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Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22

skies plsss elsewhere. This answst Ia
cfesssd the ds,psif Of the young lad,I
who prevailed upon her snsodsnt 70 a.
with her 10 lbs osmsieriss ~ Paris, 81,
sosh Of which Ihsy me, with lbs like di.
appointment. II wss nigh, before thsy
returned home, and The stricken pupil rs'
lired TO rect 10 deeper despair than evet
The governess, the next day, FOL, il TO
be her duty to 60 to Madame Adelaide
and relate all these mournful oireumsian.
css, taking with her the letters snnoun'
cling tho events which had 30 entirely
destroyed the pes"e Of her pupil.--Ths
sstonishment OF the Pn"~--- - "---is
,he ex,rsordipary narrative, and on seeiag
letters apparently in her own baud~ritiOg'
bu, which she had never written, and re-
cogniIus impressions from a seal which
did really belong to her, could not be
described. No such person as Lieutenant
Colonel Count M. was known TO her
Royal Hirhness, consequently she never
could have contemplated any such alliance
for her pupil, nor have announced to her
his illness and death. In fact, the young
lady had been induced by morbid i'm
agina,iou TO invent the whole tale--to
purloin one of her patroness' seals, int
tate her handwriting, compose the hcsi
cious letters, and by bribing an old SER
want, induced her 10 put them into the
post. Her mind however, was affected
with the same grief from her own delibe'
rate invention, as if all the circumstances
had really existed.-Piedyune.
A DUrca JusTIcE,-A queer old Dusch
Justice of the Peace out West says the
New York Aurora, used to be very irri
table and passionate with loafers when
they were brought about him as witness.
and he would rap them on the head with
the Bible, ,and administer the oath 10 this
wise:-
"Cum, sur; do you swhear to say do
dru,b, de whole druth and nothing aeurd
ing to de druth, so help you mine Col
Kish te pook, tn you, hsh to pook"'
Mineral Wealth Of GcrOgiG.-Large beds
of Iron ore have been found in Cass co.,
Ca, some of very superior quality, the
crude ore yielding from forty to seventy
Der cent. Of metal. Marble has also been
found 10 the same section in abundance.
Black lead has been discovered in Floyd
CO., and there is coal 10 abundance higher
mp in Tennessee. Ofthe gold in the Cher
kee country every body knows.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
From the United States Register.
CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES,
1870.

We have received from Washington an
epitome Of the census Of the United
States. For want of room, the Insertion
of tables must be deferred till next num-
ber--for the present we insert the follow
ing summary. Unwilling to make state
mcnts founded upon the incorrect returns
of the marshals, various calculations which
have appeared in The newspapers from
time to time, based upon them have not
been inserted. Having now tho correct
returns, in our future numbers, we shall
proceed TO make our own calculations
from them so far az respects the popula-
iton--the returns of the products of each
of the states not being yet completed.
EPIroME of the whole population of the
states and territories of the United
States, exhibiting the general uggre-
gate amount of each description OF per
sons by ciasEcv3
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. How many a
bright eye grow dim-how many a soft
cheek grow pale-how many lovely forms
fade away into the tomb and none can
tell the cause that blighted their lowell.
ness. As The dove will clasp its wings to
its side, and cover and conceal the arrow
that is preying upon its vitaIs so it is
the nature Of woman to hide from the
world The pangs Of wounded Affection
The love Of delicate female is always
shy and silent. Even when fortunate,
she scarcely brea,hes it to herself bu.
when otherwise, she buries it in the re-
cesses Of her bosom, and there lets it COW
er and brood among the ruins of her
peace.
Look little farther for her, and ycu
find friendship weeping over her untime-
ly greve, and wondering that one who
lately glowed with all the radiance of
health and beauty, should be so speedily
brought down TO darkness and the worm.
Washington irving.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

