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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

virtue q decree Of the Circuit Superior Couu Of Las. and
- Chancery for The county of Buckingham. therein
pending between samuel Ford Plaintiff Austin and 9TH
err deendanis shall the End day January next that being
Aoemafc Court day e public AZ the Conn
House Of Absmare county an the right interest Of tho ate
D John Mills IN and 30 $40 the county
Aoeuiare ADJOINING the Lands Of Edond Richard snow
AMI otc and also all The interest Of sid
Negroes The interest Of being ith Of aid Land
ans Negroes as one n the distributes Of WYATT
Nils ao tact o. land aid county Abemsre adjoining
the Lands Of Man Layne John Fairy containing
aces The Land now offered for very the
gros unusually hkeb The tile believed unque-onabe
DC t-ets n. II. MAGRUDER. Cnnimi ouer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
PITT HANDS WANTED.

Il bodied ground Mines;
for such n liberal hire win be paid
Hands the Coal Mines
ed weregulated Hospital under the
Steward, and l. dniy attended by three Physicians.
they prefer
Where the slc 10 select the hands
placed under the Of two Physicians who will attend
jointly The charge hand for medical attendance
dollars per
In these depressed times is believed be greatly
OF prices paid
than other cmpoynens there from
accidents than generally believed As evidence Of
will that only OF death occurred
Mines the present Of 40 hands
diseases contracted before the hands
Of death from accident any
Mines In this vicinity during the presen, year.
a. T. WOODBRIDGE,
de % DOT President NJ. l.. G. NJ. Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29

M Ill nigirest
w Tavern, Monday the 2nd day Of January Negroes
the Of Zacharah McGdo decd consisting
Men and Women hrt blacksmith wagon drivers
cook and field hands by order Of the Executor
q DABNEY A. CAUTHORN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
Watches and JeveIry.

LOWER THAN EVER
consequence ofthe reduction duties by the New r, H.
subscriber Is selling his silver Lever, A,eh
fapeent Lepns and other Watches. new and sp,nd
terms and Jeweiry Retail reduction from
e prices being much less than bought for =,
onet pas IN the CITY AZ he an
ions OF watches OF The newest The M
IN England France and Switzerland 10 Offer
assortment and Al much less than any oter h..
in America ~ ' o''' T'o>s
Gold Watches low 20 dollars each Wa,eh-, ,,s
'ewey exchanged OF bought All Watches warranted n 80
good time the returned 10y
Al Kinds OF Watches repaired and
much less than the prices OF the b, orkn
the city. - A. 1870 IN
Importer OF Watches and Jewshy. Wholesale and Reau IA
Wall street Upstairs York DE- I7~dS-s. ne,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,

INE subscribers have for sale, reduced prices the best
n assortment of Philadelphia made Clothing offered.
Persons wishing Fashionable articles Warranted well
invited 90 call and supply Of Cloth Coak
and Over Coats
&C. &C DE- % INfOEs 4 BROTHER. Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29

III CASkS Cheese
AO 20 boxes IIuns Patent Candies
so do do do Soap
40 do WoodrutT's Candles-for sale hy
dc 90 WORTHAM McGRUDER A. co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29

CLOVER-SEED! CLOVER-SEED!
Sn BUSHELS prime crop Clovcr-sced-for sale by
w de 30 WORKMAN, McGRUD2a & co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29
TINSLEYvILLE FEMALE BOARDING

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-29

kNoR THE LtDIEs-Ladles' Superior Patsnt India Rubbe
Overshoes decidedly hs hanisome; article
City Ladies in Of something very and comfortable
call the subscriber his door Hubbarr
Gardner q Co.
de SAMUEL PUTNKY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

: Cncmndfi Gd1effe, March 81
FiRE ~ GESEvA.-By passengers in the eastern
train YESTERDAY morning we learn that disastrous
fire occurred in the village Of Geneva, at half past
III on Saturday evening. Two dwelling houses,
two barns and four horses were consumed. Tho
loss is estimated at $4,000. We did not learn the
particular -Rochssfer Democrat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

Orleans who forward all goods to his addres
ysrsed will be taken to have the good cor
~ m aaured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

