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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

.,-.nfrar alarmed or cmbarrass-
ed " hen they seiled themselves around her
body. On ope occasion NJ. Lenz wines
sed a fight between tie hetgehog and vi
per. Whenilic hedgehog came near and
smcllcd The snatr, for with ,hose animals
the bcnsc ofsisIa very obtusc. she seized
it by The heed, mud held IL fas, between
her teeth, tist without appearing 10 do
much harm; Cor having disensaced It's
head, i, assumed a furious and mcnacing
attitude. and kissing veiiemenIly, Inflicted
several severe bites on the hedgehog, The
little animal. however. did mol r"coil from
the bires oe the viper, or indeed seem TO
care much abort them.
At last. when The reptile was faticued
by its efforts, che again seized i, by the
head, which she eraund between her teeth,
COMPRISING the fancs and glands Of poi.
soa. aud then deyoupng every pari of the
body. n. Lenz says that the battles of
this sor, occurred in The presence Of many
persons; and sometimes the hedgehog has
received eight or ten wounds nn the ear.
the snout. aud even Oh The tongue. with
ou, appearing 10 experience any Of the or
dinary symptoms produced by the venom
of the viper. Neither hersefnor The ynung
she was sucking seemed TO suffer from il.
This observation agrees with Thai Of Pallas,
who assures us sibnt the hedgehog can eat
about 100 cnniharides without exprricnc-
ing any of the effects which the insect Ia.
ken iuwarlly produces on men. dogs. aud
cats. A German physician. who made
tho hedgehog a peculiar object cf study,
gave i, a strong dose Of prussic acid. of ar.
senc, nropium, and Of corrosiv esuJ!i,na'c.
none Of which did any harm. The hedge
hog in its nalural state only feeds on pears,
apples and other fruits when j, eau get no.
,hiur i, likes better. Its ordinary food con-
sis,s of worms, slugs, suails, frogs, adders,
and sometimes rats and mice.
The Si,ep.rs-From the Germon.-Tbe
Infant slept. resting on The check Of the
old man. The TWO distant points Of life
werc thus brought together. The fair gol
den hair Of the grandson. minglius will. he
silvcry locks OF the grandsire. The tmt
cy,remc links Of mortality were united.
The bud is beauiiIul-but the leales
wi,hered stalk is venerable, for il has bore
blossoms, md given forth its sweet fruits
and sheltered beneath its leaves the mclo
dious choir OF singing birds.
There is a sweet smile upon the lips o
The oclegenarian! How noble and pur
mus, that long life have been, which sill
pours fnrti, on the couniennnce its kind an,
ren,le reflection. How Godlike must hav
been his career. when through all the grief
and sorrows ofainortal life, lha, holy. in
nocen, laushofiniancy. rests upon .hei
lips, and the last limit Of life is lrod upo
fearlessly, calmly and hopefully!
What can The gentle, sweet smile sign
fy1 Does il show that he thinks of he
who has long since descended to the crav
-,i,a, the days ofhis youth have rc,urne
10 him. and tkathe greeis her with the FIR
Kiss of lpvef 0ris il, tha, the day h,
come back to bis thoughts when his wi
presented him with their FIRST born ar
called il by bis nnne? Or is it, iha,
thinks OF the usnc, when his son frs, r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

A SCIENTIFIC LOVE LETTER,
Picked up in the Sireei-A True Cory:
Bangor county. Indiana STATE, Saturday
Morning. o'clock, 4, H., At home in
Bsa.
Nv A--- lIeury-lIow I wanf s."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

W. .iiIn "as. Db. .--J =
own shoulder to the wheel-tuck in your
rufiles. and earn your bread by tho sweat
your brow. II vii! be the swcctcs: you
ever ate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

NuF Ced.-The following lei'cr was
received nv the editor o; the Kentucky
Yroman, through the Posl-"iiice:
Mr. E'iitur: Kin you tell how to!lrr Is
TO Gil along these .ines. what's in dent
and who ainI 20, any money. no ir'enus;
and who are too honest to work. nnd TOO
lazy to s,eeIl lfyou kin, will subscribe
for your paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03
Easehe1a Court House, 5. G.. august 3, ts4a.


