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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
A DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25th 1912

~S~AA
To the Editor Of the Madisonian:
In with many friends of the Admnistra-
ton (and even its opponents0 have read with as
constituent, several numbers of mendacious sheet
published in w ashington styled the independent
If independence consists in total disregard OF all the
propreties of -in invading the privacy the citi-
zens-n eves-dropping -and in retailing every piece
of petty SANDER that the ingenuity of malignant enc
mics can invent-then the journal in question merits
its cognomen. 1t is not my purpose to attempt any
labored defence of the gentlemen of this city, who are
sem-wetkly assailed in its columns, or to strip of
their disguise the miserable apologies of their Species
the hired ibeers Of this city, who correspond with IT.
My object in addressing you, Is simply to offer the
conductors of the sheet 0 for every article in refe-
city, published during the last five weeks which they
will get republished III Cay* paper of Philadelphia.
Having q few dollars which will be willing to ex
pend in support of the Administration, and knowing
the character and standing here of the gentlemen
sailed as well as what the effect of the republication
would be in Philadelphia, know not how can more
profitably dispose of them. leave my name with
YOU and authorize you to make the foregoing offer to
the gentlemdniy editors of the independent"
+Our correspondent would lose his money if the "
noramus who writes the Washington letters for the
United States Gazette had any control over that
paper
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
The Tuscaloosa Flag of the Union, Demo

The Tuscaloosa Flag of the Union, Demo
cratic journal, is firing away at the Clay sheet:
that assail the Madisonian. So far as the M adj
sonian is concerned, we have never deprecate
the most furious attacks our enemies coulG
make against it; but the natural feeling, when
an unexpected champion enters the lists in our
behalf, could be nothing short of gratitude. We
are content to fight our own battles single
handed, if it must needs be so but we shall al
ways be reioiced to see other papers battling fol
the great Republican cause. Accessions Of
this nature occur daily.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
From the .Nep York New Era.
ANOTHER REJECTION.

The Clay faction in the Senate have again shown
their hatred for John Tyler by rejecting the nomna-
ton of Mr.. Cunningham, Postmaster at Trenton, N
J. Mr.. c. is Democrat, has held the office for Sc
veral years. and given perfect satisfaction to all class
es and all parties. He was very properly re-nomina
ted by the President, but the Clay Wings, in pure
spirit of faction rejected him at To bite ones
own nose off is an undertaking not easily performed
but these Wings appear determined to carry that no
vel performance into practical effect =
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
W, PENNsyLvANrA, May Is

To the Editor
Ipresume, though not known to you, to address
you few lines. have viewed your course in refer
ence to the measures of President Tyler with much
pleasure. contrast the upright and manly character
of the Madsonian with the low, scurrlous, and aban-
doned policy of a large majority Of the Wing press
es. They, unable to meet the unanswerable argu-
ments of the Veto Messages, resort to personal in
suits and dastardly attacks the character of the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
From The Philadelphia North America
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ATTENTION. SOUTHWARK
Recording Secretaries.

ATTENTION, SOU TIL w ARK
The attention of the voters of Southwark may be
turned to the course of the eminent democrat, Mr..
Charles Brown on the Navy Appropriation bill in the
House of Representatives. 1t will doubtless crafty
his constituents several hundred of whom depend up
on work at the Navy Yard for their support to know
that Mr. Browns economical principles are so uncom-
promising that he has not voted for any adequate APP
preparation, and has helped to defeat the bill which
would have given constant employment to the great
band of workmen who will now have opportunity
of doing nothing.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
From the Phil. American Sentinel

In consequence of orders received from the Navy
Department, the fgate Raritan was not launced yes
tcrday had been intended and great numbers of our
citizens previously disappointed 1t is reported
that the necessity for taking this step has arisen from
the recent action Of the House of Representatives in
striking from the Navy Appropriation Bill more than
million of dollars and thus gripping that arm of the
public service.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28

