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New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
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IN CHANCERY- Before the Vice Chancellor OF
The tir.t Circuit JANIS Miil-rv.. William B. Garrahranv
and Mary Garrahran. Master. sae-Wiliiam Whiting 50
licitor.
State New York -Pur-uan 10 dseretsi order OF the
Court Of Chincey made the above entitled cause VIII OF
sold =, public drec Of The 1b,cEiber one
If the Master. Of tn. Court b. n: Co. Auetionee 90
the 1911 day OF next The chants Eachanse ~
the CITY New York 1t II O'Clock at noon OF tst day. that
tetAn lot piece parcel OF land ituate yrg and oelng IN
the ll late lOthJ Ward Of the City Of Ne" i9k dn-
i.I Jufv 1925 by Thomas idlm City Sureyor by lot No
% unded ,ni contain. foiowsNoihentelly = front
hy Srcond se - Tee inches norhwe-riy by lot no -
n5,y or IA iIa.t - feet inch, nv e,tsry IN The
rear !a" 81 - McCig = feet IN he's. and
.ou;hea ely No. o. ate Of Thomas Carpenter,
- r., incfe. The dimensions OF less. and now
KIN n and distinguished lot No p Second stree re-
aid Together all and singular the tenemrnt. heredr-
en ANA .apurten,G ihereuno belonging n any we
and the and revcrson. remainder and
r-m .indcrs, ept., i.su-. .ud profits thereof
d lted New York O ,tobei 22l3il-
JOHN A. SIDELL, Mister in Chaneery,
90 1,Etnl6 40 SIS John street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

y PCRsU ANCE Of ordef Of the Surrogate ofhe
oi Nss York Notice hereby given all person, having
earn. against chard +. Haley late Of Ct Of New YORK
Auouonser deceased present the sane
othe uoeroer at her residence No zss Spring street.
10 NE lily OF New YORK. before The eg-,h day Ut April
mex Dated Nsw York fouh day Of DC ob-r. A. d. ELL
20 oaVBn MARY HALsEY. Anraini.tratTiI.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

ITO THE AFRLICTED-IHo MAS WIN
hARPEltS Cough Remedy, the best Iaedeire
tah Tor any diseases of the lungs One bottle will give
proc oil tei'eL Has been in - yesrs wkich
proof OF us good qualities Price one shilling per bottle
Sold at the oiee' 5i Borery AID the agesIs throus
the city. mig 3meod
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

OF the fire, whether the doors shut or open -
large heath dry the fest on when cold or
They are constructed with a radiator end cold sh -
bsr in condemned form than any nov IN use. an
By securing oil tho properties of the heat and tehhs
cut little room. PersoHsabout purchase resPeeu
requested IN call and examine thus valuable stove
sale a, 2 80 Water. 81, SIS II GEORGE G, Ho"''
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
IN CHANCERY.-Beforet Inc Vice Chancellor Of

! y CHANCERYy-Before the Vice Chancellor OF
i the Fi't Circuit job H. Southsrd, Solicitor, Geo
homaI ~. Ma Jone., James S. JDseB aid Others.
lnpufsdinc Of secFGt4 order Of this Court made In the
above -n.d csue, will BE- sid public aTc,ion under The
Of h- .ussctb.r Of III. Of this Court h;
J'r-s ~ Mile Co., Arctions.rs, the Merchants Ell
chang The goth day OF November 70 ncioek n-
OF tn lot and heinz in The
city q New York in 70: Eighth Ward Of the city former.
iyealied the Uuta'd 'rd which SAID o ksuxn and
part eel Of the Farm eaed Biysrd, Farm and p,r
ueGlafy known add described 10 map chart Of the lid
firm and ne record thereof in hi ofce the CLERK of bs
city and county Of Ne~-York in Lib So by lot nuber (fe
one thousand md .1y.hy- boundd .rly n front nv
sofirg formerly called IVerJ street; souhery nv lot ru -
her on th0Hand AID .iIy-two east.iy BY member on.
og'and and' xy-fou srd ues,ery by IL, number on- III n
4nd and 'Iy-:x ard in breadth 10 font TWENTY-FIVE feet
three inches N the rear hge fe and in ene On The
.s, SIDE on hui ed and feet inches, and on The w..
- gu. Jus aDo zen FEET three inohe> a. by the "a
or ehaII may appar together Nth AID sngu,r The enc
ms+t aeHts appurtenanceI hseunro belonging or
a2pe!In'ng- Dated NeS-York, October % 1911
,,o WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
v" "<~"'$' Mater in Chsneery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

