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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22
TOLTON'S INDICATED CANDY.

" Please low me- through The columns Of your paper
cali the attention OF those we suffering Tam coughs
celGs preparation for the relief Of difficulties OF
this kind by G.. E. Col. OF this city.
have made frequent OF Colions Medicated Cough
Candy and in all my entire satisfaction Also,
have been personally acquainted in of others who
have used il with like results
II is evidenty an agreeable and eicacous medicine and
may taken freely without prendcia effects ,hc sys
tenn In this last respect particularly il decidedly supe
rior TO the gearray of articles of the kind offered
the market safe harmless medicine, aad thereby,
connection with its medicinal merits justly entitled To the
and highest confidence Of hose who may wish the
lief which, il Claims afford.
II is confidently believed trial OF this Candy
hardly iailto secure for il all iutrre patronage.
II is for sale al The sore OF G. F. CooD Druggist No.
POI Main street, and by other Druggists in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

"PHILADELPHIA, OcI. ], 1871.
NcsrJ acknowledgements disease which has hitherto
been considered ncurab- but can nora The public that
mistaken idea. have been deaf Tor ten years and
concluded hat ! must remain SO; but not many months
rce your paper advertisement OF Scarpas on
for Deafness As the last resort concluded 10 try IL
happy say can hear well as ever did Two
friends likewise tiled il. Ore Of them deaf
that he used trumpet he hears perfectly wen
without The other very much troubled with noscS
the and lead, and he a; found relief and Is
well. Two bottles cure which thought getting well
pretty cheap. >ILAs HuGgEE, Saeoat S., below Pine"
Sold. rhncs and retail by 8. 3. i D. Sands, Drug
git.. No 70 Fuou-r""t Gold ard 100 Felton,
street Also ssiu BY David Sands & TO-, No. II East.
Broadway; A B. Sands L Co, No. 273 Broadway, corn
OF Cha bers-sreet Price, 81 Also sold by Dr.. David
Iaync. No 20 SOnth rhrd.strret, Phlaephia hl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22
TYULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice TO RIM

Z 4 tured PersonS-Persons afflicted with rrptures may
rely npon the hes! instrumental aid the weird Affords on
application al the Office, No Veseystreet or either
careful examine the back pad of Hul trusses 10 see
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull in writing. None are genu-
ne or 10 be relied upon as good, without his signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations OF
Hus celebrated irusses and thousands imposed UPON
consequence These munitions relied upon they
are made by unskiliu mechanics, aEd better than
the ordinary uusseS.
Rooms have been fitted up No.. veseys exc.u-
sVeiy oT aie having separate entrance from the BUSH
department where female is in constant attendance
N Wal upoo euaie pluentS 81 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22
GEBKING'S COUGH SYRUP, sold a
nj EW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES

IS The ladies' respectfully invited TO call and e1-
anime extensive stock OF Perfumery containing many
new AID delightful scents I'M ported from the most eef
braed manufacturers of london and Paris Among them
sassy'> celebrated Eau de Coozne' delicious per:
ume OF exquisite fragrance distilled from combination oil
the choicest towers selected their e1ceng sweetness
when they are in their fullest vigor
Sassy's Extra de Bergamoe, JSsm'n Cfarat aha DOH
for the toilet and handkerchief.
Edes Hedyesn,a acknowledged the most elegant per.
uue for the Assembly Boudoir, impartnc to The hand
kerchies very agreeable, refreshing and ast!ag odor
Paeys New Perfume (Citronea Rosa exquisite, orr
ginal and peruanen Perfume imported from Shiraws.
Also us, received fresh supply of true German Co
oene Water IF Far1,j very fragrant article dis
tiled from the towers
DAVID SANDS L CO., Chemists
d2o I'm II Eas, Broadway, cor Markets..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