ble TO secreie lis uioney in the diligence,
but lhe trembling driver gave answer in
the negative. a. once, preparing himself
for war, ,he Frenchman sworc they should
no, gel bis moasy wilhouta fight, and he
was soon ready for acliou. Both barrels Of
his gun we're londed, aud he co,lly drew
his ranrod and held j, between h,s fingers,
willie heiook two more cartridges from
his belt and placed them between his teeth,
in order 20 facilitate him in rGloading.-
Then cooking bis piece, aud seeing that
the robbers were cot advancing, he COM
mandcd .he cosardiy driver to resume
his seat, and the diligence slowly proceed
ed, Calm as block Of stone he waited
lhe event. When within few PAGES of
the rascals, whowers ten in number, nine
on borsebnr& nnisoue afoot, The driver was
commardcdby The robbers TO stop and he
did 50.
One Of the fseebobiers i!icn came 10 the
side Of The diligence. deliberately opened
the door and ordered the passenger out.
But The mnzzle af . gun was ul The rob
5er's breast. and The instantaneous reply hr
received charge If buckshol in his hear!
4 wild shIiek sprans up ieariully, aud
starred away 10 tho moonlight among The
mountain echoes, rs the freebooter gave a
consuIsivc death bound, and fell stone
dead on the road.
The brave Frenchman had npo,her car
fridge in ,hr discharged barrel instantly,
aud the same pseiiminaries were observed
as before lai quick reloadinS. Had the
whole ten men beseI the r!nnr ofihe vehi-
Gle. tie Frenehman would have sho, down
every one of them. They possibly may
have had some vague notion of that fact
for in thirty secoans after The robbcr fell
there was no, one ofihe other nine in sight.
and our solitary hero iu the diligence no
served his remaining nine fires and p,cser
we'd hrs gold.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

Il ner kind of 1IcGe The Yankees
are every where famous for Swapping. IL
is NOT often. however, that we have to re-
cord speculation like the following, oven
in Yankee land. In portion Of the town
of Great Darlington. known by The appro-
prialc name Of Timber shin, lives on Aus
lin, until recently sorrowing widowcr.-
The wife Of Austin, not long since died,
leaving him daughter. aged seventeen
years. Like most who have been blest
with cxcclIcn, wivcs. he was extremely un-
comfortable in This his bercaved state
Hard by lived ncishhnr, whose happiness
with wife. Austin cuvied. Austin ono
day mnurncd with his neighbor over his
own hard lot. while he congratulated him
upon the possession Of such an excellent
wife. The neichbor seemed 10 thinklthat
he would prefer the daughter Of Austin as
companion to his own wife, rs valuable
as she was. A s,rap was finally proposed
and agreed To. Austin received q little
boot" on account ofthc difference in The
ages of the females. The females making
no objection, The exchange was Effected
Ausriu received. aud for months lived with
The wife Of his n-ishbor. who makes good
the place Of her whose loss Ire had mour-
cd. The daughter Of Austin furnishes
The rcchbnr with wife. with which he is
we'll pleased, cnnsra,ula,ins himself not
!iuic tina, I've has strapped of his old wife
for bran n,w one, aud only had 10 pay
five dollars To boot"
Cr,diJie Siory.-A late German news
puper gives the following credible Nara.
tive
In nm imperial city, lately. n criminal
was condemned 10 be bchcaded, who had
single itching TO play at nine pins
While his sentence was pronouncing he had
the lcmerity to offer request 10 be permit
led 10 play once more at his favorite Gamo
n, ,bc placc Of execution, and then he said
he should submit without niurmur. AS
The last prayer ola dying man. his request
wns granted. When arrived al The solemn
spo, lie found every thing prepared, the
pins being set up and the bowl being ready.
lie played with no little carnes,ness; but
the Sheriff at length, seeing that nc show
cd no inclination TO dcsist, privately order
cd Tho cxrculioner 10 strike the blow as
he stopped for the bowl. The cxecutioner
did so. aud the head dropped into tho cul-
prirs hand as Inc raised himselfto see what
had occurred; he Immediately aimed at
the nine. concciving tina, i, was tho bowl
which he sraspcd. All nine falling. tho
head loudly exclaimed. 81 have won tho
game"
Coroncr's Inquest.--A man by the napo
If Thomas Lindsey died very suddenly
in this city. on the 18Th inst. dc was from
Abbeville District. S. c. and aged 40 TO
} As years. He had been much intoxicated
the day previous. and was in that cond'.
, ton at the Time Of his death. Verdict OF
, the inquest that he died Of apoPlexy, oc-
casioned by Observation-Disclosures Hesssss
ger. Jusy2l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03
NO. 27.

