Cosmoramas which
ADM sion l2]a cents Concert commences at o'clock
ma Tc " " N''N'
" AuXHALL GARDEN CONCERT ROOM-A de.
shtul Musical Entertainment will given in the above
pop Piace OF resort every until further notice un-
uer ne direction Of Mr. Austin Phillips assisted by Miss Mar
tin Miss Jeanne Reynodson, Mr. Quayle Mr. Ray Sc Sc
onceIt tickets % ceBts, admitting Gentleman Ladies'
Free admission 10 Garden. m23 NJ re
AVA Grand and L roome SITS. 49, 'N'"e'"
FAREWELL CONCERTS.
>, CHRlSTf'S MINSTRELS
nave the honor OF announcing, that by the desire of
e heads Of numerous families they will continue for one
week longer their unpecedenedly popular Concerts which
,or Of thirteen weeks been nightly crowded
by the elite and fashion of the city. 49,
Admission % cents to commence o'clock my23Tt.rc
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AUCTION NOTICES.

- ALI OF FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION-A. LEVY
WIN sell on tuesday morning. at II o'clock at No. 1913
proauway acDoice collection of Plants
every variety N splendid order from the garden of Mr. D.
Doll sale positive Paintings, Saturday evening
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Weekly Report or Deaths,
Ia the city and county OF New York. from the I5tI
May to the 22d day Of May, 1871
Men, 81 Women, 20 Boys. Sc Gmls, 20. Total

May to the 22d day Of May, 1871.
Men, 80 Women, 20 Boys, Sc GIRLS, 20. Total 278.
Abscess Il apoplexy 81 bleeding q bleeding from lungs
burned or scalded q bronchitis. cancer 81 casualties 3;
cholera MINIMUM b; cholera morbus Il consumption,
conynsons 22; Group, 8; congestion Of lungs q cyano,s
debility D; derum emens 2. darTha, 8; dropsy dropsy
the head drowned q dysentery TO- epilepsy erysipe.
las TO- fever 10; fever puerera 2; fever remen 3; fever
scaret fever typhoid 6; ieger phqs %; fever
=; fever congesve heart disease, of 6 inflammation
BRAIN 2; inflammation of bowels o. inflammation of lungs
Inflammation Of stomach, Il inflammation of throat inh-
nation Of womb 3; Inflammation Of liver 2; inem erance
lnes yenera marasmus 0 measles 5: mort,icltion
neuralgia old age, 81 palsy q premature birth q rupture
scfoiuIs q spIue schnrus, ieethng, tetanus,
ulcers !; liberation of throat, Il unkuown,3.
Agt-Under year, n; to years. 20; to S. ~; TO TO-
i3 10 to 90 20 to 80 So 30 to 49, 81 40 2 10 co.
ID; To TO- o. 70 to 30 81 80 TO go O. 80 TO 0 L.
49,. CORN'S. b. ARR HER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office May 81 1917.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

