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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
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At his residence in Randolph, on the Sd OF Nov.
inst, STEPHEN HEhhtcK aged 81 year, q Soldier
Of the Revolution, and Rine months prisoner Of
on board the ever memorable Jersey ship IN N.
York Hlrbor. He was lineal descendant Of Sir
WIN. Herrick, Of Ball Manor, England, who in car.
" life became successful politician, was kniehted
al ,ut Tho comm ncement Of The ,nteen century,
and became an ,ppo, ZION member OF the Parliament
that legallzed the persecution which drove our pill
grim fathers to the consecrated Rock Of Plymouth
At fairfield county, Ohio, on the goth Aug,
l841 JONATHAN BENJAMIN, in the l03d
year of his age. He was born in New York
in Oct. 1898, enlisted in the army at 16.
and served his time out as true soldier. lie
married 1859 and removed to Pennsylvania
in IVA. In l777, a party of Indians broke
upon the family connection, and killed and
took prisoners three entire families, the only
son oi,le deceased alone escaping to The fort
He continued 6 months with the Indians
removed to Maryland in l779-to Pennsyl-
vania IN l7S2-to Marietta in l797-to wes-
tern Virginia in l799-to Ohio in l804-in
1910 he Joined the Methodist Church and
continued member ill his death. He los,
his wife in 1885, having lived with her rs
years. They had 10 children, " grand
children, and he lived to embrace child Of
the fifth generation desendent ofhis seventh
daughter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

THE subscri er offers for sale at his Brick Shop,
L in Cherry Street, q large variety Of Funs, con.
sisting Of
Genet furs
White, grey, brown and black fars for Ladies
trimmings
Lynx and squirrel Boas
ALSO
Superior black ouor and hair Otter caps
Shetland and south sea seal d.
Boys caps, for so cents
Fur and hair collars, a variety
Northwest Buffalo Robes
Fur and cloth caps repaired, and
Muffs and Caps made to order, by
Burlington, Oct. 20, le4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
pncI,. patent Cooking stoves,

TTNHEle.t stove for the saving Of labor and fuel,
which has ever been offered for sale in this sta'e-
the fire eng directly under the boilers, 10 take
the fir. and >harpe.t hea', and then PASSING around
The oven in fines, TO give the oven regular heat;
hakinc eqra 10 u brick oven; aud Icing larger thar
IL "nw other cooking stove now 10 usr For sale by
Nov 10, 1871. 3. NJ. POPE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
STRAY MARE,

A LIGHT Bay Mare, supposed to be ten or twelve
IA years old, brok" mo my inclo.urc in Milton,
on paying reasonable charges. JASON BROWN.
Milton, II Nov. lS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

w G, ID mixed, Paris Diamond, and Wool Dye
hlack Cassmeres, Blue, Olive, Invisible Green. ssd
black broad Cloths sstins,s &c &c jan Isesivsd h
complete assor,nns-tA chop, vssy cheap b.
a, 20 g. SCOTT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

Looking Glasses.
I IN LOOKING GLASSES varying in pr cs from
l w 20cts TO Sc, just reed and for ealsby
Nov 10 Ie4i. LOVELY T. SEYMOUR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

