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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
THE FARMERg.

It is iniendeu to make the paper one of great
interest to the Farmer. by giving the reports of
the different agricultural associations; the new
inventions; late experiments 10 tiling, and able
papers from every sourse entitled to confidence;
so that the agricultural portion of the community
will fnd in its columns, without entrenching
upon otner matter, all thatis desirable to know,
without the expense of separate journal,
0C q AVE- ILycn aDED
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TABLE

TABLE
SHowIHG WHEN, AND wHrnr. THE
CIRcUIT Court OF EACH COUNTY
IN THIS STATE Is HELD: Em#
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

~ held for the State Of New-iork ci the City Of New
York, the fourth day OF January. thousand eight
hundred and iorty-lwo Preent-WiamT r. McCoun, Vice
Chancellor OF the First Circuit
Augusta T. a. Floyd Joseph b. Nones and Evelne j.
his wife. and Esther Leon Order for tire appearance oi
no.-residcnt defendant.
happening upon proofby affidavit made in this cause
by Charles :. Roe, Solicitor for the complainant, that Is
tier Leon, o' the defendants herein. resides out OF this
Stats, and is resident of the State Pennsylvania. On
reading and iin" said affidavit and motion OF Charles
s Roe, Esquire, Socitorior the complainant. Its ordered
thc said Esther Leon cause her appearance 10 he e
tered herein, and notice thereof to liz served the
planantS Solicitor within cur months from the date OF this
order; and in of her appearance that She cause her
answer 10 the comilaiDanS bill 10 be- filed, and copy
thereof 10 be served on the cOmpananr Solicitor. within
forty days after service OF copy OF said bill and that in
default thereof said hill OF complaint be- taken confessed
by her And II is farther ordered that within twenty days
trem the date of this ORDER the said complainant is
order 10 be. published the State paper and in the NEW
YORK TRIBUNE, prntci in hi, State, for eight week, III
succession and III least in c2c week that the SAID
complainant copy of this order 10 be served on the
said Esther Leon personally, at least twenty days before
the time herein before prescribed herein
- "a Copy) HIRAM WALWORTlI. Clerk.
c. s Roe. Solicitor. a6 aw8w
Evening Journal copy.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
It COURT OF CHANCERY

n held for the Stale OF NeYork. AT the City OF New
York on TIE fourth day January thousand eight hun
red and -Prcsent-"ilam 7. AIcCoun Vice
Chancellor Of the First Circuit
Charlotte JAM. Bulus. and others. David = Brown
and Bey his WIFE Benjamin Brook, and others; Order
IL appearing upon proof by affidavit made nths case,
by Charles :. Roe, Solicitor for The compainants that
BENJAMIN Brooks the defendants herein resides ont,
his State and resident OF the STATE OF Connecticut
o., reading aud filing said a.idivt, and on motion OF
Charles Roe Esquire. Solicitor the complainant, Is
ordered that the said Benjamin Brooks h> appear
ance he catered herein and notice thereof 10 be served an
the conpainan Solicitor within ouroniS from the date.
OF order; and OF HI! appearance. that he cause
MS aa,yy the conpainan bill be fled and copy
he served on the complanants Solicitor wsln
forty days after service OF copy OF said bills ant, that ~,
ieaut thereof said bin OF complaint b~ taken confessed
by him. And it further ordered, that within twenty day>
from date n this order, tho said compainant> cause tbs
order be published IN the State paper. and IN the t"-
YORK TRIBUNE printed IN this state Tor eight weeks ~
succession and al least each week. that the sad
complainant copy OF this order ia be ser"ed on .
said Benjamin Brooks personally AZ least twenty days be-
the time herein before prescribed FOR hi appearance
herein. q Copy.
HIRAM WALWORTH, Clerk.
c. $. Roe Solicitor. jas law3w
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
anorsss to Charles Dirkens, Gsq
.Yo, re welcome. RoysI Charlie old Song.


