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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20

hl.taq ScaiHH, May Il, lsj).--"ln Nrg,ta-
bic Puiupauy Eal>Jm plQ"l'n hy kEID *
GUITAR, Of Boston, has hstume tAc m'st Pop
Mar medicine ever pat hith iJr ia" cui"u ui toHghs,
CoiL, an t"usD4gJtHr. iHai It ,s "utiut 81 It,
aigh reputation j. made sufficiently cyID,nI T., the
tnnrn.ily Of it, annual sG.-. Mcs,,s. Reed y
Cuiar ar above qrrke ', dep uding alon upon
ia intrinsic vi lurs ui their medicinal ulrlort'I"us
irr their dspo-,d. luubug O., 81 plo1uy', that
il NV. IT, READ pl asu." tu u't J.r tiu..- oud
:u.wtous tribute of uur .rcpiomrn ,tl.u 1. Il med
l..nr Wr know to 200. ol lo.d IA rDl.'
An rmilult ll}s.rr.n "I.l 2 u-,--'l have for
some tmt uts, b.ru n the hthh oi I.sciiblg
.u' Nc-rt la, Pulmonary I.o.-.m So IuUsunl-
IONS, "srl ,t, pi'utsI, slli.u! 0i b.uu., and
coughs, or pulmonary affections ofcyuy kinds;
N.l uiih confidence recommend it rs superior 10
INV 9th .r prep ration uscd igr the above COM
l,auts.'
Nov. I, ISjO.-New Certificates, to auu, any
.>t.pt, "a. .hr br added Il drrncd necessary; bul
t.c urDp.rtprs feel that tGc article hls b ,corr so
universally well known, and lis virtues geuer-
5'y acknowledge by physicians aud others, rs
"a mnhri il unnecessary Ia OTTER. ~ this time, fur
her proof Of the mcru. Of this hishIy popular ar
l,rc.
Beware Of Countercits and limitations, such
~ Caters Compound Pulmonary bdls,t,u, Amer
l'.u Pulmonary BaisaJu, ad oilers, iu part bear
Iug the nau" Enui,c ios ,hc article. b, its
WIN. udu.u, IA"
"NEGhIhULE PULMONARY BNSAN.'
ani s.c luNt it 10. thu U.,ll,n signature ui Vi ~.
Cutter uppu % 1,,h,v hb,, on tu. aiur wrappers.
Ia.a b.uis vnt seal o., stamped Vegetable lui 70
.luutr, G..sl.."
lr.f.trJ b., hEfD& rtiLER, tnror'crs
A Nh.rsae u uiri, in Medicines, Pam
..n.'D.I-. aro il,sf.. s..; iI.tasut,,b.,s'...
u.5 .'I. i,, - u-g.s's, Alo.h,ouins, ora ,ouau, ,
N.rl..f. r..rI.i i... lur f,'i.a... ... ,t-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
900 PERS O N s

including all ages classes and conditions among
whom we're lai 20 amher Of Ladies' who pecu
Lary 'uu ect to Nervous mplaints have been
EntirelU ond Pernanenf1v Cured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
BRANT'S INDIAN
PITRIFYING EXTRACT

,sei a Medicine in efs-L ,per; and bcIr al'.ndsM
.,t n o,fgi cp,rs ri,, lint ONE BOTTLE 81 II cop
moir rurhn irHr yr,nc 1 and y %sS'%, ca eu
,,' -, l,y otter med that has ever been vnc,'u
g. T re 2 uriuulicd proof in n,r panlph.i., hs'
u,t uf,nis real Indian Purifier, they thai were W.
..t. .,t lIi E.-thry TINT were LAME and CNIrrhED
. a., y If K-ili.y that were SICK, sCROFGLDIS.
... rt,y ~ dsensed, have been HEALEp aid CC!sEo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-20
I
Spring and Summer Medicine.

