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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01


y siiion usuer peculiar 10 an Almanac. this it,
uc work rouJius bout 10 pages oi tic Interesting
Asticuurs' uioin1lcn, ilustrcd wI great variety Of
beau' cuts The CutiyafoT remarks, HAT The Treatise
upon iI"ssS worth more than the cost ofic whole wuTS
sms suD1iy reserved by the subscriber Free -
; no &. I. BOITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01
BLANKETS 4 NJ cnEAp SERVANT

lust received, and Tor sale cheap
u Negro Blankets. s. %. Is OIL Is b. &c
BED 90 gs, lOs6i, &C.
Rose and Whitney, good assortment aud very CHEAP
ALSO,
Iinseys from L. &c.
kcTscys from 2Jc.,
II CUNN1NGHAM'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-01

GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
DUDLEY MEHEDlIli, have yet haul. good
~ sOnmoni Of oItbs ard sings SOCKS
snsIeadcTs nett -hris amt ew-ts, gloves, .ntsrfchcs
etc ete-"hch they wi!i sell very cheap ior casa.
q
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28


2 Certificates for Grand and Petit Jury, 20
O Conetabes Reuns
Venira to Sept t. l84O 20
9 Certificates 20
8 Constable Returns, w
Stroud Election Return 100
Venira 20 Dec. lS40 70
Filing Gen1 Election returns ofbo,h elections l84( 200
Recopdno - names 80
General Return to Secretary Of Commonwealth, 50
Return 10 same 16 s7h
Recording the II %
Two Certificates for Dec Session. l840, %
9 Constable Returns / 12k
Nenlra 10 February sessions, lS41 IS
Motion and rule for Deputy constable, 25
6S Certificates 1875
Commonwealth vs. Andrew Storm, l 56
do William Williams, Sc
do Jacob Dull 303
do Jacob Dull 303
certificates for Grand and Petit Jury, Feb lSA l 25
Constabes returns 90
Venira 10 May 1871, Is
Certificates for Road Views
Six certificates Comsss, for bridges, 90
Faeo Commonwaahb ys William Bnwer 573h
do We Oliver Iones 3 46
Filing Auditors Report, IN
FI;n93 ,b on;nion Of ,o co,r ,no, a,,1;o ,a,o4
Filing order TO Treasurer, 4 -"
80 certificates, . W
Tape %
~ names recorded as township officers, l5s7
Venra May session. IS4l, = 70
blank book for redemption receipts of Unsd lands, 20
General for Grand arf Petit Jurors day %
Return of SECRETARY of Commonwealth, 49, III
Damages Assessed on Roads
D. s. Miller Guardian for Miss Eagles, Stoudsburg % sc
Jacob Hufsnlit Chesnuthiil, 20 o. 43
Road Vi3ws.
Amount paid Sr laying roads different townships 100
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28
Ed Scott. Goaler, for SUPPORT of Convicts


Boarding Francis J. Staples from April May
weeks day, week. $500
Washing for Francis J. Staples 5eweek at I2h
Turning key 3 times, t12h
Boarding Jonas four
Boarding 'front.' to February
rao1 s9 itl s. Il 1rss %ssss Is 9Pd Ja as Ris 1890
Washing mndg for Jonas ne, Ii weeks and day so
Turning Keys twice,
Boarding fomySepteabe 1910,
1871, thirysix weeks and four days,
Washing and mending thirty weel and four days,
Turning
Boarding Oliver January to February
four andfO days 60
Washing and mending
Turning
Boarding William Bower days
rs
Washing bed clothes from April 1916 ls4I,
.s % e sn " cases s ss9i @i ss gao. weeks. sS
Of
pillow for IS
Making pillow ticks and altering bedncks 37h
Making three towels and repairing blankets for gao 3M
Making blankets for gaol 25
,Nhhewashlng cleaning 1S0 so
Making shirts for Francis j. Staples so
do and panaoons for j. Yidme, 90
Whitewashng four cleaning S4 90
Cleaning privy foro year.
Waiting upon one week. wien sick in gaol
.: 81: 4: s:E: e. ,..., Anthony, +
1877
DR. To checks part paid settlement 1sI
Court CRIER.
William Haock l9 days, l9oo
LuquiSinonS on Dead Bodies.
Ia1d0lph Smith, Esq. Of the body Of Jacob Buke,
found dead 1912
Simon Gruber ESQ on the body of Gano drowned II 80
John w. Burnett, Esq the body Of Hiram Barton, ~ 90
hanged 10
AUDITORS-Amount paid for Auditing County Ac zoo
counts for 1910, SIS each, so 90
tudlo.s Clerk, James II. Walton, ~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-02-28

