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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
. .GLEAVELANU AIIIS, s'oINIkO'S.
IN NCHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

4 ceor. John Hilton vs. kiborn g. Rebinson &c.
In pursuance Of aecreta! order OF tins Court hade III
AHA Kimbai auconeer under the direction OF the sub.
scrber one OF the Masters OF this Court al The Merchants
Exchange in the city e Newly on The ioth DAY Vi oeo
Der next al I2 O'Clock noon OF that day
All the undivided one fourth part OF a those nlteen es
cral lots parcels of ground situate yInS ana se
inc Ia the Eleventh Ward ct the city Ncw-fork COM
mencinc the Easeriy side oi Avenue D. ioiEsevenp
feet inches from the Eas,sy corner OF Avenue
session OF Pitts and running thence Norihey along
hundr>d and thirty tet ee5ei % nsnes h 20
The corner Ninth street; thence Sou-easery along e
Southery line OF Nlnt street two handrea ana se'en
to the of LewiSsireet thence Souther, aiens ue
Westerly ne OF Lewis-street hundred and eighty nln
feet tour inches 10 the North Of Lcwssreet and
Eigbthsreet; thence Westerly along Eshs, srsei MTy NY
Dock COMPANY thence North-eas,crly and parallel with
Avenue D. nney-three feet eleven inches lhehce No.u @
westerly and parallel with Eighth street seventyI"o ee
hcnce Seutlweserly and parallel with Avenue ninety
three feet eleven inches Eghtf street; thence Not
westerly along Eghthstree, hrty-one feet to properly
eesery ew Gr ad parallel all with Avenue D. yeven
inches Westerly North westerly and parallel with
besinnng: bens designated on diagram colored red
accompanying deed from the New York Dry Dock Com
s. Q, TO- IL, l2, lS A. Is, and being designated
on map thereof annexed TO said mortgage, coored yellow
AND the undivided onetourth part OF all those TWO
other o,s pieces parcels OF land situate lying
and being the Eleyepth Ward OF The City OF New-foh,
fronting The Northerly side OF Eighth street. commencing
al point the said street distant hundred aud twenty
eight feet Eastwardy from the intersection OF the Easlery
line Of Avenue and the Northery line Of Eighlhreet
thence running Easwardly, along the Norberly line OF
Eighl.s,reel oriy eight feet thence Northwardly para
lei with D. ninety three feet eleven inches; thence
westerly parallel with Eighthstreet, iortyeight eet
thence southwardy, parallel with d, ninety three
feet eleven inches. to the Northery line of Eighth street.
the place OF beginning-being designated on the above
mentioned map colOred blue.
AND Aso the undivided onetour part OF all that ceftan
other lot piece parcel of aad situate lying and being IN
Eleventh Ward OF the city of Ncyv-Yort fronting
the NoherIy side of Eghthstrect commencing al pe!nt
on distant hundred and feet East
Iu inter
and the Norlhery line OF Eighhstreel thence running
Easwardty, along the Norherly line Of Eghthsreeet
twenty .our feet thence Norhwardly line parallel
with Avenue D. ninetyhree feet eleven inches thence
westwardy, hne parallel With Eighthsreet twenty
four feet thence southwardy, line parallel with Ave
nue. D. nnctyhree feet eleven inches to the noherly line
OF Eighthstreet the place OF beginning being eolored
blue the above mentioned map New York Sept a. ls42
O H PIArr Solicitor. $40 eawtls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
CTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.--In

4 } Charcery before the Vice Chancellor--The Etna
Fire Company ol New-Yofk VS. James Arthur
and others. Masters Sale.
Pursuant to decreta order OF this Court, made IN the
above entitled cause Will be sold Public Auction, under
direction Of the subscriber of the Masters Of ths
Court by Wilkins & Rollins Auctoneers. at the Merchants
Exchange in the City of NewYork the 9Th 0wenty-
seventy day of Ociobsr Instant at j. o'clock ut noob OF
and being in the Third Ward OF the City OF York,
known and distinguished map of TIVE blocks OF
ground between Murray and Warenseet, in the City OF
New York. showing the division OF The among the
eal proprctors hereof, which said map is annexed to
deed of the partition thereof among the heirs OF George
Clinton deceased, file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
City and County Of New-York, by the numbers IV.s7-
bounded Southery in front by Murraysree Northery in
the by lot numbered in the sa map IS, Eastery
on one side by lot thereon numbered H. 33 and Westerly
The other side by lots numbered the said map j. %,
II. % III. 3G and IE. 81.
Dated New-YGrk, October 4lh, l842
JOHN A. SIDELL, Master in ChaDcery.
No. SO Johr.Stree.
c. s WooDHuIt Solicitor o5 2awtOT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
A tOUNTERFEIT OF BARRY'S TRI-

