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, 1841-07-24
PUBLIC SALE.

TIME undersigned Administrator Of the estate o.
i Henry Rsanstettsr deceased will sell ut pSo''c
Auction, at the rendence Of the late Henry Ban
s~tetter, on Indian Greek in Pike County, on Tues.
day the 9th day Of July next, all the personal
estate Of said deceased consisting Of horses. hogs,
cattle sheep, farming utensils, house hold and kitch'
en- furniture SC. SC. Among the horses IL . very
valuable and thoroughbred STALLION, known BY
the name of SIR ARCHIE HUNT. He Is now
rising 5 year. old, and is surpassed BY no horse in
the county, for purity Of blood and beauty Of form:
The term. Of sale will he IL months credit on all
sums over Eve dollars, with the exception oil the ste.
BILE horse, which will be sold on . credit Of IL and
Is months, tie purchaser giving bond and security fo'
the purchase money.
E EnHasE BRHNsrErrER. Admit
July 3, lS41.
, 1841-07-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co partHer'hip
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm Of CAMPBELL, Chiffon & Co,
vas dissolved by mutual consent, on the fire, day Of
January A. d. ls4l, and the business Of the said
6rm will be settled up BY Campbell and Chiffon.
JOEL CAMPBELL,
WIN. Chiffon,
JAMES McPlKE.
, 1841-07-24
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersig"ed
~ ha. obtained from the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Pike county, letters Of Administration
mon IN. Estate Of H.. Braastettey, decea.ed, bearing
dat. the 10Th day Of June ls4l. All persons hav-
in. claim, against said estate, are requested to e1hio-
il them in one year from the date Of laid letters Tor
allowance. or they may be preclnded from any heneht
of said estate; and il such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said letters they
sill be forever barred.
THOMAS CRAIG, Adm,,.
ELIZABETH BRANsTETTER.
JuIy At.
, 1841-07-24
FINAL, SETTLEMENT.

vI1HE undersigned administrator Of the es.
i tate of Warren C. Allison, decd. late
of Pike county Mo-, hereby gives notice &c
all concerned, or in any way interested III
said estate, that the undersigned admin'stra,
tor will make a final settlement OF the sand
estate at the next Angus, term Of the corn'
ty court of said county.
JAMES c. SMITH, Admir-
July 8, 184l.-3t.
, 1841-07-24
Circui, Court Clerk, of6cs invocation IA, June ls4l.
STATE A,r. OF MISSOURI nssO, IS.

Now at this day come. William Parish an heir
and legal representative Of Henry Parish deceased. and
filed a petition in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court in and for said county, praying that partition
pc nude amongst tho several heirs OF said
deceased of the following tract Of land 10 WITH
the South East quarter Of section thirty in Township
~fortysix, North in Range No. S West continuing one
hundred and sixty acres. and it being shown to said
Clcrk BY afhds Wit, that said heirs arc not residents OF
this State. 1t is thereupon ordered BY said Clerk. that
notice be given to Mary F. Quesenberry. late Mary r
Parish who ~intermarrisd with Achillis Quesenbery,
Martha Parish, John G. Parish and Philip B. Parish.
that SAID Petition has been fled and will b presented
to said Circuit Court at the Term Of SAID Court, to DO
held in and for said county on the first Monday in DC.
tober next, said notice to b given BY the publication OF
q copy of this order once . week for eight weeks sue
cessivs in some news paper printed in or nearest to
to the County of Montgomery aforesaid.
STATE OF MISSOURI. lss.
Montgomery County.
Jacob L. Sharp. Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
be a true copy of ths original order of Publication
in my Office.
I seal. Imy hand and .f6led the seal Of said Court al
- Office in the Town Of Danville, the l4,h day
Of Juno in the year Of our Lord ls4l.
JACOBL. SHARP, Clerk.
July IL, ls4l-st-
, 1841-07-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TINE undersigned administrator OF the o.
l. tate of Nicholas C. Kabler decd late
of Warren County Missouri, hereby gives no
tice to all Creditors and others interested IN the
said estate, that he intends tomake a final SET
Element of the said estate, at the next term
of the County Court Of said County to Be
held on the 26th day Of June next.
WILLIAM McMURTRY, Admit
June 5th l84I.-4w.
, 1841-07-24
E,

