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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

Dow, JR.-Why don't some clever
comedian take up the sermons OF Dow, jr.
and deliver them 10 public, as a species Of
grolesque entertainment Nothing could
be more novel and attractive. just fancy
how the following would sound With a
good nasal pulpit twaDg: 3cIt.
"Mau looks upon life just as he does up
on the women; there's 90 living with them
and he can't live without them, Hc will
run after them and rather than be held he
will lose his coat tail and chnracter--kI
cs them for love, and then kicks them for
leading him into trouble. So with life, !
say; he partakes Of It's pleasures and Their
damns il for It's pains, gathers boquets Of
bliss, and when their blossoms have faded,
he finds himself 10 possession Of a bunch
Of brars; which 10 all owing TO an incl
dent that occurred in Paradise when man
was as green as a tobacco worm, and as
unsuspicious as tree toad in u thunder
storm. He was then told TO increase and
multiply, and so according no increased
his cares and curses, multiplied his mise
ries, and peopled this world with parcel
Of candidates for perdi!ion! add l am Ono
of'emw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
The following sale is postponed un,iI
lhe third Monday the 10Th day of June
Sale

Il A GREEABLY to an order Of the
IA. Honorable the Probate Court Of
HOLMES county, mississippi, made at the
ast December term thereof, l54l, we
will on
The first Monday the I'd day of May
nexl, as administrators, proceed TO sell at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, ia
be town Of Tchula, in SAID county, on a
! cfedlI Of twelve months, the following
ZEAL estate belonging 10 the estate of Will.
am J. Frayser, late of Holmes county
eceased, to wit: Lots Nos. ITO, III,
Y, GO, rs, 81, 1919, 256, "a, SO, los,
RO6, SIS, SO, 257, l56, l59, 100, l62,,
US, 1854, 1865, 1876, 200, 2Ol, 2O2,
gO3, 2o4, 2O5, 2O6, 2O7, 1877, I6s,
POS, ITO, I'll, l72, l73, TIA, rs, n,
II, 10, so, 81, 1913, ia, l2l, 1872,
2S, lat, las, l49, $50, ISL, l52,
FoS' l54, l55 and 1856; together with
Pne undivided third part Of the following
lols' to wit: 37l, 47O, $50, 469 and
toSi all Of which said above described
l0'' are situated lying and being in the
o~E Of Tchula, Holmes county, Missis.
Pippi
Notes with approved security will be
.,q0''ed Of the purchasers. Sale to take
p'''e within the houss prescribed by law,
N. CLEMENT,l
N. E. RlVES,
Admt's. Of VIM. j. FraySer decd.
April 2, ls49. II
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
CHANGE OF NAMES.
".4nd II we cannot alter things

"s4ndy zoe cannot QIter hinss,
"By G., we'H change their nan,es, sir~
Od doggerel.
After The grea, Federal defeat OF 1900,
Mr.. Jefferson said land wrote it where
il may now be seen-in his published cor
respondense) that the Federaiists would
not stand another election by that name.
He was right. Federalist was dropped,
aud that Of Wing was hoisted in its place.
The name of Wing has now been worn
eight years /. e. since the panic session,
when il was first assumed. The coon
skin campaign, was fought under that
name, and the victory gained under it,
but the events under that campaign, the
extra session, the present session, aud
the fals6cation Of million Of promises
have killed Whiggery; aud another oliv
dictus has become indispensable. The
name must be changed again, and the
change has commenced. A memorial
from the NeW York Wings Of The city Of
New York, against Mr.. Tyler, for his
veto, assumes the name Of Democratic
Wings! So that Whiggery is actually
assuming the name Of Democracy! In a
little while they will doubtless call them-
selves Locos! But all to no purpose.
Their doom is fixed, and heir new name
fastened upon them. They earned il do
ring the coon-skin campaigns and COON
is now their name.
French women smuggIe spirits into
Paris by soaking their chemises, 10 brandy
and wringing them out when they get in
to the city.-Cia. Mic.
This Is the last shift to procure horn
that we have heard Of : Dollar Weekly.
We like to see woman spirited even
ia her last Shja. aa4
The newspaper attacks upon Tyler arc
now considered par ss' cutiou. y5ss
Murder backwards b the cause Ofh'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