RIGHT welcome, dear Boz, Master Humphrey, OF
Charlie,
Whatever the dickens your name is
AS rain the roses or sunshine TO barley.
Or rest TO the weary and lame 49,
As foe to Dodson 10 welcome, OF sluu,her,
After meals. to plethoric Judge;
Or to zilliners maids an illustrated number
By Crui.kank. of Barnaby Rudge.
To Boston yon II find yourself surely, no stranger,
Mr.. Pickwick before you has been
And the Of your adventas has did viii change ne
Busy phiz to general grim
Wha, stir on the wharfl the ship stealns aio's
That fe,ches grea, Boz to our shores
How the learned shall rush. and the prenuces th7ons'
And the newspaper authors by scores.
THE -enor,ers and editors hasten, diurnal-
Hebdomad al-s1. penny-two'penny-
pr,sb;na mn in respect TO the Eatanswill Journal,
Their old suits-if they can be brushed ue any.
The ned.zogue chuckles-the grave turns joker,
The nissnthrope ceases to frown;
Nsyon changea snrk lights up the face ofthe broker,
AS ts buzzed about Bozzy S in town.
Boz is come cries the cab-mouned lad to his crony;
What the father of Samivel?' Yes
TAen by Jove for today III give up making money,
ITO peep at the gemmen, guess'
Then the SawJones and sasgenses, ia, boys, old
Wardles,
Shall swarm thick as midsummer frogs
Crowds of heerybles-NicHebys-
Bardles-
With many pale Mr.. Noggs.
When you land If yon look with your eye penetrating
In the mind of each man that yeu meet,
A race you shall find Of your own fabricatiDg
At each corner and turn Of the street.
For wherever you walk, you shall meet Mr. Weller,
Every reader has made him his own;
Tupnen, snodgrass, and Crunnels and fair Arabeia
Are all cosmopolitan grown
You have peopled the world with progeny new,
And no matter how far you may stray
From your own mother isle, you II discover that you
Are az little stranger as they.
You stranger! when scarcely an Illinois urehin
But his lesson has frequently missed,
Leaving ciphers and Latin and logic the lurch in,
For sly taste of Oliver Twist.
Why, man, from Cape Cod to the wilds of Astoria,
Where the limitless deer slayer dwells,
Your name s we'll known as the name of Victoria
Or as tbs within sound of Bow bells.
The rarest and strangest of lions flock hither,
Baleidancers-young prnces-storm kings
And many lioness also tia, with her
Her jackalls and hangers-on brings.
The phosophers-preachers and statesnen-uhe.
poets,
Whose nnnrbers in each sense l,arass US,
Immortality hilltop cock.sure of, although it's
Rayther hard upon poor old Parnassus.
But never till now aave we met a creator
Artist-master-and lord of the pen
An anatonlst--not mere denealor
But an absolute maker Of men,
Oft our eyelds with mirt or with pity YOU we wet
Tears and smiles your pen potently draws
Eut more pleasure sadness you neer rave US vet
Than your coming and going shall cause.
Boston Daily Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
VIOB B f s PATENT METALLIC
EX.CE NSI4N DINING 7 I'll .tS--ILa.e

L
Tables are decidedly superior all other Extension Dining
Tables that been made and are therefore
.eti 20 public The difficulty attending those
OF former construction in openin. and shptns ! well
lryoyy and has done much to lmii their bui all tl>.
difficulties have been r-Gneted IN the Patent Tables a. the
slides erein used have metic connections Of! particular
constructions and liable heavy Of
the alternate swelling and shrinking OF the wood. damp
drvwea+r The>e tables always run easy whether they
be placed in lie hottest paror where the wood frequently
warns or in damp place, and therefore 10 be
n.ded also for the Steamboats,; the: hSi,!e a
more splendid and durable articl, than any before
lanufacured-arc mad all desirable forms ana patterns.
and OF any length required.
The public is respectfully invited TO call AT the Ware
rooms OF The subscriber No 40 Grand ot Elm ST..
il, tl. new large building OF the NewYok Public School
Socieiv. where the article may be- examined.
IL; lIneodt C. F. HOBE, Pa,entee.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

! discharco an Inolven from his iei,ts pursuant 10
the provisions OF the third article OF The ri ,e The fifth
chapter Of the second pa-t OF the Revised Statutes
Charles Is. Dickinson, notice first published Dec a.!.
1871 creditors To appear before the Honorable Sclar u
his chambers in the CS hai!. The City Nes-Yorh tie
l6il. day OF March 1872 at 10 o'clock in th. forenoon
n tay1O 1Ou-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