SrcxsEss N NELSON, PORTAGE CoU.rY, ONO.
The people of Nelson have been visited with Sc
commenced in time of general and severe colds,
and has principally ragged among the people of
Nelson township. The sickness is now subsiding,
aud is thus described by DR.. j G. Stevens in the
last Hudson Observer:-
"The fever as it has pre- vailed in Nelson during
the winter Of lSi2,is Of highly infammatory cha
raeter, properly deneminated the synochal grade
Of Idophatic fever" with some peculiarities not
usually attending that variety of continued fever
In almost every case which has fallen under my OBJ
servation there has been highly deranged state of
the hillary organs, the skin and albugina putting
yellow hue with other ieterc appearances
Soon after the attack some local determination and
Inflammation has been generally developed That
locality has been some porien Of the mucus tissue;
in some instances the mucus tissue Of the lungs
has been its seat, but in great majority OF the
cases the mucus tissue Of the alimentary canal has
been the most severely affected In some cases,
il the disease be not checked in its progress, it
sumss the typhoid type on the third or fourth day,
and en- the fifth or seventh terminates in death.
Since the first Of Jan. 1872, there have been about
one hundred cases in the township of Nelson and its
vicinity Up TO this date there have been but eight
deaths from the fever. Several deaths from other
diseases have occurred since the first of Jan. last.
HYDRopHoBlA.-wese see it stated in the Fayette-
vile, IN c. Observer, that daughter of James
Mitchell o. h,t place aged sight year, died
ten in the wrist by rabid dog ia October last, the
wound healed in short time, since which she
complained occasionally Of pain in the arm, ex-
tending TO the neck, and frsquently exhibited some
spasmodic affections On the 10th ult she was
violently attacked with sPasms, which continued
up to the time of her death.
TREMENDOUS RevIvAL-A great revival Of re-
ligion has recently taken place at Beal]sville, in
Washington County, Pa, and we learn from the
Washington Reporter, that every man in the town
had joined the church.
REMARKABLE.-At Lexington, Kentucky, the
thermometer stood in the sun, at two o'clock on
February I'D, at a. In the shade, at the same
time, at 81.
THn FrRs AT OrsEoo.-The loss Of property oc-
casioned by the burning Of the paper mill OF Ira
Todd Il Co., amounts to about $50, 600 insurance
$1,000. We were wrong last week in stating that
all the contents Of the building were destroyed-a
quantity Of the rigs and some Of the machinery
were ssved, although In damaged cosdition.-Of.
sego pcpr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10
TO THE LOVERS OF FAT
REEE

HE Subscriber has purchased superb year old
Steers fate by Mr. George Wellen. Of Orange County
famed for it. grazing land and fat beef They slaug
there UNI. raay the nh inst They be there
the Subscriber No Union Market and exposed for sale al
prices spond ng with the times.
All old KAick erbockerr and ali other, who are fond of
looking beef that would make Enelishm mouth wa
ter invited to call at either of the above paces and
observ alton
FELIX QUINN
m Maxi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

New YoRK:
Printed and Published for the Propretors at the Lancet
Office No. 81 Ann Street, by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

REMARKABLE.-At Lexington, Kentucky, the
thermometer stood in the sun, at two o'clock on
February I'D, q, a. In the shade, at the same
time, at 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

-
The we'll, and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully bgs leave to to the Ladies that he
has hand most splendid and fashionable
Laties Straw and SILK Hats The Straw Hats ,nufac
tured to mos, fascina log ,nd becoming shape called
THE LsLER co rTA0E,
with Gpsey sides and Swiss Flare around the front The
brad hese Hats eremede OF Of the elegant patterns
QUEEN VICTORIA
The silk department conducted by the most ingeuou and
tasty mners not be eQualed Tbs iks Of the
est fresh imported Trimming aud Flowers to
pond nose who wisl to convinc, themselves call at
No: SO Canal Broadway, and II Divs IN streets
latest style be purchased at either of establish
ments at wholesale and Ictaii removable term ns I'M
NNATTO-2oo0 lbs. arcie rolls
"A tin cases for nufacurers and retailing equsfl.d
by any in the country.
lndigo-l0 ta'e- Madras
Carbonate Ammonia-275ars
Blue Vitriol-i0 casks
Castor O-25 barrels American
Do do IS cases East India
handsome for retailing.
Gum Sheac-l0 cases Orange
Alcohol-2o hares
Spirits Turpentine-i5 barrels
Gluc-!0 barrels Phad .pna
Gum Aloes-lo ca.s- Cape Al,es
singlass-3OO lbs Russia Sheet
Nu'meks-50albs
Oil RIOS 800 ounc.s
Oil Win'ergreen-300 lbs
Pink Root-ll bales and 2 casks
Sarsaparilla-4O haies
Bath Brick-25,000
Thempsons Bsc xing-aoo gross For sale by
WILLIAM BURGER, Wholesale Druggist,
mas SO Courandts at, and Iss Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

