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: Theodore Clark. Fashionable Tia, Establish

ment corner ot Pear and CLaiian-sfreef. veil
known store n more than - year. standing needs no
newspaper puihng ~ recommend 10 public rolce ",
g simply WISHES - say that BE- be- has been ~ a
unes, prepared With tu stock Of the uo.t modern Il
and insh Of Gen,emeus Hat which be- ....teru.4t
% sel a. low a. can be bought elsewhere this city n
extra hne n1irs. bning ghn.s with gancs he viii
M" el tt - - AMI b. imitation molssA n 81 Ite al.o
nr 1911 a,sr'ment OF BOYS Iot and other Gaps. which
~ vii - u Al prces suit the tunes. H. vii only al
iet al call and examine hs Hat AMI Cap and price, ofr
maxi .ng their purchase. n mn Ia e,.s 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

u The supreme Count yesterday decided @.
consider the application for Mandamus again,
the usurPers OF our CI,y Government wAcs th,,
have disposed OF the business before tncm-whc.
will PROBABLY De ten or Twelve days hence. Tn
result II seems q vs.. cannot be- doubtful. Alcai-
time the City Government remains concentra-
ted in the haods ot our efficient MAyor-~
rather. IN the Clubs ct hi, Mar.aa> and Watch O.
men. There will probably be no essential act,o.
OF the Common Council up 10 this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
y Mr. Poinde,,er,. Cu.,em.nou.e Re.

pert.An Extra may be Lad at Counter day con-
tanning t-eye column. choicest richest passag,
m this famous Report The Extra contains The mos, .,r.
Gus Charges against Collectors Hoyt and Curtis and D..
u1ei Attorney Butler. Al ~so wish TO zee how Old
fons~ handles CusomHsuse matter, will find rch read
lng IN our Extra Prce cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

lor A. Law, Lower >dulu.kN. ONO. Will attend 10 H.
busne,s 81 h profession and b. Land Agency IN the North
era AMI Northwestern Counties OF OHIO and 10 tie {
:. Courts for The D.ct OF ono AMI VI give strict afteu.
ton 10 Collections.
Refer n Hon. T.. whitle,ey, Washington. D. C. Hon
W. All-n Cleafeand. Ohio; Ms.srs R0her'.en Esr.u 1
Co, Ha,uck Co and Kent, KEENAN, & 70. Neu-Yoa. !
:. Olmsted, L. sandusky Chapman Harkne,s Bei-sle
Ohio (9 an Int.ot-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18


U MR. MARsHAIL's ADDRESS before the
Martha Washington Temperance Society. yestcg-
day afternoon, al the Methodist Church in Green
street was listened 10 by a crowded audience. %
large maioril, of whom were Women. Though
laboring under severe mental and physical c>-
haustou, Mr.. Marshall spoke with scarcely les
effect than GA former occasions, and his remark,
elected much applause After abiding to H.,
Mind reception given to him by the people of New
York. and to the enthusiasm on the subject OF
Temperance which prevails here. he went on to
express his earnest dc,r tina, the cause might hc
Kept ea,irc, alost from >ecIaran and party feeling
Cur cause laid he j. as broad as humanity. AID
1t Ne are true 10 ourselvcs orr Church cannot lie
split tie then addressed himself to the Ladies
ara urged them, IN eloquent terms, To per>cvcfc
IN the good work. lie read. with deep feeling
paragraph from newspaper. conveying To him the
thanks OF mother in Virginia. Tor hayins beca
the means VI rccaiming her son iron. the >ic. adj.
loicmper0ucc. Tie declared that lac derived ,,,o,
satisfaction isom tins than from any political H.,
umgh hc had ever achieved. At the conclusion O.,
ms address. several odes wcrc ,trc. one OF which.
a parody on the " lluutcr, OF kentucky '-contai.-
inc appropriate illusions TO Nj. Marshall. was T..
cciNei with grca; d. ,piau,c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
Lectures ON Physiology aud Natural
VI he0Isgy. by Dnyid z. IoIi ION IL n-s.,'