~ cery.-B Before thu Vice ChanccorThe Etna Fire In
snrancc Company of Ncw-York Samuel Smith aud OH
ers.-NIASTER'S SALE.
In pursuance OF ccreIa or!ero the Court OF Chancery
OF The State Of NewI Iork male in the above entitled
will he sol public auction under the direction ol the sub
scribcr, OF the Masters OF said Court the Merchants
Exchange n.tlIe City oil New-Iork, Ike Twenty
day Of January, instant twelve o'clock moon that day
Ali that certain piece, parcel or lot land situate, lying
and being the Easteriy side OF Clnnntreet, between
Grand and Broome streets the 18th Ward OF the City OF
NewYork, bounded and containing follows to Wit Be
ginning point the Easter line OF Clinton street one
hundred and seveny!ivc feet North tie Northea,tery
OF the intersection Of Grand and Clinton
ming thence Ea>tcry line parallel With Grand
one hundred feet thence Nortllerv line parallel with
Clinton twenty-five feet thence Westerly on line
parallel with the first described line one hundred feet the
Easteriy ue OF Clinton street thence Southcry along the
Ea>terly line OF said Clinton street front twenty-five feet
to the place Of beGinnrg
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
Itru NcW-Y ORR, JanUarN 70, I64I.
WILLIAM w
i2 law6w Master in Chanccry. No. - Ioiln-strcet
TN NCHANCERY.-Before the Vice Chan.

Il cclor.-wlliam b. Sknore, ct al vs. Samuel Jones.
ct tal-N1aSter', Sale.
STATE ot NcyYork sspur,I3nt IN = ,errai,l order of
the Court OF Chanccry in the above entitled caus,
,,il a solI NJ nnhI, aur,r r,lr, ,hc rrcon of h,
.,,,crir an, w. NJ ,he nIar ~, ~ CO., . vii ~ ~, ~
po;ns ~ Ill.,, usrcbau,. E,I Ne i,y I Nv
,s"'i, N, d, , m r. En- ~ .e Sits ,' NV
ot,l. u ~ ~ o w i 'H' % s ' '>' = ' o' ' NON
" an % ,l,a, Ia, i,, o,,, am :, nv ,,a r,,
r vi 4. % ron, m % - a @ % mad, ,v En- t,vn sSn;rI, c,i, rvvnr
dated June seventeenth in the wear one thousand c.Iat
hundred and ihirty-sx and entitled map OF lands in the
10th Ward OF tho city OF York. belonging the heirs
oSamuel p Campbell. deceased which said lot Eo II is
laid down said map bounded and contains follows;
Re- n, mint where ot
,rcrt inrsec,s tb ,as,er line nj rho second Iyam,.
,inr. rnnrner s,,yirdly alone nf r
nn,h street AZ ,e inchas. ,Ernc, sonh,ve.t,y,rjI,
feet - incLc: 10 a oim i.tani 30 feet cLs
ra.tery line o, the Second Ayene thence
" 80 .. inche, TO ,l. ensterv line of l. second Ave-
mo. aud hrnre nor,le,,,warllv ao,r ,, ill.,. oJ
the SECOND Avenue 81 tee; ii nce, To the pacc Of b,
nnnnr. tnuatIer with all and sp~i,or tff ,eneulou,.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

The CEoroS WATER WoRKS.-Itappears from
the Report of the Water Commissioners thar thu.
expenditures the Croton Aqucduct during the
past year have been S1,1lS,S43 "A. The total
amount expended thus far is s. ,l07 ,463 03. The
sum yet required to complete the work TO Murray
Hill is estimated at sl,528.694 80. The Com
miSsioncrS state that, with the exception of The
dam, the work is completed to the contemplated
gate house at the Harlem River The dam can be
made to throw the water required into the aque-
due. early in the summer. The piers of thcHariem
Aqueduct Bridge some of them raised above
high water others ready for the masonry.
The amount paid on this bridge from the beginning
to the first OF the present month is S2lO,OOO.-
expense of sinking the remaining piers and driving
the piles mainly necessary for the proposed tenn
pccary bringing the across the river, and the
water across the river, and the expense OF laying
the pipes for that purpose will amount TO S1l6,-
33S. The Commissioners express the opinion that
the water may be discharged at Murray Hill by
the ih of July next.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
sebrins's Restorative Cordial.
FENHIS CORDIAL relieves Dysnens;.

