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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

Coughs and Colds
y EMEMBER No. 81 North Sixth street,
q one door below Arcisreet Philadelphia the most
certain and best FAMILY NEDIClNE for Coughs Colds,
Splitting Blood. Threat Lung Diseases rising
like choking. tickling unpleasant; e5sruc;ons- For
The sb,ve, DR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY viii br found hs great remedy. Persons who
have abused themselves by the o; ardent spirits viii
and both their strength AND resolution mcch improved by
lea ins off the spirits and taking draft occasionally OF The
above restorative. All preparations from tts valuable tree,
excep, the above may be considered spurious coup-
terte The resl article may bad OF The following Agents,
or al Ne. 81 North Sixthstreei, Philadelphia.
LIST OF AGENTS.
DR.. w. H. Minor Druggist, la2 Broadway, New York
Mrs. M. Hayes l59 Fulton street., Brooklyn
Benjamin Oids, Newark, Il. }.
nha Mason, Patterson. Oh !nf
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DARR'S PILLS.-From MIR. Noble,


BOSTON. August Is, ls4l.
''To the Ftoprie,crs OF PARIS Lite Pills: Gentlemen
Having heard Of the extraordinary and unexpected cure
my friend Mr.. Somerve, by the use OF PAIRS Life Pills
applied 10 him for the particulars OF his case which he h
kindly furnished. To bis very lucid and striking sss.
menls (Which enc se) can add nothing they speak s
themselves. But may observe that on bis leaving Lin
coInshe ii was the decided impression oi all his friends
both in Boston and Stamford where he is well known, thai
his recovery entirely hopeessin fact that be wasa
going home die his appearance every way indicating
an advanced stage OF consumption.
"Please send me lVo dozen boxes OF PARIS Pills. small
and ~ dozen large, my stock is again ow perceive
my sale since lnsi August has been 1888 boxes!
" Gentlemen yours, faithfully, JOHN NOBLE
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NTOT7CE is hereby given that proposals

will be received At the inspectors office IN the stale
risnr Mount Pleasant the second WEDNESDAY IN NO
y,ber next al II O'Clock the forenoon for contract 20
commence with 80 convc,s the hrst Of December esu-
ms, 10 hr increased within year 10 50 Tor e term oi
n, making such kinds OF chains, wrought nais
he'd screws shoves and ongs ssdsery, cutlery and other
ARTICLES of hardware OF which the Chief supply 'or ,ne
@onsnmn,ion OF the country imported from without the
United Starsr Convenient shop roon nad irei VIII he
she'd Whoever takes the contract must hnd too anu
and he subject 10 the rules and regu atosS of the
Prison The payments must be made monthly with crs
of three months Satisfactory security w'iI be required
Ne ''N f' DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agen; State Prison, Mount Pleasant
.,.b,- c,L 1919 slD 2n
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d z TO S5 50.-Peach Orchard Coal
3D. The subscriber clefs Tor sale the first quality Peach
6rchard Ceal broken egg and large nut sizes III above
reduced prices delivered free OF carriage, direct from the
boats The Coal will be we'll broken and screened at the
lime of shipment. ALFRED ASHFlELD,
lib C;rand-street, corner Of Ridge,
and Snutt>;rrei, corner OF Montgomery
Orsrs lei. above, 1873 Wilri-strceG. through
the Post Office, promptly attended TO. au3Ou
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FESO THE LOVERS &C superior Black
Tee!-How9ua's Mixture -This extremely delicious
ao unparalleled Tea highly celebrated IN China and
EoPe just imported, IS Tor sale q; the CaEtpa Tea
Capsuys General Tea Establishment l2 Chabnr-s,reet
New1ork in Chinese packages price 80 81 each.
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at OTT'S WOOD COOKING STOVE.
OPO0R,S celebrated PATENT COAL