TIW1u F-.tI-Ory
" b~ selected nth reference their practical mi ~ an
Their harmonious Illustrations ~ the Attribute, of Col
Paeys Natural Theology reconme n,e,i A. I. booL
Auan -enIenu are Vrrs iei TOR member, tg e..rn,s
DrawIngs % lustrsiingflc subirft..
Tie Lectures viii be every Wednesday raornio- a, a.
O'clock. except ihe no.th ~ August. ~ No II A.tv.,f
TEKNs-Annuai Ticket - >insir admission = cent.
ny 10 .ol?ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

~ Inc Wings Of Henry County. Georgia. berl
meeting trw days since and declared Them.
selves friends Of a National Bank. and Of HExs,
CLAY for rcN, President. recommending their d..
leg-te> in the State Convention TO nominate ri,
Casdiiaic, for Congress who are not Of ike faith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

NV
leave O. Iuouu utif irIr-r- dHI ON" pubic "fN"I |f
that tlss have just received nsN fuI Nt , ku' oH,
consisting oi tarpsuug, oil oll. fu-,, Nft1-, bInf-
grft., Blfes. L., ~ t every other fIt't ttff A m
the trade whrh hey offer o. tir pHi' 90 f lowest rh
price, ioui pretrnl in sell ID tr C'H cheaper 1u
any tl'' but " ID guarantee % 81, i. 80 e., il .nf
Tor cash. Tto,e W.,tus GO purct1-r So 'n ns Co.. ral
snd examine stock. Whsrt ty pIl i obi. ri5 ti-c
pattern, and the btsi Ii cp1fs.
MJKR NAMING,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
APPENDIX.

Having All a broad and solid iounsiaton stau
proceed numers construct inprecnable lab
&c o. argument ami ac support OF Protection Amen
can lndusr,.
ltsAs FOR the entire volume H.. numbers published
monhls Is y copies Tor $40, single uumbers 81 els
he mt number published 90 hrst day OF April
'oie OF NE Apn ant May numbers s,l obtained
GREELEY McELRATH. ~ Ann-sgrset.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
r. Richard Adam. Locke. ce.ebra,ea -.

on MAGNETISM and AsrHoSoNY reported for The Trb
published in Den pamphlet and for .ale :, a.. -
fee. Pree 81 cents or n cents per dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
The tme rican Iaborer

June W" be o., az ur delivery early next week W. suf-
render tbs nuu almost entirely 10 the conclu, on, o The
RsfoRIs ANp >rArisrios OF s HoNE INDUsrsS NATIoN.
Al CONVENTION - comprehensive and iucd a. account
G TIE couduon snd wants 81 all the great Producing Inter.
t of The Country ia, never before beeu given IN any uu
caiog W have compressed INTO the NAV M mum.
hrr 90 The Laborer al ihS trnng readers OF
es'f 10 tei's ce rae. Il could hardly been pro-
cured htaerto tor many dollars. W Loue il viii be
NAV l-.seIuna. ~ u. IL
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'e restoration bai = va a hereditary.



NJ" Cash Tailoring Establishment a. ~ jphn-,rest aui
sas on hand general assortment OF CiOs ,nI Ca mere,
OF Antuc an manufacture" of superior style and hn,h
variety % coors, t0 which he invite, attention OF iho.
~sn -sh % encourage own maHuticture. Al.p 81.
peror Nestoi England wool bIlcn ana fsnry co.afed
Cloths AMI ta-uere and yarsly Of ascy ks.t-
ng>, extra rich black Sdtn &C. 90 he bel quality s al
which 10 De- made up low Tor Gosh, ,Dft n0ut- n tlr
most fash enable stye, under The dire 90 Nr Cav.
lord, ta" o the NcNhOrk Cash Ia lofug Establishment
M fuiton,ireel who's practical snd mechanic aI tit,
cutter are universally acknov lsdeea
Terms ca,h, anil no. abatement IN prc.s
GFOgGF A\nRE "a f.t.r.,-..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