IT PRINTERS TOTAL ABSTINENCE so
CIETY.-A stated meeting of this Society will be
held this evening, at Buckingham's Room Z street,
Opposite the City Pos. Office at 8 o'clock
Printers, apprentice and all persons connected
with the business, invited 10 attend
c. F. 10 WREY,
may IS Secretary,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
Marrfe0,

On Thursday the Goth inst, at Sharon, the of
Commodore Thomas Ap Catesby Jones, in Fairfax
county, Virginia, by the Rev. Thomas Balch, ID. D.,
HENRY DANA WARD of the city Of New
York. to CHARLOTTE GALBRAITH, of Dub
lin Ireland.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-28
FIRST WARD.

II In addition to the name ofthe Reverend Charles
Davis, who has been nominated to succeed Mr. Han
lev in the Board Of Common Council that of Alex
ander MIntire is recommended to the voters of the
First Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u yyho 1,re the Eseira f-WM p. pEXTE r
died in this county, the ed day Of June, 1870 and the
undersigned appointed Administrators OF his
since which time have written several letters 10 the
place of his nativity, viz: Rochsea Seubcn county,
New York, for Information respecting The heirs Of said
tate, and have received answer but sill thinking that
there are heirs in the State of New York, we take this
method 10 fad them possible. Said William r Dexter
was about sixy years old and blacksmith by trade, ard
removed! to this place 1921 He las formerly received
letters from his connections in indhau, Green ad
South Sodus vvayne county, New York He has !t some
properly (which will lee delivered 10 the heirs they can
be found or be delivered up TO the State as the law pro-
vides in such cases
a: L. CIEAaiB 5 ERLA1N, E Administrators
Terre Haute Yigo county, Indiana, Nov. 29;h, 1872
r12G law tn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the
Surrogzte of the County os Sew-Yora, Notice is here
bf sivel nil persons having claims against SARAH
deceased 10 present The same with the vouchers thereof
20 rhe snscIibsr his rasideace No q Crosby Ia
the cirv OF ew-YoTk. before The nneeeafh dzy OF
rue ssrs-Daicd New. York. te sixteenth day OF peceiI
her A o. 1889 DAVID SHERWOOD,
diT f,vsn,s Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

rogaie OF the County OF New-York. Notice hereby
eTvgn 10 persons having claims against CorneiIus "
Van RSuss. late the City Of New-York, genieman- de-
ceased present the WIKI the SoucneTs Liereot 70
The subscribers residence subscriber Ann T.
Van saust No 72n Broanway In the City OF New on
or before the Iwenty-sevenih day OF May SeIt-Daisd
New-Ycrk, the twenty fourth day Of November, A u.
I9;2 ms iaw6snt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

p e:ssa p ElA J. LINE for ALBANY
and a.sTmediate PLACES OR l,s AS Ear
for her strength which enables her with great
success The ice which so seriously obrpct the river after
this period.
This TaeStav) Afternoon Dec. IS, at O'clock.
taking the Utica take the Cars at toss9D
or the Stages az Coxsockie and arrive IN Abanv early the
sane rornng. n. b. Good sleigbns from Co1sockie .
Albany
oa the vv'ar1, ,cr board. ol
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TN PURSUANCE of an erder of the
Surrogate OF County OF New-York, notice hereby
given 10 all having claims against ELIZAB ETH
SHERWOOD, late OF the CITY of New-York, widow, de-
ceased present the with the vouchers thereof
subscribers the dwelling of Maria Smith, No 1921 Disi
sou-stree in the CITY OF New Yerk before the
November. 1872 MARIA SMITH, Re-
mis- iay6ne NANCY ToMPKINs, executors
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

