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ented Sgnor NAGLr, Ga pupil Of Pagnmi,) and the
scarcely less famous Mons NouRrrr, who have been
so enthusiastically received in Boston, New York
Sc, TO favor the lovers of genuine melody in this
city with opportunity to witness their splendid mu-
steal requirements sometime during the present week,
of which due notice will be given. Signor Maggie
was Paganinis favore pupil, and, since the death of
his celebrated instructor, stands unrivaled as vio-
nst, either in this or the old country We venture
TO predict that those who may attend will be RECALLED
with musical banquet such as, on this continent is
very rare indeed.
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CONGRESS-,

NThere was quorum present in the House OF
Representatives yesterday, but none in the Sc
nate, twenty -four Senators only being in atten-
dance However, il is probable that quorum
in that body will be present to-day, and, in thai
event, the Message will then be laid before
the two Houses.
BY reference to the proceedings of Con
gress, in another column, il will he perceived
hat Mr.. Adams, as on the first day Of the last
session, has given notice Of his intention to sub
NIT resolution TO repeal the 2lst rule Of the
House, relating TO the abolition Of slavery
aud that Mr.. Everett has also given notice that,
on the first opportunity which shall be present
ed, he will introduce bill TO repeal the Bank
rupt law.
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Now il appears to US that there would nave
been great deal more, both Of good sense and
patriotism. If the editor Of the American had
addressed his friends TO the following effect:
"Whigs OF Congress, do your duty II the
President shall violate his, you will not be an
swerable. You constitute the legislative pow
err: see that that power is properly exercised
see that all useful laws are passed; lie holds
the Executive power-if he shall abuse 1t, on
ais bead be the responsibility, and on him fall
The condemnation.
I" If you think the plan Of an Exchequer to
be such as that. If properly carried INTO ope~
ration, il would relieve the country, adopt a.
Adopt il at once. Adopt it without hesitation
Prove your own supreme devotion TO the public
good. Clear yourselves of consequence a
,risis, an ordeal, is at this moment before you
The country looks earnestly and anxlously to
zee how you will bear yourselves in IL. Follow
your duty, your own duty, your peculiar duty
your constitutional duty-and If flame should
De kindled, seven times hotter than that Of Ne
3uchadnezzar's furnace, still, so acting, you viii
20 through it and whoever else may be scorch
ed or consumed, not a hair of your heads will
De snged, neither will the smell Of fire be upon
your garments"
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CMentp= &e0enth Comgress,
THIRD SESSION.
MONDAY, Dec. 5, ls42.
SENATE.
A MEMBER.

The third session of the Twenty seventh Congress
convened to-day, in conformity with the Constitution
Of the United States.
The following named Senators were in attend
| ance
J'om 1iaine- M.esIs. Evans and Williams.
Nep Hlmpshire-Messrs. Woodbury. and VII
cox.
Fermont-Mr. Crafts
NassachuseHS-Mr. Bates.
Conneetieut--Mr Huntington.
Mem York-Messrs. Tamadge and Wright.
New Jersey-Mr. Dayton.
Pennsyipania--M essrs. Buchanan and Sturgeon
Oe'dmdre-Messrs. Clayton and Bayard
Ma1yland-Messrs Kerr and Melrick
prginia-Messrs. Rives and Archer
North Coroina-M.G. Mangum
Ohio-Messrs: Tappan and Allen
M'sissippi-Mr. Walker.
Alabama--Mr. King.
MssOuri--Mr. Benton.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn took his seat at the hour
OF twelve; and observed that he had been informed
by the Sergeant at arms that there was no quorum
present, but twenty four Senators appearing in their
seats
Mr. HUNTINGTON said that that being the
case, il was evident business could now be trans
acted; and, therefore, be moved that the Senate adj
ourn.
Which motion prevailed and so the Senate ad-
ouIned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock, NJ
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AT the hour of twelve the SPEAKER took the Chair
and the roll having been called the following named
gentlemen answered TO their names viz
MAINE.
Sisha II. Allen Nathaniel S. Liitle6eId
David Bronson Joshua Lowell
Nathan Clifford Alfred Marshall
william L. Fessenden Ben amin Randall
New HAMPSHIRE.
Charter G. Atherton John R. Reding
Edmond Burke Trisram Shaw.
Ira A. Eastman
MAssAcnUsErTs.
John Quincy Adams William b Calhoun
Osmyn Baker Caleb CUSHING
Nathaniel b. Borden Charles Hudson
Gemge N'Briggs William Parmenter
Barker Burnell Leverett SaltonstaU
RnoDE ISLAND.
Robert B. Cranston Joseph L. Tilnghasl.
CONNECTICUT.
William w. Boardman Truman Smith
John u. Brockway Joseph Trumbull
Thomas b. Osborne Thomas w. Williams
VERMONT.
Horace Everett William Slade
Inland Hall Augustus Young.
John MattCcss
New York
Alfred Babcock Samuel Gordon
Daniel ID. Barnard Francis Granger
Bernard Blair Jacob Houck r.
Samuel S. Downs Hiram z. Hunt
David p. Brewster Archibald l.. Linn
Timothy Chlids Robert Mcclellan
Thomas &. Chittenden John Mckcon
John c. Clark Christopher Morgan
Staley N. Clarke Samuel Partridge
James g. Clinton Lewis Riggs
Richard ID. Davis James ]. Roosevelt
Joseph Egbert John Sanford
Charles G. Ferns Thomas A. Tomlinson
Willard Fillmore John Van Buren,
Charles A. Floyd Henry Van Rensselaer,
John c. GIoyd Aaron Ward
A. Lawrence Foster Fernando Wood I
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THE following article, rendered US by dis
tinguished Democrat, we adopt as editorial. II
is the production of no common man, and we
commend il heartily to our readers.-ED. MAD
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
From Blackwoods Magazine Tor January.
GNLLEl-SI.ANES Al LEGHORN