Peter Keller, Lumber, do
Charles Drake, work done, do
Henry Hollinshead, do do
Nathan Crook, for Iron, do
Edward Postens, boarding hands, do
do 5; hauling, do
William P Hallock, work done, do
Oliver D. Stone, do do
Johnson Postens, do do
Henry Carter, hauling, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
Prices OF Provisions.
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Oct s-Beans white, sac; Beef, No. and ,,
Prime and Mess 7a0; Butter American, yellow lOal2;
Candles mould IA lai6; Sperm 34a36 Cheese American
IiaIs; Goldfish, 2a2 4; do hhds GAS; Corn, Indian
sheed sa4; Flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore, Ia 4al5;
do New Orleans Is 2aO0 o. Hams, Am loal5; Herrings
smoked sa4 Lard NJ o., Halls; Macksrel, No g. 5a5 4;
Onions 4a5; Pork cargo Eastern Mess 9al2; do New
Orleans Gala; do clear l4al6 Potatoes 2a2 d Rice, Ia
4; Coffee quality 8; 2nd and srd quality Sal;
do rriage 4a5 Honey 3; Molasses. 81 gaens. SUI
gars assorted hi white hf brown, 81 7Aa5 81 do white
alone 7as3, do brown alone, 3a4 do yellow alone 4a5l
Segsrs sa26; Lumber hoops 30a32 Boa d. Portland W.
I7als other Eastern ports 22a22 a; Pitch Pine 7a22 4;
Shingles Gas a. hid Shocks with headings, Call Sugar.
box shocks, 6a6l.
Erchange.-On London, so days sight IL ID prem;
New York. " 81 prem; Boston, a prem; New Or
leans short sight IA prem; Spain, 6ss prem; Paris,
par disct.
Fyeiehs-Bac 90; Hamburg and Bremen, fa s;
G Britain e. 10; Cowes and market in the Bait, e.
s. United States, 81 per box sugar. rails per bag
Coee $2t 3 per hhds Measses; France 70a 80 francs;
Mediterranean e. az TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22


On Friday morning. JANE wife of John Finch Printer,
in the 30th year Of her age
The friends Of the family requested to attend the fu-
neral this afternoon at o'clock, from her late residence
No 34t Oak str Get.
On Friday afternoon 2lst instant, after lingering i'll
ness Mrs. MARY KERNs widow Of john in the 65th year
OF her age.
The friends of the family invited to attend the ne-
raj Sunday afternoon at O'clock from the
residence Of Peter c. Palmer SO West Broadway without
further invitation.
On Friday 2lst instant, at quarter past seven A. NJ
Mrs. SARAH rect OF the late Terrence Waters aged II
years. native Of Newtown Clifony, parish of Aham-
sh Sligo county Ireland, 80 years resident of this
. city.
Her friends those OF George Gardiner Brooklyn and
John Mclon invited attend funeral tomorrow
Sunday at four p M from her late residence rs
street.
On Thursday evening MARY SoHPrA, daughter of Will
liam w. and Charlotte Sophia Pinneo, aged years
o. of o. FThe representatives Of the r. w. Grand
Lodge of the State OF New York. will assemble in Grand
Lodge Room Sunday next the 23d instanta IL O'Clock
NJ pay the last tribute Of respect to departed bro
tber p G. Treasurer George Chatllon N full Regalia
The Subordinate Lodges in this city and Kings County
afectionaely invited attend the funeral in full
gala and meet 1t National Hall Canal street. at IL O'Clock
NJ in Lodge form, and report to the Grand Marsha All
visiting brehre in the city invited TO attend. Lodges
who intend to unite with the c. Lodge will please send
dele gate TO National Hall this evening" at o'clock
By order, * - ~ =
JOHN G. TREADWELL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

