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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
For the Advertiser.

: The Court Of Equity, held at this place,
has adjourned; Chancellor David John
son presiding: Among the cases on dock
ct, was that important Bridge Case, viz.
Henry Shultz, John w. Marlborough,
trustee. and the State Bank of So. Ca. us.
The Bank Of the State of Georgia, G. B.
Lamar, and the City Council of Augusta.
The large amount involved, say s56s, ,1S2
81, has naturally excited agreat public in
terest and it was hoped, that this twenty
years controversy. would be brought TO
close at this time. Every effort was made
by the complainauts for this object; for we
have been Informed, that the complainants
did not rely on examining their witnesses 8
by commission, but went to the trouble and
expence toprocure their attendance in per-
son, at sile distance Of some $50 TO 200
miles; when, at the instance of the defen-
dants, the final decision of this case was
postponed for twelve months.
It seems 10 us, that the grave charges
made in the Bill, should have been prompt
ly met, and if not we'll founded, should
have been corrected speedily by proper
tribunal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
GEORGETOWN. June 9.

A man answering the description of Jas.
Rufus Thurston,, advertised by the Go.
vernon as having broken the Jail of Orange
burg, was committed to the Jail of this
town on Saturday last.
Thomas r. Bettison, who was taken up
on suspicion, about month since, as be-
ing the same Thurston, Graves his release
from prison: or being sent to Orangeburs
to prove his innocence.-W,nya,0 Obser-
DER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
LYNcHBURe, Va. June 8,

The Cpps.-We are glad to learn that
the growing crops ofwheat, rye. oats and
corn are quite promising, and the proba-
bility is, should The weather continue ia
vorable, that we shall have an abundant
harvest. The late seasonable weather has
brought out the small grain very much.
The corn was verv late in getting start,
the lateness ofthe spring and cold weather
causing it 10 come up badly. The late re.
freshing rains furnished very delightful
season for tobacco planting, and we learu
that great deal was planted. The plants
are small, but we believe their is no search
ty of them. The crops in Pennsylvania.
it is said, look fnely.-Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
MIELER'S NOTICE.

ENHE Subscriber respectfully informs i,Lsa
E customers and the public in general, mat
Mr.. Benz. Gallman's FIGURING and Grist Mhf;
is in excellent order. Grinding done al alt
times at the shortes, notice, and in any way to-
snit his customers. The Mill is situated five;
and half miles form Edge6eid Court House on
the waters Of Horns Creek. The Tenth only
will be taken as Toll when ten bushels or more:
is sent at one time; all under ten bushels the
eighth. ;, q, :1tt !
THE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks
for the very liberal patronage which he hasre-
ceived, and hopes by strict attention to busts fr
ness, to merit continuance OF the same:
S.B. RYAN, Miller:
Jnne ., 1871 ls5..,,.- tfI9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
COLUMBIA, June 10.

Mammoth Rye.-We saw al the Seed
Sore Of our enterprising townsman Mr..
Russell, specimen Of Rye that well de-
serves the attention of Planters. 1t is cal-
led the Mammoth Rye. We counted se-
venty-eight fine heads in one bunch, which
Mr.. R. assured US all grew from one seed.
The stalks were fully five feet high, the
grain very large, and a great many on each
head. The seed were obtained from gen.
tleman in Camden.-Aduocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
Ftom the Sapauuah RspuJlican.

LATE FROM FLoRIDA.-The U. States
steamer Newbern, Capt. McNully, arri-
we'd from Piatka yesterday. By this ar
rival we are in possession cf the following
intelligence from the seat of war:
Wild Cat and Hospilaka were in at
Fort Pierce waiting for Sam Jones TO
come in. Orders have been issued by the
commanding General to have them seized
and detained,
Haleck Tus.enuggee says that a Creek
Chief, whose name we have forgotten, is
encamped near Fort King. He has about
sixty warriors with him and says he will
be governed by Haleck, and go 10 Tampa
il he does.
Col. Worth has assumed The command
and appointed Capt. Wrigh, Of the 9Th
Infantry, Assistant Adjutan. General
His Head Quarters are al Tampa Bay.
Gen. Armistead has left Florida for the
North by the way Of Tallahassee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Pine Apples.-The curious in these
matters have now an opportunity of see
ing the Pine Apple in bearing state, at
Mr.. J. D. Legare's Horticultural Reposi-
tory, where there is tub containing seve-
raj plants, with ripe fruit on each, looking
most invitingly to the eye and temptingly
10 the etaste.-Chars. Cour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

