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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

T. j. satel IL the PHILADELPHIA Sentinel Tia, tho Pcs.
de' u thu tn'led States, durng lis pIrsn, VISIT to
Virginia, WI iakt up aud thoroughly examine INTO The
proceeding, oi the Naval Count Marital BY which COM
"ipfe Elliott "a~ suspended IN lsin. rom tie let,or
ii Tire accompanying onarhs ui the Sentinel ~ lni,t
hat tbr tonud9e IL be restored 10 lie farner pa
tan IN lhe MY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

CURIOUS MISUNDERSTANDING Of the children If
MI liullari, tharae 10 Belgium. Who sailed on Mon
day Is young lai al Sly years liz had strong dis
Inclination 10 make voyage, aud expressed hi, tlerrnIz
nation 10 femaln behind Although the child WAS close
" watched hr managed to escape from kis fpuiir At
The moment 81 emhafaauon at WhtehaIl dock, The
siup Was dciamo2, ssengers were despatched Il, IL
Mavofs Office, and about the eli, In ab,o, an
hauf : Time he WAS discovered III Cuurand street, at
iehHir'y examining some prints IN ship window
lhr lutte fugitive MAS Immediately RESTORED Il, his
ANXIOUS family and went with lhcm to sea
" /. True San
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

h1tr a- rslspn H. a.uat tie uIl9rhar3H biYe 10
'afc 10 In bal @pr Itel,' ct hi rreseu crop |
haFe oa raastn Ia daus the e.nta=ness oi the above
statistics. Il both az the banner aud the n,r
'hapl e1u draw h,s oWn csnchsins-l have already
drawn mlne. GEORGE * 81 I'D.
ih1o iarf1r and Commission .lLe,rhanh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

,iiE ,hoiN-l ar. bkAlN M\RkET-
bRfAl)Sll II 81 he II. l.aus raHtr, e.. nfsIH
'he oin' ing circular IN rctrenre Ia The gfaN NJ wheat
''P, ISSUED "N gentleman ul lhal ely, Wp has gwen
much attention to the aIlIfrrt.
CIRCULAR
On Hf p,os,,sc, n H. ,.s. i, ...,.a H., -.
W. ~
r.. f, ~ H. my w. -.
.,,.,' - ''9' ee''' { o5o'nfi'uo'
r'an,.I -. 49, ,'''' ai' o' N'ul7 ne iahda
t ii - ~ Cd wv IAN Am '''h"''tE' l"h"N how,
h,s co',s'o l '''''5' 'N'',fl IS l.N business
e,,s he Gun ~ a.'''a z' ''h i'se OBJ
m otier ,yrTs ,' s.irs ana denaad'
Sos NJ all, ,,Is tt 20 l,' a1 s..''>u.p ."-'"e la
!: !: = :: . , go: s" :. .. wi:
cncns,as ,,,,, ',,'' l',5i'' avn sometimes
c,e,.. his ,''' '''5' S'''f'S are heP lom
.,,.,Jv go, VI u '''4 nm No." '"e loss OF 1h1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

TnE MIEu PRisoNGRs.-'Fhe Houston M ,ers ran,
eur IN the >Pot That ole hundred aad thryonc Of lh,
Nlcr prisoners we're recaptuted ny the Nrxiaps and
state thai 1t vcrhelrSs possible HAT Canaan C,n
ron with abuu, hundred others may have effected
Their escape Report. were current Houston, ann,
reny sel founded. thu tlcy had arrived an1,,, Tho
Apache Indians by whom ihey treated with kind
ness, and furnished with meas prosecute their non,
ney numb,r were said 10 lave prrsled from ,Lo
hafdshlIs OF the road. Thus news appears Il, have
been canyeyed 10 Houston by gentleman who had
obtained 1t from Mr Walker, one Of tie rs,urrs. VIII,
had arrived at Columbus few days pr, yiously, in ad
vance of his comrades
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

or Col johnson lie ST. I.cr:s On the 9th inst
king Illinois and Indiana in In, way 10 Kentucky
The Colonel is old campaienrr and we shall not 10
surprised it, before The ldcs of May, 1911 be shall Iii
somebody besides Tccunsel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