The great changes brought about by spring ~" not
observed alone ~ th" table world. They affect
maii--hc trrs u lH-situir. dcbiiiy ana drpr s-Iun
OF the animal spirits which is peculiar 10 the season.
The dull stugntut blood ot winter requires purifying
md renewing. Dr. :. T.. Iowusrnss Compound EN-
tract of SarsAparlH the Hurr.- thtt have hcrn
Won in tins i"d. 1t Is by lar the best spring mrdrIne
ever invented
We fonowIng letter, received from Trojillo,
mrxico, shows the good effects of this invalua-
Die medicine in that country.
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE sELDfNG WYLIE,

7odSs Budms,, Penn,y.ana aesn~s nsrf dsor Ss"
Browni Hotel, Washinsfor, d. {.
rHAs DE sELDIyc ANDREW WYLIE IT,, having t,rmee
co partnership Of prosecuting claims bsiere
the before board OF com
appointed for the adjournment Of spesous o. o,ns
prepared 10 give H
all business that be nuusted to
their chnSxe They attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties claims arising under contracts saiies or
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
30.
Andr-w wyc will attend TO Law business with which
ntrusicd, Of the OF
District, Supreme Court of the United States
Cha. scng being United States commissioner notary
public for all the States Of Un'on
prompt the taking Of testimony Acknowiede
mepi Of deeds. which hts ohhc.
Charges viii moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
and ~ erte services required.
post pad will receive immediate attention.
s~pte-dly
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A. Il q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND TdJLORS,
M aa3 Roadway corner of Duane street,


-abops fte Irrins House, Esu York,
and the public
II their assortment spring goods the
which prepared best and
prices Fresh cloths,
latest mportsions elegant hight silks
for vests patterns Of Paris emhroder'cs.
shiu employed this estabishmenone
and waisscoss Each de
n.rspcpt uniforms made
wA~s despatch the approved
u this metropolis will find this establish
everything and perfect ~ IL always insured
"A ra.-These elegant wsscoats
Castle Garden, have awarded the
49,, ,,emnn, by the American Institute their late fair
rsh iS-dn,
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ruton.-The undersigned, late Of the
AsNNCh, wan ~ PostO Once Department, oner his
..u,srce hs, M. renewal from, o6sc.
.ecunn particularly with he ha. many
~, m,se Mns honesty capacity, and fidelity, and
800 ne oePAnae snoS both parties, with their
or .v.vv r.,wve A. .he 80, NJ
All orders bu I'D nrompslv desc.,cn.S
government, will be thankfully sAMEd OWNER A..n,
I'M, a A. late Of once Department.
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THE UNION.


whs OAK Roof Enss., fty tAs knss, yor BIO Cheeks
body inches Of four feet 70 be
throat side ten inches
length body inches, length Of uee et
be inches ioH the angle 10 inc eS
side nine inches .. $500.
H. Issx body feet length three fset 10 be two
inches from angle 10 e throat " sids eixht
inches.
The got angle Of ninety
dspees. The throsis o be clear Of sap wood
WIT. Oak Butts, (ty the pieee.)
butt cuts, each IA feet in length
do do 10 do - @s
o .- do ...#. &, ..H. tt. t@. !.
The twenty be inches diameter the small
end be delivered sy the contractor
before the dry gets Them. -
and inches square They
quaftered be clear Of the centre or piIh
Hand spikes and bun by the piece .
ash logs round be fifteen feet long and 10
inches diameter, by the tog
Glass No. a.-YeAoW Pine Coy the cubic Joot)
$4,000 cubic feet olong leaf southern yellow pine plank
stocks the best quality They must average feet en
be under IS feet length The small end not 10 be
twelve inches less than Of he bus
clear Of wune. --....
beams, sided l5x inches moulded inches
rs "a feet long, sided 5k inches moulded IAN inches
Is 30 feet long, sided lax inches, moulded II inches
IS "a feet long sided i4k inches, moulded IL inches
60 beams-say 2 99l cubic feet, per cubic foot
OF inches In ~ feet
The whole to be the best long leaf fine grain southern pine
Than inch of wood will be allowed the corners
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SUPERJOR Daguerrean pes f-Ftrst Premium ~. H.
y wHITEHURsT field Of his operations
than the His galleries
Pennsylvania between 9th
eo7 Baltimore Baumore Broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No " Main Richmond, Sycamore
Pse'buri Main street, Norfok and Main street, Lynch
burg, virKins
beautiful highly finished
extraordinary Improvement insurng faithful and highly finished
few seconds.
The Rotary back ground invented by H. whehu gives
airy and living appearance 10 the picture,
Whtchnrss establishments Distribute than thirty thou
sand pictucs annually and have given This
certainly hatterins the Of his hkenesses
n calls the attention OF the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition Of pictures will be given.
No~thandns the unusual competition in daKueeoypes the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded the hs
medal by the judges.
Lkenees ofeve description copied, and moem eases
attended 10. 81. Nov 2s-dly
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ORNATE TUTOR--A young Engli.h gentleman, who has
received good .ducntion resided In Paris, IL
obtain
some private fsmily Of respectabiiity. E4I N
References family be
ps''ies the hse responsibility either in this
IN England,
Mar
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WILLIAM uORNER,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Io~ro sfsr, Grant cop~tr. WtsooNsis,

