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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

MAD DoG-On Saturday evening last, about
O'Clock, the good citizens in the vicinity Of La
fayette Square, were very much afffighted by the
cry of mad dog mad dog and the report of pistols
fired at him; but happily no one was bitten by
him. We are glad to see the authorities are pur-
suing so rigorous course towards mongrel ours
Of high and low degree
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FINDER THE ICE-HOUSE,
" Corner Of 81. Charles and
P0ydras streets.-The subscribers
have made arrangements with the
best DIARIES of New Y OTk, Penn
syIvania and the West for a con-
slant supply Of
Sweet Table Butter,
It viii be delivered at the resi-
dences of our customers (wlthout
extra chaTge) in STONE JARS, from
3 to 10 fb.
PLANTATION BUTTER always
on hand; also, COOKING BETTER.
Also, Italian, French, Holland
and American CHEESE. E1 {
furnished at the lowest price.
myH GEOF
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THE FOURTH AT BosToN.-The Fourth passed
off in fine style at Boston There was floral pro-
cession, grand military and civic procession, ora
tons, dinners, fireworks, and every conceivable
demonstration of joy, with scarcely an accident.
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TRAVELLING.@The travel this season bids fair
to be much greater than for any year previous
Nearly every steamer that arrives at the dock
well loaded with passengers, while our public
houses are filed to overlooking nearly every day,
The pleasure travel has not yet commenced but
the middle of the month will bring out thousands
to seek a change of scenery and air. No place in
this country furnishes so pleasant and agreeable
yist- as Mackinac and the upper country. Cool,
inyigorating air-scenery surpassed no where in
the Union-pleasant sails, and in fact everything to
make it The resort for all in search of spot to EN-
joy warm weather.-Drtroit ClIich.l Free Press.
Gz- Ralph Waldo Emerson is delivering course
of lectures in Londcn, on the +" Tendencies and
duties of Hen Of Thought
Gs- There is a story told in Berlin that the Min
lister Eiehhon only escaped the fury of thepopulace
in consequence OF rogush student having written
with cfald, on the back Of his coat Property Of
the Nation"
0s In New Hampshire the people voted, 1894
II H. in favor of law to prohibit the sale Of
liquor, except for mechanical and medicinal pur-
poses; but the Legislature did not pass such law.
LIDERAL.-The New York Tribune announces
that Mr.. Augustus Graham has presented to the
Brooklyn City Institute and Hospital, bonds and
mortgages to the amount of SAG, SGD.
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPB.
INSURANCE OFFICES.

INSURANCE UFIICES.
Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn.
g., sEAgENENT OF ASSETS o. lst M1RGE6 I9t8
Cash deposited IN Banks IN Hartford, beafng
interest at the 6f per Ct annOm.. 75OD-l1NO
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. l2,eM
:. :. FaTGlefs, and AIecGanics' Bank,
-. Hartford ..i..............,..... n,R0
:, Gonueql;icGt River BanA........" 1929
e. E. Eagle Bank, Providence. ......... l,3g0
:. E. Lee Bank, Lee Massachusetts,. 6g9
Connecticut River Company. 1'5 g0
:. :. Hartford and New Haven Raiifosd 1900
The above Stocks OF the most substantial
character yielding to per cent. interest
vance on The above mentioned cost prices of 81 O003 G0
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... 2l,e90
Bills Receivable, paya6Iein 80 days after demand am
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate, or
Total Assets of tie Company 1886, 250
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street
u The undersigned, Agents for the above Company
WIN. R. FOsDICK,
mylO tll1stN GEO. C. LAWRAsON-
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TNHAT SPLENDID BAR-ROO NJ, attached to the -
IA GoMaEEsItL M9Ts III ef % S e0r III, Ra1 fSS
for three years competent person. For particulars
ply on % tie premises up stairs or to JAMES Ro.cH
CHhON OMETERS.
- TWO DAY THERMOMETERS, splendid iustfu-
" ms' RMUE IoCKE " No. and Front mt Leye
Je27 IT, between CustOmhOuse and Benvilie streets.
SUMMER HATS.
TAMPEACHY Panama, China Pearl Tuscan 70
~ braid, English Dunstable, Chinese and other ~
Spring and Summer styles of Hats every variety, Sa
can be found DARCY'S, Canal and Chartres stS
2. S. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS Just received
his morning by Telegraph. apot
MIR. HENRY HERE'S PIANO FORTEs.
TTyIIE Public are respectfully informed that VIM T.
Il MAYO, No 5 CAMP Street, is aD- -yzzzz-z1z--y
pointed my only Agent for the sale OF my - a Ag5
PIANO FORTES in Louisiana, where n N kI FI N
they will always ind an assortment OF my X .
Square and Grand PIANOS and PIANlNOS. The In
sTuments are made my Mandatory Paris, and guar
anted TO give the greatest satisfaction ~ =, ,,,,,,
Jyll I'm HENRY HERA.
PIANO FORTES.
HENRY. PARSONS, 90 Camp street, Cnew stOre) fOur
L doors below POydras offers for sale
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES, 60
from j. Chickering, Nuns Clark, Gilbert r n EI ri VI
and A. II. Gale & Co. This stock cOmprsesa X
a great variety, embracing the much esteemed Eolan
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. jesuit
HIGHEST. PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES &c,
10 BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol >ssta
- diers that he may be found Under SfkS-n
80 the ST. CH8RLES HOIEL- SGfAtt
IA5E-Ss5 Corner Qf CTTGULer street, for the --AA-
purpose of purchasing SOLDIERS DISCHARGES,
LAND SCRIP &c, at the highest prices
BUGBEE being well known the largest portion oil the
Army fatters himself that he needs no references but
sOliCits their patronage. , ~
BUGBEE may be found under the St Charles Hotel corner
of GTayler street Jel9 I'm
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Gz~ Ralph Waldo Emerson is delivering a course
of lectures in Tendon, on the Tendencies and
duties Of Hen Of Thonght..'
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RSSREs MMEMIs,

