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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
THE NEXT GOVERNOR

A writer in the Bedford Gazette, who in
1888 was warm supporter of Governor
Woli,'recommends in strong terms the nom
ination of HENRY A. MUHLENBERG;
the favorlc son of 'Old Berks,' as the Dem
ocratc candidate for Governor in 1874.
The Lancaster Intelligencer remarks:
Gen. FREDERICK HAMBRIGHT, of
this city, one of Natures noblemen as the
Democratic candidate for Governor, at the
election, in 1874, in ,he Democratic papers
of Cumberland and Franklin The In
telligencer adds: He is man beloved by
all who know him, and we could fight
for him with warn heart and a ready
arm.'
A correspondent of the Carlisle Volun
teer zealously, urges Gen. THOMAS c..
MILLER, late Senator from tina, districtfor
tie same station.
Hon. ARNOLD PLUMER; OF venan
go, and Hon. JOHN CAILBRAITH. of
Erie, are among the 'Richmonds' heretofore
named in connection with this Office.
meeting of German citizens of the county of
Luzerne, recently held in Wilkesbarre, have nomi-
mated JACOB SALLADE, present Surveyor Gen.
era, and the Democrats of Clinton county have
some time since declared in favor of WILLIAM
f. PACKER, present Auditor General
Some of the Democratic papers, we perceive re-
commend Judge THOMAS s. BELL, of Chester
county.
Prom these early indications, it is manifest that
there will be no lack of aspirants, who will be
worthy to "read in the footsteps Of their iushious
predecessor"
keystone.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
NOTICE
Is Hereby Given.

lFE NJ all egatees creditors and other persons u-
IL terested in the estates of The respective dece-
dent and minors that the administration and guar
diansaccounts OF the said eataes have been filed in
the Office of the Register of the county of Columbia
and Will be presented for the confirmation and al
lowance to the Orphans Court to be held at Dam
vile, in and for the county Aforesaid on Tuesday
| the 9Th day of August next, at Q o'clock, r. M
l. The account of John Shvely, administrator
| of the estate of Isaac Lemon, late of Greenwood
| township, decd
| q The supplementary account of John Shively,
administrator of the estate of Robert Lock hart late
| OF Derry township. decd.
3. The account of Isaiah Salmon, administrator
| of the estate of William CreveIng, late of Bloom
township, decd.
a. The second supplementary account of Daniel
and Henry Gigger, administrators of ehe estate of
Henry Gigger, late Of Montour township decd.
| D. The account Of James Strawbridge, surviving
executor of the last will and testament of John
Wilson, late Of Liberty township, decd.
q. The account of John Reitz, guardian of VIM.
Reitz minor child of Joseph Reitz, late of Catta-
wissa township, decd.
Z. The supplementary account Of George and
Isaac Hartman, executors of the last will and tes-
| lament of Michael Hartman, late of Sugarloaf
| township, decd.
y. The final account of John Israel and Philip
biddle executors of the last will and testament of
Gersham Biddle, late of Derry township decd.
8. The account of flames Kocher, administrator
de bons non, of the estate of Thomas Cawley, late
OF Briar Greek township, decd.
PHILIP BILLMEYER, Register.
REG1srER's OFFICE, Danville,
July Is, ls42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
CRANBERRIES.

The Lowell Courier states that man in
that vicinity once sent barrel of cranberries
to friend in foreign parts, who had never
seen any fruit of the kind. In few months
he received a letter, in which his friend
expressed great regret that on account of
the length OF the voyage,,he frui, were sour
when they arrived and he was consequently
obliged 10 throw them away.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
WAR IN TEXAS.

The Texans have had fight with the
Mexicans and flogged them. The Congress
OF the one starred Republic is making pro.
visions for carrying on war against Mexi.
co. and the probability is that Houston will
yet be seated upon the seat of the Moute
Zumas.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
$40 REWARD.

