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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael li-

ID .lsoehcr. Fir; Judge n tfe Court o con''''" '~
~ lie & ty ant County ~ NceNork .-f u
No-ce : ,. renv gwen pursuant IN ne PROV -
.,.--. srfi0rring aif fcimenfs against uonr,'il ~
,l,f fr af-1rhn.rf l7. issued against ne '-tivi
Br.us ~, dent nf Peier'hurr 10 The >tif . i' - -
.f,f tfe same - 10 hs e1d rr tfe r1ymer'o M h'
b. arrear an f .Char-e .rrh attachment arc -.
sr, fra fhe ravuent 0, any ifht. due % h'n nN -
~ STATE ana fL- delivery 0 him or FOR Oh, = Z" ~ IA
-, "A rfn fii. sal h-ilr ny o him. AMI ne traA>,r ~
7-v .rrh property hy him. are i'rhdien hY ia" an" NV
''- GRIFFIN HNEN>,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
DY ORDER of His Honor William In

M Pl.7. w md for the CIV and County o. New-Nork,
Notice d. hereby given, pursuant To the proSsonso oi ue
statute authorsng attachments against GOn-ed'h unot
or. ta an attachment has issued against the estate OF VII
liam Rushouh and John Andrews or OF either oi them re-
,enf, o H., OF New jersey. and that the sane III
h. . ,- The payment of their debts, unless they either
Cf Them ap-e and discharge such attachment accorung
10 avs, within months from the first publication oi TINS
orr and that the payment of any debts due o them or
either OF them by resident, " lr, sae, and TIE dsNerS 70
ts or e ~ thrm 'or their either o. Their use, OF
property within tbs STATE belonging 10 'he o e'ue' VI
.-r 1f them are forbid ZEN by law, and are void Dates
49, lt l,v of lane. l1t1 ROBERT F. WINsLOW,
Attorney for Attaching { ad,l-r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
IN pIRSTANCE Of an order Of the Sur
m PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

l -,,,,s of the Ceutty of New.Y0rk. Notice hereby
=, - ali nerSor. having claims against FrsdeicA
Tsv.~ late Of the CITY OF New-Nork Drues Il. decea'r
u, present the with the vouchers iusr'o 10 %, M n
,t be re,i,urc OF the subscriber stephen Is iiIteh
a. NJ "a Riyngton.treei, N the City OF Ne"forh' Oh
o. ef,re tie ninetcenth day Of December next - ,o,,
ID. led New-lork the sixteenth day n June n " i"'-
' " NJ f. TIIASER. EN-
III TtII\G~. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
RI pIRSIANCE of an Order Of the Sur
TN PURSUANCE ofan Order of the Sur

roeae OF the County OF New York notice Is hereby
given % all persons having claims against ia Jackson
,e OF the city of New York. deceased pr sent H. same
with the vouchers thereof to the sniscrber al s Once No
Fl Nassau street the city of New York, on or before M
thrtieth day Of September next Dated Ne" YORK -oth
day OF March. \. ID. 1872
mH lav6m DAN. LbED. Junr., fAr'uN'i'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
IN pJ-RSUANCE Of an Order of the sur

l rogaie Of the County OF New-Nork. Noier ns,' i
T,e :, th. C.v Of New.york. gentleman dec'a'i ~ y
.sn, . .arse with the vouchers thereof 70 We ,u 49,
,bs ofice of Isaac % Barker No. lS Nassau ~. -
uay saNi =, -. - Ill. 1910
an All RiDIM NJ. AiN.TtffiifIf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
4 PURSTANCE of an order of the sur

roga,e OF the County OF New-Nork, Notice . heeoN
Icon IN an n.r,ons having claims against Cornelius rra'
1enhnrch late OF the city NeviOrk, deceased 10 pre-
can't G = se I'M the vouchers thereof To the suh,ci ot>
<.yor ON or bepr- the tuentv.tourh day ot ociobsr
next Dated Ncw.York. the twenty hIS day % Anr i3-'
GEORGE l.. FRADE\bl REH,
-, i,,sr, CDRDFiIA MlMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