n Nervous affections Acting rs ,on;c Il, st-eo,-h
the digestive organs and restores en 10 he! natural ,a
Il cares both NsrH9n> and Sick Headaches ard ;rer..
determination th0ol 10 the head. usually In, s,;n,rc
apupleXy Il Is ai>o useful IN Affections OF the Iy,r
very eficacous III f!ainlencc, Cholic, other ra;, 80
lor-hoa Chlo-o>s Lelror-ia Ey>eria and Sirn;.,-
In cOINaecsnce from FsyeTs and Other acn,s =;
eases II speedily restores strength The aged ani ns
and cr~o OF >c.n,nry habits prone cciveuess or ~
er from loss OF appetite. experience great benefits ~
IL Sold a, 1872 Ful,nn y, and 5l6E Bowp-v f,Ia IVA IVA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
TIMBER FOR THE q. S. DRY

IL DOCK. AT BROOKLYN-Sealed proposals will be-
received a, the Office OF the Navy AGENT New-iora mil
The Is, day OF April Tor furnishing al the L. s Navy Yard
Brooklyn. the following Timber Plank Tor the iounauoli,
OF the Dry Dock VIZ:
ae Spruce Piles OF length varying "a 10 81 feet 10 ave
rage less than - feet, and 10 be not les than i! a!F
70 average eas, IL inches from le
but; exclusive OF The bark.
IS Gao Inca! White Pine Timber foot square, 10! door
TinberS
5000 inaai feet W hae flnc Timber foo, h foot inches
square for floor tUIber.
SEQ feet board measure, inch White Pin. Plank TOT
r,oorins.
Is. e Ct board uch Yellow Pine Plank,
sheet p!ling.
All the above Timber ani Plank TO be perfectly sound
and durable quality.
The SPRUCE PILES to be straight as can be procured
and IN Ill respects prep are for sharpening and driving
The WHITE PINE TIMER 10 be free from SHAKES and
large knot>;o be sawed straight and square edged TO The
dimensions above given and OF the following VIZ
onc-hal each 10, BE- stick. -. 3 ana 81 ieet long
The remaining halt OF each 10TH sticks 81 80 anu b 'Stt
long TIE number OF neal Zee, of each length 10 be nearly
the same.
The wHlrE PINE PLANK be entirely free from Ia rse
knots square edged in lengths of o. 81 So s. or So feet
10 average not s>> tan y iee and in widths from 10 10 10
10 avera-e not t->S than -.
The YELLOW PINE PLANK be srlightenet amt square
edged suitable driving het, ping in lengths OF 10 or
NJ feet and in width from 10 Is inches, 10 average noi less
AI,he above Timber and Plank 10 delivered ,ush
,ra-t or iwllares within the Navy Yard may be de>is
mated BY tn. Engineer OF the Dry Dock subject 10 te m
% m PiE l' ~ pr sya y, ,ai IN such suantits and at e
times between the i; day OF July and the 10Th day OF ot.
Der maH be required by the Navy Agent he giving not
The WHITE PISg TlMBER be delivered between the Isl
day OF September and 3lst day OF October
The WHITE and YELLOW PINE PLANK between the Isl
October ard 30l November
The proposals will state the prlce per sch 9f The fie rue
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
DURSUANT 10 an order nade Nv lhe HonarabI

pURSUANT 10 order made by the Honorable
Frederick y. Tallnadge Recorder fthe Cityot New
York un1er the SIKH article o.! The first title the eth chap
ter OF the second part OF the Revised Statutes all
de5ted 70 Cornelius ;. Grin OF The city NewI or are
required 10 render 10 the undersigned. assignee account
OF All debts ard SUNS OF money, owing b them respectively,
and to pay the same 10 said assignee and all persons having
IN Ihcir possession properly effects sd Cornelius
5 Griffin. ard all creditors OF The said Cornelius s Griffin
are requested TO deliver the and their respective
couns and demands him his Office, on or before The
elshth gay OF March nt1t. EDWARD W. BISHOP.
70, i at,oFney and Counsellor, . BeehIlan.> Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01

