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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

MoEE FoRGERIEs.-F orgcrles to the enormous amount
of iorty-one thousand dollars aud upwards have lately
been discovered VIM. Goddard, Postmaster at Pc
tersham, Massachusetts, is the forger. He Is mem
Der Of everal trading and manufacturing firms note
was on Wednesday last presented at Bank in New
York, for discount purportIng TO come from C. x w.
Miles The Cashier, not knowing that hlr. G. Miles
had partner, persuaded the young man, who pre-
scented it. TO let it stand till o'clock, till he had seen
Mr. Miles Mr.. Miles, on seeing ii, pronounced it a
forgery. One of the drawers, Captain Foster, being
in New York, was also called on, and pronounced it a
forgery. M Foster proceeded TO Petersham, and
wal ed on Mr. Goddard, TO ask explanation. MIR.
Goddard admitted the act, and gave Mr.. Foster list
Of S3 900, Of spurious paper, which ne had put in
circulation in the short space OF four months
rPhitadcphia SPIRIT at The TINES.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, /


PROPOSALS for carrying the mails the United States from
s of December lsd3 the Both of June si7 in Virginia
will be received the Post ONCE Department, in the City
Washington until r. NJ of the lt of November be de
cded by the day. the route and the and time
herein specified, viz
257 From Wincleslor by Newtown, Sirphenburg, Middle
town, Sasburg Toms Brook Woodstock Stuney Creek Red
Banks Mount Jackson, New Market Srarapos arlsonburg
Mount Crawford and Mount Sidney Staunon "a miles and
back, six times week. in four horse post coaches.
Leave daily sunday after the arrival of the
mail from llarpers Ferry 4, arrive at Stanon next
day by 10
Leave s'ain;on daily except Sunday, at p M; arrive at
Winchester next day bg Il. III.
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WHIrE SULPHUR SrRING
Gao CnIfI 81 N1's.

The subscriber discovered another Spring the waters of
which very highly by those who and
they certainly very As to the virtues Of
there might said and hundreds OF certificates might be
produced, but the subscriber deems IL unnecessary.
FRANCIS A. WILSON.
June lI-if
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NflI'E,S.

No proposal will he considered unless il be accompanied by
guarantee signed by responsible IN the lv-
lowing manner viz:
"The undersigned, guarantee that IL his bid for
carrying the mail from he accepted by The Postmaster
General shall enter Into obligation prior TO the st day OF ia
next with good and sufficient sue,es to perform the
vice proposed"
other equivalent testimony that the OF
perry, and able TO make good their guaranty.
The proposals should be the Department sealed endors
ed proposals for No 2 and addressed to the First As
sistant Postmaster Gei erai.
For prohibition of bids resulting from combinations and
the and conditions which contract Is TO r made,
see the last annual advertisement. 4. a. WlCkltFFE.
32-wiw
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NEW ORirANs Anrnsi RI

New ORLEANS, August 81.
From ToBAsco.-By the arrival of the schooner
Creole, Captain Tienes, from Tohasco, we have re-
ceived The following letter from an attentive Cores.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

.',eii priZes-amonntlng 10 S7i2, 775
- number Ge,ev-i2 drawn ballots.
Whole Tickets sl5-lalves 50-Iuarrrs So Is.
Certificates Of packages OF % Whole Tickets saOO
Do. - Half do. 100
DO. ~ Quarter do. 50
DO. 25 Eighth do. -
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
J. C. GREGORY L CO., Managers Richmond Va
Aug. IL 2s-2awtd
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Certificates of packages of aG wholes sl3o 90
Ut halye. Gi on
aG quarters 80 n,
Oileis for Tickets Shares Certificate 0i Packages
in the above splendid Lottery vii receive the prompt ai,r
and OF the drawing will m sent immediately al
,er so % all who order from Address
HoYT & CO., Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond Va
AM 30-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

S5o,OOo-S25 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No 49, Cor 1884, be drawn
Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, Odd September, 1913.
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J. G. GREGORY d Co.. Manager.

