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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15

Die neutrality-suspicious. baben in WttsbnrS eh1en 9rz
ten snfan9 seMontueu. Dte Seiteulpe9e Der Stra6en
uc NIT aiiten unO Iafern gum Serftfen beleet, uno
am 8barf sebt es lcbr Ieb1aft gu sadb auf unie. II
3anden et9t fIob Ge9iamteit unO eeben; bod 1T i'm
Sradtpretie penig gerduoerun9 etn9etreten, cb9eid
Der 3oG auf oele Slrtifel ebr ermdB9t poroen. SN'
mas l5ten 9pril 9eidehen fol-, piro Cbne 3tpeife
audi bic 5radt uno Die paiIa9e oes penniYloanilbeu
&anals faaen, neil bann burh Die pobIellen Irabts
pree Der 0tepycrter &andIe ptele Gutter oieen 9Sea
nebmlen rperben. ...
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15

. Bos rtl q 6 a Fb E I t. :. On Ser Wbi(a.
oephia Zines" beiBt eS, bas in Der @jeaeno BON es
aon9 elne bernoere bosartige ranfheit herrfe, Die
fhcn in manden 9ilen ibre Spfer erbeiItt sluc folI
elne dhnltde uno bennrubgenbc &ranfbet hr grIteis
men IN Ncrrlstcpn gel1adt baben. G5 he6t, cas ers
oneit IN gutter @elnueheit BON enem pl6t(ien Sdpins
Del II. bieranf BON einem DurhfaG erarien merren II.
urS baranf wtrc bic aut aclrqelb @onpulcnen tret<
Ell eii nno Die anqelrifsne Derion 1T in einieen Sns
Der beten erse aetrpst o in else ihres b6sartioen
ebaratters ben ar6Bten Sbrefen oerurfat @s ereto.
men flf jeoen Gag mebrere GooesfdQe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15

pitts6urg. - eestern Samfa9 fpdt famen .Oe,
peiben pom Grieasminilterum an ben Jtpmntauoarten
bes bteI9eu srienals ipelde beu1mtcn, lcglei eine
NnSabl 32pfunbner &anonen AT bic iiod)e @rense at
ieuoen, pebes audi fcfcrt bes unbern Cages CSonIls
ta9) 9efhah, uub oas Dapflhi1 Wcupusobela, all Be-
ren Soro bieie &aucnen tanlen, ic9leth obtubr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-15

Die bciben 9. ct. &rieqSs Dampfidife Mifouri linc
tiNippt iperben ehetens in Der e6elapeafe Bap elm.
en gettitrett in 3nt ibrer Gdneiafet ur,o fon(ia.
en- @tgeulhaften balten !, D,'''>o
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17
- 7T,cxsoN-THE NATIONAL DEBT-The public

- ncxsox-THE NATIONAL DEBT-The public
eo.en thai Gen. Jackson and bis political patti
t~sd on- and ond, of his having paid off the Nation
~, dpring his adnnistra onI Il still the hoast Of hat
az Int such the fact. though Gen ia son and his
fisnds had bot lie agency in producing this drsi-
P.t.avanf Il known of nte geDce 10 the
I'D that Henry Cays American System, provild the
@ r absorbing this debt In other words funds ari
.a- lsn The duties imPorsihe Tariff provided for he
r1vs1ant Of their debt
1 ons thing did the time Grn Jackson in
- which his friends will deny be is n;i-led the
sor ove the creation of those heavy State Debts
s;, c,n I1cofoco States are now rspudiattae Near
I M Of the debts owing contracted during
-. s;ght veafs OF Gen. Jacksoas aInis.raon.
W. may then give Gen. Jackson credit for p1-ng cne
deb Of 4 millions out Of the funds furnished his hand
m charge him WIN the creation OF debt OF upwards OF 200
millions lost lbe country, BY his destructive policyh
var u1,n tariff system and the his protcc
m srIei 10 dlnters &c. aud the greatest aud b. ST will
h fpqd 20 be largely indebted the country
srfs or The Generals administration be tried by
s we ;hink the We Fdicl Of gully will BE- broug,
W Do nol pretend say that Gen. ia kson is direcHu
,ias5Ie for the State debts but do contend that his poll
~ prolced the State debts e encouraged the State egs
s to 90 ia de0,-to charter inks va red npon Ma
donl INK and promised make these State Institutions
M Ieposo.ies OF the public finds Hence the number OF
Site BinkS which sPrans SAort time Not lever
tnla 81 State inks chlrtered in wears Of Cn
Jissan's and Mr. Van Burens administrations aud only
$50 during the of ali their predecessors this fc
h another eqmlig important be aided. Let 1t be borne III
ma TIA; during these years the State debts contracted
snJgnf the rise of 0) millions 81 dolirs while all the
Site debts nller the preceding administrations put together
hon Washington to Jackson. did exceed millions
Thsss fc.s registered the archevcs the Govern
AMI will speak long after their authors have passed
tomb Way all ths2 Why this alarming increase Of pa
per- n0ney, AMI OF ;he credit system by patty utterly op
pasd 70 bolh2 These Questions which the Locofoco
pIny have refused to the bar Of public opinion but
~ which the People viii no them responsible and history
dl then justice.
And The ends Of Gen Jackson and Mr. Van Buren
l'Ireat them with greater degree Of kindness. than to sci
dom the caldms which alict and overspread
lac and For part take bat lie pride and less plea
e 40 reyivag the TecOections Of those fatal stride which
ne Government took under ther auspices towards cogrup
msrue and decay and from the Ell cts Of which half
cenury is necessary t. fully recover-Jonesboro Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

