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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16
VN CIIANCERY-Before the Wee Cham
d celor--Willam Van Hook Charles Dubois, Britain

I'm CUANCERY-Befor the Vice Cham
d celor.--Wiam Van Hook u.s. Charles Dubois, Britain
Cutler and Josiah Montague. :;
the above capse +" sold at PUBLIC auction nasr me
by f. H. Ludlow auconcr Jon the 10th Gay OF April next,
at u O'clock noon day, the Merchants Exchange
In the city OF New York,
A the rest residue and remainder OF the term of years
yet to come and ncxpired and to al HAT Lot OF Land
situate in the Sixteenth Ward OF the City OF York on
tue northweerv side of the Third Avenue distant iortysx
norieasterv from Scventeentsrec being twentytre
feet breadth in front and rear and one hundred feet
in depth each side together with the buildings thereon
StaEdIDg."
And also all the rest residue and remainder of the
Of years Yet and unexpred, Of in and TO all that
Lot OF Land in tue Sixteenth Ward oi the CITY OF New
York the norweStery side OF the Third Avenue, distant
uneylsvo feet Gorv stery from Observation-Disclosures being
twenty-three feet breadth in front and renr and
hundred feet in depth each side together with the build
;pgs thereon Standing; which lenses were originally granted
by Peter Gerard Suyycsani, April 0 1888 for the term Of
tentyone wears, the yearly OF dollars
PAYABLE a yearly and subject also ,ls to Two a Pnewh OF
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL Master in ChancerJ.
William Van Hook Solicitor. mo 2aw tAlo
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
Il cellor-Willam Van Hook vs. Charles Dubois William
StehbinS, Franklin s. Kinney.
above entitled will lie sold AT fuhc auction, at The
Merchants Exchange IN the city OF Ncw-for! under the
direction of the subscriber one OF the Masters oi this Court
ny E. H. Ludlow, auconeer on the 10th day OF April next
nj IL O'clock, nnOn OF that day,
All the rest residue and reminder OF the term OF years
yet unexpired of in and all that lot of ground suate in
the Sixteenth Ward the City OF New York. on the North
westerly side OF the Third Aveauc, distant sixiy-nne
Norteastery from Seventccn-street, being twentytree
feet IN breadth, in front and and one hundred feet
depth each side, together with the buildings thereon
Standing, which Loa>e originally granted by Peter
Genrd Sluyyesapt the 9th day of April 1885, for the
eftwentyone at year y rent ofegtyree dollars,
payable half yearly >ec. also L, two renewals OF twenty
one ys s5w s9s NswYo Wr flfe e eSnpnE
WILLIAM VAN Hook Sol. Master in Chancty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16
DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael U

aD shoeer first Judge OF the Court OF Common ps,tu
for the City and County ut NewYo rk notice herds,
given pursuant IN The provisions OF the au,1riz,
attachments against nonresident debtors. TINT ai:acv
ment has Issued against William Fawceu,l.
resident OF London, in the Kingdom britain an I
that the will be sold for the payment o! his debit U.
less he appear and discharge such attachment according
law within nine months after the frs, publication OF this d
of this State and the delivery him for his use OF ar
property within this State belonging TO him. and The aat
Ter any such property by him forbidden by law al.
are void Dated, 10th September, 1871. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16

JAMES DIEFENDORF,
PETER VI DOX.
THOMAS T. FLAGLER,
STATS GREEN.
ROBERT HARPIR.
HENRY X. HIGGINS,
HORACE HUNT,
JESSE IVES,
ROSSITER P. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM JONES.
JAMES MckIE. Jr.,
AUSTIN PIERCE.
THOMAS r. POWELL,
FRANCIS 0. PRATT.
JOSEPH C. SHELTON.
GEORGE A. SIMMONS,
ROBINSON SMILEY,
ALBERT SMITH.
FREDERICK STARK.
OREN STlMSDN,
GEORGE :. STONE,
JOSEPH TICKER,
EMORY F. WARREN,
DAN. :. WRIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16
TAYNE,S HAIR TONIC.-For the