IS Hereby given, that the undersigned, has taken
out Letter. Of standardization, with the will annexed,
unop IN. Estate of Solomon Fisher deceased from
the Clerk of the Pike County Court, bearing date
the 10th day of June ls4l; all persons having
claim, against said estate are therefore notihed TO
present them for allowance, within one year RON ths
date Of said letters, or they may be preciuded iron
any benefit Of said estate, and il not presented With
in three year,, will be forever bsned.
JOHN X. FISHER, Admir-.
with the will annexed.
, 1841-07-24

LIST OF LETTERS.
- EMAINlNG in the Post Ooffice al
IL Frankford Mo-, on the 3oih day o.
June Is4i, which if not taken ont within
three months. will be sent to the General
Pos, Office of dead Letters.
Solomon Benn Walter c. Mase
~Ipnatius Barns Absalom Petty
Miss Elizabeth Barns William Shannon
Miss Ann Freeland Joseph Stottleberm
G., W., Howard James Unset.
w. X. Hawkins
ADAM MASE. p. NJ.
July 10, 184I.-3t.
, 1841-07-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

HIHE undersigned Admini,tror Of the estate Of
Asa Gum, deceased, late Of Pike County No.
hereby gives notice to all concerned orin any vsy
interested in said estate, that the undersigned adnia'
i.trator will apply for . final settlement Of aid s't'fs
at the next August term Of the County Court Of
said county.
SAMUEL C. FIELDER, ASn'"
with the will annexed.
June 10, ls4l.-4t.
, 1841-07-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

4 LII PERSONS interested, are hereby notihed
IA that I shall at the next August term Of the
Pike county court, make n 6nal settlement oil my
adnini.tratron Of the Estate Of Lemuei Lawrence
June 10, lS4l.-4t-
, 1841-07-24

JUST RECEIVED and for sale. Doctor Cham
pions vegetable sgue medicine, n safe and certain cure:
for { hills and Fever in all its complicated forms. and
is an efsctual remedy for fevers Of every description.
also Doctor Cs vegetables antibilliou., antidispePlic,
purifying and caihariic pills. a valuable medicine. A
pamphlet containing certificates Of cures and directions
for using accompany each box.
June 5th l64l.-4w.
, 1841-07-24
URE.
HAY AND FODDER.

Great losses are annually sustained, in
some parts of the United States, making
hay, and in other in curing corn-blades, com
monty called fodder. Maine, in course OF
many years, have, ! think, amounted to
a moiety of the expedien,sI have resorted
to for avoiding these losses, have been put
partially beneficial. Grass losses much,
both in quantity and substance, by an expo
sure to the sun, in curing. and fodder more,
being thus exposed in small bundles, while
both, particularly the last, suffer greatly by
de- We and rains; but this year | have made
the aasst promising experiment for remedy
ing these evils. A large meadow, in bottom
land, OF a grass called redtop, or herds grass.
was cut ia dry weather, and sohcked in large
shocks, quite green but dry, that is, not wet
with either dew or rain; and this was done
in the following manner. Four stacks. Of
five feet long. and the size Of a mans arm.
were set up in a square of two feet wide at
the bottom, and meeting at the top in a
pyramidal from, where the shock wal TO
stand: one Of these sticks should. at least,
be forked at top to keep them steady, while
the hay is putting round them. A round
log, about six feet long, and six inches in d.
ameter, was then laid on the ground with
n end reaching to the centre of two feet
square, between the sticks, and the other
raised upon a fork about eighteen inches, for
the purpose Of enlarging the lue, presently
m entioned, least it should be closed BY the
pressure of the hay, and that the log may he
more easily drawn out when the shock is
finished; and around and over the sticks the
shock was make. its top perching two or
three feet above the top of the sticks, the
purpose Of the log being to make a fue for
the admission of freash air into the centre
of the shock, and the expulsion Of the air
heated by the fermentation Of the grass in
curing: the fues being made 10 face The point
, 1841-07-24
N NOTICE

T ETTERS Of administration have been
IL granted to the undersigned, by the Clerk
of the County Court Of Pike county, on
the Estate of Andrew A. Love decea-
sed, bearing date the 9Th day Of May,
A. d. I84I. All persons having claims
against said Estate, are required to exhibit.
them for allowance to me within one year
after the date Of said letters or they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said Estate,
and if such claims be not exhibited within
three wears from the date Of said letters they
will be forever barred.
JAMES o. KINNEY Admir-,
July 8, 184l.-4t.
, 1841-07-24
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