A Ready Retort.---A drunkea lawyer
going into church, was observed by the
minisier, who addressing himself to him,
said; 81 will bear witness against that
sinner at tho day Of Judgment" The
lawyer shaking his head with drunken
gravity replied: IL have prnctised twenty
years at the bar, and have always found
that the greatest rascal is the hrst to turn
states evidence. ~ Phil. Gazette.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

A society Of persons favorable TO the
customs and notions Of the days that are
past, arc trying to have all the clocks and
watches set 10 running backwards, IN or
dor 10 bring round old times Sgain'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
NO. 3s
AMERICANS ABROAD.

We copy the following short extract
from "A Tour 10 the East e. Holy Lands
a work by L. Jay Morris, and recently
noticed in our columns. The tribute to
the character Of our country men, abroad
IS just, and written by one who has him.
self experienced the truth which he 10
teellngly expresses:
"fhere is a feeling Of nationality among
Americans abroad, that think belongs to
10 other people, The English shun each
other, and the French are much more cor
dial 10 strangers than TO their countrymen
but the Americans, ! have observed,
abroad, always seek out and associate with
Americans. never met an American
abroad, ami who did not 10 some degree,
consider himself a representative OF his
country, and who did not feel that the na~
tional character was implicated 10 his con-
duct. am proud to say, that in whatev-
er country have followed in the track Of
American travellers, l always met war
mer reception from the good impression
they had left behind them. This arises,
IN part, from the general intelligence Of
Americans, but in greater degree from
The cordially and frankness of manner;
which is produced by their democratic
Education, aud which leads them TO SYM
pathize with and move among all classes
of people. An Englishman speaks to a
peasant as an inferior-an American as an
equal. We have no rank but what nature
gives us, we are soyereIgns at home, and
the equal OF sovereign abroad; from this
want Of artificial distinctions the Ameri-
can finds the door Of the palace and the
cottage alike open TO him, and he has but
to act like 40 American to be we'll receiv~.
ed in both" ......... ......r
A PrCTURE.-Look at the ignorant
man. Strong in muscle, furious in pur-
pose--he is Sampson without eyes; tho
slave Of appetite; the dupe of the quack;
the thrall Of the fanatic; the creature Of
impulses aud Impressions the passive
instrument IN the hands OF the political
agiiator. An ignorant man voting
Holding in his hands ballot be cannot
reau; Carrying II towaTus me omnpoient
ballot box to drop into it the nations sove.
reignty! DO you SEQ rour relation to
that mani He is partner in this polit-
zeal firm; you cannot withdraw from il
or throw him out; his lot is your lot, bis
end, your end An Ignorant man voting
is like blind physician who goes up to
The sick bed with great club he strikes
he may bit the disease, he may hit the
patient. And how many blows do you
dodge annually, through the ballot boxt
How long can we continue to dodge these
bIowsf II we do not educate this tremsn.
duous power Of suffrage, like the strength
of Sampson, so far from being our protec-
ton, it will but serve 10 bring upon our
heads, this temple of our ancestors. We
may 60 ahead with this great mass of ig-
norance, but look out that we break not
down, midway in our career.-J. 0. Tdy-
Tor.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27
commission House.