CPOOR'S celebrated PATENT COAL
- STOVES designed for Stores, Offices Halls and Far
lors-'Chese Stoves are acknowledged by all who have
used the TO supersede other kind offered TO The
public They be had at greatly reduced prices
onehird less than toeryowlng To the depressed state
OF the times. Those wishing purchase Stoves Tor Tie
above purposes requested call and examine Tor them
selves al IS Chatamsreet being the only place where
they can he obtained in this city. n. b. Spoors Stoves
repaired BENJAmiN ARMS ~, ToN"
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IXVENTiON.--Fisk's

itGOh Ian NV Elm L GUM ism
Z PATENT :;OvELTY COOK STOVE.-This Stove
combines all the advantages OF cooking IN every variety,
without the usual objections all kinds OF cooking
apparatus The top divided by patent plates into from
TO boiling places when used with one boiler, when
measures 40 gallons useful bathing purposes arS"
Washing ,ieamng vegetables, scading hogs, c; also
fitted TO take bbl cadron all OF which add TO ltS
simplicity in every respect The Is perfect asa
brick and is warranted 10 all 10 suit the Fur-
chaser the money viii be refunded To those WHO have
seen them Use explanation unnecessary and they
only require be examined 10 convince any one Of ths
perfect simplicity and incompatible advantages several
dealer; have sold their stoves representing Them TO be The
Novelty stoves aud 10 avoid further imposition, they wi!
be sold in future the manufacturers establishment cog
Watestreet only, where reference will be gwen TO over
eight hundred persons ho have them in 10 this city
All other kinds OF Stoves reduced prices Flsks Stove
Fe,ahI,shusrt 300 Wa;er.St nj lm
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NTORISON'S Hygeian Medicines.-
I'VE NOTICE.-Whereas, A. A. SaInanos, OF q Broad
pay, Ne7r-York. IS making improper use OF aeSsrs
Mcrison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF their Met
cines. This is, therefore, inform the public that Mr.
sauanos is not authorized sell MORISONiS PILLS.
New -York, AID Mesrs. MnrTisons only Agents in
New-rork ar. Messrs. FIRTH x HALL, OF No. Frank
liz square, trorl whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
uine. tSignedl Moh1SON co.
Dated Eritish College OF Health, New Road, Lsndon
Inne 1Sih l&t22- iYA tf
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HULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-
tured Persons.-Peroas afflicted with ruptures may
rey upon the best Instrumental aid the world affords on
application tie Office, No Vesey-s,reet, ether OF
the .he principal towns in the Unred States BE
carefu The back pad OF Iiu, trusse sec
they are endorsed bv Dr. Hull writing. None eenl
inc, be relied upon good, without his signature
sIany persons have undertaken vend limitations ci
Huls celebrated usses and thousands imposed upoa
consequence These limitations Cannot be relied upon they
are made by unkiul mechanics, and no better than
the ordinary Iuss-s-
Rooms have been fitted up No. Veseysireet excln
svely for ladies' having separate entrance from the bust
ness department where female II constant attendance
to wait upon female patients 81 II
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CrntoD Water.
TITO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

Fclde9 brought Iron Tubes, tor SteaHl Wa
ter Gas &c from 10 inches diameter and in cagths
from inches u feel capable OF sustaining an nterna!
pressure from loco loco0 lhs per SQUARE nch-toSe'
iher with fittings e-ery Gescripton such as bows, rs,
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &c. TO which the Tubes are
oined by Screws and by OF which they ray be put
o,-r,ber facility by ordn2r; workman
rhc great strength and durability OF ti ,ubes As com
pared with Copper or other material and their economy
renIer tru superior all others FOR any OF the purposes
aip.ve mentioned. SOr sale by
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

OTICE.-All persons indebted to the
estate OF the late Or. Elijah Mead requested To
make payment the subscriber whom all claims against
the estate may be presented
oas 2w SARAH L. sIEAD, Execu,r1, 43 BIeeckersL
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4iss9A 4isA TO LET-2 or 3 Workshops, with
t. superior light rcn, :7 so and $50 till iie lst OF
May next inquire OF j. LOCKE, in The rear OF no. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

GYDNEY COAL.-The cargo of bark
~ OOrando discba gns, and for sale in lots 10 uI
prrrfasers by WARD K BR0WNE,
90 I'll Washington corner Llighl street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