rAuoufRR COUNTY, VA.
Grant, Dane, and Iowa counties, and
w III ~ era supem. At Madison He will give
W ths REQ
redemption Of lands, and the payment Of tsrss for
cnsse, me- Hers n Of the State.
non en A. u a. Senate; Hon. James NJ Mason,
Refers N non Wsrenton, Va; MesWrs
sensmi I'M " a. law York Professor w. Homer,
Mason, suofhel Messrs q. w. Welsh Philadelphia;
s John A. Ks.'on, attorneys law 81 Louis,
messa - b'N'ocse' Aplp-1swly
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KNOX WALKER will practise law In the supreme
AZ the United prosecution of
claims against the government Address Washington, D. @.
Msr. ib~-N
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Il pis ,s white 'aA' i Ns' ''"s' : ALA
"a e" white oak II feet long 10 inches WIDE inches
70 pIssss White oak IA long, 10 inches WIDE nche.
10 ess white oak IA long, II inches wide, 10 inches
thick, S,'o'
IL ps ,Sss wn''s 'aA ' "'' $500
~. Iiek' "A'' a,ssO
56O39
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SnAders' Wine Store, ~ walnut street, FhAadsApnaa
and ehe.p snser ." h.. laen eon.ee..ses q nc
y s a :. G hi nd. x %
Of offering Of the best wines and qus inpe
eoo ~'sa .S.e: embracing sess.
10 i " and % in s
Gso specially selected for Some extra Auonde
IN bottles put up Europe which he challenges equal "n
and Amonrl.ao peculiarly .a.ps
not the acid Of many other wines Ell. E..st 6t l
me, from the q aBamsssr oporo, Imported a.
his because their superiority
ali Ports and rcd wines paned on as such
the gallon wholesale by the cask Among them
suffering with chronic bowels
too careful in their choice Of Por. w
Madeira Of dry and nch south side, old Esa
and West indies serea &C. &C. &C., on dausht and In bottles
As 70 The sparkling the subscriber,
the hoet extra champagne and the splendid sparkling Mc.s i'm
= low 4 most Of tn. nfsris vines The MARKET which
put upon buyers q ar.t class. .
low prices retail wholesale In the article Of cs
". . ss m s sys ss;
dozen, 70 The nr., class or premier cru Of Medoc.
that he them from his vaults good bottle Of Bur
ssSesns and Rsr..c alway. on hand in bottles. .s
III. .e!ec.ion Of Rhine and Mo.els wines from the cellar.
many sun Hooks and Mose from h. cheapest son. to III. ven
choicest vn'ases Of the steinbcs which Is the best growth
of Coxnac brandes, fine
stock embracing come very old s,a ofs Of Guard Dupuy Co.
hhds and "Dubouche" 1874 hhd consignment which VII
Also Irish Scotch MoponsaheIa whkey, J.maie. ,p
brandy and all other wines and liquors. including all
cons..n, assorted stock ofHavana cigars fN'''
All good. delivered within one days reach Of Philadelphia freight
graph graph 49, " " ' 80
Cheap Wine Store, 70 wslnu, street, fhlsdsphi'
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MOSES l.. HOLT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Sau Franciseo, California.