TRrMENpors REvIvAL.-A great revival Of re-
ligion has recently taken place at Beal)svillc, in
Washington Reporter, that every man in the town
had joined the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10
!" Of'rB VII
Like some delightful vision Of he soul"

will ever be with me; and il have been caustic, il
has been for the good Of those to whom II applied,
and not from any sinister motive. There are some
others to whom the words Of repsoof would BE- like
"appes 81 Rold;' let some " nice young mem here
examine themselves well: wise man will improve
thereby, but fool will lpress On and be punished
ReAko.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

BILLS STITCHED MopERATE TERMs.-FouR rHous AND
COPIES REQUIRED.
.adreriisemens intended for insertion and Books &C. for
notice and review must be for,corded 10 the Office
snor before 7nusday cfevny week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

"Still, gentle Lasy, cherish flowers
Truly fairy fiends are they,
On whom OF all thy cloudless hours
Not one IL thrown away;
BY them unlike mans ruter race,
No care conferr'd 10 spurnd,
But all thy fond and fostering grace
A thousand fold returned.
The Rose repays thee all thy smiles
The stainless Lily rears
Dew in the chalice Of its wiles,
As sparkling as thy tears,
The glances Of thy gladd'ning eyes
Not thanklcssly ATE poured;
In the blue Violet's tender dyes
Behold them all restored.
You bright Carnation-once thy cheek
Bent DER it in the bud
And back il gives thy bushes meek
In one rejoicing food
That Balm has treasured all thy sigh,
That snow-drop touched thy brow,
Thus, not q charm Of thine shall ole,
The nainted people yOW,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-10

MILL BUsrID The steam -four mill and distili-
cry, at Lawrsnceburg, was burnt down last night.
The light was 90 vivid here as to cause an alarm OF
fire Lawrepceburg is distant about twenty miles
- Cincinnati Gd1sffe, March 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
JOHN CHAPMAN, 70 Chatham sire
N,.,v-NDTl, S,p, - 1854
Prepared al sd ,.ilnesa: l.ii re;ai!by
i. b. i ID. SANDS, Druggists,

70 and 100 Futon street
Sold also by Abraham =. Sands Co. No. 273 Broadway
David Sands &Co NJ n East Broadway, and by William
rown Li Washington street., and s W. Fowlc, 80 Prince
rec Boston, jo.ep EaIch, Jr. Providence, K. l., f. W.
Bull, Hartford, Conn, Dr. x. ". MahewS0I Norwich
Conn, H. Hawl, co. Albany, j. Goram and j. Fowler,
Ne"blrgl y. y, Dr. David Jane ~ South Third street.
Philadelphia, O. H. 'ryIsr, Baltno F.. Trcyeu Son,
Pooghhecpsie, aud 10y Druggists gene ally in all The pnci
pal c''s ,nI clet towns - The United STATES Prize s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
Do not Con,!t,an before. you ily.
R. a. DOOLlTTLt".S Compound