or arose frightened half out of his wits
aud The Speaker ordered the galleries 70
be clcarcd.-Ez. paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

Hrdgehogs.-Gpe Of the mos, interest
in. facts ia lhs nalaral history Of the hedge
hog is thai anneupced in 1881 by NJ. Lenz,
and which ,isnow confirmed by Professor
Bucsiand. Thai is. TIN, the most violent
animal poisops isaye no effect upon liza
fact which sepdefssii of peculiar value in
EareSfx ysherss4it assnss- -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03
Candidates.
For Leg Gsi0flgre.

For Scaate,-Maj. J. .. Je,cr.
Tt Hibler Esq.
Fer House Of Representatives,.
Col John Huiet.
Mai. Tiilman Wut-on.
DR.. J. -. Nicholson,
Mai. George Boswell.
Col James Tompkins,
DR.. K. C.. Griffin.
Wiley Harrison Esq.
Dawson Atkinson. Esq.
Genl NJ L. Donhum.
T The friends Of Colonel
h. BRADLEY. announce hiln candidate
for the Office Of Brigadier General. To Gil the
vacancy occasioned BY the r-sis nation Of Genl.
Winbish.
July Is TO ~
0T The friends OF EE. Es.
WILLIAMS announce him as caudiduie Tor
= the Ofies Of Sheriff, ::
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-03

= EsEsc friends OF Capt.
3. j. SENTELL, announce him as ratii.idaie
"a, the Office of Sheriff. march %
lr The friends OF scar
BORUUGH BaOADWATER, announces
him as candidate FOR the Office OF Tax Col
lcctor. Hafsas
GSThe friends of ShllbeQ
ATTAWAY. announce him as candidate Tor
,he Ofice of Tax Collector, OF Edseheld Dis
a. TYse fr6ei,ds Of Capt.
w. l.. COLEMAN. annoIncc hin US II
candidate for Ordinary Of EdGeEeld Dis
-, Ian 10 If 81
OFThe friends Of NS hsl. y {.
SlMklNS, Esq. announcc hun as a candidate
for ,iIe Office Of fOidinary, OF Edsetieid District
September 2. 81
The friends Of Colonel j {.
HILL, announce him as a candidate Tor the oi
Gee Of Ordinary, ofEdsefeld District. =,
August 26 ~
0FThe friends OF COa. w.
FL. MOSS, announce him n, Il candidate
for the Office Of Ordinary OF Edseheld D;s-
,rict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
ar. Lysll's Lectures OF Gselegy.-Ns, VII.
RECESSION or ruiz FALLS OF NIAGARA


Ind ggi.g Inlil.race ,iere only > fs=,4ar.
,ihce ,''';Se were found groa, number Of shell.
"nd also tE.. TODD. s AIas,odon ,o,o.
thirteen fee, kclor rbs suri,c. -. =
mon Ohio Mss,odon n,d NM, ~. eo'ii5
beneath ti.-...= ,,a..y.,r three.
deE">i',-on- layer time. .-ac con..;p;n- ~
'sTvnt shells In answer 10 ,,=.l5.-,,in,
Hlniihr shells ,,s.r,. ..l,.r found ,w.x 4,u. ,fr
sGide sad he would ,akc me to !. nac,. bajf n,I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

=rts Iaeti1 EAN.LbAD ARK E-srGtnr.
TN PI.RSi tNCt. Of an order of The Sur
rngsi" o. Tx soun;. o! Ne.-fGtk Not i.~rr},y
gwen al! >r~~ having rat.rs aaia, Daai- ss,
of Tho c.;y o. S.wforh- ,iornlakcr, dscr3 .- 10
The SIM M the vouchers thereof The TN.
housr n Mary La',r No 10 Iarics .,y>-, IN H.. -, 81
Nv ofk- or hetot- ne SPIT ris-y
p~1t Datrj Nrv-Yprs. the i.rh dsy ot March lsis
MARY LANE. EIscr,r,s
nlS !aStu' *ILAOT WILLIAMS E1-cul1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
NO PAKkNlS md Guardians or