&sA TO LET-A Room, Bedroom, Pan
kn. try and Closet, suitable for small family Posses
SION giyen immediately $i3 I'LL the lst OF May next
Innrire of j. LOCKE in the of No 81 Ann-st no I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

From Mr. PETER SoERvILLE, of Helensburgh, near Edn
burgb addressed 10 Mr.. John Noble, Bookseller Boston,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
From the Ladies Companion iof Nov
The Ghost Ball at Congress Hall,
pv nlraANlEL ?. WILLIS.

sy NATHANIEL P. WILLIS.
sr.; Come, Sir,
E1 ~ mn for YOU again Pray yen sill by u,
And telPs Iaie
r,,,,;U;e, Merry or sad shallt be-
g-rmn,e As merry you will
y,-;H;ns A tad tales best fer wla,sr:
- I,ve one of sprites ami gobiins.
HrlYnaine Lers have that Ssir.-Rrnter's Tale
adyun4. Dror,io, play the porter well
Antipho!us. Sleeping or waking mad or well adNSc!
Known unto these, and 20 myself disguised
I'll say as they say and persevere 50,
And in this mist AZ all adventures go.
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han assist OF minsc in such ungrete|ul forse,ful'
meas of plcasure-land! But what do we with d.
gresson in a glioststory
The ball went Champagne Of the "explo-
led color. (pink) was freely circulated between
The dances-(r rosy Wine suited to the bright days
when all things were tinted rose)- land wit explo-
led, too, in thess leaden times. went round with
The wiue and as glass of the bright vintage was
haRded up to old Johnson, B stretched hi,
neck over the window sill in an agony of cxpecta
zion. confden, that the black ghost If ghost he
were, would fail to recognize the leaders of fashion,
as he was won, OF old, and to bow respectfully
10 them before drinking in their presence
Oh, murder not he Down went his black
poll to the musc-stand, and up, and down again
and at every dip, the white roller of that unctuous
eye was brought 10 bear upon some well-remem-
bered star of the ascendant. He saw them AS
B did Fe was not playing to an uprecos-
nized company of the late corners to Saratoga
any bodies from any-piaoe He, the unirnagina.
live African, believed evidently that they were
there in the hesh--Helen, the glorious. aud all
her fair troop of contemporaries and that with
them had come back their old lovers, the gay AID
gallant Lotharos of the time of Johnson's first
blushing honors OF renowu! The big drops Of
agonzed horror and incredulity rolled of the fore
head of Mr. B.
But suddenly the waters radiated to the side
doors, and with the celestial felicity of starrsing
and mornlng-breakins, a waltz was found PLAYING
IN ,he ears OF the jewellers, Perfect, yet when
ala II oes'n Waited every brain and vein,
wai'zeo every swimming sye within the reach of
lss magic vibrations. Gently away fioa,ed couple
after couple, and they circled round 10 his point
OF observation, 3 could have called everv
waltzer by name-but his heart was in his tbroai
and his eyeballs were hot with the stony inmoyea
bleness of his long gazing.
Another change in the music Spirits of be.
aevllmens could no, t6at waltz have been spared,
nontsce stood wal,zing his head from shoulder TO
shooider-kce twiried the head-chambermaia in
| the entry-,he black and white boys spun round on
| the coionade-she wall-fewers in the ball-soom
crowded their chairs to the wall-the candles aarcd
esnhraclngly-ghosss or no ghosts, dream or hal
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and law sun has gose in favor of the defendants
in the Common Pea. Tn. plaintiff then brought
matters in equity fore this Court. Exceptions
had been taken 10 the Mas er's report. Order
That the Masters report stand confirmed, with
costs.
James Mason VS.. Isaac Jones, ct. al.-This was a
petition presented by plaintiff against defendants,
as executor of his father John Masons) estate, in
not paying him the full amount Of 81, 800 year. be-
queathed him by his father, and asking certain pro-
ceedIngs. Petition denied, with costs. 40 a
George Langdon Sforer and JrMiam Vdn Hook, en-
ecufors. &c, VS.. Waiiam Z Emmet.-David Berdan
died in lS2l, leaving widow and eight children.
and possessing, among other properly, the house
andalot AID Rroome street In his will he ordered d,
that when his youngest child, who was born in
lSlS should at ain the age oftwenty zone, his estate
should be sold and divided. The house and lot
here spoken Of were put up at auction in February
last, and bought by the defendant for Sl0 go. He
paid 5000 down.. agreeable 10 terms Of sale. but
refused TO ratify The bargain, on the ground that
II was uncertain whether the gest child was Of
age or not. He was compelled to do so; and the
present motion is for costs. The Vice Chancellor
stated that both parties to blame the one side
in not showing, and tie other in not demanding
the proof Of authority, and adjudged each party to
pay its own costs.
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Rr,.. swo Genes

