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New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

IxrRrSGevs>r OF a CorYRIGHr The case Of
a bill in go as, br.ughtby Folsom, Wells y Thurs.
TON ana Jared SPARKS of Cnmoadse. 80 Pro.areaa
injunction against Marsh, Cap-a, LYON 81 webb
Of Boston. and Rev. c. ". upham OF salem. %
restrain them from selling work writtea hs NJ
U .ham ana published by the Other dete'd0a'', en-
iucd tho Lite of Washington, on he ground that
it was an Infringement; attne coryrishto $ aslis
Life and Writ . OF Washington, was decided u
Boston on Saturday of last week The complaint
was that Mr.. Upasm mad used the letters OF WASH
irgtou aad inserted copies Of them in Mr. '4r1'e
collection. Tn.rc Mere fouod to be 1853 pages 'has
extracted. l, appqares that lIr SPars4 lsd made
d contract with to, owner. OF the papers tor ihe'
use. Julg- STORY dsdyered worry tai opiu'
ion upon all the points Of the cae aud granted
perpetual injunction against the drtendan''
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

The RIGHT OF SEARcH.-We need no, direct
the attention OF our readers to the abstract uPsn
the first page of the extended correspondence Dc
tween the British Secretary of Foreign Affairs an'
our late Minister 10 the Court Of St. James. l ne
discussion wa. conducted with no little ability upon
both sides: bu, we think Mr.. Stevenson has de-
cidedly the right of the case. The right claimed
by Great Britain cannot be granted without com
n,orisn, our national honor. The very fact that
,ba British Government once sought TO obtain the
r;yb, 6v treaty with The United States seems to Us
sufficient proof 5iiat even they did not consider it
right 10 which they could justly lay claim. ARo
now that they are disposed to taHe by force "hs
they then sought unnecessarily as favor, it De
comes our Government to take the most prornp'
and decided measures in resistance oF their inso-
lent encroachraen, Mr. Stevenson has taken his
ground fearlessly and maintained it firmly Deeply
d. the enormities OF the Slave Trade 10 be de-
plored, they must be eradica,ed by some means
which do not Interfere with the rights Of innocent
nations We are sure that the further negotia
lions on this subject are in safe hands
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

WAR.-The Havana (Chemung Coz RepubH
can gives an account of terrible disturbance in
that vicinity on the Is. 1t was rumored that
large body of Irish laborers had rebelled against
low wages and wore coming down in great force
upon-somebody. A company of militia was in
stantly called out, and, armed with ball cartridges.
started to dispense the enemy. None, however,
could be found and they were dismissed, to rally
again at the firing of gun. Towards noon gun
went oil somewhere, the brave militia again raj
lied but again could find no enemy. They were
finally dismissed and two or three of the rioters
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

" The Cashier Of the Eagle Bank at Boston
has published Card stating that the unount Of
deficiency in the Tellers cash book IL $74,G77 05.
This being covered 10 some extent by collateral
security it is thought the loss cannot exceed
s35 900; and the worst that be apprehended
- the Withholding from the stockholders their ac-
customed dividend.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

u To The Pubiic.-The fellow who Aoop' TO
Hair Cut1ng Rooms - ine corner Of FA.soh---' -
Rrua tway Ia openly bai fruitlcssiy. 'nos''D iD- ~
.e.s.r nr N ire e. .iaio 1 Of me Publs fesd'''-
.ale Of The Treoqasr0Is' eiicits tbis - o. ~
from being di.ca,f .ed lyon ma srnr'o., q. ~
no 10 ~. tsst ,oIn,.ry rig ed "a siu4' H. -
III l- eason that n r-fnsed 70 ply ne ~ %. -
,assts. fat s-e ca be Praret rs ti' IaTl :. ga
Courr. Ii. iisss f-l-e y ~. - ~.
,s.c,.o, o,lofcf .b,ch ~ b, oaer TIE Il Ct
- M m III. or ruy Dii~r ry 70 anaiyzs
~, iasr. e., asd taai II = oo' ne ,een's"' sai
49, ma. 10 . 10, 81 n the NIB c, TI
e,nIi.i The con-. ,ueEI parts oftse compound.
rI di15,. o. a. G. BARRY, li9 Bz9sdgs.'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