Philadelphia An'nsements.-A fight be~
tween vendor Of china and porcelain
his better half is described by the Phila-
delpha Chronicle. The inclemency Of
the weather was said to be the cause
Snugly ensconsed in bed dispute arose
about preparing breakfast. This ended
by poor PiIgarlick being obliged to turn
out and make tea and toast for two.--
While water only beied on the fire, ven-
geance boiled in the breast Of the hen
pecked husband. A cross fire was kept
up over the breakfast table, until the pa
tence Of our hero was fairly exhausted,
he left his home in high dudgeon, with
his basket Of china OH his arm, to pursue
his daily avocation. He had got but
short distance from his own brick and
mortar dwelling, when his ears was salu.
ted by the shrill voice Of his wife taun,-
ing him. At home he could bear this, bu,
in the streets it was too much. Placing
his basket at his feet, and seizing the lar.
gest piece Of china in it, he took deadly
aim at his spouse, threw, and shivered
into thousand pieces. Pitchers, tumblcrs,
leapo,s, basins, all flew in quick success
sion, until the whole stock in trade of our
hero was reduced 10 one solitary saucer.
This too he hurled at the head of his VIC
tim, but without effect, asit struck by.
stander on the os frontis'. constable
rushed in, and took both parties before
Alderman Hoffner, who bound them over
10 keep the peace.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
VOLUME 7.-NUMBER G

lhe inhabitants of those VILLAGES i -.
department which have suffered tho Ioa., @
have assembled by order of the Gu" ,O"s'
men'' with spades and picks, to Sis;U,s,
the bodies. They are now hard At wort
ana VIII continue digging while necesso.
ry People perished in the streets in ,So
Plazas, and in the churches. All onr rro,
visions are beneath the ruins, and IVA 90
suffering horrible state of want which
Is likely TO continue for The fences, HAVING
oeen thrown down The cattle are dest row.
ing uli they can reach. In Turidaba.
fresrlos, Carriage, Paraiso, Uiamss and
even 10 the vicinity of Martina, there ;s
not lelta shingIe shed and in every ono
OF the valleys and on the haciea1aS. ws
md dProPortonato destruction.
From San Jose to this place, and to Ala.
Juela, the ruins is considera bic. In San
Jose number of villages was thrown
down, and those houses that are s,andino
are unlnhabltabe. We are harlly bet'
ter oil IN this city. and AIauhala has far.
ed worse thar we have. Tranouilin,
Bonllla and his family are among thosa
taken from the ruins. They are alive
but bruised and crippled. The number
Of sufferers is very great. Bodies are
1lslntered that cannot be recognized.
Shapeless masses aud headIess trunks
every thing in horrible confusion. I'm
10 the present moment there has been no
eruption from tho neighboring Volcano
ne shocks continue without cessation,
and no one can tell how it will end.
The great shock took place at 6 o'clock
OH the morning Of the 9Th of September.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

a singular crime or rather crime
accompanied with circumstances such as
never before happened, took place soma
time ago at Bari A man condemned TO
be hanged for some unpardonable offence,
vas conducted to the scaifold, and under
went his sentence. After The execution
the body was stripped and laid on bier
to be carried to the place of intirment,
but as it was on its way to It's final home,
it was discovered that the vital spark was
not extinct. Surgical assistance was pro.
cured, and the criminal was brought back
to life, and afterwards re-conducted 10
prison.
On his arrival there, his grave clolhos
we're taken away, and as the hangmOn
had taken possession Of his others, and
refused to give them up, a furious dispute
arose between him and The naked fellow
about thcm tho hsngman claimed them
as his perquistes, upon the plea that hV
had hanged the fellow whereas the
other demanded them as his property, as
he had not been properly hanged. En-
ragged at not succeeding in SO Just do.
nand, he caught up knife that lay near
and stabbed him in the belly. The stab
was dangerous but not Immediately NOR
al.
l'ba criminal was hanged with albcon.
'eRient speed. II Is most likely that he
will DO the FIRST IL not the last who will
Rave TO boast Of having killed hia owA
'Angman, and that af'sr hSyipa bees
,haaed.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

THE Quarto Form contains Sixteen
l. three column pages, elegantly prin-
ted, In a convenient form for binding, oc
casionally embellished with Engravlngs,
and Music. The second volume of the
Quarto was commenced on the first of
January, l84l; and new volumes will be-
gin on each first Of January and lst of
July hereafter, making two volumes per
year of416 pages each, to which title
page and index will be given, and which
when bound, will forma most valuable
repository of the Periodical Literature of
the day.
The Folio form contains four large
eight-column pages, elegantly printed, and
illustrated with engrayings from original
or new designs.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
FOR SALE.