a fUUNIERFEIT OF BARRY'S TRI-
" 4C0PHEROUS.-An initiation OF Barry.s Tricopher-
for The human hair, OF the yss and mos, delecrious
characters IS al present attempted to be palmed OF the
public under The same name. The tellow-who makes Il
pretends tkat it is the the original and that he
taken out patent for II, All this said the better de-
ceIveth public In letter received from Washington
stated, that says Treopherous is the only article
OF that name Tor which patent has been granted and
one dare use compound OF the materials WITHOUT
suhjecting themselves TO punishment" The original and
genuine 10 be had at the principal Office i46 Broadway,
corner OF Liberty street, upstairs and the numerous
anentS rs Srs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

The ADVENTURES OF Henry HUDSON. b. toe author of
Uncle Philips Conversations d. ApplesoA Co. 200
Broadway.
This is the first of a series of similar works, for
the use of children, ODE published under the title
of Library for my Young Countrynen.' 1t
will be composed OF biography, history, travels,
&c, instead of tales and fictitious sketches, which
have heretofore been made the material for kin
dred works. This little volume is clearly writ
ten and for the young very interesting aad valuable
sketch of the adyen,urer of the discoverer of Hud
sons River. The subjects Of the series will be
mainly American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

Husr,s MEacHAs1s MAGAZINE October, 1872
The Commercial History Of France IS the t.
tie Of a very interesting article with which this
number of the Magazine opens. It's the third in
the series, and gives very valuable biography of
Neckar. and sketch of the history and character
Of hrs administration. The Commerce of Cuba,
Proportion Of Persons TO the Population engaged
in seven principal employments in the United
states,' Protection 10 Home Interests, the true
Political Ecosomy of the United States, Morals
of Trade Preferences by Insolvents, and ORR
gin of Paper Money, are the Subjects of the re-
mining articles Then follow the Mercantile
Law Department, the Monthly Chronicle, and the
The New British Tariff is given complete.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
OF CLIREHUGH'S

" TRICOPHEROUS.-An imitation OF . Clireiughs
Tricopherous for the human hair OF The yest ana most
deleerious character present attempted 10 be paea
off the public, under The same name The inposter
who makes pretends that il The same 9s ana m
better deceive the public In letter received from ash
insu1 that CIirrhngs TrcopheronS Is The ony
article OF that for which patent has been granted
and no one dare compound Of the same materials
without subiecting themselves 10 punishment"
The ORIGINAL and GENUINE 10 be had at the prncpai
offices 2c5 and 267 Broadway up stairs and the numerous
rs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
VVHE SUBSCRIBER informs his friend

TENHE SUBSCRIBER informs his friends
Of English and Domestic Hareware Merchants and house
keepers will find for their interest call and examine
prices and quality Among the assortment may be found
Tea Trays and Walters from TO 80 ia
Composition Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans;
Britannia Tea and Coffee PotsAmerican and En-lish:
Plated and German Syer Spoons;
Bri'annabra and Japan Lamps candesticks, ,spoons
Cedar ware, Tubs and Pals
Cut Nails &c &C. SIMEON P SMITH
O6 I'm 81 Maden-lape near Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

THO rOTTERS.-A sober, Industrious
u man, who is well acquainted with the manufacturing
OF common Earhen Ware, will obtain steady employment
" anplyiDu al SIG Greenvclch.st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
pHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-

V1HE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-
SAPARILLA, prepared by DR.. ouo Roiton has
proved itself very Valuable specific III cases OF Screuia
Salt Rheum and cuaneou> diseases generally, particularly
those arising from mpurity of the blood THE SYRUP pre-
pared from the EXTRACT is also far superior 10 any other
Syrup of Saraparla ever before prepared Both may De
o,ais ed Of VIM. II. Minor, l92 Broadway corner 'ohI
T. r. De Forest ~ Greenwich, corner OF Norri>,st w.
b. Thurman corner Canal and Narick.sts. J \ j. Cod,
dngton corner Spring and ffrdoltss; A. Mcleod, oo9
Hudson 81 D. A. Rosenmler, 31 Bleccker, COT Chrislo-
pher; J. W. Bassett, 64i Broadway, and oil
F. BOVINE L co. Wholesale Druggists, - JohnsI
iyn 3m2taw Agents for Osgoods India Choegoeue
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

FAMILIES and single gentlemen can be
IL accommodated with good and pleasant rooms, with
without board, No n Chamberss,reer second door
below Broadway. SIS lms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
GEBRINGS RESTORATIVE Cor

