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New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

oer ewes for an instant Ii was but glance
Iittle. fearful, timid glance 1t Kept Joe silent
though, f,r long time.
"W.lltn he said stoutly, sit was 10 De ether-
wise. and was | have been abroad, hgnuns az
the summer and frozen up ell the winter ever
since. have come back as poor IN purse as
went, and crippled for life besides But Qol!'
would rather have los, this other arui-ay' wouiu
rather aaye lost my head than have come back 10
fad YOU dead, or any thing but what AWAY. PIC,
cured YOU 10 myself, and what always hoped ana
wished to find you Thank Got for all
On how much. and how keenly, the little Co
s,ette OF ave wears ago felt now She had found
5sr hear at last. Never having known It's worth
III nov. she had never known the worth of his.
II did hope once, said Joe. in his honely way
:. tina, nigh, come back rich man and MARI,
Won. Bat was boy then, and have long known
better than that am poor, MANNED discharged
soldier. and must be content TO rob through HE "a
can. I can't say, even now, that SHAH be siad
70 see YOU married. Dolly; but ON glad-yes'
am. and glad to think can say 'o-'o Know 'na5
Won are admired and court=d. and can Puck anc
choose for happy life. 1t : a comfort 10 me 10
Know that YOU ii talk TO your husband about me
and hope the time will come when may bS able
10 ike hi,4. and to shake hands with hlni, and 10
COM, and see YOU as poor friend who knew you
when sou were GIRL GOD bless you
Has hand GiS tremble; but for all that ne loon
il away a ain. and left her.
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LOB SAL ga Drug Store situated in a crowded
neishborhood, excellent location for practice and
retail estsbshed about years. No ed apply un
less uai to general practice For particulars apply
lo3 Allen near Brooms-sreet. between i2 and i-if BY
lie tier, postpaid, address T. II. J.
P s The above presents pre-eminent advantages 20
&c ntleman combining knowledge Ct German With the
English language. Mol
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the sew
- .,l uf the Mayor Aldermen and Commonal
" of the CITY of SewYok relative TO the opening OF ne oS-
rnh Avenue from 2 Ia 9 street., aud Also relative 10 'he
opening from Ia 10th avenue 10 The East RIVER
To whom il may conc rn-Noce is hereby given that pc
will be- 10 the Ju.ces OF the supreme Sou't OF
udcature Of the State of Nrw-YOrk at special term eeo
holden the Capitol 10 the city OF Albany on the hf't
Tur,ay of December ext a, tn. opening of the Court
that thereafter counsel csn be heafd ~ roe-
Je.up senior Wetpor, Connecticut setting HI ms
right title and claim to PfoportlonAe part g" tne :n
So and aud by the report OF the Commission
of and the matter OF spening the
from 2ltO 10Th street. awarded to Henry
Dudley AMI ohe confirmed the 9Th day OF Feb
rlry 1929 by reason the kng certain premises, part
which embraced within the tract OF land hereinafter
described for the purpose OF opsnng the Seventh avenue a.
atof e,,id
And also setting forth hi right ,ie aod claim proper
onae part hundred ard sixteen dollars hef
,iofe aud by the OF the COMMISSIONS OF Es
and Assessment in hs ,id matter OF opening see'
from which conf cued
EehrI.y, 1889, awarded TO owners unknown
~ Of the akn Of certain premises part Of Which
embrace" within The tract of land hereafter To-
the purpose OF opening 5,t street as atesad That lhe fac
laGd the taking of portion" 81
which the aid claim will be- made, situate IN the l2th WARD
Of the city # NrwNck, and bJuuGed and described ol-
oWs-B ginning tue Westerly VI land late OF
John Hopper th Ea,teriy side OF the Boomingdse Ioal
rnnrg along he Easfy side Of id road South Il
seconds West the Of 5 street, thence Eatery aorg
centre point dstaut $50 feet Ea.ery oi
the Ea.ery sid. the Seventh thee Sofery IN .
line parallel with the Seventh 10 land or late OF
John Hopper tn Nonh-ry along land Or late Of said
John Hoppqr 10 the p ace Of begiHning.
And the prc.entnent ui such petition pstlon VIII Ne
made that the thereof be granted, and for rule
der Of said Court dire ting william r. Halle, ESQ clerk oil
aid Court re.i'ng in the city Of New York 10 pay ov.f to
said several award the petitioner Of right entitled to- OF
further order the Cour just and pro-
per in the premises. Dated October ., 1871.
II. W. ROBINSON, Attorney for Petitioner
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DIV ORDER Of Hon. WIN. Inglis, Associate Judg,
af q