Oce Nam ID door 6elop Nam and I4h sLrcts,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
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rur FREDERICK RoBnERy.-It turns out that the
robbery of Mr. Ing the Baltimore Broker at FTede-
~ ,s nil oretence He did all the rohbDg him
s",S He did not carry the $4,000 $4,000 with
h;n but left them in Baltimore, deposited IN his own
,ong boy On his return, circumstances caused those
who nut the money in his hands to be exchanged, 10
nee, him. nnd on his being questioned pretty close
he confessed the theft, and surrendered all the iunas
Hs then cut out, il is said, never to return.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

IN cERooNs INDIGO, of superior quality.
~ For sale low, by GAYNoR Il LYELL.
March Ia lo4
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Anal. Saa..rr

AMELIA SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be ascertained, having es-
csped before the water reach
ed Philadelphia.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MASUfACToRY,
Cary street, three doors 0b0re he C0iumbiah Hotel,
nJrLn.,pd IN
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]. q. GREGoRY s. Co.. Managers.
S5O,OO0-S25,OO0

Ohce on Nam 2nd beop Nam and lih
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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ID. NJ. HOYT y CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
Under the Exehasge Hotel, Richmond, prginia

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY CIass 49, for 1872 10 be drawn AT
Alexandria, D. Co. on Saturday, the sd of September ls 10
nrn,un nIInfa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rvrr,s,vr RoBgERy-W We learn BY slip from The
Office Of the frederick Herald, tina, Mr. Edward Ing,
nroker' of this city, who arrived in Frederick on
Mandsy last, aud pnt up at zmmermans Hotel, was was
robhsd that night of about $4,000, OF which S2'ooo
were on the Wamsport Bank, So'oou Oh iaaels,
sna so,,e other money for Of the Baltimore
Nv. =, FOR tiessrs Johnston and Lee. About
- n'n we're on the Farmers aud Merchants bAhk oil
Nc Ing ae! discovering tie oss proceeded c anS 10
~ :, ,dv,ce Upon knowledge Of The fact coming
- ~ Znme.nans ears, an investigation was I'm
mediator demanded by him, and thorough search
n.Js Every facility and assistance were freely offer
Cd nv Mr. Zimmerman and the inmates OF his house
bnt nothing was heard of the money-Balt. Inner.
IT, EerpyRIck RoBBERY.-It turns out that the
M a.. LIZ 4ha RaItimnre Broker. at Erede.
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WM. A. JACKSON,
EDWIN CARTER,
JOHN CRUMP, Committee
JOHN METCALFE,
Z. &. WEXFORD, J
Frederick sbgra Angus. -, 1919. 3l-tis
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IN CHANCERY.- yisGisIA:-Ata Superior Cona of c.
ry, for the Richmond Circuit held Capitol in ~.
OF Richmond, Saturday, April lst, 1913: 80" tue
Sidney s. Baxter, Attorney General of the Commonu
Virginia. and the President and Directors the Liersrv
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nv Il. LAY LOk,
~ Bt Brig. Gen u s A. Com din
The AD'uTASr GENERAL the Army, Washington
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-29
VOL. 80, NO. 17.-WHOLE NO. 194I.

large proportion of the discoveries are the result
Of his courage, intelligence, and untiring ZEAL
His vocation has brought him into contact with
many intellectual aud scientific men as he has
great quckness of perception and prodigous
memory, he has profted much by intercourse with
superior minds. lie can recoIlect every body that
ever visited the cave, and all the terms of geolo-
gy and mineralogy are at his tongues end. He is
Like most Of his race, he Is fond of grandiloquent
language, and his rapturous expressions as he
lights up some fine point of view, are at times fine
specimens of gorifcnti9n. His knowledge OF the
place is ample and accurate, and he is altogether
an extremely useful aud agreeable guide. May
his last breath be free one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-29

in the clear strong g,ish of brilliant light! and
then--all is darkness. The effect is so ike
magic, that one almost expects 10 see towering
geni stridng down the deep declivities or startl-
cd by the brilliant flare, shake off their long sleep
among the Dense black shadows.
II you enter one Of the caves revealed in the
distance, you find yourself in deep ravine, with
huge piles of gray rock juting ont more and more
Till they nearly meet at the top. Looking upward
through this narrow aperture, you see, high, higi,
above you, a vaueo roof Of black rock, studded
with brilliant SPAR like consultations in the sky,
seen at midnight from deep ceits of mountain
This is called the Star chamber. 1t makes one
think Of Scher's grand description Of William
Tell sternly waiting for Gessler, among the shad-
ows of the Alps; and of WORDSWORTH picture OF
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II2 aoo
The Northern Democrats who voted in the eflr-
native on this occasion were more IMAM iour times
as many as the majority BY. which this standing
gag-law was carried ous II iour on. o. .ns "a
have been efeaIed, and the Northern people and
their representatives would have been free. The
above rule has continued 10 this day--now near
| ly four years-but not without some earnest en-
| beavers TO rescind L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-29
MoNTpEL1ER, FRIDAY, DEC. %, ls4s.