N. G. RAThBUN,
DRAPE I AND TAILOR,
PEARL STREET,
TIAS Just returned from New York, wnh fill
ports fthe Fall Fashions, and j. prepared 10
ers for winter garments in the most approved
style.
He ha. also on hand select assortment Of choice
trimmings, adapted 10 the on: such az
Braid, Buttons.
Bindings, Fancy Vest Bindings
Cord, and Buttons, &C. &C.
n. Bile is also agent for Scot, 4 Wilson's Re-
por o. Fashions, which will e Ia furnished 10 any
one wi hing them, and the requisite Information freely
given.
Burlington, Nov. 4. 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
Popular Hotels,
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Bus ION,
- TUE undersigned, Formerly OF the
L Elm stree, Hotel, and late proprietor
sss Of c. ngress Hall, New York; would
-41k most respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has becomethe lessee OF
this establishment, and putt in ample order for their
accommt dalton.
The house j. located in the centre Of bu.ne s, with
in few rods of Quincy Market, and Ut a short dis
lance from the landing Of the English and Eastern
Steamers
The long experience the subscriber has had in the
MANAGEMENT of public Hoyse, gives him perfect con.
idcnce in his abitics and he therefore pledges him
self to give satisfaction to those who favor him with
their patronage.
Dining room has been fitted Up expressly for the
accommodation of Ladies' and Gentlemen, which will
be found da spread with the bes the market aff,r g.
The Gentlemen's Ordinary; which can accommoda
about 100 persons, will be provided with al the sub.
stantial Injuries of the season.
The Servants will be found honest and attentive
exertng themselves on all occasions to give sasiac.
ton J. T. MACOMBER.
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UNIV r LII oOus.-n

~ r III
CLOAK rlmtn'n es-ffinges- TX ana Mohaif,
fringes Tor ohawisi six ana Mefiho and bor-
dernI Jumps ana thenleis Tor working
SIR WISH; Tor working re''cuies, new article.
SIX Ketcules Bead Bags, urses ana money bags
SIN ShawIs, scars, CraVa's ana HICKS,
Silks lor Dresses new style
Thread Laces Insertions, Edsings
Eootings; bohlnetts ana ot,on Larss
Greclnn WIRE nett Kali Road 90.
Silk Ne!ve's Tor Trimmings,
do. do for Vests and Mems wear
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
4 NEW WARRANT ISSIJED-

THE subscribers woud return thanks for the Liberal
i patronage iorted hem ly the public and would
invite them 10 examine the LEST seetiIon, which ,hev
have received u Black Blue-B ack, Blue, Invisible
Green and Brown Beaver Cloth, Black, Blue-B
and Fancy Ca sim, res and Doe>sn', tor Panlaloon.
min-s, Of all kinds and of the lest quality The market
affords, and VIII oh they will make into garments for
any who may favor Them with their custom accord
ing 10 their order, il Jeff 10 themselves in the mor,
la hona lie style as reported y the lest reporer of
the city OF lonGou and New York, AID wal ran,ed 10
lit. A. no expence will lie spared TO obtain infnrma.
ton monthly, it will te al owce seen that on ,he,s
terms warrant can certainly lie given.
All orders promptly executed for Ready Pay oaly,
ty
G. RENNs& SON.
Street. Burlington, VI.
P. S.-Tho'e who send orders for work will please
he par'ic lar ~ having their measures taken correctly
o ner[eci IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
DISSOLUTION

DlSSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between II
Il C. Blackman & Lewis D. Turrl IS this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
II. C. 'BLACKMAN,
L. D. TURRTE.L.
a. The huainsss will be continued by H. c.
Jericho. Oct. 2, lsh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

NTERlN Alpaca cloth, printed S.sony,
N moushne de LANES, French, English ana Amerl'
"a n prints, red, white and printed Flannels osnlon
do. AGoo. ,,. w.. w;.l .
ins. Baung, Wedding, &C. fof sale very low ny
Nov: II. p. W.. W =.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

DIAM and Diamond Beaver coih, black, blue
i invisible green and Oxford msh broad clo hs.-
Black hlue miXd and drah Ca>simere and sa,iinets
also, trimmings for making the same, for sale cheap
as The cheape.,, Nv Nov. 10. =. NJ POPE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
j. TRYON.
nRApR AND TAILOR,

nRApR AND TAILOR,
NM GUILD "nce more remind his customers that he
w continue. 10 carry on the above business in all
its ya,ions ranches al his Old Stand on ST. Paul
STREE, near the Episcopal Chrh, an in sigh, OF the
Catholic Church. Thankful for pa, favor.. Id Gus
toner. are solicited 10 continue their pat ronage and
MANY new ones are much desired. The ncwes, Fash
ions promptly received
Cutting done on short notice cheap for cash.
I have on hand some old accounts which should
like shoud l,te 10 exchange for cash.
NV ID. lS4l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
James Oarby's Estate.

