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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-05-07

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-05-07

In addition to the Engravings enume-
rated above, is superb Portrait of
Mad'lle Augusta, the celebrated D-.aee.aee.
in the character Of La Sylphide," en-
Rraved by Hinshelwood on Steel, from a
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
A ROusing Number!

The NEW WORLD OF Saturday Sept. 10, viii be sought
after and read with delight Among IN immense variety OF
articles will be found EXPIATloN TALE by the Editor
of Blackwood, Magazine and OF the most thrilling ard
pathetic we have ever read. THE MISERS DAUGH-
TER-Three new chapters OF this excellent Romance, In
which the plot thckes, and maay exciting adventures oc
cur. LETTER FROM F. J. GRUND, Esq.-CoSrESrs
Guizo, The Regency, French Politics, Taxation, Louis
Philippe, Syria, Russia, England, SPAIN &c REMARhA-
BILE VISION OF CHARLES XI OF SWEDEN Also
many other Extracts from Our Foreign Files. LETTER
FROM NAPLES. NEW MEDICAL MOVEMENT.
Review of DR. Manley's Sctures DR.. Smith To Smoke
or not 20 Smoke Original Poetry. Scrap Book-very CO.
n;on. Foreign News LETTER FROM MCLEOD, &c.
once so Ann-st NY Terms, - per suaun in advance,
81 cents single.
n Health. QnIet and Comfort-The Gra.
ham House. 6S Barciay-st prohefS aesshssss
TO Strangers stopping few days o. weeks IN the city such
as are rareiy offered It egby located on clean and
air, street .ery nsar the business part of the city, and III
he immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
Is apartments are convenient aud neat while us aoe
upped with the best Vegetables and Fruifs that can De
of all kinds Charges moderateSl 70 81 . per day for
ranssnand every effort made to render Bssrders csH-
Portable. Shower Baths free. Remember eS Saresay-sI
p PARTICULAR NoTICE.-rhose persons hs IN
furniture of u.y DESCRIPTION 10 dispose of. vino
ing up housekeeping, will ind rs,dy sae &C toS =
or all OF their goods, by seDnr tt"r '.t'rs>s 9f
~ 8 r.pf.TaN x 90 ii7 f:f,s,t
very low. ieas Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
MARRIED

Ang. 23,h by the Rev. James Mncarty, Rev. William La
Count D. D. of England Mrs. Lucinda Clark, daughter
of Dr. Ephraim Wheeler
On the 9Th by the Rev. Dr. SpraSue, E. c. Finn, OF
New York, to Miss Clarissa Coquari OF France.
At StaItsburgh, the 9th September, by the Rev Dr.
Sherwood Lydig NJ Hoyt to Geraldine, daughter OF Ma
turin Livingston Esq.
A, Hempstead L. on the 7tI inst by the Rev. Mr. Stop
rd Mr.. Charles Wictts Miss Maria Goodrich, both OF
that place.
In Cambridge Washing ion county, N Y. the 4th inst
by The Rev. E. Newton, Mr.. E. Pearl Fenton TO Hiss
Lucia N. Cobb both Of that place.
On Monday. 9th inst by the Rev. V. Buck Mr.. Ne son
Apdrus 10 Miss Mary J. Denniston, all o this city.
Brooklyn, L. the 9th inst by the Rev F. A. Far
ley Mr. Joha H. Faxon, merchant of this city, to Miss Ee
line Augusta, eldest daughter OF Benjamin Blossom, Esq all
of Brooklyn
In Johnstown Fulton co., on the 5h Inst. by the Rev.
Hugh Mair, d. D., Duncan McMartin Margaret Cady,
daughter OF Daniel Cady, Esq all o. that town.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
DIED