That which is usually the busy season;is nearly at
close, and goods which have been heavy evince fur
fher depression sale of Foreign Wool took place at
puction with the following results -
Terms-Over $500 six months.
Wool-12e bales Cordora 95al0tc; bags washed l5tc;
f6 bales Rio Grande white lac; do saSony. Ate; do
hyperion l04c IL do Mestzo as4c - do 3aiIc As
bags washed Buenos Ayres 7fasc do Marquetas nc;
bales picked and washed 4fal4Sc; 80 do unwashed part
fine 3asfc ieio Montevideo ss9ac; 10 do 6s7c 10 do
Entire Rios, washed 7ac; do fine lambs, Adj do Dampa,
tlc do white Creole washed ~ 9tc per Id.
Coon-The stock is 5000 bales The sales have been
hoe bales Upland 6a9 400 do Mobiles 6al0 400 do New
Orleans, 6tal0
CoGee-rhe market is dull and prices low. The sales
have bags Brazil 7fa9; 450 do Laguayre eia9
oo do Cuba ~ aS2 800 Sumatra IT; 400 Java l0al
SOO 81 Domingo, 64a63.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

EOk On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Price Current of Copa.
va Capsules, Acids. Dyewoods, Lunar ic sgurr-
reeype Chemeais, German Silver sc. Be- SC See fourth
s-s----- oil
WANTED-A Lady sing and riay ON 1,e ,iano behind
" screen, ~ respectable saloon IN inns civ address
w ~ a, hs ON stanS terms with aud where an
'o'''o. "'as v. 'a'. o2i 3lsr
w ~ Eh bOAkD-Ihc proprie,ors of tte Waverley
ayefy, reduced pr,ce from their former cha ges.
The HOUSE. u well adsptedfor the M ;i;..
being YER, quiet and situated IN mar, oc
Their table will alwas he suppl ed with The hes, ,s,s;
the msrket ahof sud their wines OF the choice d.
scpton. To families single gentlemen wish m ob
gen ee bod, opportunity offered where thew a,
cate themselves moderate price, whe ali The
ncnces and Injuries thai afforded in hotsI may
found. - ~
o22 3tissr OhASBEE & CARTER
APPROXIMATIONS WANTED person who s acqpsin.
4 ted with the residence of Mr. Thomas Vance Mrs Eliza
Vance will oblge the subscriber by Forwarding few lines To
him at the Merchants Hotel Charleston, 5. q.
oio Iwsr HENRY CANNING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

LoypoN,Packet ship Quebec-C w Palmer Mr. Senior and
lady New York; Miss Chapman Mr. Richie Iadv o ch,i
and servant Brookyn sM Gardner lady rhIsdei
pa; NJ Miller Virginia; Robert Chapman DR. Turner adv
children and servant, jamaica WI Major Wanwr;ybt
ef the Brush Army John sisbert, Canada; Mrs Phillips Bath,
England. ''
NV ORLgAss-Ship Shakspeare-Duncsn Kennedy ID
Kennedy yr, Large, } Droulard, NJ Emerson IA 4,
Bradley John Ande,s9o Miss Frances Hsrrod New oeans;
New Yort Jsndon, Mrs Morgan md servant Miss 4
Morgan. Philadelphia; Mrs Meeker aud child, Mrs Lewis
! t,auwrigh Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
Provision Market.

Meats declined in every market cold weather sets in
|There are large quantities of poultry coming into market
and great supply of butter and other produce The
lat is censa pound-abou nine less than families
|pay to the grocers. Those who much butter will
lind il 10 their adv antage TO purchase from the whars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
sstsres Nos. % -awn and ms Fulton styssfD