DK ORDER sf Hon. WIN. Inglis, Associate Judge
ID Of the Court of Common Pleas for the city and coany
of New York
Notice hereby given that attachment ans issued
against tho Jacob c. Lagrange, and particularly
sgsHst share of the real lying tina county Of
Schoharie lately owned by the father of the sa Jacob c.
Lagrange now deceased which SAID share decided by
Martha Lagrange the said Jacob e. Lagrange late
Buffalo, the State OF NewYork, abscondDs
ceaed debtor due ts the said Judge pu
suant directions OF the Statute concerning attach
against abscondng, concealed debt
crs and that the will be ssd for the payment Of
debts unless he the said Jacob c. Lagrange appear and
discharges such attachment according law within thr
months OH the first publication of this notice, and that
the any debts azd the delivery OF any property
belonging the said debtor him fer his and he
transfer Of property by him for ary purpose whatever
forbidden by Law and VOID.
Dated New-iork, Augusta ls4l.
WIN. COLT, no co Wall ST,
au2i lawtN4 Attorney for Attaching Creditor
DIV ORDER Of The Honorable VIM. Inglis, Associate
- Judge OF the Court of Common Pleas notice l. mere
by given pursuant the provisions Of statute author-
zng attachments sganst nonresident debtors that an at
tschment has Issued against the estate Of Joseph Fisher
nonresident the State of New York. and that the
vii be sold for the payment of his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according to law within
months from the hrst publication Of this sotce and
that payment of any debts due him by residents
this State, and delivery him for his of any
property within this belonging TO him and tbersnsfer
of any such property by him are forbidden by law and
Dated The liiA day Of August, is4l.
ALE & CAMPBELL,
aul7 Attorneys for Attaching Creditor, 81 Wali-st.
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CHAPTER LXXlI.

The Black Lion was so lar OFF, and occupied
such length of time in the getting NJ, that not
withs landing the strong presumptiye evidence she
nad about her OF the late events being real ana OF
actual occurrence, Dolly could divest herself OF
the belief that she must be III dream which was
,4stng all night. Nor was she quite certain that
,he saw and heard with her proper senses.
even when the coach, in the tuiness of time, stopt
at the Black Lion, and the host Of that tavern aP-
preached in gush of cheerful light to help them
10 dlsnount, and give them hearty welcome
There too, at the coach door, one on one side,
one upon the other, were already Edward Chester
and Joe Willct, who must have followed in another
coach; and this WAS such strange and unaccount-
able proceeding, that Dolly was the more inclined
TO favor the idea OF her being fast asleep. But
when Mr.. Wiet appeared-old Johs hmseli-so
heavy-headed and obstinate, and with such doubl.
chin as the iyeliest Imagination could never in It's
oodest fights have conjuled up in all It's vast pro-
portions-lhen she stood corrected, and unwilingly
admitted TO herself that she was broad awake.
And joe had lost an arul-he-thst wel-rnade.
handsome, gallant fellow As Dolly glanced
towards him, and thought Of the pain ne must have
suffered, and the far-off places IN which he had
been wandering; and wondered who had been ms
nurse and hoped that whoever Ii was, she had been
as kind and gentle and considerate as she would
have been the tears came rising to her bright eyes
one by one, lIttle BY little, until she could keep
them back no longer and 90, before them ell, wsPt
bitterly.
1--WE are all safe now, Dolly" said her father,
kisdly. eve shall not be separated any mere
Cheer up, my love, cheer up
The lecksmiths wife knew better, perhaps, than
he what allied her daughter. Bur Mrs. Warden
being quite an altered wonan-for the riots had
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GLOVE ANODaNE TO0TAa-ACnE

a DR0PS-A- immediate and pei
A feet cure. TSe use of this article PC
<Ess e ing attended with such aspPy isspl'
AY 81 in az cases Of TootA-echs, It Is nov
Co., & offered to the public &c the com
- - ~ den; belief THAI its virtues are ohe
lEsyYNSHSIa GaaIed After the future OF iiotne,
',fsGSe4flT. articles this has given immediate anc
Nh k!W7 lasting relief For sale by A. D; , q
D. SANDS 7s and 100 Fulton street also, BY DAVID
SANDS g. co. ~ Eas, Broadway, cor. Marketsree1i
Hart 27s, and Ring, GA Broadway; SYM g BoTs,S'
Price, g cent?. oi ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
S TOY E s