iDur whole company went carly this mora
ING to STE the galley slaves in their interior The
nest Of these hornets is sadly picturesque. Una
ware 4" the place, we c;mc upon II somewhat un-
cNpectcdy from the SUNNI, Ola steep short mound
like The Monte Icstacio N Rome, raised out OF
broken caythtnw;,re and rubbish We looked RICH,
down OF The s,aguant ditch OF the fort within
when they are confined, and SAW mass of beings
the ci'i'< OF whose chains might be heard Tor several
minutes before they could be discovered As ,hcy
came up TWO 10y Two, through Il narrow covered
passage from the rccesseS OF the fort upon plat
torn. where they drew up in ranks. we Saw abou,
thirty marked men with their faces towards US of
whom, the law tells trishtul tales behind the;,.
backs while their physiogno,nv air. and depor,-
mem, too readily sustain some onniug wore, ON IN,
reverse of the medal There tl.cv stood. and so
vivid was the impression made By thirty picked
.couudrels. that they seem even 10 stand some.
utterly reckless and sucn. others like nounebank>
a a far. glad 10 court he aS!oniShmcnt OF those
who contemplate them i'll security across the moat.
Our attention is al first called 10 the distinction OF
Two uniforms. ycow and rcd, of which YOU vii!
no, 6e two ,lav> iu Leghorn without learning tis
interpretations The faded ycllow 10 last tor llie
The rcd. although YOU read on ii, houSebreaking
incest o. other appalling telonieS, Is but for !;
definite though always tor long period These
suiians coupled like hvcnas together. and like
them, live onlas the useful scavengers OF this foul
town. Soldiers with loaded guns stand BY, bu,
stand aloot, as itrven they dreaded coming in cor
tact with them; and there are eight police
men for ordinary discipline, who exceed our h,irdcS,
featured trnkevS. This party were waiting for the
boat which was 10 convey them across the oat into
the sown.
Another had already landed and was receiving
u, of a neighboring shed, the shovel and the rake
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
our Join ty c!iSr,l.lN. ~ Chatham street,
Ncw-Yorl, Sept. u, 1883.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retailhy

Prepared and sold wholesale and reail!,v
\. b. X ID. SANDS Druggists
20 and 100 Fulton street
Solo! also bv Abraham p. Sands SCo. No 27j Bgoadway
David Sands Co. Nc. q East Broadway and 10y William
Brown ,l Wa hinglo; street. and :. W. Fowlr $ Prince
street Boston. JOSEPH; Baci Jr Providence, L. t. r. "
Bull, Hartford. Conn. Or. X. W. Ma,hcw>"n N9rNith'
Conn II. Ravl> x CO. .tlbanv.J Gorllaui and ! fpNeI
NevburgI " " Dr. David Jane, 10 South Third street
Philadelphia c. X Tyler Baltimore, T. frevftf X >ot.
poughkeep>ie and by Druggists generally IN ali me c-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
>.i5r1;c'> i,t-t1rauvr CorIi!ai-
HHIS CORDi.N relieves Dyspepsia and

