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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
pY ORDER of Francis Il. Rugg!es,

pY ORDER Of Francis II. Rugg!es, |
Esq ,Jydge of Chauauque County Courrs de-t
gree Of Counsor at Law in tie Supreme Court NOTICE
, ~ etinnFS s" rtsapsaaN noa.So 5estor
ll be sod for The psynen, 0! HI dess
unless be appear and discharge uc attachment secong
10 I1w wiSin nine months from e frs publication OF his
notice and that the payment OF auy debts coe to hin BY
scen. OF this Stai, and the delivery 10 i'm, or for his
use of any property thin this Stale he ongng TO hf
and the transfer OF any such property by him. are !os5 az
den by law and are void.
Dated ,is 9Ih day OF November, 1912.
WILLIAM r. MELLEt, g
nod faupn Attorney for Attaching Creditor. II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u yyigey Ss ksutuarr, have for sale fntr Book
store No. I5f Broadtsay large and well seleced sock OF
the Works OF Standard and Classic English AuIhcrs; iiu
trated works, in various elegant calf and morocco bindings
suitable presents The drawing room ta,le, Gc-
Also fire collections, Of every size aid variety OF blna
ing, of Oxford Bibles
Arnsng otter works e interest aud permanent value VIII
be fouDu Ha's British Bal ads ,iiusratea by wood ezrav
iSgs fg!es style OF the art, iron designs
by the eminent artists every page being enoeiisaeG
forming sIsbe companion the unique edition OF Lock
ar5 FsBish Ballads rs LouGou's Ladies Fo~er- GaT
den; lane's Arabian = ights Don QuIote HogarIl Gf
szed hoiAs.n Senso0s, iiiusfraIed by the members OF
the Etching Club; Pictorial History OF England; PcIor
al Sbaas eare; ohebys Homer, with Fs-r1ans desgsj
Byron's Chie Hsrold enbesd with sixty cgpper2 plate
vignel,es portT. Sc BuuydDs Pilgrims Progress; PsZ-
TONS Magazine OF 6o,any Lalla Rookh Naturalist. Ii
brary. &c. dE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u Doctor Enrainer's lec;Hres.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardners complete Course of Lecture.
delivered iG the City of NewYork published and for sale
at this office Price 25 The subjects embraced in
The Lectures Eiectricity-Thc Sun-GalvaasuaTiie
Fixed St2rs-M5gne;ic Needle-Laiude and Longitude
Bleaching, Tanning-Poprlar Falacies-Lgh.-Fallng
Slar-Teuporary Stars-fis'orcal Sketch of Astronomy
Dew-Science aided 10y ArtScientihc Dscoveres-Soand
Vibrations OF the Retina; Voaic Baery-Sieam Engine
OF Great Rritlin aud Amercn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate OF the County Of New.York, noucs Is hereby
yen 10 ali persons basins claims against Amasa Jackson
atc of the city of NewY0rk, merchant, deceased 10 pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscrhe
al his store IS CeeDtes slip The city OF Newly ork
or or betoce the Twenty-fith day OF January next
Dated New'YorS, the Twenysecond day OF July, 1877
ivzs laxGmt RALPE MEAD Atnsinisrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur
rcrate of the County of New-York Notice Is hereby
given all persons ving claims against Jcseph
late sf the City OF New-York gentleman deceased To pre-
the sane with the vouchers thereof the subscriber al
the Office of Isaac o. Barker No. S4 Nassaus;eet IN the
City OF NewYork or before The twentieth day OF jar
Dated Nev-York the fifteenth day Of July. 1872
irIg 1av6ul+ SARAH 4. RIDGWAY. Administrative.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TAT TOTICE.-The Protestant Episcopal
ssocig,y for promoting Religion and Learning il The
State OF intend apply TO ,se OF This
ner,t;o@ them 10 receive s bequesis and deves Of
pronartv nnsu rus urher any OF the objFc OF such
t::upsrJ :ocpfs,r assew.york 12.i December, 1876.
G.s i,yvs,s WIN. Fl. HARRISON Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
PY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq.