\ ne subscribers have opened a
NJ JOHNSTON s. FoRwARDINo house
~, ansy will keep constantly in store
suu lor sale, Bagging Rope plantation
..applIes, &c. Before the season for
~''ag cotton arrives, they will have
ISSea and superb houses in readiness.
so,; saste Of patronage is respectfully
MMoREHOUSE MATHER, o. Co.
4chula 10 l84I. 32-tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

The newspaper attacks upon Tyler arc
now considered par se' cution. Urls
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-27

Murder backwards b The sauSs OfA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

.,,;, from, all interference with domestic SLAYER,
LEAVING ,ha, TO he regulated ~ the slave stats
But row. when there is law in our Statute booS
to hang anv American citizen ior bringing away d
.ls,e from Africa. it !. TOO bad to tolerate tne
.hippin, Of meaaclcd slaves by tie cargo IN 'isn'
e the Capitol.
TIE District ought 10 be neutral ground N 'n'
f.ll sen.e of the word, where the American ANN.
can meet and exchange congratulaton- "'ln'-'
icing compelled TO witness scene 80 aohorfe'' u
their feelings But 40 long tins cYIl Is ho' r.
moved. and the right OF petition i abridged a'oI''
ton will be enboldened to advance and enabled u
furnish apologies to pro-slavery men tor 'ioien'
rcyn'u,iorary measures.
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An ESTABLISHED CIT RICH
hY InN. NOORE.

: The longer eoe lives the more ole learns,
said l. "A Of 10 sleep vent,
Bcmu.'d 20 THINK Of 1.-THE concerns
And reading a book, by the u i.top q re'"''
On the Irish Church Establishment
Bni 10 not long IN sr-p lay
whsn fancy ser usual tricks Ocgah'
AM found myself bewtch'd away
To goodly city IN Hindo>tan
A civ where he who care, " n'nr
On suybt but nee. IL deem q sn"''
Where deep and kne a's htid 1Nibt'
Hod accordingly, never drest for diufef-
su, how /. TIN. I wondering cried,
A,Iv walked that city, far ana VICE.
And saw IN every marble street
Arcw of beautiful butchers shops
What means, for men WHO cam ear n'eh
Tbi, grand display Of IONS ana cAoP'-
In vain 1 asked-'iwas PLAN 70 zee
That nobody dared 10 answer me-
50 an from street. 10 street strobe
And YOU can't conceive how Vastly onh
The butchers lsok'd rossaie crew,
InsbriD~d in s,ails, With nnUght 10 90.
While some on a benri, halt dOzlng 'ai'
And the sacred cows were not more lat
Still posed to think what al his scene
OF sinrcure trade Vas meant TO lI'edh
s' And pray" asked by whom j. pau 20.
Tn. ext,~nxe OF this strange m2.querane
% Tbe exuen.e-oh that : Of course deifdt o.
(S.d on. OF those well-fed heoaionDef'l
" By yonder rascaily rce-eonsuinrts az, r,,,e, .
" What they who Il u,tDt esi meat. = 49, ~
lAnd. wsiie he spoke, his cheeks gre" ia''e'J
" Tile rogues may MUNICH th"ir PbIdy crop
Bnt The rogues must stil support our shop
And, depend upon Il, the way u uta'
Hpreticsl .tomachs that thus dlsseht
is to burden ali tina; wont eat meat
With costly meat establi, hmenL'
On hearing these words - grdVeiy salH'
With vOlley of laughter loud SHOOK
And INV sluml,er fed, and NY dream va, 'peoi
And found myself lying snug 10 beo, -,
With my nose in the Bishop OF fern's DUNN
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Ir.5e:rrEJ.. Ing Coxslckie, Hudson, CaI'Sil, and
Intermediate Lsuding.
The sicamhoat SUPERIOR, Capt J. Could, will ls,ve
Pier Chambers street, This (Wednss-
dayl afternoon at O'Clock.
Fer passage freight, apply on board or 10
JAMES y. NICHOLSON. cor. West and Chambers sta
Regular DAYS from NewYork, "Wednesday and Saturday
and Stuyvesani MONDAY and Thursdsy. m&
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CTNTE OF NtW-IOKk. ST

