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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon.
the Probate Court for the District of Rutland
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons, against the estate
of JONATHAN POWELL
late OF Chlttenden in said district deceased reprer-
scented insovent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in oiset thereto; and six months from the
9th day of June, last, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend to the business of our said
appointment at the late dwelling house of the deceas
ed in Chittenden on the first Mondays of Septem-
Der and December noxt, from | o'clock until o.
clock, P. m. on each day.
Chs. HEWErT
JONAS WHEELER Commissioners
Rutland July 3D. 1S42. 1920
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
StraVcd or Stolen.

I'm or about the llth June, from the pasture of
~ Dan Dixie, in Chittenden, bright bay mare
years old, with long switch tail, a star in the
forehead, and little white on one other feet ANY
person who will return said mare, or give nforma-
llon where she may be found, shall be reasonably
paid for his trouble J. Dwr.
Pttsford, July 9th 1912 o8:3O
N. Is. atl not positive about the white on the
foot as above stated, but am inclined to think the
description is correct.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
Hats, Hands and Pockets. AhOV.

NREL COOK addresses the public again in this
" wise -
l have for sale general and genteel assortment
of work belonging to my line of trade, consisting of
superfne Casters, fine Otter drab, and all kinds of
mapped HATS both drab and black Of all sizes
from the largest chronological developement down
to the narrow intellect that believes nothing in the
science. Likewise small assortment of black and
drab wool hats. The above articles will be sold
lower than be bought in this county for cash
in hand, for responsible credit of from three to
six months.
Grain, wood, butter, and cheese receivable, at
market prices, in payment for hats
wish TO buy all the sheared and pulled WOOL
sheep and lambs pets in creation. also want all
the hating and shipping furs in market, in payment
for hats.
Last Clause; Those indebted to me are informed
that wishto pay my debts, as every good Christian
Will do but cannot unless they will pay me first.
OREL COOK.
Ruuaho, June, 81, 1919. 2jaf
- IWO horse wagons, one buggy Wagon, rs
< thousand shingles,and general assortment Of
lumber, which will be sold for less than cost for cash
or approved credit Also, 10 kegs of Powder, very
low Tor cash. GEO. 7. HoDGEs.
June 27' 1912. 26:2s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
1912.


ISAAC V. BAKER will continue the forwarding
II business on Lake Champlain, Northern Canal
AMI Hudson River. DeemiDg it important TO retain
the old customers of the line and to add new ones,
will his best endeavors to satisfy all, and pedg-
himself TO increase his exertions to promote the
interest of his employers by doing all business en-
trusted to his care according to erder with despatch
and safety.
For Freight, apply to
l. V. Baker, Comstocks Landing and Whitehall,
G. Il JAMES, 81 e.
POPE CATLIN, 80 Coenties Slip, Ny
G. II. BARNEY, l0l Pier albany,
J. J. l. Fo aH659RER, 1855 River Street, Troy,
A. L.CARLETON,S
TOILET e. BRADLEY, Burlington,
A. LADD, Pittsburgh,
ALLEN COMSTOCK, Port Kent,
A. C. PIERCE g. SON, st Johns.
Whitehall, April, Is49. I9:4s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
Notice
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKR UPTCY
N EDITORS to Lowell w. Guernsey, of Shrews-
-EV bury, physician, to show cause previous to
LIST September next at his Office in said Shrewsbury
tohyhis creditors shall consider him bankrupt
Shrewsbury 18th July, 1912
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19

THNIlE subscriber will pay CASH for any quanti-
II ties of Bark or Hides, delivered at the
Green Mountain Tannery.
lie also offers for sale the best qualities of Sole
and Upper Leather, wholesale retail, at the low
est market piices for cash country produce.
JOHN OSBORN.
Mendon, June Goth, 1912. 25-3I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-07-19
w DOL. Wool.
NWOnL

C0 0nA LBS. wanted by the subscriber
AOsOOO for which he will pay part cash.
good notes and accounts, and goods
July LIS 1872. $3.50 GEO. II. HODGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

SAT ANI'ED situation by a good Cook
y ,ni C:Ia1lermai: - also excellent Laundr:s>
Apply az No . Snlivan Best OF city reference can be
given Tor capahility, honesty &C. alllt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
Es ClRcTlT COURT.

