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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
l.. L. JACOBS.
JOHN ESTARROOKS

JOHN ESTABROOkS.
From The Buffalo COM nscia! Advsri.sr Nov. Iasl
pen Of one Of nssisen. medical mem who's.
% fpea ns ans .nd % S,
posed beyond the power Of medicine.
s %sG he Editors dc
fri rare indeed ha, fallen hum.ay made experience
from the hand Of Providence much and poacted ,u
,aS eso
ssSs
e zen % nv
rspSy dsscyed palate bone. Se soo
the mouth and then considerable portion of the jaw.
as we'll :. in iH,essmsn would be dasu, on
the human face divine T. shui disease ceased is
ges on the lace after several months them again in
@ M o. inc system "''n greater and more destructive
observed under the na Of each big This
leg
limbs sa s
Were then attacked by this consuming malsy which extended
IL sRe 's
Producing he
aS xs s1's with
was possible for @ so very feeble
as telling
Of humanity hold ont and sOons for airs r.
S table wh the Of the family
%fs a%s s
Hs.d the % which shall
The certain check given this terrible spreading and hope
less I'D [s%0va Of =. Intense pains
S r. and ass i,
a.y by f Sis mother Il sssE
%o ThnSse SSo Ga a M III
truly suspicious, and unexpected effects medicine
paratvely small and feeble the constitution
3afs
MD = S SsrST1sArE o. oEy. MANSFIELD:
S SI
ORANGE MANSFIELD, Pm.
Nov 26th l8il. North Clarence, krie Co.
John OVEN 1s'fo Sss time ne md III,
.e
who ] be then %
employed eight different physicians, and BY one
sprsd co @
e.
any Attempted person Who like
@ Hsi , ssss :'
Of the fore there have BE- twenty holes many
'sa :: asp
ny I
using IT, and used bottle week for months
@ { s ':ss +
who may be similarly afflicted. wy, Ypqys, truly
Person. who have doubts efficacy Of medicine
fore PURCHASING GSh sing! the s. ,T s. ..i
william william W. RsadSlp Ss.s sss Fca ss stree,
M!S % HR Snsm Ms 5 A G:Gss stree,
William s,ebbn:, corner Of Rivinston and Ridge ..
Robert H Gordon, p Orange street
WiIIsm Wiion, S Levi. stree.
Eemus E.sua 81 H MsS:U :;1 s.se'
I.G Reed, Ils Fulton street, Brooklyn
5 5.T.. S Mss; IS gam Ss. : street
5dhs sseePE 81 ssasS. Fourth street
e.s that 70 Ss e
C0urIandt :tiee, or at Mii6sa Broadway, they
Sss
CAvrlor-A, the fame of .h. wonderful medicine
Prsparaons are priIsing up e reap part OF Us
wish true aiiieI: s.s for BsSi and see i. &c
signature Of c. BRISTOL II across the cork OF the
Forsae by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
coun ny.
William Burger, Wholesale Agent 50 Courandt street. and
1888 Greenwich street, and retail the following places
Milhau's Pharmacy, 1913 Broadway Ruston and Aspnwai
Broadway, 86 William and Astor Honse James
syme NJ. D., 6, Bowey. Robert Legrctt, M D., H. Avenue
D. B. Quackenbush, 100 Greenwich street, and A. Hill e0f
0reenwichs sl1 imIs
EAU DE BEAUTE,
GouRAU2's EAU DE BEAA A.! or Tru s. Water Of
Pimples. Freekles MOphew Burns, B,oehe., and all GU
and and ecitng healthy juvenile b!ooL stands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
County Court.

The following order yesterday made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Resove ed that the Clerk convene the
County Court the chamber Of the Board of Al
dermen Friday the 23d inst at twelve O'CLOCK noon)
act upon the charges Of the Grand jury respecting GER
tain Ju tees Of the Peace.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT.