On the 7tt inst, John Craig native OF RoXburgshire,
Scotland, in the 65th year. OF his age.
On the 7,h inst, OF pulmonary consumption, Sarah. vie
Thomas Love- aged % years, daughter of tue late Hugh
McGoun.
On Cd inst Preston Con where he had gone for the
benefit Of his health, Mr. William l. Rogers, of Baltimore,
aged 25 years
At South Orange on the 5d inst after lingering illness,
Joseph B. Bail, in the 65th year of his age,
At Troy, the eth Sept, after short illness OF typbus
fever, Isaac Bull, aged "A years
the 18th of August last, al Dumfarn, Scotland Muir.
ray Sharp (brohcr of the late Robert Sharp of this city
in the 44Ih year Of his age
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

ARRIVED.
Packet ship Iowa, Pell from Hayre. Sd August WIN nose
10 C Bolton, Fex Livingston lSo passengers III uie
S!eerage.
New brig Carolina, Sherwood days from Derby in bal
last, 10 Durham DimoB dor the Charleston trade
to master.
Schr Osceea seroggins days from Blue H with plas'
ter, 10 master.
Sehr Cheiain johnson, days frou Portland, with mdse,
schr Pennsylvania, csewell. days from Boson with
schr Victoria Allen. days from Beverly with ndse to
master.
gdse 10 captain
Schr Martin Smith, Jewett. days from Georgetowa,
with -four To w & c Hitchcock
Schr Stephen Young. from Brandywine, with corn
meal hound 10 New Haven.
Schr Mary Williams Nebesn, NC, with naval stores TO
E Mitchell.
Schr Galena Abbott days from Washington, NC, naval
Schr. Jnl;a, Nangilder, days from Wilmington NC,
with cotton &c teJ Ogden
Schr Mary Chase, Machias lumber.
Sch, Alabama Casey, from Newbern, NC, with naval
stores 10 Blossom l. Co
Schr II Bradley Jones Swarsboro, NC. naval stores
Schr Planet Carpenter, Cape Charles, vita potatoes
Schr john Loxer. Virginia
Schr Caroline HuoeT Stoaksley, Cape Charles, potatoes
Sclr Snrnam, Wilson. Virginia
Lighter schr Henry Ruiton Ramer nom tne wreck OF
ship Westehsstes with par! OF s,,s sns GEO da
Lighter schr Cypredean, Phillips, from 90 :,
Sioop Searnan Seuires, from the wreck OF tae DARK
Louisa, with par. OF the cargo.
BEL0W-l shipy bark aud Seeigs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

NEW COODS.-Just received by the
latest iraporta,ons general assortment of Goods
consisting Silks black and colored silk Shaws Mousse
lines de Laine entirely stylel Linens, and linen
Lawns together with large assortment OF Domestic Goods
oil of which have been purchased at the lowest cash price
and will be solo accorissly at Wholesale and .GtanY
A.su-Gern,an Worstsd Goods such as and 81 Wooler
Shaws; Goats (or boys and girls wear) Nuts Boas
ladies' and infants Caps; all of winch Will be sold
cheap Please cali and the ta satisfy your
selves @ 81 w. II. BUTTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
NYMNASTIC EXERCISES.--M

" FULLER respectfully informs his Pupils and the
Public generally, that his Gynnasiuns, EOS Greenesree
and % Ann-street open for the Junior
Glass about being formed both the establishments al
hours to the convenience Of scholars For terms, WHICH
have been considerably reduced, apply at either ct the
GymaasiuRls
The Fencing department VII, be under the superin,en-
dence OF Mr. Chas Delany, Professor and Teacher by
pointrpent in the United States Navy.
Sparring taught usual SIS 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

on hand full assortmen. of the above ware having
been enabled to keep our mandatory full blast during
the pressure In times like these, when and China
ware liable break people learning TO be econom
ca hence the increased for articles of Britannia
Ware Our consists in part OF pitchers, pain
andcovered from pint six quarts coffee and tea urn
from two quarts Ia four gallons; fat and tall,
lamps great variety, with round and fat tubes for burn
ing OIL gas ard lard; casors, plain and revolving coffee
and tea large assormeni moassss cups ,unbier
spoons, spoonS, &c
Di1os celebrated ware latest patterns Also Dixon
German silver spoons, ladies' forks &c. warranted not TO
turn yellow.
For SALE wholesale and retail the old stand Bnrlns
sJin I,y auSO 2w4 BOARDMAS J. HART
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
MUSEUM. For September,