SATURDAY.
. AT io1i o'clock in the sale rooms.
xtsnsve furniture sae-The entire household furniture OF
Aso-a quantity Of furniture removed for convenience Of
Aso-a splendid stock warranted city made cabinet farn-
Piano Fortes-At ~ o'clock in the Fulton street store
without ssendd and second hand piano orte
including Two beautiful 'q McSbR Tsm'u" instruments
Atloh o'clock. at the auction room,
Extra Sale OF Dry Goods, clothing London cloths css
books guns cutlery and various ether goods The CLOTH cas
msre'' &c will be sold IN r !G; e ,1 purchaser"
AT lo1s s'clock in the sale. room.
matchmaker and jewelers. Stock-Wl be sold without
serve by order extensive stock Of the above
goods
Particulars in time
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY,
., At l03s O'Clock ~ the sales room.
EsTan New and see.nS HEnd Of
bes dressing French bedsteads marble top
bies rocking chairs washand divans work tables quarter
sdeSosrd brussels and ingram carpets looking glass gilt
once desks cain chairs, dining tables astral lamp
Also al me cooking stoy Tsiirrsn.v
Al l0lS o'clock, in the sale room;
ssIs S hoe. pale sherry
tea in casnste ms favans and Principe sesars.
A'0' D''nse' and ' %EDS ssEf%EpslSY9e'
AZ 10Y O'Clock, at the auction room.
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &c
80 At loh o'clock. in the sales
Elegant Furniture P,sno, Nc
At l0h o'clock, in the sales yoom
valuable collection Of paintings with portfolio Of
cravings. belonging to the estate Of the late VIM Dunlap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
RAFFLE. RAFFLE. RAFFLE

GENTLEMEN'S CLOAkS
ITO BE RAFFLED for positively the first Of Novem-
Der next two spIenpid blue cloth gcntemens Spanish
Circular Coaks, with cipes Handsomely made up with vel
yet collar and facinzs lined with silks and complete
in other Tickets 81 so each As rattle will
positively take place the above named Tickets
be paid for when the numbers
As anumbsr Of Tickets already sod gentlemen wishing
chance would do well to apply eahy-s such chance sci
dem oersthe highest and lowest numbers have CLOAK
each For further particulars: apply No. Murray street.
corner Broadway, where the closks o be
tNoylsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
PASSENGERS Arrived I.

LyEsrooL-Pscket ship Eurose-Nss C. Miller, Mrs T. q
Marshall and family, Jameson, Kennedy-and 80 in the
LIyERPooL-Ship Csenl Parkhill-Augustn Mullett Mrs
Mulleu, Alfred Mnllett, Mulett Masters + Maiict
Muett, 4 Mullet, Miss Eliza Wostcombe VIM Cav Thos
Alosely-l93 IN steerage. = -'' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

On Thursday 9th instant, by the Rev. VIM Quarter NJ.
daughter Of Edward Flanagan, Esq, of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

Af6E 49,.
STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
r AND NEW YORK.
YLA-SO UTILaMPTON
BELGIAN STEINER BRITISH QUEEN.
The day. Of ih: ~sno%n Steamship. have
s. Sr m FiS% ssGf s O. ss% S sS. rS
SSS Sept i lsIe sss sSy,. a. a. A as;
rSs: Of %si. 70, sGn "sn
board plan continental hotel IN the best
manner and at fixed and moderate prices assen being only
The PRICE Of either the above ports also be
preferred with meals and stewards fees included for
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship.
f w iAs' p'SMG %I AssS y''
So r EMfEaESFaH sTEAM SAe 81 ~ ABB sf
M s.e.. Ei Linz BsssH.
whole w na and pss BY leaving Wed
in kne weather and the inland passage weather For
freight or passage april on , board, TO
Charl-.ton. 8. C.. Oct 10, 1872. Oh swsr
xOQ7 "a OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
Vanderbilt sn % is .ss@GS Ss steamboat
SS io Ssny on Thursday 18Th inst at five
Passage SO cents and berths 50 cents.
blight freight taken reduced prices. For further
particulars enquire on bDaTd. oil 2Otsr
~~ - NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Fme
steamer s PAssRc :ps csD ana 5Sh s0% 9a
being coTrstey and siegeTy rs's her
FOO, of Barclay st. New York. ol o'clock A. NJ and
Centre wharf, Newark, at o'clock A. M and half past
On Sundays the Psssac will leave New York at sk A. NJ
and NJ. Leave Newark at A. M and at O'clock r. Nj,
Freight ofevery description carried reduced prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
TIVOI.I SALOON