In Pursuance Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County OF New-york Notice Is hereby given To
an per ~. having claims against William Baid"in LATE OF
The IL OF New.York. Physician deceased, 10 present he
came b lie vouchers thereof the subscriber al M store
No a, Cedsrstreet in the city NJ Newiork on or before
the twenty-s yth Jay of Se ptember next ~
teio "a law6m John FALCONER. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

Burke was struggling in the hay, thinking he was
swimming for his life and poor Joe Mahon was pat
ting him on the head and saying, Poor fellow
good dog !, for he thought it Towser, the bull
terrier, that was prowling round the calves OF his
legs.
"' If they don't get tired there'll not be man OF
them alive by morning said Tom, as ne closed the
door And now, if you'll allow me TO sleep on the
carpet, I'll take IL as favor.
By this time they were all quiet in the parlor
SO lent Burke couple OF blankets and bolster,
and, having locked my door, went to bed with an
easy mind and quiet conscience 10 be sure, now nov
and then cry would bus. forth, they were Kill
ing some body below stairs but soon fell asleep, and
heard no more OF them.
"By daybreak next morning, they made Their es-
cape; and when was trying TO awake al hali pas'
ten, found Colonel M'Morrs, of the Mayo, win
message from the whole foui
"a bad business this, Captain Mshon, said he !;
my friends have been shockngiy treated
- It's mighty hard said |, TO want TO shoot me
because hadn't fourteen feaiher.bed IN the house
"'They will be the laugh OF the whole country
sir
"'Tro,h said |, : if the country is not in very
low spirits, ! think they will
"'There's not man OF them can see their eyes
are actually closed up"
"' The Lord be praised y SAID |. It's not AAeIy
they'll hi, me-
But 10 MAKE snOll sIOly ol IL, ou' VIC "en'
Tom Burke my friend could scarce hold my
pistol with laughing for such faces no man ever
looked at. But for self preservation sake thought
it best 10 hit one Of Them just Jonted French
lltte under the skirt OF the coat
"'Come Lambert = said the colonel, 'It's your
turn now
Wasn't that Lambert said |, that | hlt !
"'No,' said he, that was Firench.'
"'Begad, I'm sorry for il, French, my dear iel-
low EXCISE me for you you're all so ike each
other about the eyes this morning
with this there was roar Of laughing from them
all. in which, assure you, Lambert took no, very
prominent part for somehow, he didn't fancy my
polite inquiries after him and all shook hands.
and left the ground as good friends ever though
thi shour the name of Newgate brings less pleasant
rec objections to their minds, than II their fathers had
been hanged at It's prototype"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
/y0RpoRATION NOTICE.-Publc

N.-. +. hereby eIsen thar a .se of Properly Tor uh-
~ Ia Tsre. Will take riace Pebble Auction at he Cry
H, of f-e ~ af N-wN Nork. 40 Wednesday The 'ih DAY
al >,p.r,er next at IL O'Clock, noon. and be- continued
rom iav o. dav uut. hs Whole % SAD proper sah be
.I an, baf . detailed statement of the Taxes and prop
eri t0 be ,0l i. published n the New Era, newspaper
49, MOI and rul sled .n ihecty Of New-Nork.
ALFRED l. SMITH, Comptroller.
,....-.ii,,l. Oa,f NAV l0 1872 Ie2j la~l l4w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

s,d ,l>o bv liam Brown, ti Wa,nne t'n,,ft'" ,D
N Fa,,e B Prince. street.. Boston, Jlsph bacns, ~
Providence r. |: y. ". Bull. llutor. g oI.' ". N.
ws,,iew.on. Norwich. c.; " R.~l' Co. Ap1y =
Ns,,inrgb y Y d. Dasd Jiar, p >'ltl lhnn -,
Ph,ielnhia; { B raylor Biumorc 'nd ly p'vss p ,s
stnrIi s Ii'.N @ ~ va 'p' ~ - - jylo I'm \
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
~ pTRSIA\CF of an order of th