AIR TIGHT cTOYEs-Wo again call II.
attention OF the public This most invaluable article
Those IN aut of Stoves would do well 10 look TIE a
vantsges This he's over all others IN the market They
~ four hours are FREQ fcor dust and dirt, and recon
o,.nded bv the fr-t physicians IN the couatry.
Tsev create a wholesome atmosphere and are BY fs-
the hct ,oyes for invalds introduced. For sac \,
quantity and mrpshedio any style finish CURED
:. a5u WAter-.ueet AID III Bo"ery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

ID COOKING STONE,i Tor Noo1 or COAL was introduced
mo h, ei,v in the spring OF ls's, since which TIE
ic in tsi CITY and elsewhere has been very great
great advantage owe! most other Stoves tie
80, Of he oven, Which capable Of olkns SIX large
Of bread in the best manner with as iitIs feel
i, .s hor; time IS sny other Stove by a''npe move
,nt Of The stove the fire may be moved ~ Hehes nearer
10 frther from the o,en thereby Increasing or anr-
sane Tho hest, Tho Stove has four boil holes, and
c,ps5e Of doing as much work as any o'her ever offered
seperaj s.ortsn, of Stoves, Hollow Ware Stove
Pine &c &c constantly on hand
oil q h. hiIhE 81 " 80. -9NIec-
STOVES: STOVES :-rse Kitchen Companion
- lmorsved -SoiHclhipg beautiful, caeap -ua eeoGo1
cal-G QUIMRY ic prepared as usust TO supply asers.
toners Public geueralwiths new ana improved
Cooking Stove, which fpr ell culinary purposes e-Aso'
b. surpassed IN this city. woLld invite these VINO are
want of Stoves present to look IN nj no Seaf
nine street before Furchiaug escwhere As on eAamica
nom one look vail satisfy .crupuous that TIE
K,;ehen Companion has decided preference over Il
her Stoves as TIE quantity Of fuel which consaeda
ms Stove l., trc compared 10 all old patterns and The
ceiling of four boilers the time Snd the equality
~ hasinr which thi> Stove Will do, give Il decided pre-
,.o General assortment of Hall. Paror a'd Store
Stoves. of The inosI approved patterns
SOY ''q o. S, - GEO QulMBY, Csrsine st.
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ra ANEW -YoRK, AL SANI An
- TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for Aloaii!
-sa'es=-ezzsszz- from the foot OF Barclay-stEeet
The Line discontinued for the season
From the footof Cortiaud'-sfrccs.

The DE WITT CLINTON, Friday if'efHoon al
o'clock. ~, p.u. Ga
SorcE-All Goods Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills Spe-
or auy other kind Property takes shipped or pun
OF board the Boats Of his Line must be at the risK oil me
nrncr. of snch Goods, FREIGHT, Baggage, &c MI
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
THE POOR OF ENGLAND.
BY c. e LEsrkR.

We extrac, from Mr. Testers powerfully writ
ten werk on The Glory and Shame OF England
the following vivid and just picture of the degra
da,on and .ulerings of the oppressed Poor of thai
country;
Show me Il man who, in the decline of life, falls
upon his parish for support in the workhouse ard
will show YOU man who has been compelled 10
labor halt his days snstain the government which
has made HIM pauper at laSt-a man wRe, with
the same labor and economy, would have accumu
lated in AMerca an independent estate, and
reared up beautiful and well-educated family to
smoethe the down-hill steps of age comfort him in
sickness, and close his eyes in deaths peaceful
sleep. There can be doub, that it costs the
poor man 1--WE times AS muck to be suhect Of
Great Britain. il he lives this island as il would
if ne were citizen OF the United States.
Is there any bcncvolence in giving shelter TO the
brokcn.down operative to come and die in when
his overstrained muscles at length give way or in
answering his CRY for bread by telling him to emil
CRATE 10 America Is there even JusrlcE jnit
Saws Carlyle that accurate observer that lover
of the right and the trae; that hater Of shams and
wrong; that strange being. who dares DO all that
may become j man'-in his Chsrtism " The
master og horses, when the summer labor is done,
has to feed his horses through the winter. II he
said 10 his horses, QuadrupedS, have no longer
work for you, bur work exists abundantly over tie
world; arc YOU iguorant Cor must read you poll
teal economy lectures y that the steam-ensine a.
ways, III the long run, creates additional work
Railways are forming in quarter Of the earth,
canals in another much carriage is wanted some
where in Europe, Asia, Africa, or America doubt
it not. We val tisd carriage; go ard seek carriage
and good 60 with you They, with protrusive
upper lip. snort dubious, sisnitying tina; Europe,
Asa. Africa and America lie somewhat ont OF
their beat; ths, what carriage may be wanted
there, is not too well known to thcm. They can
find no carriage. They galop distracted along
highways all fenced 10 he right and ts the left;
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~ powwt,s. u COS. LINE.

