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Attorney General, to aid him in the inves-
a.. = frraSa.J 10.

Attorney General, to aid him in the inves-
ticaton aforesaid.
8. RESOLVED, That no public money shall
be expended upon any site or land hereaf-
ter to be purchased by the United States
for the purpose aforesaid, until the written
opinion of the Attorney General shall be
had in favor of the validity of the title; and
also, the consent of the Legislature of the
State in which the land or site may be or
shall be given to said purchase.
A. Rcsolced, That it shall be the duty of
the District Attorneys of the United States,
upon the application of the Attorney Gen
cral, 10 furnish any assistance or informa-
ton in their power in relation to the titles
of the public property aforesaid, lyjn!
within their respective districts.
5. Resotred. That it shall be the duty o
the Secretaries Of the Executive Depart
mcnts upon the application of the Attor
neg General to procure any additional ev
idence of title which he may deem necessa
nv, and which may not he in the posses
sion of the officers Of Government; tn
expense of procuring which to be paid GU
Of the appropriations made for the contin
gencies of the Departments, respectively.
g. Resolved, That it shall be the duty o
the Secretaries of the Executive Depart
mcnt, respectively, under whose direction
any lands for the purposes aforesaid ma
have been purchased. and over which tn
Up;.ted do not possess jurisdiction to appl
" the Legislatures Of the States in whic
the lands are situated for cession of it
risdiction; and in case of refusal, to rcpol
the same to Congress at the commencement
Of the next session thereafter.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
SAM'L. L. SOUTHARD,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, September II, 1874.
JOHN TYLER.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16
JOHN FALSTAFF, Jr.

Promiscuous questions and answers pro-
posed and given by the male department
of Pufiington Seminary:
Question. What is the motto of the
Sandwich Islesl
Answer. o T''umperyl o MosesN which
are words derived from the Latin, meaning
o Puff! o NonSensei
Q. What is the meaning of Puffs.
A. 1t means the Principal of Semina.
ry, asking himself questions, answering
them himself, and having them published
as the productions Of his pupils.
@. OF what is "soft soder made?"
A. 1t consists of warm water poured
dO,cn the backs Of pupils parents.
Q. Were Possums known before the
food!
A. There have been many coniectures
respecting this subject; some say they
were-others they were not: but one thing
is certain--there are many IN existence at
the present time.
Q. What causes carbuncles on mems
noses!
A. When the juice of the grape, or ra-
Their the "crdmbaum" meets with any OBJ
struction in descending the throat or tho
rax. it arises to the nasal organ and there
deposites its nutrative particles and forms
a prOtuberance or carbuncle.
Q. Can you explain the origin of the
word Toploptical!
A. 1t is derived from the Danish word
Toplocalens; that from the Latin Toplusco-
lens; it from the Greek Sowree Krutsas,
which comes directly from the Irish word
Blarney. meaning, primarily, humbuggery.
Q. Who were Hokepoky Baron Nun
chausen, Lilhput, and Ned Dauis7
A. Hokepoky was king of the Canni-
bal Islands, noted for hauing eaten three
mems heads for breakfast one fine
morning. Baron Munchausen, was dis.
9 tinguished Yankee traveller, who discov-
cred that the moon was inhabited erclu-
siuely by Girqf's. Lilliput was the greatest
of Spartan Legislators, having ICON the best
t,co IN three an a foot race wh the mighty
Scion. Ned Davis is gentleman of color,
better known, perhaps, as "Ned the bar
ber," remarkable for never having been
known to get drunk--and for having been
rode through the streets of Columbia in
one Of his sober .frOlics some time ago, on a
rail.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16

PENITENTIARy AccIDENT.-The Alton
Telegraph says, during the severe rain of
last week, one side of the Penitentiary
wall fell over in the night, and broke in
the shops used for coopering. Had the
accident occurred during the day time,
while the convicts were at work, the loss
of life must inevitably have been great
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16