= Charcerv before the VICE Chsr~riF- oi t'- - -
rr.t -I.n,r, Iiav AMI Dansl Lori. ". fAf'1''''i 49,
p,t--r " Tin,.ey a,G rtier>.-Mas'cI', SAFE ., - ~
D. r.~,, Nm decreial orfer ol the Court Oh ~,
~. STATE made in the above cause, " III hr 80 81 &
,,c,,r un,ler the direction of the su's ntr' on" ~ -
Macs All sal Court nv r. H. L,dloW Auci ~
Nrrhart.' Exchange IN the city On NtM'i, n, ~. ~.
., co,y frN ,lay of NAV next. al fwei'c oeo'A 'Nt
n,,i,v Al that certain sr-r cf ii-n-u'sr ''t W H.
.,,. IN ~ roritsrv side of Ntttn'hsf'e'' ~. ""
10 : ot ground living between The FINN Avenue ~ ~,
,vs,ue bonn.,,i and conts n ~ q, olo"' ~ IL :,
po, of the triangle IN The wet in hr n't.u. ~, ,,,,,
s,.,,I.trcct distant ,igtt tui-rcd AMI tl'' ~.
-. nm, I'M, corner d,ruci hy IT, sud iit- 10 ;
-, ,,d he westerly lire of tire Yah Az nue. urh w
-, ,,.rsriy along TIVE sad line 90 NNieenth' -. '"'
,,rlred ard .ixt,.onc feet Two inchss thence OF w
Mi 20 IA, finn ivenu- and rcrp nirlf ~ w H.
-, ,h,,t nucty.rne fi'sI 20 The a1n no" or d''
,h Nnr-,y ,hrnse westerly along lint l'n1 10 Ur 90
nov or lately 81 rdmund Mor"Nood then az ts,t ~, III i
49,, ,i,n,, te .oulhcrV ieft. ana ttn III iiSt ~
a., mi westerly along the same land ~ >tfa- n'
b. ,lacc of beginning, sub rci, however, 20 g 4.
,}oo. AM covenant. the p2ri ~ We n "''' ~
Irs.y contained ~ certain iui,utme heaiNg ~, 70
-, -, ~ Juno u. 1885. executed by the sai Jam,
Jiav and Daniel Lord. Jr. OF the hf>t pa,'' ant 'e
Rnhert Vi, u>ey OF the second part, r'cofd'u ~ uf %
:, pes;.,,r in and for the CITY and County ~ N'N-i'N
m Iiber 81 OF Derds, page rs
Dated Ncv-york. April s9h. w -,
DAVID CODwISt. Master ~ 'LanrtiN.
$500. GEORGE B BUTLER. Solicitor.
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UIE CHEAP RENT Is, A very desirable two-story
Brck House. 10. Huhetsireei. 81 johns Park
mother superior Dwelling in Chcrryreet, No fl3 will be
et either 10 one or TWO families; al.o Ho in Avenue q
ear IIou.ion,rce,. Either OF these RS may he
rented upon fair terms from ID. + SICkELS,
,JSf II NasSau-si, "a story.
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Flem-


t.,. WORM CANDY : undenahy ~ mot p' ~
- .t.,,si ~ ths total determination '' F"' $50
80 oi ,nv thln- OF The lind ever prtfalri. .
~ M, ~. = ,ud Il IS warranted vegetable AMI io'S'
n. pI,RRHG ANDY. prepared LON ON ~ rooi,,l
n = r. al % 20 wontcr' % at 'oNt wv, ~ Of, =
,,.enlsr, OF The at stage ct COZ %
-, ,..I ,,uia-y Il = pleasant ,' 81 -, 90, m
r,Tu.uTlC CANDY certainly 9lHus. ~ H..
- co,.n.,n,.l. For cissn,.rg an l,- E,- en-.
sL ..,i s--ci, removing cf>tru i'l l. I-,.t,-b.
,.,ee. elton. habit c,i'.. fssr' I|Nf' a. INDY :.
~, ,,.,e.I all ca..s where phv,c = =, ,.rter-
~ -,r,-s.,lh..l,e L piss>ah I" '~A' d" ! 1T
M. DINNER CANDY for co,ii'',,,> ,.Se.-..d a. one
- =, ~ ca,In, heartburn &c Ac's rt'ol Al don Il
~ ~ hes, .orrsch,c, and tones now ~ w.
I, ~ handy and >s'c' ,,r,r.,yof, ls>e pleas
The ran'i~ i-, .es, NJ slle, anu Ipf'"'"''''
art camille, prove the ~ u, r.,,i.rS Of the
COVERT- BAUM OF LIFE, tor OF ar,c'.'., a
lyn-. and w'nsrA,-. dyspep>.n. se &c - an '"''
r, uetiy. read ih- f~o~ - ,.h D.. ,.st from
Ns CcvEtr->IK. have received "uV -. ,i.or,
,ho No ~ vour Balm of Lite ~ r-'r'yiH- S I" W
,ie tte., o,cs,.onfd Nv dy,pep>i, ei' csi.Et - 80,
sf-.-,--.i -r nv voice. | cannot saN 'il't 'H, Nv"
,,t,,. r,.,,-e,I hui am greatly improving , =,
'uiN '''''''' Wv THEODORE TNLOR, Jr,
York. Feb u. lsi2 -, ~, Vrrk
SO wL0l.sale and retail At 49, Na>,'a',tI, sn
a., b, ,-,uf. A. IS RrnajNav liNt ooN'tA' a." a. H.,
,,,i F1i.or = BROOKLYN. NiN to ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