President Iyier's rule erempl;fed.-The
New Haven Register says The name
Of John B. Elbridse (who has been APP
pointed Marshal by the Presidenl) is now
figuring at The bottom Of call for politi-
cal Convention before his commission is
a fortnight old Come Mr.. Tyler too
show us little Of your consistency.
Wages.-" United States govern
.ment," says the Boston Post, "have abol-
ished the ten hour system, adopted by Mr..
Van Buren, and cut down the wages Of
the laborers in our harbor twenty-five
cents per day! This is the high wages ad-
minislration. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

AL the Moratity."-We see by one of
Philadelphia papers that a newly appoint
ed whig Inspector in tho Custom House,
has lately been displaced from Office on ac-
count of his thieving prepensities.-Rur-
rah for Harrison and Reform.-Otd Do
n,inion. v
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
HAMBURG, June g.

Sc HAMBURG, June g.
The last accounts from Liverpool has caused
a gloom over the Cotton market No sales have
been effected since they werereceived. Buy
lers have discontinued their purchases, and no
Cotton offering; the decline in Liverpool will
effect this market toa CT. from last prices, say
n to 81 cts, extremes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Mr.. F. P. Gerow, of Tallahassee, has
challenged Count zaldavar to run against
.Fifer for $4,000 aside. The race to be run
over the Marion Course, at Tallahassee,
in January, 1912, and to be 3 or mile
heats, at the option Of the Count.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Thomas E. Coleman d Wife, Applicants,

gs.
.B. F. Bland g. Wife, and others, Delt's.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that Jere'
i. miah Barnett and wife Julian, Defendants
in the above case, reside without the limits OF
this State, it is ordered. that they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the real es-
tate of Marian Adams, deceased, on or before
the sixth day of September next, or their con.
sent to- the same will be entered of record.
Given under my hand, at my Office, this 18th
day Of June, f841. -
OLIVER ToWLEs, o. Ed.
June II ]. 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Another Erplosioa.--The Bank Of
Michigan is gone case-blown up high
and dry. "Banks are excellent institutions
when properly cond ducted"-.so say hy-
pocritical pretenders 10 democ racy.-Old
Dominion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Late accounts from the Upper Missis-
sippi, receised al ST. Louis, represen, that
the Sioux and Chippewas are at war, and
several skirmishes have occurred. Sever
al have been killed on both sides.-Chron-
icle & Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
N0fice to Bridge Builders.

~ EALED PROPOSALS will be recelyed
y by the Commissioners of the Roads, Tor
t6e lower Battalion, 9th Regiment, So. Ca.
across Stephens Greek, near Jennings & Toms
kins Mills, (where the Bridge now stands.)
Proposals will be received TO build q New
Bridge across Turkey Creek, onthe Cambridge;
road (near N. loves, where the old Bridge
now stands) The plan ofthe Bridges canpe:
seen by application to either ofthe ComInls.i
sior1ers. Proposals. will be received at Goliiera
P.SO., until the Sd day Of July.
By order Of the Commissioners.
-. B. HOLMES, Seery,
June Isr1s41. : - q 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Conuieted.-Robert F. Curry, whose
arrest in Virginia, led to Gov. Gilmer's
resignation, has been conyicted of forgery
al Ithaca, and sentenced to 5 years i'm
prisonment at Auburn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Sale of Berkshires.-The Cultiuator for
June, remarks that Mr.. Losing, of Alba
ny, recently sold his fine Berkshire SOW
Marima, 10 Mr.. Curds, Of Kentucky, for
$500: and his imported boar NesOberry, to
the same gentlemen for $500.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

ENRON the subscriber on the 12lh INST, a
II DARK SORREL MARE. ANY per-
son taking her up, will be literally compensat.
ed; any information respecting her thankful
ly received, BY . s.
= E.sB. PRESLEY.
Junn II gzytG= cct5sS>- IF, On ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