EDITORIAL THUNDER --Ihe following from the Maids
s9na is the loul,s peal have heald ior long
,iale-l lto4s5arg EYhag
Our win the S, nate has excited rs. Weaie coming
last close quarters Hitherto aaye only had tue ly
iae Cossacks ot the Press deal WITH. 1ntse have not
giv,n fail employment altiIIry. We have grown
in patient waiting for grand battle Such eSenis Nil
genius Of the commander We have been puti-
Iered stores camp eq pPase. aud poon OF
Ne in1 conspiracy on loot 10 secure 0@|
,grson Under ihtse cr caInsauers declare that
4ness Ejr the 1t is ardent ;an hnhesio been
Our spifs are more buoyant Victory will be more gio
tious.
I'VE only ask Republican fenls throughout the
country Cooperate with tae o principle Ana
rs in c cuiin1 paper every oubsc abe, ana
send The money We Will IIv havoc with the d 9oguts
Our bolts shall rtnd ihe Vel oi tae Iefe lhe injury
caaagers sinners auI pu5licdns shall be turned out Ne
are Ut the old of lde wnoie political world
must be purified Alilienuns hand. Ehe pure
IL viii be seated ia high paces, an the honest cltzn VIII
sfiJv his rest under. his ani IL tree
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

A QUAKER Answer -~Alariha does thee love me? g
asked iake youth o. one al w1 ose shrine ms heait 40
liest feeling had been offered up.
Why Seth answered she. "we are commanded TO ioVe
one another are nosE
"Ay Mathis but does thou regard me With that eefn 'e
woa Id calls lore!
II hardly know what to tell thee. Seth have greatly
fa thar my erria have tried y os-
tow my love all bat may have some'ne thouSL per
haps that thee = Ting TatnsI more tnan my snare
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

AwERIcAx WoRKING MEN-At large meeting of the
ciz,n Of Bango held not long since selis q resolutions
were offered bv Gov Kent aud adopted. he Eaonng is
oil these resolutions
Resoirrd. That the American working rncn IN accor,
dance with he spirit Of our republican institutions are enid
to m in hsh position M society. and we'll 10 ed
ncate their chlren aud nlainaiu their Anliis IN ctio
able and ceive for thsir labor q1@ie rewards
which will euaL them lhas I've that they cano thus
mainau this position il they compelled By want oi pro
tecon compete ih the pauper hborers OF anu 10
work whic enough furnish thc neeesai
food anu Il lthing.-Okio Stafe Jo4ra.a.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

There appears be general concert among the Locofo-
co presses 10 ssliu the ouary movements OF lhe
suffrage party in Rhode Island. This certainly arises from
nisconcel OF the qu stion r credible that enh-
party would openly advocte aud provoke civil war TO
lat gents lei By D'rr an 40 IN
toned arralian and Abolionisi fast lending Inc
Wings opposed To The Xltnson ot The ght oi SUI
fra ge But iey opposed the revolutionary manner ot
srp1 ann the present Government by t1rce rather
than y means known igt and Justice ine course OF
1rr and his led almost cigh anI lheif
conduct stopped bat le short ct treason AMI to hni any
press advocating r Instruction that there are
those among ready employ any 10 obtain des-
red end d-COIam5ia O5se, rer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