ELECTRICsLFL FLESH GloN = and : ~ !,
-,pr- healthy .ia, OF the sys'u hS 'ton Co.,
cft.sri,c ,he y - s.al The or. ..cry Hcfsr-itai
are liable to do. ,.r.,,,,., q. thrra.
49, -, 80. ,. H., has paid he lc1,t a'ieuton 20 ~,
1850. of healthy acton O.. tie sAiniO require '''''
comment -. 49,, - y-,-lu,v corner
Far >ae ~ \. - HNNpF, 80
go - sfrs-t ,,rfrfie Pl'itnF
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BUTLER 4 ENARTS,
aw9m AuOfneN for Attaching Creditor
DY ORDER Of Charles j. Hubert, Esq.

i Supreme Court CommssOn"r notice B, hereby gwen
pursuant 10 the provisions OF the aiue auior.ug attach
inents against nonresident drior that aachssu has
issusd against the estate OF John Buen, ~. resident oi
Sosihpori IN The Territory Of Wisconsin said that the sans
viii be sold for the payment OF bis debts unless he appear
anil dscarge such attachment according To law within
nine months from the fir, publication OF This notice; ani
that the payment ot any debts due to him by residents OF
k State, md tie delivery him tor his us, pro-
perry within this state, belonging Ia him, and the transfer OF
any property by him forbidden by law, and yOd
Dated tie Hth day ol November, 1874. ID. H. MARSH,
40 ,nQ f,,r Cr,tii m
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ANDS,S Concentrated Sarsapar,la.-

4 s,-Sar.ri- 1. Known ~ one Of The most &C. Pu
-fer. Z re blrof If any article IN The h,efia
.r.l W M IN. W. compound number NJ olhrr
elected f-o-1 the vegetable Kingdom, the "loie eus ~
rhch W. concentrated into Had eSract OF -'s' =.
Frosl hi. Extinct he Syrup i PREPARED. oit 49, ~
,hrb !. w,-r,-f4 IL ~ contain wsre ihan three u'i'
strength and nsyiirna virtue than that NJ any o'hs, L.
For pur fyi7g the hlaot. ,n'l REMOVING all -
-,o-S f-nfn the sv.'prs. srch ~ Sctoiuta or ~
ju~ip>rt c .ncers Ulcers. Nercursl s-a>eS F'''i
Rhsrra,, r sea.s. of the ~ &c ihis syrup : l'It
ls-lv Is. fu Being mild vet efficient ate faiNe =
stcS pr7dualiv but reras.criiy o1 H.. cons iut'l "
-1c- lent -pring snd sunTcr purifier md IN rrNpcI
o,srat-, as aphorstic and aiI'e eNfrt p ~
ifu-rce over the glanduar system, incr-a, : ai ~
--etrors and eycrpinns thereby everihrn"i- ur 49,
ate Of disease snd restoring the patient 10
-ouni AMI healthy state. This medicine = hgtY hrnr
IN rasv suubt,ui ard IN various complain = N
ile CO.. y turior eniethled srd requires ~ % N-ui
Pain. in The hores and legs, and all diseases ' = w
noror-r Of mercury, arr er-rftaNY cuIfi ~ -.
pr>on. making will ind nlos 'aIanlr az
,cle ;, use cra1se the blood AMI system GEM"
AMI nrrverrs .verv inlet 10 disease. =.
TESTIMONIAL. of IL value and superior efficiency ar "a.
v rerr,ed The lfl ciei have only Ia Try L. ana - '
WINGED. r. ..-.,
penared and oli wholesale ard retail, ald for exPr'a
ion hv l. B / d SANDS, Druggists, No. ~ uinu'
North- ~ corner Of Gold street, and No 100 rul'h 0"
ner n v lam u . -,
10. odd bv D,ril Sands Co Ne. = East Brnaf"ay
.orper of Market street. Abraham Il. sands Co NJ -
Broad,ray corner of Chamber street, Newhors. IIV'
dollar 90 -
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DY ORDER of the Honorable Dsnie