'THE LARGEST aud splendid Saloon the city for
Musical Soi,e-s, Concerts Assemblies Military Balls
Private md Public Dim Parties, roiticL Meetings-with
out distinction of Tue Pr gain
To himself and his establishment reputation independent Of
prot) has leased from the such will
enable him compel. any estabhm en shall
happy make Tin accordance with
tmes with all who him with call and
them that pains expense will be spared to
sfaction.
VIM p. DENMAN, Proprietor
p s. Tuesday evenings OF each week apart Invita-
alls. oe Imsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

large and enthusiastic mee,i.s of the
"a Wing , I Of Is Fs ward hsld d. evening Of
AID John T. Lonon and WIN. Thompson appointed secre
taIiss
The object of the meeting was briefly stated by Charles L.
% wsh me following resolutions Were offered and
ResolvsJ That regard the BY tn. Con
ieona Con enton Of this district being Of character
being fully Impressed with the importance s 'S 81 Ss
sh us! 60 The indy dga selected TO represent us
g 70 d%,nd nst he ?, man the People no, The
Resolved That his me ting do cheeally and unanimously
Wing OF
HoBBYa man long and f.voably known the fend &c
whig brief combining The capacity and intent to
RESOLVED, THAI 10 ntrs Ibis nomination TO the public
ere well aware that y will with fierce from
pepdsnee of The bone boldly forward and
award that support which the
dearest interests demand.
j. ~ II iT nssncS Secretaries. oaa.,.i.n
FIRST WARD, ATTENTIoN!-;The North River Check
Monday Evening next O'clock business of mpor
lance TO the Working Class Punctual attendance every
oaa q s&m.b NORTH RIVER RABBLE
Ceebraton the itth inst takes method to re-
turn his sincere thanks to the following gentlemen his Aids
'A'' S isS! Cent @ s,yler, e,na VIM L Morris,
GEM Gsham, Ss"I Gem. M Me- fennsil
Col Col H'ff Robinson Col Fio MSrr; ,ho0v
Col BENJAMIN " benson, Or Mast Thompson,
kl,ui G9 s 2 Gr''o Cap; WI M! CSDTnel
o%F Randolph. Esq. ca Cap! james "wiss s1d.,
Jane, Nssbs, ESD. Jno Todse, Esq.
siias S Howell, Esq Geo 6 HopEins, ESQ
Your duties srduous but performed VII aacrty and
l am yours, with great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUsHMAN
PRESENTS.
TIFFANY, YOUNG Il ELLIS,
BroadOay, opposite The Park.
q h y nge of PerfO m a n


In the various Fancy Manufactures of England France,
Germany, China, &c
HAVE received by late arrivals great variety OF beautiful
"A move lilies. which renders their elegant and En-
tenaIve than before In will be found superior asso
Boa o wood and Ebony Goods Chinese Fancy Article.
yam and fancy Stationery Fancy Porcelain and Glass
gallery Berlin Iron and Bronze 0ooda
ferfumery Fans Of all kinds
Brushes and Combs Papier Mache & Velvet Good.
Indian Curiosites Umbrella, Parasols d Shades
Walking Canes suspender Games Opera Glasses french
yewery, Riding WHIPS Accodions, Music Boxes Mantei
Omamens Oil Paintings " Boivn's" Gloves. and nnume-
rable variety Of
Elegant articles of Taste and Utility,
nieab for presents all Of which pleasure in show
% and will sell at such moderate be sasaco
~ TO all pun chasers.
No 250 broadway,
OILS imissec Directly oonosits tbe Ctv Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
= Howqua Mixture-Ths tremely delicious and uppsra
leled Tea highly celebrated in China Euope .t i'm,
loed nnow for sale 1.-THE Canton Tea Company Gensr
Tea Estsblshment i2l Chatham New York,n Sn1nssc
packages. Prices 80 cent? and 81. oi~im~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
MARITIME HERALD.

. 10 snip Masters.
We andl estce.a II avor If captains " vessels asnyin.
here, will Commodore A. Bssse Of fleet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

repor OF the shipping left the whence they sailed The
esse spoken their s Of their cargo and any
oegn newspapers they may have Commodore Bassert VIII
oaId them their arrival We Will recproeAis
the favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
To Correspondents.