We have received the first number of
.thea Weekly National lntelligencer," pub
lished by Messrs. Gales & Seaeon of Wash
ing,oa D. c., at So per year; or 81 for
the first regular session Of each Congress {;
and Fifty cents for the final session ofeach
Congress; and the same for each Extra
sessiou-payable in all cases in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

"Bscause Why 1.-THE Collector ofthe
Port of New York removed thirty depu-.
ties on Wednesday last-,birty in one
day--for being Democrats. No proscrip-:
iion under this administration. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Fatal case Of Poisoning.-We learn by
the Baton Rouge Gazette of the 22d ult.,
sba. about thirty negroes we're poisoned a
day or two previous, by drinking water
from we'll in which copper pipe, COM
municating with an engine, had been in
serted. 1t is further stated that three Of
the negroes had since died from the fatal
effects. = =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
NJ 1IaiOr Jos. Dixon and

Capt. JOHN SENTELL are announced, by
their respective friends, rs candidates for Col.
ofthe 2nd Regiment of CavalryS So. Ca. Militia
June 8, 184l b ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Incur advertising columns will be found
the prospectus for new Daily and Tri-
Weekly Paper, to be published in Augusta,
under the title of the Georgia Thrip,"
by MIS-, Nj, Thompson, late Junior Edi-
tor Of the CoRstitutienalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Fatal Duel in N. Orleans.--A duel was
fought at Vaudeville, near New Orleans,
Wednesday morning End inst, between
Messrs. Samuel Wright and S. w. Oaky,
merchants, of New Orleans. The hostile
meeting grew out Of certain articles in the
Vicksburg Sentinel, grossly abusive of Mr..
oaky, and of which Mr.. Wright was the
repuled author: The combatants fought
with rifles. The first shot proved iueffec-
tual. Al the second Mr.. Wright fell,
having received his adversary's ball in the
side. He lived scarcely minute.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Wreck Of american Ship in the Ice
Forty Lives Lost.-The American chip
William Brown, from England, bound 10
Philadelphia, with passengers and crew 63
in number, struck an iceberg near New
foundland about lst ofMay-9 were saved
in the jolly-boat; IA left lheship in the long
boat aud were not heard from, and it is
supposed they must have perished, the
other DO went down with the. ship. The
above vessel is reported to have seen the
steam ship President, but is incorrect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Cotton at Boston.-It is estimated that
for the present year, 100000 bales Of Cot
ton will be received at Boston, most Of
which WILDE consumed in manufactures.
The amount received last year was l36, 307
bales; 1889, o. $50; 1888, 96, ,636; 1887,
62,664; 1886, s2,ss5; 1885, 5000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Much praise is due Col. Gates andMaj.
Childs, for their promp,itude nthe affair,
ridding the country ola bandit.
Nothing new in the interior. So So, :.
ST. AUGUSTINE, June l3, 1841.
Col. Gates arrived yesterday from Fort
Pierce, Indian River, in the VIM. CASTOR.
and informs US that Is minutes before he
arrived al Fort Pierce, that Major Childs
took the notorious Indian, Wild Cat or
Coacoochee, with Is Warriors and 3 Me-
groes, in all l9, and after two days con
.fnement, they were shipped to New Or
leans in the schooner Waller M, Capt.
Thompson. He is as bold aud ;ndepen-
dent as ever, and boasts ofhis having COM
mi,ied the b8rrid murders near the city
some lime since. This news was receiv-
ed by the citizens with three cheers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Barrow,
Benton, Berrien Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay
of Alabama, Fulton, Ker, King, McRob-
erts, Merrick, Nicholson, Pierce, Preston,
Rives, Sewer, Smith of Connecticut,
Sturgeon, Tappan, Williams, Woodbury.,
Wright, and Young-25.
Nays-Mcssrs. Bates, Bayard, Choate,
Clay Of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans,
Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Man
gum, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Porter,
Prentiss, Simmons, Smith Of Indiana,
Southard, TalFmatge, Walker, and White,
30.
The question was then taken on Mr..
Clay's amendment as amended, ,and it was
decided in the negalive-ayes l9, nays %,
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs Allen, Beuton, Bucha-
nan, Calhoun, Clay, of Alabama, Fulton,
King, McRoberts, Nicholson, Pierce, Se-
vier, Smith of Connecticut, Sturgeon,
Tappan, White, Williams, Woodbury.,
Wright, and Young-19.
Nays-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates,
Bayard, Berrien, Choate, Clay of Ken
lucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Graham,
Henderson, Huntington, Ker, Mangum,
Merrick, Miller, Morehead. Phelps, Por-
Ter. Prentiss, Preston, Rives, Simmons,
Smith Of Indiana, Southard, Talimadge,
Walker, and Woodbridge--29.
Various other amendments were then
proposed by Messrs. Young, Benton, Hen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17