Books, Blank Checkss
DEEDS, mortgages,
.,rcnIars, g Notes, and
cards Of all kinds, Bills OF Exchange
a Hs..s, and HILL e sss1.i.,': and BLANKS.
HAND JUSTICES
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
VIII be done expeditiously on reasonable terms q. the
SILT RIVER JOURNAL OFFICE
, 1841-07-24
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE LECTURES in hi, Institution, commence,
a, usuai, on the first Monday in Noren,6er, and close
on the last day Of february.
THE FACULTY CONSISTS OF
Brx,. w. DupLrr, NJ. D, Prof Of .anaiomy and
Surgery. JAMES VI. Bush, M. ID. .4dsnet Pro(es-
,r Of do. JAMES C. CRoss, NJ. d. Pfcfessor
of Ea,tiiuies and Medical Jurisprudence. ELIsHA
B.n1LrTr. NJ. D., PrernOr Of Theory and Prae.
lice. w. II. RlcHAsosos. NJ. D, Professor Of
Obstetrie, & Di,easc, Of Women and Children.-
Tuos. D.. MITCHELL. NJ. d. Profs,or Of .Saferia
.M,diea and Therapeufies. Roman PETEa, M. d..
Profs,Or Of Chsmistry and Pharmacy.
The cost Of a full Course Of Lectures, is sos.
payable in advance, in notes Of good and solvent
Bank, Of the States whence the pupils come. TIE
Naturalization and Library ticket is 50, and the
Di.srct,ns ticket $40. Graduation Fee, S2o-
Boarding and Lodging, (fuel add lights included,
from $3.50 to So per week.
By Order,
THOMAS D. MITCHELL,
Dean Of Faculty.
Lexington. Ky, Jsne ], 1s4l.
, 1841-07-24

FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
A IL persons interested are hereby MOTH
N fed that at the next August Term Of the
Rails County Court, ] shall make n final set
clement Of my administration, Of the estate
of John Crockett deceased.
WILLIAM w. CARTM1LL.
June Ie, l84I.-4t. Admir-.
, 1841-07-24
LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAINING in The Post Office at Bow
IL ling.Green Pike County Mo-, on the
3oth day Of June I84i, which If not taken
out within three months will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead Letters.
Frederick Ashbaw, Alexander NJ. Long,
James Alexander, Doctor Leach,
James Burge, Peter N. Minor, 2
Azel J. Boyd, John K. Mortz,
Amos Beck, George Mock,
John Brown, Edward McGehee Jr.
Isaac w. Caldwell, Samuel Persons
James Davis, Joseph T. Russell,
Miss Hsnnah Daniel, William Richards,
Hannibal Emerson, Benjamin ROBINSON
Thos. Fullerton Jr. James Smith,
John GrafFord, William StePhenson,'
William G. Gooch, William Tillett,
William NJ. Gordan, James Tomb
| William Gillian, Susan A. Tompksnss'
IL. Hughs, Samuel A Tomb,
Carnes ID. Henderson Hiram A. TomPkins,-
| Moses Hendrick, Mr.. Underwood,
William c. lrby, J. G. WeIborn,
Jefferson Kukham, H. N. Wilbur,
James Kenny. Mrs. Nancy Watson,
Andrew s. Love. John Ware.
HI. G. EDWARDS, p. n.
, 1841-07-24
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NUIICE.
AYoTICE is hereby gwen that the undsr''sned
has taken ont letters Of AdmiDistrati"n on the
estate ofFrauci, Gilmore, deceased from the Pike
County Court. bearing date the 18th of June ls4l;
Al prr.oas, therefore, ~hohave any claims against the
e,ta, e Of said deceased, are required TO exhibit the
"a me duly authenticated for allowance, With" one
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from having amy benefit OF said estate. anf
If such claims are not presented within three year
they will be forever barred.
SILAS RHEA, Admir-.
June I1th, lsfl-3t.
, 1841-07-24
POETRY .
THE SPECTRE WARRIOR.