GEBRING'S RESTORATIVE Cor
- dial No. 476 Broadway, N Y.-ThiS Cordial having
obtained lust celebrity account OF The many cures
has performed which II IS adapted the Pnoc
is respectfully informed that relieves Dyspepsia and other
disorders of the stomach II is peculiarly adapted 10 re-
move those complaints not by constantly pyscin Dut ny
gtenng system No greater mistake can he made
than 10 suppose that Dyspepsia orany other disease arising
from debility can be cured by frequent forced acton on
the bowels by pUrgativc medicines. When this complaint
exists the sy tenn already weak, and every adaitiona
dose tends 10 make The Cordial, on The con-
trsry acting as tonic strengthens The digestive organs
and assists them perform their functions nature de-
signed Hence found 10 be efcaclous also In those
diseases peculiar fen aes, which more frequently
from weakness than from any other The Cordia
likewise is certain Tor the Nervous Headache ana
relief almost all affections OF the nervous system
lis an excellent preventive OF cos7tness and low spirits
The aged ard nfm Of both persons OF sedeniay
habits Prone coseeness have experienced great beneht
from it. 1t speedily promotes strength III all cases o gen
era debility, good and healthy appetite, gives
tone and ,gor the whole system and highly benehcia
convaesence from levers ana other acute dis-
orders In proof of virtues in The above complaints the
pubic is referred the recommendations OF eminent phys
Clans well those OF pectabe gentlemen who nave
derived benefit from the OF II, some OF winch are pup
lished in the circular accompanying each bottle.
The Restorative Cordial prepared and sold by the pro-
prietor 47G Broadway, n " and by respectable drug
gss throughout the country Price 81 per bottle, and -
per dozen Orders accompanied by The cash punctualy
executed. and forwarded according 10 directions.
Sold alss the MeSsrs Ruslton Aspnwall 90 william
street. 10 Broadway and 10 Asior House. % IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
lNR. JAYNE'S EXPECT0RANT-

This valuable medicine is daily eeciing soiae ~.
most astonishing and wonderful! cures ho have eyer -
known. All who have used il for Asthma Coogn, s.r 5
ting Of Blood, Hopping Cough, Group or Hse M
ton, Chronic Pleurisy, Hoarsenes, Pam eaa diess
the Breast, Difficulty OF Breathing spd eye,y - ,,s ns
OF the LUNGS and BREAST can and 20 stLea nnraaS
funess. BRONCHITIS, disease Wnan na.,,rye - rrag
sweeping thousands Thousands % s sysn
under the u;istakennan OF CosSusiPtio"' . '''2
cured by il. ,g,.... N ,onebt,) az,
Cough Soreness OF the Lungs or TnroSt eatsng Of
culty Of Breathing, Asthma, Hecnc ferei % Iasanna
pegn or matter, and sometineshIood - 81 broarb q
tioa of lbe wind tubes or air vessels WHICH W. ss
cry part of The lungs This Expectofaps md diicrl
presses the Cough Pain, iufanlnafisn
OF Breathing, and produces free aaf easy sAss'
i. always cures ASTHMA. Two os .hres tasar sssg f
will! cure the CROUf or HIVES OF ehncIei ~
minutes to an hours time. itinn,eeisieJ e,J, CT
ense ofHOOPING COUGH, and eaecs. 90 s,siass
Hundreds who have been giyeI, up py lss ~ 10 pe
iBcurable with CONSUMPTION, have been fes''''S-
health by IT, .,,,,., NJ "a south TIT
street, Philadelphia Price 81 per bo'tie; !"
dozen. ,.ssA B: :kp
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Ags19Gaa g. %
Sands Druggists, No. 70 Fulton 81 eofiei "a No. ss
leo Fulton st-aiso sold by David sancs sands g.
Broadway. corner OF Market ST. - p Cha5S
No. zz5 Broadway, (Granite BaidIngsl @ else SIS ie
street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
COMPLAINT, Diarrhea,