Two HATEurlL FACrs-The Democratic party N Cinc;-
JtciS III reference this Rhode Island controversy.
Isl That .he present Legislature composed o both parties
Wing and ID mocrat-the Senate BY Unanimous vote the
House BY o 80 10 6have decided in favor Of main
tuas tie legal government OF the State
2 Thu tie supreme Court o Rhode Isani-a majority
t Judges 6sias Of IKE democrafic PaJty-has unani-
noly declared tie late movements Of the Dorr party be
tleeil in all its s.ages
We menlion these material facts because the Enquirer
whiis terlmny ag nst the "Federass Of Rhode Island
ani nc Federal pGes has made and doubt
nsseF VIII make them known those readers who look up
I" y Tor lHieils sence -CiaclaaHt Rep
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

The Wings ofOM Dominion though beaten s the cal-
o their temporary AM the hn possible
s5s Tie alo tbe editor o. OF the i.yncbbnTg virgin
n makes the following Just and very sensible remarks
-hcar:- Memphis Eaqairrr
Had at the head ofaffrs leader worthy Of our
cals flag instead Of being traiied in the dust would be
Pouiy floating heads We shall in the
pnln hive such leader and will inISe the breasts
icnds portion Of that ndomitable courage ond fiery
zeal wrh annae and burn ia his We may be beat
ts Of outpos,s-n these partial skirmshs bnt
when e great and decisive biile of I be fought the
Whiys will again III 1910. be at their posts.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

RENIyIsczxcE.--In the year 1902, p"ne sth) the
Siisc 81 Reprc natives hy decided AMI almost riSIly
9eAocfai- vote, adopted the following resolution;
e'or That the Secretary Of the Treasury be directed
prepare aud report to this House. their next session.
P " ne application of such are within tne po v
congress for the purposs of projecting and Jostefi@
- actarcs, Of me Uatfed States together win state
urn o. me several manufacturing Establishments wi'Ich nave
n anmeaced the progress which has been made oy iheu
- ae success mh which they have been attended ana
n ether iuoFmaton IS ia the opinion OF the Secretary
hs'iie's u he Uuited Satesn
"a 'ae adoption Of this restitution which contemplated
~ :. protecting aud fosseria the nan4ctHres 81 me
ea StGtss The four southern Atlantic States voted as
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

REruDIArIoN-The Governor Of Michigan has issced
his proc analon calling upon holders of five million
loan of that State to rtlnin 039 20 Of its bonds that
being the of damage saiutd from the failure oth
contracting parties with which loan negotiated
tba whole aud receive bonds for the bal
ance S234096J gin which they shall rece i've ia
payment their option and the of the Legislature
any portion Of the public works FAIR vaaation
portion ofrhe public cee b the General Govern
mtu. 10 Achs gan Nat ut
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

He universal esnaon which these celebrated pills
L hesd IS satisfactorily demonstrated bY Increasing
them SAFE and Union and by The yclnn
their ecaey whIchare every vhers
3hse less from deeply gratifying confidence that they
tie o extensive and sSiae good among his alee
eow creatures ah from Interested considerations thai he
these occeSsfut medicines deTirouS
eePng t en bsore public The sale 1diionai
and Dol e guarantee thai viii be relieved from
greater o les degree q suffering ana b. improved IN geaera heal
suffering disease tAy be
0hch they tailed 10 10 obstinate
disease, lcha hrlic GyRspia, oid liver a
revsns and biioaS ache, es general ae
biy, auloa> sweing ulcers scuIsy ali
other affections the organs and anes lhef
fapidty and peflnaneicy which persons wru
eoFeticaY leese; but which tnoaSHes b tined iIo
aaPpF eNpetience Ia colds and coughs wEch aeeeceG
genefa fee medicines taken ba four
ai tHkel The iues rerSpifatIon
he ii sblile action ard teo n bsrGeiol
ing though cold s. ud partially
during day The repeio OF si b use al ihe mex
varia5 fe nea relief, witt
add Their eec upon iever OF acute aid Ylo
less aad speedy ken Ia edfioni5
persons Rafting with indato symptoms OF the
alarming kd VIII awake WITH tie Srai3 consciousness
enemy been oteTAIowG. and can b. ea = b t
ed Ia tefal tLou2h long esi sed
aud ticeTa luaaaieu cric viii the loref
hyFochon feStieSSEe>S, anl very
<euroca yieloed to tie eli
caey toee pi Price, cents per b5x viii Iu directions
For sale by T. SuOEMATE.
June IL lS42-4a--1y Holly Springs Mi.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17
FEMALE SEMINARY.