An action wa, brought by Ecvo c. liancc, and Others,
Trustees &c against Richard Ncnabes 10 recover tie
large goods sad 10 have hcentranduieny
received by hm. the Night time, rom The store OF ms
arrived here from Lordon the carly part OF The year
1855, VeuSabIt> possessing about $1,000 and bringing
strong letter credit They up distinct stores in Broad
After aboul months, Pcuhert"n ab>c"ndtd having
obtained credit 10 the amount Of 5oheo or SoQco ana
portion of the goods found afterwards IN The Store
venae> opposite the Park. hut which V declared to
have been gyen;o Inn hv his broh.rniaw in security Tor
$500 liz Lent him. P.msecton returned next spring was
arrested! a,! declared That he had 300N0 $4,000
WORT, OF Goods 10 Icnal,.s store The plaintiffs IN this
were pointed for the creditors who brought
SUIT and the trial has several times Ncnablcs
and kept in prison o' ten months on
charge fraud growing of The transaction The jury
ioGEi verdict for plaiAtiS OF 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
cnl.Hr OF SESSIONS.

Before tho Recorder and Judge Lynch aud Noah.
PEA OF GviLlY-rhoma> Goilng boy nnlc! . s
gran! larceny stealing Y: yards broadcoth worth 30 "
ffou Me,sr> Ferris S,nitho, Pear-s Withdrew nt> pe'
guilty. plead guilty 10 pclii larceny, winch ,a
was received Us the Court who sent the young CONVICT 10
The House OF Refuge. -,
TRlAt-rox GRASP LARc,SY.-"illIam Brown "ai pu'
rnon M, trial for Grand demonstrating on the I'm UT
;runS containing .o,huc worth $50 81 and sundy NOES
ofhand for $50 from the house OF Barnabas a,kc %
Bnwery=rhe accused was discovered III th. hail. ct t!.
trunk fall gh IN the street Thc Jury onnd nm
guilty. and the Cout sentenced hIn 10 Tie state ii>o io'
Syears ,,,,,. :, ;,
TRIAL FOX FoSCERY-TiuRD pEcREE-Milllaul niatAhall
ed for forgery IA the third degree having iorScG
check for II on the Mechanics and Traders Bank The
maine OF = Morris fictitious nanel dated 18Th December
last payment o. par OF boots for 50 % rce!.ns )? %
in change O prevent M the check a,ccrianed that
person Morris had any account or money IN
in ,ait hank He was ,sanded for lie was ably
defended by Mr. J. X wilson
TslAL FOX BuscLANr.-Pesr Clark implrated with Jo-
seph Riley wax tried for burglary N the third degree IN
breaking the shop ." Asa D. Cutter corner ct Orange
and Anoay-,,re-,, the night OF The oi1 March and
stealing from 90 $40 In silver uifcsto'' Ahe jury
!oID,i him GUILTY. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported Tor The Ncw-V ork Tribune.
WEDNESDAY,, Apri! Is.
L. s. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Bets.

Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. petitions passed 10 dccrcc--;ha
P,i1otto lies Tn" Court decided on OBJ
ecou, +. Ie>oS Ir Jane, Cropsty Henry lJennngS
Cu>>Iucr Fri>be- During remarks the ncceSSity OF.
cV particular. in relation 10 uinei,is, was enforced
!, 'ycmpug indebtedness 1t Is not necessary To state the
evidence debt hut the creditors must b.. nan"d their
residence and the anount due each Fraud may be >icwn
on proc. but the law will not imrly such The sarie
creditor split objections and present them on. AFTER
another the close OF contested Argument The whole OF
the tina, creditor intends to oie must he pre-
entel on first Ming bis papers The cast OF tsui lies
open--ohjectoiis 10 others ovcr-ru!cd.
The Court stated that the Circuit Court wonld hear aru-
the beginning 81 The week. on the ,iu;lary points
Involved pet,.> OF the Messrs. Brook ana others, When
pd-:ie, interested must be fully prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
POLICE OFFICE.