On the night previous TO the battle of Lex
ington, a strange warrior mounted on a
spirited charger, rode furiously through the
the streets Of some of the principal towns In
the vicinity of Boston, giving the intelligence
that the British troops had left that city on
their march to Concord. He waited for no
salutation-no one knew him-but he gave
the alarm, AMI passed on. From the circum.
stances Of the alarm being given in such
wide and various directions al the same time,
in the same singular manner, and by apPa-
rently the same person, 1t was looked upon
by many as interposition Of Providence IN
bdhalf Of the Colonists. Such, at least, was
the tradition; and long was the spectre
Warrior remembered, when the scenes oil '76
were recounted by the winters fiIe-side.
HEARD you not that war-horse tramplingf
Heard you not that iron tread!
When the earth and skies are darkling,
Sounds like these might rouse the dead!
Hark! that shout-it swells 10 heaven,
Loud rs pealiDg thunders roar
When the mountain oak is riven-
These the thrilling sounds if bore:
"Rouse, We slumberers! sleep no longer
~ . CCb aIC VII liO wy
Wake to glory, wake to danger,
Gird you to the bloody fray.
Even now their bayonets glancing
Mock the shroud of murky Night
Hark! the squadrons, proudly prancing,
Guide the hero TO the fight.
sSlumber ers, wake! away 10 battle
Never your heart, and never your arm;
II.4rl 49,, L ,--- l-,.as r,tIn
Heard you not the dread alarm!
Wait you till your wives and daughters
Victims fall before your eye?
Til your towering spires. your affairs
Low in smoking ruins lie!
sSIeep you when red Ruin lowers
Ger your friends, your hearts, your homes!
Is there one whose spirit covers?
Bid the wretch in slavery roam.
Sleep no longer-grasp your weapons!
Pledge at freedoms shrine your life!
Battle with blood the ground you met on!
Triumph waits the glorious stIie.
sSleep you when the chains are clanking
Which oppressors forge for your
When the tyranis hate is ranking
Hate which pardon never knew!
See! where yonder clouds arc breaking,
Starlight banners wave on high!
Follow them, and proudly waking,
Freemen live, or conquerors die!
sSleep no longer-wake TO glory!
Bid the naughty foe come on;
Teach him Freedoms soil is CORY;
Strike The blow at Lexington!
Strike as patriots born for freedom
Men who've sworn they will be free!
Burst the serrile chains that wreathe you!
Strike for God and Liberty9
"By your sires' ~unconquered spirit!
By the green turf DER their graves!
By the rights you here inherit!
Swear to never live as slaves!'
The trampling passed on-the sounds dies
away,
But the patriot few to the field;
And, ere the next sun showed the close o
the dav,
With his blood had our liberty sealed!
, 1841-07-24
OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at New
IL London, on the 3Oth day Of June lsi1,
which If not taken out within three months
will be sent 10 the General Post Office as
Da,d affairs
, 1841-07-24
A OF = ss

In the tircni+ t'n1r, FIR July TIE
John Baird. William BniId, David
Baird. Gabriel REED and Mary HE
wife. late Mary Baird, and Nc
Kinly Hay. and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird PetisiossFs.
John Baird. Samuel Baird Jr.
and >aran, William, Samuel. John
Francis. Absolrp. and James Hays
chi dren Of Elizabeth Hays, late
Elizabeth Baird deceased. De.
f,.lu,t
, 1841-07-24
LIST OF LETTERS.

EMAINING in the Post Office At Troy
II Mo-, on, the 1st July ls41, which If not
taken out v5&in three months will b saat'
"a the General Post Office as dead Letters
, 1841-07-24

Dead Letters.
Asker Mary Mrs. Hawkins Sophia
Allen John Hawkins A. &. 9
Buford A. Hiriinger VIM. ".
Brown ID. Hawkins John
Bohanan Larkin Johnson Jer.
Briggs r. C. Jamison A. Mrs.
Booth ID. C. Jones D..
Bowles John S. Jcrrard VIM.
Beanyrand Peter Johnson ZcPh.
Brown III. Krigbaum Jacob
Bdthr ope p. II. Mrs Lcdtord John
Caldwell 5. Il. L.abeoume l.. A.
Coontrv Elizabeth Lapslev 5. NJ.
C~ast,p!an NJ. 4. Martin O..
DavisS Mosely VIM.
Dufield w. c. McMurtry Alex.
Eastman G.. w. 3 McMurtry VIM.
Elder Mary c. Nicholas j.
Eperson Rich. Neal Charles
Evans Joseph Peake w. IL. .
Fike Nelson Porter G..
Fremon De Lau. Rails ]. 2
Glascock George Rice Charles
Glascock French Smith }.
Giascock ID. o. Scruggs G.. NJ.
Glascock John Smith L. N.
Green Dorcas E. Stinson Is.
Hays G.. C. Tutt Beiket
Hunter J.. N. Turley J. NJ.
Hildrith Jesse Warner n.
Heron John Wilson l.. ID.
Harris S. Is.
C. CLAYTON, p. NJ.
July 10. l84I.-3t.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09