fA COUNTRY SEAT at Auction
Will be sold al the hudson House in the city OF
Hudson on ftay the thirteenth day OF January, is43
10 o'ccA IN the forenoon, under foreclosure suit in Cha-
cery, Farm consisting OF about CS acres all OF which is OF
;e bes description for farming and in highly improved
state. On the premises is substantial two story brick
Dwelling ltrrsc, Go by IS feet, with large Barns Sheds
Granny, ceIouss. &c and fine well OF water There
Is so moderate sized Orchard, part OF which produces
gond Fruit
The prnises situated the Columbia Turnpike in
ihe village ClaveacE. about three miles from the city OF
ndo ad IS The Homestead recently in the occupation OF
"iiouI u ctaor, Esq CT Ciaverac6- For the condition.
qeSy ard extent of he premises purchasers requested
20 Inspect tor themselves. g. RI BOwDOIN,
Assignee OF WI. 3. LuD DOW
oIe SanIS { Newstreet, New-Ycrk.
" Ne~-sork American and Eyenipg Post psa4e copy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

.SIIERIFFeS OFFICE, UTICA, December 26. 1872
u! TIE subscriber having been appointed Sheriff of
Oncia County and having entered the duties Of his OF
fee requests all letters and papers official business be
addressed 10 him at Utica. T. s. PAXTON,
d28 sw Sheriff of Oneida County.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate OF the cnusty Of New.York Notice Is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against Charles Taylor
iate of the city of NewYork potcr-housc keeper de-
the subscriber at residence No &c Dyisionstreet in
lhe city oi New-Tork, before the 25 day oil March
ne,t.Daled New YORK. the .enty.tbrd day OF Sspte-
ber 1912. ELiZABETH TAYLOR, Administrators
'.of rer,r ~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

II EEeads of EYn!r.-A. c. BARRY, Artist in Hair,
from ondon The real Heads of Hair sill stand preen
nent above ali others. Their peculiarly light eoSamer
and ventIapg character their being raped exactly the
natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior ma
teal and workmanship, well their style of finish and
cement; all combine form such perfect heads OF hair
that they must be seen 10 be fully appreciated.
Anew system OF the art of Wig Making taught in five les
sons. See ecmen of Barrys Wigs and Scalps which
will satisfy the astious that he best and cheap
maker in the cy-l46 roadway, corner OF Liberty
street, up stairs d1 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TN PURSUANCE cf an order of the Sur
4 roSate oftke County OF New-York, Notice is hereby
gvcn all persons having claims against John c. Roberts,
late OF the City of New YORK Merchant deceased, pre-
sent The wra the vouchers thereof the subscribers
AZ the cscc Of Henry W. Silt No. 81 W;tanstreet, 10 The
City OF York on or before the 9th day OF March next
Daied New-York, the 18th day Of August, a. d. 1872
HENRY W. SILL,
SAMIfE Ell THOMSON,
au3s 1awsnl+ Administrator John c. Roberts deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

:. . u EEenith, Qnfef and CoHiferf.-'rhe Gra
ham Ho1se, Is Barclay NewSork, pgoters advantages
10 Strangers stopping days in city, such
as are rarely otrrc 1t Is esihy located clean and
AIRY very near the business part of The city, and 10
lis apartments are convenient AID nea while its table
Supplied wita tie best Segeabies Fruits that can be
procnred, excnSing entirely ANIMAL Food and SnuanS
o all kinds Charges Modcrate, and every eort made 70
fendef Boayders comfortable. Shower Baths free Re.
member IS Barclay-st " "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

WANTED.-An assistant
4 Teacher, convesant with Emerscn's Arithmetic ID
ana Sd Part is wanted in Youog Ladies SchoVl IN a
peiyhborog city Her services viii required only three
or three ami ahaf bonrs day. Any young lady who
ud consider the comfort of home ana insrnctoH 10
Muse and French for her ssrvtes
rpy enquire of Hoion Or. Heion, II Amy-strts
between 2 aud O'Clock T. M
,hove DIS ws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