SYlvEsr0r, AfaRsHitl CoUNTY Miss
vF5 He undersigned viii OF the Institution
4 his residence ont lie 81 81
cured the be a>>i>tanS both IN the liz
era rv and departments educauoD, Ii the intention
Of years 10 coi ln y deVoe his
time ard attention % Instruction OF Youth
students boarded the family q the unders and
viii sUasc government strict, guarded ana parental
oari pei (Gve monlhS) - :: 500
Tuition =; 8; /: =: -
Nlu,I. -
1. eI ann4iiy IN advance
May l2a 1912. Bs--SJ. " / iiH-l-L@
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

is 1T so2-flae Of the execabe fiaces Of the 10
foco party the doct Inc that the rich andthe poor
ai political eDenit2ha they att cfrosd to each Other
their political uierfss under free and equal form of
Government THUS told that although the dest
ton OF national currency mig "a cypress the nesehanL
could niae the ,nacr We'll the currency has been
destroyed ana the lrclai has suffered Has the farmer
escaped?-C CGankscne Chronicie
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

A very ugly man, wto great honicu.urist, beng
found by visile peched up chertytree his friend ex-
claimed, No wonder Php. that yon have the ilee i nit
country fo yoa only your gardiner, bat
cgad, yoR~ scare-croH too"
CfEoRc1A Co1p-It is es;iuaei that from 100000 to
l03 000 will be realiz u from the mines Dlhonega,
Ca the present year One lump was lately found worth
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17
BENZ CoTTRELL..
TIE, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Circau Couf March
TIrpAu COUNTY Term, 1912

George a B ,T,Hs day the complainant By bis
Themes Box l. attorney, aud appeahs 70 ihe >atis-
faction eli e dcien resides beyond M ns oi
In s III ofdaafy process cdnnot BE- ser
we'd upeu orteFed by The eoa th unS M
shall appear Al The next eA q hiS if on TUG
N,ndsv ia SEP euibef pesd dena 70 con
pla.ans hl therein contained WI Ds As.
and aecfeed accordingly: And further ordered %
lie court that Publication be made he doy springs cale
newspaper published IN The io"is o. 1'is NiiH7s' -
MssissiIpI, or ln0athS -. ,,.,,,l.-Y - CT
May 2l l8i3.--f5--2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

ers VIC find the almost entire OF South Carolina Civ
- asor OF pan object of whie to foster aad
&c me manufactures of the Utsd States. Now the
state repadaes the Protective policy-ieclares IL.
srHuona and advocates the widest OF all wild schemes
''ss ifade" -IPayas County, lad. Recorder
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17
KENNEDY, EzUEE sTEFaE,


1TToRaEYS AND coJNSELLoRS AT Li'l
Ereeasbo,0' CAoctaao CouaLy. Mss,
vTII pracsfc, in tae Judicial Dc composed OF The
w laliobusha, hoaw and lane eleqeil
ais 10 The counties ChicSasw Oeibeha Lasayes Poaio o.
$50 chanceFy Codft at tjxiod ahd
ts s Tie Federal and supreme euft at
earGsted 10 their care vii meet taer nhat
N'~e" "'''A JAMES A. KENNEDY.
GEORGE HU liz.
-4ar.t n 1Qto -es-tf ABNEH a S4ITu-
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

-D oa yon pull nv In earnest sir 2"
L,sffaialy did sir."-(givng il another treak r.
81 well for yoa-for don't allow any body TO Joke
VAN me RI Thea way"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
Ncw-York Cattle Market.