II ~ w Z y
PATENT STOVE.
for Parlors, HallA. Nsr'
series, S.orss AID Oh,
ces.-This improved
stove demands The d.
,ention Of those vF'
desire a .ofi snd beal;s7
beet, bounty, cleeHI !.
ses and economy. u
has been in use the l.s'
:, ason. md the eHeod',
ssement received, ana
the entire sa:isfaenoa
ihcyyave the p0re'an'.,
ers, have stibcla;sd !n'
inventor 10 man 1i1I
ture them on a n1Ga
larger scale, TO .upPly
the increased demand ID.
They are made Of D,
hes, Russia iron, ar.
oraamenIed in themc'
chaste and neat r.s.
ner giving a faIl w. W
7 m 70
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
THE KITCHEN COMPANION COOKING

OF the sHine m 91ilers ana NY and TeU
large IN addition the ab4ye, subscriber offers
tie NewYork publica large coll of Parlor snd OF
fee Stoves OF and patterns with pr
"a lower ;haa yet offered. JOHN :. MADISON,
2Hsod I72i Grand i. between Clinton and AttornsJ
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

IN CHANCERY-Befsrei the Chancellor-James
And ron R,nafd " He. George p. Nouis. IT al
P--uaa deor-,l orSer OF th COur, made in the above
cure vii he ,1ld pu1lic Auction under he direction OF
tfs .urscrb the ste. OF the Cont OF cry
Nv y c " P,li Auciiu the Meich ns E1 tahse
in The CITY SewYors ThUrday the eighteenth day OF
y ,v-npet nrXl. At , O'clccs. noon OF that day.
All that ce-i1 me.su or dwelling house. lot OF ground
PREMISE situate and Being IN he >.csnd formerly
Mon glnsryJ Ward OF III cry Of Nv York, TIE South
e1.,~y side crr7in called Gold - and known
number 49, inygh Gold contining bea IN IN ir"r
ami rear feet niche. and len h the
f-ei, ten inches. AID on the North
side 6iysS inches the same surveyed oy
,Tcic. Lstrlier, City surveyor the OF less
b,urd IN tn Northwtslby G1d IL aortid the South
side bv the hOue aud ground formerly Of joseph Ander
,n NOV heoneiag 70 Stephen Hendrick,on on IN South
- by l. ard the Noheat by ground f. merly Of
Jacob Giron belonging 10 john >utnhen, the same
~ Formerly IN the occup ,tion OF Isi-c D-nit
S4e-YoTl, Oct. u. i94l. WM W. CAMPBELL,
o2a2wtSls Mister in Chanc-ry ~ John At. \. Y.
IN CHANCERY-Brfore the Vice Chancellor Of
the First Circuit. Charles Fatrar Nathaniel Buncs.-
Charles Sherwood. Solicitor.
II New York -Pursuant 10 ecreal order Of the
Court If Ch,ncey ule in the above entitled will he
sold public auction. under thu direction OF he uh.crber
one The Master. this Court; by Aire Co. Auctioneer'
in the C.iy New Yor O'Clock of hat day all
is certain lot OF ground situated in the Ward OF the City
New York known No 5ll Frost street HOW known Al.
22 South c,nsn in front Front .,ret aiore-ad
feet northrly by sdong lot of ground % feet, eastefy
,oas atherne lip 20 feet inch, aud westerly by line nun
nng through The middle q party wall forming the vest all
Of the messuare 30 feet inch.
Dated NeS York October - 81.
JOHN \. SIDELL, Master in Chancesry.
o23 2lwtnl6 NJ. So John street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
EASTERN DIV ISION
EASTERN DIV lSlON
tSGGNSa
-S53 tC-5s--t5Il-Say- az AEG,-KOA D-TraRs will