rJBr,rrIFuL TcErr Every one who values good
SET Of T. eth should use Shrrm4ns ORR Tooth Pasc IL
is acknow lodged by al have us-d IT, n the be- sn
uidcc o4uded, ami WARRANTED never to iJri
nam. Il MAKE; ilen yhs 7ni brilliant, prevents l.
frel. decuyug ani aching hardens the enu' and sweet
Gus the breath Dr. Chiffon, tic celebrated Chem' DE-
Cote 9l Broadway OF or beet Dsatist' "nd m1ny
other nave u-ed preference 10 all Other aricrs -
at tne Warehoue lO0 Nassau street aud by agea i'
Broadway, and sands Of Broadway and Chamoef
street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

AID NolIl o0I CN-hlI 81 y I1f -NJ UIIe e,e- ~
r THIS Il decidedly ii age of al others to be fort2
nate enough 10 II. and much may talk Of a.
Golden OF the Ausds .ss- po=lerty wi eaH
OF no other az but that when produced ps"er
railroads Fam. EI.s7r. and lat, not least GEORGE
SAUNDERS who Invented that valuable snf hIehiy
prizsa Razor Strop-Those poser over tho Razor
shy charm the Imagination could iDYsn' ahd
superior any article OF tns KIND - ihA
age before every s-er and may justly be ranked aons
thu useful .1iioas Of inventive age 'la4u-
factory l63 Broadway. - do u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

II II. sfuIAe, I22 Grand at. wear Rroa roy'
~ conf raHy -A "a annual pra- &C., VII .haf His
-iock Of ~ G0ods, tiiI lhs l.. of Jan Al c''' ~
Ma -l0cs l- ga Dougst sScloa yes bfs - eAn
BE- mad o. bau1. -,E, Mrris 20. MOI GIN ae Lri-ei.
Girg azs Cacaes flanns Musllus, aud every af'i''s
Usually hept b. ths craft. 90 az :"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

II Nor TO BIZ PUT err.-When death S-ocAs a the
Door kere No lrhng h m to call aga.uu ie con- g.
Nov tser- i nothing ~ Keep him away 80 long A. PeDe
s. Scnr Com .ound Ln;rac ii Hosrhound C4aGy. 81 -
modern discoveries tl- the pefftci. cod
couga -" c-TalHy ba thoroughly c4rrd al is hfst APP
p.arance by the package TINS Is the
season these snce aud Ia. snOud
be- eralicated once ?somPness he, therefore
b. quick VIXEN a cold sets u. sod Al s. yls!oa-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

II Dr. Taylor. Bas4ni 81 Ly-rTor,, the only true
artcl. from th- W1oW me BeTc,y OR sale down
town II = Maiden lane T+oies.i- md ctail.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

By le,ier from Central America, We learn thu;
he whole town of Carriage, c. a, of about 80, coo
INHABITANTS, was, with the exception OF TWO houses
destroyed by an earthquake, about the middle 81
September last LCcurer.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

CHEAPEST Ga si1LOR YET.
= PtterY. Hustled, MOL Chatham .luare, corn
OF Chatham Globes order the
style, 10 per cheaper than the cheapest
Tailor thi. city. good 1T in all c.se, warranted
d. # f7N
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

e A CORES pondcnt suggests that o. W
HOLMES be invited to lecture in this city, as he is
soon to be in Brooklyn. We doubt not thousands
of our citizens would be clad to hear him. VIII
some of our Societies consider the matter
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15
co--...o0s.uc. of The Ne~-7ors Tribune