Proride for the fnmiy-Pau R'ss mol President Of
the Branch Mint at Dahonnsga. (Gcorgia.) Inns ben
removed and IF the actor Cooper bro,htr in law
Of Robert Tyler, has succeeded him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

Irse Dad ! wIte swan, WIS sl,, near Mink
Ma"aeo a lev day sIuce hy vi }. .obrru, winch
-tanls Nv e high. and neasures sven ee and el,-
'eh ats atn tue tp 81 one wing to that 81 The uf,
II "a III" largest bn ihiak, thai has Leen ked -
'he loful"B.- u seouso. tlhraais. ". =
Courier, .Hay 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

o. The R"pubcaa advrrls IN the fact that the v-e
of the Wing Congressional candidate al Oakvie aud
Spout precincts greater than thai ofthe hg
~ candidates, and asks, If this lis almost sufficient
10 arouse suspicious against OF the Uhig
OF Buck ham nd Gan ,tl' tbs enqu r, mi sht
have been proper, if the tact ,rcre not knoca that
Wing voted twice at either place The poll-l.oks
were scrnnizrd ar the purpose OF ascrrlalnng whrthr
not any Wing had So voted. understand. by two
gentlemen Of the Democratic pariy and. they lav.
informed tho editor OF the Republican that They h,
to do so; and their at his scrvc. personal
application, if he desire To know who they were. We
esume that no suspicion" ought 10 be aroused,
the teeth OF a stubborn fact like this. We will take
this occasion to add. that did charge tho
Democratic party with the pnrpsr of producing Ger
tain result by system of doub, voting: but only those
among them who guilty of the act. KNOWN,
at the time its legall,y, if any such there were-lo
the rrjter Of Tie litter. III the Republican,, have
ly say that he docs gos, injustice by mpung
pre- vuus remarks this subject any feeling akin to
modification caern al the result Of u = cI,cinu.
We might, with much propri,'y. ascrlbe his
tveness par cpation in the act which dcnouncr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

Iook Out,-The editor of The Washington Glole
(Mf. Blair. is visit 10 Gen. jackson, Il, the
Hermitage. The ploters al work.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

Tho May sve (ky.) Eagle qnno,tnccs The death Of
)ostrH Is. Rim, Esq. Mayor Of thai city Mr. n.
ten DAYS prior /" HIS death had tie t,u,a or his rphr
hard broken rs a ia, whiph br9ush, On tho lick Jaw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29
CITIZENS and ~T'ssA Ns.l.Hs<
ECoh 1T TINS,
Bnran.". nwait ,ou, call and see.
o's Exchange corner go, ~W fnd 3. 1eny's
df0fH.I,. .SgUsc.

VFVFU'Va- 'SFUTF,
u herr re"d9 made clofu"g IS sold al prices 10 sut
The times.
fG'NE st BStRiBER having Just returned from
the Norta 'ak,s THIS method of Informing his Gus
TONER'S III t3wn aud country, that he is now receiving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

Pt SlSllNENr.-'rhc Nv Yrk Evening
Post. anentlng Tho trouble, u the i9c, Furas al Penn
SylNanm -cooly remark, ii is the pcnalty they
pay i1t eectns h uilce i HhJnls never worthy
uf It,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

o. o. F.-The Independent Order Of Old Fri
lows celebrated The anniversary Of the organization"
the frs, Lodge IN this place. Thursday last. by
long and brilliant procession and two AJdrCsStN-I'
first. delivered in the aierno"n, by w VI. 5 RElD,'"
Esq. which was marked by many beautiful passage ana
judlcous reflections vndicaiing the utility Of The "
d r, and defending i, from obi, ciIns which sprng f"n
the unavoidable ignorance ot iosr Who judging by lh
most deceptive Of all things. appearances. s'me'lm'
urge them. AT night the brotherhood aIan formed
procession at their Lodge roor and htnked ~ line 4"
brilliant lights. proceeded 10 their and more eau
modous Hall. mich has been fitted up with great 'aS'
and beauty. IN the upper story Of the elegant edhce
Gently erected, at the below kyle's. on H''
street. by Messrs. Nichols Bell The Hall was COW
paclly crowdcda large number Of the audience CT"
sting Of the 'soter sex " Whose approving smiles wiz
happily referred to by JOHN WM. DCDLEi, hf
n the Dediento'y address. the Appropriateness and ~
crllcnce Of which are acknowledged by all who 'ao Nv
pleasure of hearing it. There general feeling "'
srct among the ratefni that they were conP''"' -
The size OF the Hall, to place any restriction upon wv
number Of viscrs occasion sogatiiying to INC "
der.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