ITO GRoCERs-For sale Of the best cash Family
T oeery stores IN The city with lease itocn ana In %
be surpassed For particulars addres. M 1 ri.
A BRAHAM KAsTQR, Fancy Goods. ssl Broadway.
forms his fri and the public that he has his
low his former establishment m8 ltt.rc
FRENCH sHIRi s.-NEsD'Ms PALMER * PAIR.
fancy oosd "syn. ao keep Constantly ON hand variety
Orders executsd FOR any part of the country m22 7.r
LIGHTNING COMPROMISING being the season
- Of The year when lightning rods are sS:9Isy
the p%be 70 Of The rods made and
e n amy are e
9% % as
III ' &Hso Ss.As' ' SgD Ss
ENGLIsH LAW BOoKs-Jqst imported. and are now
sa By the at ~
goth Of Modern kspos, Coke. RepqTs Pc
chaassy P1aces Harsoa Digest
1'l @aaSi ''''''''' ~'' THos D. BENNETT.
GARDmDR H0LLiCK hsss e announce hat in com
New York for and into Practice Se
new and important agents and principles explained II his
FROM a Sfs iii M once ware" ' ma Il
GERMAN SILVER.
lanes q: MOFFET No i2i Prince street, third block
Sdh s
S
or M goods sold w,l be delivered any part 81 'he city
DARisIAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT DEPOT for
New ~ ss AND @an s %
new and superior style AL sorts Of good sewing silk Ard
zephyr worsied and wooen yarn; sewing cotton, mohar
Damaged faded goods, ribbons silks saius msrinoes
ad aaa & so sad
equal articles. INC sot src
baSel asS so. 10 N...sT 3
Bsekman and Spruce invites the attention of those
s. a ss will ss " + h 5
I'VE on aad beautiful t lot ready
town ma 2wsc
EATrCountry dealers, hotel keepers, all consumers
r. pac1Srge' of good Black Tea for. ...s,ss
making sii their purchase. a.
s,sG:ys 2 Tsi zsD CHINA IN
MI cot rrc SO Catharne street.
S BEE r rHE S. plate. kS .iS.s 70 private P
parors and dining rooms hotels steamboats, &c.
s s and ne s
IN IT.
found at the wareroom No. 4a3 Broadway where the public
' l'eN 'A c. = s'I Hosk us Broadway
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
he paSe o %s
method ofpreserving aGsiay sound teeth which
SDr Gasis lis practice Of years has obtaasds
lis "s dsease s
While aEssTs ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS.
ders the tooth perfect Ii the
while IN soft state without and becomes hard For
nervous persons It peculiarly adapted. We have tried it."
ap8 1m@r
I EOO AILANTHUs TREES, for street planting
FL s sp ss:f :1ss K ~ to HENRY
Speers, upon the premises,
WINTER u Co. 81 Wall street,
=, over the Mechanics Bank
EYE AND EAR-DR POWELL, OCULIsT AND AU.
RlST PSI Broadway, of Warren street, attends
to diseases of the eye and from to 4 o'clock.
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

DROFEssOR OF MUsIC-G. r. SOLOMON takes this
mode Of informing his friends and the public that he has
moved to 90 Chatham street. where he continues teach Vio
lin Voloncello Guitar aud Singing heretofore either
classes singIy by and improved method peculiarly
usual time. -
French Acco rdion taught Terms moderate. ma 3otsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25


n Nuactured entirely of silk and straw, latest 4sN
Vstye aud fashion, to be had at II Division ST. tA2o2
- az the most reasonable prices. meg 3Ot re ~
q SIMMER HATS--Economy and Fashon--R o.
SBERISON Of the Phenix Hat and Cap Mandatory,
formerly OF No lO3 but of 80 Fulton street. New York.
and 63 Fulton street, Brooklyn, whose il has
been produce superior articles at the lowest possible prices
has introduced his style of Hats consisting
uiu pearl and dab Casters trimmed IN the peculiar
winch has hitherto given such veral
rs II The pespraon from staining the outside the
ma, Sd al the same time insnres comfort and coolness
REDUCTION IN PRICES.-Robertson gives notice that
he has reduced the price Of his Pearl Hats So and his
drnb Hats To 3d. and at the time challenges
factuers to produce better article IS higher
n, WM ROBERTSON, Jr.
j. onfsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25
HHey q, sTOHLMtNN, 10 Beyard st.
GEO: +. GERDING, % Mai5enIane'
r EDWARD RUPPERsBERG. "a Rose a.