"a Ot'k1'1 ~, Y 'N|1.Ii I-hAIEI, sDIdfIfItFd,
~ DyseDlery; Chnc, and all arrangement ofile stomach
and bow els cured by JAYNE'S CARMINAT1NE BAL
SAMThis IS one OF the most efficient pleasant and safe
compositions ever offered TO the public for the cure of
only article worthy OF the ea confidence for curing Cic
Intan,um or Summer Complaint, in all above
diseases it really acts like charm.
All persons requested 10 Try il, for there No Mis-
,ke' about its being OF the valuable family med
cines yet discovered. Hundreds nay thousands
men, and families of the rsi ressectabils bearing The
strongest testimony in It's favor numerous 10 publish
Prepared only by DR. D. JAYNE, No % South Third
street. Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents. A. B. D.
SANDS Druggists, 79 Fuitnrstreet, corner of Goid and
loo Fuitonstreei. Also sold by Abraham B. Sapds Co,
z75 Broadway, Granite Rniidnss} corner OF Chambery
street; David Sands Co, a EaS; Broadway, corner OF
Msrkets;reet Price so cents. SIS In
u TNCURRENT MONEY of all kinds,
~ purchased Al the lowest raies.by
s. J. SYLyESTERS,
OF - Wali-street and $50 Brpddway,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

rEO THE LOVERS of superior Black
b Tea!-1owquas M1turel--This extremely delicious
and unparalleled Tea highly celebrated in China and
Europe, imported now for sale at the Canton Tea
Conpanys General Tea Establishment III Chahamstreet,
NewYork, Chinese packages price 50 ST. each.
my2l If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

BOOTS AND SHoES-A general as
Il } sortuent OF MEMS. OYS and YOU tbs BOOTS,
SHOES and BRoGANS, VIZ: Mems boys and youths
thick boots cali and kip sewed and pegged: do mems ana
boys thick and kip brogans women's, misses and ch,
drens boo,ee, buskiDs slippers kc Aiso fur cioth and
seziet CAPS; fine sk and coney hats All. sold low for
cashor city accepances, by the dczea. Country
merchants would do well TO call and examine al
GALE { Co.'S, $50 Pearl street,
oS 2mt under L. 3 Hotel N 1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

DILLS OF EXCHANGE, at sight, on
all parts of England Ireland, and Scotland in sums
of E5 El0, ELS and t20, to any amount for sale by
$. j. SYLVESTER,
oil % Wall street and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

XN7ANTED-A purchaser for the stock,
Wv furniture and fixtures of Bar-Room, now doing
snug business Sl0O will purchase ii. Apply to
c6 ST. NICHOLSON, So Libery.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

cash WANTED-l0 or 12 feet by 8 or
~ deep OF Sliding Sash wanted. Any person having
for sale will find purchaser by addressing NJ Z. at this
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

wv ANTED-A situation as cook in a
wv private family, by respectable woman, who is a
good plain cook. She will assist in washing and ironing.
Apply 1859 Mostreet, or at Hutsons Office, 56ot Pearl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
undersigned

v make use ol the unncd and lead pipe IoF le aDoEe
purpose, which they insert by the patent screw without
opening The ground They having reduced their prices
would solicit all persons intending take the wafer 10 give
them a call CHALMERS 4 WILLIAMS, Plumbers,
corner OF Spruce and William streets
~ B. Bath Tubs Shower Baths Water Closets, &c htted
up The most improved manner aad all carpenters work
appertaning the bu.iness supplied The trade o6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
NNE PRICE sTORE.-It is generally

~ known ,hatseme siore-keepers ask double the price
the article WORTH therefore any person wishing 10 put
chase good cheap clothing canrey being furnished wlh
articles at The following al sa cloth JACK
81 Is to 81 So J. COGSWELL- 1881 Chaam-st- y2l 5m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

D IDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL
Il q Imported expressly for smiths use dschargng
from ship Medora foot OF Benchstree North River and
for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers, by
WARD 4 Bk ,AN, All Washington,
so COZ ner OF Laghi-streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW October, 1872: J. 4 II. G..
Langley, 81 Chalham-Strset
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
TO THE PEOPLE OF ABBEVILLE AND
EDGEFIELD.

FELLOW CrrIzEss.-It is my intention TO
decline being candidate for reelection 10 The
mex, Congress, and l have thought il proper
,ha, should inform you Of it al as early Pc
riod as could with proprisiy.
have served you through many difficult and
exciting scenes. and occasionally under cir
cumatances of the most painful anxiety; and
whatever errors may have committed, if.i
know myself have never had an aspiration
sepetaie from your honor aud your interests.
A, ve,y early age ! was chosen your repre-
sentative. and have been sustained with kind
ness and generosity that has made deep I'M
preston upon my feelings. Your undivided
and free support, has been 10 me, always my
highes, pride and consolation in public lie, and
I can find no language liz which to express to
you the gratitude and attachment l now feel.
There is no man living, who can say, that !
ever snugh, from him favor OF support by any
personal appliances whatever. lihns been my
pride TO stand upon high principles. and TO rely
upon the patriotism and intelligence Of Tree
people to sustain me. By SO doing, conceived
ha, Twas contributing to elevate public opinion
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