sp-rors,e Of the County OF Ne-N notce ..f,'-
- III rer~ons havins claims s.anS W Wllarl VI "
nslly late OF the CITY Of Ne" lois, i%s,or, % ,s,,
=, ~, ofce oil Nicoll No. Nasssn street "a ihe ~,
New.York on or before the ~eiils as' .aHuay "ei~ "
"A Nev.ysrk ih, nisih day NJ July. i,'s ,,.t.,.,-
III Ie,.s'' NICUkEI, McANNtLLI. AdmInsiratof.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
m PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

I ror.te of the County of NewYork Notice = hrreey
ryeu 10 all per~. having ca-s against Danc Lane ar
ri The citv OF Ne-Nork. shoemaker, deceased 10 pfe,fh
Tie .ar with the vouchers thereof Ia the subscriber, te
bou,e of MARY Lane No 76 Narck street. IN thet ny oi
N,w.York on or before the twentieth day OF >rpt 'us'r
ne,t D.isd Ney-York. thu 18Th day OF March i5il
~ MARY LANE, Executrn
m 10 I,Ysu- MII,NOT WILLIAMS. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

rogae Of the County Of Ns~Y-rk, notice : nelnoi
-, =, m ,,sr,on, having claims against nam'n iie
IN iai. ~ IN. civ of New.lork Cartiuln, c''rAS
rr,s,nt the ,s.e n the vouchers thereof TO ~, suU
ar. At number q Coarck street. IN tie CITY oi NJ
on NJ befor, The ninth dsy OF January next p'-on w.
Work The IN day ofJuv, 1872
NEHEMIAH HAlLlck, Administrators
WILLIAM HALLiCh,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

rogae OF W County OF Newly orb. notice hereby gi'-
IN IN all perSsss having claims against John bat lat o
the CITY of NewN ork Hair dresser, decea.dio present e
same with the vouchers thereof 10 the su,crhrr, Al r
residence OF tive subscriber, EMELlNt bh> llrN' NO.
.lbany-street, in the City OF Newiork, on ar "'i'e INC
fri day q October neat. - ~ 80,
FMFITNE BASriEN, tNecuirN
kXernInr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

TN PI RSU A\CE of an order OF thc Su'
l -orate Of the County of NcWNork. Notice = heiepY
go N all per>ous having claims against Catharne o"h-'
late o. Nagara Upper Canada. widow deceased n pre-
-, ,i .,ne Vith he voucher, thereof the subscribers
~ on or n. fore The twenty-htth o October next
Dated New.Ysrk, the 2.d day Of April l3i1
"'''N '' JOHN RI LION,
RICHARD J. STAGE,
-, ,-e. FRANCIS STAGG,
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LITTER from .Joha \. Dor.

F,vSrv. March u l6fZ
Dear Sir reply your letter OF Tie atn ssI na ds~
rlg rIy attention article which appssrG Won viii
en- abandonment Of Mr.. Clay at the M 80 r,-a,et
ton i viii briefly and pron,puf' a nr 70 and az
cocyersstioZs WITH yUu ~ New on ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

la.ccr daring IL deliberations 81 he Ccss-r,.on. ard
ca ear-radS te>trony g ny personal Ats"isiSe,
mat yo0 tle dienI, al,! NAY uGIpnaEl1g
ayccs OF the rttaH2iic icnry Clay IL 'r 0suiccI5Ac
e5-d:lGi!ale .nr lie Presidency. No':r> respectfully
E J. -. EsY>pI1S, $50, Nr~-lork. JOHN y. DON.
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G7The daug hter OF Reasa Reagin, at Cincinnati,
was recently burned severely that she lived but
few hours. Her clothes took fire. while engaged
n cooking.
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1 Letter from ]. \, Reynolds

To tx Ed;.or Of tx Trib4ne.
GESTLExE<: On Tue>dav last s.nta note 10 James
Watson WEBB. o. ~hch The following copy:
Nr.ryoey March 18th Ie.o
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Letter from JOIN .YcLcas 81 n I.