"A likely young negro woman, an ex-
Perlenced washer and roner, and good
seamstress--lor further particulars in
SURE of the epublishor,
J. NJ. NORWOOD,
Liberty M'ss.Sepl. 2ad-Ii--
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

White persons included in the
foregoing, who are deaf and
dumb, under fourteen years of
age, 1918
White persons included in the
foregoing, who are deaf and
dumb, Of fourteen and under
twenty five, 2,C5G
White persons Included in the
foregoing, who are deaf and
dumb, over twenty-five, 2,707
White persons included in the
foregoing who are blind, 5,024
White persons included in the
foregoing who are insane and
idiots at public charge, 1929
White persons included in the
foregoing who are insane and
idiots at private charge, 1910
Total number Of persons EN-.
ployed in mining, l5,2O3
Total number Of persons en-
ploy ed in agriculture, 3,7l7,7j5
Total number of persons en-
ployed in commerce., ll7,575
Total number OF persons en-
ployed in manufactures and
trades, ,545
Total number of persons en-
ployed in the navigation Of
the ocean, 5O,O25
Total number Of persons en-
ployed in navigation ofcanals,
lakes, and rivers, 33,O67
Total number of persons en-
ployed in the learned profess
sons, 65,236
Slaves and coloredpersons inclu-
ded in the foregoing, who are
blind, 1902
Slaves and colored persons ihclu+
ded in the foregoing, who are
insane and idiots, at private
charge, 2,O93
Slaves and colored persons incIu-
ded in the foregoing, who arc
insane and idiots at public
charge, S33
Potai number If pensioners for
revolutionary or military SER
vices, 2O,767
Total number of universities Of
colleges, l73
Total number Of students inuni-
versities or college,, 1928
Total number Of academies and
grammar schools, 2,342
Total number ol students in
academies and grammar
schools, lo4s 1901
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
Z o L L r Y.

"Ifenee Poetry eraHs
her 0otce to ages and informs the page
van music, image, sentiment and tbo,olts
Nerer to die! the treasures or ,oonkinS,
Their HI CHEST honor, and their tyuest ion,
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
HAM. MCKNIGHT, EDITOR.
THE NEW WORLD,
EDITED BY Park BENJAMIN

The handsomest and cheapest weekly newspaper
in America.-Price, Three Dollars per an.
nun, or Five Dollars for two copies
Published in two forms, Quarto
and Folio
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

Y THE LATE JAS. B. ANDERSON, ESQ.
told her that her marble brow
Der which her auburn locks were
straying,
Was like drift Of purest snow,
Where golden sun set rays are playing
told her that her soft blue eyes
Would shame the brightes spheres OF
heaven,
That walk the chambers Of the skies,
Upon a moonless summer even.
swore no sunny cloud could vic
In snowy softness with her BOSOM
And that her check had stole the dye,
From wild rose and magnolia blossom.
I vowed that unto her alone,
Nv burning heart had worship given;
That should she on its homage frown,
'Twould then to dark despair be driven.
And then gazed upon her form'
And pressed her small white hand with
fcrvor
And asked her if, mid calm or stom,
She would be mine, und mine forever
And swore I'd keep my VOWS,
As true as rule or square or plummet;
But--she placed her finger on her nose,
And told me that "couLDN'T COME ri"
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
l99,76s
Total number Of free colored

I90,765
Total number Of free colored -
persons, 3s6,245
sLAVEs--MALRs.
Under ten years of age, 422,599
OF ten and under twenty four, l,23l
Twenty-fosr and under thirty six, 35,373
Thirty-six and under fifty-ive, l45, ,264
Filty-fve aAd under one hundred, 81, ,2SS
One hundred and upwards, 753
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
D"0N LIBERTY, OlI) SATURDAY FEBRUARY - 1872
WHITE PERsoNs--MALEs.

Tn Under L five years of age, l,27O,70O
vi hVe and under ten, l,O24,O7
I,!,I Zen and under fifteen, $40, ,499
Fifteen II and under twenty, 756,O22
~, twenty and under thirty, 1922, ,44O
y hir'y and under forty S66, ,43l
ToF'y and unde Stlty, 500, l54
rity and under sixty, 3l4,505
S'&'y and under seventy, l74,226
H,"e'eh'y and under eighty, o0,05I
Eighty and under ninety, 2l,670
Ninety and under oF hundred, 1857
One hundred and upwards, 476
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
HE ceTTAGER's HOME.