NJ. Ian Brca All tis T~iT-The Charleston
Mercury, which is the achnowlcd !ed orran Of Calhoun
ls'n IN the South, still hits Mr. Van Buren, in the raw -
relative To THE double faced aspect Of his late elaborate
disqniSon on matters aud things in general. and the
tar'li policy IN particular. 1t says, for example:
eli man will 90 out and try to measure the shadow
OF tree top in windy day he will find two difficulties
hrst 10 fix the exact place whore it begins and second
To llA the exact place where il ends. We have expe-
rrnred little OF tins IN assigning the boundaries Of Mr.
Van Burens principles of tariff taxalion-thcy all seem
10 be IN notion
This Is certainly pretty fair hit, and shows the
very little confidence which the Southern wing of tn.
democracy repse IN the professions of Their North
eTn brethren. Indeed. the reason assigned by them tr
dclerr'ng the nsnlnaon Of Presidential candidate un
I'll the Spring of 1874 conveys direct insult which
were they men Of spirit, they world indignantly resent
II Is IN so many WORDS that if Van gets the nomination
h's friends IN Congress may play them false on the ia
nli question, and they hope to buy them up, by pon
ing the nomination.,
Inc Enquirer maintains an ominous silence abou,
Mr. Van Buren's views on the Tari f. C,l,braied 10,
MS powers as comlhen,ator why does not the editor
VI uat paper tel what he understands 10 be Mr. Van
nuren rtal meaning! Is he puzzled for once in his
MEG Our excellent and sagaclous friend of the Abinp-
don Banner, indeed, the only man who has vet had
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29
DST OFFICE REMOVED.

POST OFFICE REMOVED.
Mice has been removed 10 the hn'dlos'
ALLEY leading from Main street I" Wv
sfio,.l, and IN rear ul Mtssfs. .>c''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

I'm lRoN STRAW fHGtre, building al Pu,sburo is
rapidly pre2nssne To competitors aud viii &c ready f,r
transportation In En-. N about IN Wcr,s She Is III
have low pfrs~aro engine Is ylerrea La i,r,o n,sts
aud will be completely steamship n.sed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

TIE CRoPS-TllE GRlIN MlRkEr-
BhfADSfCffs.-lh he i lau,4 raH,r, contain
the folio ing circular IN reference 10 The gmwm NJ Whral
crop issued by gentleman Of lhal city, wo has gwen
much attention TO the subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

o. M Webster is ~ be received with great 'c'''
pston---wth the usual accompaniment Of Pi7'''"'
'sIPslhaps MIR. Wrtsirr's lils may he u"s'''o
sonal toprs when he TEACHES l'omf, Az"
HSafGI! IS trIirte he expects to 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
scrorula Cured of Six Years Standing.