" NSHlN. -oN .'IatcEt ~, IT.
Dear SiT-fu the S,ll. Nh;cS rsc.ired
i' uIouis rsSsi read the eiio-aiartcie Gu
li.e: The Clay Clubs II the Cocrer aIs! Enquirer OF
!e l inst. 10 What Know o. the truth o. .a>-
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With cr,.1; respect. your ohe,Iient servant
j y Kry>oIps t..a JOHN MCLEAN.
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f1 Our Report has become extended naH W !-aa
,n;ir;na,ed aa! as full notes the !ena-ace Nc
have decided rather .aD ahfidg- IT. &c defer he resi- ~ %
morrow.
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1912.
MANUFACTURING
DAVENPORT & TURNER

UhfCtI UNI u OntlLn
NAOULD respectfully inform their
w pat rons, and the public gener-
,l!v. that they will continue TO receive
WOOL at the establishment Of the Mid
.ilrbury manufacturing Company. 10 manu-
!iaciure into CIolhs. LasSinerrs or Satin
ellis, white ar culnred Flauneis, sc. of per
nancDt coIors and mixes. 10 suit the asie,
IN shares or BY the yard, at the option d
he owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap.
p~arat1S. aud having in their employ com
pclrnt aud %aiiirful workmCn. they will con-
funue 10 improve the value aud style Of their
goods. intending Iiai they shall not be sur
passed bv those of any other establishment
~ the STAT. They will keep an assorI
n chi on baud to date those who
NAV want Il part of their Cloth in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage
hey have received They hope by strict per
<pnal attention To business and the inter
ISIS of their patrons 10 receive a liberal
.harc of their favor.
TERN Ms as reasonable us al any estab-
IisIImenI in the vicinity.
Middleburv. June. %.
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Congress and delegates from the lcrr''o-
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priated to that object during the present SEES.
sion, onr hundred and twenty-five 'housahe
six hundred and thirty dollars.
For s'a,iunerv. prirting, and all other IN
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ion. tw~cnrv.fivc thousand dollars
SEC. 25. Aud be it further enacted, That
IT shall not at any time hereafter. be lawful
FIR any accounting or discussing officer OF
! he Government 10 allow or pay onv &C.
count or charge whatever. growing out Of
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vice of the United STATES, until special APP
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I'd. 1 mai This shall not extend 10 the coniIn-
zen; fund connected with the fir;ign inter
course of the Government placed nj the dis
posal Of the President ofIhe United Sinies.
SEC. &c. And be II further enacted. Thai
the following sums be appropriated from
the patent fun, viz.
A sum not exceeding three hundred dol
lar, for printing a digest of patents from
Jtnuary first, eighteen hundred and thirty
nine.
For the purchace of such scientific books
as are necessary for the use OF the Paten
O.ire. one thousand dollars.
For collection of agricultural statistic
and for other agricultural purposes, on
thousand dollars.
JOHN WHITE.
Speaker of The Hou,e Of Representatives..
WILLIE p. MANGUM.
President of The Senate pro tempore
Approved, Aug. %, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
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NcU Fall Goods.