The ACCIDENT oN THE WESTERN RAILROAD.
We published at the earliest momcn, and in I'D
vance Of the other ci'y papers full account of the
deporablc accident which recently occurred on the
Western Massachusetts Railroad. Wo see by sub
sequent statements that the Mr., Warren, who was
so seriously injured, has since died. The follow
ing statement drawn up IA, Springfield, and
signed by twcnty-six OF the passengers, who were
in the trains At the time of the accident:
The undersigned, passengers in the trains OF
cars which experienced the dreadful collision of
duv. deem it duty which TO the public
10 state that we believe the accident to have been
the result of sheer carcessness the part OF those
who managed the trains. First, there was no bag
gage Gu in either train between the ngine and
passenger cars had there been, much OF the force
of the concusson would have been broken, and con
sequcntly much o: the peril of life and limb would
Lave been avoided That many lives were not sac
rhcei is truly unaccountablc.
Second, from all the information which we can
obtain it was the dvty of the train bound westward
to have waited at Westted until the opposite truir
came down, whereas It proceeded immediately un
der full speed through the most dangerous part OF
the road. Some at the passengers heard the re-
mark from MI. Moore, c,nducior going west. that
he expected to meet the train near the place where
the cars struck Apasseneer restifcs that he heard
Nh. Moore say that the train gong ives, ought :,
have waited at West6cd till the other train came
down. This was after the accident occurred -
The competency OF the public to iudge OF this
dreadful affair renders any comment Of ours unac
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09
DgLEs cUxHD ST aAsT-rhe be,t r.

DIEs Z = Z z r q : I !I4t- -The Icel 70
and tue most peculiarly adapted by IT, a-trin-
geat properties, Is DR.. hlLrlMOBE'o I.iNGMEET FOR
THE PILES. 1t as become justly celebrated snd
r7ntcd be the cfeciua ssc and certain remedy
before discovered the most inyc,eratc "a e. ure
-peedy cured, ii employed directed. pamphlet ac-
c0p each boite. gsine history of the PILES. gu-
merous ceruicass Of cure n cases whore every other
mcan- bad failed part--ar directions the mode OF
treatment, 6ce s..
For .ale hy o. FAY Agent ut Minor, drug store.
l92 R--ei"ay Nesiors. Bctiied 100 Fulton street.
fed.
y. B-rhe Proprietor ba. been induced .educe the
pr.-e Df ms -n1l 81 per bottle With yicr to cx
Tend he riancs of valuable med cine 70 those irs
able 10 psy ia-.er price. % lw-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09

Fol,cr Ofr,os.-Prosiaiag for Hia.er--A man FAMED
phip Elliott yesterday arrested Tor stealth cight
hlsnSe,s worth S7t from the OF J. Dickinson
so No Chetry -s;icet The sth irst. ior which nc
~ss scat lo rrison
Rebb!sg a aParGmoar.--Joha Jphsson of Nc. - rcarl
street wrni ou THURSDAY evening opsy VISIT
10 air. Mary Ann Msn>fed. OF hsis Wate'street ant
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09
S1ATE OF :tEw-Y0Ek5 SEcaETAKY's OTfJoE.
- T-ft

Albany August -. - il.
II TIE Sber:F eftte Guy and Coaa.s Of 5ev-york.
>'r Nou;s J. hereby gwen YOU aat The Of ser
vice Of GuliaE { N.rpiaue- Senator fron the Fist
uats District Of thIs >ts. will expire the last Day OF
December next snd that Senaor BE chosen IN that
District I, which Tee ciy aud county Of SeS-Yofk be
longs the General Election be held the hrs
oa and thir4 DAYS Of November, except the city ana
county OF Ne~York IN the ci;y Of BROOKLYN, sns TIE
towns Of Bu>n~ek sai Williamsburg N the county OF
Nruc> where the election be held edaesA 'ie
!lird DAY Of November next
fOu viii also take notice. that vacancy 10 the Office %
Snalor 1r sad First Senate District caussd oy
tie resignation Of Niatbcrne Tonpkius hc-e Term OF
Office vii c1pre tire lat day of Deccmter loi3 ard
= 4 Senator i TO he chosen the saiG District at tas
same election TO supply such vacancy T"o senators afe
therefore to be voted io- IL the sad District on tue -ae
but Is not necessary proper designate on inc
ballot Tor which term any persou voted for iatente
y me same eecuoI the follow officers are 10 be chc
VIZ thirteen M"b-rs Of A>,eiabiy, for the -sd city
anG county JOHN C. SPENCER, Secretary Of STATE
me above j. true copy Of notification received from
u e Secretary Of state. MONMOUTH B. HART,
Sherif OF She eitF-anJ county Of New-f ok
Sheriff Once Now- York, Aug 30. ls+i-
All the public OeTsrepersI IN the county viii publish the
afoYs once N each week uE:ll the election.
See Revised Satuies vol It, calp 6ta, ttls ~, article
&c. part lsI, page lfo ~ lawns
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09
1afA' EoE: Y@uKsnHyNe.
DzEPteEgss. E4NNEY OF LINERWORT.-