&S00 CHALLENGE.-Notice 10 gentlemen who want
ROVO Their old clothes to look like new, cali At the
No Gold street corner Of Gold and Spruce where orders
WI be punetuay attended 70 AZ the shortest notice and
wearing apparel. my2 3ot issc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25
0KNoTTH ~ ;ss nt Go %6> Hat GQMISC" @

cTHEREs a GOOD HAT COMING" a
6NkNOA, No 1873 FULTON STREET, has just ~
opened Tor public inspection unequaled Summer
Hats and Caps his well known establishment in the Sun
Buildings the shady side of Fulton street, Just step from
the heat dust turmoil aud confusion Of Broadway Every.
thing about his celebrated cool and comfortable but
his hats remarkably so,andu addition these ensabe
summer qualities they eminent degree other
tie desirable at all seasons aghtness elegance
take quite as much pleasure in showing selling his
fu hats although for the sake OF the public and from feel
ngs OF hlantophy he would glad every man
IN the city with one OF them on his head m2l 6ts*rc
81 YOUNG X JONES, Ann street, are selling fine
trench calf boots at 81 So equal sold in this city
Tor st 81. Fine French boots 50 So usually
French patent leather boots ST. equal those usually sold
at 50 and $40 OF Shoes CATERS slip
pers always hand and made order short All
goods warranted to give satisfaction Mendng Sc done
the store. Please call and examine stock
m23 s0trc sYOUNG K JONES, Ann ST., near Broadway.
r. NEW FRENCH BOOT sTORE-The latest Paris
style Of French Calf Sewed Boots for 81 So equal TO
shose usually sold for 50 and 81 fine French Boots for
~ 50 49, city made equal to those usually sold for So
Glio Congress Boots with patent springs Boots Shoes
shortest notice Mendng &C. done in store corner Of
Fulton and Nassau streets opposite the Herald Office York
HARLEM RAILROAD EXTENSION TO CROTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

LOU for sale cheap now Standing nor ;ei he
in Greenwich ane opposite Charles Apply to Henry
Speers, upon the premises, or to
WINTER 4 Co. 81 Wall street,
. - over the Mechanics Bank
Also Forest and Ornamental Trees Of ali kinds ms iat
DYE AND EAR-DR. POWELL OCULIST AND AU.
~ RlST, 26 Broadway of Warren street, attends
to diseases OF the eye and ear from to o'clock.
StraRismus, or Squirting, cured in few minutes.
Artificial Eyes inserted Specacles adapted every
feet 80 -
Dr. Powell has this day published popular Treatise
Eye It's and their with rules for the selec-
ton of spectacles, &c.
To be had at the Authors, and of all Booksellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-Chambers street w ednes
dy Evening May 26-last might Of the second season
WIZ be performed Donizetii's opera of ~
LUCIA Dl LAMMERMOOR
opera BOOKS may be had at the box Office tier of boxes
and paque.te S "a tier so Private for eight
sons sZ DO Tor do, $40 Seats be secured al the HOY
Office, from 10 A. NJ till O'Clock r. M. dalv Wv N
Doors open ut half past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

nR. c. CASTLE 38l Broadway corner of White sire et
calls the attention public to his approved
and considered useless The editor of the Evening Post says
Dr. Castle in his practice of eigheen years. has obtained
and ability his composition for filing decayed and
wme REsisTs ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS it
ders the tooth perfect every respect put into the tooth
while IN soft state without pain and becomes hard For
nervous it peculiarly adapted We have tried
I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERs.-Tbe
subscriber being far advanced in years es;rops 10
ur IRON the cares of busess he therefore offers Tor sale III,
valuable aud productive property Saugertics al the ontL
Of e fsopus EIeek the of the Uudson R;vs,
hundred miles from New York aud fifty from Albany il
consists OF vast amount OF and above NJ hal
is now IN use, together with $50 acres of land
around the water power large part of laid out in
paper mill productive toll bridge and many dwelling
houses VIII De inciuoed "a the sale This property will
sold =" w" oe
There other falls fhe Esopus Creek within two and n
half miles othe Hudson River ofat least hundred feet iii
Of which be got for small and II iud;c
ousy improved would give city like Lowell On
these premises the manufactures ia full OPERATION are
the Ulster Iron Works the New York and b;te
Lead Works the saugeries Paper MILL grst mill and other
smaller works.
good steamboat regularly between these works and
New York Freghs up and down, IS to dollar per
ton taken from and delivered at the mills.
Payments will be made very accommodating. f not sold
before the 18th d June will be disposed Of that day by auc-
ton at the Merchants Exchange at ~ o'clock in New York
by Anthony J. Bleecker, Auctioneer.
For further particulars apply by letter. personally the
asctioneer No Broad street. New York the premises,
to HENRY BARCLAY.
roo0r or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