Hartford, Nov. so, 1892 IN. e. Weekly Review
Sold by a. B. d. Sands Druggists Nos 79 and 100 FIJI
ton.sirset. nj wholesale and retail; also sold by A. B.
Sands Co.. g1S Broadway, Of Chambers street;
David Sands Co., II East Broadway, OF Market
dis I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

CLEIGH RELLS.-A full assortment
~ OF loose and fancy strapped Sleigh Bells at whoe'se
and retail, by OSBORN LITTLE,
dI4 2wt IS Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

Leave New-Ynrk al 10 O'CLOCK, a. ~. AID ~ y :. 81.
N BfasScngefs Tor weS;tcld Scotch Plans, ainfed,
Bound-Drook, somelrIe, Eastcn Schooo Moorian,
by the E!i1aDeih-io and Sontrvlf Railroad tart, an
leave NcwTorh IN he 81 O'clock beat IN tie morning. and
in the u and 0'cock toais il the afternoon.
Passengers rom the8 o'c0c, boat wall leave SoErrsic
in stages for Easion ana Tor SchcClyS MouH1n os tue ~
rival OF the al Sonlrrviie.
The Horse Car viii leave te 'front.' OF the CDoH ~ ~,
quarter OF iour 3rerors the departure oil eact boat
All baggage owner. oil
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
For The Tribune.
sTANZAs.
EY AUGUSTUS sxopcnAss

WHAT THE SOUL SAID TO TIE hhAh |.
BIZ still, thou longing, aatterlng thing'
And cease thine idle, weak desires;
Learn thou from me TO spread thy wing
Mid purer and eternal fires
Thou. ike the infant, robed in smiles,
Seeks, but from Earth smile to via,
And kaowess not the guilt, the guiles,
That lay these worldly smiles within
Thou pantest after things like thee;
But learn, ,hou fond, conhdlng ose'
The heart thou fanciesi heavenly
Angels may shrink to look upon
Then turn from, all those weak desires
And seek higher, noAler aim;
Canst thou not grasp immortal fires,
And wiring from Time deathless name
wuAT THE HEART SAID TO The SOUL.
N,bler than indeed thou ert,
And soarest upward like a God;
But scorn not thou the longing Heart,
Which seeks humble, calm abode.
Have all toy pewers-tby mighty spells,
One ray of Happiness e'er brought
From out the deep, mysterious wells
Of limitess and god-like thoug ht7
In dark Philosophy thou hast
Drank deeply-yet thy draughts were vain
Thou learn'ss-that, mid the hidden Past,
And in the Future wide domain
The boundless sea Of rolling Time
Thou arr an atom striving strong
Above the general wreck to climb,
Yet like aninsect borne along!
Yea, thou may'st look with selfish Pride
On humber, weaker souls than thou;
Yet canst thou stay the onward tide
Which writes decay on Natures brow (?
Soar then, above the con mon flight,
But leave to me this lower sphere;
Thou roam'st amid burning light,
l find halowed brightness here!
seek to pass my chosen time
Where happiness and love may be;
And while Life's hill slowly climb
Would not my lot appointed flee!
/ live to die e;-then why forego
The smallest joys that Life may yield?
AS Earth pass with footsteps slow,
pluck each Aowret from the field!
Those humble joys Contentment finds
Are dearer to me far, than all
That deep mysterious Power which binds
Thee in care-perplexing tbrall!
Win what thou seek k'st-and still like me,
Thou yet wilt be thing forgot;
Then, why not humbler, happier be,
And with contentment bear thy lott
-zpich NJ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 29.