Private accounts from Paris contradict
the statement ii .La Pressen newspaper,
that the house of LATTE & Co, havewith-
drawn from The Texian Loan, and on the
contrary, affirm that they are proceeding
with it, andiare, indeed, bound by special
contracf frJ 5f1o sn.-T:mes- 4,,-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-17
STRAYED

June IL, I8d1. c Is
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
III arrtc0,

In this city Nov /, by the Rev J. Yourgs Henry g.
Evans Mi,, Hester Amelia, ouIy daug ghter OF John D.
Myers all cf hi- CITY
n thu city Nov & by the Rev. Hugh Slnith Henry 4.
Bufgoyle 10 Mary CAiharsc daughter OF Capt Ed~ ard
R.ss', er AL oi tii- city.
In this cry Nov. j. by the Rev Mr.. Hatfield Johu L.
Turnurc, Mary Theresa cIde,, daughter Peter IL
lie, Esq all OF tins city.
Al Boominginle .Nov s. by the Rev. Mr. Richmond
Wli,au Hazlra Ho~l>nd 10 Ann Maru, daughter OF the
Ia Jemes II. West Fl South Carolina.
At RhIucbeck Nov. {, by the Rev. DR.. Bangs, Lemn-
B,pgs, OF tins city, Miss Julia A. Mer"ln, OF the
iSrmer place
Al Albany Nov. 3, by the Rev. Thomas g. Read. OF
Union College Schenectady Alfred Street Elizabeth
daughter Of the iata Smith Weed
At Sodus Bay, Wayne county, Oct 3 by the Rev Mr.
Waldo T.. Il Saeldon Esq. to AAua Mara, daughter oi
the lutte Dr. Nm. y. Iumms.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
urhe Directors of the New.YorL Ey.