i ~
hereafter run New York and Goshen according
to the folio wing aransem stopping at Permont B!au-
yctyile Clarksiown Greeubush. Pa@cae Suierns Kama
pc Station Monroe Works, Turner'S Seamanvillc, Mou-
roe Village and Chester
FROM NETWORK
A Passenger Tram erery morning, Except SandayO
leaving the foot of Albanyst o'clock, IN the Compa-
uy's Steamboat UTICA. Captain Alexander H. Schultz
4 Passenger Trnn .rsry Usdnesddy and Saturday o.
terNoOn at clock fro foot of Albany street Ia the
steamboat Utica.
4 Freight Trcin erery Monday Tuesday, Thr'dHy
and Friday afternoon o'clock, from the foot OF
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Train erery morning Except Sunday0
at I O'clock arriving in Ncwlork by the steamboat Ut-
at the foot Of Albany st
4 Passenger Tram erery Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon. o'clock, arriving IN New-iork by tile
steamboan Utica.
4 Freight Tram erery Monday, Tuesday. Thnrsddy
ard Friday afternoon, at O'Clock arriving Newfork
by steamboat ion aud Barses the foot OF Chambers
street.
For freight passage inquire at .hs Company Trans
portaon Office Of Liberty and West-strees, and
at the various Depots the line of the road.
Freight will be received the foot Of Albany street,
"Wednesday ard Saturday, and at the foot Of Cham
kers-street, Monday, TUESDAY, and Friday until }
o'clock p u. HC. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o2j If OF the Eastern DIVISION n. and K. K.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

IN CHANCERY-Be.oret the Vice Chancellor
2 lei A Soherzierhorn Jane. Lomrr Graham Il al
John Ankoa, So-n pur Of decreta order OF the
Court Chanoery. made ir the shove entitled cause, vl be
,od Al public auction. the direction Of the subscriber
QUE Of the OF said Court Aine Co auciioGeers
on The SD Gay Of Soveuhsr n.i,nt Merchants, EH
change in the Cy New York. y O'Clock noon CT that
day AL that certain Pisee parcel OF ground sals "
inc a1t hin- In the Ninth War; # the City Of New York,
Ne inning point the westerly Of Greenwich ane
.iYy ,i1 che. norhery from the northery de OF
CHRISTOPHER street thence running sorg Gssnwiehlane
dfy feet thence westerly anefy feet thence due west
hry r,so inch thence south ninety one eei 10
Chropher street; thence ea.i-rly Christopher street
,Lrv feet two half niche. 10 snd OF Cihane Irap-
hagen thly eight It ten nehe,thence eas'erly along the
Ind Of the ad Catherine Tnphasen. hundred and Two
feet IL inch-s the place Of beginning.
Dated New York Nov let 1871.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
IN CHANCERY-BefoFeV Vice Chancellor OF the