PY ORDER of Joseph Center. ESQ.,.
g Supreme Court conmssoaer IN and for ise eeGasv
OF Niagara-
Notice hereby given thai ss,schairnt has been d
against the estate of HENRY A. SILL a, nonresident
testor and that the win be s,ls Tor the ayrlsst o
s debts unless be appear ard discharge srcn asrhGss
according law. within nine noss from tie sst YEba-
ton OF ks notice; and That the paymsu, Of any ee ard
The delivery OF properly belonging 10 the sad deet
% him or for his USE and ;e transfer OF any Pr't.t BE-
longing the sad DEBTOR, 10 hni for bis cse and lie
transfer Of any property ey him for any purpose 1haies
are forbidden by law, and void. Dated arg. ls lt
NICHOLS Z NEWTON,
aTgN emfaw .s,t'ys fos astsrhi;g cseiiiora
PY ORDER of Willis IngIis. Esq. oae
- fthc Associate Judges CT The confg OF cosnssa
Pleas, of the City and County OF NswYo,k, Noiics Is hee
by giyer pursuant the provisions the siic
zn attachments against nonresident te5tors tha. a:a
meat has Issued against the OF Jenathan Gou
resident OF the Stare OF Ohio and thar the same vii b. so
the payment OF his debts unless he apear and dcaarss
such attachment according 10 law, within nonl; rc
the frs. publication o. this notice; and thai the paret ~
ay debts due h,u By residents OF his state S,d e de-
liyery 10 him his use, any pTopErty rhir is
state belonging him and the OF any such p7opsr
~ by HIM forbidden by law and sre void Dasa lE<
third day OF January, isil c. Na9Ls,
Attorney for Aitzchiog Creditor
Ierrr,St cn7Jc. aulO lnu4sr,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate The County Of New York notice is hereby
gyeu 10 all persons having claims against William Mean
nally late OF the City OF New York Tailor deceased TO
present the with the vouchers thereoto the subscriber,
al the Office OF H. Nco No. Nassau IN the City OF
ors on or before the twelfth day January next Dat
ed New. York, the nirth day OF July. 1872
iyll iaw6Gls MICHAEL MciNNALLY. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
.Y ORDER of willis IngIis. ESQ. oYlT


DY ORDER OF Francis n. Mann, Judge
of Rensselaer, Common Pleas cpsusetor no,ts !s
hereby piyen that an attachment has szed sgarst the
tate OF Thoro. J. Greese nonresident Dehtor,
,ha; The same wal! be sold Tor the paymsni a debts
to law withia nine months OF the frs publication Of his
notice. that the payment OF debts due 10 him Sy
residents OF this State and the delivery TO him or fer his
any property within this State belonging him. and the
transfer OF uch property by hm. cbiddea 10y law
and are void Dated September 10th, lS42
+. PEARSON,
SIS iawSm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

GULAR L.AMP.-Couthouy & Nevers.
Sal Broadway, have jus, received aRrge addition 10
her stock Of this celebrated Lamp, whic rapidly sa-
perSedng every other description Of Lamp by reason OF us
superior Ught aad economy
r CAUTION The public are cautioned 10 be on Their
guard against spurious and worthless article purpoEilng
10 he The Solar Lamo lately thrown the marker at auc
iion bring dis:red III presamed on The genuine art
-Ia Iln iuns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
DY ORDER of Elisha Ward, ESQ Judge

