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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23
sHERN.N7S WORM I0IFNGFS,

NDkM IDIt NGES.
proved in rasre Than 100000 cases 20 be iu.
iallIble; the oplY certain worm dcs,uyinr
me hcinc ever discovered. May diseases arise
from worms and occasion long aud intense suffer
ing and even death, without tIeit ever being sus-
pCCted: grown persons are veTv often afflicted
with them and are d]Octored for various com
p ANTS, without any benefit; when orc dose Of
these lOZenCrs would speedily cure Them.
MTJ Murphy, 90 North street Philadelphia was
applied % By = poor woman whose daughter. e
years old, had been sick nearly 3 years; her sfo.
mach was ~ large ~ a grown PERSONS. her
arms and iCgs 80 swollen that she could not
va X or help herself, although she could cat a-
much as two labOrIug men Two celebrated doc.
tors had exhausted their skLl without any ben.
eft; The father had spent all he could raise and be-
was discouraged, and bad abandoned aIl idea Of
dong any thing more Tor her and looked Co. death
alone tOtaks her out other misery. Mr. Nurrh.
believing ia case Of worms, gave her & box d
sherman i.OypuI g, and IH two days she re
turned with JOY bCamInE M her ewes. and saidf ht
LOzCu-cs bad saved her child life. TIN ffs'
dose had bro. ght away nearly n pint uf worm
none living mass she nffc wards counted ngUH
500 that were discharged hesfd8- the r. ass. whfr.
she could not count. The c.I'd was literally on
ten up wuh them-anofhsr living witness or rhH
| al most miraculous siHca.y Of sherman Lon.
I cugfs.
Price pr1rg cents box.
FJr sale uy DItAPIINE& PRYOR
... n Trr.gr srrlrf Sole -4srf tHr die rf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23
THORNS NOSTRUM FOR
ASINATING
THE HAIR

- IN
SALDNESS-lu CasCs Whe,c lhe hair il con
HB stIiniion1ity or otherwise prcdispn,ci tc per
ish, the uostrum antdoral rowcr, after Ttw as.
~pGcauons, becomes e nfneItly cOnspICu pus.
Beng soft and penetrating, u InfIses fresh life
and nOurishmcnt INTO decayIng roofs. and by du
lv regulating the minute s,Crruons and our
succeeds m permanently establishing n new stnn,
ina th1t ultimately realizes 4 luruviant growth
NJ hair.
CURGS V slowing n strong tendency to curl
maybe numbered among is virtues. II prescrv-
e. he decorative tprmauOn of head dress for an
unusual length of ume nal ihe beauties Of curls
and gloss; and whether from me effects Of dam.
or heat, may be relied on a. an Iufa'lablr con
seTvdtoT. To artificial hair % Lestows 4 look nl
reality aud IIghtncss which greatly heightens IT,
beauty.
WHISPERS, NUSTACHES, & The stim.
uIatiug 20 vers Of the nOStrum arc siugulaiiy dis.
pla led Iu creating these Of manhood
where the hand Of nature has been less liberal
than ordinary. Nhertye aDp lied, the nos rum
will CIV e proof of IT. extra IriIna!y ircnnd Ity 10
the production Of strong hair Of transccndant
beauty.
CHILDREN'S HAIR-For the hair Of G. il.
drsn this nnstium may justly be cOusIdertf a
blessing From is purifying properties 10 a.
pels oil scurf and dandruti and renders The use g,
a smalit 9th comb entirely unnecessary.
zsN BIT viii cure every disease Of % z
scalp
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM THORN.
chemist and apothccary, No g Ma Strcet.
PIttsbu gh.
R5ecivcd and for sal. by
mar % JiMES BAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

"a OTICE-Au persons l. su ING lben,,l,.
~ bc indebted 10 the subscriber Nv note a.,
book account for iongsr period than months
vii please walk fOrW ard and chalk 10 Immrdi-
steIN OF 'n'iT accounts ~ al be placed IN tbs hand
OF proven othccrs To- collection without tear az
avn mar . 4 g Mit'A. LAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