ZOE CREAM GARDEN.
n LL0ph AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
- I'll Ge N favor of supporting establishment Of
ms hlhu VIII oe hlnd enough to call and put IN , ~
oel V9e y Nv VIII cost ten cents for the best glass
OF Ice cream that can be found in this city, Judge
from the demand and from VIII at nv customers saw we
Perhaps they are attering the only way 10 te that n
acknowledge that am greedy, ike all the balance Of The
human kind me mere custom have, the am anx
lous to get. GsV Call and try the Cream and oblge
jy7Im corner Of St Charles and Union "a SIS
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PARISH PRIsoN.-We have heard great deal
about models, but we never saw model prison
until yesterday when we visited the Parish Prison
Of New Orleans Ii is certainly the eleanliest and
best-conducted establishment of the kind in this
section of the country. The floors of the cells are
kept as clean as the decks of a man-of-w war, and
the cots as pure as the hammocks of "A gun ship
when they have been hung out 6 early in the morn
ing to the healthy breeze" The different de-
partments are admirably administered, and were it
not for the fact that the vsiter must necessarily
know that it IS a prison, he would otherwise come
TO the conclusion that it was hotel. To tins es-
adjustment large lighthouses are connected, IN
which at separate hours the male and female pris-
oners in the different departments are made to battle
The yards of the prison, which are composed OF
sandstone, are regularly washed three times day,
and all offensive smell is removed by the APP
plicatiOn Of chloride Of lime The prisoners, if
in want, are furnished with clothing by the
Sheriff Of the parish, Gen. Lewis. The food OF
those therein ncarcerated is of the best description
Each person has salt meat four days during the
week, and fresh meat for three days. 10 each m
dlvldual, every day, Is given fresh loaf OF bread
weighing l6 ounces, together with suitable supply
of tea in The morning, and moasses, beans, vinegar,
pepper and SALT and, in fact, every thing that can
conduce 10 the health of the unfortunate inmates.
This large establishment is principally under the
control OF Mr.. Samuel Powers, the Chief Warden,
who deserves much credit for the excellent manner
in which he conducts the economy Of the building
that has been submitted to his care, All who
know this gentleman, cannot but esteem him for
his Kindness of heart.
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VI y M S.