: r4co<s a FOR NEWBI KGH LANDING At
.-::S>s---x9 'CALOWELL'S, WEST rPOiNT&C COLD
SPRINGS Tsc steamboat illGtiLAN
DER. Captain Rober, WDrdroP vi" leave the foot Of
WMfer-srco;, Nowi.rE every dohday' thursday, and
Saturday afternoon, o'clock.
Re,srninc, the HIGHLANDER wiH leage NG~burgh,
,yery Monday morning 2, o'clock and Tuesday and
to- f-eSbt or pas.pge apply to tho Captain board.
NR-Al btefu,c and freight Of every description and
M o. specie, put en board ths boat must be at the risk
Of the owners thereof 1uesa bill of ladins or receipt Is
.,,,,,.,j G,, tbe ,npis jy29
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NnyEITA CnNK nVOVE

For Coal or Wood--A patent wiui more in-
gor;ant improvements for culinary purpose, thsn -"''
ever been siade before allowed Icy the very BE-
iulges It may be cNsmlncd Where they arc Ncld whc
sale and retail at FISK STOVE ESTABLISHMENT 10 HV'
Water St 2nd door from Fulton Boiling, baking foas
inc, frying &c may bc all conducted 81 once thou' tc
tCroration to greater End with lss fuel than h
ever before been accomplished The oveu heated on
new principle making equal L" The he-t brick ovei io
baking Without any change Of drt except during sn
tom ready for baking hc all of the other
cooking process. The top fthe stove is OF level ss
fac7 and divided by paeI plates into four boiling places
af equal size three admit one large oval boiler.
changed from right and left forward and buck a may
bc required boiling winch in tn. medium sized stove
such a used Ordinary szc.:amilics, contains pals
water, together With smaller boers and steamers 'oF
vegetables. IL will also admit large wash boilers as above
b. taking oil plate will admit boiler OF I've
same height which will hold 80 gallons equal to 1t brls
aud With the addition of wood steamer wall boil or '2a
bbls Of vegetables This boiler will be found sseu
heating for bathing, extensive washing 'calding
pigs, without any expense ouel or size oi the
Il unnecessary to go uto all Its merits AZ 10y
examination every will that for compaciness a
aity stands alone unParaec! and protcious IN cVcr)
respect f!SkS STOVE EsTAbl.lsiiMENi /:
209 Watcr-st, y. 7.
N.B-Al kinds Of Stoves Copper TiH, and Sheet iror
Ware constantly on hand and for sne reasonable
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
EaAkrEoND. NEw.MAvEN ANO

f--Ss-as SPRINGFIELD PACkAGEENPRESS
- IJELBIfr X co. having recently
aassss1f=s-Ses- started a PAekasS Express between
Nev-York aud tho above cities. ready 10 receive par
ccls. specie bank notes buudle- etc Tor
an of ,.,ch Will be delivered with the utmost hdelty and
T1,r package car leaves New York. Tuesday. Thurs
DIV snd Saturday afternoons, and Hartford Monday,
WJn-,l AMI Frid.v IN charge of ouo Of hc'r agents
sir Iluflsut viii remain Hartford and A. smith At New
lorN.
PacLag., forwarded 70 Springfield, Northampton Had
lev VI town. aud all o,hcr adjacent pisces
NEW YORK OFFICE at Adams ENpres. Office. to
,v..m-,t where all package, received unuI three
n-r ,.- L NJ ~. -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