Hesyys Sands: Gent-Iu the month OF June. 1881 ! Wa
att,cLed with crlinp the stomach induced b; SuGut
rbock of Derspir4t6n timely remedies was relieved
h,, mr., srtn had received shock from which 'd not re-
cover, months after this scrotuiouS lump ap.
r ON nv breast winch gradually increased 10 the SIZE OF
I'm; ,.r and thea became excessively painful trIed
different Paaaceas without devin any benet "ae't and
continuing grow worse, applied 10 Homeopathic Ss-
clan who left ne suffering than h. found me- The
.crta now appeared my right knee aud aHcie my lfg
ulc.rl,iop rendering for years helpless cripple tn
gr,er part the suffering excruciatlHg anguish
now nd recourse again the old practice curped and
blisteIed yery severely, but al 10 purpose
tried the IhomI practice with the same result
and row desuard beng cured Ny appetite atre
II failed and became skeleton; for month"; could not
s,r in bed bnt passed the night !lmplng about the
the moment laid down the became nsuppordbs To-
dine used Internally and externally but all aud
add the horrors OF SITUATION large tumor Appeared
full teGer rendering almost impossible SIT down and
isSgairzd OF ever getting we'll
Hearing of the wonderful performed b. your SaIsaa
ril!a friends induce! MAKE tTlll when
did, scarcely daring - hope for relief.
YOur agent. $ y. Thompson. furnished me with the Sarsa
paIilia and what onishmrt and delight after taking
f-w bottles lind getting we'll \ lew more com
pc led the and now can am we'll Yes after SIX
Of ind-Scnb- Suffering can an u.it and rntiF
iy owe ealt inr0u. t essB2 o Pfov
dpgca arsapanllal medicine whose virtues should
b. known throughout the world. return you my sincere
thanks and shall always be happy 10 gave any farther
tonto the afflicted BY applying to ne A. ny -"
30 New marset-Sr lHONiAS bCINh.
by 4. 3. SANDS CO. Druggists, tGranitr bhi'E-si4
23 Broadway corner Chambers street, S-"-i oIi oid
also by A b. & d. SANDS, ~ Fulton street ana y Fast
Broadway OF Market street; also s9d ny
prce ST per bottle bottles for 81 Original Gocu
,nsrts ma - sesa ~ our Store. Jy29 Il 4tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
Remarkable cure of Hip Disease.

Newly ok, July 18th, lGi3
NrssRs SASps-Cient My daughter aged sir yrars
with hip disease when old aud since
tnrn she has been growing gradually until recently and
her suffering Intervals most painful to behold and
battles all de ,crpton. The head OF the nip bone thrown
entirely place after which matter uSS formed IN the
socket JOINT and for many months N succession she was
entirely deprived OF all natural She reduced 10
mere skeleton and very oitenexclamed Oh Mother wish
il might please the good Man above take himself
II was my rvent prayer her srngs might be terminated
and my ANXIOUS fears removed.
The Almighty has promised be with Us in troubles,
and in the seventh he viii leave orsa
put and confidence IN iim and TuiY can say IT
has been verified in the present Through His blessing
yorr instrumen;ality child vesyes IS restored TO
perfect health aud living monument OF the efficacy OF Your
heal,hres;oring Sarsapara We had tried all the remedies
within our reach had the bone set, had II blsere and
purg without effect She commenced the OF the SarSa
para in April last, and in less than week there ey
dent Improvement discharge from the hip JOINT,
and in lew days commenced hehng and less than TWO
weeks entirely closed During rhe lime ousing the Sar
saparilia she passed large quantities OF Worms which aided
materially in Fastening the She rapidly improved IN
heath and strength her appetite increased aud III, now
TREY restored and wholly b. the Of your Saaparia.
With the grateful feelings oi mothers heart and fathers
80 WILLIAM s. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
RENOVA[-TO NEW. YORk

T'HE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIM.
ORANGE. To THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
T. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c respectfully informs the
terseet corner OF Pike-srreet Newiork City, where he
continues 10 Manufacture Artificial Limbs on a plan the
and least complicated having through
~ Invented, made and artincal lee for 40 years
and been manufacturer for 81 feels confident of giving
satisfaction Ia all who cali on him for LEGS, HANDS,
AItNlS. or the COMMON WOODEN LEG. au2 en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
nur coApI EXInN IND ERUPTIONS Of

the Face Body or Skim ehspred or tender r lssn Se.
MIRACLE wonder and bic ssiug, 10 cure any or
and 5sndr e 2, re, fe o s !. If
,Tarinran II has received thu i-hes, encomiahns o.
t eca Society Of Paris and warranted Esyer l
snpbnrnt iorIew eapped tender itesh tiii,t
change the color DARK yellow skin &c
aiJ mice 50 cents cake The sign Of the Aa,e.iea;a
70 Chlrhan,-street New York, or is9 Fultonsfese'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