"A BIRGE is now receiving a fine stock
Us of Fancy and Staple Dry Cards selec-
Ted with care, and bought un%c"mmonIy |eT
wih Cash, those who wish TO pny Cash for
Gonds will find ii for their interest 10 call
and examine his stock.
Sept. 20, 1912.
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NcW GOOds.
CHEESEMAN'S Arabian Balsam.

las been ia use for more than ten Year,, for al
kinds Of wounds, bruises, sprhins and Gu S; and Is
a never isIiug Iruedy Tor acute CT ci'ronIc rhfu-
ma Ism. Ii is warranted 10 cure any Care dip les
or fs'ul 4, uf however ling standing, when Lyery
thing elss has fIiiel. This balsam affords lame
dIafe r lei. in pains in The side aud brcasi, or
pain rnd weakness IN the back and leins, ana IS
also a suIe and SPEEDY cure 10 cases oi bruises and
sc IDS. Numerous and respectable certificates
may br s' n where il has gy n relief iu all The
above Cases. This wonder -wurkIng BaIsam will
restore numb "r p rIshed limts, or member. in
any pat If The budy, and is a sure aud pleasant
anprl Gallon FIR SORE thitais and qui"si's. oIicr
50 cents. Sod by s MOODY
MrddIsb"ry VI. I7;3n
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iOfCu niCuiCiItC " 6~AASA
al use for Coughs, Colds, and
all Diseases of the Lungs.
TyHE VEGETABLE Pull MUNiRY
b BALSAM is believed 10 he the IN s.
oJulIr riciicine ever known in Arnrrira. fp'
cuu.hs. ilds, Asthma or Phrhisic, Cou-nmp
or, Whuup,nr cough, aud Pulmonary Affections
ii every kind.
lEx,racts fiom Certificates
DR.. Samuel Morrill, # CLuc"rl, y. H.. writes
that he is Statistic The 'rg table PGlm"naI,
Il ,Isam IS a valuable mriI- me. having been U.s..
uiih conpleic surcrss ~ cases which iId PRIV
ursI. Tests ri the muSi approved prescriptions "
DR. Truman Ahcii If L-mp~tet, n. IL, wrie-
that no rnutdrniiy recommends Us use ~ all
cumplsi us uf The chests, Equal, It not sulerI".
TO any o.h.r medicine within his knnwirdgr.
DR. Annoy Hunting Of Frarklin, Mas. ,wr'ieS
that after having prescribed the u-u-l remtdes
" ithout relief. aud having consulted wfh sever
al eminent physicians, he has found the Veg Ia
BIZ. Pulmonary & tls.m 10 have hai the d'sr
eff E. and recommends ii as a safe, convenient
and eiIi:. cinus medicine.
Dr.. Thomas Bioxn, Of Concorl ~. IT,. writes
that, 20 hT- know ledge. It hA~ never dirappoiniei
The reasonable cxpectiliunS Of Ihose who have u
sed it..
IL BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. EacI.
re, uine ho,Ir is enrlu>ed ia a blu " apper on
which il a yellow Label, signed WV JOSH Cur
LrR. Nine oihtr IS yentine Of a LATER d. te Than
Dec. 1879. The signat1Te of SANP>9N REED y IL
b. continued for a shuri lime. Purchasers sLouli
enquire Tor he true article by It's lull name, The
Vegetable Pulmonary Bh-am, auI see that il
has the marks and Signatures OF the genuine.
Tr.p red hy REED, WING & CUTLE =. la t Low
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all Diseases of the Lungs.
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Song. written aud arranged by j, Moore.
3, Inauguration; or u. States Grand
March, composed expressly for this work.
4. Little Nell, Song, writes expressly
for this work, by Charles West Thomp-
son, Esq, and adapted to beautiful air
from Bellinl's Opera of Norma, by the
Editor.
5. The Mountain Horn, Song, the
words published by permission Of A Fiot,
Esq; the Music bv A DE BenpIan.
6. La E&tallque, a aew GaIopade, by |
Strauss.
T, Jeune File a Quinze Ans, the
youthful Maiden,
9, The Fairy Boy, Sosg, from the
Ireland, w4@ten and compos.
ed by s. Lover, ESQ. |
PUBLISHES HALL,
10l Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
Commission House.

THE subscribers have opened a
n COMMISSIONS FORWARDING house
They will keep constantly in store
and for sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
large and superb houses in readiness.
A share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
MOREHOUSE MATHER. & Co.
Tchula, 10 G94ls 3a--tE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19

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