1 Fir.t Circuit.
STAG OF New York; Pursusn, decretal order Of the
Court of Charccfy will be .d pubic AUCTION under The d.
rect,n of suo:cber the Masters Of this Court, by
Blake, Anceneer, the nth day OF November
the Merchants Exrh IN the city OF Ne"-fork al l.
o'clock At OF thai day
An !ho.- rtaia lots pieces Or parcels Of lard situate ~
ing and being Harlem the l2h Ward OF the city OF New
ios between ihe }th and eth avenues on i"e m
of 2h and known and Distinguished On certain mip
drawn April 1897. by J. F. Bridges City survey0-, from a
.uyev II D. Even Civ Surveyor made March, l826 aud
lied m;p OF piece Of and uate At Il,Im, IN the 9Th
file a or s'naI map IN Inc once Z, we
city and county # New-I as ot' or 'id
add mar a. parcel 49, zach # said Is oein p feet Wild and
l00 e-t deep he the more or es Dated New
o9i 21wtSl7 Master in ch-nee'y. No 50 John It.
~ CHANCERY-Bcfor the Wee hanoel!or.-Wiiliam
Iogi, ct 81 Trustees, &c. v. Edmund Wilkes et al
STATE OF NEW YORK. >S.-In pursuance of decretal
order the Chancey Hsde The abovs entitled cause
by Chancellor first Circuit, will be sold at public
auction unde the direction OF the suscrber one Of the masters
~ the said CoH the Merchants Exchange ia the city II
New York hy Jane. VI. Miller Co.. Auctoneei, the
2Ist day Of Sepiembe 1884, o'clock of that day
certain lots Of land situate lying and being il the
twelfth ward Of the city OF New York and known and dis.
,.qaire called the Ga., Hou.e Fam made by Daniel Even
city surveyor ia the month of May thousgd eight humid
red and iiy.thr,e and filed in the Register. Office 9th.
ey AID county New YORK the first day Of February
h1us eight hundred and thirtyeur lot. number five
bnlred .n1 ninefy-fys 9j five hundred and ninety.1
1851 hundred and ninsyseVen (g7, Ave hundred and
nineiyeisi $751; i've hundred anu pineynine t5ss I
hundred tOO and ,x hundred and con being The
north lid. and between tie eighth and
ninth the said lots being each feet nire
inches length each side and twenty-five feet IN breadth
in front and resrlogether with all and singular the ene
meats hereditamen and lppurenanee. ,Ferrno belonging
OF in ans ~ se apprtiAinng- AuSus,21, ISL:
PnIL0 #. HUGGLES
au28 2tawSel Master in Chanoery.
The sale the above described premises adjourned tie
DIST dag of October Dated Sept. ?, l.4l.
PHILO L. RUG Giles,
22l alxiO Master in en- ,ncrry
The the above described proai'e. further adjourned
2s'h d,v OF tn time aud place
Daied October Il, 1871 PiiiLO I. RI GILES,
o16 2.TSTh iIaster 10 Charcrry.
The ale shove .cribr premises farther az urned
10 the IS A4y Of Nayember mex At and place
Dale, October &c 1871. PlllL0 +. RUG6LES
% -twiais M.i;er in Chano-ry
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

u Am-rican.Ant and Rescnrch-
es irte the Origin and History of the Red Race BY
Alexander w. Bradford. In volume, Svo. This day
corner of Fulton. CPL
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
dROF. OLMSTED'S PATENT STOVES,

DIS PATENT STOVES,
For HALLS. PARLORS CHAN
BERS, CHURCHES Il NURSE
Rll:S.--The most ec0nsmits!
StoUs erer made As the seasOr
for procuring stoves is near al
haic, the proprietor csIls the at.
tenlion OF those III want of a good
article to the BLASTED Pstesi
stove. Thee stoves hive for The
last tivo mr. .iy v.,rs hpen hafofs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
r-aAs o. Es,K sssNF yYsRrFs.f

4. 800 q EOk SsER 2 " %ES Y ESf -
t.,-SsSS9--z-r755 FALL ARRANGEMENT.-Thc stesm-
+Ssz<A4zsA&sAaA- boat OSIRIS Capt J. U. Allsrc. w
on and after November 9, run follow Leave New
Yora from Fulton Market slip, East River every Tues
day Thursday and saturday At o'clock A. NJ
Returning will esv- K "a Bank every Tuesday, Thurs
dsy and saturday al half past II o'clock, p NJ.
The Boat sIll until further notice. weather
and navigate permitting. Ne
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

l1lCELEs. PhGHEEs Orders recci, e.
for OsbOras Assorted Pickles in Gallons Halves and
Qsals, in the usual packages Catsups. Sauces. &C. at
JOHN BROACHS,
ana SIN 70 kmknn--l pnsr Ernnt
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
/ E G A L /.
S,TlTE OF SEw-YoaK-IS CHASCkRY--wIilisD
= LII .nd csorzs RIM Tr..tes. &c. ', Ecmuad Wks,