THE Proprietor Of this establishment continues as hersto
fore TO supply his customers with the OF the
served in the best The quality Of the viand
and his very moderate charges evident from the s,teng
His eo shall be- they have BEEN 10
continuance and his house reputation for
cellence and accommodation which has
msntaneo Athe proprietor no longer connected with
other establishment he will pay his sole undivided
the best Of house, spare pains for The
maintenance oft wclleamed reputation. sii lmsr
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Bankrupt List.

Excess Of ls4I ls42 for 81 week in September,
Sl3943 g. Excess of al ~, to I4th September,
S243,S2. SO.
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EPICUREsl EPICUREs, EPICUREsI

EPICUKES! EPICUKES! EPICUKES!
THE Subscriber formerly known OF the n of Blew
and Ten Eyck, of No Broad street, having opened a
house No. 364 Broadway few doors below N,bo Garden,
where he s continues all Dec of the
Season vzGame Poultry Fish, nc &c. together with his
celebrated Mill Pond Shire wsbury and all choice Oysters
at Eibo's ' mum - VIC '"'' 1,A"''' "''
Having fitted up saloon unequaed in the city where gen.
teen and their families visiting Nbo's with the
propriey have served their comfort and such
refreshments as they may call for reasonable
N B-Cnbs and Private Parties wishing rooms,
commodated as above, by '..t..
81 lmsr JOSEPH TEN EYCK,
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Court CoIendnr-This Dev,

COMMON Pr EAs-PARr lNos g. 95, 81, 81 IL, as 49,
o. l0l, l07 09 Ill, ll3. III, l9, l23 Part Mos 90,
o. o. 49, 100 0 l06 l0s 49, ia 49, 49, VA l26 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22

CANAL ToLLs.-Amoun received for tolls all the
nails this during the second week in September,
and the total to l4h SEPTEMBER in each of the years fol-
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DR.. HORNE.

DR.. HORNE.
CONTINUES To be consulted con6denrially at his Office No.
s;assl: e.psetfsy .gprssd tha, Dr. Home being s:
o. s pess
n Shsh his poand q.
&. a.s M Iii
,ali1ed out ofe-Ieesnt affections are without persury
Cd % The ;l
1S o.s D w
Persons afflicted with protacted and deplOr.bls need
e s BY Pr a0
iesrse,sbity and skill Dr. II his patron. guar
come in Contact Attendance until nine O'Clock in II. eve
ming. ,,or,,,n
TMoMAs M6KS :sss ' h., s +. Dr.
;'sss. .asss..is practice Fl; s;abi.h%sai, NJ.
81. "E Sundays d excepted Ger $50 -, ,.. so I@.r
PARSELLS y AGATE.
MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS,
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DRAPERS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition their former stock Of
si,s rem Js. and nd London SSsy q \:
be SCARF 1S adv "ss sa
snS,S 10, and nd ,es: S.Ds
old patrons and strangers visiting hi. city to cali at the old
e Hss Il srd %s ss Sc
uo.s ss,wssn ps,s p.fs and
with ihs patent buckle Of their manufsc,ure, which
TOT comottl cahhot bc surpassed.
we'd Minerva Brace intended to brace the shoulders and expand
The chest highly recommended by the medical faculty aud
will BE- found indispensable who inclined
bend forward and in fact all individuals Of sedentary htb
its paens aud Guards SEED %
Inc this acie. will be found OF i'm advantage TO
children o either who have acquired the habit OF STOPPING
PARSELLS AGATE continue the manufacture OF heir
celebrated Russia Riding Belt. ~ INN
DORTABLE BLACKSMITH'S FORGES-The sub
scrbers, being the sole ACCT, for TIE Minaiacufes "
Concklus Patent Portable Forge aad Bellows, oeT e,S 70
call the attention Of the upic the above arucls
have been called for and introduced nearly m e
utility and being portable ana compse, gives
them the common fge or ohgping
Of every dcs crption Rail Roads Canals rsntfuons Msnu
factor.s and ali purposes for which the ordnuy Forge Is
used Those for the u D navy are wrought
Iron. . ,.l;.u 80 ourch... 90 .ou,. s.,- ,.ho
.. them personal as well general know
'eage, Crane Navy Yard, Portsmouth, ". II; Mess
CO. Kim H.ines, Pnadeiphia Hon. Goyemier Kemhe,
Wssi Point Foundry, Cold Spring, N. r. Messp. Alt
hsnse Co. tt3 Broadway, ~ " and our city bsek,mhs
generally. GAY x bbAyLi,,
s2i 3m src corner OF Od SIP and MAeeIse
POCKET KNIVES
1872 Broadway between John and Howsrds Hotel.
n pen, dirk AMI pocket knives, s,ng pres 70
Also large assortment o. @cisso nshosi
Champagne Cutters Dental and Surgical lnrmsnt snn
every other article usually kept BY cutters. All kns cut
lcry made to order repaired Steel articles w me
highest perfection Of the art.
DILLs Of Exchange all OF kngland, Ireland and
ID scotland IN Of s. 70 aI3 and 40 70 any amount,
for sale at ~ j. SfhF ISL NJ" ., II 10 n ..as.a,
auNr ' ~ ~''"~""''
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PARIS LIFE PILLS