VEGETABLE CANDY which need only be used
10 be approved tor Coughs Colds. Shortne.. Breath As-
ma Irritation 81 IL" Throat Whonplne Cough Caarfh. Con-
Imrtn9, Group and ii!anmationa The Ches and Lqagt
Ing proprietor and lnT.n,pr 81 lie Compound haYDS
been engaged 1r the last thirteen years IN the Botanic DE
lca Practice IN this city. and from his extensive knowledge
oil The medicinal virtues OF the vegetable Kingdom has
pounded number O The valuable, vegetables that
III our country, which he has with grea, dis
eases affecting TIE Cis and Lungs has combined IN
tie vcr pleasant and agreeable form his Compound Fr-
@tib: Caniy, which he Offers the public with The Ut
most confidence safe remedy diseases Of The Chest
ana Lungs ms entirely Ycetabic and Tree from 1 poison
o- litgfrdeii and can he used ly The MOST deicae per
NllS.
Try IT: It good, and let its merits Hnd rcs;ssi IL
public patronage. Directions accompany every Iackagr:
the signature of ti. proprietor. Sold
wholesale and retail al hi, Botanic MeAcIne Store No 25
Cen:re-s,ret opposite Market New York.
by Nelson SanIn.s, i Ctnrcstrect Sm0nsOn L Gchri.y
iG2 BrOo.r-e,reet7 John Alderman, of Sprag a
LalrcSstrast Reuben Knapp corner Houston and Lag
Y,l.,.;rett, t. N.cr, 22 Blocker Lewis Lin
~ Gr.enwicistreet; Richard W. Mott corner OF Ham
nersiy and iiud~lnrers: f. W. Clark corner Of Hudson
and GroyesreeS: {. Wright, Fourth aud JONES
streets: j. l. llutchin9s corner OF Bowery a! Bro0rnr
street; George Hand ~ Bowrry George w Green Thi
Avenue and SeycHilsreet Dr. William Walters corner
Ll'f'- anu Siioltirec.: j. Arnold d. Grand aid
1r"-strcc - VI. Morgan, East broadway and
Nnton-,tfec; Israel Wood Ca,l.arne and Ham
li"l-s.feis DE- /. Ri,ner iD Cherry Gassner
oDng, ~ Giati1nfcet; Il. X. Smith corner 0. s1a
ana Watersheds. iiGeS Graf, Of Nassau al d
,Ah-.tleris '" 4 liowec corner Of Canal aad Church.
streets Is lEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

NH-A most elsctuai remedy lhr following comp ain
-Cors Cuts. Bruirt, Burns, NeLnS, Salt Rtcun Fever
Sores Sore Throat, In Boxes from 70 tour ,iin@
ih, Plaster has een use, ,o these wt great
success. and those who make al viii ind II very
useful their families thousands can already i>siy
trial viii a sufficient recommendation. Sold by Mr. Cra
n,er Proprietor, G8 Wooster street near iloustrn J. C.
Trans, l75 Bowery f. H. rrlpp G7 DEisl",tre.t Mrs
Sparing II Second Avenue f.. Z. Little, corner houston
and CaiInons: George Thompson, corner Of hudson ana
ChristOpterstree.
BTooklyn-SIr Mccall $50 Nassau.s, Mrs Reefs Thread
ard N.,,ll, store Fulioi.et In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
.cc.RIFT AND TYpHUs FEVER