Reported for The TRIBUNE.
BFEF-25O head of beef cattle LEFT sNer from last
week aud eco received snrr Of which 30 were from the
western part of this STATE and 10 from th- southaosty
rom Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio via Penn,y wanna tnr
larger parton from Ohio They principally oi mesiua
quality and sold at about last weeks prices - per lo lb
,or the poorest - medium and good, and s. tor
the best market Is OF the best We're purchased Tor the
Brighton. market. 2jO were LETT unsOld
Mich COW S-ThcTe were IN market - COWS and
calves including those left last week and all but
~ were ,pd al $50 50 per head.
SUEEP-Thrrs ecre IN market 2J sheep ana lambs, al
Of which were sold and the market closed firm. LAMB
brought 50 IS and sheep = 30 50, and ZONE oi the
pripe>t - per head.
PORk-iiogs were contracted for generally at 3 cents
pcr 100 lbs dive weight; and fine lot from OHIO al 81
The extreme prices 81 Il cen-average about 81
HAY-Sod at 62l sac per 100 lbs loose 10y the load.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
r The American Laborer.-Cosienvo Of the


I.lhr National C0u-r-iirn Editorial
u. The New Taf4ll Bill-Ldlorsi.
III. titorias &c.
" .Proceedmgs of the Home Industry Convention.
N..RePou on Preamble Of tho Tariff: bv j. Blunt,
ri New.lork
.Repo1, on Auction Sales and Frauds the Reeve.
nue. hy ". ". Drinker o. Nev-York
vi "r'rr' r." a." in0lfrc- ~ prUt.ei on; by c. &.
HdVcs. o. Nh RI.
VIZ. The Principle Of Protection II. Greeley.
IN .Rcfort os Currency; by 6. Bacon, Of Nc~-fork.
A..R>porl ora lro., Coal, Hardware, 10; By d. ..
kellogg OF Troy.
NJ Report on the Production of Iron; by = Oakley,
>" "cooklvr, y. Y
MI. .k-No, pn tas'. ~ ~! = ,ief, q Virginia
XIII Report on Hardware; ty T. - Hartford
XIV Cut Nails. Complementary n tie foregoing by
J. r. Hln-IgW, of Troy, y. Y
w. Wood Screws; 10y AieN Hod-cS of Providence
NJ Plated saddle y and Hardware.
XVII Report B9iiou. ard Pm. BY =. Cook.
XVIII .Psr~-. %" fevc-y, Sr. ~ r. Addison nf y. y
XIX .Kepou ou Comm~f,r, SID 5'saric, by :. Grin
nell OF Mas
NN. Report uu Combs.
XXI Repor, ou Bru.ie.; by !. = Plsu.ofNY.
For ssc al The ofce, No % Anh-st. Proc q. cents,
- Ceais per year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
UCTION SALE Of Carpetings. &c.

By Order Of the Receiver, at No 81 BrOadwav. OPP
poslte the Park 10 O'Clock A. ". on "Wednesday and
ursdiv, Nav M aud 9Th. raj en oi ingram
plv AMI brussels clrpcng al aud splendid patterns
al.o rugs dOeruia India raitngs, oil cloths &C. 80. ~
quantities suit Tarchlsci ahordng excellent opportu
TOR families and others. sale positive and without
q. q J, adv ~ mp .cton lbs daN. nl- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
DRY GOODS.
Silks! Wet silks


WET SILKS,l Wet silks Wet
w Bal1ernss "a article - g: --cs'v'r from the
wreck nj the LOUIS Phlp. several OF JET sE- hne
Black sks warranted perfect every respect except be-
r. VT ari 7oi injured IN TIE lrl,t-,ery chap
A~ Cs- ~ HalreTines. article. for osr shilling
per yard winch cost s. cent rsr t,rd % mqor uenl
m2 So BARKER CO 22i Grani-s'
CPRlNG GOODS. Spring Goods hr
y under, guod prepared win Do, usu' extensive -,
1r;en ri -tason7hle Gooi, Orders FIR Car
r-n' ''yi- 20 % sci ~ c0rpo-r With any Lous~ = Ire
Tsie Tf-.s -h OTTER 'nfucsn.Ht. 70 those pay
in really money.
Attention soi,i~ 10 the .tv- ~ fsniHlocn fITs a
hs esah,-en'. particular care is directed n il'
department NIL iae viea Of giving entire satisfaction.
Jan~e W Nav" experienced a1,->-- uiiy il getting
fet u-e ihaf hfca1 lSays Do realized
French and English Cs.s.nc-,. 10 ->f ~lrfty of rev
patterns 1,i rc-e -'- t. assortment nf Visiting, .h
gave much satisfaction through ue at Spring AMI >lu-
--.er Ell vii be- keqiup.
freu' re Erc'sh Cloths of surer anil medium qul-
Go. for Ores ana Frost Ce-ts airr~. IN hand.
Fancy dre-s article nciud.n- So: ri Satin sears, Cra
yai.. IisDikerchei,, Gloves, Hosiery, s-'Vs rT, shirts
Coiars. &C. al usga. moderate qr'ccs
WI r. JENNINGS.
Late ynIe Jennings, - Broadway,
az 'rr- American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
DIED