". NJ. Oaae, brnker.
Josiah r. Simmerseu. clerk.
Oliver B. Buruham, Iaie merchant
Henry ogden, Puughkeepsie.
edward Foster, dealer in millinery goods.
John Evans, late perchaut, Poushseepsie.
joseph Kirby, carriage maker, hye.
pgiITIan, n Mea1.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

CRuELrr.-The mate of the ship Desdemona
was yesterday bound by Recorder Bertus, in the
sum of $1,000, to appear before the Criminal
Court and there answer to the charge Of breaking
a boys leg, by pushing him off the mast on the
deck. a distance Of some 50 feet. n. Q. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
This company were re-organised yesterday by
choosing VIM Samuel johnson, Prosper M. Wet
mere and Samuel Roberts, to fill vacancies in the
Board Of Directors. Mr.. VIM. Bowen was re-
elected President, but declined serving, when Mr..
VIM. Maxwell of Chemung County, was chosen
President, MIR. Bowen consenting to act as Vice
President American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

ALABAMA GoLp.-The East Alabawian says
The broken lands in some parts of Randolph and
Talapcosa Counties are said to abound with the
precious mineral. In the latter County, consid-
cradle number of persons have recently made en-
tries of land with . view TO commence mining
operations Immediately. The gold is found, we
are Informed, in, what miners term rock veins,
and yield is obtained by crushing the rock in
some rude wooden con,rivance, of . or 3 pwts. PEI
day to the hand. In short time we have conf
den, expectations, the pure bullion VIII be very
plentiful in this vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

FIRE N CANToN.-A fire broke out at IL o'clock
on Friday night in the large mandatory and ma
chine shop of E. Kingsley, Esq, which was en-.
tirely consumed. Loss from 1000 TO $4,000, partly
insured. Some 20 or SO hands have been thrown
out OF employment at this inclement season, by
this calsmity. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
The LA1IMgR CAsg.-The Boston Bee of Sat

urday contains tie following paragraph:
a messenger, the bearer of requistion from
the Governor of Virginia upon Governor Davis, for
an Executive Warrant, demanding the body of
George La,imer, as fugitive from justice from
the State Of Virginia guilty of the crime of larceny
in said State, arrived in this city some ten days
since, and on last Monday week, proceeded to
Worcester, to the residence of bis Exceency, to
whom he made known, the object of his visit. The
Governor notified the messenger that he must take
counsel in The matter, and accordingly delayed an
answer till yesterday morning, when he refused to
comply with the demand, and notified the messen-
ger that he would forward written reply to his
EAeelency of Virginia. The bearer left this city
for the South yesterday afternoon. We are pro-
missed copy of Governor Dayis's reply, as soon
as it is received.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

TYPs-SETTIsG MACHINE OF AMERICAN 1NvEN-
rIoN.-We are informed that citizen of Troy has
been for the last four years perfecting machine
for setting types, but on entirely different plan
from that invented by Capt. Rosenberg und re-
Gently described in The New World newspaper.
This machine will be ready for the inspection OF
the public in the course OF two or three months.
Connected with il is also machine for distributing
Troy Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

IowA.-The Territorial Legislature met at Iowa
city on the 5th instant. James M. Morgan, o..
F. was chosen Speaker of the House, and John
D. Ebert, (IY) President of Council.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Cosszcr1cu7.-The Geological Report of Con-
necticut has just been published. The survey has
been conducted by DR.. J. G. PERcIvAL, as ennl-
neut for his profound and seldom paralleled learn
ing as for the beauty and merit of mis- poetry Inc
y. H. Palladium speaks as follows concerning his
labors:
"Dr. Percival has been more or less engaged
since 1885 in his survey and in preparing bis pre-
seat work. He has traversed the State from east
to west. at average intervals Of two miles-bring-
ing himself in contact with each OF the 4,6O0
square miles in the State. This, however, by no
means includes all his explorations. He has col
ected about 5000 specimens of the different To-
calities which he has visited. He SAYS, however,
that he regrets that since the completion of bis
general plan, he has not had the neaas allowed
for such additional investigator as he had intend
ed, or even TO make such Of his and ma
terals as ne desired The Report, he states, is
buta hasty Outline, written mainly from recollec-
ton, with only occasional reference to his mate
ras, ana under circumstances little calculated for
consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