MERRY'S MUSEUM, For September,
IE contains continuation Of the interesting stories Of
Philip Brusque Siberian Sable Hunter; Voyages, Travels
and Experience Thomas Froter; Merry's Adventures
Indians of America; Peter Pareys Stories several
articles upon Anatomy the Dog presented to Pcyronse
an article on Seeing; the Stock Doye Death of the Duke
of Orleans Gc.
Merry's Museum for 1874, neatly bound in cloh conain
ing 100 engrsviag several beautifully colored II pieces
OF music $50 pages reading matter for the low price of
one dollar.
with beautiful head of Hande for the exceeding low
price OF two dollars. Fer sale by
BRADBURY, SODEN CO.. III Nassau st n. Y.
and School 81 BOSTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
VHE AUGUST No Of the AMERICAN

WHE AUGUST No. of the AMERICAN
Il AGRICULTURIST is published and for sale al
SAXTON & MILES, 2e5 Broadway.
CoNTEsrs-Hstory and Tradition OF Short Horned Cat
tie; improvements OF Sandy Soils Retaining Feat Swamp
Mountain Pas;uru; D. c. Ceilings S. H. Cattle and Ram
boulet Sheep; Cultivation OF the Mulberry OF
Grapes Sheep the Praire Soing Cattle; original cor
respondence, selections, &c. &c.
u The above work published monthly at the low rate
of one dollar anpuu. So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
YXJATCHEs AND JEWELRY very

w a. a. IT,. s1,..-.r @ ssi1;n, III descrotiops .;
gold and silver lever anchor epne and verge
Watches Diamond Eags, Pins, Gold Pencils, Keys &c a.
retail. lower than at any ether place m the ciiy Eo
Wschts low Sc TO 10 dollars eact watches ako 1e"
elry exchanged or bought
All watches warranted to keep good time or me RSne
returned "; ". a a ...;i o.
Importer OF Watches anJewery wholesale aud rstan
" all street. stairs osV VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

GJob Printing Office for sale.-An Office
egy located in the City Brooklyn continuing choice
selection OF Printing Materials including medium Wash.
ng,on Press all in first order having been in use bu
few months. There is profitable of custom, which
may be materially increased by energy and attention 10
young of industry and small capital this is rsl-
opportunity Apply at No. 50 Fuiton'seet brooSyn
for further particulars. 81 u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

th4 SC. f,oAI-COAL.-The Subscri-
~ .,-,-,, ., .,e 30, OF Rlying,on-ss his tele-
s,s. r,a@b Drcaa- an; 8,rpopf Rod Ash Cosi at the
,borr io,s nrice Larg- MT si5, s6sr s'ooi b,2sen
.,d Egg az 5o Orders received st tfr s>r r'rTrf -.
ingron & Essex.sts. PETER h as.isAse
a Jus
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

TREMENDOUS Sacrifice of Fancy
4 DRY GOODS from Broadway Store, by order of
asgness from auction sales.-Best light, dark black and
mode color kid Gloves only 4,.; superb nesdework co..
lars inserngs and edgengs from Ct; 81 Plaid Swis.
Musin only 8. worstsd Is
Ribbons and Hosiery 40 per cent below the cost OF i'm
poraron Fauard Silk and Plain de LANES at half price
with abeu, $0Ce werth Fancy Goods 10 be sold of TO
close the above Broadway concern
T. G. GERyAN l. co.
% ItE 260 Rleecker street, corner OF Morton.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
70 The Gheapest Onst, Tailor Yet PETER

v. Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner Of catherinestree,, continues make Clothing 10
order in tie neaest style, 10 per cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city good f, warranted
and hereafter no disappoDtments s2i.u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
reentlemen,s Fan Hat..-wARNocSs
Fab pattern Hats offered :or sae, comprising The
Goleskn, Nutria and Cashmere Beaver
plRIsIAN SIEI HATS