". " & s. n. TMESON.
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND APPS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

on HIIDS PHss5N Osrgari in store and fnr
~ sale by JACOB MITCHELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

NfN 80 " ~ -aa
C.ARPETING AND RUGS
VIE subscriber keep constantly on hand n large
assortment of C]arpetiug and Rugs. which
ihev will sell 40 privaia sale a; twenty per cent
l2WtT tnau The same article can be purchase
elsewhere in this city.
BREN rstNGEk sHALLCROSS.
Aucu0neers, City Auction Rooms.
doV p ISS Market rqIIre.
TASH on FLOUR IibemI advances
~ will be modc Du Fipur consigned 20 our Cor.
respondents ~ Neo Y0rt and Bof,oa
june Ia x MrKEF&Co.
RlNCIPE StGaRs. Is 900 O. r-,uine sm
Gle. just received and l1r sale low by
may 10 NJ REILLY
Mo l.. M~ACKEREL 10 barrels. q prime Dr.
- ucle. jusr received aud ff sale by
my 10 NJ REILLY.
oar SUGAR 10 barreis double rgfrcd
4 iusi received aud lor m'e lov by
my 10 NJ REILLY
aUsa ms anunnU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-23

ia ss7i 81 His'7'' jIess&'I siiITTcaiiE4i.Tio'' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

two principa laws b. which the Creator governs
the world and in orderto obtain a complete
knowledge OF ihesc=latvs hcresolyrd to study
simultaneously the highest and lowest orders u
creation the universe He considered the stars
as the highest order OF creation. Mankind a tho
middle term and the inferior orders Of creation a
tbs. lowest step in#tc =cale.-FIe supposed that
there must be certain general aws=oi ll'litE com
mon to these three orders OF e>iS.sne". or II 2s.od
be impossible for them 10 compose ono Harmonious
whole and ne hoped thar by spdyinga all that VIZ
known in The positive sciences concerning tn'.r' ne
might discover the naturai=law> o oorrelatiyeaesS.
which bind them together in unitg aud eternity.
Iii- prinripe lercr III lhe=Nnrn Of discovery was
sort Of nIgetsaica calculation, BIS WHICH ~ sup
posed every law=that was co-lnlon /" ans two OF
h,.e general terms. nnsthecoynmon to the third;
and he never abandoned any branch Of study
he had discovered those principles otnat1lre which
.rere coitltnon to the medium and the Two extremes.
To bf col..nucd.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
.1a FOR SALE.-A valuable Country

- Seat il. the OF jamaica, L. ]. The sSbscrber
sole his Property par thereof as may SUIT APP
,caus from la acre. OF laud all htted Tor
gardening purposes with spacious pr' OF S eet divided
sections with fruit and ornamental trees, the middle
section highly improved with all The convenisnces tn suit
geutce family, with variety OF choice fruit IN The season.
ornamental trees, berries and grape vines IN abundance.
The hons, is very substantial and modern built ououses,
barn and FENCES all and in complete order Phe whole
property VIII be .old price 10 make 1t desirable m
veslmcn part n view ~ improving The ADJOINING sec-
TONS Terms very favorable upon apple 10 or addrsss
tpo>t paidl j. H. FblLLoN.
lol Inn Jau,alIW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
ASSOCIATION !;
Memoir Of Charlie. Fourier.
PIES OF a TRUE ORGANIZATION Oh
SOCIETY

II Thu Column has been purchased by the idrocae3 Of
dissolution IN orde lay thar PrlHcpe before the Public
III eduorshi entirely distinct fran that u tie Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
~ BROOKIYN PROPERTY for Sale.