DEC IL 'c1'-
7, has been rumored that change viii be T'aae
!, ,or-ion Of the State officers constituting the
coys-no,s cabinet. l place but little reIiaAce IN
!, however. Ifsny suPercedure take place. 1t Will
-. = che Auditor Generals Office, now occupied
- George R. Espy, who Is as ignorant, undgnified
"a p.oualihed for the station as can possibly De
imagined. The Secretary of STATE, Francis R.
Skunk, Esq. IS spoken Of in some circles as the
successor Of Governor Porter; ne is a gentleman,
and unexcepdonable but By reason Of hi' political
predictions Ex-Minster Muhlenburg viii want
the same nomination; Gen. Keim, Judge Blythet
Gen. Sallede, at present Surveyor General, Simon
Cameron. Of Winnesagoe memory, and Others, will
contest MS claim inch by inch, in favor of-ihem-
selves.
A, the conyocation Of or Legislature, which
will be on the 4:h of January, it is probable that
the Hon. JoHy H. EwlsG, Of Washington county,
viii be reelected Speaker Of the Senate and the
chances are in favor OF theLetention al all the old
officers of that branch. In the House, claimants
for the speakership are as thick as bright eyed
girl. on the west side Of Broadway a sunny day
of course, all the old officers Will be turned OUT
because the Locos nerer prescribe The only
office contingent on the oa, vote of both houses Is
the State Treasurer. John Gilmore, the present
es,imablc incumbent will be superseded; by whom
time alone will diyulge; but every friend Of Penn
-ylvania will pray that the mantle of honest integ-
rity which has adorned Mr. Gilmore, may descend
to bis successor.
do not apprehend stormy session, although
the Senate will act as check on any Gcrrymsn-
derng propensities Of the House, wren Congress
,hal have fixed the ratio of apportionment, which
it is to be hoped will be in tine to prevent the ne
ces-iiy of an extra session.
Thus have shown the general position Of par
ties and ths state of affairs. Do you ever intend
&c visit Harrisburg We promise you hearty
reception, and there are mine hosts enough
here to make mouth water at their very cnumc-
ration VIII i; tempt you VIAToR.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

% The story OF duel at Hoboken is, as We
suspected from the first, contemplate lie. We
should be vastly delighted to witness an application
of the knout TO the scoundrels who thus tamper
with truth and the peace of the community.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

O7 An English woman named Susan Mutimer
wife of jarvis Mutimer, was found dead in the road
in the township of Greece. Monroe County, few
days since, with a bottle OF whisky, nearly emPtied,
AZ her sidc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

usat Rheura A zairsHted il al cases for tho
5alt R1eun1 A. Il Maiden lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

- Popular A.cctur'r" are musA annoyed ~
b, ,tl n.b of .rbt.s 4lnuh ny Dn d1ne ,,ay n
IN udicucs ~ suppl tion- yes Win ap"tA'te TOD tae
cnrbr,.c II, gone HorelouAd Cauoy ue.. eii-ious
aud fashionable remeiy PIE .dred BY 2. itowe, -!
Bfoud s. clrurr OF Howard u. Also SOLD 10y " Lud-
IN IA Beenau-,i Chester Orls-- cofnar bfoad
WY aai A-ly AID by Or k-ar tod, coruer Broad
Mas nd SrIInl st-,et - oIt
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15
j. Pamphlet for Mllned Ladie. to be had graft, at
II alalden lane.

7 aladen lane.
Il Da ZAa-fskrz, No Chambers street,
needed Mr. Rad-r the c..ebf ted cigar dealer 80 Chat
ham street, box OF sherman, Cough Lozeages Tor
most distressing cough that aad uoubied him raj
DAYS: halfab, cured Ia IA in fsw hous. Dr. his
usce then. IN o,cr huldre4 siths The IT three
moths and kns- nsilace Of tlrir failing 10
I'VE the most decided relief Snsrnan- LoZensrs are
gaiaing the greatest repu tua his neen sior
attained b., any ether MEDICINE They sold q 100
HsssaG-,treet anG by Agents 10 Broad~ay aud ; inds
corner Caanbcfs-lr. isc BoVery II Eat rroad 'ay
y R.eecker street. ~ iuds and Rushton &
Aspu~ al's tsrec stores.
L Psase's Candy Tor a4.e town, wholesale and
retail al Il Maiden iauc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