James Oarby's Estate.
WE the snb>cril ers eng appointed b, the Hon.
w Prof ate Court for the District of Grand Isle.
to receive examine and adir, all claims and deman Is
ofa'l persons against the E.'a'e Of James Darby,
la'e Of Ahnrgh, deceased, repre- ened in.o'ven and
also all claims and demands exhi ed in Offset thereto
and six monhs from he da'e hereof being allowed hy
sail Court for that pnrno.e, do therefore herey
give notice that will attend 10 the business Of our
appointment at The dwelling house of the willow
lane Darby. in Albrrgh in aid District, on the last
Saturday Of Decent er and the las Saturday of April
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on each Of and days.
Dated Al Alburgh, this l>t dav of Novem, -r, A. D
lS4l. VIM. l.. SOWLFS,
WM H. LYMAN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
All's WELL AND AUS CHEAP

ALL y we'll ANU AL } CneAf
AT HOWARDS.
VIZ.
All Pachs, All Silk ArticlsA
All Pine, All Mohair do.
AL! Silks, All Linen do
Al Ribbons, AL! Hemp do.
All MUSLIN, All Fur do,
All Laces, All Shoe do.
All Shawls, All Fancy do
All Hdkb. All Jewe1ry, do.
All Bonnets, All Toy do.
All Gloves, All Cutlery do.
All HI siery, All Cloth do.
All Trimmings, All Carpet do.
All Dress Cloths, All Paper Hanging do.
Al Cloak Stufis, All Crockery do.
All Yelvets, All Glass do.
Al! Wool Articles, All Looking Glass do.
All Wersted do. All Ornamental do
All Cotton do. Also All Grocery do.
Together with all other kinds of Goods, comprising
the most general Stock which he has ever had The
pleasure Of offering, and 40 they ican will be ALL
sold cheap to the People, at HOWARD'S.
l9Nov. Al.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
STRAY STEER.

CTRAYED from The Wal-worh lot, on the inter,
Ovalp. al out ten day. since, light red two year old
steer, with brocee face, ONE While on the ely, and
u,,ons on the horns. Any information concerning
him will Re thankfully received and literally nald for.
Burlington, Nov, 10, 1871. DAVID FISH.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
H0NHUNiG90S

For ,acIy Nuv.I PFCN q STEAN'
LNASH HON LE, Bonnet ST. $" every lyle
l. and qualify, Blk, Bue Blk and emma silks
for dresses. do Satin for do. Sars silks and
Win er Ribbons (new stye) Winter AIuhcia, Tlow-
srs. Velvet, &c &c. ). +. "hALN"'
Oct. II, 1881.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

STRAYED from the subscriber, at Milton Falls, n
- Dark Brown Cow, years old, with white
stripe across her forehead and white on the nose
broad horns Also yenrng heifer, light red, with
white face, white on the end of the tail. Whoever
will return sal cattle give information by letter to
the subscriber shall le honoraty rewarded.
TIMOTHY MAYNARD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
burlington bookstore,

TIME snlscr,' er would invite the attention OF hi,
l friends and Il e public to his new ssoi'nenr OF
Books The ret seiecrion he has ever made, both in
Mrella neo,s and School Books offered
chap for cash. Nov TO- ID. A. bhAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

rJNHi deserve ly distinguished medicine, together
i with Taylor, Ba>am Of Llverwor' LAYING 5
Ind an Expeciorani,-Lly Syrup, Down. Ellxlr,-
Moorc's Essence Of bartholomew Pink tx
pccioran, .yr II, for severe cold, cough, and com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

Alpaca Cloths.
A SPLENDID Article, (slk warp, Alpaca cloth;
~ Alpaca L'r>tre line lack NJ. De LANES, and
Ca.hmer,c Cloths. just received a. prices CORES
bonding with the times, by f. NJ. WRIGHT & Co.
Nov. IL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
tloSHEss, Band, ssidle, skirtng end Top iss,s
lLW, For sale by Il. c. LooMAS.
Oct 8 ls4l.