FR.upuLr>r Vo7lxc--An !rishman named bernard
Carr who resided in 2th street between the = ani oi
,,, yo,c,, cncc he coded The 5h district OF TIE
nh wrr where he voted he was soon alter ar
1,,"r-"t nan named Charles rrn., wrat to-day i;io
IN. ew.lrv store of Mr. C. vandervecr viii sy"r hlr
icon ,,,rLc ed F. \, f. to sell while NJ. '. went out few
s with Inc spoon Burn. stole his silk umbrella worth
s. 50 and was coin. OIL when Mr. Vanervccr caught and
conducted him 10 the roicc Office whence he vas cent 10
nr>onTbe SILVER .pson LEFT Il, tho Police Office for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Lynch aud Aldermen Benson ans! "ooah9
John Riley stealing apar o! BootS worm
81 50 from George H. Peck. Guilty, Pencntaryb tenl.s
II .a,I stealing PAIR OF boots worth 81 from Amos ~
Ayres Guilty, sentenced for additional siA iiiohti>
Eugene Martin stealing king clair worth $40 from r.
S,raon--acou,,co Terence Fitzgerald. assault and bot
Cuariae Kelly stealing plane and hund:aw from John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

S,cwar,guiv Pcni,cntiary So days John Seerby box
table cloths and linen worth $50 from Charles Phna-
guilty rcmancG for John Fitzpatrick stealing
Is cents change Bobert SiarrS-gully Penitcntl-
months Thomas Do'san assault, and battery Oh 10
Scph Gcrardctt, city watchTancuilty Judgement sls
pended and he discharged. John Rodgers stealing bar
rel OF apples worth IS from Foster Petiguiy retnanue
sentences. William, Smith and Thomas Williams coi3rrn,
stealing pair OF boot, worth 81. from Chari" ". "hr hch
guilty 60 days each! Adjourned 10 rfa5'
q ,,rlp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

~ cery-Reiore The Vice Chancellor.
In pursuance ccretal order OF the Court e Chance
rs made by the Vice Chancellor OF the First Circuit will
be sold public auction under tae direction OF the sub
>criber hea>tcrS OF this Court by Antony J. Bleck
cr Aucorecr the Merchants Exchange, IN the City OF
NewYork the Hin, dayoi May next atiw I've O'Clock,
noon o. thu, day:
those four cer,anlo pieces aad parcels OF land stu
ATE lying and being CORNER twelfth now Sixteenth
Wlrd OF the City OF New FORK, beginning al point being
the Westerly corner oil the Fourth Avenue and i"ent
S:ventl street, thence running Norhwestrry along The
South westerly line OF Twenty Seventh street one iuHred
ies thence Souhws,c,lv parallel with the Fourth Avenue
nine; feet inches thence Soutleaser!y para!cl
"ith street hundred feet 70 The North
westerly line OF the Fourth Avenue thence Norteascry
along ,e same ninety feet nine inches 10 The place OF
beg,nn'ns-Dnted Nrw-iork, 18th April, 1872
apIt 1awLM9 GEORGE CATLlN, Master il Chancery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

u An ED--At 700 b0WerT antilles
aa,i o;herS supply with good servants VEL Re-
cnUTr-erIcd Employers wanting aborers in any
capacity, supplied gratis. ~ lwF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
Country Market.

The country Market continues dull and possesses but lit
H., interest TIE uuiy articles which at all worth
tionng this week, Eggs and Shad About iuoH0 eggs
have arrived during the week. chiefly from Pennsy wanna
and New-Jcrsey. Sha are becoming quite n'''S our
prices within the last weeh - .,, 49, -: -
ui retail rrCt>W Ill serve 10 =inulcd.c
ti- state Of the rket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
GRtND CONCERT and Exhibition