him by Aliieri's description of Filippo: "Only a
transient word or act gives us a short and dubious
glimmerlhot reveals to us the abysses his being
dark, lurd and terrific the throat of the internal
pool"
As you pass along, you hear the roar Of invis-
lille waterfalls, and at the foot of the slope the
river Styx lies before you, deep and black, over
arched with rock. The first glimpse of it brings
to mind the descent of Ulysses into he'll,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

NOTICE-CITY AND STATE TAX for ls4s
" Conprroils-s Ofics Nov Isl, ls,3-The following
section is extracted from an ACT OF the STATE Legislature
entitled IAN Ac; for the Colec icn Of Taxes the CITY
Of New York April Sth 1913, b. two-tslriS y-s
Art 9 sec any J-rson shall desire 70 psythe amount
OF his beo5s the inst day OF January eatl II sna o
the du. OF tss Receiver Of axes - receive tie siir ~" %
detuc; her~fron II ,e fae fssvEN re- c rer ecgGn -
tween the das Of such ysnt ls1 ,iae t GA 81 tsoft';
oerTisogs Ossabtr3i. lG,j
csiy. the a1cs named the is column % tx >sSesSiea;
nil from ali sac persous ms. desire pay 3scrs III 6t
Gay Of Janur usIi, and % u ucl hsrstre n he rtte q
seven pr cent er 4rru: between me az oisreh payment 10
the irst day OF Eea-asgy NIX.
lowed, aotics i hsre5y that The ccf Assessment; Hois
have br placed ~ Receives QEiee, Odd AIMS House,
Park where l{-ury kis-s;cG, iis,siNef al H5' NH
attend DALI 5s;sys!. the hours al y ,i.&sa z IL
iLFGED \ SNl:H Cocpuo,!e-
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MISCELLANY.

NoyEzLA the celebrated prima donna mas
L. -. Countess, having married Count Engineer
feoDN IN the Papal States. There was quar-
d fs'a infer between Rome and Genoa, w:ich
ri w. the singer 1t was finally referred 10
sh0a' ~ Who very impartially decided she shoulc
ihs f0p .sa carnival at Rome. A compromise was
speno o4ec,ed between the two theatres, and she
hofe'',h services between the two cities. 1t her
DIVIDED ~, r.nce in Genoa she was Kissed, when she
6rs .1t.d off the stage, and broke up the play.
'oou, ao,,ting she was confined several days TO
Fox W. bv guard Of Policemen. Her mother
Der EoV rnglishwoman. She has now of course re-
w. ~ from the stage.
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a., Enc llsn"osL'n ~ "
,;red from the stage.
u,oY ny THE GulLLoTINg.-Ihe Paris
t1to. . ,,y Of the National Intcligencer thus
coa .bes the execution, IN that capital on the lst
dsscl a. of a criminal by the gulllotlnee
las ,...erday morning we saw what IS now rare
lt'.'' a nublic execution. The guillotinc is
d. w. mode. A man named Salmon, between
me 90" ND forty years of age, was convicted, on
ni5g o. an sentember, of having butchered, IN the
the 9'u. y;ncennes, poor fellow, to get posses
To0o =, passport and certificate of character
son u n,enared for death by priest, and showed
he "No rrnt;l he reached the foot Of the scatiod,
| coua IL seemed to decline into stupor, and was
Sll s Gscn)ty pushed up the few stepsot the scat
si1 This was erected on the Place or Square
% oIui 1,coues, near the city gate OF that name
H. H. a-scu,ou took place at O'Clock. At this
~. ~. bonr the small square was densely crowded
Aii 5ont three thousand spectators, OF whom Wo-
ond children Of the common class composed
a s.o an1 nronorton. Silence prevailed, without
a@s so,arent emotion. The chaplain remained
NIJ" ',.r estimate the scafold Or platform at nine
marc on which were two men besides the
~. and this gentleman-styled erecuteW
J y. b1ntes euures-wore a decent black SUIT,
as:bont anv disguise, head bare. Salmon was
Dlsced with his feet tied and hands fastened
.sbnd his back, on an erect board, his face being
, sra,d i the board was then turned down so
o ,st ,be neck should correspond exactly to the
:;der of the apparatus. On mere touch 1t fell
.s,antapeously: the trunk of the culprt was
.boved at once into large box at the side on a
srel with the platform by one of the two attend
ME the other seized the head and deposited 1t
10 in the box, the lid closing at the same Sc
md The whole affair did not consume more
| IAN two minutes.
Il is tradition th2t the Doctor (Gulotlne)
,bo invented the machine was man OF human
IT, who meant TO temper capital punishment
with the mercy of the greatest possible despatch,
simplicity and gertrude. This account of HIM
lpay be believed at the spectacle. The halter IS
4 arbarous; the old axe and block were often
1 rocious. In 1907 and 1903 | witnessed two
. ,ecutions on the Place dc Greve, by the gullo-
me- The method has been improved IN some
PARTICULARS. The Government avoids an exhlbl-
lion in ordinary cases. For this purpose early
hours and distant sites are preferred. But it still
olories half score at once, and often on the
Place de Greve opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30
ol3 lawsm Attorney for Attaching Creditor