BIBLES.
PLAIN D"i''' 'esv"' sheep a,,,
:. -" Concorjsast
I" Turkey. do.
Just received, and for safe iy
cHAUNCEYceoDRIcH.
22i OF. 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

+ YMAN q COLE offer for sale Black and Blue
LBlsck and cold slk.Vavsts, for Ladies' Bonnets
and Cloak Tnpminss' AIsss Variety Of silk Frinsss
Oct -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

LAW BLANKS.
~ GOODRICH has constantly for sale BY the
". Ream or Quire, general assortment Of law
blanks, printed from forms from Revised Statutes,
Justice Wri,s and Executions, all kinds in use
Trustee Wrils .
County Court writs and Executions, various kinds
Warranty, Quit-clam, and Mortgage Deeds
Chancery Bills for forclosins Mortgages
Blanks fer Depostous
Administrators Bonds
Letters of Guardianship
Officers Receipts
Blanks for Notes, Hsy-Seslss, &c. 81.
August 20 h. --..-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

NEW BOOKS.
Mcfnoir> of Father Mathew
NV Sons own Book
Sunday school teachers Companion
Merha les own Book
Lives Of eminent Mechanics
Laws OF trade
Browneil's Commentary on the Book Of cssa-
mon Prayer, Just reed by
c. GOODRICH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

A DOCTOR'S KIT.
EOUND in the roa', near the Pear. treet House,
/ few days since, Doctors Saddlebags, which
the owner may have on payment Of charges.
Nov. 49, al. J. 8. PEARCE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19
NEW ARRIVAL.

A FULL and complete ormeo, Of De LANES
hChene, satin stripe and plain, Printed SaxoRy,
do lille aud single, Alpine, splendid article for coaks
and dresses, plain and liz ufet Merlno> wor>ed, pla
and wor,ed Sirge tor coat Innings, 81. Sc. al tn.
New Ca tore. (O".12.) Up. WHALING Il Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

1OBALES Brown sheetings for sale by the bale,
'piece, or yard, very cheap. bv
Nov. F.. M. WRIGHT & Co.
Also, full assortment bleorhe shriines, shee'inrs
Tickings, Canton Flannels, Diapers, Batting, Wick
&c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-19

III THOMAS will continue his Auction SsNes 10
liz the afternoon of every Wednesday and s Niur,
day. A large q'antty Of Household Furniture 81
different descriptions will be. offered, togh er WITH
Stoves 4 various kinds, with pipe. Sales. of Dry
Goods, Cutlery, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, &cc, will be
offered Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday lvcnlngs'
until further notice. Octobers l8al.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

Bi7cu1yous CoAI-With reference 70 the spon-
taaeous combustion of bituninors coal, which has
been considerably discussed OF late in connection
with the loss of the President Mr.. J. G. Fell, 4
civil engineer at Hazleten, Pa. has addressed to
a gentleman in Philadelphia statement Of fact
which once came under his owa observation. Dur
ing his stay at ST Jsgo de Cuba in 1910, large
heap, some 800 IONS of Welch coal, was disco
vered 10 be on FIRE. The pile was some fifteen feet
high and there was not the slightest doubt that ii
ignited by spontaneous combustion The city au-
thorties Immediately ordered it to be removed
From the heat ofthe climate this occurrence would
be more liable to take place there than here; but
in the hold Of steamship surrounded too BY heated
metal there would be nothing marvellous in such
an event.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
Nss-York, sept 10 1911.