FEY ORDER Of Elisha Ward, ESQ., udge
, of the Chauiauque County Courts oft, degree of
Counsellor, &c notice IS hereby given pursuant Ste PFC
vision of the Statute authorizing attachments ipsi
resident debtors that attachment has issued the
estate oil William Culbertson and Grin Hook non reSdeu,
debtors residing in the State of PennSy lvana apc tat The
sane will be sold for the payment o their debts unless they
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine mouths the irst publication OF This rocs
payment debs and the delivery OF
property belonging 10 such debtors or either OF t'r los
their USE transfer cf property by them or ether
of them tor any purpose whatever, forbidden by law
and are void. Dated Tie Goth day OF July, 1882. 81
81. STROPE, Attorney for Attacking Creditors
I,u,C
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rN p1TR STANCE of an order Of the Sur

er a his residence No = Josss see I 10 @ s ly %
Va W A. W - - ,Ss rsrsb ds- of octobrr. A. D. 1872
oil isrsn,s HENRY P. DEMaREST, EIeeuinr
m pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
Of tie County o: NeE-York, Notice s hereby given =
aI persons having claims against Mary Garrison, late Q,
.f rty ~ N-,yYork deceased present The sune with
the vouchers thereof to subscriber al klr lDk s.
fee No IS NaNausee in the city oi Nsw- @ v On 10, 90
before the ffsi day OF March Re1t-Daed csc
t"u%s us5 Tvs fss,n. ' = JOHN ABM. wfLLlNK.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
MI low5n Attorney for Attaching Creditor.

DY ORDER of Frederick A. Tali-I
E5 rsdge, Recorder of the City OF yors-No,eei
hereby given, puGSraRt he proysoDs iie slata
authorizing attachments against nonresident dsos tha
attachment hes issued against the ci,sf of Carss Coz
iDa resident of 81 bnis In The State OF Missouri andtst
The will BE- sold tie ayTlrut o his deb unless be
appear and discharge such attachment according 70 dw
wisin months the 6rst prhlicatiouof ,a notice Il
aud that the payment any debs GGe hin by esdes
OF ibis State, and the delivery him his Of uy
property within his State beionging hu, ans The
ter Of any such property by him forbidden y law and
are void. Dated lbe ,eih day Of October i242
ol4 lawsm O. II. PLATr, Amy for attach. Creditor I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rorae of the County OF New-York, Notice is hereby
given al having claims against George C. Howe,
late of city OF NewYor, Jewciier deceased To pre-
se Inc same with the vouchers thereof 10 John D. Cocks,
No Ia2 South street the City of on or before
the thirtictt day OF December He1t Dated New-fosk
27,h day OF June, 4. D. 1872
= JOHN D. COCKS, Administrators.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

EE{iLLIS'S PATENT BEDSTEADS.
w The patent right OF the above to the States OF
New-York and New Jersey, is offered FOR sale e1.
ceeeagy cheap consequence OF the proprietor being
treig occupied by oer banesS The present STOCK and
goodwill the Business will be included in the purchase,
f desired. To enierprsing such opportunity
vey rarely offers it.e. Apply III Godstreet to John
Douglas. d29 81 eodF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Ny ORDER of the Hon. Fredsxjck A,
HD Tai.nadge. Recorder OF The City of NeNSSrs, Na.
tee hereby given. 70 The provisions OF The E
u,e authorizing attachments against abscondpg caaeeas
and non-resent tebtors tar attachment has is>Eed
against the estate OF H. Watson aEd e. "acS radihg
Connecticut and that the Will be sold Ter the psyuea
Of their debt; unless they appear and discharge such al
first publication OF this notcs and that the paymea Of a
debts due them By residents OF this Sate and te Ge
cry 10 them or for their OF properly w,ihc this
State belonging heu and the transfer OF any snch pro-
perry by them are forbidden BY law and Snid Dated
The Snts day OF November. 1872 WEED 4 EiLIft,R. /.
n AttnEnevS Tor SktAciiiTg GfCGiOs,l
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quaI.e =. - ............. siV W
This arrangement viii afford the igeut sudeu, op-
periuu,y acquiring Tor $40 competent knowledge of
accounts well material improvement wiring.
Private lessons gwen during the forenoon.
Published and for sale Jores's Principles and Practice
Bookkeeping Syo. Price l2s Teachers, by the help OF
this treatise, will be able inlpar knowledge in
few weeks har be effected uiany by any
other OF instruction.. See Journal Institute and
Masazine Dec dS2
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u EMfgcrs snsttazr. heccares.-The Tr1s
tees have made arrangements Tor OF Lectures, 10
be given Thursday E7enng of each week, IL the Chap
el OF the insiioie.
Dec &-one Lectureby Prot. ALoazo PorTsh- Su5ec,
'Ths Object OF Education
Jan 5-0ne Lecture By Rev. s. II. Cox, D. D. Subject
= Selections from English Poetry, VIII comments and IL
ins;ra ions.'
Jan. l2-one Lecture by WIZ B. KINNEY, Esq. Subject
- Public Morality.
'CopeTnicu5 and his Times
Jan. 26-one Lecture By Rev. Dr. gErHUsc. subjec,
Opinion OF The Aneierts.'
Lectures commence ~ u O'Clock.
Single tickets 25 eath - :or the course tte1 Lee
tures gentleman and lady, the course S. cards of
admission family, 81 for the Stockholders
obtain their ppication the Institute,
ter the 24th inst GEO. w. BETS,
% Chairman Lecture Committee
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19
The ,rrrnlr wiz, r:n.innI.