g esc11,s The en- many benefits ,hs
pe
direction has in thousands been tried and proved to be
d: %; :%:ss
Gs
A, family medicine unequ.lled and all in
%.n $
sm.e saft sef S'
time gentle in u operation yet so efecacioas that no
nerabie d,:cSyersf. Old Pan.
has been but short tune before The public ys. The grOpIs
2 the United States and have bad gratifying test:
To all tn reore who are afflicted and in bad health, we
may be- Hsd
hr;sis% sns a%s chemists
Asmhm sand. Go d%Ts !. md chemists granite buildings
P DicEie, als Broadway, corner Of Lispenardst st,
syPs NJ d sa9 sos ;s 50 g%Swsy wak
Horace Everett druggist e7 Greenwich ST. next the corner Of
Codlington spohecaes. 227 Hudson street, of
Cotton chemist and apo,hecary DC, Blocker of
BOokyn-Wm A%s,ro,g seed, drug. and patent medicine
And wholesale " inc proprietor PRSo5sERTs & CO.,
Clarendon House. corner Of Duane st and Broadway.
no DTsPEPTICs-Among The number Of distlngul.hea
gentlemen who have IRON personal expressed
whs Anti Dyspepc Pills, Mr. Van Buren,, late President Of
the United States request permitted the Proprietor
say that having by him since with
box Of his Pills induced to take them remedy for DIS
ordered he given them fair trial and we'll
satisfied they have contributed greatly to the perfect
establishment Of his health. 800.
The Anti Pills put In superior STYLE tin
boxes containing forty with full directions Price fifty
per box.
Those who require more active article referred Beck
withs Anti Bilious Pills Price % cents per box
liberal discount made agents aud those who buy to sell
again. To be had Of
H. D. TURNER,
General Agent, No 10 John st. Broadway, whom all
orders must BE- addressed.
For sale also by J. 4. Tirps, Newark NJ. ssAwtec
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THE SUBSCRIBER hegs to return his best thanks to
his numerous friends for the kind and liberal
men they have him since he reopened the above
establishment he them and the public in general,
that he will continue every exerton merit their
The Lader will be always supplied with the choicest deli
caces OF the which will be served superior
ner, at prices in accordance with the tines
The Bar will be stocked wines, liquors, draught and
Scotch ae London and all Of the best
quality
Breakfasts, dinners, and suppe all reasonable
hours.
Hot dishes &c., hand every day between the hours
of and 5 p M.
0YSTERs-The very best that be procured every
style.
Suitable notice being given. ANY DISH whatever can be
procured
Private rooms for the accommodation OF dinner md supper
parties. EDWARD WINDUST.
sl3 2taw is iw@r
VTERRArlN LUNCH.-Goarmonde' Qui Vive. Thou
sands Of good cts lovers good fare have been for
closing of the faramed "Terrapn Lunch" The htfui
WE'LL" for be known th,t the John Adams of book
memory, hangs his hatn the Terapin also the pro-
prietor the finest little fellows Christendom ycept
Carr. Now them smack your lips comorants in the
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
John, perfection good and drinking be
again guaranteed at The Terapn. single look the old
lee Box will the hunger Of him with the short
and taste Of the genuine at half the old prices will
TICKLE the palate of the veriest anchorite.
Fine Greeu Turtle served this day. and day during
the SCI m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-22
INVENTION NO. 9.
susoIm.r GEORGE KENNEDY
IMPORTANT TO TIL Z
PUBLIC.