Fan pattern Hss offered .or sale, comprising The
Goleskin, Nu,ria and Cashmere Beaver
PARISIAN STYLE OF HATS.
Ibe attention of gentlemen IS particularly invited 10 the
Subscribers beautifully fabricated SIX Fats, better known
- Varrock. Mceskin Has. This article since is IN
uoducoc ss radly acquired and successfully maintains
its popularity Produced by he subscriber IN al
together superior of the kind thai hss teer OF is
before the public, and worldly of notice possessing III
the Qualities of superior bar, lgtness beauty OF finish
Pernaaency Of color, and capacity for service.
That tn. Moleskin Silk Hat possesses the very elements
studlsusy aisd st N The production OF perfect article,
neea- only be stated that tie foundation body
manufactured or the nesc description nf stock, and the
plush covering OF the anest quality silk than which,
winready De admitted there i nothing or The nature OF
abrs durable To gentlemen who have given the
above hats till is is remarked TIA, they have been
years the most popular .r5 .re almost exclusively the
fashionable Ia. Of PGrs-th say TIE least, s,rsng
Recommendation. To such gentlemen have preference
for French manufacture, it remarked that from the SUBJ
cribes observations during visit 10 the French
metropolis, be is enabled 10 say that though in two
particulars the French excel, yet in the main, the article
od By him superior The pattern r the fail and winter
IS nj osce Z model OF symmetry and beauty.
FOUR DOLLAR HATS.
The peculiar condition OF the monstnrv as Of the pres
ent tine, demanding of the OF tho comHituty the
adoption or Tetrencae1t-ard economy, the subscriber
deems expesen lhe time being, devate somewhat
from the system hitherto strictly adhered in the conduc
tos OF business hat OF selling ether than tie hrst
qualy,) offers gentlemen disposed to economise,
superior the moderate price of Four Dollars This
article possesses in large the constituent parts Of
the most costly prepared with all their and
nal frish and se!d at small advance upon the cost
They are " Hat, for the Times"
sep5 2wis WARNoCk, l7O Broadway.
EBy Letters Pnteut OF the u. S.-The pub
lie cautioned against purchasing the TrcopheIous
Medicated Compound forthe human har dollar per
bottle as il he had for fifty cents Observe that the
IrlcODheTOuS
name. a. C. Barry, printed the outside wrapper Be
sure to purchase AT the Hair Cutting Rooms 6 Broadway
agcus Any other article Of the is an imposi
ton. 81 I'm
u Five Hundred different designs Necklaces,
Bracelets, Watch Guards Earrings, Pins, Flow
ers, Rings, W!g:, Scaps, &c Ladies gentlemen hav
ing hair OF living deceased friend get formed by
BARRY into any design the mind can conceive in such
form will be keepsake invaluable. 4. C. 3D. the only
Artist in Hair in this Country, l46 Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs. aul6 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
NTATE OF EW-YORK, ss.--in