Escaped from the custody of the sub
scriber, ADAM LANE. colored man,
who had been arrested for breach of the
peace. The above reward will be paid for
his delivery to me, or upon his commi!ta
to the goal in Danville.
CALEB FOX, Depulised Cons't.
Mt Pleasant, Aug. 4, ls43.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

Il Great Gun.-Captain Stockton has
had constructed wrought iron cannon, that
will throw ball weighing one hundred
twelve pounds. II was tested few day ,ago
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The larges.
charge of powder used was forty y.five
pounds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining at the Post Office Blooms
burg, July lSt, 1912.
Andrew Crevin, Camio Carrado, John
G, Geiger, Lawrence Garvey, Jacob Rog
ers, John Reekirt, Melles Welder, Jesse
Elizabeth Wagner.
JOHN M. MOYER, PM
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

A friend whe is found of poring over the
records Of 'olden ,imes;' informs us tina,
twenty ships arrived a, Cork, Ireland, in
one day; in 1899; from the port of Phila-
delphla; all laden with -four. So says an
Exchange paper.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
RESIGNATION oFJUDGE BARTON.

The Philadelphia Times of Monday,
states that Judge Barton, President of the
Court Of General Sessions, Of Philadelphia,
has rendered his resignation to the Governor
TO take eflec! on the LIST of January
next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

Lieut.. General Baron Marulry' one Of
the most distinguished officers under
Napoleon, died short time since. In the
course of his campaigns he was wounded
nineteen times, and had twenty-six horses
shot under him.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
GREENE COUNTY.

The delegates representing the democra
cy of Greene county; met in county Con
vention, at Waynesburg, on the 18th ult
and placed in nomination
For Senator-CHAs. A. BLACK.
For HOuse--Maj. NJ, M'CAsLIN.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

A man, supposed TO be insane, has recent
ly been seen wandering about naked, on
the skirts oflhe forest, near Albion, Maine.
The iRhabilapss.are making efforts to secure
him,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

The men discharged from the New York
navy Yard, have MOI been paid, and some
of Them are in grea; distress.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

The corner stone of the Bunker Hill
Monument just now completed, was laid
seventeen years ago, in the presence of
Lafayette.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

A correspondent Of the Albany Evening
journal asserts, that during , shower in
tha. city on SundayA afternoon, several
clans fell TO the earth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
Military Elections

Military Elections
WMTILL be held in the bounds of the several
Wv companies comprising the lst Bat.7lst Reg.
9Th ID. P. NJ, on Monday the 18th day of August
next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and P. M.
for the purpose of electing by ballot,
One person for Captain, one person for
First and one personJor Second Lieu.
fenant,for each comp.rcspsctively.
lst company at the house of D. Gigger, Monteur.
I'd company at the house of ]. Lemon, Greenwood.
Sd comp. at the house Of D. Pealer, Fishing Creek
5th comp at the house of e. Howell, Bloomsbury.
9th company militia, and Bloomsburg Rangers at
r. Hagenbuch's, Sedletown.
10th company at F. Mler's, Mt. Pleasant
llth company at Sugarloaf.
The Independent Troop and Artillery. at G. Doeb-
lers, Bloomsbury.
The Orangeve and Rhoersburg Rifle company lat
G. w. Abbot's, Rhocrsburg.
All commanding Officers of companies and other
persons holding Legal rolls are notified that it is
their duty to attend the proper places of elections
with their rolls.
MICHAEL G. VANCE.
Maj. lst. Bat. 7lSt Reg.
Orange July 26, 1912.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

About two thousand steamboats, arrived
and departed from 81. Louis. from the
lst Of January TO the lst o. July.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

VUNHOSE indebted to the estate of the late Doct
ii ": H. PETRIaf.y; deceased, either
by Note, Book Account or Vendue Notess
are hereby notified that the Notes and Account,
are left in the hands of IDDINGS BARKLFY.
Esq. for collection where they are requestedto cali
and pay the same ON before the 18th dsy o
August next or they will be proceeded against &C.
coIding to law.
LIB. RUPERT, Administrator.
Bl0oWsburg, July is, ls42 4w-la
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
TAKEN UP ADRIFT
July 80, lS42.