The excitement at Washington in relation tn
the treaty has cooled down and given way for
calm reflection. 1t ia certain that the first umors
IN relation To the fcrB,s were far from being cor
rect, and were probably put forth as feeIsJy In
correcting some of them the Madsonian says -
"rhat the boundary question is settled all admit.
The line as we understand il is from the monument
north to the 81. Johns--along the middle OF the
ST, Johns to the mouth of the st. Francis; up the
middle Of the st. Francis 10 lake Pohengamook /;
thence uthwcsterly straight TO the northwasi er-
most head Of Connecticut river. The portion OF
the MuuDacka settlement south of the ST. Johns
10 belong to Maine. BY this twill be seen by far
the largest portion Of the territory and oil the land
of the least value agriculturally, is retained by
Maine. All Great britain has is strip over
which she can pass from Fredericton TO Quebec.
For this right OF way, we arc to receive the free
navigation Of the ST. Johns, from its source to it,
mouth and Rouse's Point an unqucslioned por-
ton of British territory, and valuable military
position. For parting with that portion Of the
territory, Maine and Massachusetts are to receive
small sum of money from the u. s., quite as
much to be sure as ii is worth, but not one quarter
Of what Gen. Jackson proposed to pay Maine
Alone" &c
ali tho terms of the treaty are hot yet made
known. The impression however appears to be
gaining ground at Washington that it will be ra-
tilted. But much depends on the delegations from
Massachusetts, and Maine. Ii they are satisfied
and our national honor is preserved, the rest Of
tho country will BIO very willing to close this pro-
tracted controversy.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19
AGRICULTURAL Fair.

Is it generally understood among our farmers
that the first annual fair OF the La Sale County
Agricultural Society, for the exhibition Of animals,
agricultural products, and domestic manufactures,
takes place on the second Wednesday Of October
next and arc they getting ready forit Recollect,
farmers, this is the first fair of tho society, aud on
it depends in great degree the Of future
fairs. Besides, it is well understood among our
agricultural products with any county in the state
and had we not better then just let some of them
that are Dragging SO much know il Bear in
mind, that much depends on the first effort
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19