4 LIST or LETTERS remaining in the Post
"a Office, at Fayelte, un the first day OF Oclv0er.
ls4l
Anderson Benjamin HALEY Armilda
Adams Wilson HUwurdS McCaleb Messrs
Adams Walter Jemerson Tilford
BIanton Nancy Mrs. kivt Joan
B'lling.lpy Edwin Leskey jeremiah
Bush Robert r. Larrie John r. orr
Bingham II. c. Isaac D. Hargis
8oggs LIVE SonNlessrs Mclean John .
Boon Hampton L. Livingston J. N.
Basket Robert Minnick Daniel
Bundridge John Esq. Morriss Malinda H.Mrs
Cook Benjamin Miller Lucy Jane Miss
Craig John w. Mcdonald James
Cooley John Sen'r. Neal Presley
Cooper John II. Oliver J. H.
Carter Asbery H. Owings Bergman
Clark Edward w. Pulhn II. R.
Carthea Charles l.. Page Mary Miss
Campbell Daniel Price Evans
Crawley Ann E. Miss Prewitt Robert
Doty Asariah Prather Philip
Davis Henry Polk c. 7.
DickerSon Booker PrewittJ.
Enyart Humphrey Reynolds Sarah E. Miss
Everett Anderson Ricketts, John D.
FeI guson james REYNOLDS William
Fleninss Fields Reynolds Thomas ESQ.
Finnel Eliza Miss Stevenson Augustus
Fields Samuel Esq. Smarr William
| McFarlane Madison Smith John
Graves David Skinner Isaac
GodSten Emanuel Todd Neriah
| McGowne Daniel Tibbs Alexander
care Of VIM. Griffith { True Lewis
Giddings ]. NJ. & Co. 3 Thomas Jacob
Henson Mary Mrs. Taylor Larkin c.
| Hayse Benjamin Warren Edward
Hoover George Wright William
| Hayden Joel H. Rev. White Garland C..
Hulden Fieldin Esq. WOodson John M. ESQ.
Hughes Joseph s. Woods Patrick orr
Hughes Roland George Jackson
Howes Wesley Register of the L. Office
Harrison Joseph
WILLIAM TAYLOR, P. M.
Oct. I'd, lS4l. 29-3t
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FOR THE TIMES.

Messrs. Editors: There is an excellent
regulation in the Puf1ington Seminary,
which l highly appreciate, and which adds
very much to the interest of the exercises.
The young gentleman's department con.
venes on every Friday P. NJ. for the pur.
pose of asking and answering questions.
which. in their pursuit of knowledge NAV
have arisen during the week; the questions
and answers being quite unprecedented.
and no portion Of them (of course) being
written by the principal.
The questions are of very promiscuous
character, and as think the public would
be much benefited by their perusal, have,
,viM much persuasion, obtained copy of
them from the principal, and respectfully
request you to give them a place in your
paper--knowing your devotion to the
means of all useful information.
If these exercises continue to be instruc.
tive and useful, will endeavor to furnish
you some of them weekly.
Yours truly,
JOHN FALSTAFF, Jr.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
"a Office, at franklin, Howard county, No., on
the LIST day of October, lS4l.
James R. Barton Charles Littleton3
Mrs. Jemima Bohon Ben. F. Leake
Dr. Baker Benjamin Lively
Hugh Brown William McKeehan
DR.. James II. Benson Charles B. Newton
Robert W. Briggs David Peeer
Jordan Brumfeld James Parrish
Joseph Block Philip Russell
Thomas Cunningham John c. Redman
Robert Cooper William Scott
Jas, ChitwUod Jasse Smith
NJ Ferguson E.Q Smmon.
Johnston Forsythe Joseph G. Smith
Josiah Gumber Wright Sartin
Matilda B. Graham John f. THOMPSON .
Hobbs u Humphrey Henry Thompson
Rev JamesC. Hoberling David Workman
William Jones Francis WLiIlock
Jackson Juett Mrs Ann Maria W;cL.
William L. Knight Hiram Wilcoksen
Joseph Kayanaugh
o., ,.,, GEORGE CHAPMAN, NJ
o' "o i'al' 30..9t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16

PosTscRrpT.-The New York CONNER
cial states that the robbers of the Herkimer
Co. Bank were all apprehended at Sandy
Hill, and the money, with the exception of
1928, recovered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06
A tract Ofu3OO Acres.

on which the SAID FURNACE and many other Y;
liable Improvements are situated; aud auoll er ira
containing between
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,ril 3