:. r
= IaaIi and Georzs Rome Trustees, &c ', EcnuAc "ikS
anc nts.rs -,
.,i5 r., ssTipc Sae the 24ih day August, 1871 viii
b Old At ,,c .uc- ton under IN. direction ot inc -uhSrihsr
ore =. n. Yas;srs5f ,hi. Cont; ID. " Pei Co. Aue-
the Merca & Exchange il the city Of Netfoff
on Tuesday the cay ot a; !. Ok noon 81
The, d,v those cert lots of land .iate lying AID being III
The Twelfth wzd Of the City q New-YEk snd ks-n $50
on mp Of IN properly # Georgs Rapeys Is
- 80 f.s,.H ne Farm .de bv DAME, kuen City
in the month Of say. hou1nd eight huHcred
and tEyhee o. file offe- u the Register OF ne
CITY ad County OF NeYors the frat day Il February
oue tho4snd .Eh hundred and ghy-tuE as oti ruIa9e
fas.) too handr-d and ..hy-foGr. o two hunsT-s "a
zhty=e .l huEdr-c aHd eishtysI aet oei5son me
south Gs Il Thy-Se7sn The SAD i Being eeh one
hnarred feet leag1h zach ice and ee 10
5 aih il rear: toc- her wi;h al and egu1 tAs
tenement herd and appuEtenaHce hersuuo peoas
inc in any wise aPPstanius Dated NewioFk August
=, 1871. c.,
.ua1a,vtl5I Z, Iohu-stre.t
The ale Of the ablve 4>.cced property /. PoP$red until
the l.. DAY q; October next tae hour ,nc Pace
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL.
- slvt02I Master in chanetiy " u Job" street
The ale the above described pop ry tai the Po.iPSnec
10 tn 2ih Jas %. c;obs he sane hoeT sn .ee
~ u Is+l WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL
30 a,xfe2s Master ia Chiscery
Thu .ae Of he alb described property Is father post,
ned tot the 18Th day November nex al the lm- hour aud
p'Aee' -''1 wilLIAMw CAMPBELL.
% o,v-nIs Master in C1ancerv.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
: rsElsssa.Vf:I, GEE: i5G.ls. ErE-
Epr,c iTInN ANn RIAIk IlNiNE NT.-Nr.

- bRcCAfloN AND bLA1A i'Ni,Ef. M W
81 CT moi yonrseIf while remedy Il at hand The pro.
rrielor after making ncmeEous experiments -eded
"a nv.nting remed; for the diseases enumerated below
which he confidently oilers the pubic an improve
mont over all elhes, and fully a6eq IT. ends Iii
ilalae the Of rou rheuma>ni, bruises. sprans
cramps numbness and Stiffness of the joints burns schGs
stilncs, ri the neck, frozen limbs, ctaPped nds, chill
baiu> fresh cuts -cald head salt rheum and all external
inures; and ssO OF those - which HORSES are l4b!e
sprains IL the back called back, &c. Sold by a. B.
3 d. SANDS, wholesale and retail, Nos. - and 100
Fulton s., n Y. and by D. Sands Co. u East Broad
way Prc- 31cts. Mo l,u-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
..,RRKINs:,s kEATORAVsVE CORDlA