D1 OKUER OIL the ItOnOfdble Ddniel
j y Ingraham. Associate Judge of the Court Ut Common
Peas IN and tor the City aDd County ot New York Notice
!. hereby given pursuant To the provisions If H." statute ans
thorzng chmrhts against NONRESIDENT debtors that an
hmeni hns >ued against IN, estate nj George Dbl
John H. Deh non.re,id aud residents OF Phaol.
psa the OF Pennsy lyana and that tie VII %"
sold for The payment their dehis un they APPEAR AMI
discharge such attachment, according law, within
months from the fr, publication Of This notice; and that the
payment of any debts due to them by residents hi. State
ard the delivery them tor er Use, OF property
within hl, state belonging 10 them. aud the transfer ct
such property by them len by law, and void
Dated The 25th day OF February. 1872
BUTLER ENARTS,
mlj law9m AuOfne for Attaching Creditor.
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RY ORDER of Willis Inglis, Esq. one

, OF The Associate Judge. oi the Court Of Common
Pleas, at the CITY and County Of New York Notice IL lere
by given pursuant 10 the provision, o e statute autor
1rg attachment, against nonresident debtors that attach
m"nt las issued against the OF Jorstlan Cong,
r.ea Of te Stale OF OHIO and that the viii be- so1
tor the payment Of , debit une-s h. appear and discharge
such attachment. according 10 lsv, within months
the hrst publication of TIA, notice and that the payment
any debts ye 10 him by residents OF this STATE and se de-
livery 10 Inn or for hs use any property within o. 4,
state belongng 10 him AMI the transfer ans such proper
~ by bm forbidden by law, and void. Dated tie
third day Of January l8il. &. NAGIE,
AL Ia. fuu far Ar OH
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January MIR \. RIRNIAM.
=, 20 ORDER of Ashley sampson. Tsq.

II on. q, tbe Sapreme Co1u Commissioners ir''i-
-. :, N,c,,o. Notice - lrf,hN gwen 'lft nh pc
,,hn la, issncd r gh.us tie estate Of Martin h =
:. A nnn.r,, dent Debtor, on aye lfo"i w ,., ..
~. H.. I, ,,,. -ft tho statute corning h 'i'
.b.,on,i,nc concealed and nonresident u, h,ot'' .
',e .,,,e Nil be- sold tor the pa,Wtn oI h' "'. .
~. - ii u, .cb.,,. IA, ,sid attachment ac'nr " "N
!, III, MN. month, irrm the fir.i ruii' ae" "
ari fl,f lie raSueri oi any d'hs tu' in n m "'
IN -. ,'. ,ha 10 Very % l.m or inr hs 90, ' 'if
.r,,,r,y within m, ss,q hcargirg 20 hm, avg u'
Ter OF any ,u,h property los h.r are ',,' ,t, ''
Are void DATED Rochcsifr. o. to.sI D. -, =,
-'' ~ J. ID. Iil SBA\D>. ~ Rnchti.
=. -.
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c ,oid Dated ls'h sei''''"0' Epw. W. MARSH,
NV ORDER of Jos. Mullen, Esq. Su