.er IL ii.=r,itiS s..rnt,, .S's ,tt
I.-t .vI- tie d , I7.,t>.l-t! VIM
5al- .,rr tr5.f 'u T. iit.t iH~ ts,,g2zt5l
,.a '-.=yt,ung E,-nti-nt.n. m he 'i1'.>
,i- T. no ,!t.;ff lTaiifa
md -rlt,i- tl 1vpr-.ir
=tinn Is.iG th- contingency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
NEN WnOLE.S and Retail Cur.

NIrrx, Hardware. Ito-' inr.,l,f, an. Tool >fr, 81
Maiden l.ii,.na t'osdir-t el-r. To-. iAd LOW
pic, n'i rtHnlsp tu-r. "ti, >an.I is and 9th
~ ,it.rn lr' lrav,. "Dt,o. >.4i-, [t0-l n. lam,
tan iu Brir,ut' Mar pianl>'ri aluic la.l 'I
,n,qts ,rr. rut aud wrought N,il- Hammer nntcc,.
>,"> Naiel,, H.s Gl>e! an: >ef-prr>, Gunl. c..
md C"il,.' rrycr> N.rlan. l'pt- 'Gd u o>s, viii
general! al IfHr i1gtiviu,i cplut.y
iilli,, -ntanuiartCtrr- hnG>rk-' did "tiir.>
rhrirscn'i and iarsnrr customer, ~ : T. smith, tlair
N.rN >riIilt ana I, pubic generally. particularly
NIi 10 iNirunx" The allow" establishment. >,h.r New
t,bn,i, constantly being r-c.iN-,i. - MEAD,
mt I'll AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
SCHOOLS.
LVAMILY Beardiue-Scho for Rovs.-

ESAMfL1 Boarding School Tor Rovs.-
Wilton. Fairsci Coz ~. Ccan-TGe acr.bcr 81 p
pIis u iHn;-d 10 ts-ay. The trim ~ corr-r,
Nay IL JAMES Belts P-lnclI-a
y B. An nt-rv-. alay u had "a Ia. Pr,,rcs pa ,tr
tie ~; and !a>t .g PM bs caiithc s- Re-
p :" hitilt~-y sr7cs Church Cbefrt 81 H.. Office 0 tht
N0iaer, Magazine, Nv York. bAch ;Iacr
PncsoI- ;ret- aronk!v Circular coaalss particular.
may a be nbs.o~-t- IS
SCHOOL for euas La
,is.-Nr> ROY T. ong s>sahii-il--i liz Ii.tt o,
FDvt .Tto> G-antr-.E " I7>sllrg l. l. VT r.cr.,,
a NOR p1psi. iar tar Sn0ns =a1s! >anincrs
! ,1syss-Rrv K Iioyf- Re- y Y lIIt.nc p-of.,-
~ nj Languages Ms Mei-g>, NG.cM> Ho., llz
bi os,.rs. Dra, nc. drsfeti Va Plar. Sowing x
R-teranc->-Rev Lot Ju.ir-. r.-hcElr.h. E~l.. Aht
Mu-phv. I,r.-i Post.
Tlsn,-T .els- Dolar> ;--r meath -ayalc eiran>-.
Al Lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

! , >as.A ti..=i5i.,.u. ir CouII ,sa plf,.
..s.. t.ts.1-,, \ ~ ors.
NJ asssa t.trn iaE>l.n ~ Tn niavs..z=. til,
-ii l,a .i' ttt> Agnln> ,-. .I,,>
itt' i 1t'it has l>str, .aIrt l,-s>fsf , nri,>
''">"' i Iy>,ros i,tsz-i.tI the STAFF .r#,
"a 1'i SINS =" if1t tie pny ,,, ir!r
'i"ar an'i '>cir ,rlt attachment nectr,tig %,
VII. ~ Line months 'in It's, pubr';s,cn; tn. r;,
ip'i That t aNnsrnt 81 ans debit, 10 iti b> r.-,at-u
tl> >t'c. rnd h, delivery INN az ~ at -tv a
'rh=,Niiliu th> Stale h, t,ne NM l.l the
IN 'acls prj' ry hy 'if'- ap!"n by INV. ,l,d
N7id Date! 10 l5tiii-N rs Jrrt4tv. l9I2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
DYtE y EGRNII,M
- itws~ Attorney Tor Au.rbtrs,. r..
ID, ORDER oil harie3 j. Huh,