Our spondents foreign respectfully requisite
send BY every vessel all the intelligence they
obtain. Nautical information OF any kind, IRON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
pORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. az. Isaa.


sun RuEs... $50 MOON RISES 6 81
IL ! HIGH wsrER... 4,
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lie them in the vault and receive certificate or draft on
be New Orleans office at small premium, say two per
nt emitting him his correspondent take the same
mount of specie out Of the vault there By this opera
ion the desired object of reducing the currency here
increasing it in New Orleans is done by course Of mail
say seven days. Here is great saving in time and
evidently The risk then is that specie deposited
i'll be used for other purposes To prevent this the
rongcst guards requisite 1t very evident that
hen such machinery should be short time in opera
the quantity specie necessary each point would
ust itself by the wants of the business For instance
will suppose that necessary send 100000
New Orleans. That would be put into the vaults
ere, and released from the vaults there the
|as of business The change in the currencies pro-
uced would change the of business and after the
pse of few months itwoud become necessary to send
+ much back to New York The dollars would then be
put into the vault in New Orleans and released here IN
be course of mail, it having lain dormant in the office
ere since it was deposited to send 20 New Orleans
uantity Of specie would thus necessarily lay idle but
lot near large remains idle in the vaults Of rick
ny, unstable and fraudulent banks. The amounts they
ave held. according their statements have been
pillows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

:, NOTICE TO PKE.iEMPIiON CLhIMAMTs.
any townships design ited in this proclamation
Of the provisions Of the act Of 22d Juoe 1885, extended and
modified Of LIST June, 1870 Of the provisions of
latter where those l,ws st apply g such claims BY
June by virtue Of the act of the 9Th September
each granting certain privileges another and different class
Settlers requested the satisfaction
Register ana Receiver Of the proper Land Once sud make
therefor practicable after this
and before the day appointed for the Of
lie sale Of the land above designated such claims
will be foriei,cd.
Where the subsequent the ug Of the pas shall
TO the day fired for the
above refcne will be forfeited not proven up and raid
for prisr to the expiration OF such year .
THO H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the Geperai Land ODfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22
Philadelphia Auction.
AUCTION SALE
BY LYONS 4 HART,
IN corner Chestnut and Fourth streets mn ,farx

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT
Sor Ma1sgen Of Theatres, Fancy Bail Costumen Amateur
On TUESDAY MORNING, Oct, Is, at 10 o'clock,
BY catalogue without the whole OF the splendid and
well selected wardrobe the property Mr. Wemyss
for many Of the Walnut in this
been ,de up and by the best wardrobe keepers the
Allen, long and ayoby Known the costumer of Mr. E.
Forrest Mr Taylor. Mrs Vache Mrs Lewis, Mr. Keyser, Mr.
Warren Mrs Harvey and Others the limits of advert Use
men VIII not admit Of full description therefore only
Of dresses for Rcheeu Zanhe Theba the Vision
Of the Sun, the Jewess, SC.
Also few old relics, such the complete dress with
sword by the late MIR Warren Sir John Falsta an
Cooke &c.
sale. -
Any wishing purchase any the private
SALE can do time previous the nth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-22

W. WARD. Auctionecr :
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.-A. &. HUMBERT
Co will sell this morning. at half past 10 o'clock in the
s3msn Of Mouehdld Furniture being the balance from
the Kitchen Utensils, with which the SAFE will commence
High and low post Beitead Feather Beds first quatv Hair
Ingram and yenan Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Mahogany
Chars Windsor aud Cane Seat do uted
ias Marble aud Mahogany nclosed Wash Stands Dress
ing and plan Bureaus; Gard and Work Tables; Looking
Glasses, Pier Tables, Foot Stools, &C.
no Fores-Aso st rate second hand Piano Fortes
Chec Srockery Nc Also French and English Dinng Tea
Mptei Clicks Vases aud Flowers; Table Cutlery &c. Sale
positive o22 It*n
A UCTION NOTICE.-Lsrge sale Of elegant furniture Of
a all descriptions, This Day at lO O'clock the
Ann and lis Fulton THOS. BELL,
o22r Auctoneer.