In the canal below Bloomsbury Basin, a
CANAL BOAT, called NICK BIDDLE.
The owner must take immediate care Of
her, or she will be dealt with according to
law.
NATHANIEL WILLITS.
July 80, lS42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

fn ron war steamer has been sent from
s'and' in detached pieces. for service on
|Ae Ontario.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
Temperance Mass Meeting,

Being desirous of promoting by every honorable
means in our power, the blessed cause of temper
ance throughout our Country; we do therefore
invite, and most earnestly request the members of
Temperance Societies. throughout the county of
Columbia, and the adjoining Counties, and all
Others friendly to the cause, to meet at JERSEY
TOWN, on Thur day, August 25, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. for the purpose of advancing the cause by
public addresses, and otherwise we have the prom
ise of several able and talented gentlemen to deliver
addresses on the occasion.
NIB. The procession will form at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
JOSEPH SHEEP,
JOHN A. FUNSTON,
JAS. G. SPROUL.
Committee of Invitation.
July 80, ls42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13
NOTICE.

Ms hereby given to all concerned, that l have
n purchased of Joseph Grimm, one Mantle clock.
one Beaureau, one Heller two Hogs, one Bed, ono
wing Table, and have left them in his possession
during my pleasure. forbid any person purchas-
ing, or taking them away, without my consent
JOSEPH MAUST.
Hemlock, July 2, lS42.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-13

The Danville party are now induslriously
denying that they were in favor of tn,
passage Of Mr.. Headley's bill for new
county, in their eleciioneerirg excursions
through the county, and deny, too, that
David B. Montgomery, the representative
from Northumberland county, brother Of
John G Montgomery,of Danville, voted for
the new county of Madison. That he did
so vote, the following yeas and nays will be
sufficient evidence.
Ertract from the minutes of the house
Journal.
The House resumed tho second reading
of the Bill from the Senate, No. 36s, entitled
AN Act erecting parts OF Columbia and
Luzerne counties, into a new county, to be
called Madison
And on the question.
Will the House agree to the Bill,
The yeas and nays were required by Mr.
Bonsall and Mr.. .Cortright,and are as follow,
viz:
Heas.-Messrs. Andrews, Banks, Barr,
Beeler, Beers, Brodhead, Cook, Cortright,
FELTON,, ,Futhey ,Garreson, Holderbaum, Lee,
Lightner, Lowry, Mcclure, M'Crum, Mar
chand, Martin, MONTGOMERY, Moore
of Huntingdon. Murray Picking, Ross, Sie-
vens, Vanvalzah, Weston and Wison-29.
Nays-Messrs.Apple, Barre,, Bauchman,
Bean, ,Brawley, Brunner, Bugher, Cummins,
Dunham. Dunlap, Ebaugh, Elton, Elwel;
Ferguson, Gamble, Grfliths, Haas, Hahn,
Hanna, Hickman, Johnston, Kennedy.
Lane, Laverty, Leel, M'Farren, M'Will.
iams, Moore of Berks, Morris, Musscr,
Pennell, Pollock, Poitieger, Roumfor,, Rash,
Scott, Shenk, Sherwood, SniveIy, Snyder
Slraub, Thomas, Trego, Won Media, w Wesel,
Wright and Snowden. Speaker--46.
Will any one believe that Mr.. Montgom
cry voted contrary to the wishes of his
brother in this matter? Or is it not fair TO
presume that he voted by order!-or in
plain language, does i. not prove conclu-
sively, that the Danville party are in favor
Of division! None can doubt it.
E.eszx.zzaazzsa
The Harrisburg papers say that the
apporlionmeni bill will not be signed by
lne governor, therefore, there will be no
election Of member of Congress this fall
In this county, we elect member of As.
senbly, Commissioner, Auditor, Pro,hona.
tor, and Register and Recorder. As there
is no political question 10 excite the feelings
OF the community al the election, there never
was better time than this, to test the
strength of the two local parties in the coun.
ty, upon representative. There will be
but two candidates in the field. One in
favor of division, and opposed to removal,
and the other opposed to division, and in
favor of Removal. This should be the Test,
and the only test, and if made, there cannot
be any doubt Of the result.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
COUGHS. Celels. Pain in the Side, Rails