4a FOR SALE.-A desirable Country
Residence Milton, ltown of Rye wesicheser
c ~ mod land sTt. fo siorv - ,.as -. T hui, @ e
constructed in the hes fer durability and coHven
finished in good style with marble manels, &c and
piazza in front rear good barn and carriage house
also new; and variety OF fruit trees; garden with
strawberries, rasp5erries &c. &c
The situation Is Eeats and beautiful, Commanding an
extensive view of Long Island Sound The es hborood
remarkably moral ami quiet! md there three churcbes
rvhira vie ard halt There daily ssge and
boat communication with tls city, occupying aleui
hour
Two thirds Of The purchase money may be secured by
bond anu mortgage the premises. For particulars in
qure OF ROBERT hATHlSON. on the premises or
II WHEELER, No. 81 Wailst, NewYork.
is Sia SIX MiE-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Z \ OtsS phoSi Va siAS
roca,e of the County of New York, NoTcE is hereby
even all persons having cia s ageiGSt LEWIS icc-
En- late of the City OF NeYo-k, Cartman, deceased 20
present the same with the vouchers thereof TO the s,scEi-
ber at his house. No 49 Houstensee in the City o New
York before the SIKH day % May neIt-Daed New
Ferh. the 4ih cav OF November, 1882
r5 iaYsm JOHN S. TOOKER, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

p ssssss hFOR PEEKSKiLL, Vt,R-
Sz=zs:sgsss sszz.E9s PLaNCK GR3SSY-P0INT, SING.
SIM 'fszfiiiY foWiE, DOBBs' FERRY, HASTINGS,
and Yankcls-as long the weather VII perni1iM In ne
Stone viii leave Ne,-York, from The oo OF Chni ber-st,
every mornings tFidays eEcepecl ats o'clock ard ecrr-
a ,he OLD Prison Wharf OF Amos street. each way
E,tice-Al goods, baggage, bank bills, specie or any
other id of opery, taken, shipped put on hoard This
boat mnst be the risk OF the owners OF SUCH goods
frriohr harrare &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

p ESsasa fsT. POWELL & cos Lins
as:s:;ssssssss-. Fer NEwBURGH Isnsing At c4LD
steamboat Highlander Capt Rcber. Wardrop, wip eav.
foot Of arrcs every sioaday Thursday, and Saturday,
s,4P. "a Returning, viii leave Newburgk eyery Mehss!
at 7 a. II. a!,a Tuesday and Friday ats P. II.
For freig e- passage apply The Captain oa board
Baggage and !rcgh; OF all descriptions BznE bs or pe.
Gle board uiast be ,h risk OF the herGof, cis
bill OF .ad:rF recciDts he SiEned for the q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
q roga,e of,he County OF NewYork, NoTIcE is hereby
gwen all persons having claims against William 5 Cham
pon n,e of The ity OF NewYork merchant, deceased 10
cresep, The same with the vouchers thereof TO Tic snbscri
hers at their Office No. SIG Deianceysreet IN the City OF
New York, before the Sixth day of February next
Dated Sew.York, the 2j day OF august. 1882
SARAH 4. CHAMPION, EXecutrt1
CHAS. z. CHAMPION, Exa.,.o-s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rogaie OF the County of NewYork, notice hereby
gwen all persons having claims against Nancy CALDWELL,
late of the City OF Ne~Tor, widow deceased 10 present
lhe samr. with tie vouchers herEo TO the subscriber al
OF Abaer MiIen Of Chatham and Mott
streets in the city OF NewYork before the first day
OF pri neIt-Daed NewYork The 18th day OF Sepicli-
bcr, 1872 81 law6fuS NM. P. >. CALDWELL. +
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

EN- PURSUANCE. of an order of The
& Surrogate of the County Of New neiice s hereby
late of the City O: NewYok, single deceased To
present h+ with vouchers thereof to the at
Ills office No 90 Chambers street. in the City OF New
on or before the ninth day May nes, Dated Newiok
the 7th day OF November. a. D. 1872.
ne aw6Tp* RICHARD l.. SCHIEFFELIN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

an PURSUANCE of an order of The Sur
rogae OF the County of New-York, notice is hereby
gwen all persons having claims agans; John Rocke II
late OF The City of New-York, shipmaser, deceased 10
ber at his Office No. 10 Genrestree in the City OF Rev
York, or before The twenty. day OF April next
Daed Neyv-Y0rk. the nineteenth day OF October, A. d
1852. JAMES E. BEERS, Administrator,
o2n Ita6u, with the VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
aroga,e OF The County OF New York, notice is hereby
gwen 20 all persons having claims against isaac B. Merritt
late OF the city New York grocer DECEASED 10 present
Tie with TIE vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber al her
residence No. IL Mulberry street. in The city OF New ior
on or before the 27 day OF January re1L Dated New"
YORK. TIE SD day or July, 1872
iy25 ltawSmt MARY MERRITT. AdminsTltriS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