IhE ceTTAGER's HOME
Deep in the wild wood shade, where nightly
swels
NO SOUND OF angry surge nor billows roar
= vi Life's tumultuous waters; no deem mon,
From dissolutlon's victims, hurrvi ing down
The rapid tide of Time; no tell tale notes
From the deep gulf of Ruin, brought tc
Earth
From ficnd or demon, in the human form
vi this worlds creatures, belching forth their
Ire
Upon the luckless victims of their wrath,
The simple Cotter dwels.
He lives alone,
Nojoy beyond the circle of his homo
No hope save that Of Heaven no high wrought
thirst
For the deep deeds of Fame, nor hopeless
wish
For this worlds pleasures crowd around his
heart,
And iritate his soul His bed of straw
Has untold softness, and the homely meal
MadeIrich with the blest content, is swccter
far
Than Luxury and Death
His home is peace;
No clouds of sorrow hang around his heart,
No burrows on his cheek. Pale Slanders
breath
That hydra monster whose o'errullinga art
Has bowed his thousand victims to despair,
Has never sought his dwelling, Sammy
smiles
Play round the features Of the youthful boy
To tell of joy within, and bright and glad,
The laughing, loving eyes of the young girl
Just verging from the dim and thoughtless
dreams
1f sunny childhood's joys. She loves the
earth,
And the deep blu,hing flowers, the laughing
streams,
The music of the birds, and all the gifts
Which Natures hand bestows. She has not
learned
he sorrows of the world, nor felt the weight
If foul mouth cd Calumny.
Oh homo of rest
Deep shrine of Peace and Love, thy simple
joys
The great ones cannot know. No heart
eStranged
rom its first keeping of paterncl love,
70 eve from it's first Watchings; no harsh
sounds,
" cold unkindn ss, damp the social joys,
that bless the Cotter's home He knows not
grie(s,
lie lives in peace with Earth and peace with
Heaven.
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
6,939,S42

Total number of free white
persons, l4,lS9, los
FREE coLoRED PERSONS MALLS.
Under ten years of age, 56,323
vi ten and under twenty-four 52.799
lwonty-tour and under thirty-six 25,3Os
lhlrty-slx and under fifty 3S,25S
Fitty-tive and under one hundred, l3 ,493
One hundred and upwards, 2s6
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12

FEMALES.
~ Under five years of age, l,203,249
y, vi h'e and under ten, 0S6,92l
len Zen and under fifteen, S36,5SS
rll'een r and under twenty, 792, ,l6S
~ twenty and under thirty, l,253,395
Thirty 1 and under forty, 77J,O97
Forty and under fifty, 500, ,l43
Fifty and under sixty, 3O4,sI0
sixty and under seventy, l73,299
Seventy and under eighty, SO,562
Llghty and under ninety, 23,964
Ninety and under one hundred, 1891
One hundred and upwards 3l5
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
l,246,4O9
FEMALES.

FEMALES.
OF ten and under tweuty-four 90,075
Twenty-tour and under thirty-six 800, ,7S7
Thirty six and upwards, l39,2OI
Fifty-hve and upwards, 1862
One hundred and upwards, 500
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
FEMALES.

FEMALEB.
Under ten years Of age, $1,000
vi ten and under twenty-tour, 56,562
twenty -four and under thirty six, 1853
Ihlrty-six and under iilty-ive, 3O,3S5
Fifty-6ve and under one hundred, l5,726
One hundred and upwards, 81
Liberty advocate., 1842-02-12
l,24O,s65
l7,662,566

2,4S7,2l3
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
NEW HARDWARE. Cutlery Guns &C.

The subscriber, importer OF English and C;-rulan
HARDWARE reeeI'a fresh a-sor,enof all .c ar
on examination they wi! ind ks stock very complete and
good quality. and al lower prices tan elsewhere On
tumeni OF this statement alone r relies for portion o
their ns and requests The svo. OF call previous TO
making Their purchases
:, full assortment OF JAMES, celebrated wood,Screws
always Oh hand.
Agent ior and tealer il Domestic Hardware. Goods
Coos for sale TO The Trade by the package most h.r
al discount allowed for cash EDWIN HINT
ms SIM is or . John ST. between William Gold SIS Ny
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
I'D. III >BANDS. Ot Rochester,
Cll laMaDl NtoEnsy lr N.Lac!Mmc Ir,dltnr
Inm0In
EpY ORDER of the Hon. Michael II