ANFRIcAN MUsEvN-N0nc who have long Known u 9
establishment fail 10 be struck N he great and mpoc
tan iuproy whIsh have bern sade passed
me hand, OF Mr. Bsruum. lie has ias thousands
dollars improving i, a.d It appear, ke quite
other place No plsce ~ the city orss such
large Of valuable attractions f1und here
ami price renai s cents Day v.S,rs
admitted the evening Tree. splendid day per-
OriuanCr tuIs afternoon al } O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

Which TOR TIE rs-nt OF Il Resources The macunceDce IT
coect 81 CurO>es, and TIE sOsses offered tie
tIre may safely challenge parson wh any other
-sat slul-st o. Tie And n The World seven live sga
tors exhibited yesterday aidtOR the woDderia
giant and dwarf the tso extremes OF .Ie. The models OF
tue Natural bdge OF virginia sDd tie Mountains swift
rrr and excite Tie mos lively Interest Hl appears agau
ton GIT th- lecture nom. assisted by Mrs Haffslcs
Al.tln PM D. and VI. kurs Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

J. M HOPE the agent Of the People line for Easton,
informs thar the intention Of the Company to COM
the frsi OF JuD- running .ogbe Inc 70 Es.ton.
an4 extend one OF the lines through To Bethlehem and Al
-noWn W. w'h them nod congratulate the CHI
o those places upon their increased facilities for
ny or CIV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

> The Chcnp,.I cn-h TniIor ,c,.- \.

III >ItD, Nectaui Tailor, No ith1llansqu'u, c'f"sr
O Cathtrn street. unh'h Clp,hn. tp nrrr Doe ' u'fsf
style Do per cent cheaper than the cheapest Cal. I1r
the city. % uN IN L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
y Trnn.pnren. .snI,nn Mindow shnh...

OLIVER W. NOODFoRD, o. Caillaru.-.,. be-. made A..
Engagements 10 receive the 2Tih OF Apr tao lara,
iuV+ce, Transparent window Shade. embracing almost
every Kind oi Land'cape- >w.s, AMI Italian ry, VIZ
netie ans PLAIN centres, French >,rD,, Nes. 10 molr ,t
Landscape, Nafcga'es Scrolls painted 90 brilliant af ler
manen oil color. Famcs, instead spending q ~r .r
in purchasing second hand article auction can be- .r
Piled with transparent NindOw Shades a. he lolY. ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

u The Phila delphia Chronicle says that the
afes, new. from Washington imports tina, Hon.
James VI. Porter, (brother OF the Governor
of Pennsylvania will be the new Collector for
FhihIslp ha.-(t Tie used 10 be a National Repub-
hcan, but Ia. no, been a Wing these eight years. J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
- .yayue'- Hair Tonic.

y. - Wing - ur time ,Nrf called ufnE VI = Ma.
son Of >ummrrfiIr for Dr. jayncs csl~brin,u Hnr Iluc
20 restore my bar, which then falling out daily. rr-
cured ore bottle AMI applied M contents according ,r
directions Wien the boule Nas exhausted ti~gy'rrI I'D
my great surprise aui sstsact on ihat ie Young barr
starring handsomely therefore purcha.si aDDter, unl
had used three hotlcs aud now q compensation ny barr
I, A. tlck And whn b. surprising. nos hai-
ness was not ocCasoned by sick Nhc tcrr
greater hope restoration, but was Hereditary.
JAS. q. ROGERS. Methodist Mnsier.
April IL, 1871 Mount iIorcb, >umuer.et Co. y. J.
Sold boy the agents, 4 B. 4 ID SANDS. DRUGGISTS. -
Fulton, oorn~r OF Goistre.t lo0 Fu't0n-,trr.t 7 R.
way. and ~ ka.l BIoadeaN- Pnce 81 u ~ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
y Ralph y. auckland

y Photographic I.ikenesses, bv an improved
Daguerreotype prrcr,,, by NJ ID. VAN LOAN corner Of
Chsmber,-st and Broafway tn niylS i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