On the 1T Instant. ci long anil severe illness Y 'oT
Sab.ua N,rau. wife Ell ri,. Moran. 1-.l o.
H. friend. and ho~e OF hsr Rcnlr respectfully
irfi'cd '1 attend Ter lnerai Dr Ter Trlruce. No
81 ClM.onH tiGs afternoon II O'Clock.
a. L.iia-towa -, ~ ''e ~ instant. Cherries La'ing,
ared 81 wear, AMI months
4 Ffr-7. ra fi~ .i r.f. Tho We N1rh r.. .rT -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
Third Ward Iicnry clay Climb

A. i've Ih.rd M'fd Herr" Clay ub Will tr held n IT,
"a Wig Head Quarters No. .ol Washington street. on
re,y evening. Msy ,, 1872 for the purpose OF cectng
beeacsio represent the Ward M The Central CLAY Com.
ne, The Wings OF the Ward and all those friendly ~
~ ,eclion of Harry OF the Wet 10 The Presidency in 1915
~ requested To attend
JOHN UNDERWOOD, President
JAWS r. >wNN, {''''e'a''4- H2z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03
BY J Bearn, I'9 Fulion.,ireei.
LNIRNITI KE-This Day. at ID O'Clock

l3a Fulton large assortment o handsome Fur
n,urc from several families consisting of mahogany, pier
and card tables wash stands; mahogany foil French
ha French AMI other chairs carpets looking glaSs, sofas
dressing bureaus French and other bescas feather beds
mattresses china dinner sets kitchen furniture, &c.
Also. SETS damssk " iudow Curtains with ornaments,
complete Also fnc-ioncd Piano.
SHrRIFfs SALE OF GRocTNEs-We lneS'lay, l0l O'Clock
$50 Fulton street. bv order OF tire Sheriff, general
sOumfut o. Groceries. &C MS It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-03


b. orls C' tr ilsctvtr, 90, the Commercial Insurance
Company. die nl0n - ln,sii,i notes aNl demands ana
other evidences oi debt. i'ue ~ >ld Cumps ~.
i. BrcANii., Iateu Dee. 4. iSf ~ months,
ior>ed 10y EneDtfer N.rrb0u.r fr So -
Morrhuuse'' nc,, dlrd April IL, lSS aos endorsed
by Nuari sunson Tor Sioi -
Glr,nvay LYON, note GATED JUICE Il. 1875, mos
ior>ri by Jane, q. Gre-nway. Sl17 -
j. E trancs note, cnsnr,fd by GaIfcii b. Crane, dated
August 1Hin, C. nr SaJi -
r. T. Young Jr' uoie. dated sept s. 1856, Al mos for
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49,
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DAYS So.
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IIlbby u,ed Co, dsted juno t 1887. at - mos.
endorsed los Mn. Hobby, s5l -
u goo dated 1nr -. 81 ~ - mo, for $50 -.
EIwaid '. prcc'. uoic dated Feb u, 1883, 500 81
james Birmingham. Marrt ~. 30. { mos ea,0rset by
Francs p smith, dated oct I, 1855. At year,
ior>~d by =. u. B'-'wch, sil- 3D.
Albert Go'd.ng. De. ., 1896 SPY -
william Coters note March ,. 1851. mos endorsed hy
VIM -on S-ll -
Baarc, due on MeNuliy Mil, Mcrrilrs note FOR soc
less "a g.. S',i ~.
Judgement s7airs, william NcNul'y Levrreu Mil.
Phu,as O. Merritt aud Ap"u M;Nay, dated luh OF May,
1870 lof Sil8 SD
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