This evening Ito commence AZ o'clock, prccisely,}
and every Succeeding e~crng throughout the wcsa J.
CLARK will present at tis Gallery zfne Ans, M. ~
Eroa!vaY, opposite Washington Hall. n" additional
attractions. OF Vocal and Instrumental Concerts for rhct
purpose :eraers lIave been niad' a. Vii @iyt
In; audience full ani uninterrupted v!ew=ol tr splendid
Paintings and Of III" per6f-es II te same iie mus COM
rnins the novel and delightful attraction OF a Caller OF
Fine Arts and Concert. both the highest ability an. 1-
clence Among the professors engaged S1or 6n', the
nnr vailed Guitars; snger who will mak- hi> si pns
lie appearance on this OCCASION aud sing some OF his l1'i
invorite Italian airs New mnsc every evening
.dn.ission 80 Tickets 10 be had at the PrhcFa
music and at The GALLERY.
:. B-Thc seats being numbered. they will be reserved
for the corresponding the tickets which! Is there
fore advisable 10 procure snrlv. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

GARSAPARILLA, Syrup and Sarsapa-
rla pis as prepared w Quo Rotten, NJ D. for sale
bv the agent, JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
AZ lmi>- 100 BrnaGwaV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

SKlNS-1 sale OF 1909 Western RaccoOn has been made
s0Ar@we rocca sale Of 100 hi. bxs. Red Notified Cas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

DOOK-kEEPING Counting
4 Rooms of G.. Cf2nr.II SO Cedar street continue
open from A. ". r. NJ in order that merchants ana
others may avail themselves OF course OF instruction tai :
truly practical: one embraces complete routine OF
commercial transactions and mercantile calculations ana
one in which the sudn actually kcepSa set o; books IN
counting house To tl!s.e who unacqualnet With TIE
advertiser, reputation, he desires 10 say that his principal
work on bookkeeping has passed into ten editions mat II
RECEIVES the preference the NewYnrk Public Schools,
and other large institutions: and thathe himself has the no.
being rcappoined TEACHER OF housekeeping tor the
"Marcantile Library Association of Ibis city Prospect
uses terms may be had the counting roo'il:
above In25 irnjS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
NOTICE TO LADIES.-The Ladie:

NOTICE TO LADIES.-The Ladies
! OF is yan tie adjoining places invited TO call
and examine large assortment of newly purchased
goods making their spring selections Tor themselves
and families AS we IRE Offering fine OF the best
styles at prices thawe think will reward them Tor coming
from any part of the city, BrookIynor any other adjoining
places Opposed the system OF adverns long line OF
cases packages Nc. which the advertiser never na We IN
wife the attention OF persons wishing to purchase TO our
stock and only say they will find four stock large our a.
sortnen complete our goods perfect and Of superior quail
itv and our prices in general beyond competition.
have lust opened Shrngs and Sheetng. OF superior sly
from Cd TO Is Sd English prints DARK colors and black
and white Is, superior 10 Is Sd; printed Lawns Scotch
ginghanis English and French prints Irish Linens, Sheet
in Diapers and Table Cloths, p!1n'D eains, ournin. do
blk hombazines blk and blue blk silk gambroons, Cloths
Cassirnere and Sa.ncS together with all articles general
~ kept in the line many of which reduced from one
third 10 onehaf last years prices.
u Ribins and Millinery goods
SUTTON < RUMBLE,
as ,ws liz Spring cor sulii"an.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
Nd EY. J. COVE,RT-Dear Sir: In Nav,

ID .N.J. COVt.Rr-DearS Sir In May,
4 q l2i | was severely attacked with IN, inflammation
nv right lung and confined from business months.
Since that have Suffered muC pain that lung attend
ed with difficulty breathing and very coughing,
during which raised great deal OF putrr matter
believe lie border OF The Con, umptlon. was at
tended By tIccn physicians bat all TO purpose About
weeks ago got bottle OF you; Balm OF Lie, and am
happy say that pains have subsidized. am entirely
rcIeve, OF my cough and with the exception OF weakness,
feel about as we'll as did, have great confidence
in your medicine for diseases OF the lungs ion are at I'D
crty TO do with This lctc: you see proper
VI. DERBEY, No. % spring-st
NewYork, April lst, 8l2.
For sale BY j. Covert s5 Nassau street, Also for sale
40 w. a. I,o Hrnau,yay; I0A.nr House; 26 William
70 and ln0 auon street, II East Broadway, 643 and
Tl Brondway;6 g. llOt and 1873 Bowery SO Dvision-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
Cough Remedy.-Thomas