80, i'i'''i\i'i - 49,
That desirable plot OF ground corner OF SahaS hii
N.nui-->trrt, being front Sans->t dnt running
through 2mI c@i. Prosprct-t IL IS within MINUTES
,vat FU.nn and Gailarn- FERRIES ana Is not ,uf-
pissed 10 beauty location by IN The 'y mere IS
nov on t. premises large, comfortable dwelling y Ia
gafiih ppur offered 10 builders OF capitalists Gr
productive improvements large Eorton ~ TIE money
may r.,na n on and mortgage, For uer larucU-
iorS ,r,ny 10 InUn g. Mallory, 81 rcirls;. \. 3 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
M d - SMIfT wHlsTNORE. Is JoAn s. up Stair.
aea FARM FOR SALE.-The Farm of

M& FAKNI FOX SNLF.-Ihe arm Of
- tie late Isaac S;,yres deceased, about mile aud
lalI from the Railroad Depot At Railway, ~ j., on The
road painicd. consists OF about NJ acres OF
good land, contiguous the dwelling Also, about 20
excellent pasture and young wood. thre,Qaarters
ola mile distant and or 5 acres OF salt meadow 1 he
farm is well waterelhaS barns, farmhouse anu other
buildings. we'll excellent water; a.o, quartity OF
stone. &c &c II not dis
roed oi at private sa prior the 18th March will
he offered yendue that day nj IL O'clock, A. N on the
premises with the live stock farming utensils and house
hold furniture Terms made For farther particu
lars inquire OF JOHN :. WOODWARD Esq, 81 Wall-sL
mi la,- JANE SASRES, Execulrix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
scs FOR SALE.-One of the most valu-

80 able Farm. in the state OF New Jcr,ey.-The SUBJ
sale the whole OF his Farm npoh which he
cultivation rh, location and quality the land not
bv farm in the whole state Ink iarn Is str-
a;cd III the Vicinity OF the town q! fater>n w" IN niteen
snnodous well arranged the outhou>es are new and
arge-ihc whole premises IN complete ORDER two wells
OF excellent water fruit abuual OF all KINGS. and
OF best quality also TIM, spring brook rnnn ag
through the of the farm IersonS ivrg on the farm
wishing business the city OF Newly orh, can take
the morning Train of O'Clock and arrive in the city
AT quarter past Property in the city OF New York III
he taken IN art payment The subscriber will sell rom 81
10 u acres ot the The building OF 81 To IS with
the building or tie whole as may Sill tI. purchaser
WI DICkEY.
r., at lp,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
"a VALUABLE FARM, In New

lirrt acres having extensive water Ton on me raN
River and ROwry Bay, about three miles from itaetts
Cove riy adjoining the residence OF J. L. KAtf Esq
On the premises good dwelling house with kitchen III
laciIeti .arn and carriage house good bearing apple
drcila pear and plum trees. Sc part ~ tr Fnrchst
nrIrv may remain secured bv bond and mortgage APP
plyto rlhrE 6k ~! IT,, ilEn,
lnl No. ~ NlalutII lOnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

441s TO ET-The neat and convenient
t'vos,ory. Dwelling House. No 5Si Waer-,tree be
I,epU linton IN the occupan-
cvof Thomas Trimhl Who will show The premises and state
the The premises well calculated tor two re-
spectacle families the in the upper pnrI, Is
uuiestond i'll stay if wished BY the family taking the
lower part. Apply above, al the Books store OF
m, CIR 5IAIILDN DAY CO. S1i Pea:isrtet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

M ANTED, a situation for Il boy Is
W Years old - learn respectable mechanical
us.ness. Apply -.3 Bower: min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

AYARSHALL'S Troy Shirt Depot. No.
Iva 90 Chathau,-str-tt, NcwYork.-This is our only
receiving dpot the United States consequently all our
goods must r. , received here before distribution 70 INC
many principal dealers throughout the country This tact
make kowo TO the public in consequence Of many I'M
daily nrrchan, vl.Iting th CITY, VINO
arr. in pursuit Shirts RoSois Collars. all o. which
dealer. others st put the aunest confidence In be-
ng supplied with per Catalogue OF prices, and
n W ilsc .Inl,. llt.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