~ PURSUANCE Of an Order OF the SURROGATE OF
The County IF New York notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against GEORGE BhTIEMAN,
late of the City of New York. Grocer deceased present
the with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, the
u Lohen Loher No 203 Centre street the City Of
New YORK, before the 27th day Of November
Dated New York the eth dav of slay gi7.
KEBECCA BETIEMAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-25

TO CARTMEN-The cartman who took a Iot of ooh
Arm Chars with hair cloth seats, from the Franklin
rouse some ten days since will be literally rewarded bv
vng Information at the office of the where the chairs
49, ,ei.. my2i 3t-rc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14

Sidie Of Vermont, I'D. II r-nebcrr1
Di,lrl, 90 i.IrlNsn.t lituatala probate
toUH holden at Cast.clou withIn and lots.lI
distinct on the 2Ist DAY Of Drcombrt 1915.
Pfesenl, A. Warner. Judge
WIN. / Richards administrator OF the 80
tate Of LydiaRchstds larr OF roullnry In sad
dtNlncl deceased .hav,ng made application to
sad court Tor anekteuslou Of tho time hereto
tore limited Tor tie payment OF the debts a.
gainNl sald estate, one year from the 23I day
OF December, next
II Is ordered that. aid application be heard
At We FruhA'r office "a taslclon. on tho
HSi edn'nda1 OF febfnaV, lsi7. aud that
hhil." ll"feol be gwen to oil persons ioirr.
esled ~ SAID estate hv publication OF tnis
otdct three weeks sIrCcs.l,eIy prrviou. f.,
The TINE Of h"aung, IN tie Rutland Herald 4
ne" spapef pullet at Rutland
uue copy oiKecotI
}, a. WARNER REGISTER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14
DAGuEREEOTYPE MINIATURES.

DAGNEREEOTYPE MINIATURES.
u. llENDEE, respectfully informs
4. tho inhabitants al Rutland and vIrInl-
iy lh-' possessing all de la'ost improvements
10 lac ant. ani aNery superior appataius he
- now prepared 10 take DagurrrcuIypc Like.
he'scs, IN stvI" that equals the finest en-.
craving" AM with tfuthulucss 10 nature
ih'l su'pa's,N ne best paintings The, are
rendered PERFECTLY dIslrocl, are prepared 10
resist 10" "rupu O the afr and iIgh', and arc
not liable 10 foe or change
I'alc- md gentlemen are repeatedly in
N'cd to call and examine ,pecltnens, and
Improve tie present opportunity to ohlaln a
lt"r ana i'r Ike copy Of tho,f own feature.
~ irusr OF ihclr t'l"nds
Rooms 81 \ Overs Hotel
y. i, hose " 80 have had hkrnp.,r,
Ne" oy the old prprc,,, can have Them re,a-
ken attn tuH,ng rpcrse
INSTRUCTIONS given. including III recent
,'hp'"'rm'n''1' co.orlog, &c. Apparalu,
iurn shed on reasonable terms
Dec I'm. 1910 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14

ln Sr~h0y-an. VS.. ON to crl OH.
VI, igrc. a, vie OF samuel o ,.rr,,e-
4at 1aulh,ef Of the ate lion. Hosos S!rorg
a. IAls Ipw 70, eyed "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14
DR NORTON'S ANQDtNE COM
POUND