DY ORDER of William !nglis, Associate Judge
ID NewYor Common Pleas, notice hereby given pnrsa-
ant TO the provisions OF The statute authorship
against the OF enamin F. Griffin who is resident Of
payment of his debts unless he appear and discharge such
tachnent according law within nine months from the frs
publication OF this notice. and that the payment OF any debts
the transfer any such property BY him are forbidden b. law
saw JOHN B. STAPLES,
ee ,ayem Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

DURsUANT to an order of Hon Thomas SC {.
LoSe III 'ops who have claims against Joseph Stead
q Buffalo sad eGga d 5e aadlt,e to sd
,e sdmstFaor Of the stead al the Lay ofce q Hall
= ~ IN DATED The 10th day Of July, 1913.
Jyli taw6m y. IN. I--, -, A"-
DITBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale
/ Of property for unpaid assessments advertised 70 take
I,c on re 18th of June last postponed 10 Friday the 2h
a. II Anil 1874 at 2 O'Clock the City Hall.
SSrTss. Commissioners Office, Oct. 18th, lSi3
ois o,vs Srr JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
LII THE BEST OF THE ADVERTISED
n MEDICINES, Tor sale by
j. & /. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
dc La. II HUDSON ST. corner Spr1cg.
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DY ORDER of David Mann, Esquire, Supreme
ID Court Conm,ssloneN hereby given that an at
taclmcnt has issued against the estate OF SAFE SW EEL
late OF Wesied, Chauauque ounty and State OF New
York. abscondn concealed DEBTOR, on due proof made
10 SAID Commissioner pursuant 10 the statute concerning
Attachments against abScondmg concealed or nonresident
debtors ana that the Will be sold for the payment OF his
debts unless he he said Safe Sweet appear and discharge
such attachment according 10 within three months from
the first publication of this notice; and that thu payment OF
any debts and the delivery Of property belonging to the
" b. him for any purpose whatever forbidden by law and
are yod.-Dated Wsstieli, October 7, l8i3
JOHN VI. KEEP,
o12 law3m Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
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JAMES Mth"I,
DIP law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor

pY ORDER OF Hon. D. P. lngraham, Associate
y nIce of the Court of Common Pleas for the County Of
NeYork notice hereby given pursuant TO the pro, 'sons
concealed and nonresden debtors that attachment has
issued against the estate Of William H. FantF resident OF
Jacksonville East Florida and t the same VIII be sold Tor
attachment according law within nine months from the
publication Of this notice. and that the ynent OF any
him his ofany property within this State Gsons
ng To him. and the transfer Of such property by hn are
forbidden m law and ara voijDatad the 18th day OF Octo
Ter, lSi3 WILLIAM COll Attorney
nl0 aW9n Tor attaching CIeutoI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.-By Order OF
~ Francis H. Ru.gles Judge Of Chautauque County
Courts Of the degree Of Counsellor Law the supreme
Court hereby given pursuant 10 the provisions Of
The statute authorSn attachments against absorbing cor
ce.d and debtors that attachment has ISSUED
against the Of Joh A Tracy Cassimef s. Gz9usk
residing in Ere Pennsy yana and that the will Dc sold
for the rnent their debts, unless they appear ana as
charge such ;achmeEt according law within nine months
from te fist publication Of and that the ynent
OF any debt and the delivery OF sng psopsfty oriGhsg 10
and the transfer of any property By them for any Gu@s
whatever forbidden by law aud are 'od' Da'7' LIE '
day of August, 1873 .,: :, s;,o
90 - ~. o. a. ~ 49, A' Fredonia, y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