~ \ boy about 10 wears old. named I c. liis
gins, left h, fathers house in Brooklyn, about
week ago and mas not since been seen. He j, stout
and Of dark complexion, and wear, roundabout
and blue cap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

u The Wings Of ST. LOUIS are preparing VIZ
'''iS'H Tor their August Election. Ii the District
amendment to the Congressional Apportionmert
''' j. sustained IN Its original integrity. iiey wi
''nd an able Wing To Congress. and establish "a
nucleus FOR re'oiution.lns the State. Th-t
amendment NIL be a means Of Political Freedom,
every where. We asNiously hope the Senate "
no, destroy il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
r Theological Di-cn-.iou

TUroI0gic4 ~u,. Drl-f KrV- VI Henson NrihO-
dsil aui Rev. NJ ingalls, 10 nyer.al.tl hell al ~ouluclt
l.. l. In January, 1852 Price ~ cents
A-o, large variety OF Un's,r-as Books. Pamphlets
&c. NJ the n'yer,at Book Establishments ". 10 Fulio..
street, between Nassau and Br,adp as. ~ a22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

II Ha been Induced the solicitation of many Of h.
customers, 70 propose serving families their residences
with bread, and VIII hr prepared extend h. baking
establishment Tor th- purpose. provided sufficient nunber
Offer IL would remark tat th- quality hs bread de
ae heretofore baked h s,e establishment 10 Tren-
ton Falls. ~ mylJGt+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK, MAY 10. 1912.
IMMATURE ALnANAc.-rgls oAr

Rise. - ss 7ns~s T"s E sso,n q 4 "a
Latest Dates.
LoSDoS .....,......hpul D. HAvRr ......... Afrii Id
Nv ........Apri St~-osLT.Ns........Ns
cLE,RED YEsrsRDAY
ships Toga' Simmons Havana II IIa,..ani; B Aynar.
carver hatanta' Nr,mib Leeds. Virginia Fatnn NeN.
OIeaus. Nessih 4 Leeds; Nag,rs Cs.e usni.,,, "a
moed D,lack. Bargber
5srks Heca. Williams. " iuirg,on Del 4 un,i,,,a 4 ,
Co; Nestor, smith - Audren. Ma a.. H.. ~ ,
Bny' Pa tsa', Merrill Wilmington Nc Ne,ni,h Loel..
Nr~J"r,eyf Brown, Darn Geo, Il " Dcunl. 6ir,u.r
fabn' fictou' r csart-ou a 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
snip Fia'u'' Jones, IS d' ina Rotterdam to " Hon!ani
Ship Orleans, scar, y Is I'm Oae,n. cotton to "
nhp Splendid crocker, TN Liverpool o,h April odl %
snip Eq'srll Clover. IIanrs. fm Liverpool il,h Aprl.
mdz to Glover McNuray ''.'"'
s.aP Camilla, "au'n.1oa. q 4, ia Hamburg to Ne.or
,od Br 1lp Th'm' Brown, u d. I'm Liverpool To RIr,a
b. ,s'p = Martins, Vaughan, a Is I'm Neery. 20 Hoa
i1rA >e6'o'' Boe 10 IS IN Jobo, PR sugar Sc toRP
6nf Georgana Bedrl, Is d, I'm Apalachcoia cotton 20
BIZ ca'harne Hammond !; d, To-, Havana u,olae. TO-
sns soy. Townsend, - d. fm Mob . cotton toJ o,.n
pL hiaDafon comery, - ds fn Antigua oil, vine, &C.
a., ~ r'Spsnooy Goodrich, II d, in Maysguer PR IL
brig a'tlngton Faulkner fn Tunitad de- cuba 81
AitAf 'asa' u Nesmth q L.e,l.
nms n',sa' Edgar, y IS im MOBILE cotton &c 10 r. d
chaflS. ~ " '' E
~ brig soide, we,temark 81 q. im M.rs,.le,. %
Bng Hannah Mslyns. Fletcher p q, IN Marsinqur %
Duuscou.b 1 BeckWIih
Z, IIg Bdl'oa LghIoo,, I'm Newport wale,, March q,
10 X lrs n-lj p...cnzers.
Ouch brig fo,ca i-ieus Pu,t % d. I'm Amsterdam mir
10 order.
>,hr Hero, I'M Apala hicoia April ,. 10 master.
>chr samuel Southland, hsusisle u Of. TObasco %
Boushaad 4 ThsahId.
>ohr orotsms1 Sargent, u Is Franklin 10 the Nav,
Yard
>chr Dsfic. COIN. - d I'm Orleans. hide. &c To cant
schr Fancy, Chase, Boston, mdL 10 r. Lewis
>cbr Homer, Kent. Boston usdI 10 " Lewr
schr Cambridge, Hail. Boston. pjI a. r. ID >praeue
Barge Comet Philad, mdE 10 J = y Brgg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