NrvollS affections. .,cinr :or!c. ,; strengthens
the jee>;!v organs and ttn- 20 their atai v!o-
I. r1r. both N-r-ai!> and Sick Headaches, md prevents
determination blood the head. usually The symptoms o
i:.5pIexv. u>eGl in Affections o tl:, Lve ana
the stomach. and nte>tiue>. II >crHlceao IN aIle-
orrl.a Cloros;- LeGcorrira iy>teria and similar ds
In couvalescenc from Fever> and >h.r acute ds-
.a.., i ,9.v restores strength. Thu aged and niir1f
AMI ,,rors habits, one 10 co>'''rnts or "ho
.i. from los Of appetite ,NtrLce Grca Inri,l> iion
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
CU-nFRRIII.s GERMAN PLASTER

A most efec,ua remedy :or The following com plants
-Cors Cuts Bruises url Nelons, Sai; RheuE'i, e,s
Sores So-e Throat &c In Boxes from one 10 our EI.!ns
This Plaster hs, .e. used Tor these seven reaTs S sea!
success and those hoo make use o: II iIt ma re
rsiI IN Their families as thousands already testify
trial viii he ,IIican, recommendation Sold by ! IN
rer Proprietor, le3 wc.sterre.l near tonson; =
SnsrI', II S-rt ,y.nne: < B. Lille, cor1sr Hon~on
and CeI1on-,;.: George Thompson corner OF Tucson a'
Ch-l>opter->Jre-t- Dr.. 1,b-r.,
=; - H,.1A's - -. r. r IL, - :. . II In
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
EDW. W. MARSH,
sl9 l1wGul Attorney for Attaching Creditors
SIC law9ul
sOY ORDER of Grove Lawrence, Esq

= VIN7T.N- VT C-'.'r' " { VtIVc'
Y D Supreme Court Comnis>ioner, residing at sya,
Cu> In the County ni OnoniaGa, Notice is hereby given
pursuant to tie statute authorizing attachments against The
estate ah>Couding concealed end none>dcnt debtors,
that an attachment has been ued by the sand Commissioner
against the estate OF Paul Chace OF FabiuS IN The said
county A. III, b>condna debtor and that the viii be
sold for tue payment OF his debts unless the said fan Cacr
r,,urn and discharge the said attachment within three
months from tile FIRST publication OF this notice and that Tie
payment ANY debt and the delivery OF any property 10
t, ,ai, debtor or Tor his use and the transfer any pro.
pertv by him any purpose whatever, are forbidden by
law and az, void. Dated, the Gtl day OF November !Sil
VICTORY BIRDSEYE,
M I,,yG,, Attorney for Attaching Creditors
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
rH1IMBER For THE q. s. DRY

Vi vi 3 J.. Il + u X L ii J.. t.. =. Dki
! nnCp Az rro,piv< s5.,, i=n,
~, ,,,,.. n, m. N.t,yar, ma
-, ,,,. 49,, -. ,;,I, >, t..,fs
1 ~ ~; ,;'' ' , Wv .
-. n.,. -,
,ooo So ~, ~ a.,
lp, ,l,,n 90 g., .,r, !, a,,
10 average nj lel.t y incl II. diameter J, lee, from The
hn,,z.xcI,.iy., ,,#,-,,
1870 Iioa ,;r VIM. PIN, ,r;,,.sr ,ot a.,
Tinmr,
l3cG0 li,ra lee, Wi,t pin Timber / ,o, ~, ,o, q ~
square for l,oor tjIob.r
2sl 5oC feet board measure o. nch Wd,, Pm, Plank for
i.,ritp
- 600 l;.a, hn, ri ,,.,,. -, .;,,, :. H., pi
re-, ,,;i " - - " = " INV : ne Inn ii'"i ''
,I,i - -, ,,==
IN ''c 'oo'e ilioeF a'" r!ah 10 be OF perfectly sound
ana durable quality
AMI =, - - ~, - - o. an o' p o'l' co.
A' " -, respects prepared or sharpening ana driving
large kno,,-o h.. .''e s ', as'. ,
dimes abo, and ~ .. ayo,,,,, - ~,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
ulg lawan,
10y OrD}lR Of Wills Inglis, ESQ. one