~ growth preservation and restoration Of me d.
nropreIor having devoted many wears OF SuiF 10 'e t
men of The TInir has at length succeeded in composing
preparation which has proved elneniy s 10 vgy
numerous instances promoting the growth ara >rs
nin the roots the Hair and several cases wA" o'
mess has existed tor has produced fine vigorous
yrnw,lo hair testified TO by several a'5f r's
Individuals whose certificates accompany ne ls. pm
To the ladies The Hair Tonic i particularly teSo,i.,
I'D II rvcs luSl!riant briancy 10 the tai' aii. st'e
The curlS fror, the effects OF dampncss or notion
~; 10. Jcs;-,bc assistant giving ,lie1n thick go>>y,
ne and curling appearance. Prepared and sold by
JAYNE Philadelphia. air ,r;,,
},vnss Hair ronic-Aher giving this article iar al,
we lnhea,ingly pronounce it to he wat II ptGSs e
hest article without exception, in use Tor ,i. @
lion md preservation Of the Human Hair kow m nv
merous instances where Hair has been rcsioeu 10
,;cb have been bald ami we mink we c''u.
10 reaer favor than recommend TO all orr readers
are losing their hair to make trial ., l, Nom
aelv -, SIT I,tri,s, phiadelnha
Sold in New-York at wholesale ami retail, by A. Is y y.
Sands Druggists Nos. - and 100 Fuons = D. Rro,
Co.. Broadway, and David Sands y Co. - r,, In,
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ACROMATIC TEJEScopES

ACROMATIC TELESCOPES
o: which he has excellent assortment on hand will, or
wtiout stands; also astronomical aud terrestrial Spy.
Glasses OF various sizes Pocket do for d1aren, dsnnrr
Theatre DO Tor one or I'VE eyes; plain complicated Mi.
crosccpeE &c &c-on second floor OF No 25i Broadway
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16

IN PURSUANCE of am )rderof the Sur
a. rogate of the County of NewYork Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against David Reeve late
at the City OF New-York carpenter, dec ased, present
ihc same with the vouchers thereof subscriber Henry
b. Bolster No. Gil Fourth street in the City of New York,
on or before the second day OF July
Dated NewIork, The twenty-e.iitiI day OF December
4. D. 1871. CATHARlNE REEVE, Administrative.
deg Iays6n:: HENRY B. BOLSTER .Atlmnist.a;nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16

a URDf4K OF Ashley Sampson, ESQov
Up Of the Supreme Court Commissioners residing III;
the County OF Monroe, Notice is hereby given that an
tachnrn has issued against the OF Martin X. Sbaht
as nonresident Debtor, on due proof 10 him pursuant
te Grc0ns oi the statute concerning attachments agald
abscondng concealed and nonresident Debtors and liz he
the same will be sold for the payment Of his debts ans
appear and discharge the said attachment according TO laspf
within nlnc months iron! tie first pubitaron OF this notice.
and lhal me payment OF any debts due him by reslenb
o tbs state and the delivery him for his at anJur
property within this State belonging TO him, and the tram.
Ter OF any such property by him, forbidden by law ant
are void Dated Rochester, October 10, l94l nv
ole laMlm Attorney fur ii1nciinrr z r..i.,c..- 4 L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16

IN PURSUANCE fan Order of the Sur
Il rogate OF the County Of NcwYork Notice IS hereby
given To all person, having claims against Catarne McII
ran late ni the City OF Ncw-fork widow. deceased pre-
sent the with the vouchers thereof ~ the subscriber,
the Office of his Attorney William L. Hodges No 10 Church
street, in the City OF NcwYork, before the Eight
teenh day OF July next.
Dated Ncwiork the thirteenth day Of February Is -
jal4 lawGm ANDREW ANDERSON Administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16
W. H.,
sic law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditors
pY ORDER of Charles Hathaway, f:

R1 ORDER OF CHARLES IIa1haWav, f Il
e. quire, Supreme Court Commissioner Notice is her c
given that attachment has issued against the cStaea
Daniel lloyt nonresident debtor and that saaa
will be sold Tor thr payment OF his debts unless he appse
AMI discharge such attachment, according law within np
payment Of any debts due 10 him by residents OF this Stat
and the delivery to him. for his of any property with
this State belonging 10 him; and the any uoy
property by him forbidden bv law and vod-Dan
the FL day OF March, 1912 GORDON Y IUGHSTOS 10
me- law9m Attorneys for a,arhlno creditors r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16