pTATE OF NEW-YORK, SIN
Cbancery before the Vice Chancellor Of the First Cir
cult Helen Craig John Craig Richard b. craig Cha
Iote Cruig Helen E. Craig SamuelB B. Craig and Caiha
ripR q. Craig. ,,-l,
In pursuance virtue Of order OF tss Honorable
cnu made in the above entitled cause, bearing date The
syb day of September s42, and Of the statute IN such
case made and provided notice hereby given 10 all per-
sons having any general lien incunbrance
decree or otherwise the undivided share or interest Of
any of rbe parties the premises hereinafter referred
10 nroduce to the undersgned oil the Masters OF
this Court before The 18th day Of October next at nay
oiice No ~ Johu-s.reet the City OF York. proof
of their respective liens and neubrances together with
satisfactory evidence OF the amount due thereon ana W
srecIy the nature OF such membranes and the ddles
thereof respectively. The premises referred u are as o
lows, 10 wit:
An those four certain lots pieces parcels OF ground,
situate in The Eleventh Ward OF the City OF New-Yors on
gushed certain e the estate OF James De
Esa rade by Evart Banker, Lots Nos i5o5 tniLeeh
kundred and four 1855 fifteen bundres and sAy
five J 1866 fifteen hundred and six,ys.1 and io lls
hnntred and sixty bounded northeriy oy
souterly by lot Nn 1863, easeriy by eo
westerly by lots Nos I55I, 1853, 1853 and 1860
Ai~o, certain Brick dwelling. house si,a 40.
gruund in Third ard of said City OF New
as number 80 Couranh-sree, and bounded nor,bpfy "
Cour,Iad;strest souhrTiy by lot OF gIounn No.
john Pevees ana now or late OF Raoet % y,s
hy LOT OF ground late Of "iiIam ace iae.ny
Daisom, and westerly by lot ot groohd 10" o' 'a ~
longing 10 jane FarIie. ,, =,
Aiso ali tlat certain lot Of land, Srnate 70 ns to "
Johns.owIi, County Montgomery ana STATE oi
known and distinguished by the nanoei tsai e'E 'e
in Chsse's PATENT containing one one, 90 n1' Gu at
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master IN Chahcefy.
ROYAL Fl. WALLER, Solicitor. "a ,..s,&
Albany Evening Journal - --- I.a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

NALL GOODS-The undersigned is
a prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea-
.onae Goods orders for Garments in style
which will conpor; with any house in the Trade, at prices
ney.
Attention solicited the style of Pantaosns furnished
this establishment particular is directed to this de-
parment, with the view of giving entire satisfaction
These who have experienced difficulty in getting
suited assured thata superior tit can always be realized
French and English Cassimeres in great variety OF new
patterns Just received. The assortment OF Vesngs which
gave so much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons will be kept up.
French and English Cloths OF super and medium quail
ties for and Frock Ceas Pilot and Beaver Cloths for
Surtouts, always on hand
Fancy dres, articles including Silk and Satin Scarf,
Cravats IIandkerchefs, Cloves Hosiery, Suspendcrs
Shirts, Collars, &c, at usual moderate prices
WM. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lyndc Jennings, 229 Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
NTJLLINERY GOODS very low for

InL'Is , sr.'.rNss scpTnaN as Heayer a,reet !
door from Pearl 81, New York have Just received large
assor,nen. of Fall and Winter Millinery and silk 6oeds9
almost every description, most OF which nave peen ooug
M auction al i present unIearJ OF low prices Mners
ans, Merchants who buy for cash, will find on hand at al
Times large assortment of The most ihshlonoo'c Siiery
ca, he bought elsewhere This put of t lightly ~
those VINO bOug, of US well know and others nave
I'm, 10 b,,y h Sc Cnvirce. One o the firm makes II biz
business to attend The auction sales daily by which arrsnge
neu fheS are enabled avail themselves OF many great
iar.nns ali at bich they vii! sell small advance from
cost They lave large assortment OF Tlriatan Hat vel
vet, and Velvet Hat Ribbopsto 10 which they wonld paci
fary inyil attenton Merchants always find foil
sorment Of plain Taretl and Satin Ribbons from No 10
,e =, Io,,, r,rircs a29 1pis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

u Leary dE Go. Hat,er., will introduce the fashion
Or the season on Friday, 9th instant
Sc lw Nos asd Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
Hills NEW-YORK MUSEUM, No.

Il L as2 Broadway, opposite the City Has-Durng this
week The following popular performers wi appear 10 Sc
r!es Of performances III the Grana Pictorial Saloon:
aff. WINCHELL, selneator OF Scelcb, Irish, Dutch,
French, Yanise other Characters Mrs MOsSoP, the
celebrated Vocalist: Mr.. DUNN, from fremont Theatre
full and efficient Band OF sfu.ic in attendance Fancy
Glass Blowing by Mr. Owens Tc tenants OF The ioes'
and air; Mineral Wonders and vast nber OF Psr-
traits OF American Worthless; Egyptian Mummy. ac.
Performance al o'clock Tickets % cents; Chl!dren
half prce. S. lwr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

" Wantcd.-Sl5OO on bond AMI mortgage on i'm
proved real eSate in Brooklyn the South Ferravery
desirable location. line addressed 10 R g. w, Tribune
office stating and No. win receive Immediate a!te
' --a spn5 tC is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

NJ Remember the Removal of the Zeal
Cam phiue Oil, Spirits and 1mproyed Burner, to La
Faye,te Hail. 597 Broadway, opposite Nhios at prces rs
~, * IN r ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
NJ 1NEY MARKET.
sases M rae Sta cE .
Corumercial and money safters.