NOTICE.-Pursuant to an order of Ma
thaniei W. Davis, Surrogate OF the County of Iioga,
notice heresy given uo all parsons who haze CLAIMS
aaanst william Worbineton late sf the Town oi ltcbotd
in ssid Connv decsased TO exhibit The same with tie
vouchers thereof 10 William BeIden at the dwelling honse
OF Tie Administrator in the pown OF Rlchtord IN sa
County a, or before the 18th dsy OF Jene D. ". 10
Dated the / !th 6ay nf Now usber, 4. ID. lSs2
d,7 Iay6.n* WILLIAM BELDEN, AdmEr1Ialo..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the > ur-
roeats OF the County OF New-ycrs. notice e hefeny
of the Isla OF Cruz, the West ludes, deceased
q: present the with the vouchers thereof 10 the SUD
shr st bis Office No - South street, in the city OF New
York on or before the dny OF February next Dated
New York let day OF August, A. d. 1872
..s Iaysr. JOSEPH W. ALSOP
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

I'm PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
Z rooa,p of-be County of Nsw-York Notice is hereby
gwen 10 all having claims against MARY VAN IANDI,
late OF the City ewYork spinses, deceased TO present
store of tue subscriber Robert Lane No. IS Maiden iane 10
the City ewYo-k, before the Third DAY Oh Apr
De1t-Daied NewYorh, the ThiIisth day OF Sepeeoer,
1912 ROSEkl LAM,
oil law6u JOHN *. BRlUOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

SLEIGH BELLS--509 dozen Sleigh
- Bells. assorted from Ooe to No 10, for sale BY
ID WM, b. WIGHT 4 Co, 100 JokRSt,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

r E.1~1- ssFOR NEWbURGR--Land-
.5sssss,sE, ing at Caldwelfs, West Point and Cels
fiaistesd will leave Wgrren-Sreet Pier, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at O'clock.
All baggage, Packages Parcels, BaRk Bls Specie
pUt On board this beat without being entered The bCoa
Of the receip.ed for will be al the rss OF the oa
arst tES
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

pY ORDER of the Honorable Michael
ID Ubhoefer, First Judge ef The Court Of ComHoal
Pleas for the Cly County of NeIogk, Nolce hef
by given pursuant line provisions o the siaaue auloT
ing attachments against nonresident debtors shai an AZ
oflAe State New York, aud lhal the same
viii sold for the payment OF bis debts unless DC apps
ard discharge such attachment according 20 Law, wih5
nine months from TIE first publics,ion OF ts notices. ard
ha, the payment OF any debts due 10 hm by residents
This State and the delivery 20 him for his Gse Of any
property within this State belonging 10 hin aad lie aan
OF any such property by him forbidden by law and s
void. Dated the sia day ci Novembs.r. lSf2,
GRIFFIN i IIAYENS, ~
Attorlies Tor Attaching crediors
n-r Euaninn Innrnal rnnr Ms laNam U
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
E roga,e OF the County Of NewYo.k, notics hereby
yen 10 all persons ving c against Robert Halliday,
are OF ;ie City Of Ne-Yor merchant deceased 10 pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber
nj his of No IS The City of New York,
on or before the eleventh day of February next
Dated New-Y York, the ghth day OF August A. u ls42
EDm. y. HaLLiDa1.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TNOTiCE.-Daniei HAWKS OF Cortland
Z vile, Cortland County, Supreme Court Commission,
non resident debtor which will be sold for the payhleni of
his debts unles, he appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law within nine months from the first publ
cation of this notice Tie payment debts due % BIN
by resiaeais this Stale; the delivery TO him or Tor his
use OF any property within this State belonging TO n the
and are void. iv25 lawsm E. c. REED, Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