nor BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN and Curing
L Er7lptioas.T hoasands after TRYING every 2tion Phi
a,vaId remedy. have been cured BY cake OF the ltsfs
Chemical Soap Of eruptions, pimps, cslcs AID
in clearing dark yellow skin. Sold al the sign o. the me
rc.n Eagle SO Chathams NewYoTk, i39 tgito-Stffe
Bfokya; Ledger BUILDINGS Phiiadelphia; state-stisr
1cstn, Iyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
WILLIAM S. BAILEY.
SARAH BAILEY,

W. the Subscribers beng neightors William and Sarah
Bailev Know the above relation to their cIdand
" WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

RQARp-S2 per week, al the Manhattan House,
- or YOUTHS friends 70 Iempersnce! who herr assoei'
ated with cieyen and Others of the learned professions,
merchants artists SC. IS DuaRetet Broadway and
the PIIk. jy2I lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

ESSEX, I oNN., july -, 1873.
Messs Smds-Geut.: About eight years since, by beng
oyereated and directly after exposed seized with
spots appeared the skin, attended with violent pain the
beds the ymptS,ms bsnG aarmIGg hy.Ic'an was called
ia relief Hard bony Jumps formed under the skin various
parts Of the body aud the Doctor pronounced M complaint
loving winter my sight failed both eyes, medical aid
again rcsortsd to- which sight during the
dlv enlarged with dropsca swelling. The
very and disc harsed prousey the most loatsome sub
oiened and discharged freely producing great debility ulcc'
broke out the ess and 10 complete my misery the
muscles and contracted that was rendered nearly
helpless lremained with g change IN tins cOndIonHnu
last October when suddenly seized with iniescriba
friends supposed IT was the will of kind Providence nd
OF my sutfeng but from this recovered only 10 suffer
this condition commenced the use Of your inNa
liable Sarsay ara. which induced from the
guardian angel; and can scarcely tell why, from the
ment heard IL mentioned was impressed lny with ie be-
la, wrought wonders in my case. After using days
INV rains grew easier the swelling of the body and limbs
~erns every Ching but the pains Of ,th how happy am
and how grateful do feel be able add another testimonial
,M health is restored and have walked four miles without
inconyeniencs suner'nend my 1"y aiisS and IN tact
this public acknow edgement from deep duty due to
you in the hands of God of restoring fellow NOR
press my feelings May the Lord be with you, and make hi
obliged and deeply indebted friend To the afflicted would
say Do despair for however desperate your Case may be-
You surely have an anIot at handyz:: sAnsAPA'
NlA Trust to no other G 5Sis isl' sNsoSs
Midlesex Co. ss-Essex Conn. July 2j Si3.-Pcrsonaly
appeared the a6oyenansd Monss Simmons and made oath
to the facts Rp s. SH '+% ee Of % ssa
Vie h- subscribers, being personally acquainted with Mis-.
Monssl Simmons, do hesitate say that dcr the
e0 1s,f"eH' 81 PGs Deacon Baptist Ssch
tH H:L G Hfi BE 'isf sai Dentist,
A F. WHITTf.MORf. POST Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

DREPARE FOR WlNTER.-The undersigned
daily receiving their yard, 2l5 West ST. corner
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale s. per for Broken and Egg. and 81 50or large Stone
aud Nut. free of Fifty addition when screened
from the yard; Orders received the Sugar Refinery. 20
Leomatd 81 and at the yard. TYLEE < MAPES.
ly2Y I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

ROARD--A family or few single gentlemen OF
- good morals can have board and spacious pti
r's family very desirable location 0l East Broadway
House aa aatmenis unusually pleasant and agreeable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