PcheviEg that The present session of Congress
could not BE- devoted 70 better purpose than to
perfect some measure af legislation TO afford such
protection 10 our manufacturing interests, we in
troduced into the Senate of this State series OF
resolutions expressing our judgement and urging
the subject upon the consideration OF our Senator.
and Representatives in Congress assembled, u,lcl
endeavorcd TO procure action upon the same but
without Success. our opponents would not allow
US the opportunity Of expressing our opinions
clearly and dehnitivclyu upon tina, most important
subject.
Among the measures of thu preSen; Legislature,
the controversy between this State and Virginia
has an important place. The Judiciary Commit
tea OF the Senate, after having under consideration
mat portion of the Governor Message relating to
me controversy between this State and the com
monwealth OF Virginia. from the commencement
al TINS session. on the last full day of the session
brought IN an act to repeal the law of 1870 grant
ing the night OF trial By jury To those who were
Claimed as fugitive slaves within this Sta,e-s,ril
Ing from under the feet OF the Oppressed Thar
safeguard of human liberty which exists in the do.
termination of jury of his peers And this ,b,y
recommended on the strength of decision Of the
supreme Court OF the United States not involving
the RICH, OF personal freedom, but based onlyup
the sueetion whether the owner Of a person held
10 service, or his agent upon retakins him as "a
fugitive slave and carrying him to MARYLAND, with
out the aid OF any court of law is guilty of KID
nappi.g under the statute of Pennsylvania We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-16

ne history OF our country. and iadeed the events
OF the past year, teach in language which can
not be misunderstood. and with a force which can
not be gainsayed TINT civil rights and poli,ca! lib
erty to be guarded BY continued vigilance. ard
upheld only by unrsnliited efforts Ii is not that
we are apprehcnsivc that you do not sufficiently
appreciate the iaestimab!c ,aue of the high prit-
clPies which we as a part. maintain that we thus
caution you against supinencss, and urge you to
action but it Is that We know. for experience mas
so taught US, that victory is too often succeeded
by state OF careless >ecurity.. Such was on. con.
dltsn when the political enemy Q: our peace broke
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
CONGRESS-Wednesday'sP Proceeding


In the Senate, the Federalsts continued to vote down
and coffee in the free arcles-Lost by strict party
VOTE 90 to 27-The Feds voted down Mr.. Benton's
proposition to strike off the clause, laying duty
pins and knitting needles. Lost. The vote on the
silks manesls the propensity in the ma
ory to Cypress the poor The bill lays duty of 81
so per pound on oil silks Common silks not costing
more than 50 90, to pay the same duty as silks
costing high 50 90, and silk aces costing from
Sl2 to $50.
Mr.. Wright moved 10 substitute 30 per cent I'D va.
lorem The Federalists voted it down; and thus voted
in favor of taxing the coarse common silks worn by
poor people as high as silks worn by the rich
They voted down proposition Of Mr.. Rives to re.
duce the duty from l2 TO per gallon on French
wines Mr.. Rives said the reduction would have
increased The importation much as TO give more
revenue than IL cents would; and would also largely
increase the expectation Of tobacco and cotton He in.
stanced the effect such reduction had once before.
Mr.. Benton gave notice that he wished to offer amend
mens touching the duty on salt! On his motion the
Senate adjourned Globe.
In the House of Representatives the Army bill was
taken up. The amendment proposing TO disband the
regiment Of Dragons authorized by the of SO
carried, Us 10 55.-After further proceedings, Mr..
Gushing said he would longer struggle against the
contemplated reductions He foresaw they would be
made in spite of all his efforts. AT O'clock all fur.
Their debate cut off by the rule. MIR. Adams 8
amendment TO reduce the number of each company
from so to ~, was adopted Further amendments
were adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05
(Frorn the ". J. Piebean, flag. 81
.9rriral Of the Coiumbid- Three Days Later }rol
FugI1nd