JIessrs. HiL,am II. UoHs and arthur ITaHs:
TH,AKE NOTICE, that ! shall. on Monday, the
l. 27th da, OF September next, IN the town OF
.,ber, Bedford coutIy a, the tavern OF Mr.. hop
ktns b,,wcrn the hours oi 10 O'Clock A VI. aud
n,,lo,k p NJ. proceed to take the de, osttIons oi
Rnbeu NJ. Cilyior and others TO be read as evidence
on the NAL If suit, now depending IN tNe Chcu''
Supe,ior Couu of Law and Chancery Tor The coun-
v O, Bedford IN winch am plaintiff, and YOU as
ttust.es for Mrs. FL zlbeih Scott ana Others are
Deteuda,ts In case tile said DeroslIl"is arc mol
connle,eJ on The above day, they will be continued
from day to day thereafter between he anne non s.
unr,l they ,,e completed WM. II. HAkDl.
Aug. 26
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safe 0rZ0ud in Campbell.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

WIN. A. RICHARDS 4 Go. I'm the House
w two doors below the Market, and immed
,.ely opposite Mess,s J. J. Putyls & Dnnrl) have
opened a fine of liI,d" are, Cutlery, DC
and assure iheu friends and he Pubic that The
wifi be pleased to supply them with all articles IN
Ia, line, rery cheap, FOR CASH.
Ami u
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: L II T. q N q x T. = = j..
FIRST SESSION.


OF NINNlNlN
On The Erecufire Message containing The Presi.
dents objections 10 the Bank Bill
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" ~ II T. II
NNHE subscribers, The LIST day oi March, 1871
l. formed paitnetshp unter the h:,n aud
II lie Of
BOYD, EDIsON3, 4 Co.,

Tor The pnipose ot carAIng lIflghi on The Jamfs n
yer aud X, Via Canal where We now have r.nnIn
SIX FREIGHT BOA rs of the first class. "
will also atiend TO tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06
Sale Of Valuable James River Es-
tate, and upwards Of fifty
slaves, under Deed Of
Trust

an Wednesday, the Sd day Of Noven Der 'ext,
~ II far, il not. the mex, fair day, pursuance oil
a decree of the Ciicuu Superior Count ot Law and
Chancrry, ior the Co,ny Of uenf'co aud Cry OF
Richmond, ia sun therein det ending between
VIM. kennon and others. plaintiff; and ancls Is.
Deanc, Jr. Exon Il john Wo, dson deed, and 9th
txs defendants, viii be sold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06
ROTETOUssV SEMINARY.

w lie the above esabl sIment " i'll
l. commence on Wednesday the fist OF Srpem-
her nPxr. Mr.. Anderson having purchased a suitable
HOUSE viii be prepared 10 take INTO his family a.
bout 30 Boarders, who Will have the advantage, du-
ring the hou,s Of preparatory study. oi reading
with an assistant. The stictrst discipline. com
bin,d with uIldness, will lie enforced, among his
boarders. No student viii. at an, Time BIZ suit red
to be absent "uhuu, the know ledge and consent OF
the Pune ipal-and Student boardcs oyet years Of
age will be rtqniied TO SIN the rules Tor ihe rtgu
a'ion OF the boarders before beng admncd INTO The
family
Instructions in all The usual branches 4 thorough
English. Mathematical and Classical Education will
be impaired.
As The rumber Of Bo,rders during the ensuing
session will be liza ned, ear Application shon'd be
made TO Mr.. Anderson from mhon Terms, &C., can
be known
Fncastle. Angus 30 In
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and 10000 .crcs,

made up Of several traces formerly owned bv David
Ross. and which were conveyed by the same David
Ross's executor Il heIrsto the Carawba Iron Works
Go. On the first named tract, ANTHRACITE
Of lie Furnace. aII IRON ORE within the same
ooc,enirnt distance. The Improvements ate yer,
fine. IL add ion to the Furnace and Other ueces
Say hnIldlnps Ihrle M o. lhIs IrhrI
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o Il II IL l.
4 HAVE for hle, the balance Of the year, u good
/ Nurse or House Servant, about i6 years old. of
GOOD character. aud well cnnd toned.
CHARLES PHELPS.
N. B. have on band good new two Horse
Wagon for private sale. Z. L.
Sect. Is
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Dwelling House