p!oy OF the movers; aud ou.e n nnr,n.-
arummed up, which, together with the 81.
teSuea out OF curiosity and a desire tn vice..
what IS looked upon here ~ most r;d;cuIo.,.
IT, Tppsement' mace very respectable asseubi.ss -
o.. meeting was held in The Court House. arS for
corr purpose 81 taking notes, had obtained verv
inw ar position, within the bar, but upon IooE.
am me, disccve within aims Ienp,h
me ~, sl whose appearance perfe ety borr;SsJ
me- ard disconcertsd aud alarmed. .s;.cd @
;n",;s anu paper, and Immediately retired IT,
wha ~, found him to be a man from III. nor.h
the last ,sn ma staining applicant for Office. 70.
been st,n ears For number of wears \. no.
mill sS"pg against the tide of adverse co..
cno. - oeret OF reason, he is abcnt nu,.:,
old Kan,m. ii.rrpp' Tor the purpose Of monnt;ns.
him % sos.y norse, who perchance rns. s
every on Is luce nce door. This indydusT ,vhn,y
man zine me meeting set down as reaIiv ;r..rn
ming less than the master spirit ,h, n-was mo-
"a, "a tns meeting He has enlisted prime mover
saea Dernge with him, who, Ike tbsr Itner DE-
ing an !: snsstion Of the h, adj know no nav
,eel ~ sufficient glory for them n 20 ueuer, and
DOCTORS wake Even were Col Johnoow IN the
man, NOSE fellows would rain him Tor as .aiensea
.nS srano object is to get Presidenf o,t sc Dus
wv V;sanla, and bring out David r porter e.. sna
We Presidency. Ofthis hereafter '0' 'ns
Insse Just learned, that propos,tion h.s h..
;u ssoo ne governor to the Erie Bank TO % IN nI
H., VTTIoV o. their notes, under act Of an Ma
,as; Inc bank, believe, has refused mil ~
question. .l.,, ,.s.g' $500 ~u u the currency
IN senate, on Saturday last, Mr. Ew;no suh,,;...s
2 resolution, which was adopted. ;ns, .s
Commit!ee on Banks to bring in \ bill 70 nrs,s..
sst year ""oer 'ne act OF
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, March 9Th, 1872

Inc Currency eMper0Tce, &c. TfIlr
The currency is in q better situation than il has
been for the last tive three days. and 10 getting
still better. The people who have been almost
driven to the last extremity by these modern bar
bers, the brokers, have cooled down a little 40 the
prospect of relief becomes brighter, but il these
prospects blasted by the acts of our slators
it has been said that the presidents of the diff.
fcrent banks and their loving friends, the b ro-
kers, will get suits piece Of tar and feathers, laid
thick andIheavy too. ''Teuch a mans pocket,
and you touch his heart" seems to be true when
applied to these parts. but the peoples pockets
being very small, at least having very little in
them, will account for it readily If they would
put Judge Lynch's code in force, they would
cely be blamed, for they have suffered from the
tyranny Of a swindliRs clique, the banks and bro.
kers, till forbearance ceases to be a virtue"
The little fellow who f.ured so largely at cou-
pie Of town meetings, has closed his DOORS or some
body closed them for him; consequently the chill
dren can't get any more worm lozenges to cure
them. Poor Jenny! they have sent him to Fort
Disney. A.fs
The Baltimore Central Convention met last even.
ing In twelve societies repres ented there was an
increase Of $50 members within the last month,
max ing in all $3.50. The Washington Temperance
Society is not represented in THE Convention;
they number 1000, the whole number Of testotal-
ers in Baltimore Of the male sex, 10 $3.50, exclu.
siye of Sabbath school societies. The cause here
is going ahead; it is certainly good way to regu
late the currency.
SIMoR
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SIMoR.