SNAIL POX-A lhe prtsen; time .hese highly in
.,c,ious nalades making sad avages III this commune
" They all begin with langouv, asslae, confusion OF ea>
pain in The back and the calves OF the legs chis and
,hiyerings alternate, By its al heat The thirst Is cosd-
erail the skin The PATIENTS much troubled with
Anxiety AM: vomiting. No danger need be appre-
b.nfe,l from ,l.S. distressing svmpt OILS, I1Tpvii.f
BRANDRETII PILLS b. freely gwen he infectious
liun.or s,y ;le- Pills removed iroI t!e BODY.
nl tv taking ony such vi purge The bowei,ire
j., TOR ,,r ,av.he patient will be restored 10 better
liza 18th Than he b-tr- the attack In general fouIso'
i've I,l, every nigh; viii H sufficient but II these do no;
f,tJrae tre,lg lor. NAV with advantage. BE- gwen
The, rtr~ VIII l assisted by the .atient putting h> let
and ers in warm and when KS convenient 'he
ia viii ~ frliv -.rvicaahI. Teas Tlaie OF cat
MN i,,,T ar cauone alo dizuluch lst n.=ir"i
fav be- raw ogst-rS or au n rf'''i meat soup; AMI
.r ;il. oranges NAV ,ackfd during i' idE t+ n eat
object f5,rver purity the b.ood-in abstract tron't
t,,a .rroor which are The cause OF .eaSt> tt- Bran
aRr7H Pitts will de-, and they Will o A;ieca!ly and
without leaving The body ielitai"d; ever '''NrEtl.i
strengthen lie bod :. weaken K
Dr.FR.tNkLIE .ay>:
All tilae acnf-.yers require evacuation -
bring ,a1 IN a reri,c, crisis solution and that y
.nnvc must he promoted ny when nature oc> not
ote business herelt On TIN, account a" ti.tnf srT-
min, n5ut :r,n7esz If ae bofy OF bad e7ll>
qu4nc Tor it j that which c!eiis make -Eacaa-
tors necessary. which nature ever attempts, alter the ii1-
NOR, ar. II. expelled but not able 70 acco!ni.s HE
mo-, part .-sedise1seS ana can a!'lr1 iiidt i''
sv,,la purge, hen the pulse ha> been 20 low that Il could
ar.i, be i.li and the debility <rcineJy-t both and
h.. oti,.r a. been by The good .-ct 20 t,
derived from; the !s,. BrfDre;I Pills have. 10 beeHqcri=
ence Is, iuly believed. b their timely Use neither if
scarlet the yyhus fever the small oN would FuIiie
Their malignant form
rG appreciate 10 the full extent. tleincacuabIf be.eis
! 81 RRANDRETH'S PILLS, they mus; Zee u>edzSte :tt
FIRST Symptoms # Deease present themselves One dot,
and their good effects Will be e throu gioat the al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
8 4 y ID SIS REMEDY FOR SALT

\ RNEtNf-.W Warranted curc."-Salt ltheum, Ring.
vorIn retirr, Scad Head Barbr;'> or Jackson ch Ecl.
ma Psoriasis Panaria. and other diseases the 'ht ar,
>aev certainly and ercctually cured hy the OF Sans
Remedy. which has been tesc! ni0ore Than >a haus
sand different the above diseases without ayn:
failed in any where the directions attended 70. Theuh
raflele success this remedy curing diseases the
SKIN i>w thou equal in the history OF medicine The Com.
pound syrup 81 Sar>dpdrln Is recommended 10 he u.e,
uiii The Remedy, it tends Ia throw ouI from the blood
and system generally all the unhealthy eunor connected
nally at the time, entirely e:acae> from the sys
tenn Tie remedy perfectly harmless IN lis operation, and
may he applied with safety 10 Tie SKIN OF tceaderri
infant Testimonial. It's efficacy daily received ant
the following selected Republication, whch bougst
will satisfy the mni Of every candid person Of is enaot'
tHary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

4 lEN,NDER RAMSEY,S Saponacc

on. Compound Tor shaving, i particularly recon-
lnrnicd TIE oily ingredients, OF which il Compounded
renders II healthy the skin. oiten!ng Tie beard, asd
and produce, very thick and durable ather, which sup
uoris the beard against The edge cilcctUaiy
illai ot1cr preparation known 10 the sub
,crbrr There. need be fears OF t!ie skin ciappl@ IL The
coolest weather after using II.
~ II II does not prove b- good recommended. il
may bc returned and the money viii be cheertuly refund.
ed prUvidc, ii purchased NJ retail Of the subscriber.
4 EN-t\DE'R
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4 IFE and Property Preservers-SeIf-

r IFE and Property Prsservers-Self-
1 Cooking and Repeating PIsToLs.-'rA. Pistol can
lie discharged times witt, almost the rapidly thought
The pistol cocks the barrel revoves and discharges merely
hv pning trigger; the chamber and barrel are in
piece, ar: therefore canno hlo" apart like some repeating
pistols The construction o the pistol perfectly simple
whou, the loss OF moments time in cocig SIX shots can
be fired crook his finger. fey are no
larger than ordinary pocket pistol.
For Travellers. louscheep,rs Captains Planters ana
others, they indispensable article persons, both
male and female with this pistol protect their lives and
property il, attacked by many persons, rs one OF them IS
equal a dozen al the common Kind
Gentlemen invited call al thu store o the advertiser
and examine their simplicity, perfect safety and
nonablity get nuto order viii certainly recommend
Them over all otler For sale. Wholesale an, retail, by
J. c. B0IEN. l0i Broadway.
rl0 lmi.SAINW between Wall and fine-sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12