DWc1LIns house
with SIX rooms. good houses, AID Cabus: also u
Barn with a new Wheat Machine thereto attached.
Also. he following Slaves, ben g the Slaves con
veyed by the sad Frauc,s b. Deane, Jr to the
dersgued Trustees, aud Randolph ll'rt'son, deed.
tv deed dated he 30th January, 1852 namely.
Lewis. Richard, Cottly, James (-ometlnes called
Long Jlm,) Talley Harry, Isaac, Tom, Tor Tom
Wells, )Shad,ack, Edward Judy, John CUPID, LIT
tie Issec, Albeit, Eliza. Jordar, May, Nelson, Ar
cher, Ben, Molly, Peter. Not's, Mansfield and
Spencer. and the increase OF The females since the
date : the said deed namely. Sarah, LaslnIa, Nan
cy, and William, (chiren of Judv.) Jula, tchiId
ol Amy, no died since The date Of sad deed) and
George, William aud Elizabeth, tch'ldten Of Ma'y)
Tie sale will take place al Bca, Gafden.
TERMS-For the ayes, ready money.
For the Land on a credit without interest during
the life Of Francis b. Drhne, Jr., as 10 the sum Of
$500; then payable "ny IN The event thai the sad
frances Il. Deane, Jr slIal DIE leaving 10 chlld OF
children ~IIhin the true intent and meaning ol the
will of John Woodson, decd-shonid he leave
such child or children. the land and the purchaser
thereof 10 be exonetaed tom the SAID sun ol $500
As ITO the further sun Of ST. 90. for cash--and Tor
The residue OF the purchase money on cledIt with
out interest," of one and two years.
FRANCIS b. DEANE, Jr
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM.
At the same time AID place alb owe mentioned aud
N pursuance Of the same decree, vii be sold for
ready money, tie following slaves conveyed by the
said Francis b. De ,ue, Jr, 70 he undersigned rus
tee, io: the benefit OF Lewis Rogers. and Rogers u
Co. nameiy Wellington. Willis, Gilbert, Sally Tom i,
(son OF SaIly,) Edy, George, San. Russell, Big JIM,
Shadrick Tor Slade.) Tom Tor Old Tom.) Simt on,
My, Duke, Nara. Edward, Scrlla. Ralph and
Davy. ROB'T GWATIiMEY, Trustee.
At the snme time and place. aud IN pursual ce Of
the same decree above mentioned. will BE- sold the
following personal property, conveyed to the under
r. gned by the sand + lancls b. Deanr. Jr., by deed
"'fed lst October, $40, trust for sund creditors,
nlaa,mely:
Nj crops at or the Bear Garden Plantation
tually severed leiore lie day Of salt; all the horses,
mules and cattle, sheep aud socks of every descrp-
ton. furniture. machines. not beng fxiures the
land Tools. implements. wagons, caits and gear.
TERMS-For ali Suns not exceeding $50 cash;
for all purchases To thai auoun over. credit
Of II onths secured by negotiable notes with ap.
proved cndorsers, or bonds with good security, at
the option of the Trusers.
" ME Ho i; MA'FARLASD' Trustees.
Aug % i3N
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E.NlGMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

II pubished semi-reekiy (erery Monday aud Thursdoy)
a, -Four Dollars per aAn"m payable IN adrdn'e No sub
,,yfpoa wiH be recered for shorter time than sir months
ami no ycr wH be discontinued (ercep at The discretion
q. r1;torsJ until all the arrearoges are patd
~ 4DVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
,ouare for for the first Insertion and cents for
ry subsequent insertion"
~ jon PRINTING executed neatly and rpeditious
H. and on reasonable terms.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19
eSrgEsh'S LINE EGEs As.isASs.
- = md INTEkMED.AIn PLklL
PEO2LE's lime FIe9A NEW ost y
TO .a>.
-. EASTON. PA -

Through N 9 hours. Fare only $.
Leave pier 40 " r., Battery Place a. = o'clock =
VI daily Sgudays excepted, by steamboat CiEdeF'ia or
Water WITCH &c rizabe;ap port then 10 tsAe the cars o!
the e Tom sn4 Souer1ile Railroad TO Bound5rook,
leaving only u,r b. coaches, making b. Er the most
p.easaa sad expeditions roI;e 10 Eason For seats aP
Div to A. D. Hope IS Courtlandt on bosrd. A. D.
Hope will accompany the passengers TO Bound Brook and
-.uier al assistance necessary.
n g. tbs the osly line tRa, arrives IN Easton before
night Retaining this !;ue arrive, ia New York a. bali
s1s, - O'Clock p NJ Two hours advance OF the Won
de-fui eypres. mail iina ga Brunswckl
II rhe Express Line ia their advertisement cslls tbs
Line hunsur. To Pro0e what ~ say, We give notice
that our passengers can ave isjr refunded by
our AGENT at Fasiou NcE-YorS if they 10
at both pieces earlier than by the Express Mail Line.
hurbuc or huzlhug. sli in1
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19