LII who wish economic obtain Clothing of the bes
"A quality remarkably cheap, 203 Canal street. door
of Hudson Also large of Cloths, Cass
Vestngs and summer Goods from which Clothing
all kuds made order the best educco
prices, a03 Canal street. jeis 3insr
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KENNEDY'S

THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS
THE AGE.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23
-Frou,the owego IN. Y.) Gazette.

We are indebted to Col SALISBURY, distin-
gushed citizen of Pennsylvania and the fast friend
of Col.JoHNsoN, for the following admirable let
ter from talented and well-l1nown citizen of the
west. puts to rest, and for ever, the unjust and
ungenerous story, which has found its way into
the public newspapers, and which is calculated to
wound the feelings of brave old soldier-that
Col. JOHNSON was not the slayer of TEcuMsEH.
We are astonished, that after an elapse of twenty
five years, such story should find footing in the
word-for true it is, the fact was questioned
during that whole period and for the benefit OF
those who have serious doubts upon the subject,
and to do justice to gallant old soldier, the fol
lowing is published.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23
From the Charleston Courier.
THE DEATH OF DUDLEY-A REvoLu-
TIoNARY FRAGMENT.
BIZ Ralph RhQme.
--'LavIna; go with me:
I'll to thy closet; and read with thee
Sad stories, chanced to the times of od''
Sh0kSDeare'S Titus .andrOnic,Ls

Sad stories, chanced TO the times OF Old
Shdkspeare'S Titus .fndrOnicas
| A short distance from the City of Charleston,
on one of those numerous avenues leading to the
Cooper River, stand the ruins Of the once hospita-
BILE mansion of Col. l.. At the time Of
which treat, this mansion ranked pre-emnent for
It's noble architecture, the beauty of its location
the magnifcence of the hoary aged oaks with
which it was surrounded, the fertility of the SOIL
and the sublimity of the surrounding scenery
short distance from the place aforementioned
on the north side of the avenue, the eye of an OBJ
server will be attracted by two mounds surround
ed by about ter dozen wild plumb trees, of
some fifty or sixty summers growth here and
there may also be seen the wild rose, the flowing
reed, and an innumerable variety Of small flowers
such the daisy, the forget-me-not, the hair-bel
the violet sc. One of these mounds contains the
mouldering dust of an English youth, of one of
the first families of that proud and naughty country
who in the revolutionary war, was taken in arms
against King George's aulher;;::ii ;;::iies-was condemn
ed and executed, as rebel and traitor to his
King and his country. The other mound con-
tans that of a young lady to whom he to
have been united in the holy bands of wedlock
on the very day. and very hour, that he suffered
that severe penalty for his patriotic devotion to the
holy cause of liberty. The young lady's name
was Zada, she was the only daughter of Col
l. aforementioned, rich planter, and
Georgia AS soon as it was known that young
Dudley had been captured by the British consul
tatons were held, not only amongst his immediate
circle of fien Is, but also amongst some of the
best friends ofthe Kings cause, (whose influence
was thought to be as powerful with the command
er, as their sympathy for the captive sincere)
as to the best means ofextrcating, all events of
mitigating, the severity of the doom that all, but
too truly feared, awaited him. Young Dudley
was youth Of most exemplary habits; concilia-
tory in his manners, open and candid in all his
dealings strong p his friendship, ardepfhthis love,
enthusiastic in his devotion to the of freedom
and proud only, in his honor. his name, and his
beloved Zada. Hence, that all absorbing interest,
that was felt in his behalf, by all kinds of persons
on that unhappy occasion. The frs. step that was
taken, was TO draw up petition to the command
er of the British forces in Carolina, setting forth
the youth of the prisoner the honorable and hu
name manner in which he had treated all (and
they were many who had fallen into his hands
during the sanguinary contests in which he had
been engaged since the commencement of HOSTILE
ties between the. mother country and the colonies
[of America casual mention was also made of his
family connections in England, whose deeds, ot
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23
From the New York Evening Post