William Dodge, Solicitor. % eawtF2i
IN CHANCERY.- Y.-Before the Vice

Il Chancellor OF the First Circuit-Josepi X. SuyvsSan.
vs. Elizabeth F. Lush and Oers.-Nasters Sule.-R. :
SWORDS, Solicitor.
State OF New-Yo ><-Pursuant tn decrral order OF
the Court OF Chancery, made the above entitled cause
viii be sold at Public Auction under the directions the
undersigned OF the Masters OF thIs Court, by t. H.
Ludlow Auconeer, al the Merchants Exchange, in the
City o Newlork, the 18th day ot February nex: at 10
O'Clock al noon OF that !ay
Al! those certain lots OF ground and premises in tie
City OF Nt.9 ork couveve by Francis Salmon and Ann
Eliza his wife, and Peter Suyveslnt and julia r. Iii. wife.
10 Sylvester Graham Lusk by deed bearing date The 18th
day OF May 1855 and in and by said deed described All
those certain four lots OF groGnd and premises situate, wing
and being the 18th Ward the said City OF New York
being part and parc. Rose H farm, conveyed by
Robert Schuyler, OF the City OF New York the said Fran
CHS Salmon and Peter Suyve>nt- br deed bearing the
'h Gay OF December lg} recorded ~ ,e office oil the Re
"I>ier OF he City and County OF eW York, bcr G5
Gouveyance page +l December u 1853 and said deed
described bounded and described when taken together
az follows: Beginning point the norerl" line o!
nth street distant wetSary from Ike westyrar!v line
the I'd Avenue 80 feet turning thence IOrthWardv
parallel 10 the said weswarly line OF the ofi Avenue. u,
feet inches, the souer e ot 9th street thence
Nrlrdly along the Sane thence SoUtGwarCy parallel
to the said westerly In. oil !s ~ Avenue .9 feet inches
20 the said northariy nec eth street thence ea-twardy
along the The place OF beginning. And also
other certain lots ani premises. parts and parcels
the said Ro,ehi farm conveyed by Rober SCHUYLER 10 the
sad francl, Salmon and fe',f by deed herein
before mentioned which said last mentioned lots taken
together are bounded and described follows Beginning
at point IN the outhery line ut 2h street, distant east
ar,i.y from the eastery Line 81 the Sci Avenue 1876 feet and
running thence sonhwaTdy parallel 20 the said easterv
line Of The 81 Avenue 3 feet 2 inches the centre OF
the block thence eastwar parallel 10 the said sont!er;
line 80 feet, thence Eorhwardly parallel 10 the
said wardl lire othe 81 Avenue, a9 feet l2 inches Ia
The said soctheily 'le OF stt street, cnce restwary
along the 80 feet 20 the place OF beginning together
with halt part OF said front OF ans, con,iecus 10
the said above described SIX cts and each and every OF
them.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
STATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.-N
~ CIiANCERY.--Bcfo the Vice Chancellor of the
First Circuit Russell H. Ncvns, &c. vs.. Jacob d. Cute


ci al Masters SH!e
In pursuance OF decree of the Court of Chnncery OF
the State of NcwEork will be sold public auction. under
the direction OF The masters of said Court ~ the Merchants
Exchange in the City OF Ncw-Yerk, by wilkins Rollins,
Auconcers, the'Tenl day OF February next, at l.
O'Clock noon OF that day.
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land, situate lying
and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New-l orh,
and known and distinguished lot number eight 49,
map plan OF the Mount Vernon property filed III the Of
fee OF and iorte City and County OF NewYork,
lnadcb By Edward Doughty, City Surveyor, September 5,
1896 and bounded as follows, viz Beginning nj the South
running on said street souascrly liv-six feet a, three
inches, LOT No thence along the lot No g. Northeastern
lone hundred and Sevenythree lectand ten inches, Ia land
or LATE OF Mr.. Beckuan thence along said Beuknans
land North-wesicryto the Northeast Of lot No.
and al land thence Soutlwestery along the line OF lot
No. one hundred and cghtwo feet AT right angles
Sixty-!irst street, be the same more or less.
- Dated Ncw-Y York January l9ti a. ID. 1912.
r.. G.. WHEELER,
Master in ChanccrY 20 NasSan street.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
IN PIR STANCE. OF an Order of The Sur