. soe;.tr Fjr>tu,igr OF the Court OF Common Plea,
iur The CIV an County OF Ncw.york
Notice hereby gwen pursuant TO the provisions OF the
statute autholn. attachments ag.in, nonresident debtors
that attachment has >sed against the estate OF Charles
oswc,a resident petry,bur nlhc ~aI. u Virginia, aud
that thu same VIII bc sold ortie paymcntol his ehts uu>,
hcappear and discharge 4ch ucnt, according 10 law,
within % mGn,> from the iI>; pGbcauonci tins notice,
otaHy debts due Ia hun by r>tntSo i
;hi> State and the delivery him toy his oiauv pro
perty within TIN belonging 10 him, and t ti'Scr ot
any such property hy hm. forbidden by law. and
void. Dated tiie litht ay OF January ~
GRIFFIN #&liANENS,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
DN- ORDER OF Jos!lua D.lIarman. Re-.

, cor.lsr OF tho City OF Schenectady Cours,l6- -,
Notice * hereby gwen ilIaan attachnelt> >ne agiIs,
10" estate nt In Gleason nc~ or t3tr=- tie County e
>ci.Arla'ty an at>cHnHg consta'e debtor on asa
f1'a >air TO thu ,a3 Rconi,.r pursuant f the lir,.
OF The >taJe concerning Attachments .a,',t ,p.,op3
fl-,. caarrS.ei rirr-SrIfnt I.r.> -.if Ma; 49,
VIII b. 'olt Tor ,ht PAYMENT Ia debts unc>> l III, sd
Ira t'ir;,>o appear ana sstiirr >rcl attachment accom-
' In NV N,iii ;hrt months from ilEri publication f
ms notice Nia max ur payment on any Grh> and the
iSelVefv ot any prnIvrt: L'ouI the i,lor /,
Inn tor h., ,i>t and the f;Ster property y Inn
Tor lry plO>c " ua;evcr, uriI,i,l is law AMI ro
,ni,i Dated February !, 1872
J.N,N >hNTNooRD. Attorney lor
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
IVAN >ANTNOORD ttiorrtv Tor
10 lawjrl .titacEn. Crr,ist5
soY ORDER of the lion. Michael II

I , >,oeti;r .Iag,. OF TIE Conn Common ri
CAY and Couity al \sN-NNs.. noyc, sf-c,,
sycpnr>uauly tic PROVISIONS OF lie statute ail. lrissr
attachments aEagst nonresident debtors tllt attach.
men; a, I>,eti against the estate % N.iian tawceu
resident pl london. lti, hU.tctlni Great BtaI! and
TIA the same VII t sold ltt aymrt h>eti> up.
ia>> he appear an die hae>ich attachment accou!ng 10
law within llnr months the first publications TN, no,
rre and TIA; payment OF ans deh;,de 10 Inn ,y resident,
,lIi> STATE. ay the delivery HIM Ia any
property within III, b6iougiG" HIM. nIp .,S
irr ot,y such property by him ioyhiIen los law .
are.void Dated. 10Th September ISL
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
4 80 B Il o y DIV a Y. E0
4. ,1DR PETEH,S MEDiCATED LONi ~

IENGES, Wholesale aud ,9ial, 51 ;roaiay "
1t j. new welt a>cerained that the eligible "ay
administering medicine, particularly 10 children, is IN m
form al ozengeS Tins, while il preserves the virus,
the medicines IN very concentrated stale, h.
obsalts the nsrousne., whic usually attrnlI> e -Xl
ton OF nedici nal substances The proprietor having been
regularly hrc 10 Tie medical profession ant! engaged
an extensive ract!cc for many years, rc . utmost conf
dencc IN recommending the following medicine To the pub
lie, for the OF the diseases for which her designed
a, their efficacy has ren tested nu4.brr OF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
GATHARTIC LOZENGES-shcr

~ mans Cahartic Lozenges are very rsa.an n he
taste, 20 that children HI them freey trv would
common pf-rint, and ;-if a. brer tilan
medicine .iyea any other way. Physicians recommend
them r l-r patients .trn they have aDv ailfo-re1ct 10
common articles. >hcrraan's Iozenge, ar. the n0t on,
lar medicines n the day. aud continue ltaus, ;ry
are 20 good The Doctors Warehouse ILf Nastl,-.
orc ufcT above ithi. ia I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
10y ORDER of Charles !. Hubert. Esq