KCfCrenCes.
F.. DAH,, esq, New orleans, Lin.
t. f. DElANo, Louisville Ky
". ;. ifAI.i 81. Lou. Mo-
P. MARrIS, Nashville, Tenn.
G. NooRE, 81. Augustine, Fla
r. DODGE. Savannah Ga.
G. WATERMAN, Mobile, Ala.
PHILIP BMNEY, Esq. Baltimore, Nd.
M..--r>. VI. ALLEN Co. Cincinnati tOho,) aaine.st.
WI. HART Co do do Filn.st-
WM. C.LANGLHY 4 co. 81 Pin" It, y. Y.
VI D. BENJAMIS& Co. Penrsuert, n. Y.
LESTER HOLMES Co pearl.strc.t y. Y.
JCsTUs u. MILLER. ESD Beaver.strset ~ Y.
f.. MALTGY. Esq.,, B,ay,r.strer,, \. y.
x. \. TUCKER Esq, Charl,>ton, $. Z.
g. G.. LA~sEHCE. Esq. Millrdgcvile, Ga.
lf-,srS WALTER Bow Co., New Orleans,
Mc>>rs wurNgLL < SEAvsR, aiik-.t. Boston, Mass
"= WEBSTER, CHASE Co, Klby--t., Boston, Mass
=.. FowLgN| TALBOT, klby ,-, Boston, Mass
G.. NEGRsTr, Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
RS Observation-Disclosures Bargains :

&c. For sale exchange, - OF handsome LaHf,
containing Us each. soil OF superior Sualty, VA
tered with fine and covered with fine timber such
hte oak, hickory, beech, walnut maple and sycaasre
The soil IS adapted to wheat oats cotton. tobacco,
and Irish potatoes The ABOVE lands will BE sold Al
reduced prices, and L, suit or they vii be eH
changed Tor any kind a merchandise For MAPS
.raulS and ,.r-riculnr> amply 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

SXTANTED-tpIacc Us Cook or 10 do
y Chanberwork ~ arapahe girl, atil Thompson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
VvRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER

4 llANGlN GS and BORDER, Tor sale cheap, AT the a.
led States P4S.r Hanging and Hand-Bo1 WAREHOUSE 50
Canal street near Broadway, New York Rooms papered
10 the aca,est manner JOSHUA BROWN, IS Canal 81.
all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

ANlEA%fF .'li and e SS E ssf
way and lSa Bowcry. Also, Young for all situations.
Houses and apartment, let. tlGu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

lsA FOR SALE. or LEASE, Washing
ii Hail. Harlem, orO ye.,rs, that t.ilabi,
iI0rl now occupied by An,rrw Home situated on / ird
lvcnne The premises consist OF large double House Two
,nf and a,ic small hons. IN the ear lc Itouse, and also
y,y, Stables and Sheds containing all about eight lns
grounds, we'll calculated Tor country and city custom Dt
ng principal Avenue, and about seven ue, ron ti'
civ Hall ippfy 10 William v Brady. 81 wIlan-s. i2lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
a,TATIoNER,s HALL. 245 Pearl ST..
VALUABLE Standard Works, published
Inv DAYTON * NEWMAN. corner q Button an,

Nassau STett>
American Antiquities, The History and Origin OF the
Red Race hv A. W Bradford vol octave. The Aniiqnl-
tie, 0 the Christian Curch. by Rev Lyman Coleman ro.
octave Sermon on Important Subject y th.s 'c~ sam
l,pl Davi,A NJ vols, l2rnn- JaOns Biblical ArcbI9oe
Nv Translated by Tho,. C. L pbam, vol octave TIE &c
ci-,iaca II story OF Eu,rhiu, Pamphlets vol octave
Tn, Works Of Jesse Appleton, D. D., vols. octave The
Four Gospels translated from the Greek with preliminary
dissertations by Geo. Canplell D. D.. vot octave .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

In this state Of restitution, with he health de-
Ching from anxiety, privation and fatigue he
escaped from LYONS and returned TO his home at
Be,anc Oh. Here, again. he=nias ncarceratcd as a
suspicious person because he did not join the
Revolutionists and he only saved hi, life By con
forming to the general requisition, which forced
all ranks, sexes and ages mo tie national SER
vice This decree OF the National Convention 81
rance is one Of the most extraordinary features
IL. modern history. 1t commences thus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

nav br seen Mt the i, pot viii he supplied 10 those
no wish their friends ani Others, without
expense BY calling n 20 Chalhamsreet New York, At
MaslialrS 'rrnY Shin DepOt. mi lw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