~ 475t Broadway-Ths pleasant preparation is Fever
failing remedy for Coughs Colds WhoopiDy Cough Ash
ma, Ill other similar affections OF the lungs ard ;broli
il has been tried III nRrmeabe instances and has always
preduced TIE same happy result 1t is agreeable TO the
and taken with pleasure and children Partcu
lar will be found ike ii, that need he any
trouble in administering il them This IS important
consideration IN preparing medicine, and is OF Itself
great recommendation.
Please Notice isSo wsii assured, from experience, is
the proprietor OF this Medicine, efficacy in all
COMMON Coughs however severe or of long sanding ard
in Whooping Cocgh, distressing children, that las
hesitation in proposing 20 any person who may puT-
ciIse this Syrup, and coscieutiouy aldege, after
using il according 10 he directions that 10 beneft has been
experienced from is exhibition the price, the
presentation oi ihe empty bottle This is ar PROPOSE
iioE, and every purchaser ayed 10 avail himself it. il
he should derive no relief from ,oe Cough Syrup.
Pcepaet and sold 5y the Proprietor 1t s7s Broadway
Price. 25 cents % LIN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

% The Mormon temple at Nauvoo, the most
spacious building in Illinois, has been completed.
LIS cost was rising 100000. Joo Smith is now
esssseag Ssg another building on like scale of cos.
selendor, public hotel, TO be called the
knaS;ss0 s0e aouse.' The scaching exposition of his
upsn ii. 'npossares seems TO have every ltse efiec,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

AaA TO LET-CfIices and Storage, cor.
ner OF Front and wa-entrnnee frcul both steess
AA4Gs das g.. Ss "' p'e'A'se'' JED. MAC 6REeoR
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

of cruelty ts asneseeas society fer the
in Bosro1 . p'ah0-i0s'es hos just been organized
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

- p0AkuING--A gentleman and wife,
Y few single gentlemen, fiad board with pri
family, or where there but few borders, in
genteel house. and price low suit the times Reference
qui ed Apply at No. Doyer.sceeta few doors from
Frank iin-square d7 lmS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

| STlKGINiA COAL of a very superior
quality discharging, aad for in Iols % saE
purchasers, by WARD L BROWNE
d3 All Westinghouse Of Laiybt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
MO BELL FOUNDERS and others

Il Th- Washington Temperance Society of Jersey City
wish purchase Bell Of 500 400 pounds, suitable for
their nes- Hall Any having such bell, either
second dispose Of cheap for cash. may address Eo!e to
No Y Cort!endsileel, New.York, or 10 h. B. Wakeman,
Jersey City. d2S S..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

ID OILED GERMAN SILVER.---JAS.
Z a. g. GoFFETT, III Prince.st.eet, near Wooster,
would particularly call the attention OF Hardware Dealers
and Manufacturers his superior article OF Gerun
which he oti6rs for sale wholesale and retail, Of all hcs.
Eesses and waran,s equal any either Foreign OF Dc
ss.ir fsr cf ior ard zaftnesa r2u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
- ra e MAIL LINE for ALBANy

Gzs-ssssssssTS.SSS-S- PLANCK GR.sSY.PolNT. SING
Sin q. 4 : ERYroWN, pOBBS' FERRY, HASTINGS
ard Yonkers-es long as ih. weather will permit-Irs
new ana splendid s,eambo, COLUMBUS, Captain e ".
every morning tFrcays excepted O'clock and re;u,
Hg iecve Psekskll day, O'Clock, p rs. Lariny
al me uia sta1s rsoh eaaiop. , m amos @ street. each
other kind oil eperty aEen, shipped put board In
boat must be the risk OF the OF such gooas
hssUaps. kc. =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

A GENTLEM n and his wife can be
q accommodated with board and unurnisbed room
and bedroom moderate ia the house No. ITO
Edrdges;reet The location pleasant and there
ch:iSrsD d2I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
7NN7OKMS In CHlLDREN.-Uf ali