DY ORDER of Frederick p Stevens, Judge OF
- Erie County Courts and Counsellor of the Sumems
Court Notice he eby pursuant 10 tie provisions Of
The a;ue concerning attachments AGAINST ASCENDING con-
ce4e and nonresident that achment has issued
agains the Of Charles Carey now o. late OF De'ro
in the ate of Michigan ssdent debtor and that tna
same VIII BE- sold for the payment Of debts un less he ap
pear and discharge such attachment according law, With
nlne months from the first publication of this and that
the psyment Of any debts due to lin by resi- ents OF tes
Stat the delivery him 70: his OF any property
such n-eIrtv by him. are forbidden by La. and voia
Dated Buffalo, December lib, tSi3.
t,,,or, Attorney for Attaching Creu
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pY ORpE.El Of the Honogabe Erancs II. Rus-

by ORDER OF the Honorable Francis II. Rug
ID .les Ju,e oil Chautuqus County o9r;>, Of The cs-
gee Of counsellor lass IL the Supreme Court notice Is
hereby given, that attachment IN, issued cue proof
made him AGAINST the estate Of Israel Tu;e nonresident
debtor and ti the sme will br sold for the payment % HIS
debts ,lues. h. appear ard discharge Such attachment accord.
ipS 10 ay w;n nine mouths from The ms; IG5eiGon si
residents Of this State aud the delivery 10 him or Tor hls
OF any rroyert within TINS State beonSIns 70 him. nd Tie
transfer Of a4y such property by Nun & orGityy cy law
and yoid. ELISHA VAN.
lei; Iswgul Attorney Tor Attaching creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

TN PURSUANCE of an order of The Surrogate
of the County Of New York NOTICE hereby given 70 all
having claims against Peter Van Petit late Of the City
of New. York Printer DECEASED present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence, NO 6
dav Of March nextDatel New York, the thrteth day Of
August A. D. l8t3. EMMA AN PELI,
ana EypCutrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

r. PASSAGE FROM LlVERPOOL-Pack
$50 ct ships LIVERPOOL aud DDONs-PsIsonslwi
SrnC she's should avail themselves of the above magnificent
Packets, the vERPo0L ll59 tons buIthen Cart S I2n
DONS 1850 tons buythen, Capt E. B. Cobb will sail from
Liverpool on the lth February. =,
Mr. VIM Ia Liverpool, and VIII give MS
PERSONAL attention forwarding such passengers whose pass
age NAV engaged with the subscribers Tor ,iter oil me
above voe packets, or By any OF the regular line SAILING
every five days.
CsicaJes sent on Saturday the 3o inst Boston TO Be
forwarded be the steamer hberna sailing from thence on the
Isl January By which sufficient time Will be gwen 20 persons
in the Old Country make ready for embakins IN either OF
For particulars apply &c by letter, pos,oaid,) 70
w Il T. TAPSCOTT, 43 reck slip, \. "
WA T'APSCOTr liyerpoo!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

IN PURSUANCE. of an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF Nv"Fot notice hereby given 70 all
CITY the with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber at her residence No
20 Sprns street in the cit oil Newf0rk OF hctoN the 18th
dav of April next Dated NeNak the llth day Of October,
1918. ELIZABETH SHERWOOD, Erecutrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

IN pursuance ot an ORDER oi the surrogate OF the
L County of New York Notice hereby given 10 all rr-
spus Eliza Fshera;e oftht city Of New
York widow deceased present the same with
thereof tine subscribe, me Office OF William H. Eogar-
dus No City HAL Place, IN the city o Nes York or
before the 18th day Of May Dated New York the 9TH
| day Of November, 1913. ABRM. SALVEN,
| MI lsv6m. Admir- with The VIII annexed.
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NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
" Through in from 10 10 IS Days! ADAMS co.
having had their in successful operation Tor
ii +onbs are prersred 10 receive and forward weekly
Prag for New Orleans By the central route IN the above
unpecrisnied For further information please apply at
Packages for al the intermediate cities Will BE- de-
= -. p - % ,;-ns han nv any other line d5,f
TEAS-300 half chests Young Hyson, Canton
d. T VGRiSSELi, MISTuRS CO., IS soash-ss
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42oawqm Attorneys for Attaching c5'dor. q Wa,;

pY ORDER of Ashley Samson, Esq, Frs;
- Indse q the Gour, Of Common Pleas in and for the
has ssued against the estate Of Philip Tube auoesi
lent btor and that the same vii h so! for The =, , sb,.a OF
colin to law within nine months from the FIRST publication
2f notice and R the pay'ast IF any e Ss due i 70 HIN n,
u.s., Of any property within this State belonging TO nun, aud
thu transfer any such property by him are forbidden by Law
and yoidGiyen under my hand tins Stn DAY OF June
lSt3 ALBA La fhOi'
el0 law9m Attorney for attaching creditor.