y EGnlprrn'lcc. ~ Wi Te -H|--771o
Meeting held az tls u .ho' ut Cascain = CD 'tr near
. Az nuo eat ..d- ON W,-uesdny Dec 10 atbd.-f'
o'clock. Tiprler. aad Venjers OF liquors va hut'
11l friends o fespersnecu stnea ar7 ~
ytsd Thee sal. be- rel rned in-tri4.s tgfs-
i-te thc.r up 5ieuce.
MI. iat no. 10 form Branch Of tbs Wellington
5 eety Tie Ch4'.a S'oetf IRE 'a,i'ed 20 .'teni q
~ 2 ae noa-yorA s,lanix srnprrnrco
RESEYDLENI A~Sp. IATlO- val hoii s.pe1uug At
the Lei.ht-,irset Church, corner y kftec- nag
eyeoi. 2 tNo4ne.dns) . c. Is 1t bsf pt-'6 O'Clock
number = Il. ,rmr ln.o-i.'ss expectd 200 - 4ie
their sxpe.i.rcc W. trust the friends o. ierfffaa-s
vii ss scs W. and invite The intemp 20 aIrnd tn5
,ncst,n, nth ih.m AW Corr, Pros
c. 3. SMITH, -cfetary ~ az
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

~ A man named John II. Moulton, at Albany,
attempting to leap on board the erry-boat after she
had left the wharf, fell into the water and was
drowned. He was on his way to his home, at
PitfshelS Mass
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

RowESr ANfHrHz.rsE.-Tae unn'uAily rcn and
brilsnt entzranmrnt. ~nich ava ben produced nee
The llst sigat. be Pesied hi' rg o-
tue as: .ims as t.ey be laid a.de for other novel
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

u President NFnhan val preach this even n.
IN the - r. g.. gl.1n-! Church corner o. C"fj s
AMI Deiancy s,rcsts
SUBJECT The cou.istency Of the doctrine o eternal
pm ,Lutut y l tho IGa 81. love tud mercy 20. Goa
p our ctsd m ctAe IS ~ progress 10 "A 'A~Ica'
where Pres.,ut Ea4a viii prs4c cyry esgIias thfou.h
tao week. ~ alJ
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

D1saRAcErUL CoNDucT-We hnd in the Boston
Atlas Of Monday "a statement concerning the delivery
of foreisn papers in this city, which, for the benefit
of,hose concerned, should be generally known
We are quite sure that the conduct OF the parties
will be properly appreciated without any comment.
Tie Atlas states tina, upon the arrival of the Aoa-
dia, package of papers was delivered TO Mr.
ADAMS, of the Express Line, for the New York
Sun, and another for the American. The former
was delivered between seven and eight O'Clock 1t
the morning the proprietor OF the Sun. Mr.
Adams himself admits that he was offered q con
siderable sum Of money al that once # he sontd
destroy or suppress altogether the americans
file. This it seems he did not do but
arrangement erected bstseen them ;ehere6y
the American did not receive us papers unti
nearly ten oclOek-after the mail had left for the
South, and after the Sun had issued its Extra
What confidence i. to be placed in the fidelity
the carrier, or in the honor and integrity OF the
Suns manager, every one must decide for himself
The SAINTS TX ExrEDlrioS.-Ohiciale account,
from Vera Cruz have reached New. Orleans thai
the advance guard Of the famous Texan expedition
10 Santa F1, consisting Of one hundred men, has
been captured by the Mexicsns, having been com.
PEELED tie surrender at discretion to force oftwelye
hundred men.
The Vera Cruz Censor OF the Seth of October
gives the following The Captain OF the English
brig Victor, ss;es that on the 10th inst, being OF
the South cOas, of Cubs and short Ofwster he sent
his boat with ave men ashore for supply. These
sailors were Immediately murdered by some pirates
who sailed out. Having observed This from the
vessel, he Immediately ser sail from the coast ,o
esesPs the same fate, and arrived at Vera Cruz
with only one seaman, passenger and two BOYS.
" Tbs Washington correspondent, of the Ms
siOnal Gazette says that Rsber, Tyler, ESQ. Pr,
vate Secretary te the President. has poem in
dress in This city.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

~ stage-drivcr named James Erwin, at
Newburgh, wa, thrown from his coach on the
10Th instant and instantly killed by the wheels.
which passed over his head.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

il1- Thomas J. Davis recently died at Greensbo-
rough of iatemperance. He was naturally quiet,
noaensive, honest-hear,ed man; the love OF liquor
made him loathsome beast.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

l. Fire. Eirr. - aicr. Winter ,-Goo9'
d4a.ase Boy Ia ate ire 81 Me- 67 Spn-e-ifrer a-.tp
sold Hmeds. ;, and pufchlsers ~ 10 90 tofo. ca
Tire sore 81. b. op-aei srf sales cen c- h-n-
day. obs irornlns 70 cl3 81 GRAD g hLiNth.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