- s1T ~i. ... '.'i,'a',s"'~r, rntice &. E.r,..
fnr'p"r 9, @ .'' 80 -f9ini~ aut,1r3.ias -,
l'eh'. - ~ ~ 5t'f' i}it .aae5 ls,.,.,zz
"u'f 7='es s, T.. af i.la E.i.ei.ir ='ls
soxif'sti t.iegr1t w..eoa,s. a., -, .!'ti
1i"l h y. -+t'1S 't.st, aalt.ig.ss. . 80
tf..'s- sl.5E .st5s az - 'ta-
tart tfs detts iae d.ui IN, 80
y t5-Srte - -, iss. at -
i'5,N ze. ''755f : o. t5.tislp fra,.,t.
at> lz..t .'L'- iitri5idiia- ~ la. nj -
-o'fsl - = .tslnrr ig.i n 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

pl ORDER of Charles Hathaway, rs

4 = 7
Gjfe, ~uur-dlr Court C0mH>s Notice = hereby
svcn t'l IN ht, against th. ,.t"t'. or
Dante ilavt rof.f..cui !rbInr. an that ,i
Sylll b. -pbi nrstt" pavement Ia. debts uu. e apg.r
an tsf ,Cl attachment. according {, Law thifHi'
months !soJ ~ ir,i pGheriuDo ll, iutice sui ht t
payairt IN Any ,}r..e - Tim yrr.prnl,r u.s. STAR.
ipd NJ, l' very h, H. pro sorN within
hcian-iu., iit. .ti ~ tran.i"r othuY u'h
t.s.l-y han are 9fi.utrlr h tlN aud SudDaird
III, ti.!lv ~ Niafth,ISI2 GORDON y Ut GiS'toN,
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pi ORDER Of Hon. Frederick =. 81

~ vr' iu!se.i ~ rfit lnun,, ,5urt .,ln..il.r u
u" -ufrrnts 'nf! N3tls b, htriS .rtIat IN lli
t-nr i,a ,s'iri a't tie nj IT, johnson non r
- az tlor, if 3t t >aiii. III De- ~ il -, tr,
ni ~ ,l- ..air,' IL ePpt'r nRt i4'lsrs.
Hsf f-ro-titU ~ atl. pltiI
i1i'it-afIn ~ .sez;.tri at1 ifl=tr .sg tf.s
aud t.' 'ies'5 Of any 5sof~fr, t.,sf,ti o. .uci
3ffT ~ ls.4 i-- Hsr rf.
rs li.. ll IN, fi -r.trtff flsiHef. ~ ~ Iii
Nc N5et4 l. -t.j. ~ IA ~ Drasiiit-s a,4
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IA fsfErTt COLLINS.
m NfinlIlal. Tor It,nrhL--. ,.-,l-..-
pi ORDER Of John VI llollcy. ESQ.

Suprruc Court Commissioner AMI tor H., ,,.',t
"ayitr. iri'ier iiriiY pursuant
'- ~ th statui' aui~rIiu4 Jtiac .mrp .au.' e,,i
LINT itrl'nr' thar m attachment Ia, , ,gai!,,r ,,. ~,
b'r7f ipaf Ni1th.Ir rc'!.ut o To-. Stnro oiI ,,i
T't tin ,5t br >oi toftir iiyu- ~ iff
.,> ' th tii.tlilrs' >utl iuaeEGtat. 10
tN' ~ 'hft months taGi 10, publication i, az,
r.,g sitit5f ti.. t!,. 49,!
iEs ir"p'ris 5..ii.! - .ii ti-itaf hutr ...r . 10
lHi t fraI4.t',i ilf nfnp"sft Jas my f.ssi.
..tHf>N .,.-s4 i,s. l.S. lt.i if.-tF#,I
iinfs,tJHa = 2;i- WILLIAM - uik
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MILITARY GOODS below cost, Al