COUGHS. Celds, Pain in the Side, Rais-
" ing Blood. Palpitatioa OF the Heart, are dangerous
symptoms iri!e with Thousands lives are Annually
les, IN this way Ever person OF intelligence and comm-
sense knows that these diseases the beginning OF Co.
B.lSau, CT Horehound Lverxort and Peursv Roo will
cure the above diseases We hold ready al, vii
Ing 10 prove ms statement any per>on who stand in
need OF Dr. Aliens Baam will call On DR.. GulON the
Agent, at III Bowerv. ml7 L
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

article Is combination OF elementary Substances av.
. strong 4niy eacf oier. which Unit. ana form
compound altogether in lis character. Tie -!,aucy
AMI durability o the peli. 1t llnpa!;s the delicate
article furniture such mahogany, rosewood, ebony
Italian marble, also carriages. patent raher. military
caps, &C. unsurpassed lis application sas", requiring
little Labor restore tie article 10 is original beauty
For sae by 4. T. Sands Co. (Grante Bai!dDes.) 215
BToad.sav Caarbe-ss,recl ai.o hy A. B. D.
Sands, 79 and 100 Fulton-s, Sands & Co. - Eas, E, Dad.
" NIP In,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
BU TIER & Er.RTS
Aiiprr,.v tnr Arr2cbrp1 ca.
DY ORDER of +. a Tallmadce n

} ror,i.r oi the Cy Of York, m,iee i h,r,s..
attachments against roa--e>deu; debtors, that an a,t.r,
uent Ia. iS>uci against the etate OF Samuel Snith ~
dent OF Ike S,; o Pcnn>yleanr, and ttaf The >am,. w
.oi Tor The, ayne. oi hi> debts. auleS. be apprs, aps ~
ciarge such attachment. according 10 law, xi;Si,. M
months from the publication OF ih- noiic@; srd hs. -
pav;9elt any debts due hiu by resident, OF ,hJ, S
ard the delivery him tnr his u>F OF prorery
within iiIis State heongug to p sud the transfer o asy
>cct property h. hni iorbiden ey law, and Void
D.l.t tie i6h !av OF March. 1872
\. G. ROGERS, Ntornel tor Attaching CrCys!o,
r .l0rr mig i,,.ny
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
~ ONDERFUI. Cure by Rings Cough

Canrv-Nev7-York Feb y. l8+l.-',Mr c. II.
Rug-Dear Sir: \ snrlSe OF gratitude AZ well aS duij 10
2cand suffering community: nces me to maxi nat 81 c .:o,,c
Colal. Candy hare heen suffering with an alarming
al! the syHlFio:s> OF sce,y dissolution >.'lt
10 l; rtyitahle for several months during which time
lad spent ncar an hundred dollars Tor different reiei:
soit which, cave any permanent rete: was tlnaity
Induced hy the peiSuasoI- ol friend orak iria OF yout
Candy with but little faith in is efficacy sut'o MY sur
prise. > well as that my friends am now free rom that
troublesome cough ana enjoy soof Il not better health
:iiai have nr several wears. Il persons doubt The
truth oi tfl above hy caliGg al my store No' t
street tiiev ca;i lave all their doubts removed
JOHN HOW WtPD,"Z
For ,aIe wholesale aud retail 5y c!RlNG Oh Broad
NJ
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
DYER y. BUkNIIAM,
in awGiH Attorney ior Attaching Creditor
EDY ORDER Of Charles j. Hubert, Esq

NyIfIII VI ~ :!
ID Srgrene Court Commissioner n"fice Is l'rDV s'Nfh
pursuant 10 ~ provisions % he statute
,s.Ied aain>, The s:. Of John Buien, Jr resident OF
'o3hpof M Territory Of y.cofs. fs, SAID mat the same
atI ,c'a.. uci .,dchtrrn. according 10 IaS within
n moni! from c irst publication o! ;Ias notice and
lat the rael Of any debt; due 10 hIii by residents o.
,.r, .il his Srte belonging 70 him. and lc,ranScr %
any nroncr1v by him forbidden by law and void,
Date, IL 2iti day e November, lSii. d. H. MARSH,
,.6 avom Attorney Tor !.t,Achns Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
ny ORDER Of Willis lnglis, ESQ. one