FOREIGN, FUN-DMONGERS
We have on several occasions adverted to the
danger of corruption 10 which Congress isex
ed from the operations of the Stock dealers ia Iu
rope and also to the deleerious influence which,
through their agency, will be brought to B, ar
on our future elections. An expenditure of ya
or ten millions Of dollars to procure the assun D.
tion of the State debts, would, speaking CONNER
cally, be only a judicious investment of the mo-
ney. Nor would the European holders of A.
merlcan securities haFeany scruples of conscience
IN applying that amount in this way, for they
would think they were thereby only securing their
rights. 1t is the money power of Europe, we
have to dread, and not any inherent strength of
the Wing party
Such being the case, we hope our readers will
not be deferred by the length of the following let
ter, from giving it careful perHsal. 1t has been
lately received by the editor of the. Globe, from
la gentleman in London and reveals plans and par
ticulars which ought not soon to be forgotten.
LONDON, I1fh October 1912. This CITY is the
great focus of schemers spectators and swindlers
from all parts of the civilized world. Here, at
Longs Hotel, in Bond street. and Brooks Club
House, do congregate the fashionable representa-.
ttes of all the incorporated swinders-the bank
ing railroad, and allthe various other companies
of the New World, to concert measures for
securing themselves, and their aiders and abeors,
princcly fortunes without either labor or capital.
The various incorporated bubbles of the United
States have generally been fully represented here
and it is amusing to hear the varions schemes
trumpedup between them and the ftlndmongcrs
of Threadneedle street, to re-cstablsh what they
call the credit system and piacethe Incorporated
spectators bankers. and other swindIcrs in the
United States. again on their legs. Both parties
here are anxious TO accomplish desirable omob-
iect The fund dtnongers arerun aground in Eng
! land eThey have robbed the country by their
have gotta large portienof the producers on whose
labor they rioted, into Poor-hoases and prisons
Land they are now reduced to the necessity of put
4 ting their hand into one pocket, to take out portion
ffofthe tax which they put into the other They
find this scheme of paying the interest on the pub
lie debtaSery Improbable one and, ifpersevered
in, must end in repudiation quite as injurious tc
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23

folly, meanness, and imbecility, stalsaproudIy in
the halls of fashion, as the diamond hides It's bril-
liancy in the sands of India, while the false jewel
glitters in the gilded casket
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23

Idown at the time; and, after reading them to-
Gritton, causing him to append to them his sigma
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-23

BRIGHT rose the sun from amidst the eastern for
ests. on the morning ofthe- day of April, ~,
the birds sang firth their gay sonnets of haPpi-
ness and contefitment, the jessamie and the honey
suckle exhaed their fragrance to greet the breath
of morn, the fields and the flowers laughed amidst
the gay sparkling efthe dewdrop and the murnf;ir-
ing of the brook, and the whispering OF the breeze
amongst the tall pines, all, all bespoke the glad
ness Of spring. But harlR! why booms that deaf,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17
Litchfleld, May, 1942.
MACHHN FRY.