"'''
ID p-cme Court Comm ,>oncf' rs'..' ~, 90. ,,,,,t
''nei>on ~, E.fat, al Jailt. Brook. r-N 'i .-
~ :, lror.,'nr porl,. a uon-f's"r ii i' g''' az
,i, .,r,,. " N be sod tor the paNWtNi 'l - -. f
'.' s =, ,,,,, -, lrat lurut dc,ort.i- M Jaw
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur.

rogate Of the cOuaty o New York notice j. hereby gv-
en- n all psrSns having claims against Maria pra late
the CITY Of New York. decreased present the with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers, the office OF The
subscriber Dane Lord, JUNIOR No 81 Nassau street. the
city NJ New York before the Thirteth day OF sep
tember next Dated New York 18th day of March, A. D.
1912 G.. W LAWRENCE
me- law6m DAN LORD. (IN'uu't>-
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= ,o,,l.r ot the CIV 81 Ntw-iork motto" N ifI''N
,,,ti ur.uaui in the provision a. r '"ltl 'N'' 80 -
,t,,~hrneuf> aga MT nOp-rr>.deu dtbf-, ~ % "ii.
,eut h,. l..rr, fgar,, 'hr az 81 "h1i'. HHi'.
su ot the statr Of Pcnn>, IVAN ., and ih'iu' N'' Wv
t .y ill., na, ,n.it OF hi, deb nH'ss be appear 'n' "
rhirge ,nch alta, bmcn, accord ~ a. law, wlhh ni'
months from r hfs publication lhsnotcr, and thdi ne
payment Of any d,bt doe b. him i r'sDt, 81 On, STATE
and the drlV.ry him Tor h. usr. of pmIeriy
wrbin tn, STATE belonging tohs and hc transfer ~ any
such property by BIN are iorbal,n 10y law AMI are Nu
Dsied ihr 18Th day OF March, 1892
A. c. ROGERS, Attorney for Attaching Crediu'
tnl laNQ
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a. e. hELZABETH-PORT AND
N,s..s-sssr5ssrE-s-X NEM.NORk FERRI COMPANY.

va 1rrrngencnt.-Fare ~ Cents
The stesmboat. w(TER-wITCH and CINDERELLA
Div dayfrom Ellaheth Portio Newl ok. touching New
Brighton and Port-Riclmond each trp follows: On and
after the llih day OF hru 1912,
L~ave EliIabe th-Pou, Leave y. York. pier ], y. u.
A6 So lnciock A. W. and Abb and lnt o'cfk, A. W and
At , and O'Clock. 7. VI. At ,, 4 and o'clock, T. W.
On Sunday,
Leave Elzabeth-Por at and l. O'Clock, A. VI and at
O'Clock r. n.
Leave NevYork al 10 O'Clock, A. " ard at and ? "
~ B.-Pa<sengers for westied, Scotch Plains. Painied.
Bound-Brook, SomeTviie. Es.ton. &c, by the Elizabeth
town and s0merville Railroad Cars VIII leave Ncviork
the md 10 O'Clock boat IN The morning. and in the o.
clock boat IL the afternoon
The Horse Car viii leave the front Of the Union IIo'el,
quarter Of hour previous the departure OF each boat
All baggage at the risk OF re owner. m3
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TN pursuance Of an order of the Surrogate

u OF the County Of New York. Notice hereby siyen 10
al persons having ella anst flet Cohu late 81 the
City of New-York. grocer, decreased, present the same
With the vouchers thereof the bsr office
joseph Husson Esq, No. IS Chsmb~rssr.e in the City of
Nsv-Yerk, before Tie third day OF October nexi-
Dated the twenty-nnth day of March A. l3al
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