Is , Of lh- Associate Judges OF the Court Of Conl'oh
Pleas 1i HE City and County OF N.wYok, NOTICE sere
by gwen pursuant 'otif provisions o! the statute ansloIl
acfGenis aoas; i5n s,lent chor>, That an attach
ment hIS iSsred aaai,i the Of Jonathan Gong
Te>lcat liz STATE i Ohio and that will be sold
os tie FH,rlt OF i- debts, unless he appear tic!a!gc
c 1tiach:cnt, according 10 law, within hne months IRON
;ht FIST pullcaomo! this notice. ,nd that The payment OIL
nay debt- orc,o him b. residents OF this and ,.e d
livery hiu his use, any property within u'
state belonging hil an HE transfer OF any such proper.
t-bv Limai forbidden y idw, and void. Dated iae
thirt! Jv -! J .IiiriaFy 1871 G. NAGi.E,
ia;l aw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
NTiRACILOJS CURE OF RHEU-

va MATIS,l.-Nswark, Deccmber2l, l8il.-Dr Ring
Dear Sr:-You Will please excuse my 10; answering
YOU in eluon the Certificate giving an account OF my
almost riIrac .louS restoration TO lte We're was 81
unexpectedly restored that tappcared more like dream
,nn reality, only myself bat also 70 my friends:
can assure you you have the prayers OF whose e S
dear 10 him Situated friends. ever kind and dear
an family who look to I. tor support: and who also
oin in praise 10 you and their God lor his unspeakHbe
mercy sparirg ii this time ANY th1.. that II Is ~
my power 10 do. which viii he OF benefit 10 YOU, such as
iynr an account ot uy suffering in certaie that you
might publish 10 c world n Is witnessed by my trtnas
who lave put Their 10 tbs letter. "eI. II m my
p1yrcrto ulv leno ii. price YOU CHARGED would VIII
a"v to; hut bavel':en sick - long thai my pccunify
means IIayr been exhausted io.cr three years <lNce was
attack 70, with What doctor caied tt. intanrinnfN
Ri.unla,in ~ c was lei; complete Cripple having
las. the use limbs. wici fell away most T"hiiuiy.
disabling me from ali work. AID had rot bcen for few
HUNDRED. LC!!a:S h;, saved When ~ work. az: my iaii-
" would la been ti. workoJ,.. 81 you and hope
Tie public will low mech owe YOU. tor osct more be-
lr ai, carl daily bread: and that by three bottles
0f Your Elixir which YOU sent Tor tive dollars ana cos
,erira truly the - ENir OF Life" am, with the great
.,t respect and gratitude, your humble servant
BENZ. c. JACOBTS.
wiine>srs-l!annah Jacohis, William F. Dean.
Prepared ans! sold by G. II. RING. iS Fulton street
CT LII. in-o I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
5sY ORDER Of Nathan X Hall, Esq

HbN ORDER Oh Natllan Il. Hall, Esq'
2 FirS! Julte OF Erie County Courts notice is hereby
given ha attachment has suc against the eStat' Of
GEORGE Miles, ir and .rtlr Edwards nonresident debtors
and lIa' the e VIII be- sold .r tho paymrp OF ,heirdebt
uc-Slhey appear ard discharge such attachment accord
ing law w!a nu. month, rom the first publication or
this u.rc: and tint the payment ol any debts dne 10 thei
ny residents lbs State ana Tie delivery TO them ior hel
o any property withn this Saie belonging ~ mem
and the oi any such property uv henl are oro'a
den bv law and ar. VOID. SETH c. HAWLEY
NJ lnYlnl AIinIneY for Attaching Creditor
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
PETERS, cATilhRTIC LoZENGES.