NTANTED-72 Bavard street. on the
w 7h 9Th OH. 10th and Hun instant. scholars
liz work N re. cutting and iiitin@. ManuaTatcr,
MAJ givr up opposition this Perfection IN toGr
.,sGn, ltcerenceS-Nlr = T.. Marvin MIS- :. r. lnsra
ham. >rs. Robert Ii. Morris. mI 5tFZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
m FOR SALt. or exchange for city pr

Ns FOR SALt, or exchange for city pro-
- pert, three bcaut;iG Farms near Patterson and
L.Ttr Fats with plenty wood rut. water &c. Q! 100.
OF rs and OF 20 The soil rich ard location de-
eSrablc Ts,>e ars either OF them, VIII be soIu or
trade. az prices. &c 10 suit the times very lbe-
raj Particular, Al the IAnd Ufce Butter Benson,
Mol inu,tree; or Robert Morrel- Patterson mat
RI FOR SAIE-.A well-improved Farm
..=.lx. IS situated IN Huntington township L.. l.,
the railroad Babylon .taCon. Good buildings good
wafer. ami goo" face> Price S2sp0 for 500 tor
S'Tk. farming ule,>ii>, One halt REMAIN Oh the
pace. Tide njpGtabir and possession gwen immediately
For particulars apply the owner Inc premises or 10
Mr.. Joseph Weed. Er Dvision-.i y. Y. IN! Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
OWFLI. OFFTRINCi-.N Repository
OF the I.nudon and American
na-cARpENTERS. REILDERS. etc.

mo CARPENTERS. Bl5lLDf.kS, etc.
a JUS rnhli,lrd The Modern Buder> =Gn:de, con-
,ajrg it,cy, copper plates, viii. lal explanations.
Nlinara Lcever. ArrIectl Tbs WORK Saould o. N Tue
1j VERY biii!r. n The caurry Il contains acct
Ira. or Hand and Sta!- Railing. branch wiich ms
,rres5or, bern bu, irpericctv noticed N ohrf work IL
publication has bern atenG.d with gIea, sI y
,.. l,l,c wholesale and retail. by The bqblisn.r
ie 49, WILLIAM D. SMITH
Architect Portrait and Card EngTsr-r,
80 Broadway. third Story.
For ale lev OIL Stones suitable ios Easra'eE Dentists
IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY

C;retlusu commencing business, and oltrrsin want
Of new se OF books and counting house iur1!t9r are IN
yed 10 examine the stock and reduced prices OF NC sub,
ri.rs,s purchasers Who rsq uirr good articles can hardly
he lIa9rnrd n, every effort vi. be- made turHl>h The
yst ,rfi at t!. lowest prices DAVID FELT < co
sltI-l,r,. IiaLl. 30 Fear u, and - Wi ~ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

AM FOR SALE.-Eigh tvaluable Lots, %
by la3 :r saIr-l fronting Clinton and on Wash
ilOi Avenues Brook yn; section %, next but one To tii'
Bedford Road commanding perfect view OF BROOKLYN ana
this Cu--one the desirable hul,iin. spots on The
Island vii bc sold aaucon Isl February. uneSs previously
I'D al rlriyit sale Address 4k Park Prct Once d4tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09
NO. 2s5.
REAL ESTATE
IA TO LET-Two 6ne Lofts TO let cheap
in store m water.s,. Inquire OF the occupant "a

~ FOR SALE or To Let-The story
- orick STORE No lS7 Frpn,rcct corner o; Ds-
at.Es-r..t. nCuLre OF J. VI. ELY. 10 tutnnSt .5til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-09

must i,o omit 10 mention one TACT which,
hope Will no, long continue SOLITARY and alone.
but that ii may speedily meet with many connier.
Parts IN this aud other States Not dror#o III
ioNicating liquors was placed Hpon-lhe festive
board at Springfield. nor was a'irop seen or 10 be,
Fad At auy of the Retrcshment AoIses scattered
along tltz,.nlirc route from AtbalN Ia BOSTON,
Coffee and coldwa,er formed The only beverage at
tanned by the traveller Is not tins Il cheering
Tao, ours. &c Ii.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
AN INVITATION FROM
BsAUVTaR.W FALLS.