The subscriber is constantly manufactur- ing at his machine shop, Burgess & Bald. wins Patent Premium Clouer MGchine,- This Machine has been before the public long enough fcr them to judge of its merits. 1t has received two premiums from the Ame. rican Institute, and one from the Litchfeld County Agricultural Society. These ma. chimes are built of the most durable and sub- stantial materials, anNp6re perfect in their operation. They are considered the most perfect machines in the world for hulling and cleaning Clover Seed. A grent many of them are in use to the entire satisfaction of the owners and the public.
 Also, Rotary Shi,gle Mills Threshing Ma. chimes for all kinds of grain. the most apprO. we'd now in use-Horse Po,oers of different kipds-Dog Poper Churns, a very conven. tent article for farmers. They can be used with dogs or sheep.
 Farmers are particularly invited to call and look at machine for sowing Plaster with horses. This machine is very simple in its construction, and perfect in it's opera. ton. 1t will SOW from half a bushel to five bushel per acre. as the driver may wish, and is capable of sowing three or four tons per day. The only labor necessary is boy 10 ride in the wagon to drive the horses and fill up the hopper when empty.
 All kinds of Machinery built and repaired at short notice, and in the best manner, with prices to correspond with the times.
 GT Turning Lathes, Saw Arbors, Screw Plates, &c. &c., for sale. II. BALDWIN.
 Washington, Litchfeld O. June TO- ls42. soiomS
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17
r.oamamas Pills.

u.vuOus who have given t1s U, SSs;sS' AS a
 .n.sk of is in ters of .he hglssI. SSs no rSa
 S:;s:s Sss s" l.s Sas merely :;;:; d. nS.HIss S .ovS disease body from wSSs .T as esuSs sPsn o hs qO'c @ c6. Bilious sSs. ali persons who are susIs 'S Fsver Fever and COmpatnIs, Typhus and Scsrs sr;siUr sGE from ind
 Asg Dy:pspSS S and a"So,asa S SS few SO5ss of this Hs"S Restoring Medicine, since pT1cSSSss necessity, and saves the ezPense O M ;,s oUeTaton, tsisrencs, and is na,urs! and easy ID is purely S0S.,oSs SoS removing SS eese' is S justly desiRnated Mays LaISTuscS and MEpcNE, nasmuch as 1t cIeanseIn ams and leave bowels from all foul and corIPng 5uEO' ,snovSsoH % tae OCc ' .. SS censs per box, with full drectoTs DR' Coo GoopMAN's Principal Office, S76 BOwery' N |
 Rswember The only Agent in EtchheId' tor 'Ut !Us ..ia ~ Sh;s medicine is Mr. A. WADswoRTG. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17
Prepare for Cold Weather <! l!
 Fashionable ZN6COSSeeg.

A s one of the "trade" who wishes his fel.. "A low man, that "noblest work of divine. hands," dressed in garments befitting his po., sition, viz. with Coat, Vest, and Panta.. loons-also protected with an Overcoat OF, Cloak to defy the storm and wind of the coming winter -begs liberty to inform rax PUBLIC, that they can be accommodated ,either in the Cutting or Making of the said garments at short notice, at his shop in Spencer's build. ing, next west of the Mansion House, ,and most respectfully requests their patronage.
 *.* Fashions Americana, a la French E,. ropean, or ScotchianG, just received by late ar. rivals. H. A. HULL,
 Litchfield, Sept %, 1942. la
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-11-17
FOR SALE
A COTTON MiLI. of smaII s;,.

A COTTON MILL of small size. contain.
 I n ,ng io nooiiiiss. nooiis 2 Mules and other reoui. site machinery. of the best fabric and in com. Plete order, being nearly new. This Mill is situated (near Hitchcock's Corner) in the town of Sharon, Litchfield O.. Ct, and within seven miles of the Housatonic Rail Road. It is in good neighborhood-is healthy place, and where the necessaries of life can be procured remarkably cheap. The concern will be sold at a low rate. on ae, commodatiDg terms. and possession immedi- ateiy given. Title indisputable. It is thot !nat tnere ls s1mcient home market for all the goods the mill can manufacture.
 For further particulars apply to Messrs. Swift and Hitchcock, merchaits. hem tho premises. and to John Thompson. Esq. Po'- Eeeps'e. Duchess County. N. Y., or to James Grant Esq. Cashier of Farmers 6 Manu. Iacturer's Bank in Po'keepsie, N. Y. 3m 2s