," URUIK OF LharIcS !. IIuTbcrt. Esq.
y = supreme Cont i'0mIns>nner, notice slerebv gvn,
pursuant 10 the provisions o tie authorship attach
ment against nonresident debtors. that attachment has
SSuod aarsi the estate OF John Hulen. Jr. resident OF
Sosporr ~ tho Territocyot Wisconsin,, sad that The
VIII . sold Tor The payment at his dcb., unless M appear
a discharge such attachment according 10 law, within
nine months rUi inc first publication OF this notice. and
th III. payment O any debts due "a hni by residents Of
trl> state, and the delivery ~ him hs any pro.
perry wit!nih tins state belonging L. md The transfer Of
any property by him forbidden 10y aE', AMI VOID
Dated tae eth day of November, lG7I. D. H. MARSH,
ID tlNln NtiorntN u ii.aclliIs (rrNiinr.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
EDw. ". MARSH
10y ORDER of Ashley Sampson. ESQ

, OF the Supreme Colrt Commissioners yrsidia. il,
the County OF Monroe, Notice hereby gwen that At.
jacimea h, issued against tlifesi-teo ~ Martin n >hicy
nonresident Debtor. undue proof Ia hn pursuant tn
tie 4sircon, the concerning attachments against
4>con'.n: concealed ani nonresident Debtors. and iat
the SirsJl Ae sold for the paymcutot H. debts ,nc>>
appear am, d>charg. ,t sai attachment according law
jn months from tho lg.t puhloauoIot tin, notice.
and that the payment any debts due To lu3 10y residents
% sI> state and tl" delivery Ia him his
property within III, stats banging him. and !l
Ter oI such property hy bar forbidden ty law
void! Dated Rochester. October IL. 1871.
ID HUSBANDS. OF Rochester,
r,,,ln ,,,,y,,.,, Inv. ,,f,,l,,r,,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
SETH Z. SILi.,
pY ORDER Of Nathan X. Hall ESD

50 First judge Of Eric County Cours,, 5Gcc Is hereby
even mat an attachment las issue,! agnis Tie estate
Ge9rgeA ii'e Jr and Arthur Edwards nonresident debtors,
ana ta, The s';e viii be -oi torts faymear OF erebt-
lhts> ttY appear and discharge slcti attachment accord
M ola" wIrhln niGr months from the first publication
ti!t> @'cei aTi.tir t payment Of debts Ene 70 te
ny residents OF . State and The delivery L, them oG their
81 any prcrc~ty within this belonging 10 hem,
and The transfer o. any such properly by them forbid
den by law an,;ire void. SETH G. HAWLEY
an; la~9,n Attorney Tor attaching Credrlr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12

nR. ]. g. HEWETT takes this method
liberal sueHr he la. ,.ct.rf IN his if al rf,fr
,sl!ch Is cohfned 10 >praln Docators Hin Disease
" hr svtLncs Lurvaiures, aud Diseased sjilH,-. Rheu
: the joints AVID Limbs, 1c
Re!aretees gwen application 70 DR. H5r7 Rroa4way
>et'een broornc and Spring ST.. aa SIN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-12
p ORDER Of John NJ HolLcy Esq.

- E"'IItIJ JUIIII F'S'T''
y Supreme Court Commissioner ard ior the County
Wayne, notice Is hereby sivsH, pursuant The proris
ions OF the ttne authorizing tiac4ncaiS against
dent detorS ta' attachment has issued ,safIsl the
tate oi Ph Slarh Jr, resident oi TIE State r Ohio; and
tat tie viii ," sold for tho payment his debts,
les, he afpe ar aR discharge such aa1hmcn according 10
law within rme months rom the first publication o! this
EGice aud that the phyDteur 81 any deb, and the ieyc0
any ropeuy belonging to said debtor hiGor or his
'i HE transfer 81 property By him i0rauy purpose
whatever, are forbidden by law and are void.
Dated June ~ 2il - WILLIAM CLARK, Jr,
w IayyiiIn tt,nr,o,, M, I,i,, +,