England.
The Royal Mail steamship Columbia, Capt. c. II.
E. Jndkins, arrived at Boston Monday morning, hay.
ing left Liverpool on the 18th ult, making the passage
in ~ days and 10 hours.
She brought 40 passengers to Halifax, left II there.
and took in l2 additional, making Al to Boston She
brings London and Liverpool papers to the 18th ult
The Britannia arrived at Liverpool on Saturday the
10TH
The cotton market presented no new feature, being
yet dull. The fall in the funds, both at London and
Paris accustomed by the death of The Duke of Orleans,
did not continue
The British Government have demonstrated against
the additional duty imposed in France upon British
linens and linen yarns.
The Anti Corn Law Conference have issued another
circular, calling upon the people TO hold meetings, and
send Populations to London, to consult with the
league, und 10 seek interview with the cabinet, 10
induce them TO proong the sitting of Parliament, and
reconsider the questions of repeal OF the corn and
other provision laws
1'HE COUNTRY AS time goes on, the "staie OF the
country grows more urgent. Indications really aarni'
counts in Parliament, and the public events of the
week. The result exhibited by the revenue tables,
shows that the consumption Of imported commodities
has fallen off 10 the extent of nearly half million In
value within the last three months
FRANCE
The French Chambers were convoked for the 10Th
OF July by royal ordinance. The first business would
be the consideration Of regency bill. The hing wall
open the session in person. and orders have been gwen
to make the necessary preparations The speech from
the throne ia be limited To the proposal of the Re-
gency question to the Chambers. The Duke de Ne
mours spoken Of the probable Regent, but many
incline conde that trust 10 the Queen; others 10 the
Duchess of Orleans.
"The Duke Of Orleans" says the UniUers, "appears
to have had presentlment of early death; for he
said two days before the late disaster to The Princess
Cement;ne who speaking TO him Of the chances
of his future life, shall die young, sister; shall die
shortly"
LISBON July 1lth.-7he Portuguese Commission.
ers have given in their final report TO the reduc-
tons in the tariff, which reduction Of forty per
cent upon one class OF British manufactured goods
20 per cent. upon another They did not of course,
touch the question to the reduction in our tariff up
on the importation of Portuguese wines
A fire broke out, on the night Of the 10Th, at Con-
persons TO ruin.
The Greek Patriarch is dead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05
From The Portland .

the Portland .frqus If JUN 30
THE BOUNDARY LINE-TERMS OF THE TREATY, sc.
We know the great anxiety felt by the people oil
Name to learn the particulars respecting the treayJus
concluded between Lord Ashburton and our Govern
ment regard TO the settlement OF the Boundary CUES
tom and shall therefore proceed, substantially, TO state
them In The first place ii may be proper to say that
all our Commissioners have, far know or have
son to believe, done their whole duty faithfully We
saw this because Of the nsinuatons, to the contrary
thrown out in various quarters respecting the oil
JUDGE PEBBLE who, instead Of meritng censure, de.
serves his full share of Communications We repeat
what we have heretofore sad that there has not been
the slightest grounds for the vile communications in Sc
verai papers censung his Asnothlng has been
sad against the others they need no defence.
The boundary is TO be substantially the one fixed by
the King of the Netherlands. 1t includes, we believe
small strip of barren territory at the extreme North,
in the Canadas not given in the award. For the claim
to the territory coded to Great Britain, the u States
get the disputed grounds in n Hampshire, also strip
Shout three quarters Of mile wide, The whole distance
Of the line of Vermont, bordering on the BRUSH Eos
sessions and Rouses Point in N. York.
Massachusetts gets Si50,000, and Maine an equal
sum- as the value in part, of the land surrendered
Maine also gets the expenses OF the AroostooK war
and the Civil Posse amounting TO about oOOO, max
inc about half, Million in all. She also gets the free
navigation Of the ST. John to the mouth; ana all Iis
tributaries with the right Of exporting all the lumber
and produce in British vessels, 10 England, ana her
dependencies, the same terms ana cohotons Una
tney would De entitleQ 10 " tiC Pioo"S' ". VS.
mics This arrangement, gives the whole valley of the
ST, John, OH the American side, including the ARGOS
took and its other tributaries, the choice OF markets
1t easily to see therefore, that the products OF that
whole region will be shipped to the West Indies and
and other British ports.
Under these circumstances, it is but reasonable to
suppose that only will the timber be rapidly stripped
off and carried to good market, but That The terrible
lands in that section will soon fill up with hardy yeo
men, rs matter Of dollars and cents ace do not hest
tate to sag that Maine ,cu make capital bargain
the treaty shall be ratified Nor are acc prepared 10 sag
Vermon, and Ne,o York, together ,eiA the free napiga
ZION ofAe ST. John, and The free trade in the lumber ana
products Of fertile ralry, are nota tuu compensation
contrary, We think il is.
The u s. ge, less territory, in quantity, than they
surrender to be sure, but it is more valuable IN qnay
and if it really lacks any thing IN vaiue' wncn y
a question. il ia much more than made up in The
free navigation of the st. John, and the ffeerade IL
the products Of its valley.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