w. IIarpers celebrates, medicine of ten years stand
ing for cure Coughs Colds Shorlnss of Breath Diff
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, whoopug Cough and all
Lung Complaints has been pronounced only
By those who have been benefited by its USE. but by
large number of eminent physicians, The best
medicine for the relief and those distressing
complaints. spoon full will give relief to the
vere cough and bottle sufficient in most cases to el
cure. For sale price shilling, by Mrs. A. HAIR
PER- SIT Bowery the drug So Bowerv. Of
Walker ST. ard BY the different agents throughout the city
,,12 1p,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

1T PARTICULAR NoT!cE,-Tho,e persons having
nr III, osckecpnv will find ready sale for any portion
or ali Of their goods by sending their address calling
uoon the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
'dsN (N F. COTTON l. CO.. 1877 Chau am y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

LAWYERS DIiRY..........A pril H.
SUPERIOR COURT, ., 10, G2i, 81 g. 30, 49, c5, 81,
=, %, So. Gs. 81, l52, % 10 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

4 MEXICAN liuscum-Every Day aud
a-Eveninr this wcek-Mr AMI iIiss Coad, the vocal.
iSrS a Petite Celeste the dancer. Animal Magnetism on
child three yeer, CID Indian Games and Italian Fan;occni
The mvs,cronS Giiisev Girl can he consulted day or eve,
ming From il, and ri;l TO j. sccan sc ccn:uiti
privately oracle forcler Of future events r' 9f
charge. DAY visitors admitted the evening Tree ais
OF Niagara and 5OOr00 ourin,itteS
tl,n,r lo. halt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
LARGE and well selected assortment
4 OF fashionable SPRING GOODS just received al the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

= Z
liz Fulton-strcet. neaT Broadway,
Comprising great variety OF superWes OF England and
French black and fancy coored Cloths; frensh fasic
Dockirs and other Ca>siInere: rich patterns OF fancy silks
and Chal NengS making very seslrahe assortI'ehto LOT
gentlemen Spring and Summer Clothing from
on. purchases are made exclusively for cash al the present
extremely low prices which enables supply Gus
toners such terms cannot fail 10 meet the views OF the
most economical We have in employ The best OF cutters
and will guaranty garments 10 DC equal II quality
style and elegance TO any house in the trade
Full suits furnished twentv-iour hours notice.
Puncluaity strictly observed in filling orders.
Ter,ns-Cash on delivery and no abatement in prices.
ms II j. c. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

717HE Way they Go.-The way Dr.
F'sworn Candy zoe, Is caution 70 1 49, J en-
-aI nhab ren and adults The way his Dldt'nda oan
y token OF efficacy in all b e"%s so al
The way his Dinner Candy goes IS co,o ~ on IL
all pi-rlakers ,;,, ,s5 N,.r :, under Gin.
r3I SI1e' "noeS 49, az Owls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
4 HARDWARE. Cutlery Il Fancy Good.

n A1{DW AXE, CHtTery n ancy HOOds
a No. 10 Old slip. N.York. three doors east OF Pearl
srccL-EDWARD CORNING Il CO. are receiving" bvlate
arrivals from, England large and wc-seecrt assortment
OF Hardware and Cutlery, which together with purchases
nj auction make their stock well worthy oi the attention. OF
those who are purchasing cash CITY ep,ncr The
nriccs ar. much lower than usual In addition to Their
stock NJ Hardware they offer large assortment o STr'es
Iron Cut Nails, and English Rose and Clasp lih'uwfnn2n'
Nails With . usual assortment, ohcavy Hardware Goods
Purchasers will do well to call and examine their goods -
f. -. rurch,sinu m26 mlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