HGNsUrsP PEspS ASG LIVER GO :
u gEAsfE'-I certify thnt DR.. B. ID. ALLtNS
Balsam OF orebound peursy Root ha. restored me to
health, after suffering years leg ayer Complaint
For wears previous tahnc 20 susa my lung had
also affected that degree my phys ci1n believed
lahoriuc uuier pulmonary consumption. To the won
dcrfu, effect Of Dr. Allen, BH>am. owe my recovery
JOHN T. ROCKWELL, Brcoslyn.
HOREiBLE-Nhat is more distressing tian to zee our
fliow creature, OF by consumption whcn Dr. Aliens
Bal,4m perfect Oh! try this never falling re-
m.Gy. twill -tTr your life.
TICKLING IN the throat and hacking cough are certain
sign, Of coa.ums'ion. d. Aliens Balsam IS the ony
medicine hit cure.
BLEEDING from the Lupgs-No disease more danger
Gus aud no remedy eTscual DR. Aliens Ba'am OF
Horehcund Liyerwort and Pieuri-y Root.
OPPRESSION AND SORENESS OF THE C1Esl-
Consumption aud LIVER Comp mpai1t-Dr. L. D. Aliens Bal
Of IIorehound LyerSor; and Pleursy Root has no
equal the known world for the .: the above DIS
eases. L. reputation J., spreading lar aud vide aud
the dcmsud FOR it l. beyond precedent Phy.Icans are
universally prc,cr.bne 1t To cr patients with the most
astonishing benefit BE TO get the genuine Observe
the certificate OF copyright on tue label anl wrapper-
sold corner Broadway and Grant.s., by L. VI. GUiON
and BARCLAY Il n2j In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
T OWE 5

AIR TIGHT .rOvEs-We ags'n call me me
rAauezton Of ,Ac public hs most in'siu5bie af'cis
Those IN isn't OF Stoves would DO well to l"s ~ 'y ad
vlntsc~s this hs all others ~ the MARKET lneS
c,e hst lttle fssI vs.t supplying. but onct 10 t"en-
" four 1our> are rcsa dust snd dir d are rrco-
lncr,isd by the dr,i physiciau> N the coultry
Taey create 4 wholesome atmosphere and are oy iA'
the best for uyaIdS ever n'rsdsced Or sHe 10
= qasnt,y and rsi,b- TO any style of Eish requires,
- ir l. V BADGER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
EASTERN DIVISION
EASTERN DIVISION
s'E1-N<-.ls@ T-ff
iAss.s:ss ss5I.s,S YRw-y0Rn 81 ERIE
80 9L TX sAsg.-ssDs D-Tralns will

hereafter run hctWeen New York aud Goshen according
10 tue following topping at ricrnoht bau-
yo,tyie CIarkstown Grceubush Pnrc"e suierns NaHa-
no station Monroe Works, Turner SeaIaan'ie' MOB
roe Village and Chester
FROM NEW-YORK
4 Passenger Tram eycry morning, (cxccpt SUNNY
leaving the foot Abany-st O'Clock, IN the tompa
uy's Steamboat UTICA, Captain Alexander H. schultz.
A Passenger Tram eUery UednesdGy and Saturday ~
teraoon O'clock coH the foot OF Albany srcs IN tho
stcan,hoat Utica
4 Fre,gkt Train ecery MOadoy, Tuesd"y, Thw'ddy
and FridGy e(terrO0n, at / o'clock from the loot oi
Chambers street, by the Steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
A Passenger Tram erery morning, except SnndayD
at O'clock arriving IN Nowiofk By the steamboat Ou'
c, at the FOO, of Albany -
4 Passenger Train eocry W,dnesday erd Saturday
afternoon At 3 O'Clock arriving IN Ne"-foFA by tA'
stcambotn Utica. m
4 Freirht Tram cDcry Monday, TuesddU Thursday
ard Frid0s G}ernoon O'Clock arriving 10 lofN
by scambou Union AM Bargcs at the foot OF Chambers
street. 80
Fo- freight or passage inquire at the companys Tran',
portaiion Office ot Liberty aud WoS;-SiFeets ana
at the various Dcpots OF the line OF the road
Freight ail be- received the foot OF Albanystroet
on "Wednesday sHd Saturday and at tho loot Of Cham
hers rect, ON Monday, Tuesday and Friday unul
o clock p 81 &c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o2jif of the E,-tc,n Division y. and X. Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
PROF. OLMST IF

the putc and are generally too we'll known require
much to be said their favor OR Stoves are made of
the be, material and N the most ornamental style
The proprietor would carton the public shout the
many stoves rz-dc IN imitation of Om>tra Stove but
differing in tn essential parts. and would recon-
mend to all 80 want call and his assortment
which arc zu surpassed in point of bsauy utility. and
will be found be cheap at other establishment
All kind, Of stove work solicited and attended with
promptScs-. JAHES T. l.. DEAN 2IU w Natcr->t-
OBS roi u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
aul1 Attorneys for Attaching Creditor y Nall-st.
Dy n,zi,UR Of I'm, s,mp.on. E.i. ene Of M