a , oi ihe Asso-iae Judges ol the Conrt OF CoGlmGG
Pleas tire CAY and Couniv OI Nvw-f orh Nollce Is her,,
by given, pursunnI the provisions ol The statute auhTr
2ir@ attachments aganA nonresident debtors that an aIat
ment has issued against HE estate o Jonathan ioIg
resident the State Ohio, and that the vii! be sold
the payment s debts unless r appear und discharge
>mc atfacEu,r, according 10 law, within nine months from
,, frs, publication ot notice and that the payment Of
debts due him by residents o this stale, and Tie de-
livery linn for hi, use, al any property within tbs
belonging lam and the transfer o any such proper
IL hy him forbidden v law, and void. Dated The
tii,tl day ri January laiI &. NAGLE,
;;!,l l,wgf, Attorney tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
gDY ORDER of Ashley Sampaon, Esq,

Ak Dl''N VI l ~ y
The County oi Monroe Notice is hereby given that
achment has ,>>uG,i against the estate OF Martin Is. Siley
nonresident Debtor, ndue proof IN hin, pursuant Ia
the directions ot the statute concerning attachments against
nDscOnin" concealed and nonresident Debtors. ana Mat
tie same Vi be sold for The paymrn, OF his debts unless he
appoar and discharge The SAID attachment acc2rui 10 'aN
within nine months from publication o tins notice.
and thai the, payment debts due 10 hun by fesn!thh
ot this STATE, and the delivery to Inn or iGr ms U.s. " any
property within this STATE belonging 10 hii ana nir H1'
e! such property by hin, are ioIsni'" ny III" l
void. Date, Rochester, October l3 l"ti
j. ID. HUSBANDS OF Rochester,
40 ,.,,on Attorney Tor Attaching Creditors.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
Re,idsnce lN9 Nassau i. store . F-uI

NrN-l ORR. J !l!r -, n.
Mes,rS \ Z. & D. observation-disclosures ctepN
indebted 10 Won Tor the vaUahlc services You have T;Ita
me 40 most chieriuly inform Won that my wit entirely
cured the Salt RuEl bv The, u>e OF vour htatd ana
syrup OF Sarapayla She ha, benv ,S'rty 'i!ilse
with the disease IN ti, face Tor yelrshad ti, various
medic r,> both internal and external without faoucnEany
GOOD effect until by the advice OF friend who was cured
bv medicine, i n.uct 10 use H. aid am sl!i"-
tjil 10 say the result has been Perfect cure
Yours respectfully.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

"a
i SON$.-Dr. y. G. HULL No Nc>ey Il tstor
House. New ork.-P,rsou, afflicted with RuFturt> may
r.lv upon the best instrumental aid the world affords, on ai
plcaor ms office Nccyst. NewfOrk, or 20 either o
> numerous agents in the chiri towns OF the n'tct sais,
Parents must be careful examine the back pad o Dr.
Iul'>Tri>S,S il they endorsed by DR.. llu III
writing Meme other genuine or Ia ne relied on a. GOOD
Dr. Hall guarantees all Otl!eSl-. healthy patients
who call his Office FOR treatment. II the cure bc not r2dI-
ca ans, permanent to preclude the necessity o' weaT-
nc truss aVcr the money advanced : returned on
tx. Xiraton the specified for the whatever
progress the rupture have made toward eradicaon
Acnupctnnt O IL years experience IN the art OF
TRUSTING Ruptur,,, attendance 1T Dr. ilu's
Oiice.
Children under 70 wears universally cured wthoutiur
expense, tian the cos, o The Truss The radical has
been under progressive practical improvement Tor more
than ~ years past IN Dr. iiniF> russ oce ana Is now
brought state OF unri:al!rd perfection.
Many reacherou> ageu have undertaken 10 Tend mia-
on ol Dr. Hull, celebrated Hinge and Pivot russ Tor tAc
easy ari safe rclenliono RupIrr>. Thc> limitations
not b, relied on--ey made! !y unskul SURGEONS flIi
lcchanc and better than the ordinary rls>t> OF
the market. The genuine have my full name IN writing.
iIg In AMOS c. HULL * Co
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
IEI=NT.S Negefahle Conch Candy
EXPOSED.-The