The use Of this article has increased so rapidly
that the manufactures are no longer able to sup
ply the demand. The three at Cincinnati have
already engagements for several months ahead.
There is now in that city used upin the manulac-
iure Of lard oil the lard Of nearly 100000 hogs
annually. Tho sudden demand has raised the
price Of lard, and it is now worth, at Cincinnati
from 5 to cts. per pound.
The oil is 80 per cent. cheaper and far superior
to sperm oil. For machinery and wool it is said
to be unriVallcd The candies made from it are
of various qualities from common to those exceed.
ing the best sperm. They burn better, stand grea-
ter temperature, last longer and, as well as the
oil, are afforded much cheaper than sperm.
The Importance Of this manufacture to the in
terests Of tho west can hardly be over-estmaed.
The quantity Of sperm oil manufactured annually
in tho u. s. has been from ten to twelve millions
of gallons, about half of which has been exported.
The place of this will now be supplied by lard oil,
and the tide Of the trade has already turned. The
n. Y. Journal Of Commerce says, 'the hogs have
run the whales fairly out Of market. Nor is there
any reason to doubt, from the quantity of swine
the west has or can raise, that lard oil can be
made to take the place Of sperm and whale oil
both al home and abroad. II SO, what q rev and
wide field of wealth Ia open to our agricul-
tuusls !"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19

better generally than j, does at present.
Wheat, rye, and hay are principally all
housed, both in this State and New Jer-
sey. The crop of potatoes, which in
value is next TO grain, was never more
abundant, and are already in market a, 20
to 25 cents per bushel, and will, probably,
before the whole crop is gathered, be sold
as low as II TO 5 cents bushel.
Maryiand.-The Frederick Herald,
speaking of the crops, says that such
crops of wheat, rye, and oats at the pres
ent, were probably never before raised in
that county.
.8idbdnaa.-All accounts from the inte-
rlor represent the crops as unusually
promising. The wheat crop much ex-
ceeds an average, and that of corn will be
prodigous.-The cotton, SO far, presents
fine appearance.
South Cdrotina.-The Mercury saws:
1.-The crops bid fair to be large this sea-
son. The cotton in our swamp plan,a-
tons is very fine, and the corn will Weld
abundanty."
Canada.-The crops look well. Only
in the neighborhood of st. Caiharnes and
two or three other places, do we have
mention made of damage TO the wheat by
rust. Hay is hardly to be disposed of at
Sc ton.
Ohio.-The crops in this state are rep
resented as being abundant. Wheat at
GAINESVILLE, at latest dates, was selling at
GO cents per bushel-hour 81 per barrel,
Tor specie paying paper. On the Ohio
Canal wheat is worth 65 cts. The millers
at Roscoe and Coshocton pay the same.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19
ru.snna-..s,n,o of The Country.

By the steamship Columbia, which arrived at
Boston on the st inst, from Liverpool in the UNI
precedcntcd short lime of y days, there is news
from England up to the l9th ult. No event OF
striking Importance had occurred since The derar-
turd of she Acadia and Grea, Western. The ac-
counts from the manufacturing districts are of
most alarming and fearful character. Thedi5tress
and starvation that exist in every part OF the coun-
ry, says wilmer News Letter, is appalling III
tic extreme, and unless some improvement in
trade speedily takes place, It is difficult to say
what will be the result of the movements which
are every where taking place. in SIaiiordshirc
and other districts of the p9ttecs, tie golfers
going about in bands demanding contributions
from the tadcsmen; aud unless they shortly re-
turn TO their abors the poticrs will be thrown out
Of work by the want Of coal. Ycomanry and
troops are pouring into Observation-Disclosures
and the adjoining places and serious collisions
are hourly expected. In Manchester, Leeds, and
Stockport, the excitement 10 immense, and some
idea Of the state in the first named place may be
formed from the fact that the following resolution
has been adopted at meeting Of the Anti-Com
Law Association held at that place:
"That, believing this county to DO on the eve
Of revolution, aud being utterly wthou, hope
that the legislature will accord justice to the starry
ing millions, requisilion he forthwith prepared,
signed, and forwarded to the members of this boz
rough, calling upon them (in conjunction with
other liberal members) TO offer every opposition
and impediment TO the taxation of proslrate peo-
pie, for the purposes Of bread taxing anstocra-
cy-that the wheels Of government may be at
once arrested"
Public meetings have been held at Leeds, Ii
verpool, and variety of other places, at which
the speakers have induged in strain of language
of the most dangerous and revolutionary cha
racter
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19
r',,c STATE hank.