DY ORDER of Ashley sampson, E-i. one Of ths
- Supreme Con Commissioners residing IN the County
II Vi Notice Rereby gwen tHst an attachment h1
is.Hsd against tho Of Martin n. Sbley resi-
dent ~ tor proof him pursuant 70 the dfec-
ti,ns nj lht correrring attachments against as
s-Ondnc. concealed and resident Debtors ahs that
the will hr sold for the payment Of hi debts unless
he appear and dsc,<c the aid attachment according
law within niue monii, from the first publication OF thu
notice and that the payment of any debts due to him by
residents OF this State and the delivery him for h
Of any property within tins State belonging 10 him
and the transfer of such properly by hH arc forbid
den By Law and are void Dated Rochester October 3.
l-4t. J. d. HUSBANDS of Rochester,
ol9 law9m Att'v for Attachipg Credi'orst
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

ORDER of lhS Honorable VIM lnc-, Asseciate
- judge ot the Court Of Common Pleas GotIec l. here
by given pursuant the provisions statute author-
attachments against nonresident debtors hli IN at
tacnnent ,u-d against the ctse of Joseph Fisher
resident of the State New York, and hat the sane
i be sold for the payment Of m debts unless Ee appear
and discharge such attachment according To law "hin
nlne months from the publication Of this notice and
that the payment any debts due him by residents OF
his Sutc aud the delivery HIM for hi, use of any
property within th beioncur 10 HIM sud thetransfsr
OF any uch property by him iofbitdea by Law aud are
Dated The li.h day of August lsil.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER

JAMES q. MOFFETP, III Prince street near Wooster
a. would particularly call ;ae attention OF Hardware Deal
er' .nd Aanracturer,i MS superior article of German Sill
ver Taieh he Offers for sale wholesale and retail of ,lhie
neses aad warrants II equal 10 any either Forega Do
nestle, 70. color and soitnes. a2-,f
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
iswSn Attorney for Attaching Creditor

;pY YORDER OF Thomas J. Oakley. one OF the
- Justices Of Tie Superior Court Of the dy OF Ns"-l ers
ntce hereby given pursuant the p1v,on. OF the iut-
hofi.inc tt4cn-n aca-s ronre'drrt tebois that an
attachment has issued aga Mt the este Of il7m Is >anry
r,,den; Of S.afc OF >oufh C1-on, and h, t1s an.
vii ,ot fl The ym-ut of hs c-7' un ~ he appear aad
dh- :. such ,ttachHent accortins {. law, WITHIN nhe
month, om the frat pIocl of his notice and that he
yen debt. due him hy rs.i-Hts et h' >'te aa
tire delivery hiH 1T his Of ,~y Pro?e y "'''n 'h
STAT. belonging O. hm and tn transfer ot qrop,y
by him are forbidden by law and void Dated Sh day VI
September, 1871. WILLIAM y >EAkS
,.3s l,,rq,u Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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L. BRADISH. Lieat. Governor,
JOH> \. COLLIER. Comptruiler.
.. L. HOLLtI, Surveyor G-ner-i,
WILLIS HALL, Attorney G. neral.
J.HAIGllT. rrea'prer.

pYORDER Of Grove Las-ence st.G. Supreme Court
ID Coums.ouer residing syracuse. the county OF On
ondacl hereby given pursuant 10 the salute author
znr attachments seau.; he Of lhcoudug cone caed
and nonresident debtors attachment hl, 5rsn isusd
" m. s,d Commi.,ion,r A. ai the Of Pu Chase. o
F.hl. in the said county ibcondIa- debtor and that
TIE will sold for me payment OF ma arh une.s The
aid l Cha.err aud discharge the SAID li.hme with
IN three the ir.t publication OF M notice ard
payment Of any debt lnd the delivery Of property
he aid debtor f,f his and The tlner OF any proper
~ hr h for any purpose Whatever -rbiien BY law and
are void. D.ed the 6thtsy Of November. "a