NNHE inhabitants of the town Of Litchfield
II are very respectfully notified. that the
subscribers are now. fully prepared 10 offer
their services 10 the community, in the
Blacksmith Line of Business,
on thr INV price system. For the present,
the price for Horse Shoeing will he 50 cents,
ard done in the best manner-Cast Steel
Axes by tho box, or at retail, from 10 to 20
per cent. lower than can be had in the town
tho price for laying and grinding Axe
heads will be IS cts. All kinds of edge
tools made and warranted. All descriptions
of Iron Work for machinery large and small,
done in a wOrkman.like nanner-Carts and
Wagons elliptic springs, &c. &c, and all
kinds of tools for the farmer and others
Plow and Draft Chains for from IL to Is cts.
per pound. All of the above can be furnish
ed for from 10 to 20 per ct. lower than can be
had in the town. We respectfully solicit the
patronage Of one and all, and shall endeavor
on our part 10 redeem our promises.
Grain, &c. received in payment.
G. C. PALMER g. co.
Bantam Falls, Sept. g, 1912. 4ml5
Al Court Of Probate holden al Winchester,
,oithin and for the District Of Winchester, on
the 9Th day Of August, 1912:
Present, Joseph Riggs, Esq. Judge Of the
Court of Probate for the district of Nor
folk. acting as Judge of Probate for the dis
trict Of Winchester, holding said court !;
estate Of Silas ii. McAlpine, late Of Win.
chester in said district deceased.
lnN motion Of the Administrator, this
" court doth limit and allow to the crcJi-
tors of said estate six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims to
said administrator, or be debarred Il recove.
ry and this court directs said administra-
tor to give notice of the time so limited, by
publishing this order in newspaper printed
in Litchfield, and by posting q copy thereof
on the public sign post nearest the place
where the said deceased last dwelt in said
Winchester. A true copy Of record.
15* JOSEPH Rrees, Judge.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make payment to
JOHN McALPINE, Jr. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

AT Court Of Probate holden at SGlisbury.soith.
in and for The district o. Sharon, on the eth
day of August, A. d. 1642.
Present, John g. Mitchell, Esq. Judge.
IN motion of Seth b. St. John, admins.
" TRAITOR, with the will annexed, on the
estate of Caleb Chapman, late of Sharon, in
said district. deceased, this court doth de.
cree that six months be allowed and limited
to the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
advertising in newspaper published in
Litchfeld, and by posting copy thereof on
a public signpost in said town Of Sharon
nearest the last residence of said deceased.
Certified from record.
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
requested to moke immediate payment to
Is SETH b. ST.. JOHN, Admin'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

After alternating once or twice in few minutes
from Legislative 70 Executive session. and oics Uersa
business was further transacted with Open doors.
Mr. King submitted the following resolution,
which was agreed 70, viz:
Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks of the Sc
nate be presented to the Hon. w. p. Mangum, for
the ability and impartiality with which he has dis
charged the duties Of President pro Of the Senate
At different periods of the day, variety of mes
sages were exchanged by the two Houses, and
large number Of bills signed by the presiding officers
of the two Houses respectively, and the President of
the United States, who, usual at the closing hours
Of Sessions Of Congress, was on the ground ready TO
perform his duty in the sanctioning of (expedient
and CONSTITUTIONAL measures.
Among the bills they perfected and enacted into
laws, were the Fortifcaton bill the bill authorizing
the construction Of q depot for charts and instrl-
ments of the Navy; regulating the appointment and
pay Of expenses in the Navy the Treasury Note
and Loan bill, (above mentoned); the bill providing
for the support of the District Penentiary JOINT re-
solution appropriatng to defray the expenses of the
American Legation at Mexico on account of the
Santa Fe prisoners &c.
In the House, much difficulty was experienced
throughout the day from the want of quorum
A letter of Mr. Webster in vindcation of himself
with reference to the Sylvester case was presented
by MrCushing laid the table and ordered printed
After interchanging the usual messages with each
other and with the President,
The two Houses adjourned Tribune.