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Franciseo California.
Hon. g. W. Inge NJ c. Alabama John s. Taylor
ESQ., Mobile, Alabama Mesrs Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
leans Lou,ana Henry Clark Tarboro', North Carolina
Gwin NJ. California, Benz X. True, New York
city j. r. Hesiey Boston, Massachuses Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awiy
NEW and California Millionaire Association
thousand dollars Capital Co.,
limited shares be obtained by influential
partners, admitted
New York.
the OF 900 cash. and
issued therefor cent annually
prospect doubling WHOLE safe
mining United States under The direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A. General and Chief Agent othe Company,
No. III Wall street, New Yoik.
Csnnns and other responsible parties throughout, the Union
obtaining the United States sppi
association, 10 be employed at diff
and vessels be made
available the mn and freight TO and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas . II
There increasing doing with Cafo
the supply OF gold continues
goods viii astoniah the
most therefor And this
demand being
der the Arm and style Of .. HOLDEN a COZ
and Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital d 100000
Feb9-u
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A sy Kinne.lpe.ssse.ly arranged rsrsne. he
svo'' Law Sheep, svo, PIP All. Retail price. 20
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yort,
Opinions Of ns Prof.ssior.
There few work. in the profession thai contain such k.d
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
with MIR. Justice hi. opinion mem
toned work
The reliable whole
powerful auxiliary student, giving him he f.ciy
reference and win extensively aid the student, practitioner
ROBERT j. WALKER
sraaed with their accuracy, pleased
with the precision and c,ear"ess with which announcc' the E
from myrs profession shoh
learn II. merits and, like ne, enjoy its advantage n,uvns
NrwYonx Cry, Oct ls, 1850.
np. az the advantage. well .m.n g.
labor.
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
decided the points BY b, and n
references TO the copous As to live
JUDGE PETERS Philsdephs
tion would hsth@
e'.,. the labor. Of counsel in ne pep.roa hi
causes for Trial and argument, From examination Of The
Judgment and ability. $500
- JUDGE oRIDLEY, Uac., New yo't'
book of its size srtaps way upon lawyer
ab'c !" valuable ready reference. -,.,.,,. 81
ne ..g".asd v; %
Vermont, Hcnblower New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia. o'''
0fw'.A"oS s,s Weston Of h'n' &C., Ai John p rnow
Nov s4--d 20 and 81 Annsrss~
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NorEA requested extend the Of
article and exhibit the total amount OF each bid
bid will be acted unless embraces all articles required
The periods quantities Of delivery those
specified will be, LIST June lsi seenbs l
December, 1852, and LIST March, 1853
weigh than hundred pounds excluding The
feet legs and Side pieces may be substituted M t
carefully with the article in pieces not exceeding
eight pounds each. III @tas et.t saE l.3.s
nis 10 ihs Once the packer tina. the pork
The pork be seasoned
barrels hooped the beans and salt barrels
the soap sad candles IN strong boxes OF convenient e o
Salt will only by Of tiytwo quarts
the bushe The candles TO have cotton wicks The M
Peters and Fort Ripley b. Louis Tor their ultimate ds
the first week Of April 1852 and the stores Tor For
Ripley must pass Peters by LIST June, 1852.
csac department will authorized purchase supply
these posts. y
expenses paid until they deposd
such soehouses may be designated by the asenu Of me d
ment .H.lis II ttt HIH st $500 z, LL,H
diminishing quantities. of dispensing with al uo
required time before entering iato contAct an
third contract giving sixty days. prevoas
required accompany he
proposals. with evidence Of their ability vim me
attorney, person well the governmeut other
wise their proposals. will be acted on ya a. l
su ssvery Ss required al this Office before requtes w
rad SHos the Treasury sr wnSn . w DC s Ssv
purchase the residence Of the contractors, the
option Treasury Department.
drafts this Office will be accepted paid under crcg
stances. ..... ae
pr0p0sa will be sealed envelope, and marked
Proposals. fer furnishing army ssbsisteneG ar,,i
NorrEdi.ors will not be paid inserting papers
unless authorized do BY the Comma Gene
ral Of Bubsisisnce. 1i4 ist.@ia&.@ Aug 3-lawt5Ssp
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8 500 sup1 feet, per thousand lest board moAsuTe.
TO be IN ~ 10 feet lengths.
NAyY-YARD, GosPoRT, VA.
s CLASS No. ]. ..EF.
ooo eue feet white oak plank The quantity
REQUIRED forty feet In length Of
manning half be under thirty feet In length The small
end must square,
be measured by the cubic foot ~.
900 cubic feet timber, rough
squared thirty my feet In length average
forty feet in length and none 10 be less at the small end
than fourteen be measured by the cubic
+.
Whue OAK Butt CUTS
10 pieces each % n. long Is in. wide, Ia In thick
10 do do 10 do IL do
rs do IS do Is IL do
is do 10 do l6 do ~ do
SO piec essay 1913 cubic feet, cubic foot
The be OF the best white
CENTRE or pith they gotten
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IA bushels Of good clean dry nne salt
220 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
Aft an The lst OF June, 1852 remainder b