ceum respectfully inform the Pabc taat tho Third An
nua Course Of Lectures before that viii BE de.
vered in the Broadway Tabernacle Wednesday even
ings OF each week commencing early in November
Introductory, by the Hon. saml L. souhard, Of New
Jersey.
Hon. Henry D. Gilpin, Gate Attorney General of the
Hon. C. C. Cambreleng, Gate Minister Of the United
States TO Russia.) on Russia
Ehu Burritt. A. NJ. 0earned Black smith OF Massa-
chusetts OF The Influence OF Neurological Nctap
and Impressions the Progress of General Intellectual
Cultivation and Deyclopement.'
Hon. Ruf4- Choat- Unl,ed States Senator from Mas
sschasettsl On The Literature Of the Sea-
Charlie, Eamos Esq, on The Romance Of the Times
Henry X. Schoolcralt, Esq, Gate United States Indian
AGENT OIL Indian Character TrGil> &c.
Rev. Spencer II Cone, on Tse Voluntary Princple
Lowell MAson Esq, date President Of the Handel and
Haydn Saceiy, hoston.) Music
Rev Prot. Mailitt, Oh.
DAVID Paul Brown Esq, of PhladepAia on The Ari,
Rev Edward Hitchcock LID. Prof Geology, Am
herst College, OH THE Wonders Of Science compared
with ;he Wonders Of Romance
ERsv. John Pierpont, OF Boston, Oh Inc Education OF
the Practical Man
vaIedic,ory by Gov. POndextsr, of Mississippi.
Tn, particular order IN "sich the above named gentle
men wl appear, having been fully arranged will be
the Public from waek 10 week, al the Lee
TERMS OF TUE COURSE.
Sea.on Tickets (aJTittiry lady and genleman) 80
Members g so
Ladies g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Can be obtained Of the Librarian the Lyceun Eoons
All grOadway at Dayton X SaNtons, Of Fulton
and Nassau John l.. Salisbury. 500 broadway
Tho Library anu Reading Room Of the N-w-fark Ly-
open days ani evenings for the sf Members
al i'll Broadway, the corner OF spcnard street
second floor.
The Library Is suppied wi,h Books in every depart
of Literature Science. tine Mechanic ARTS. History,
Biography, Bellies Letrcs, Voyages, Travels Metaphy
Sic, Theology Jurisprudence Medicine Political Econo-
my, the Fine Ars-ln word all that be useful TO the
general reader, or particular student.
The Reading Room. possessing ample accommodations,
Is furnished with The daily and weekly Papers. choice
American and Foreign Periodicals. Journals of the yarious
Sciences &c &c.
New Publications viii be added rapidly tho funds
will permit.
The Terms Of Membership only 81 per annum, pay
able ifdesred, semi-Gnnually.
Ladies admitted 10 membership the same terms
Per order.
% If JOHN II. GRISCOM, NJ D., President.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Ship Su>anuah Cumming, Grave. II days from Liver
pool, with mi.e = Thompson ~ steeragS paS'en-
gers.
Paeke, ship v,rgiuan Higgins, 30 days FROM Liverpool
with adsc, To K. hermit.
Ha. BARK Sir Isaac Newton Wendt, 1t days from Ham
burg, ~ith nd>o. Ia +. GcrdlHg.
Brig Ella, lockwood, from 81. Crcix. West Ind ana
days tton Newport with and sugar 10 D. DE + O.
rest & Co.
Br. brig Ambassador Smith (se Clark,) from Klngs-
ton, jam aad l. days from Rum hey, with pmcn'o' &c
10 Is. Aymar n Co.
Schr loe, Norwood, Ess,port, with fish to P. Nevu'
& SON
schr Sain'l K Painter, Pervcr. Berlin, with
Schr W d. Wapels, Cahocn. Smy rGa, with
Schr Coombi. Moore, II days from Porto Cabco, with
hides 10 ordcr.
Schr Seabert, Grant, - days from Pietou n. win
coal TO order
BsLow-a Ships, Bark aud Brigs. WladW. wy
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
AUC CTIoN 5 Al + 5.
BY y. DSalsER u
81 -. DkAPER, Jr
S:Sre of HslI1aAa-stresf. cor-er OF Pu.s-strs.
SATU aDai, Nov {.

SATURDAY, Now
l0oclocS, Al the auction rooE,
C!sths and Css>Imeres from the Sheyos-A sr,a srd
general assortment OF west e Esssrd cloth. and es,.
eTes o! recent Importation and adapted to the season
Also, : bales double width French Fancy Cas.imer,
Also, Cashmere Pi I'D. for eoaks aud chlltso,
dresses.
Also. case of Bombszine.
Posave sale OF 81 PssHes Fancy Cas.iuores, suitable
for te>t term trade.
Also this tay Al IL o'clock c.,es e. yreneh fancy
Cashmere. entirely new very choice goo.s.
Two cases fancy mixea o. French Beck kin Cashmere.
Two cases o. fsncy high colortd Frereh Wrapper
Cloih Ia brigand' very rich sruele Tor dressing
wrappers cloSs>.
Term, OF ,ae-Au SUMS OF 500 asd over mouths
r,dt for approved endorsed notes
Or MONDAY the >lh Nov. u o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
By order Of the Receivers OF the Commercial lnsuraioe
Con paw 27O share. OF he capital so>A OF the es'eF
Manufacturers Rsuk, 10 this city the same being part
of the assets OF >sId Insurance Conpauy1
WEDNESDAY. Nov ~,
4; l2 O'clock the Merchants Exchange city OF York
RstL EsrNrs-3 story house snd Tot know" - No i4'
Fast Broadway de. beng IN widn front Snd rear
IS fcel by - feet N depth
Brookyt-2 lot> fronting cas,,rly Moser street be
Joraem0a and Perpout streets containing IN ireni
Moser S fee; aud "a feet ms IN the rear
by l0J Ech IN depth northern boundary and loo
.cot on southern
On lot fronting westerly Cntsn between he above
named containing front Clinton >t,eet - IT,
and 70 # ins. and IN depth 50 IT : iss.
Tao lois adjoining the above on the uorh fronting
westerly Clinton containing together ~ float and
70 Il, asd IN depth Jt feet
Two adjoining tac last mentioned on the c'st, front
iuc eaSerly 90 Mocr street. contsnllg together front
and - feet, Ani IN depth lt0ieet
Two lots OF lorslcuon aud Mo - noEt-
souihcrly Joraeu'cu containing oee'es lSr.at
So 81 Il. depth eastern boundary gt Il
~. western l9t Il inch.
Two los irJBtiac westerly NoScr i. coUt' mug 10
lether front Moer Il Is f. IN resr - IL aa N
ispth leo feet.
Two lots fronting sou,hcry on Manhattan Il c-nlaiR'rg
tcgetir AMI 81 II 10 depth eastern beuad
sry - feet. western do - frct- lu,.
Tlrco lots fronting sa>ery On Court 81 coi'asing To
gcthc front aad - feet inches. IN depth - feet
iuches
T~o OF, fronting northerly ON Manhattan ~ ADJOINING
The last named, together ~ .ioht and rear ~
IN, depth western boundary Fl feet ou eastern
- /. Il ms.
FIVE lot. ir.stirg souherly Joralemon ~ corner OF
Court containing together front l25 feet, rear 9
depth Court al Il ins aud on ~esIeriy
boundary 100 feet
Property .d avenue, city lots fronting on 2d ave
containing toeel.cr FROM - 1t u', dcph " en
7l-5th
Fifteen lots fro-tug 25h street between sd and "a
sycnues each - feet J width b. - feet lus III
.lepth
Property on Whitehall sjrect-dwcling house aud lot
Of wheha!. and Front conaiuug IN front on
Whirchn ST ~ It i ms, derth or Front :. = II Ins
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