subscriber Ia flan 90 coo bottles HARLEY OIL
which liz, war-lns 10 h. genuine HIS motto Is Honesty
i !t. best policy
Tie subscriber would here express > rf--re that 50 many
his fellow citizens have hitherto permitted themselves 10
he deceived and imposed upon by dishonest MEN. quackS
aclonecr and preenaers who offer 10 sell what they call
fIaarlTm OIL NJ fourteen .llilng> l.r 9ro>s
Attend ,tIicils 10 the i0li0win% Wrappers printed IN the
German language and these b trtv->i1 head, ar. inS7
ably spurious and of those printed in the English no; more
than one hundred genuine, most oi them benz
printed in New York All genuine ones are Emg,i, and
have my and residence printed on them lii> done
bv Mr.. riy. the manufacturer Holland. have. also
nv written signature.
This Iiaarlam Oil is used for variety Of diseases 1t
need, no ruinc lis use always recommend.
ton Coughs and colds are cared without putting II IN
the stye oi Candy dealers.
n NE-rhe undersigned! sell. the hes, Candies tStuarsl
in New ERIK. but he sell Cough Candies 10 cure con;
argtdeaIcr, and medical gentleman
" B.-C;tnune German Cologne Wafer imported by the
undersigned CHRISTIAN SSmNESrER,
Fancy Store. No. i2l East Broadway.
One door above Pike st.
~ B-Wan- the above place few dozen OF The, mn
Dnrt,I BRITISH DIi. ul6
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
DY ORDER Of the Hon. Michael u

, OGlrr, First jntae 0I the Court oi Common Plea
for The CITY and County -! New York.
Motto. Is hereby gren, pursuant 10 The provisions o he
Sfarn authorizing" attachments against NONRESIDENT drDtof
lIa atrocinen has ISSUED AGAINST The estate OF Charles
Bo>wrila resident OF Petersburg Ia The State OF Virginia, AMI
thai The viii be sold Tor M payment OF his debts unless
h appr. aud discharge such attachment according 10 a"
within months rom the hrst publication ot tls no'Ne
and that the paiincn u debts due 10 hnn by Nldenso o'
this Siaia nnl rr delivery him cr his 81 any pro
pert. wrE this belonging 10 him. and IT." transfer oil
such properly by iIn forbidden by lhS', AMI are
VOID. Dated IN. ljr day o! IhnGhfy lsl2
GRIFFIN ( IItNENS,
j0I lu,l,,Y Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
sCl ORDER of Thomas j. Oakley,

one Of Justices OF se Superior coaf; OF tie Ci;y
.: N''luGk, Cnfice hereby gwen. pursuant 20 ae p7c
Sons ol the u,,borl>in attachments against su-re
!'lr deo!ns tlai attachment ha> >>ie,! as,a,' The
atF ot Nli.au y stanley resident Of The State OF South
Carolina, ami !iiat Ie v he sold ioy the paylne;
drhi> uniS' he appear and discharge such attachment
acc0n9 10 law, within months from the INT publcI
ton ot this n'ce; ai that the payuca any debts dce
10 : y residents OF ih State, and the delivery 10 hn or
for l >e OF any property within this State hciongins 10
han andthe transfer o any such property y bm
hl,el by jaw and VOID Dated S;h ay OF September
lS+I WM. y. SEARS,
f1,,-I., n,-.lrtn Ir,--Lr ,-i.t,-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
DYER y. BuHNHAM,
~, Attorney, f,nl. AfInrhln, Csn.
D1 ORDER of John VI. llollev. Esq,

lOtIFK- -Ot JOHN VI -IIOIIcN, Esp,
Supr,nc Court Commissioner in and Tor tie County
at WaynG is hereby ivsn, pursuant 10 ;hc poSi,-
oS The authorizing attachments against on-re>,
Ipnt debtors that an attachment has issued against the
fai OF ihlip Slack J resident the State o Ono, and
that tie same wi be sold for the payment OF h> debts.
les liz appear and discharge such attachment according 10
within nine noBth from the first publication OF this
notice al,i a, the payment ofany debt and the !eiiyeynI
any prnpSrt, belonging said debtor Ia h or tor hs
and The transfer any property INN for any purpose
whatever. are. forbidden by law and are void.
Dated Junc. a5 1871. WILLIAM CLARK. Jr,
iV7 IaxIhn Attorney Tor Attaching Creditors
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
''fakf phy>ic eary-Ncdicine come, too late,
When tie disease becomes nyrierac."
ID RECOMMENDED by the l7acnlly.--