Nc Va VI V 80
WANTED
A SITUATION AS A BOOK-KEEPER wanted by
tionable references given Please address W. v B., at
the Crescent Office 90 St Charles street, JylO Ivy
WANTED
A SITUATION in wholesale or retail DRUG STORE,
"a by young man who has served regular apprenticeship
the business, and give good Recommendations lie
would have objections take situation in the country
For further particulars, apply at this olce Je26u
NOTICE
MIR. H. Q. HALL IS our authorized agent during our
IVA temporary absence from the State.
Jyl5 Pm HOYT & FORD, II St. Cha1Iesst
HATs-HATs- HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
lust RECEIVED per steamship Crescent Cjty-300 doz.
- BUENA VISTA HATS-Whte, Black and -
. r 1T Pear and Of all qualities; The majority ~
# consisted those Extra Fine WHITE HATS -
q so much in demand at the present tim e-all ~
for cash Join DURBRIDGE
Wholesale Manufacturer and Dealerin Hats and Caps,
Jy11 I'm q Customhouse street, New Orleans.
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING
HOUSES TO RENT and PROPERTY FOR sale.
w VAN BENTHUYSEN, Broker AND GENERAL
w. AGENT, hes opened at his office No. 81 -
CRATER Street, a REGISTER of Dwell K55fA
hngs parts of Dwellings; Stores and parts Of lStissl-
Stores, offices, etc, To Rent; also, REAL ESTATE
The object of this Register to comprise all such infoma-
ton relative Houses for and Real Estate for sale
will enable persons glance whether the terms and
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings, etc. all such
information being had at one central point
Property holders and Agents for the renting OF Houses,
will no doubt readily appreciate the benefits of such
Register, and invited to send in description OF peml
ses, location and rent
Register and daily additions will be made until the Register
becomes as complete as it possible render it. A small
e75~W Y. 3. will attend to the RENTING of HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE, both In this city and the
country. Jyl0 I'm
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0ARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS,

- The public is respectfully informed that this san
{.A most delightful place of resort and amuse- t3a
aiil ment is open under the management $500
of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds BIO. X
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
nar and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation made to fur
n dinner parties with all the decacles of the season, and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite barkeepers
will be found their posts 10 administer to the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socits
ap13 ON JAMES DURhO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

FOURTH OF July AMONG THE LUNATICs-The
inmates of the Lunatic Asylum at Utica N. Y,
celebrated the Fourth. The patients assembled in
the Chapel, which was decorated with wreaths,
flags, etc A poem, written by one of the patients,
was read, and the address delivered by Mr.. Rogers
We here give some of the toasts. They indicate
any thing but insanity;
old eLaRdMay the be transferred from her potatoes
to the human beings that Cypress her sons.
Republican FFaRce-The spirit of liberty little intoxicates
her: dunk away Johnny Capeau-when you older you
will bear itbetter,
BY G. CoBB, Jr-May Santa Anna take his everlasting
flight, and leave Mexico without oil to light his path
Hurrah toI our brave General Zachary Taylor
Give him the big ship, for he is brave sailor.
general Seott-May he have plenty of time to cool his
pOuidge
Matty Van. with Wilmot's plan
Let Taylor beat him if he can
CaSs, alas I'VE think il best,
His home shall be IN the far West.
Dish Struggles for Freed0n-A little less barney and
little more grape, Pat.
By mss HENRY
Our country's laurels fade will never.
With Washington and General Taylor.
By Mr.. BEMIs-TBc Coming Electi0R-May we not find
that in the boiling Of the political pot the scum has risen
lie ton
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,,r RAN AWAY.

VIE BOY DANIEI1-aged about 30 years, feet or9
hiStl complexion, copper color fatheT Ean
hsshv IL q g nsia gE6tsg y hi. gFpeAFge sna 81.
n IaHissis Esl bF 30 4 III HsgFsi,e ~ hafs 80
.Stss ]. hy!!s asgt fe 1s U 81 s Hui II 4 p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
MONTHLY BULLETM-No. 6.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almostliteral!y a sui
phate of Sayaparilla. So
highly concentrated is il that
ne dose is but The halt of n
perB small teasDO0HfHI-
l while the dose Of that which
is sold in large bottles. is
inearly q loine-g glass In adj
EDITION TO SaHaparilla, il con-
tains q powerful cOncentra-
ton of Mandrake, Burdnck,
Queens Delight, Elder, Vel
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other pOrtant medical
meRts, Which are not found
in any other preparation.
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DIR. DAVIS SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY and TAR

TN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy fo
Consumption, Bronchitis, asthma, Coughs, Colds etc.
we append few notices of the character and efficacy of the
medicine Numerous testimonials may beseeu in paInph
let for distribution at the which sufferers are invited
obtain may be proper say that Dr. D. is eminent
practising physician of twenty years standing graduate OF
the University OF Pennsylvania
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From Mr.. John d. Morgan, Druggist dated:
PITTsBURG. Jan. IL, ls47.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great faction 70 those who have sed
it. know Of one instance Of permanent Of Asthma
|, -fgfxrr
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sAIP oHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.