In this city, N.y 5 Morgan Davis, in the 18th year Of
his
l!s friends and acquainanccs respectfully invited
attend hIs funeral tins afternoon at O'clock roH No.
~ West Broadway.
H. Nerrct,r, late Of the firm of Vcrrct,e n Duilot
In ,hls c'y, Nov /. Mrs. Deborah Clay ton aged 50
years wife OF Wm Clayton, of this city formerly OF Mon
pouth Go. n. j
la thi- city Nov ?, George J. Martin in the i7h year
Of hi>
At Albany, Nov. B. VIM. l.. Suuian, aged - YEAR,,
second of Rev :. l.. Lullmau
Ia Schenectady, Oct y. Joseph Conger, sou Ellison
Conger, OF Newark \. J., IN the 2-l year of h-
Al Norwich, CT Oct 81. Mrs. Caroline Bfii L. sged -
" Il. of WIN. A. BritOn, Of Nnichcz. Miss
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
U There I. Balm in Gilead.-DR. VII.

" There Is Balm I'm eslleRd.-DR. WILL
lANS'S celebrated Compound Extract Of Hoarhosnd
s.n Of Gsad and Slippery Elm tor the cure of Coughs.
Iois COnsump,ions and Splitting OF Blood, Liver Com
laiSi, Pain in the Side and Chest, Pleurisy, AsihIna
H'pp,a Whooping Cough, Nigh, Swes'. ard all other
;sea.es that predisposc to Consumption DR. Williams
'sH respectfully refer TO the following Medical deuie-
81 those who doub, the efficacy OF the above Extract
IS Hilbourn NJ D., IS Walker-street; X. p. Gruli
@oo 42i Brosdssy; X. F. Hbsard' NJ d. 20 J-hn-
''eei and P. IL. Zsbriskc. NJ D, Jersey CITY. Also,
a' following names of persons few smong the
s'asld that have been cured by the of this medi
We L S. Mondon, 1872 SIKH Avenue; n. Randall l2'
S'l'aa-,,reet; Mrs Sarah Turner, 5s ludson-s'teet
Spear, 3.2 Pearl-,tIcet; Mss NJ. Gay, otS st.
a. lsrner Is John-s,ree,; sndH Williams, 81 Catha
'aeet The above Extract is sold whoe.aie sHd reHn
= W aarcu, Hurd. corner Washington and Cortland
,''i s'esi Dr.. wm. Mscy ll9. Bowesy, Church D"Pen-
% corner Spring aud Bowery Cbilton's, s4t Canal
,' Nv. Badger, Newark; aud by Druggists ~ the
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