al cannot very we'll make out NJ bearing anu
dsranee. said lockwood hesitatingy' and WIN
. very fsahI. voice seem 10 be IN TWO f'lAces
=, snce-;n nv own village and my aunt room,
Ill, ont man the hafycarly parish land and
L. are about me that could only be on
- am sure I've had methody par-un
go, With me The last two glasses and what
!.x.s me j. that |, a thorough seaman, who hare
.l,,ays done seamans duty. should be buried in a
Jir,y grave ashore ~ This was uttered with
many interruptions Vet the meaning was distinct.
John Redwood, said the captain, never,
purposely, deceived any one. Collect yourself,
NV good friend. Believe it. that YOU are now
very dangerously i'll, on board his Majesty ship
Majestic
In deep sea, and in blue wa,er7' asked the
poor man, anxiousy.
The water blue as rnidnight--the depth IN
iathomable. We have no .orndings.
Then, after paus-. the sailor said. in very
low, yet firm eoice-''l am ready-ay-ready!
Then turn your thought. with me 70 your
Maker" replied Captain Dabrcourt de then
read the necessary prayers, TO winch It was evil
dent that the departing man attended devoutly as
when the Office was finished, he appeared 10 lapse
into Inconsistencies those who we're about mm
prepared to depart; his embrowned and nov hoay
myers were htted, ana ne WIS ihPtl!eCHF !4'"44
10 ask" Have done my duty ''
GalIan,!y, nobly, acknowledgements =
said Captain Debrcoutt, with voice trembling
with emotion.
"Alow and alof;-al.w and alof, Hurrah -
How faint, how pitiable was that dying shout. 1t
was the las. sound uttered by John lockwood.
the naintopman
In the middle-watch, two OF hi raes-maies were
assisting the sailmakcr in sewing John up IN a
hammock. chanting, in low voice, the siiap-e
dirge-" Hes gone, what hearty good ieilo" -
- Give MIN "a double allowance OF shot, said
one; cause as how, poor fellow, he had a no.
ton that tue deeper he went, it was more becom-
ing TO a regular out and out sailor. Bur it : ny
notion, that seeing as L we does our duty, it won
signify where we start from, when we are all mus
tered at the last day We shall all be il time,
depend on ~
81 think SO too, said the sa-maker.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19

N CHASCERY-Before the tce ChanesloT OF ihe ~
Circuit wiuisu Cow,n George De Grass AID others.
Mater S,le--H. L To~ueT. S-l'etor 80,
STAT. u c,, York -Prsaaut 20 ctcfeai t'Gel @, 'le
Court Of On, ceT r,ade in tn above ,ntued cause will o.
oI rb ,uctoz uuler he direction 81 he lnc err zno
Ns.ter ibs Court, the I'D day o; N'eE9e'
-, - .;ii Co .uciioaeel.. q the Ne-cazni' r
ch3nre In be ciiy q Ssrv Ys, :; = O'clock a r OF tl
~ fho.s Il OK ground situate wing arc neias IN 'r
Sth NOW SY,erth Ward Of the City OF Ms YoES Gu ihs
street. between slh aGd 9Th asSEses SAC
lrn 5r9 di,tir.ssh-d certain map Of the PrPTfV @
Taomss & Clarke. Of the City Of Ne~ York geh'shin
made ~ .. De,zlias end al W F!eemla city survey
o.. ~ IL number e. ? nd 10 -
Dated New York iscsCaer -. lsil.
JOHN =. >iDELL M.stsE in ChanoeIy,
NJ 2avtNos 80 81 =, .,-i,- -----
IN Cf:ANCERY-Bef the Vice Chancellor OF
he Fst Ccu--t,su- ius " Lean -. A2sgn Hil.S alu
others r. p Of NJ You. M4;el's >tle-C " ' al 'ooi
Ices Solicitor. !.
seereial order OF The Court Of Chaneery r'de
in re AZ W entitled cauIr =ll 5e .olt public arcle
DE- The direction ~ The suhcra-r Of The hi'ieT 81 %
- ~ A. Bl.ke Auo ioa.-r ihe nd d,y Of D.
oeub1 n-x; Mriohsn. TX nse ~ The C''H ct S'
Yort Il y ,cocs - th4 dag, all tra certain o!
-- or afc-l Il crd siili lynS ald oehs 10 NJ KIN
ard Of The Gig u Brooklyn 1ulisd lnG an isi as
R-cig.f7c Il lin 20 -t-ly sid OF Court Size c'lin
- c-. aorin ry from ne conner 81 Bergen inl
rtnr7 e.;erl- parallel with Bergen T-t - leet .
Dehe thence rorthefiy parallel with eruai street = t-e
,ure Sih Il street ii tsei5 lnfs
m Court .;r--t laA ne ouh-y Cour street : iret
u-he. 10 lie It ce It hginnug, nring known on map OF
t. ftrr Of q C5rusi made ~ Jer=iah Lit August y n
1875 ov h~ nurn5-r a5 T >thec with al and Singular me
herettimea' AID appureninees 10 me -iH pei
Sc 5elon.ins OF in iuT aP2erilinIa-.
Dated New York, October IL, ls5l.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19