80 SyiyRnin Assocsnaioa.-The Office OF This
Nsseiaton Tor subscription stocs and m obtaina,eni
~ sne.aaton Is at the Evening Post Buildings Room No
- ~ sssiss and open every day from ill O'clock lsS Il
e.sti.s. SnasS's Fair consinued.-Tse L,dies
snraY e.snS Sosses viii positively ciose ,oer Far
@ ssen.ng PeronS wishing avail themselves for
So; :, a, OF Otherwise OF their articles which are
oEerec az oS fsse viii do wssl 10 bear Il, in mind inp
PsneeGi o. ss stise articles each evening vii; be m
siSeaed viz 'e a@S a The u s. ship North Carolina
Band aud the oassess be iiersysrsad ,r;,h 81, o-sa,
Song. Brewer Is expe4tea, "e' 90 w tSn ssNeai y.
VI &iA tse f0putar aud Valuable suyc.
ssfses-A great variety o! instructive aaa an,.si 80,
.or the ycnng secindins the popular series OF Ts
People aot; their Children "A 20 vols, A ir ~, ~ VIZ VIZ
Young CoGnt,ymen A Miniature Lthrasy Of snnroxs Nv ny
aahois ao efhe History OF Joan OF Arc i,ipssrs,,
Evenings with c.nncers do; Pictorial CFasoe
500 plstrs Pictorial Vicar OF nearly so ins,ye
icys; The Yaang Islanders, nuS,ra,edaad oshers too
numerous 20 nfeptoa may be found AZ the bookstore al
dSa D. APPLETON < CO., eco Broadway.
Eg PsrsscnIar No9ice.--rtoss perso harns
fsrrses eaay description dispose Of or who are oTesk
Ing up housekeeping, VIII Ents ready sale Tor ay Torics
all o their goods, by sending tAeif address or calling
apon the snAcriher- Goods any auloaht purchased
st private sale--Twc Plano Fortss
- 5ess u r.. EotiToN Il CO.. iss Ckaskaras-
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HJGooA BOARD and peassss Rooms caa be obtained
81 No. IS Cin'strcss. ~ nlH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

" The following publications re fas sale
the oise of The Tribune hsssas-reet opposite the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
g9Y ORDER of Thomas a. Osborne,

PY ORDER of Thomas A. Osborne.
49 Judge of Chautauque County Courts of ,he cegree
OF Counsellor al Law In the Supren,e Cont.
Notice is hereby g!ven, that attachment has issued
against the estate of Leonard Jacobs, late CT The
New-Yok, abscondEg coueeaSd deDior ploof
made to the said Judge The directions the
statute concerning Attcbuen agpinsI abscoEtiug md
concealed deS,or..' tie sarac viii b., s.ii 10 pay
sent OF bis debts unless e the sap Lsonsr jacobs nppar
and discharge such atIachmen, according !7F, wih
the payment OF any deb,s and the deiyrfy oang properly
belonging The said debtor him M his as, apd tba
transfer Of any property by him. any purpose waie7er
are fos biden by law, and are YNii.
Dated WesLheld, November is, l2i2
AUSTIN SMITH.
pot 1ou9a, Attorney rora aiari,iro fl-n,ItO-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

EN- PURSUANCE Z of an order of the Sur
Il roga,e OF the County of New York, Notice is hereby
ryep 10 all persons having claims against SAMUEL GOOD
R!cH late o. the City New York. carpenter, deceased
10 esent The with the vouchers thereof TO the sub
scber n, his residence, No. Sc ESsexst. In the Cy OF
New York on or before the fourth day OF March next
JOHN GOODRICH, Administrator.
c.. fcs1 81 Iay6 6nI@