y ll cents procure rolf VIM Browns Pencil Paste
Il yo, stove or yra covered with rust minute
b., the application OF the above article us;re will be
,ucei that Will a>Ionsh The one who makes use OF IL The
Paste llsc, Wilson, making dust and Will give nuch
Iort. brilliant polish han,tc British American Lns've
;Ir form OF powder The polish made by the Paste
also much NOR, durable. Enthusiastically WM BROWN.
Chemist No iSl Washington street Boston. Dealers and
families >uppirdby ~ B. d. Sands, Druggists, No y
and 100 Fulton street Eetalc by David Sands Co. N0
II East Broadway and Abraham b. Sand, Co No ?75
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
Eeejdance lC0 Nassan Il store 81 Fultcn I.

INII' f'Ih, JUIIt' D,
'esSrs y. Il. & d. :anls--G rn,emen,-Fethng deeply
indebted YOU !or the valuable services you have rcered
ms 80 most che rrnIi5 inform you that my witeis entirely
cured q! tie salt rtleum by the your Remedy asi
syrup al areanarlla She had been very severely afflicted
wlt e iiea. IN The face for SIX ycarhnI med various
mrcnir both internal and external, without producing AMI
good effect, ANIL by The advice friend WHO cured
BY Your medicine she was induced 10 usr it, and am thank
tul to say the result las been perfect cure
Your respectfully,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-12
10y ORDER Of Charles ]. Hubert, Esq.

Supreme Court Commissioner notice + heTeoy CIV
pursuant 10 the provisions OF the salute auoIsns
rper sa;s; debtors, that N aitacfElent ha
;ss. z-an,, @ -s1., OF John Builen, Ir resident OF
sor;po-1 N The Terio. OF Wisconsin Sald maj ,h aie
f;sac, attachment. according 20 law within
nine month, from. The publication Of this notice: and
TINT tie payment any debts due 10 nun by rsen.s ~
r. <,.tr an, , eiver- him tor his use. OF any pro
rt within hi, state. belonging ai and the transfer Of
aly properly bv him are forbidden by law, and are .el
Da,.i Ia 81 a.. M November 1871. D. II. MARSH
80, Attorney attaching Cr-r!I.sT-
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DY ORDER of Ashley Sampson, Esq.

DY ORDER Of Ashley Sampson, Esq,
Z one the :'upree Court Commissioners residing in
he County OF Monroe, Notice !. !2faby glEen that an at
a nonresident Debtor. on due proof to hun pursuant 10
the direction, OF the statute concerning attachments AGAINST
abscondng concealed and nonresident Debtors, and that
the Viii be sold for the payment OF is debts "nI.sS he
appear aus, discharge t! said attachment according 10 a''
within nine month, the tr-i publication OF tins notice
ana that the payment any debts due 20 MN by residents
of th, state and Tho delivery HIM OF r hi iS, 'i any
>roperty within this State helsngng u him, and The trans
el OF any such property by him. forbidden by law and
are void. Dated Rochester, October 49,, lSil
I'D. HUSBANDS, oil Rochester,
10 -tnr-A, ltInl,l 'r.llif
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OY ORDER of John VI. EIollev. Esq.

p4 ORDER OF J0hn VI. Honey. Esq.
Sr,rer., Court Commissioner in and tor tae County
nj WavIl. notice j. hereby givsY. pursuant 10 the prosi>-
ions o he >;utc authorizing attachments 2-'tns; no'i-re,-
sn debtors that an attachment has issued against the
ia;,. ri Phip slack Jr RESIDENT OF the Snt' OF Ohio and
ai . SANE ~ Il sold Tor tie payment Of his debt, I'M
10 avn, ~! and barge such attachment according o
law within ,n, month, from the first publication o! ;ai,
notice and the p.yucn o. any debt ami Tn, everyo
any ropert belong To sad G'b!or 10 nm orio III use
and The transfer of any property by HIM or any purpose
whatever are. Forbidden by law and ar" VOID.
Dated June o6, 1871. WILLIAM CLARK. Jr..
in,,an, Afnrrinv for trincLim.r Creditors.