Il rogate ci The County OF NewIo-h, Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons ha!ins claims agan,, Richard E. Hal
sey, late Of the City OF Auconeer deceased 70
preset the W wm the vouchers bsreoio the subscriber
at her resid'nce No e Spring street the City OF New
York, on or before The. eighth day n A pri next.
Dated Newly ork, the fourth day OF October a D. 1911
90 lawtr, MARY IiALSEY, Administrative
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
NeW-i ORR, Sept. ID, IFsJ8.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by

70 and 100 FuIton rrt,
Sold also lJv Abraham b. Sands Co. No. 273 Broadway
David Sands CO. No II East Broadway, and by William
Brown, ~ Washington street, and s W. Fowlr 80 Prince
street, Boston, joseph Rach. Jr. Providence, X H. r. ",
Bull Hartford Conn, DR.. T. W. Mallewson, Norwich,
Conn., H. Rawls 60. Albany, J.. Gorlam and J. Fowler.
Newhureh. ~ w. DR.. David Jane, 20 South Third street.
PhadclFin G.. X. Tyler Baltimore, f.. Trcyru & Son.
Poughkerpsc and by Druggist, generally in all Tie prlnc
pal cities and Chief IN The United States. Price ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
n Office TO RUPTURED pFp

" SDNS-DE. y. q. III IL. No. 1 Nr>ey y ase-
House Ne Y Y0ct-fer>onS aaictt! with Rup;Grp< rs.
rly upon Tia, s;ra:nen, a tie world aocl, on A.
plca,os his Office. Nt>eyst. New-forh, 10 ei,rr n
his numerous agents in the Chief towns o'he United Sa
Parent, u,>t be careful examine The back pad Of D,
lulrS Tru>>c> to ii ,ler endorsed bS Dr. HUI n
writing Nana other genuine or 10 se rce xosi
D Hall guarantees nil otherwise healthy ;ie.
who call al his Office trentnen:. II the be not rad
cal and permanent preclude the necessity war
my anS the money advanced Is returned CT
TIE expiration term specified Tor the wha,e,.
progress tile rupture tIiay have made toward eradication
\ competent SURGEON OF Is years experience IN the ar OF
rr,>ins Rupures ) in conStau, attendance at Or lIn,
u;;cs.
Children under y years universally cures! wit!ou, further
expense than the cost OF The Truss The radical has
been under progressive practical improvcmen, for mon
than 70 years pass IN DR.. lui> Truss 0:ce, sni
brought to,n state o nuriyaled pertrc ton
Ma ireochcfouS agents have undertaken 10 vera imi,,
tons 81 Dr. lln, celebrated! Hinge and Pivot Truss 10 10,
easy aDi >a.a h'nun ot Rupiur~ These limitations ,ar
uo b. relied othy made u,hiltnl surgeons AM,
mechanics. ani better than the ordinary rr,, 81
liz. market. The genuine hive tun .iame in writing
ii9 I'm AMOS G. HULL. / CO
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
DAVID CODWISE, Master in Chancerr.
hull, Complainants Solicitor. jas 2aw3w
TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur.

Z n PURSUANCE OF an UrderO the SUR
a rosate OF the County OF Newly ork Notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against David Reeve. late
the City OF Ncwfork, carpenter deceased, present
the with the vouchers thereof subscrer Henry
B. Bolster No. Gil Fourth street the City of NeuY ork
or before the second day OF July next.
Dated NewYork. the twenty-cghtii day OF December.
A. ID. l8il. C.THARINE REEVE, Administrators.
La,y6u:: HENRY r. BOLSTER Administrator
New-York tribune., 1842-02-01
olo lawgn Attorney lor Attaching Creditors
DY ORDER of Grove Lawrence, Esq

DY ORDER Of Grove Lawrence, Esp,
HS Supreme Court Commissioner residing at Syrn-
cu, the County Onondaga, Notice is hereby gwen
pursuant the statute authorizing attachments against The
ascondn., concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has been issued by the said Commissioner
against the estate Paul Chace, OF Fablus, IN the said
coHntv, acondng debtor and that the same VIII be
sold Tor the OF hts debts unless the said rau Ciace
return aul discharge the said attachment within tre,
months the first publication of this notice and that tho
payment o any deb. and the delivery OF any property To
the said debtor or his USE and the transfer OF any pro-
pcrty by him for any purpose whatever, forbidden by
law and are void Dated, the 9Th day OF November ei
VICTORY BIRDSEYE,
no layv:,n Attorney tOr Attaching Creditors