Correspondence OF the herald.I
SARATOGA SPRINGS, March 4, 1642
The raid in Sdrafoga-7xs Late Fair-7Ne DIFF
ference betsceen Buying and BorrOscing, &c.
Ma. BExKLTT-
have noticed fer some time past, that the stores
where the Herald was taken were at times crowded
by the most intelligent and respectable men in this
village, oil anxious to obtain the first glance a that
very popular paper. Especially was this the case
when account Of the late Presby Fair held
At the Columbian Hotel, in this village, appeared
in its columns by the way, the persons alluded
to in that article, feel much elated 1t the publicity
given to their grace, beauty, activity, &c.
Tne merchants were mortified and angry n Sec
nag their stores actually blocked up as TO prevent
customers from entering and trading, and that too,
oy men who would scorn the idea Of borrowing
anything except a newspaper. New, II all those
who wish to read the Herald would consider the
incon venience and loss they thus thouehtIessIv
occasion shepksePers, I believe most Of them
would Immediately direct J. Ellswsrth, our verv
able and efheient Postmaster, to forward Won the
subscription money for the paper which. or iii
others, they appear most eager to peruse. And
this, in my opinion, appears t. be . manly ana
honorable course for those who now deoend nron
their neighbors for glance at the disseminntor
of truth and not only to the interest of those Who
might become subscribers, but highly satisfactcrv
and advantageous to majority ofSaratoga.
MnRcHAxrs.
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Vice ChancellOr's Court.
Present-Vice Chancellor M Gown.


MARCH S.-.Frde,ick Aiarquand vs.. Genio Scott
and Adron r. SagueS.-This was on a complaint
that Sag.ez had an interest in q work called the
Report Of Faahions,Iand asking that he be compel
led to make it over, bat denied BY Scott, who AYERS
having, bought him out for 5000, $1,000 Of which
he paid in cash.
Also, that saguez had improperly put his furn.
turc out OF has hands motion u exception had
exceptions be allowed, with costs.
Lescis Curtis, ct al vs.. ITViiam D6sra,c ri al
The defendant and wife, in 1888, bad been induced
to give bond and mortgage for 50 OW in payment
Of North American Trust and Blinking Co stock,
to Joseph D. Beers, President, his successors and
assigns. The mortgage was sWed, and an answer
put 10 last fall. The present 10 motion on the par.
OF defendant, asking to put in supplemental an
swer, BY which he will show thst the representa-
lions made to him Of Mr. Beers ard others having
put cash into the concern we're fsse and done with
view 10 ebsain the mortgage; that the require
msnt made OF him not to sell the stock short OF Elk
months, was made so a. to afford time for the Off
GERS and their friends to sell out on time at high
prce-that the company was NOT formed according
TO law and that the assignment made TO the firm Of
Palmer, M'Kellopp, Dent Co., Of London, was
dered that defendant have leave within ten days 10
ME supplemental answer on payment Of coats Of
the proceedings which have been had in the cause
since the first answer was filed, including the costs
on the motion, to be taxed \
L<t0is Curtis. Al al We, Jonathan 7roffrr, ri al
This was also case in which the defendant and
wife, gave In 1898, mortgages for North American
Trust Co stock, being for 80 600 10 700 and 800
similar motion was made, which took the same
course. '.lt ,.
Sundry Claimants vs.. TVafey Commissioners of
Nesc York.-This was an application for the ap.
pontmcnt of persons to apprsise damage alleged ty
various persons, owning mills on or near the Gro
ton river, to have been received BY them in the
diversion Of the wafer 10 this city Msssrs. Henry
Crosby, Henry White and Nathaiel J Bayles, ef
Ws.tchester, were appointed.
!iero Maronceli vs. Geib and Walker The plain
tinis teacher Of music. Being in w.nt Of money
he cold piano forte to defendants, and subsequent
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HarTlsburHs
Correspondence Of The Herald.I
IJ.cy,suv Mach 10.