CASE OF Carr. HArcH At RorrERDAM.-On
the 10th of June last sailor named Peter came
on board the American ship Atalanta, lying al
Rotterdam, and created great disturbance. He
was ordered on shore by Capt Hatch. but refused
TO go, and became very abusive toward the Cap
tain who came on deck and took capstan bar and
slid it down toward the man, whom, however i
did not hit. Peter picked it up and struck several
times at the Captain who defended himself with
another bar-whch he threw at him. Ii did no,
hit the sailor, but in lodging he fell upon the gun
vale of boat lying below him. The Captain i'm
mediatelv sent for Doctor and used every exer
ton 10 recover the man from the water, but was
arrested and conveyed TO prison in about ten
minutes The man afterwards died of his wounds.
Capt. Hatch was closely confined and allowed 10
have no intercourse with his friends On The 29th
a meeting of American shipmasers was held, a
which it was resolved TO represent the matter 10
our Charge d'Atiares at the Hague, and to solci'
his interference Mr. Blocker refused to inter
fere officially but proceeded TO Rotterdam to soil
CIT his release He was unsuccessful, however
and Capt Hatch has been tried, convicted and
sentenced to have the sword swayed over his head
and to endure Imprisonment for FIVE years.
strong interest is felt in his behalf at Rotterdam,
and the Kings mercy has been appealed to- What
the result will be cannot We, be known.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

Sr. LAWRENCE BANx-Ws understand tina
MS Institution suspended payment last week
We are advised thai efforts will be made TO
.une within the zen days prescribed oy law, which
se hose viii prove successful, as the failure @
MS institution viii be productive OF very .criou,
consequences to many OF the stockholders.
Troy Whi-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

Oe An Englishslun named Sewal at Sandwich
n. c. while attempting to remove the rails OF s
fence while on fIe, was killed by limb which
fell upon HIM
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

q Mr. Joseph SUMMARIZED was drowned while
attempting to cross Cro;on river at PeeksSill OF
horseback. on the loth
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

- APublic Dinner was given tie GOV. CARLn
a; Chicago on the Sd inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

70 DR.. T. C. Aiken, tbe murderer Of Nicholas
Burton at Ba,e.yille, Ark. has been arrested and
.nrnr,i,tei 70 iail
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

e The Election for Mayor in Boston look
place yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

The proceedings of the Tennessee Legislature. On
the ID inst, the day on which the Senate had
agreed to meet the House in joint ballot TO elect
u. S. Senator, motion was made to do so. 1t
was opposed by onc Samuel Laughiia, who pro
nounced the measure unconstitutional, and with a
great buster refused 10 leave his .aat and dared
the whole Senate to force him to 90 or to exre!
him for not going. After long wrungle the
Speaker and the twelve Wings started for the
House-the eleven Locos remaining. In the
House Mr.. Speaker Turney took the Chair and
the door-keeper Of the Senate was sent after the
other members He returned with written mes
sage from them saying that they were in the Senate
Chamber, ready 10 transact business whenever a
quorum should be present The Locos in the
Joint Session commended with great disorder that
there being no quorum of the Senators presen,
there could be no organization but the Speaker
decided that although they could not proceed to an
election, the body could still adjourn from day to
day. While the motion for adjournment was
pending about twenty Locos left the House. The
others then adjourned.
The probability is that the Legislature will
adjourn and the members go to their homes; and
if the twelve disorganzers do not meet an indig
nant rebuke for their contemplate conduct from
their constituents, we shall be greatly mistaken.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

u DR.. LARDSER is to lecture this evening be
fore the Mechanics Institute, at the Society
Library.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-15

X This Boston Telegraph says that line of
steamers is about to be established from that port
10 Hayrc
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11
Warramee Deeds for sale at this Office.
An Old Couple.-Au interesting mar.