IA bushel. Of good clean dry nne sal"
220 gallons Of good cider vinegar
onshai On June, 1862 remainder BY s Ion sp.
az For. Bsady, SIOUX ss masss, AseAtsan
IS bushels Of new white neid bean.
Z tu.As. q good lee. . a.y nns sa'
On. half on as la Of June lss remainder Be-,
al F.rt Independence, Boston AarS0r, Mas'ae.-sss.
ITO barrels Of pork
400 barrels Of fresh sapsrhns nour
no bushs. q new white nsd beans
90 SS.as 81 GOOD sss sy a s.aa'
44o gallons of good cider vinegar
At Fo,t BrmtuH, NeD London, csn"sosleu.
l 3 s BARREL. Of iR, s.hS supsrfpe hour
s. bushels Of new white field beans
jas pounds Of good hard ,aIow candle.
10 s sSiss o. e s 5000 sds1 sat
at Fort .adarns, Newport, Rhode Island.
SIS b p's1' Of Of fresh Resna ,uperfne -four
1855 bushels Of new white field beans
a s bound. Of good GOOD hard hard sSp candle.
~ bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Constitution, PortsmoufA, Esw Hamsshsre
la5 barrels Q fresh superdne -four
SIS bushels of new white field beans
s76 pounds Of good hard soap
~ Of good GOOD e essn . s s ss. .
230 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
1T Fort Preble, Portland, Maine.
IS barrels of pork
l25 barrels Of fresh super6ne flour
SIS bushels of white field beans ...
e76 pounds Of good hard soap
$40 pounds Of good hard tnllow candles
IA bushels of dry fine salt
$40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
at Fort SuliUan, Eassport, Maine.
Is e f barrel. 81 s sssh superfns -four
SIS bushels of white field beams
876 pounds OF good hard soap
, .,# 3l8 pounds of good hard tal0w candles
Ia bushels of good clean dry fine salt
..fE gallons of good cider vinegar. tatH ik .
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e,ppARArE urooo.as viii be received this once until
II a.v o ceoksr next for delivery OF provisions, ia bu
The use OF s troops u United States upon Inspection
low.
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Class No o.-Lisnumrii~.
tons, ~ inches diameter, per ton Of 1870 pounds.
NAvY-YARD, PENSACOLA.
Class No. 1-Lurrber,
juniper inch thick from IL 10 feet long IL inches
wide, rough edged per NJ feet, bonrd measure.
CLlss No, a.-Hhns Oak.
900 slaves, feet long, X inches thick per NJ slaves
I4-law4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-31
4 $4,000 WORTH OF HARD