IN - Mari-n Lane-T.. spb~cr!be- having rri.n1rIss
I'd tire military husinexs ard removed goods frr e
Broadway 81 Maiden Lam, offs m = -ntI-.
.nck-cetss;sg oil Svorrls B-it. Sa,he>. Epaai-t:@-
LAoea soi,oas. Pluu.es Max Rse> bio,
i"o's Ulasias DnInrrils otc,r' .qupftr Themselves,
-t~sas purchaainc ri! assIn @l 40 e.. to all
AZ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
UMBRELLAS. ParasoIs and Sun-shade.

y i4l1->ets and r-aIi-t fuii and coGiP'lr .lrt-
s"ss article Tiarit,ctLlr II N~"arh>J
D-aer> r find 70 ,-ir 20 ra a"d c1aflin'
p-pra purchasing s.Ts. art- iaftse -'t.
~ ccinbir-> turail,. ard Al ffr-> s1'
than a; ct!i-r ~ i..et stair,
1tts q = " sfsi =
r.. t, P0-ta.. i-i III v-.s ,->rllt l-;r-
--r. ;=ra1i . lll.t-.a pc, -ry!asa-y a!s-r
\,-rlr. Var l#ls.ts. RICHARD WziRD
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y ORDE.N Of A.hLcA Sainn.oll. EN-.

, oue oi,.4t=>uPrrsuc C. .-5la ei.
IT, County 5Nuis:tr, No,,.-
t'iesf 81 >-ti,,' against . -. X ~'.tN
t,f' ~ thnr. on dr.
a-sli> ot t'i. statute ca;, ..,..
-tt>'#.. 'i. = ~ = ri and rnisre>. y ilsai
,its .-,,al or ,is rays.t.. -nat~.
a}'. .,i gs,'j trs. "a, FAX! atra- ,t... re-
'Tit, lal.lt.> ff> fit,.-,ti..
a't itat tn lsa fisi nf M, ,.t, ,l "a -,
.. a> Sat, ,t.t fl,si-.v-rv e, b NJ or ~ 49, ..rv
~EuicrtN within. ttl~ ~ftt-
,l&tli A., .,yg.- isu
Az Sc pats.i !, #.z,!.s . ,l..r ~ tzll
LII Ill >G.,Nps -,
dfI iNs,1pi Nf,5tu-y lnrs \j,.t .=s-.i.,.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
, l Ot.iul ut Nathaniel W Howell ESQ,

( 'l'iti=pl Natn;tnhr' w Ilo"rll, ESQ
- Supreme Court Commissioner, NosJr.. Is h.r.by
It" ilhl attachments have bee .cansj , ,ine al
HHitii," lro.. lfe 81 East Bo2mfcii. he cauav ~
''!ft ., ono us or 'ae,i fehr,-t 81
'''s ." 80 100 U' payment al - debts tl.>> H.
pear AMI discharge ,Gch arrtneut ;,,cpciir4 10 law
"''h iNret m"'''t> Eu' 'ir 'r,t pu'iet''nn
NU' T-oil- - -nrit ci tI- it5i.. IS, d, ~ am,
unp"u, h.Iou.aus 'uri, -hne Is, i,l t, s.e all
"a" r'n'irro any properly by hm tor H 49,. mint
ever ara lorb,irG by iiU and VOID Dates March.
ioi.. IA fsfErrE COLLINS
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NEW HARDWARE, Cutlery, Gums. &c.

. 'ie subscriber. imiprt-r of English and German
liiriY.t now receiving Il re>i a>nrnjrntpt all The
c- IA tbs. Inc ot business. sG b~g>t a,ur" dealers that
Iaunaou th.vN-l md Il, stock complete ami
% good QUALITY and ~ lower pieces tlln elsewhere GA
ll.nicni - bl- statement alnD" h." rrre rr portion
'er hu,iHr-. AMI requr,, The :nyor o! call previous
making 'itrir purchases
mi! assortment Of J.ME>' celebrated Woo. Scr-">
Is,nt tor mi dealer Dnr,'>i.r iIar~are Goods
t.l. tr ALI, ,,, ,. par kn", mot libur
VI " -, ~. - ,:i..m ri tnr ca,, EDWIN ulINr
JOHN l, WIIau, t;oI Y
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,SHNlF RE aud ,ierno ShawlS. Nous