Y \ fire at Woodstock y b. on the 10Th
in.t destroyed the blacksmith shop Of W. Cam
Der the cabinet shop OF Newhal & Moore, and
the barn, Office, and dwelling Of W. I. Wilmot.
Los ~ 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18


tcld tis week at ifc ll,tlte .r t.' Psh Nni,-
l,y evening ~ slf pat srbcN rrs'r on Cls. D..
Del, ,1r-ci,i aai oiher Interesting pPft> Il. t..r
gate. &lo have VISITED Ma,hus1a ace rruce' % s'f.i
ln.l report Reports of Lesrur, 0 different pore,
country will o.. made. q is iofsf f1, H>s directly rr-.
s.I u ll- ,,.i come. aai no, oc /. 90 away - i
er,h., f ho.sl ta.f p..,'i Designs a.e . uc bottom
Tr.s Gui ai ia.tss tIe r-'rrs. s1i ready tl
,,- ll, to o-ier vi' snail in ,rfttY Introduce pa. go
e4llc hsthe people are Doe 0Fsrr -,. t ' trr .} %
anime thc ,aiscf srJ understand noe fs,f~.s of l-.
slnc protection Ia in' present Sac c i "of f-'r fl
Other c1nt,.> pro.cc. ,.eg ir, 1G - st uei.1ft,
ae-e,,sry Poo secure To- ~ them cog be deferred
ng ,cr brcaI and butter becsg'- oace L1.trr, ., ,l
ih,rr b, poc, NAKED ~tl 10 Al Stranger. ttr Gay
invited 90 come aHt sfslh 'rr,.Y ~ mfIf 81
p second Ward ti", tinb.-At meeting t
iNe -rc'r Msrt H-tri ol tg.,ity ., l.fr .f'nl
ilc f1 ipN jos ofh.'l> NcIc elected
X G.. HANCk. Prr,.lfrt
a.. m r. To- N.ce Pf,,.i.ut,
joss !. tf"fIrI,. Trt1sr.er.
AN. KrTtN. Rec. >tcrf.alN.
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I y Reu,eurl,eF


OIL >prt' asd Improved B1raer la Fayeiie Hall 81
broadway, opposite Nbo'., az prce reduced nearly ~
Per cent ~ Inns lml G. ". McCREDY, Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

u Right Of Patent tor making CANPIIENE
81 RNtK,, Ac.-The subscriber having pufchased the
Patent wehbs C.mph-ne Burners. 40 sell The rehtoi
Patent for Count tbs superior Burner aHI Iamphene
Al very moderate price, AMI Will lrH =, snail stock II
Lamps Tor each, al about one bail the Price.
O. ". McCKhADi. Jr 81 Broadway
ml6 I'm ~ Lafayette Hal. opposite Nlb0's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18
r. spencer'- Intuition MoIe-ki. Hat

fhiS popular article Is commended to the public pecu.
harry desirable AZ the present Tine. tor H. economy. For
elegance ami durability competes uly with lie
most costly Hat, worn. Price s. - SPENCER
ais Fashionable Halter, No. rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

j y Prebtem-And the way % >Olye 4. Why 10
hs uIiaprs % uy Tablet Razor >trOp allow me o. carry
of The premium medal and psrsa ir-m the American In
stuir after year, without submitting their own
sr trat W OF tender chin, and tough boards, answer
he above by bringing dull pair % KUnrs aud Tor
yourselves ihe truths of the certificates ~ the scientific
gentlemen Boo the country, Professor Gr.cOm, Dr. Mott
Cen. !. Tllnladse. and others G.. AINDER- sole in.
venior sni manufacturer - tie Metallic blr Razor >tnop
with four sidcs, los Broadway. ~ mI8 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