- ECOMMENDED by the Faculty.
& a NANCE'S ANrl-BlLIOuS FAMILY ArERlENT
rlLLSBy long experience these Pills ntc been prove!
by thousands 10 be the best and safest Family Medicine
hitherto discovered Al all season, OF the they Will be
toul very valuable ali WHO w, 10 secure Themselves
against sickness. They alike Of children a> tor
any period 0 lite and require extra attention 10 diet or
rl0inG Bilious and Liver Complains, Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Nervous Diseases Sick Ifadace and IN tact all
diseases arising from mpnr star o tbc blood OF n dis
ordered state ot ! stomach OF bowels, speedily
I'd 10y taking thrm Ir. rcvtI cnry. cost vii.ss an!
conSequcncctlerriOre ,'afarn@ Should never be-
without them Time or climate effects them not. Two
three desc will convince lc palrHl q! their sanitary effects
icr The stomach viii readily regain Us strength, healthy
OF ilr liver and bowels will speedily TAX. place, and
renewed health and 'gor OF body and mind viii b The
CERTAIN result. Their virtues, fact, may be summed up
nrdcin. which Strengthens the feeble and c0neoldaIrs
The muscles OF the strong and will be innn Of infinite value
10 females OF al a"e>. ( taken according 10 the !rcctOn
who wish "a l,r secure from sickness.
Price % and 30 81 per L1A
For sale wholesale and retail by wm. Watson Ap0trca-
rirs Hail. SO Caliaflnr ST.. smith corner oi FGon and Wa
ter SIS; Nowi lJ7 Bowery Bagrovr druggist, Fulton
Brooklyn 2 c0Ilm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
IN ONE MINlfTE.-You can

VL1tI N w L -TrI- - - -.
for roll OF VIA Browns Pencil fa>ie.
,,.on- sr,,. x covered ,riih one minute
v plica,io o the above article us;'e Wi! ne @ pro
dure thai wi; s;oFIS the who makes 1>r ol -, -
NOR brilliant polish ta tie British American LIs,re N
the form oi powder The polish made by ne Ir1s =
ais, much lnr- tiuraLlr MaIufaciareb b. WI hRo"
Chemist Nc :Sl Washington street Bosom Dealers a..i
families suppiefl bva 3. L D. sand, Drusgi,iS; y o =
and p0 Fui;G1 street Reialeibv David Sands < Co No
- East Broadway and Abraham b. Sands < Co NJ 20
p-a,,i,ys[- II i'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
DY ORDER of the Hon. Michael T.

4 >toolir, r>t Judge OF the Conrt OF Common Pleas
the City and County OF Ncw-fork notice Is hereby
attachment, against nonresident, ebors that attach.
meut has issued against the estate OF William Fawcet,
r>j,ic; OF London in the Kingdom OF Great Briinn AMI
that l,. same vii, be sold Tor the payment OF h> eh
less he appear and discharge >ch attachment, according TO
,irc an that plyrnen of any debts due him by residents
o, s state and the delivery him Tor his OF any
rorer, thin this State belonging 10 him. and the ,raI
i,r n any >uchproperty by him forbidden by law ai
are voi! Dated, 18th September l9tl
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

pURSUANT 10 an order made by the Honoraoi
Frederick 4. Tallmagc, Rccslder Of the CRY OF New
York unAer tho sixth article OF the first title OF The
ter OF The second part OF the Revised Statutes al! ps9'
debtd 10 Cornelius 5. Griffin, OF the city nt Ne-i az
required render the undersigned, aSeignet an acsr
o; all Gebts and SENS nt money owing by them ]
and to pay The same to said assgnee and all cores
Griffin, and all creditors Of the said Cornelius , .c
requested to deliver the and iisif Ge tie
and demands 10 linn at his Office on on oi pISEOP
eighth day Of March next ED"AkD -. =, assignee
Attorney and Counsellor, q Eeehinan'l' ''>''''s
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
DY ORDER IL Nathan X. Hall. Eso

, First judge oi Erie Corn Courts notice i. lerel
,yau that IN attachment has ,Sucd a.rASc tie c-,etr a.
t;oorgeNflt Jr and Arthur Edwards. .non.r,en; d.icrx
and Ina, the WI! m oi for the payeni o. ;helr eb:s
s> ey lpusS- and discharge sCch attachment accord
.nz 10 a within ul0giis> from the frSt publication o
his Ioc.; ard The prTsut o anv debts due 10 heyy
residents l> STATE. and the delivery n them for ,.
49, nt any -sDerty Sil.in this Sat. belonging 10 ,b.r,
md Tor transfer OF any such propertyby theI;i, oya
eu hy- law and are void SETH c. HiWLEY.
arI Lar, ON Attorney tor Attaching Creditor