LADIES LlrE-PRlsERyeA.--A friend of ours
makss suggestion which may be considered by
some of our fair readers as little imperinent'
He suggests that their Bustles, T0nnarfs or
Bishops be made of India Rubber and inflated as
the ordinary liie-preservers are, and, thus being
always provided, they will be in no danger Ii
,h. suggestion is approved, we suppose that here
after we may be able TO estimate the care which
each lady takes of her self by the dimensions OF
her-hfe-prcseryer
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
GREAT ATTRAJTION.::

Tsa. FARE REDUCED!-l2t and
fssss.-e,ss frosl Harlem The proprietor embraces
HSi ~ zA-the carries, opportunity OF informing his
friends and the public in general that he is prepared TO
his and splendid line of Stages from the North
American Hotel Bowery TO ne WIZ c. kelnge.s Iigr
lem River Mansion House regularly every half hour il
the day touching other intermediate places along the
route and making their passage through in abouean hour
Neat and spacious apartments ntted on each end
OF the route ior the comfort and oil passen
gers. This and wet regulated line running nearly
double the number Of trips daily that the Cars do the
track gives decided advantage over tsem stopping
much longer Rach trip &, Kc nrers and giving passen
gers sulcien, partake oil every kind Of refresh
mcnt which always kept hand and served in the
bes; possible manner suitable the times.
Eowcry and White Hall Stages run usual every Eve
minutc. during the day. J. MURPHY
iy 6;n Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
sEENE. AlsOIiIGs1N.sI. gsAgss Dg e

CFNIENE AlsDKgaIdN.sL l. aaAEas Ee L
"a Warranted TO change light grey Hair TO a per
maneut glossy jet black single application, wth ut
the slightest INJURY to tine .hn cavGg pure and white
as before, and time adding in an astonishing
degree 20 the growth OF the Hair.
For ale solely By HORACE EVERETT. Druggist and
Chemist agent for the Proprietary No. 56 GreeEwch-
street one door above Fraakliu. street. Price 81
y. BIO prove this Dye Is imposition the gent Is
authorized the money 1t fails to perform
above sll itls'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

Our NAvY.-The Army and Navy Chronicle
says that some deduction must be made from the APP
parent extent of cur naval force exhibited in the
navy list. Two "A gun-ships are rotten and unfit
for repairs. The Lexington of 20 and the Erie Of
&c guns are broken up, and the Warren Of 20, two
brie> and the Relief store-ship are not fued for
-rr;S;nc vessels
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

5' Two men named Rose and Eishma were e1-
an'ined aud committed at Rochester on the 9Th
i0' 'r'ai on charge OF having broken into several
stores at HoaeyOyo Falls, and stolen money and
valuable goods therefrom on tho 5th inst. An &C
s0mpdce named Parish had no, been taken,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

u Private neutrality-suspicious. wishing per-
,nanen Board and Room. in location convenient TO the
business part of the City, will be accommodated .. No -
Duaac Of Broad ~herc bat es board
crs are akea and every exeron made to reader their
no INC pleasant and comfortable. The house is entirely
new and nowiy furnished throughout Terms moderate
Refaroacss exchanged. V22 If
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

nTARTEN w. E1IlIoNS sece. co e9a;,saty ,,si, f on
It& hand MI kinds Of gRASS GERlAN SiLVER Cast
ings, o. No. II Spruce stTTest "a l"l
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

u The increase in the number Of Lcadon letters
through the General Post since lS4O for four
weeks is stated in the Times a, ,622, ,59a, and the
increase curing the same time since 1889 is 3.Sl7,-
$50. or III. Qper cent.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

~ TO City .nerciants.-Cty Wholesale Mer-
chants viii find vastly their Interest 10 insert an ad-
ver.cmenti in TIE SENECA COUNTY COURIER pub
ishel at Seneca Fal, N " nnsmuch the Courier has
very extensive circulation AID that among business
men, Advertisements viii be inserted conspicuOusy, and
extremely reasonable. Address Editors of the Courier
Seneca Falls X. Y" % ct
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

3e Tie body OF an unknown man about SO years
OF age was found in the Genesee river at Charlotte,
near Rochester. on the 9TH inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
BOOKS, STATIONARY AND PAPER HANGINGS"!
u To Country Deniers.-Tae subscribers keep