FINE, WATCHES a5TTE -JEW VEIL x SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street. S~q
~ would respectfully invite the attention Of his 4&sA
friends and the public TO his and extensive r. n
sediment of line English and Swiss &AASE1
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manufactures of London
Liverpool, and Geneva. carefully put up, and weanted in
hne Gold Silver Cases Of the most approved Patterns to
suit Ladies Gentlemen Also. very large
of WATCH TRIMhfIN CS-cOmprsng every variety of
Ladies and Genlemen's Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons;
Keys and Seals Of the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES. Ga great variety >
Diamond Ruby Garnet. Pear, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
variety of Gentlemens Shirt Studs, Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scad Pins Seal Rings Silver
SuspeBder Buckles Gold and Silver Speetaees of every des
enptOn Gold aud Silver Pencils Silver Spoons Forks Cups
of every deserpOn Ladies, Fine SlyeI-pated Sheffield
Castors Candletcks Trays &C. Levi Brown and Spences
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold Silver
Holders, Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces, or Jewery would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
e. Particular attention given to REPAIRlNG Clocks
and Watches at short notice by the most skfu women to
be found in the country.
az Every description of Jeyery made and repaired to
order. i've I'm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Saturday :

LATITUDE, % 5780N.-Losa1rcDr, 80 Win Time, sa
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The STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY-List Of Pas
Sengers.-The following is a list of the passengers
who left on the Crescent City, from this port, on
SATURDAY. Iaet.
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WELLsvrILE Quo, Jan 90 19i7.-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine, and It
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly all
that YOU have forwarded and would be pleased have you
send another supply early the of transportation
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NOTICE.
MIR H. o. HALL is authorized agent during our
IVA Temporary absence from the State.
wis Pm HOYT & FORD. II St ChafIesst
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The authenticity of the above statement youched for BY
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford who knows Mr..
Toomey and the circumstances Of his Mr. T. IS now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

every yearof lhcir IL time produce ihnumenbe new va
roe. and VT fnl to &c; solitary sip oat Of them !
" hich vii pnduee ff1h superior 10 that from which
their seed taken. This Is owing to an ignorance Of
The laws oil nature 10y which all good varieties are
produced.
II should bn ecullecied that the fruit of our orchards
,nd gard us are all improved varieties al Wild fruit
The pulp ~ apple pear, Sc, winch We ca. and Tor
shich We value lheu very small N the original "a
gj,6 ties having been intended by daiate 10 serve as
simple sheath protection f the seed. J. is the Object
~ cultivation 10 diminish equanfiiy oi wnod Il the irut
tree AID tie SO Il the seed and Ia nefease the quan
illv ct pulp lie fruit trcrs u orchards. lhrnrn.
are n an unnatural falr. they all baye Tendency 10
return 10 thu natural Wild state, aud # len 10 them
selves ircullyBIlan Is WithdmWn lfnm tbem, IN ie"
generations they all viii rcturG 10 IL 1hIs tendency
10 rctufn 10 the Wild stale alHay afonser ~ Old than
IN Young lruii Trees.
II we take the seed Of the common wild crab. which
the type Of all the apple tribe. and II an apple which
is not quite rpe plant II ~ rich and well pnlvenzed sou
keep the ground clear Of other snbs and u "cds, II
viii produce vafety Of apple one degree superior 10
the crab Ike the seed Of his new apple before 1t II
auitc rne cuilis#lei and It viii produce another va
rcly sui farther removed from the s, aui 50 the AIN
cli,a,ian may be continued lar several generations.
Bat this progressive amelloraliun hss II, lults he
voud winch cannot 90. he limits ui F'i'cil"n ~
he apple have beeh md to be har generations ct he
pear, five, If the feael three iia'7' cherries ana
indeed usf siane huns require bul llfra successive re-
PRODUCTIONS 1an The seed 10 reach the limits OF Their
peffectinn Allof they have been reached. the road
tun- bach that a. The seed produce inferior varieties,
and they vii . nfinne to deetiante I'll the varieties
bee, me almost "a bad as hose with winch sci out
,nd lhpn thefe will be another turn laf thu better.
The rule nf uaturs therefore. winch mnst observe
in the prdurtisn ii vafcue, oi gnnd ni from The
,cd IS 10 tale tn 81 Of young rees Il rtrey winch
Is IN progress Of aHlepraoo Wbe. says Nh. Do" nng
.,fhe ,red4 81 Tie oldest varieties of good fruit yield
mostly laleraf sfs seed taken from the recent vauc
.I.t,., Fy,f.lFyY 10 Ia fan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