- y,
'""' 'fFF"''"' h'''''' '".'
1 10 'uHs..'r.s '.trs Obtained w.. ~
,.,,I,e rg't Co SO t,e al. 80 pamt'
.H....I Io, We cnuo'' Ut hur'ni. ''c
.." .fes' ,rito Atro '''lst me ''r'e l.i Mo
"'a
if'I INV ~ w ND'I VAN
.'.e ~. u. ,,~. cso 10 fut0'sN.F
.r bod. tt..r,t su.hrflt, -
lnI. country. mai ,,, ,rp,,, sn,, ,,.t,m.
81, f., alcn5r1 with nai...tto.s to
IUe loNinr are decmcd .,n.cu,
lrle'v tcuiN ih.t J have ,cro us AZ
rlf.I,ff,uuu OF I1f Mouuu's aupncsliuo tor
,sr prevention of pam. ,hatt, lad ,dc.t,t
edrp, ,n rt~,cu,,as me suffering. ~ rhc "a.
ucr,. Jutiue operation, snd MaI 30 tsd
j &C. WARRr>.M y Pr 4. ~ Aont
ory auj NutgcN Mass Med college
boston, Oct 10 lhtG
IN saturday h'i. removed a'nm'' nom
'hr sim ~ pstlott ~ho hal immc i''r'V
Nc'uts tuhaIcd somc lhiug prepared .h' ~
Morton OF his ,uS--thc p,r.uon lasted
seven m,nu,cs-lhe patient gave DO ,nti,a.
non "l suncun2 she assutrd mo Rhot
waids That che dii not N.hrr, nor has size to-
ihe ptos"hl l''ne a"ilrfed any nton'suICur~
from TIE inhaIIu ~
blp.'HI nay iNIl, VI J.. TtoN
oilhs |H"''pr. al surgery I nn.
lcai surgery, Mass Med tollrr
bo'l"a' vet SON 1917.
cctuiN that 'N". 'e o..
m'nlFt'n'n OF y
tvo.t' lent> on'.a' ''. '.fu
- So
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O'' ~ '''''"''' wy ''
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>P''"'' ~, ,,',
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14

distinct in tins State. ha, rcsrtcd. IA was
expected. in the election %, Peck loc..oco.
hy a small plurality.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14

When boo, h.eIn apr'e1 when,
D., at.Aeu ri '1TivCs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14
LIST OF L.LTILKS

TT" VI III sINl0
ID ENAINING in me Pos, Office ,D,,
IL lsndlt on The $50 II.r.oI,.T liza
4 wood Leland lI,si.v i,.,,,
fDco T. mr. Hon p.uI
~, = nun'"n lanes
Bristol Chss4 la, H. II
Nndi,h Ja,ne, U,,,r,n .,,a,
Henson I hpmas II,,d.r,a,' H..
Chlpman Hannah J.,k.o, At,,,na
Cuui.- Eliza Islam I.,r,
CIrk tz,a I.,
Clafk Man = III 49,
Calm Max Met kel,., Nm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14
FARM For SALE.

III! = 4.u ku."o % lie HaI 4n Farm r.
i P.rrrcv. sulsled uu p u 4.
Di..rs ut,u I've ..gs u' ,'t-... 1,...
llgto tie estate Of T. r Ns ,r. vlI -f
sold a, pu .c 'eodue on NE Oh d.t 0fFet-
rlsfV, I-t7, az oae O'Clock p ~ no W.,,
por ney. a, ream,u. iIo'e. Terms ma le
Known o. TIE aar o. sale
MINERVA l. MAILARY.
AamiHJirairIr
Vest Poo tnel Jan. = 1871
GAME % Amman A'ar, and G.a~t. Oh
N ~ IS g. Lsrg 90. 9f,-.- ~
SIolpA RD-
ENVELOPES
IN0Rs.s ne t.u.sa-f - POD or
i ooze0. Al Ne Rutland County Bp1L
s,9's " : &. STOuptRD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14
SANDERS READING BOOKS.