~ "a w AhE ar ire sign 81 me 1hWf-unEtO-
W RY & ROYALL.-The Subscribers, (Im-
porters and Dealers in Iardware) have in store the
largest stock and the greatest variety good. in the
Hardware line, ever offered in this place. large
portion of their goods has been purchased on the
best terms from the manufacturers, their agents,
and they arc therefore prepared to Offer great in
ducemonts to their customers.
Their stock of Building Materials cannot be sur
passed in this Statc, and embraces almost every
reiy Of rim, mortice, closet, and stock Locks;
wrought and cast Hinges; Screws; English, French,
and American Window Glass; Sding-door Trim
rninss; Nails and Brads from the best factories, &c
Tools for Carpenters, MiRwugkts, Coach Ma
kcrs, Bridge Builders and all other Mechanics from
the best factories in England and this country.
An unusually large supply of BlactsmiRs Tcoi..
such n. Anvils Bellows sulidbox Vises, Hammers,
Stocks and Die, Scrcwplates, &c. &c.
lcad1er's Hardware. Webs, HogskiDs, Saddle
Trees, sc. Sc, large assortment and at unusual
" low prices.
Coach Materials, Lsces, Springs. Axcs, Hubs,
Bows. Felloes, Bands Indis Rubber and Oil Cloth.
&c Sc; very 6no stock selected with great care
and at prices to please.
Housekeeping articles. rs-: Oil C.rpetins from I
to ga wide; Plated and Brittania Ware; ivory and
common Table Cutlery; Papicr Mschc and Japan
| ned Walters. some very beautiful; Caadlcsticks,
| Spittoons Castings, Sc. &c.
| A very good supply of Double and Single G UNS
REFOL FERS Of rarious patterns, Game Dogs,
&c.
Raj Road and Canal Contractors will find octa-
gon cast Steel from to inches, and squire cast
steel from to 81 inches; German shear and blister
cd Steel ropo coil chain, shovols, pickle matsocs,
&C. SC.
The Farmers are invited TO examine their Hy-
d-aulic Rams, Ares. Hoes, Chains, &c. sc.
In short, all who are in want Of Hardware Cut
lery, Guns, Saddlcry, Coach Trimmings, or any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
PPOMATTOx County Court,
Plaintiff, \

l. - november term, joDV
Edmund q. Tomrkins I Plaintiff,
AGAINST is cuAscrRr.
Louis Il Staples. John Waterman and Susan his
wife, formerly Susan Staples; DIR James ii. Nowlin
and Malinda his wife, lately Malinda Staples; Phil
adclpha Staples, William s. Staples, james Ruck-
aud William Rucker, infants and heirs at Law OF
Clifton and Mary Rucker deed, late Mary Staples;
Benjamin T. Walker, administrator Of james Sta
pies decd, Jane Staples in her own right and as
guardian Of Isabella Staples; John w. Stratton and
Frederick w. Isbell Defendants.
The subpnnas in this cause being returned exc
cuted the defendants John T.. Waterman and
wife. DIR james ii. Novlin and wife. Philadelphia
Staples. Benjamin Z. Walker admir- Of james Sta
pies decd, Jane Staples in her right and as
guardian of Isabella Staples decd. John W. Strut
ton and Frederick w. Isbel; and more than two
months having elapsed since tho return dry there
of and the filing of the original and amended bills,
and they still failing to appear and answer on mo-
ton of the plaintiff by COUNSEL the court doth take
the said bills for confessed these defendants
The doth order that this be referred to
one of the commissioners of this court to take the
following accounts:
LIST. The account current of Benjamin y. Walk
cr on the estate of James Staples dec'd and loga-
tee account, TO show the nteres, Of each in
nv balance reported.
ID. The account current of James Staples as the
guardian of Isabella Staples decd.
id. An account showing what Is due anu owing
by John w. Straiton for the rent Of the
tract of Land aforesaid, with any other account
deemed pertinent by the comm'r or required by eli
Their of the parties to be taken.
In tnking these accounts the said Walker, Jano
Staples and Stratton, are required TO appear before
the commr and produce their accounts, respective
ly and TO answer such interroga,ories may be
propoundcd them touching the same, by tho plnin-
tiff or any other person interested aud party to
this suit. A eopy-Testc
II. 7. BoCOCK, Cfk.