ORlGISAL ASEcporE.-When Dick Amz first
crossed into York State from the Canada side ne
took lodgings at an inn in Caasndaigua wait
ing maid sat at table with them, and Dick spoke
OF her as the scrrant, to the no small scandal OF
mine host, vino told him that in his house servants
were called help. Very well next morning the
whole house was alarmed by loud shouting from
Dick of % Help! help. water water help In
instant every person ia the inn equal 10 the task,
rushed into Dicks room with Peil Of water.
80 m much obliged TO ye, to be SIRE. said Dick.
q" but her is more than | want to stare 'riM ''
Shave with :" Guoh mine host, ''you called
help and water aud we thought the house
was on fire." aye touid me to call the servant
help. and do We think would CRY a7aler when
mean, fire ?" q Give it up" said the landlord, as
he led off the line of buckeis.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19
WILLIAM W CAMPBELL,
nnrtN0l Ma.trr in Chanccfv.
nj 2awtN2!

5.sDz: Is he Honorable W m. nglis, Associate
- Judge of the Court Of Commoa Pleas notice IS here
by given pursuant to the Of the authors
ug attachments against nonresident debtors that mn at
scncnt has sued against the esttc of Joseph Fisher
OF the State Of New York. aud that the
vii be sold r the payment Of his debs unless lie appear
and discharge such attachment according to law, within
rine month, from the first publication Of this notice; and
that the payment Of any debts due to him by residents oil
nh, STATE and the delivery to him c7 his of any
property within ihis STATE belonging him and
of ny such property by him ioDidten by aw and are
Dated the II \ day Of August. lsii.
ALE & CAMPBELL,
aul7 ATTORNEYS tor Attaching Creditor 81 Wal-st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-19
GAGsAu.'2 PATENT
FIBLl)Il y'I()IE.

This Stove constructed OF the best quality of Ruan
sheet iror ion the cylindrical pcn,he lumacc or FIRE
chamber occup Ing part on the centre cylinder, TO
Which IS attached re Rsreter upon each sid.
Of taiulsT form ani hued Throughout Tho hen, lhGh
created IN Tie chamber passes tetwcen he Innings ofthe
rnreer or aia1's as they aro called into the base
al lie bottom and current NJ continually rushing
thr1upl th, tubes vhch LEFT open each cad Tor
Tho, pufpose cieat amount OF rsreded
air mo The apartment iEa purity ana sonen Of the
air IN rom heated by this stove peculiar and re-
rlarksbo tina hc1. 5eing dnod from great oxleut Of
surface modcrg ely heaed The heated mir entering tho
Wings or sides the Stove desccuaS and 'pteads oycy
the entire surface Of The base the bot,om keeping tho
colder portion o. the air next the floor cir
cuatoun The meantime lrcser'ing entirely from con.
ammation rendering ss stove perfectly sale ard agree
able for apartment Of iby,lds Sleeping rooms &C Ard
ns this the oily thu. has the radiator ,ud hooE
base combined the public respectfully invited to cell
.nd examine before purchasing elsewhere. Nanufdc-
tured by j & T. BACKUS, - Bowery, New YoIz where
can be greet number OF from gen.
temon wNo 'f7vn u ri those stoves. NIB In