(Correspondenee Of The Herald.i
HARRIsBy Mach Z, 1912.
The Bank Bill Tie Merit Prssidency-1he Eric
r Bank. ~
After my letter Of Saturday morning, the Bank
Bill, a. reported from the Committee Of Confer.
esee, twas discussed at some length in the house,
and finally postponed until to-day In the Senate il
was under consideration until the adjournment In
the latter body in the house, it met with
but favorable reception, but what appears strange
to me is, that nearly every one speaking of il al
luded 10 it a. conglomcration of ebsurdites, and
afer INDUCING in TRADE Of abuse against it, con-
ciadsd by declaring that ssch as the report was
Objectionable were its features, and odious a. il
might appear to them, they should vote for its adop
tion.
The excitement attendant upon the first appear
anee Of the buchanan flag having died away, il
appears that all are not satisfied with him, and
small clique Of our worn out politicians strain
ing their nerves to create a feeling in favor Of
M. Johnson, that they may bring him
cut As Pennsy vania's choice for the Presidency
The first rally of this small clique was had % sa-
iurday night last A band Of music was is the EN-.
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NORTHERN DISTRICT on NEW Yong


George Alvord, Oswego, 10 be declared nirupt
A Zig; Calvin 8. Brewer water, ksrch 81: Is
Betient, Wesmoreand 2istj Abrah am Boom Loci mort
April 3; Lyman Bradley, do, I'D; Ira Barnard Jr Ham
bur H. 4th; Samuel Brown MeEtz March 2Ist; George
sCrooker. Conewsngo, April ~; Moses II Colby Sa-
ra,oga, 4th; John Campbell, Oswego, ID; Phineas
CsoR, Rochester, March 81; Sebastian Crolius Scr
b., April I'd; sias Davis, dol Charles De Mott Oswsso
dol John Dxson, Richmond, March 81; Ira Davis, Pie.
MIX 26h; Warren Devone Ira, April Q; James Ella Jr
Canastots, tth Cornelius 0riths Remsen, Msrch 81
Shubsel Gallup Buffalo, 26th Charles Green, Lafay.
cite. 3lst: David Hall, Gsnevs, do; Reuben M nine
Aurelius, 2sh; Lyman King, Lafaye sist; Joseph
MecuIlent, Batavia, 30th Charles A II McGregor, r.
wing, April II; John McDoweIl, Dunkrk, dol Adam
Nestle, Mnden, 4th; Seth Pay Oswego, %; George
Phillips Porter 5b Bensh Rcdfcd, Clyde %; Albert
RedRed, Galsn, do; James Rey Dolds Moreau March
as Isaac Smith, Buffalo, June 81 Jsb,z Stiles Nsntz,
April Lyman sraulding, Lockporf, March as las
Twilkinson, do, April2; Wesley Wsy, Palermo do.
CONNECTICUT.
To show cause Al Hartfo March isGeo Kappel',
Erastus Phelps Jsmes Marsh, Jr Bronson Rogers Aon.
10 Rockwell, Lorn Blodget and Joseph 5 Curtis Of
hartford; silas Bsbcock, Oliver Marfhaii, and VIM
Barnes, Windsor Reuben Towner and jesse futile,
Middletown; Jsel Humphrey winchester; John Aus
tin. Manchester; Lsuriston Cummings and Aaron n
James, Stafford; Samuel Carpenter, Vernon; Socra-
ties Tsrbox Marboro Philander Fielding Bolton; Nor
man Case Hsrtlsnd; j X Williams, Glssten injury.
To show cause OF Canterbury, March l2-Joseph l.
Bennett, Austin Bliss, Jesse Maynard, Norwich To
show cause at do March 2-Georg &c Walker a. Dudley
A Summers, Norwiehj Jason w Fairfield, c l. Thomp-
son, Pomfretj VIM Lester, Jr. Woodstock VIM snow,