croW.l srppozsG Jne d.,,bS-Fc wos o'-as
c,r,ru,.. ..l., -. - o. .hy N"ru'r- rEH
,he ucreams Of sho women too late con-
yinced them Of It's fatal effects, then Only
the assaiianls began to dispeise amidst The
greatest uproar.
The following is the list Of the casual-
ties, which we lsmen, 10 find is SO exten-
sive. The wounded persons were b'oughi
10 the cnunty iniirmary. and received every
attention from the resident surgeon.
Catherine FolIou, shot in the head, died
since admitted into hospital; Peggy Kcan.
wounded in the thigh no,danserous; Peg
~ M'Gennis, in the les-not !ikely to re-
cover; J. Bur.ey. shot il The arm. brokers:
NJ. Leary, received three balls in The
,birh. broken; ]. Tobin. shot in the calf Of
the leg; J. Shanks. shot 10 do; Edward
sullivan, shot in The groin; ]. Hennessy.
sho, in the thigh, not dangerous; F. Ney-
ia,. in the arm, not dangerous; Michael
Macunamara, two shots in calf Of leg. bro
ken: Thomas Darcey, wounded 10 the
back; Thomas Morony, in the thigh, not
dangerous; James F;tzgibbon, a blind man,
shot through both calves Of the legs, not
dangerous; aud d. Fallon. policeman. eye
broken by the stroke Of a stone.
Enais, T'uesdoy.-A man named Leary
has ius, expired in the county infrmiiy
from The effects of shots received during
the rio. last evening.
Ennis is in very alarming state. The
bellman has been sent round the town by
come evil enissar;es for The purpose ofcol-
iec,ipg mob a, the marke. before the hour
of two Of this day. The populace have re-
fused MI offers Of pacifcation, openly de-
claring that nothing will crafty them but
blocd! The cry through the town all dayis.
.. ..assemble until we have blood for blood!"
Large crowds had collected. The ex-
element increases every moment, and it
now appears all the magistrates deny hav-
inc given orders 10 the police Go fire on the
night before.
The inquest has no; yet Leen held
Nothing can equal the inGammatory ex-
ci,emen,; the police are under arms in bar
racks. and party parading The town.
MIR. G. O'Connell has just addressed the,
peopie a, the Court House. and expressed
MS Intention VI tousen"S "SSSS oAsS'
the inquest.
A coroners's inquest was held on The
body of the slain woman, Catherine She
han. and the verdict declared that there
was no, sufficient provocation for the firing
and that the police fred. no, only without
orders but against the positive orders Of
their officers. Thirty-eighi policemen
were committed orlrial on this verdict
she charge against them being wilful
murder. Grea, complaint is made at the
of the police instead Of the
military, who would have been more cool
and would have obeyed orders.
General Bussamenie, ex-Presideut of
Mexico. was aiming the presentations a,
sho Qasca'a drawiuy-rSom, dune l6,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

There are tSo Of the snpposedyrio,efs
.dend insste hospi,ai,sand more inadyiuE
stnte; 10 fact, all The cases inlhe hospital.
except three or four, ore considered dan
gerous. "
Tuesday Night eight o'cloek.-The ex-
element caused by last nights appalling
catastrophe still continues .anaba,ed. Z.
detachment of The 55,h from Limer-
ick arrived here about three o'clock yesier-
day, specia! reques. having been made for
that purpose; they remained under arms,
at the police barrack, in Goal street.
Wednesday Morning, SIR o'cioek.-The
police paliolied the streets throughout The
night, anl though crowds were 10 . late
hour collected in different parts OF The
town. no disposition 10 riot or breach o;
the peace was observable. Every other
feeling seems 10 be lost in anxiety for The
issue ofIhc inquest, aud at this early hour
groups Of persons are sauniering through
the streets. The coroner will take bis seat
at eleven, and proceed TO business immc.
diately.
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TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.

According to previous public notice, con-
siderable number Of gentlemen ofthe Town uf
Edsefeld, and its vicinity, assembled in the
hale Academy at 6 o'clock on Saturday even
ing the 9Th : July, 1872, for the purpose Of
combining and concentrating their efforts in the
cause TEMPERANCE. DR.. John G. VIII.
liams calledihe meeting to order. And on mo-
ton OF Mr. Edmund Penn. DR.. HAYWOOD
BURr, was requested to act as Chairman. and
Wv. F. DuR,soE, Secretey. The Chairman
explained the objcc, Of the meeting and in an
appropriate andimpresaive address, urged upon
the audience the claims Of The cause Of Tempe
rance. and the importance ofthe Total Absti.
nencc Pledge. The mne';ne ws-