MIDWAY ACADEMY, at Charlottesville, Ya-Ibe sixth ses-
fl sion Of Academy viii the Isl Il sepem-
her, and terminate The is Of July folio" nemaking the
length of the Session ten months
The course studies will embrace the following branches
English Grammar Arithmetic, Geography and English Compo
sition-a thorough and extensive Of MaeI
mstry Natural Phiosopy-Hnglish History, (rertEonL
umcs England and the Latin and Greek Languages
raure We have provided Philosophical and Chemical Appa
raus; and whenever requisiie we Illustrate by experiment
these sciences, Chemistry and Natural PbiI sophy.)
The object Of Academy is qualify Student ertrr
any University College In the United States him
the various pursuits Of after life.
7e,ms-For niOn in all tie above branches except Chemistry
Natural Philosophy tor these additional charge Of
dollars Ia required) $50
For board including every thing, 40
CHArLEs SLAUGHTER,
ALEXANDER DUKE,
Charlottesville, Va Aug. s, 1e42.
A Slaughter with whom the subscriber resides
CHARLES SLAUGHTER
Aug6 2f-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

n ENTAIL SURGERY-R HUDSON. DEsTAL srnaror,
~ Richmond Ta continues T. supply the loss OF Teeth from
one 10 Beautiful lnconupiible Artificial Substitutes,
in will The wear1r and
great utility maeiou and enunciaion. Ten years
sye practical experience Dentist. both In this country and
Europe enables him To perform I'll operations The a
proved pans with that ard gentenes which those
culiarIy sensitive and nvaiuanle organs require.
-Riehmond, Ia MrssIs Hubbard Gardner,
Rev Dr. Pnmer Gea Preram Dr. Peyt0n
DR. g. Cabe, Dr. Chambcrlayne S p Baxter ESQ., Stapnon,
Hon. Briseoe G. Baldwin John ~ Prytou, Esq Hon. A. H.
stuart, Hon Lucas Thompson, II o.. j. Niche E,q.
The undersigned having Ind nipple paornnte. Of becoming
acquainted with the professional Of DR. n. Hu6snn
Surgeon Dentist, takes great pleasure in recommending him
public gentleman minenlly skilled Ia his profession and
of department Dr Hudson engaged in tho
practice OF his profession in Staunnn recently for about three
years. during which time he operated rp"n the Teeth Of several
family and rnle abstraction. He also In
serted whole Sets Of Teeth, and great single
Teeth and far have heard his Operations have been ap
proved and feel assured that speak The
Of the community en- ihrt Or Hudson Is regarded
comparaby Dentist wa has rractised
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART.
Stanton Augusta co.. Va Nov. ls4i.
Office Main few doors below the Exchange Bank
Aug S 25-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

CLIFTON FOR SALE.Tlc subscriber oilers for sale Plan
u tation which Amelia county, about 80
Richmond &c miles from Petersbug ID from the Amelia
Springs miles from the Appomaox river containing
hundred and acres third Of which is unceared
upon excellent wos;oy frame house, with two chmneys.
fire places the first and second stores kitchen
smoke house. and other necessary buildings would
be an eligible for professional genteman physician.
LAWYER &c. gentleman from the city, or lower country, wha
wants pleasant, healthy Summer retreat, will find but sw
places in State desirable Persons wishing purchase
will of course the premises when the terms will be made
known by application MajLr John H. slegar, Elk l
Post. Office OF 10 the subscriber. v. u. MASON
o6-w3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-05

,W NOTICE 81 Louis, Jfssowi-P. C. MoREHEAD, (late
L. of KentuekyJ aud THOMAS W. PRESTON, tlate Of Viz
attend to business in all Courts held in the city of - Lons
They enabled ALSO from their own observation and from m
in possession, make Jnd,cions ehtes oil and
At Government price, the fine hemp and fohaero country Dor
d-rinq on the Missouri Letters business postage paid, and
MOREHEAD & PRESTON.
Aug 3 9cit