/ BUM, n l lcNah1 AM Ar In IIh.N''-'"7+-
u To Country Deniers.-Tac subscribers keep
constantly hand their Store No. IS Pearl ST. near
Wall s.. complete assor,rseht of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL
and MISCELLANEOUS BooKs of the latest and 'aost ap
proved editions which they offer upon the most reasona-
bic terms for CASH or City 4ecss,aHcss; also
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY of every variety.
10 which they invite the attention Of Merchants visiting
the City to make their Fal! purchases.
ACCOUNT BOOKS ruled any pattern, and made to
order, Of the bes; materials and in superior style
- FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGiEGS
BORDERS, &c. Of the latestpatterHs and FAST
coLoRs suited to the Country Trade, for sale Gauae
tgYsTs Prices.
a. Merchants and Dealers Om the Country ar request
ed to call and examine their stock of goods.
n B. Schools Colleges and Libraries supplied upon the
most liberal terms. BAKER, CRANE q Co..
Wholesale booksellers and S,atoners and
Dealers in Pare, Hangings, No l5s Pearlst.
(Sign of the {" Ledger y York, (near Walls;
an!9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

FIRE AT Pa.LAp1LrHIA.-On Friday last, fire
broke out in carpenters shop in SccOnd-s'ree,,
Philadelphia, which soon communicated to the
Starch Factory of Mrs. Hubbard, both which were
burned to the ground. The hay press OF Mr. BO-
dine. the ,annery of Mrs Filter, and about fourteen
other buildings were consumed. The total loss is
estimated at abou, sec, ,oOO on which there not
more than $1,000 insurance.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

L'KENGEH AMID MGARC.-Slr. M. A. GAU.
VAIN his LADY and DAUGHTER. having resumed
their lessons IN French and Music Qhc Piano Guitar and
Voca request pupils to call and have their names enter
ed either for classes private lessons The morning
hours devoted Ladies' the evenings 10 Gentlemen The
French taught after MASEscA's ORAL SYSTEM, which Mr.
g. has successfully practsed for rumbers of years and for
which h. highly recommended by the author of that
Svstern in his preface to his work.
lr Scninnres and private families daily attended TO-
in both brunches. Apply at 597 Broadway, near Walker
street. sii ot'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

u Ncw-Norit ana Eric RaiIroad sfHfe
StoCit.-Notice hereby given that the New-ferk and
Erie Railroad Company Si sell Public Auction, at the
Merchants Exch the City OF Nc@ York on Monday
the 2Jh day OF September next al IL o'clock a. noon
under the Of tic Comptroller One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars OF New York State Stock bearing interest NJ
the rate of six per per from the first day of
October ncusveiy payable quarterly the first days Of
Jluary April July and Oc,ober being stock issued in
pursuance Of Chayer 1876 Laws of said State of the
year 0 aud is rembursabo at the pleasure Of the State
Il, any time after the frs day Of October 1861:
The Merchants Bank in the City OF New-Yorl is de-
signed place for the registry and transfer of said
Stock ans will he the place for the payment of interest
thereupon.
The Stock will be sold in certificates Of One Thousand
Dollars eseh anI the buyers will be required to pay the
amount of their purchases respectively immediately after
the sale when transfers will be made accordingly.
JAMES BOWEN, President
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

NORTH Eastern BoUNpARY.-The Intclligen-
Ger of the 10Th contains letter fros, J. D. Ora
HAN, Z. S. Commissioner for making an er Pdrts
survey of the U. s. Boundary line, addressed to the
Department of State lor tee purpose OF correcting
the erroneous statements in the public prints CON
CeFning the exploration in progress under hi' d.
rection. He says tha, both himself and his officers
have generally met with civil treatment from tie
British subjects residing near the line and that no
eNci,emen, has at any time arisen from their pro
ceedings 1t is not true that the principal stations
are marked T. S Boundary Line as has been
stated, but u. S. Ea Parte Survey, with the date
affixed. The question of Jurisdiction has been in
M wise nterfcred with, but the operations OF the
party have been strictly confined to the objects
pointed out in the instruction of the Department.