HEAVY D.NAGEs.-Ghc case Of Nr. Frcwcr "i
Wcstheld. who WI, 80 dangerously wounded the
collision of cars between Wc-th,id and Chester
last fall has been beforc referees IN Springfield Two
or three day. last week. The referees wcrr Hon.
John Mills, Gen. Forward Of sou,LWcA, AID DR..
smith Of Springfield. y. /. Lconard, E,g. for
plaintiff. and Gco A,hman, Esq. Tor W r. r..
Corporation. $3.50 ha, been awarded 20 Nh
Brewer. Boston Au1S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-18

MR. CLAY AID ms GuE~rs.-Mr. Clay, now p
private citizen. j.. A. Ashland his home. Ca 81
turiay ia,t Lord Alorpcth was his guest and Nj.
Nan Buren, va, daily expected there from Nn,h-
yillc having been invited Boy MI Clay 70 spend
.cw days at his residence on course b. VISITS
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
WAS COMMITTED

TO the Jail of Winston County
Mississippi, on the soth Of May ls42.
ANEGRO MAN, q.
Who calls himself Bill. The said boy
y abAut 30 or 2e years of age, dark
complexion, about S feet s incheshlgh;
bad on a capEmade of cloth, home
pun shirt and pantaloons; he had also
i blue cloth coat and an old camlet
rock coat. He says he belongs to
Harrison Burke, near Selma, Dallas
county, Alabama. The owner is re-
buested to come toward prove pro-
berty, pay chargesand take hlm away,
II he will be dealt with as the law
Directs.
EDWARD FOSTER, Jailor.
Louisville, Mi. July 2, 1912 Q If
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.

/ will expose to public sale on the
b5th Of July next. lS42 to the high
Ist bidder for cash, before the door of
he court house of Choctaw county
Miss, IN Greensborough, the follow
Ing property to wit:-the W ! ofn wa
lee twenty-three township twenty,
lorth, of range eleven east, containing
DO acres more or less; state and coun-
IN tax Sl05. Given in, assessed and
|listrained as the property of John
More, and will be sold or so much
hereof as will satisfy the state and
bounty tax for ls4l, and all legal costs
hat may accrue thereon.
III. Buck,
Apl 9srd pfS6 TA&ccc.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
NOTICE.

Letters of administration having
seen granted to the undersigned on the
state of Jacob Jackson Null, by the
Honorable the Probate Court of
Winston County, notice is hereby
kven to all persons having claims
'gamst said estate to present them
luly authenticated, within the time
Prescribed by law, and all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested
b make immediate payment.
MARY NULL
vAdminiStrGtrir.
/ ne 10th, 1912.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
NOTICE,

The undersigned widow of James
White deceased, will apply to the
Ion. the Probate Court of Neshoba
county, Mississippi, on the third
donday in July next, to have her
lower in the estate of said James
White, allotted 10 her.
MARY M. WHITE.
June lgt 1S42.--4w
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
Blanks for sale.

DIanKS IUT SdIG.
We have on hand and for sale al
bis Office,
Blank writs Of Venditioni Exponas;
e CaPias ad. resp;
q Elk. on valuation bonds
Us Subpenas for Circuit and Justi-
ces court;
& Tax Collectors receipts
g Grand Jury certificates.
q Petit do do
s. Witness do
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
TAKEN UP

BY James Tear, on his premises
LOT Of HOGS,
To-wit. 8 blue, 8 black and ! white
hog, all marked with an underbit III
each ear, and slit in the right ear;
also, one black sow, marked with a
crop off the left ear, and slit and un-
her bit in the right ear; appraised at
622,75. June oth' lS4S'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
SALE OF l. A NDS
In Neshoba County, Mississippi for Taxes due there


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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-21
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men; trS bic juugen 9eute tub nnfere Grbeu uno 70
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