DlTUAIINOUS COAL-The Mid Lothian Coal
-I}Slmng Company announce their customers aud the
consumers oBituminous Coal in general that the Company
into contracts fill orders for the supply Of coal Of
superior quality answering well for all purposes for which
adatet For the information Of such persons interested
tired Their Coal they have Circular number of
certificates ofconsuner showing the quality and adaptation
the Mid Lothian Coal for general use and tat through
years has maintained uniformly high character.
They have also appended chemical examinations and
analyses of their Goals carefully made different and
places scientific Chemists exhibiting uniform results and
fully the pracrica tests With these evidences of
quality, the Company feel justified anticipating fair de-
mani their Coal and that IL will give
all who may favor them with ,her custom
4. ). WOODBRIDGE. President NJ. L. G. NJ. Co.
ist January, 1873.
Address-RCHMoHD, VIRGINS.
The above referred Circular BE- had AZ this Office
gratis. je2. gS Da6tWr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

{G7- Netg Temperance Boarding House the Ora
HAM SYSTEM at No. IL v sey-street.rhis house is
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style Its able
poifer the choicest Fruits, Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ange County Milk &c Permanent Boarders VIII be
modaed the reasonable Gen,lsmen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited trial
and assured that they viii find quiet aud
sttanable in Hotels. Terms. moderate a2Gtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem Vein of all Sizes screened and de-
Tersd from the boat yard below the market prices Liy
epao s. 5O-Lehigh any size 81 90 No second quality Of
Coai>o Agents. All Coal Weighed by City Wesher.-
C.rgoss up the North and East Rivers reduce rate
J ard 5Ui Washington ST. Spring
au2 en- GUERNSEY * CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

NTOTICE-To St Louis and Gaena Merchants
~ The subscribers now prepared 10 transport TeF
the Illinois River at Peru and thence ST. Louis By steam
er aud Chicago Calena by wagons on iay9ra1e
terms. W. l.. W Hi mo y MAX LIN.
Chicago, HID 2jt July, 1913.
shin i,y Troy asd Michigan Line aui 6tIj 5tW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

n CHANCthi, ElShlh CIRCUIT ne DdIh
Commission? Of the state o NewY oS vs. me pak b E
Court of Chancery dated the 2s day Of February 8i3 that
the has been dT m KceT e The Gon
referred TO one OF The Masters Of this Court residing III the
CONN., 81 q Al, b nans Of snv cron against the said
Bank OF buio ana 70 enabi- he sad Waste, 10 ik1 a,o
the statute ali the creditors Of the sad Bank Of Buffalo
required 20 EXHIBIT ttli accounts Claims ana demands assls
hayin sid FssF3nGe IN eharEs at ms ofF IN the city Of
Bahio s M az al 5fbsS' hey viii vii ,so
and any distribution which shall be made under such de-
cree sa@iq; sc 81 Sn ssa g5 Of b Bank Of Buffalo
IA aoo.rm n,t.r ~ Chsoc"rv s NH. Si
~ y1777 77I--,------
before the Vice Chancellor of the First Circui,2Tbe
Washington Mutual Insurance Company Jacob Westsr-
Te aud o,h .a o, Of his con made in the above emit
tied ct Will be sold Public Auction under the Erection
gy az al the Ro1qda in Merchants, Srhanss the Ctyof
ScS. York by f. II Ludlow CO. AucticGeers, the 9th
day Of August instant at twelve oeloek
staate il the 2t gifiJ Ward Of the City Of New York,
n th st 81 ~ % yYo,k oap iIr@ ~ u, r
Lore = smith inv. Surveyor which man is dated
Senember ,l IS30 and fled in the of,c. Of the
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o. TN ,ov.ionr y twenty-v, feet trent ninry.eia,
qes l9 front = s Se ss Sa5 5ad , Gsp? ?oa It
and erth haadgsl and same front a1d
depth ly Io9- ma f anu r se o III 1ons
unIred and ne e ROM atc e a no S and
drea ana @ ,6n ra dnb i1G fpn hnrJ and twenry
zane oI , M Zone &Hnrrd and sey-ny-one tyan;y.
i've feet font and about eighty and half feet deep III Tone
a9drea ana os Hundred i@ and @ i same front and
fS@ and s,y.six en 10 oas hundred and seventy
9gs hna Inn. de iss ons hundred and e I same o