TGoo:ribs's Popular Phrcnoio&y.-f5mo
Ting III. e&st chronological ndrnSnr' ni'nts OF above MY
distinguished and extraordinary Fe'oaaHT3: RON
with skulls OF the nations Of the world e.o S!4cs
with above fifty Engravngs and Foctica DESCRIPTIONS OF
Beatty Intellect and Phsoguov, with obser'a OK
phIatory OF the Science. For sale by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
Tb7HE KREMLIN, Ill Broadway, cor

l. ner of Thames-strerL-This splendid establishment
open for the reception OF the public having been
t,-d up elegant reor tor gentlemen desifou Of pend
ing hours leisure in the practice OF heath'ul e3er
cses and reeable relaxation from business pursuits Wo
separate saloons fitted up Billiard Rooms ana Bow
The ecud four excellent alleys Eack saloon la, The al,
yanra &c OF fine light and plenty o! room furnished
in the most superior stS!- Indeed no pains nor ,
been shared 10 place The kremin Ootn2 IN point
Of a,,rac,ivenes. OF the Inviting re>pecta6!;y ne
oropretorS, in inviting Gentlemen 10 Visit uier fsdo ,
nent tg 10 assure them that especial regard WIN De do 70
their accommodation and expense w!l or spaled " give
satisfaction aud make them perfectly at home;
Formerly proprietor OF Montgomery Hall Mont Aia'
Late Book.keeper at tue Asor House
TOBE LET-Tie store IL Broadway, ADJOINING the
Trinity Church Yard suitable Tor any business ana a'ofa
blv known as an old and popular stand
10 .ev. or fourteen FURNISHED APARTMENTS tor s'-
Gle Gentlemen which VIII aelt by l@ month or neoure,
81 Nm the Kr.n. where will be served al all houi
coti,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
MR.. BRAHAMS Grand Conccrt Az The

.FE Society library Apr 18th. ASSISTED b.''f Iitlsa
raham and Mis- Augusta Brown Mr.. Braham VIII, ior
tiie first time New York. SIM. The Clevaer Neqkomm'
celebrated scene Napo!eor> Midnight Review LAYERS
new ,t,ng MOLLY Brown" Mr.. Charles Graham boz song
=. There's c1rII in SpriHg,and e hi >.r Dear tJoG,
lIa>aaelio." ard tl; duets wh ath.r OF AIS %el!
and first tin- lest Weary Traveller" Concert 70 com:
G!snce al O'Clock. Ticses 81 -ac-ohildren hall price
70 rirsc .tnreS. az ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14
.,ianc etc 10 he who, . cents, cdrenha price a2
nEALE'S Newly rk MUSEUM

nEALE'S Ncw-York MUSEUM
Mr. DELARt.T, tic gres, Mimic VIII Introduce lis
extraordinary DencatlGas French stores and Nankc" &c.
ccn-ci.ios He Will also intrrace various limitations Of
many celebrated! Actors, imitation o DAME! d Cor
nell Air p MORRIS. the Original Vocal american Como
SINGER Will ,troluce Il variety Of his Comic Soags
Splendid DAY PERFORMANCE every "Wednesday and
Saturta", III O'Clock T. VI
Portrait. oi Distinguished American "ortlll->.
DaGtT EHREOiYpE LIkENESSES taken IN The most
scientific manner an, at moderate prices Admitting 70 ~!
whole Is cents; children half price. al!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

M ANI'ED--A place as Seamstress or
Y Nurse By a SeryzcaFable Young woman, al No 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

T EECHES observation-disclosures
4 Is on hand received fresh every arrival large
supply Of good size healthy Swedish and German Leeches,
that will bite quick For sale b tie thousand hundred
dozen and put up TO be transported with safety
to any part OF the conn;rv.
- 1e.ches applied by competent person time
DAVID SANDS i co.
Wholesale and retail Druggists and Chemists,
- 2InS II East Broadway, corner MarketsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-14

tie rOn1, IraIln- 70 FOT!!iII .,,,,
Tho farm consists OF about 65 acres and has good il.
s.3,;al farm ao,> stories high. Win the
holdings will sold onadvanta geous terms ic v ~
he made known the sale. considerable portion OF IN
purchase T,oney tire option oi the purchaser tc'!,
pa nr1.,a,,, 10. lw o wears The place is IS miles rom the
e;y and abo,,, one mill from The Railroad Depot !" "r-
ham and Immediately Of the k!Gshd-e'
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