IN i-ls, s6s=Ar. / fezaf-,> improvement
liz, H@tcl lEgt- RI lat nj. lt.
iorsc-Ist Gr-r' ~ !a. l'+'t rcr!ssif, -
l,-1n handsomely -Ipt-t i;ouif tos' >i
.giNirTED"= >ha -r>tf--. tr.--r er
Hnu>s~iET II i3iIs->R sn,tr7 Vi s5I- efef &c.,
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ilti 81 fi lIr- rh".e " !s- Ht--t.-sf it.
P-4ti->tr+..t. -r~ar rhstf5T=i=
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Music Al THREE CENTS APAGE

" Il A; No :: ilfp~na!I t-.-t, OF broad~aY-
tshaT!- T t!siI hnlc PGli.-r cor~tantty fcc~l
an ts>AH.h!- Mus-- as Iir- Pa ,'u'.r .E't Flute
which .~iInC a- v.-y lou pre- ~ ) e-:ts Pag-
--,atl-p hand all iir>cI! in>I-cT-ni
rhctI1sis- odd Wy u's II, panic n'riI 10 a
if ,yar.n- ;s.-tl->!e- "f.i.S.ir rar-.=.upfi, i
c!ar.r tt..n o,.r ->tati..rl-l the L STAT.
x R-Pano Yur-- ,ant7! a. 5
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G=ILVER PIaiTE.-Wm.T Thomson. 40.

y Ia "ita.-'5,",, c"u,inu., 70 Manufacture Si,-r
Var. nj iic ->t description AMI oi t.r latest parrn>
l'>cntatun Vases, Pet-r>, "a,rr>. Tea and Cof-.
N.e,. CaA- and frIIt Baskets aud Cnirrn- Nug richly
ttst--d anii appropriately d. 2u.,i
i>'l Ds-rt Frs, kuiS,.> lad Forks silver a,. Fork,
and spoons kIng threaded and PLAIN threaded PATTERN,
frIc Nr!ai, o various patterns >uitr,i Ipr r-> Flo
.uGyli. Horticultural ana AgrlcGitu al Socl-ii~.
Orders 10y letter punc,ua.y attr,ni-d 10
The who'll. oi th,. articles tlrcd the pre-.
.>> ri sterling -rrr and no e,pcn>. spared
ia"l,rautv x li- work uian.hip.
NB-Dfaainy, and estimates articles for presentation
-
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= GREENWICH POTTERY:. POI Eigll-

'RF.ENWICII POTTERY. POI EIgEl-
a ts.uti, ,ty,ern N1tl an, Tent, avrnut>.,
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u "a s''t % IT, STATE The ii'scrtr respectfully iOrn-
IT, put' i'it he HhfuIci!r No, CIR tor n'- on tie
mast f-u>nuahir crr1n> the oiu'vu- ,rtlr->. 81
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P5J-, Fire. Rack ~ ilousc lr. Tube. l..
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..c0ug III" Post, Ono, vii to- punrtu.!iy -Nr,'ut,r
rl8 3m WASHINGTON SMITH
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3u; aI ths>e e,cui.,lo.,= v#,,, b, ,,,!i, y:,.,
TED BY eli.t"rbin- ea,I-,.,. ln.,#isy lu,,rt,.rr.5
with ,i, body OF carr,.n
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and the WcIland snal in ..nr,=,s,. ,fla,! ,t>ts
different OF affairs Al3r,. water ta.,,.,t
iraG' th- ur., i4,'. a, .,li. lliaos, ..ei,i,i. X
chear the NIngtrs Of ,,,ttr. and oct. a., /. III.
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all, has ih' Eject: aud tbst.-tt#tti,. ,l,.
Gem To be- tri;ns ua'tr It'll ~ lhe progr,.s
IT p"paiat'"" and ctNLati.n ,le ,it5.:., rl,,gi.,
'rrquca'ly rcrI"'rlt"ei aud ihn.it. IT,. ,fi t4x..
| j, serious influence.
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AIil3ttSFp tnat ~ tn. cren,,or, :,

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bat~e -t'ii fsy o; March ia. F''o"'
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= : FARE AND FREIGHT

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$780, ltEDt+C ED.-liEt;ls Az MNlf. Il\t
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