NHJ ONNID IN CHILUKFsN,-UI al
w diseases to which children exposed, none ara
so fatal 70 them Worms Unfortunately, children sell
dom free from them, and they initiate The symptoms Of
almost every other complaint they often prouce alarming
cause Of disease themselves, but by their irritation agga
vale oil other diseases wandering from the body
10 the other, winding themselves up large balls and ob
strucng The bowels and frequently the raat causing
vusoEs, and TOO often DEATH The desired enesy will Be
very destroy the Worms, and nygorste the powers OF
digestion so as 10 prevent return CT them
Prepared only at No. 20 South Thirdstreet, philadelphia
and sold at wholesale and rotal by A. g. Sands Co.,
Druggists and Chemists, No. 77S Broadway, Of
Chambers-sireet, New.York Also sold by A. g. D.
Sands, Druggists, Nos 79 snd 100 Fnlton-sTeet David
SandsA Co., II East broadway Price 81 bottle. d. in
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

A FRONT PARLOR TO LET, with
IA Board, the first floor, suitable for Gentleman
Lady Gentlemen Also, several aparnIents for
Single Gentlemen. Location within minutes walk OF
the Post Office or the Park Apply at No. - City HALL
d22 2yyr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
NOLTON'S INDICATED CANDY

Hartford, Nov. 80, 1912. IN. z. Weekly Review.
Sold by A. b. D. Sands, Druggists Mes 70 and 100 ul
ton.sreei at wholesale and retail; also sold by A. b.
Sands Co, 213 Broadway OF Chnmbers street
David Sands Co., II East Broadway OF Markets
street dis lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

The ARKANSAS CRIMIYALs.-By the last Little
Rock Gazette, we find that Trowbridge, pleading
guilty to theft, counerteitipg, &C., has been SEN
fenced to serve twentythree years in the Peniten-
tiary-and another of the gang, james Wilson,
ten years. Trowbridge was once Mayor Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

A OFFICES TO LET, in the second
third and fourth stories OF The new buildings, Ma
80 anu sC Eassagsreet Tribune Buildngs) fronting G
Park and nearly opposite the City Hall Enquire :
II. McELRATH. ON the premises s3t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

| 4SO0N WANTED, at per cent.
| qpSiOOO interest, on productive City Real Estate
worth three times the amount, Adsress 6 L, Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
pOARD.-Tbe best and at the lowest
4 D price, 1t BROWNS, 6S Duane.st. dlO mt
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED in

ID any pleasant part of the city, in exchange Tor
two Hall Stoves, Sofas and Clocks letter addressed
A. w, Upper Post Office, will be attended 10. Also
ed down town or in Brooklyn, Room and Board in e1
change for Room and Board near Washington Square
drpss as sboye dG2 1y-A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

a q Crred.-Scnpoy acoustic OiL-For the cure Of
Deafness palms, and the discharge matter from the Ear;
also all those disagreeable noises like the buzsing OF In
sects falling of whizzng steam, &C., which are
symptoms OF approaching Deafness, and also generally az
tepG God, n, ticoax
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

@A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
of Fifth avenue and i25th street. with fall ic q
naented With tfees also pump the door; asosi.
minutes walk ronl the Railroad. For further paIiclg
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
DEATH OF JAMES BARBOUR.

DEATH has again hit shining mark! Gov.
BARBou" is no MORE He died on "Wednesday. a
quarter before IL o'clock, at his residence in the
oI'h year oil ms age lie possessed his mental
faculties 10 The last, and was perfectly conscious
OF his approaching dissolution. He died very
lily.
Rumour had prepared us, in advance, for the
reception ofthe above mournful intelligence. We
VIII not attempt even a sketch Of the character
ana services OF thsdstinguishcd man. They be-
long TO the history of the country, and ADLER pens
will do him justice. Suffice II to saw, that he was
an ornament not only to society. but 10 his state
and country. The news of his death will carry
ailicton to the bosoms of thousands, familiar with
him and his useful life.-.3rcn0.
DIED, on Saturday the 29h u!t. CArHAnINE So
rBIA, only child OF Charles H. and Martha Syup, ar d
b months and ont day.-Uyihe Journal
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
SHOCKING MnRnER.