Ihfre was bu: modc.cie demand for stocks to-day Pr
ces were generally quite 50 firm. se!awar. fell OF
per cent Farmers i.oau !; Bank OF Commerce it.i
Harlem improved slightly; stonington improved Invent
up per cent.
S,,,a t,e,e on,d ;frI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

IL TION.-A ynu-g gentleman who graduated with
high rank classical scholar, and who has taught te
classics several years with distinguished success would gr
private instruction 10 youg gentlemen fitting
for college. Ample testimonials from high sources as TO
character ability and suc' e in teaching None apply
who cannot appreciate and suitably reward superior attain
uenis. Address X b W. Box COS 80 6tS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

v Bowery between Grand and Hester street where Is
constantly on hand large stock of goods comprising every
variety Of style quality OF China, Ten and Dinner Ware
Stone and Earth@n doTich cut and plain Gsssha as
tors &c The above goods comprise and elegant pat:
terms from the best in England us imported
~ y,nI5 inns NJ. l. j. MERRITT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
HWRANK,s hydraulics and Mechanics,

d.scrin,iyc and bsorical account OF Hydraulic and
other Machines for raising winter Ancient and Modern with
observations various subjects connected with the NE
the Steam Engine &C. 6ve books Illustrated by nearly
three hundred ebgravings By Thomas Ewbank. vol
syo Just published and for sale by
"a SAYTON MILES 205 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
as good enquiry at ;fuIl rates.

The transactions were
sl,5goM Y Is '4s beod lOla st,Csa do ....bsOd %:
sSSS S6o s. issa Ss sSs \ Z Il IT, 5 ls
$1,000 .do......cash 7St
Foreign Exchanges are quiet ard firm.
Alabama funds rather better, demand having
arisen. Georgia la. also improved 10 so discount Virginia
4, ,,ood dern,,d i I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
pnssseugers sailed

la the packet ship Roscoe for LiyerpoolCapt Eyre and
Captain Crabbe British Army; Thomas Cookreliot Eng
In The Zip Eu,aw, for Liverpool-Four in the cabin and
in fh.-Sf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

MFRS. GOULD'S YOUNG LADIES'
IYR SCHOOL. l6s Duane Park-re-opens on Mopday
Sept 18th. Mrs G feels confident o being able. by pre-
sent arrangements only ta sustain the reputation oi The
school, but afford still greater advantages 20 her pup
Excellent accommodations for boarding scholars be-
furnished in this large comnodious and pleasantly located
establishment T- services OF able and experienced tea
rreHr The seYera denartmcns sS ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

p Patent scIf-Cocking Repeating Pis-
The best weapon Of defence invented, be dis
CHARGED six times in three seconds with hand and war
ranted not 10 get OF order AT wholesale and retail
T. G BOLEN lOa Broadway, betwecS
81 ,m;s Wall and Pine.stIeets.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
CMIRLIC ANNINSC, irftR,s 1fi

FtcE. NJ, = t.ays,sfe-eI.-Soticr j. hereby gtyrn
u, IN rsi a,i ni ot g 9iis late OF srl,
,o 3 yln / i-.reei, ,ri, i. aii-dged 10 have ed
i,,ar that shall apply the Surrogate of the Count
ot Nr~York letters Of min,al upon The estate g,
rho sad iae,rate on 10Th day OF October next al 10
O'clock in the foresosl- OzseJ Nes-yoh, Sept
a saw4w <. kETCHUM, Pabic Adginlstfainr