From letter from Springfield, published IN the
st. Louis Republican, it appears that It's mol true
that an Injunction has been obtained against the
State Bank The only judicial proceeding had
against the bank is the fling, by the attorney &C.
neral. ex-olicio, of an information in the nature
of q,fo rwranto against the bank, for the pur-
puse of determining whether she has forfeited her
charter or not. The trial comes on in November.
IN the meantime nothing will DO done to disturb
the regular action Of the bank, or to operate inu-
riously or otherwise upon its property.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19
State of the 6voD~,

Below we give extracts from papers showing
the state of the crops in different sections Of the
Union. 1t will be seen that the wheat crop eve
rywhcrc looks well, and will be unprecedcntcdy
large. That Of all other grain, too, looks fair
with the exception of Indian corn, which in other
parts as well as in our own neighborhood, promi.
scs to be short.
NeV Tork.-rhe Rochester Post, Of
the 30th nit. says: "I'he wheat harvest
in this county is about half thr6' with,
and never was there more delightful wealth
er--or fairer prospect of continuance
of the same. There will be but one short
crop this year--corn; while wheat, bar
ley, oats, grass, ratatoes, &C., &C., are
prolific almost beyond description. New
er before was there such an immense
yield in the Genesce valley"
New Jersey and Pennsylvania. -
The Lancaster lntelligencer, OF the LIST
inst. says: Within the current week
this section of the country has been visited
by one or two copious showers oil rain.
With one more rain, the corn crop, IN the
opinion Of the farmers, will be placed be-
yond danger, and the yield be one Of the
largest ever known.--Corn never looked
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19

We have now several Tame ducks on our sub.
scription list. They arc those individuals Who
consider themselves the regulators Of he pycss,-
who subscribe for a paper takc it several years
become dissatisfied with the editors, and then re.
fuse to liz the paper at the post Office to crafty
species Of "srnalI potatoe" malisniiy. This is
the smallest kind Of business, ami in character
only with small men, and unless our terms aye
complied with, within reasonable time. we shall
piick these lame ducks and exhibi. their naked
detcrmity 70 The eyes 1.-THE world. In tho mean
Zine sur devil will rig cross-bow, as the game
i not worth powder and lead.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19
Missouri.

The election in Missouri has, as usual, resulted
in the complete triumph Of the democracy. In
that stronghold of whiggcry st. Louis, the demo-
Gratis elected 5 out of the I representatives, and
one of the two senators, besides sheriff, coroner,
Sc, an unexpected triumph. TO the congress
sional ticket the wings made no opposition. The
election of congressman was conducted on the &C.
neral ticket system, and consequently in defiance
of the new apportionment law. which prescribcs
the single district system. No, one Of tho least
important questions, therefore, for next congress
to decide, will be whether the Missouri delegation
shall take their seats.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19

Riots IN Philadephia.-During the first week
of the present month, several dssraceiul riots oc.
cured in Philadelphia between the white and
black population. The origin of the riots is traced
to procession formed by the blacks commemmo-
rotive of the West India emancipation. 1t seems
that some banners were displayed which gave of
fence to the whites. After disturbing the process
sion the rioters attacked the residences of some of
the blacks, and broke in their windows, doors, &c.
One of the assailed discharged gun and wound
ed several of the crowd OF boys. A rush was
made upon the blacks, and several dragged from
the house and severely beaten. Many dangerous
wounds were received on both sides. Several
houses inhabited by blacks were fred and burn,
to the ground. Upwards of twenty rioters were
arrested and brought before the MAYOR. Grea,
numbers of blacks crowded the ferry boats during
the riots, seeking safety on the other side of the
Delaware.