This disease, frequently called in tins country swe
led head attacks both onmon baru-yard fowls and
turkeys The first symptoms watery fluid being
discharged nom the eve The eysis become in
famed and swell; and the swelling extends less
over the head ie i'd discharge proceeds from the
n,s,rls. which obstrucis respiration that the flw is
constantly sneezing and gasping In bad cases one OF
both eyes are frequently destroyed. The disease is be-
liered tn be contagious, and fowl is affected
1t should be removed e dry and comfortable place
where there will be no liability of the malaly being
communicated Others ifmauy fowls are affected II
will be advisable 10 remove the whole of them, aud wash
their apartments with strong wash of ho, lime \
writer in the English Agricultural Gazette recommends
as the hest remedy bathing the head with lormen
alions in which poppy heads have been infused and civ
- preparation OF n.egrease. (ard probably would
u As well. and chopped rue mixed togelhertwo tea
spoonuls for fowl twice day. For drink, the fowl
ere allowed water which has iron rust and sulphur IL
i. Southern Planter
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~ GIlANCERY.
virginia:

\ IfElhIa;
Ruiz, held in the Clerk CIice Of the Circuit Superior
"A Court of w and Ghaneery, held Tor Bedford County
the diy Of Nay, ISIS
SHHthsoH II DAVIS, B,Wkef Preston and John O eft
wish lie reants and aflnel trading under and
rm Il Davis Preston To-, Who Tor the benefit tie
said Bowler Preston, Plaintiffs,
John Thomas, &c rye +. Thomas, Armistead Orv
Shelot Bedford and such administrator joel itv ch
dol. illam b. Beach, administrator of James Adams
dec d., Elizabeth C. Adams and GusaNus \. Wnafeld,
Defendants
IN CItANCERY.
The Defendants, John \ Thomas and Gcrgc +. Thomas
MT having entered thcraPeaiance and security,
ror2 the Act o Assembly and the Rules OF this curt
and appearing hy satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants rI this Commonwealth II ordered, that thy
do appear at Iuc. to be hrd in the clerk, Office said
Circuit superior Count II Law and ChancrIy, Eedftd
county, on ID first Monay IN August and the
bill al the Pant and That this orct be- ,as,tied
neY>f Published in til town OF I.yncAhrc.
months e.s,voly ard posted at tie front door Of the
Courthouse OF tli~ County - selne Court day.
AEopf-lester
JOS WILSON, CPk.
MAY % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

T Circuit Superior Court Of Law a7d Cha1cerr,
n held for Bedford county, the 18th dly Of April,
lsts:
David Saunders Jr aud Ann Il ,Ietia bis wife, aud
Robert w Abram w. Lucy {. lranna NJ, DANIEL
". and Ilhn II Saunders. children If sud David aid
Iaetia which children are infants under The age of q
years who by the said David, I'll II Ether and next
friend, fill"'I',
against
Iocly Saunders. widow Of DAVID Saunders dec i.
James Saunders. " llam l.. saunders, X bert II. \
Saunders aud Ga4lavus L. Saunders. aud Thomas /.
Saunders IN pir own rigl' au1 as executors 81 David
Saunders d.cd, and Trustees al the plaintiffs uuder
The viii Of David Sauod rs James +. Buldu and Ma
linda his we. Thomas F. Mitchell and Ann ID. his Wit.
John = Chiffon and Emelne hls vile. John Galloway
and lucinda his wife aud David : and John J. Snder,
children and heirs law Of Sally snider. decd, aud
" Ham '. snder, Defendants,
In Chn,cery.
Tie Plaintiffs iled an order of publication in tbi
cause and thereup,n is ordered that his suit be 81
fr hearing a. Ia the absent defendants named therein -
The defendants. Robert II. \. Saunders. james +.
3 4udin and Nlaluia his VIII, David :. Sndrr, join
j. Snler and William \. Smder, who are ont OF this
county and agans whom the Plaintiffs appear to have
pr,ceed-d in The mode prescribed by law against ahsent
defendants sill failing To appear andanswer o. tcm,-
ton Of tla Plaintiff, nv their conn-e the Count 10th AXE
their bill lr conf ssed those defendants, and TIM.
d,y this cause came be heard upon the bill.
swer Of the defendant Ihunns l. Saunders. executor If
David saunders deed, and in his rg't. the
pcaons 10 sad answers, the snhpGaas awarded there
H. on the % day of September ~ which Ape n In
have been duly served upon the defendant i ocy Saun
drrs lanes saunders N III IN l.. saunders Gus avns T.
Saunders | hptnas p Mitchell and Am y. hi, wile
John T. Cnli'on aud Euelne his VT. and J ,hu Cal
llway and Lucinda his wife. who fi l9appnar and an.
@'vrr aud up1n he cNh bis and argued by COUNSEL
Upon consideration whereof, the Court doth adjud1r.
order and decree that the defendant lhom's T. eaua-
lprs and iusayuS 4 Saunders do bati re- John \