NEETteEelssl E4qbNEA OF LINkKWONT.-
! Nowilr. pcctora Honey Of Livcrrort, prepared
only bv Jo-eph NoNill IN tic city Of NewYork, the
-ufest and most eicaoous remedy for Coughs, Colds,
h-tAua Whoopug Cough and all affections OF the Heart
gui Lungs leading coGSumpiioH.
Iii, sold at,hc low price of two sh!lipgs per bottle.
For sale wholesale aad retail the Original Depot
'liiou cor Catherine and rctaiicd by H. v Bash 81
Tarclay 1t Aaron Gilbert Fulton aud 2s5 Bowery Jts
IT, Hart 27s Broadway. cor. OF Chambers ,t W II. Du-
scnbcrry West Greenwich Conn, aud resilcd By Drug
si-t- in ever. ci y ~ tIe U-i"u.
Nh BE ,lre that each outside wrapper bears the sigma
Of Joseph NoTill l1i Snoul which none
iur. - lmeod
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09

srre,u SEssroxs.-Friday, October S-Beforc Judge
Noah ard Aldermen Franklin and Nandetyoort
Thc,uas Simmons tried for stealing toGr >hFt> ec-
son and other articles, crth - from Frances Owens
guilty CITY Prison 30 DAYS Aaron SaltorS, stealing
psscal box worth 81 iro Bennis Farrell gudty sent
to the Ecuss OF Refuge Thomas ROwboucr, assault and
battery Harriet hs vifn guilty, feniio1isry O. days
Margaret Heunes>y, stealing par o! andlron>, "orA -
from DAVID GOggn guilty, Psniteniiar, 90 ds's Tho
Nir coloted stealing from Sl SIS from ;hc
money drsNer Of Hiram u, Wheat rasy, renlIsnuarv
3months Marit Mllet stealing Sal from Mary T. SIIE,
adiadrea no, guilty t. ant Tor disorteriy conduct
and Patrick Conne aud Jesse Cover charged with
and haIery on aer wives, discharged for nsu;
Of eyldenoc.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09
- TKUNN HEpRA.UnRY-

IFGyEE;S TRUNK REPes.g0Ry-
10 Pearl -;reei opposite Cedar-,t. The proprietor
OF this estab 'shm.n; has the pleasure Offering to deal
er aai the public generally largest and most varied
sock Of Travelling and Packing Truass, Carpet Rags
'ali'es &c SC isat cau be found th. city Dealer,
End others ei do We'll call and EXAMINE as the assor
cert : ful snd prices .ow. s25Im
New-York tribune., 1841-10-09


rosoxs.,s orrlcr.-Fa,al aee:aeat.-The ce!on,r
,,J -. oguest on Thursday evening. az tie house Of
80 ynu;- Nc. 35i Madison street, on the body Of
Pck Mar.hnlla natys Of Ireland, aged about 81. The
Isceascd who was temperate ond steady drove .
bo s. and for Mr. Young and TUESDAY afternoon
lad baked the hore and cart mo ceEr ihey Dig
-inc IN New--reei. ID Tor the purpose Of load
inc vehicle when 10y the caVag Of the earh bank
behind hm, h- legs caught and hc A forward
the cart strl.ing himself the groin waIc1 IL
jur,d hiIa very severely He lie! from h-
unPlea.att .iius,on taken 20 store conveyed home
cab complained @; lutense pam, and Dr.. NcE~en SCI:
ioT vho oxsred ms skii the man, ou, aot~ih
-taudine, he died oa Th-:sday morning al clock:
Verdict that ne died IN consequence Of Injuries receTed
by bank of earth cavIsF h'm m celia N Cold
.tr.c, vn-c erglcel % Ioadng h c7Tt on 1e l,iI ut