4 NEW supply Just received and tor sale
~ hy the bundled, dozen or single, at tic
pubi.ncrs pu.c., bY
y = e. STOQDtRD.
Eu ,nd 20h Dec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-14

j & ARRTN.W y rtT of Au,,
omy anj Nutgcu Mass Mrj college
Boston, Oct 10 lhtG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-19

NIRGlNIA At Rules held in tie Clerks ofiies 81 tie
county court n bedford. the 7th dsy Of August lS47
Ambrose Oils, William t'ls, Archibald ts and Lucy
sYe late Lucy ellis and Elizabeth Cor, widow III Jane.
Coz, dec d, formerly Elizabeth ellis, plaintiffs,
against
John 7 Hawkins, administrator Of John ellis decreased
John " ellis committee Of the estate Of Jsms. ellis Eliza.
beth Gls widow and feir Of Anthony Gls decd, aud
the milan; children Of the aid Anti tll. deed To
John H. t'ills Oscar Gill;, Ann r. G Mary r. ellis and
Louisa {. ellis, Defendants,
Is CuAECERy.
The Defendants, Elizabeth NJ ellis John N G. Oscar
t'is Ann ellis Mary T. ellis and Louisa {. ellis not,
having entered the appearance and given security according
to ire ac oi Assembly and the rule. Of this Court and a
peaE by satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants
OF TINS Commonwealth II Is cred that The said defendants
do appear before The Justices al the county Cont Of Bedford
AZ the Court House thereof the fourth Monday in October
next and the original bills the plain
hs, aud that copy ol tins order he forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the hbuc Tor two
months successfully and posted the Iron, door Of the Court
House Of this county
Copv-Tes,e
August l2-w2n JOHN II. sTEPTOE, Clk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-19

srIRGISIA A. eeuft held ar Bedford county, at the
\ courthouse, the 29.bds Of juno 1917
Samuel p X Norman. Thomas Norman John Moor
man. Arcles Moonsn, Francis Lee and saran ms vic, 9f
NIL sab aIo,rn,n Plaintiffs,
Ggdins,
CHARLES Norman. homas Watson and Rebeeca his "ifs,
Formerly Re,arca Norman juhal Cundf aud han"y IL has
VIII. formerly Nancy II. Norman Daniel Monnnan Cor
nelia Norman and hloorinan, heifs al Ia" Of
.nn,I af..,,nan decd heirs at law Of
" lillian Norman, deed; heirs AT Ia" Oh
James AIarma- deed, William l.. Goggn, administrator
and one Of the heirs law Of Pleasant NJ Goggin drrd;
i..ran r 1;agein, John q L. Ghggn, Thomas b. Moonln
and onee. E. his WIFE formerly Frances f. Goggin, John
r. Stcpioe and Sarah p his wiir. fpnerv Sarah p Goggn
lanes tegin and ornclia Jane Matthews and Mary Ann
Matthews, children of Emily Matthews, decd, formerly
Emily Geggin, Defendants;
TX CHASCERY.
The Defendants, Charles Norman. Jubal Cundif and
Nancy his WIFI rnerly Nancy Norman and Daniel Moor
man Cornelia Norman and Norman, heirs at
law Of .smuel Norman, deed; and ,
the heirs a, law Of James Norman. dcc'1. and
heirs a, law Of " iam Maoiman, deed, Lncian Il.
toggin lanes VI Goggir having cnt red their
and given security according Ia the Act OF Assembly
and the rs Il this enu and appearing To the satisfaction
o the that hcv not inhabitants Of this commonwealth:
II is ordered that the said Defendants do appear here the
fourth Monday September ard the bill IF the
Plaintiffs and that eopy of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in the of yncbrg, for
two months spccessyely and posted at the front door OF the
court house Of this county. \ cnpv-Icste.
July S-w2m JOliS u. SrEPTOE, Cfk