; For the relief of Nervous Affections and Dy-pepsIi
This Corda Is peculiarly adapted relieve these dis
tres.ing complaints. Acting tonic, by strengthening
digestive restores in due tine healthy appetite
iavicorates the muscular system assIpaes lo" spUlt
and melancholy; eovates the mind and the return s
health and strength which has invariably followed IL use
render, the yaeiudnsrian heppy and colieutsd The
Restorative Cordial pleasant the taste, srFceahe to
the srpel aud does not nterirr" with regular Diet It
has been highly appreciated bg the female Who have
generally found beEeI from Sold Wholesale and
retail nt No 02 Fulton st. and al No. 26. Bo"ery. Price
ner kJttie nI2 lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

ARMY ANHoyAHcEs.--The last number OF
CHARLES O'Malley' exhibits the hero again in the
British army as volunteer, having rushed into
service upon hearing of the return of Bonaparte
from Elba Having joined at Brussels, he Is fsrth-
with sent of with dispatches, and on the road
falls ir with Major Monsoon, who relates his grie-
vsnces follows:
"Sit down, Charley; here is clean glass.
am delighted to see you, my boy. They tell me
you have got capital estate, and plenty OF ready
Lord varied you, there 5 scarcely
fellow with siXpence among Us. Give me The lad
that do bit Of paper at three months and
always be ready for renewal. You have nj got
a twenty ound note ~ This was said soto coce.
40 Never mind, ten will do; you will give the
remainder a, Brussels Strange, is it not, | have
no, seen bit Of clean banl paper like this for
above a ,welvemonth?" This was said as he
thrust his hand into his pocket with one of those
peculiar leers upon his couaenunce which unfortu-
nasely betrayed satisfaction at his success
than gratitude for the service. You are looking
tat--too fat, think, said he, scrut;nizing ma from
head 10 FOOT but the life leading Just now
will soon take that of. The slave-trade is uxu-
rio0s incidence compared to it. Post haste to Nj
velie day. down to Ghent the next forty
miles over paved road in hand SalloF, and an
ad-de-camp with watch lp his hand at the end of
II, TO report II Won ten inmates too late And
there IL W ellington has his eye every where; there
is of hay served to the cavalry,
pair of shoes haif-soled in the regiment, that he
do M know of it. l We got it over the knuckles
already"
Glow so, major how was tha,l'
''Why he ordered me to picket two sqsadrons
of the seventh and supper was waiting.
did mt like to leave nay quarters; SO took up my
telescope and pitched upon sweet little spot OF
ground on a hill rather difficult to get up, TO be
sure, but beautiful spot when You re on it
There is your ground captain, said |, as sent
Of my people to mark the spot. He did not
like i, msch however. he obliged to go. And
would YOU believe it SO muck for bad luck
there turned cut to be water within two miles
Of it not drop, Charley; and SO, about eleven
at night, the two squadrons moved down into
Grammont wet their lips, and. whs, is worse to
report me to the commanding officer. And, only
think, they put me uader arrest because Proyi-
dence did not make river run up mountain.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13
Glove xNODYER TOOTH ACHE

E0A sAEE-i Drug Store situated N cro"dsd
neishborhcod, exceileI. loc.;ioa for practice aac
retR established about Il years NJ ed nrPly un-
less oqual practice For particulars apply At
lo3 Allen. Broome-srect, between II and lit by
lettsr Postpaid. address T. II. J.
P : The above presents pre-eninent advantages 10
gentleman combining a knowledge CT German sith the
rnsliss lssguass. Mo La
COMPOSITION SSLEERs. OF the best
- materials AID quality OF all the o.
ice Of the New World, - tnn-st Inquire o. M J. ".
klCHAkDS. IN The Pre-. Room lh.ssr,sutl au2l 4
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

5OIN WARWICK, Sweep Smelter and Re-
- finer in general. No. II John-street. New York
Purchaser Of jewelers. and Silvsrsmith's Po-hngs,
PDmcines Lenells, Parting Bar, Coarse Silver Bars,
Lace, Clii and plated Metals ookbinder Rags &c. &c.
nj
New-York tribune., 1841-11-13

<ror NY Oct 90, 1871 w. II. c. HosMER.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13