MIR. RlcHARD l. Hui, formerly Of this county,
was murdered in the village Of Fallmauton, In
Efhngham county, Illinois, on the 18th Of April,
under most singular and shocking circumstances.
1t appears as he rode into the village, some one
who saw him approach, remarked '.there will be
dificul,y,"--two individuals who were named,
with whom Mr.. Hill had probably some misun-
derstanding.) being in the village. Mr.. Hill rode
up and shook hands with the gentleman to whom
the foregoing remark was made, while the one
who made it passed into neighboring black
smith shop. About this time gun was fired, and
Mr. Hill fell from his horse, and expired in about
fifteen minutes. without speaking Most strange
to say--and certainly i, tells badly for the JUS
tice ofthe country-notw outstanding these cir
cumstanccs, and the open manner in which the
murder was committed, the investigation of the
case failed to fix the bloody aud cowardly deed
on any ONE. Mr.. Hill was a married man, and
we believe has left family of children.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-16
on IF Commissioner in Bankruptcy for !
OHM County, May 81, 1912. s

NOTICE Creditors of the following persons, duly
declared Bankrups, by the District Court of the United
States for the Western District CT Vrgin, present
and their respective debts before at my office
in the city of Wheeling the several days mentioned;
when and where the Bankrupt named III each case is
Debts VS. John A G Crooke on the 9th and 9th
days of July next.
Debts VS. William White, on the 9Th and 9th
days of July next.
Debts VS.. Noah u Chapline on she 9th and 9th
days of July next.
Debts VS. Josiah W Chapline, on the 9Th g. 9th
days of July next
Debts VS. Morgan ii Gregg, on the 18th and
10th days of July next.
Debts Richard w Harding, on the 18th and
18th days of July next.
Debts VS. Shadrach S WelGin, on the I Tn and
9th days of July next.
Debts VS. Robert Higgins, on the | lth and I1th
days of July next.
Debts VS. Jonathan McColloch, on the L 9th and
18th days of July next.
Debts VS.. David McCollocl,, on the 18th and
10Th days of July next.
Debis VS. Andrew q Gerow, on the 10Th and
9th days of July next.
Debts VS. William NJ Lose the 10th g. 10th
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Isaac Springer, on the 10Th and 10th
days of July next.
Debts VS. John + Reside on the 10th and 9th
days of July next.
DEUS VS. IIdDttOn doom on tnc iOtil anu iDtn
days Of July next.
Debts VS. Abdal Mcclure, on the 18Th and 19;b
days Of July next.
Debts Charles Ensel, on the 18th and 10Th
days ofJuly next.
Debts VS. Willis S Convict, on the 18th and
10Th days Of July next.
Debts James II Louderback, on the 18th
and 10Th days Of July next.
Debts VS. Alexander McCortney, on the lIih
and 20tt days of July next.
Debts Michael Edwards ir. on the 18th and
2Ch days Of July next.
Debts VS. John Hull on the ith and Goth days
Of July next.
Debts Ely Dorsey, on the 18th and 2Oll,
days Of July next.
Debts vs. Redick Mckee, on the lith and Goth
days Of July next.
| Debts VS. James II Moore on The eth and Goth
days Of July next.
! Debts VS. Joseph Junhin, on the 18th and 18th
days of July next.
! Debts vs. JOSEPH Junkin jr, on the 9th and
! 18Th days of July next.
! Debts VS. David + Junkn, on the 18th and 18th
days of July next.
Debts vs. Jesse p Odieid, on the 18th and
18th days &c July next.
Each any of the above viii DC continued from
time tins, found sslry to complete tho proof
debts.
GEO. II CARTER,
Commis=iorT &c. for Ohio County.
IiBaukrupts must br Prcpdr. tO settle all fees, OF
or b. fore the last day Of ii:arng.
June 0