I'V1T .1t''''',
The eriecting this lozcnge the result OF much
anxiety and labor The Object wa. 10 produce nc''icil
which! would be the time pleasant o tsc @Spue %
operate aS powerful effect. Many persons te It tX'
ire,nriy unpleasant take pull, other 'ne'!iclne ana
most Impossible retain them on hc soniacs >uic!ci!'T
long To be effective Peters Caiharc LoheugtS ohw@iea
.c,iicuIlcsa as persons taking
bitterness or naise, from hti Whatever Notwithstanding
that even EPSON Salt, not 50 certain = puFSa'INt
Owrr 10 their superior purifying. qualities. they are unl
ynl,I as Snrinn medicine. as they likewise unryac'
Tor preventing well as relieving congestion o ihe hyt
Perhaps MI the Lozcnscs ever presented to tue nb
these have met and with the rcadie>t anu most cN'e'i
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
that all the creditors OF

NRDERFIU, fhat al the Creditors Of
W Georye Woodruff, junior, insn!Tent de'ior be re-
qulred 10 show cau.e any they have before me- Oh the
l7I day OF May 10 O'Clock the forenoon, al my
office, auEber 90 NasSar.stfeer. IN the City OF New iorb
why 2nen o The Saia nsoycn,'; estate should col
he made and bo be discharged from bis ebts pursuant TO
Ike provisions the the ischar@t :.,0yeH!
from h, debts NoiIcf oi ~ici BE- published FOR s1
weeks ~ le Stat; paper, and IN the newspaper printed III
The City % New-Y o:k e3'iiIe,. the Se'SIo-h Tribune
Dated 2ltb day OF March, 1912.
mg0 iaYGyY= FA TALLNADGE.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
NTOTICE TO RlJpTURED PER

Z SONS--Dr &c. IilI LII. No.i Nesey street. A>ior
House New York.-PersOus afflicted with RupirrcS may
reIv uponii best instrumental a the wo,! ;,ior':s, 0E
application his office Nsv street. New York or either
oi his numerous agents IN the cie towns OF the nes
Saios. Parents c careful 10 examine thcl,ic l.
D.. 1Iu!f, TrtIs>e> II i"y eHtarsed ~ Dr.
Iiu j. writing None other genuine be- relied on
I> r d.. Hull guarantees ~ all otherwise lehi'y
a,cn y lo al at his office or treatment Ii the cure he
not radical and permanent; In preclude t'e necessity!
0i ,vearn" whatever Tie mchry advanced is re-
crlc cx pirio; Of The specified Tor the cu!c,
whatever progress The ruptuI may have made toward t:
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
spY ORDER Of Hon. Frederick P. Ste

~ .VNII-TN Q" IIUTT. ItVUTINN I = '7Ie-
ve,S judge oil the Erie County Gov Is, ounseore 81
Ic Supreme Court Notice hereby given that an attach
ent has issued against br estate OF Ira johnson, non.res
dent debtor, ana Rt The same will BE- sold tor the paymcm
Q, his debts uncss he appear and d!-charg such attach
n,e: according to law within ine months from The fr
pilraiun OF This notice; and that the rayrHeni o ny
Iebt and the delivery of any property belonging tD such
debtor! him his use and the transfer OF any properly
BY in purpose whatever, are forbidden ly law and
are void Dirrl HE 2lsl ,ay OF December, 1911.
SETH +. SILL,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

Beside the above Dr. Peters has prepared CaSe"ne au,
tSnts "z1mecS ii ey.ry erp;ion Principal Offices IN
,l> city $50 Broadway ans 29 i.Derty-s
A@en,-Rng, 81 Fulton ilntehags, l5o bowcfy oNsn
$40 i,nNrrI. no I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
5sY ORDER OF Jos. Mullen, Esq, Su

sbY ORDER Of JOS. Mullen, Esq, SUI
= pr.yi.e Cour Commissioner rrsdm- Al "a'criowy
ice.,n Comfy, notice is hereby e;"n ttat at,acinch
s sse.i against the Estate Jane. BROOKS or laie
% 81. Augustine Florida nonresident debtor, and la
lie. ifS!l b. sold for the ynent .. hl5 tc's, rnl'>. se
arcrHn! discharge sticlatiac!met according 10 law With
in mouths from t first Publication OF hi. notice; aii
tali- payment my debts due 10 him presidents OF thp
Stale, and The delivery him for his isa any property
within lh State belonging to irn and The transfer OF any
:c property hy him, forbidden b. law and are void
Dated January l2l, 1912
III ID NJ q. All !,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
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