An Old Copple.-Au interesting mar.
rage ceremony took place recently in pekin
Illinois, uniting IN holy bands Stephen Mason
and Hannah Mason. The ardent Stephen
is serenity three years Of age, and Hannah
IS blushlng siIty sereni The lovely PAIR
had been previously married at an early day,
lived together forty years, raised and have
now living thirteen children. Seven years
ago they separated, were legally divorced,
aud became free Masons. They are now
reunited, with full intent, we hope, of
raising thirteen more MaSoaS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11
Il. u. ANDREWS,
DE.N'gEST.

VIZ GUILD iuiorm the public generally, that
w he has retained again 10 Charlotte. This
place he now considers rs his residence, which
he hopes VIII give salsfaetion 10 those that he has
operated upon in bis past practice aud those that
may call hereafter will have ali opportunity al
nays Of returning upon him if their work should
prove had. ghis should no, be overlooked that he
eonGRts oil his teorl, and considers himself Lonnd
Tor any that may fail on the account ofTuniaith.
ILLNESS in The operation.
He expects to visit occasionally The surround.
ing Towns and villages. When abseat he val
always make it known through the papers.
1d-A, Orders LEFT With Col. NJ. w. Alexander,
sent 10 the Post Office at this place, will be at.
tended To promptly.
Room At Col. NJ. ". Alexander Hotel.
jan. 20, ISL M
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-11
"a EOST,

IN Charlotte or between Charlotte and The
q Tsrkaaeega Ford, baudlc Of NOT Is stitch
q together 10 abe form of Note Ijaos, Gil paya.
De 10 us az a6miuisuaiol Of Robert Dcaly, Iced.
Is ,1llove. to ait:
0ac on Wm. 4. Lawina AID pshers, fof SIS ~
Oar 90 Wm Hanks and others, ioT 50 Is,
One On l.obcU CASTOR ead others, lof ~ OF.
oae on faaau'n r. Bsaty snd stLers, frsi7 GO
ouesn Robert Wilson, s. Gr.cI and /. C Cdld-
vtI tot s60i.
ose "a Robert wilsoo. W,n II McI.easy and
3. t. iur, for 1854 sd.
Gao % G. l.. uuplrr and others. fof 81 rs.
Oae on Wai. AeLuTe and L. Q. Calds, TO-
| SO 90.
oss on Jas Ioncrau. wm. Lonuzau aad VIM.
| D4v0Dp5ri. Tor s! LAB
One on Bob, sioan, sen. z. Slaan, jan. and 4.
sf.4r, isf s35S 10
Oae on g D kaoH Rebl- Slcan and J. NJ. VIII
saa, ;of 81.
Oau On A. " Uea,y and Uiaera. i1r SG5 %.
Gao on Brodeeigh Ford and others, tor s25 f6.
Oao 90 Mary Pashc1 and others, foT s. -.
uue 90 Wm = Cathey and others, iof $40.
Dos ooc L, Llnebarecr and n,hers tot all ~.
Oae 90 Wm f.oBegan end o9hcrs. Cot so 0S.
0ae on JGo Hawkins sad olhers, ioi 50.
eae "a S4mL BaAty aad others, ioi sIi 81
Ulo % Rab.. sfniih aud otbors. inr 80 ~.
ole on q H. aud ie-sLereisn Wells aud 9th
O. r., .ur 33I glb
Il Ouy ou l. Odsrr aud Saml Dcaiy, ~ e 10
0aa 90 Wn. B.a'y aat others 'ef 8 s.
~ Tie above notes daitd the i3ih Of February,
isiH. ard doc 10 twelve Boptbs
A.so, orc note on {. taldseil ai'r not rcenl.
ac;rd, loi sboal GO Of 50. due 18Th Fsb'y last.
oao oa Cynlnia nusly, dated about The 9Th Of
Ell. last, drawn QUO day amer date ipf 81 10.
Uae on Saml. B8aiY. date not recoiiceied, due
81 Of Jan'y, last, Cor tg9l 0l.
oas on YIN Boo,y, f5F sumelbing under $40,
DC "a Of fan'y. last
0oson hi, Wags'afT, for 81 due LET Jan last.
Que on F. Hanks, Wm. Hanss, SAM. Johnston
nc WIN. NcIore for 1881, dated about lbe l3tii
Iaish last, tuo IL eleven months.
Al pnrsnps that gave anch notes, are notified
OF 10 phy thrtu to any one bu, mysclt Any n.
fmsuan concerning the above papers will be
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