MEssRs. EDlToRs:-By the BoonviIe papers
| see that there has been a Democratic meeting
held there lately, at which it is said "Mr. FISK,
Of Howard, entertained the meeting with very
interesting speech" Can you inform Inc who
this Mr. Fisk is, and of his whereabouts-and
also, If he is one Of the Democratic Congress
sional aspirants! A CITIzEN OF HowARD.
Mister or Master Fisk, is a lawyer, BY
profession, a resident of this place. an
ex-member of the Illinois Legislature, a
distant relative of the great "Fisk-ality,'
so much talked of at the Extra Session OF
Congress, and will surely stand poll fol
Congress-if nominated by the Conven
ton.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13
Thomas's naj., 639


From the Mad sOnIan.
AMOUNT PAID MR.. P. B. EWING.
A statement Is IN circulation tu the et-
.ect that son of the late Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. EwrNG, received. a very
arge and extravagant sum Of money in
payment for negotiating portion OF III,
public loan.
In contradjcting this chl,g'. we IRE au.
thor;zed to state that he am ,unt OF loan
effected bv Mr.. p. 3. Ewlr" was half Nil
ion Of dollars, tor which lie WAS pal by
the Treasury Department onet~eilh o.
one per cent The whole omount recelv.
ed by him, therefore, in payment OF his ser.
wees, dwndIeS down to sale 66. THIS t.,
the SUN which has been very unjustjy mag.
altied into thousands.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13

McLEop IN MoNrREAL.--The Montreal
Herald, of Monday, announces McLeod's
arrival there on the previous Saturday fore.
noon, IN the steamer Princess Sictoria; and
gives the following account of his recep-
ton:
On the arrival of the Steamer ut the
wharf, the anxiety to get peep Mt the "Ii.
on was intense, notwithstanding the pres.
ence of body Of police stationed at the
landing place 10 prevent confusion and
over crowding. The great feeling seemed
to be who could soonest shake hands with
the political and national martyr. and con.
graduate him on again returning to the ark
ot safety and freedom. As he proceeded
from the wharf to the cab, he was loudly
cheered, amid the waving Of hats and hand
kerchelS. and his progress to Rasco's hotel
vas marked like triumphaI procession.
Mr.. Mcleod is very unassuming in his man.
ners and address, and appeared to feel a
dlttldence and distress at the attention, and
IN some cases, rough courtesy shown him.
which were only the outbreaks of the warm
! carts Of his telow-conntrymen. lie look.
ed pale and sallow, which his long confne.
ment sufficiently accounts for.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13
Administrators sale.

yENIIE Undersigned administrator Of the estate
I Of John I. Marshall, deceased will, on
Wednesday. the l1rh November next, sell at pub
lie sale On the farm occupied by the deceased.
all the personal estate of said dereoSed, consisting
If HORSES. CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS, CORN,
HAY. first rate young JACK. three MULES,
md various other articles TOO numerous 10 plrtc-
ulHriza Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
and continue until all the property Is disposed of.
Terms of >ap:--On all sums over five dollars
4 credit of twelve months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond and approved Security-ive
dollars and under, cash in hand,
l.. p. MARSHALL, Adrfi'r.
October 80, lSil.-33-tds
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-11-13
PRlNrEns' AND PUBusHEns' OUTSTANDING

PRlNTERs' AND PUBusHsns' OUTSTANDING
AccoUNTs.-A thousand such accounts. at
ten dollars each, amount TO ten thousand
dollars, handsome sum these times, were
it all collected. The same number at five
dollars each amount to five thousand dol
lars. Should not then every subscriber to
Il paper-in order to do as he would be done
by, and thus fulfil the golden rue--cance
at once his printer account be it more or
Iess--that he may not be one OF the thou
sand, or the five hundred, or even of the
fifty, who may think that because the deb
is small it is OF but little consequence to
his printer Thi, is no dun-but the state.
ment Of Il question in equity, for the solu-
ion of none else but those whom 1t may
concern The Whole Editorial Corps.