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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

TENllE undersigned offer for sale thirty thousand
J. acres Of Land, situated in the counties Of Cen
esee, Lapeer, Shawasse, Saginaw and Macomb
The land which we now offer for sale consists OF
hcavv timbercd land, such as Beoch. Maple, Hicko-
~, BatierhW, &c. 5c also OAK Openi,,gs oil Of
which comprises the most choice locations in the
stale, being nersperccd with pure and rapid streams
Of water
Aiso 1900 acres Of Pine land, situated on Flint
RIVER together with serey0l eligible Water PrirIc-
gcs:
Our terms are such that the nduccment offered
to settlers is advantageous-the time for purchase
money being from one to ten wears.
We ATE disposed to give three Of land and
the FIRST crop for clearing and fencing one.
Several improved farms for sale or lease.
Application made TO the undersigned, ut Film,
Genesee county, Michigan; will receive prompt at
tenilon. O. WALKER DEWEY,
THo's l.. j. BEEsr.
Flint, Feb q, 1919. 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

Fou, Patriots Dead On Saturday, the len ult &,
no less than ioui revolutionary soldiers died 10 Al
leghany io"n,hip, Wesmureland Co, Pa. John
Delap, aged 80, John Gallagher, aged l0i, Robert
Doods, aged 20, and John Johnson, aged l03
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
saddles, Harnesses, SC.

TESiIE subscriber would inform his friends sad
n the public IN general that he has on hand
large assortment OF saddles and Harnesses such rs
plated, brass, japan and common Harnesses, double
and single sets portable and tree Saddles, brides
and hallers also large assortment OF Trunks Of
all kinds and Sizes and all other kinds Of work
usually made in Saddlers Shops. The above atli-
Giles will be sold very low for cash or kinds of
country produce such as beef or young c0uls next
October, or grain the January following, or wool
next summer
All persons wishing TO purchase any Of tho above
articles are requested to call and examine before
purchasing.
WM. HALL.
Rutland, Dec. "a, 1912 53I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

DOCT. A. G. DANA would respectfully inform
- his friends and correspondents, that he as re-
moved his residence from Pusfor1 10 Brandon. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

Robert Tannehill, a Scotch poet, IS the author
ola pretty little epigram on woman
Mature, impartial in her ends,
When she made men the stronger,
In Justice then 10 make amends
Made woman's tongue the longest"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
POpERY

The Roman Chholies are preparing to blll a
very large monasery and college within two
miles OF South Bend Ia 4, IL 10 b. brick, three
sores high. 2sj feet by 30. ans Will cost about
$4,000
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
RESURRECTION IN CUBA-SEVERAL
WHITES AND NEGROES KILLED.

This morning letter received at the mer.
chants Exchange, from Cuba giving the follow
ing interesting particular, Of the instruction. 1t
is dated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

w T. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district Of Fsrbayen
commissioners to receive, examine and ahIus, all
claims add demands OF all persons against tie estate
Of
Eplraia Robson. lofe Of P0rief
in said district deceased represented nsoiyent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited la offset
thereto. and six months from the 9th dsy March
inst, being allowed by said count for that purpose,
we d. therefore hereby give notice that we wil al
tend To he business Of our said appointment the
lale dwelling house OF the deceased IN Ps~lei, on
The second Tuesday Of Msy next and he first Mon
dsy Of September following. from o'ciork 4. ~. 10
Unii 90 lock, p 10 .Ohe 1ch OF said DAYS.
Haas S Sxrra, lIoRAoE WmooN, Com'rs.
apul 5. isi3. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
NOtiCc

4 IL persons indebted TO the estate Of JAIME. y
a Butler, late of Rutl deceased, are request
cd to call on The subscriber, his house in East
Rutland AMI adjust the same before tho fri dav "
Nay next after tina, time all the unsettled demands
viii &c left in the hands Of collector without
,pect of persons.
Mosrs PruWiSs Administrator.
Rutland, April O. 1913. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
Teeth, Teeth.

G.. W SMITH, NJ. d., Dentist may be con,
N. suited by those wishing his services, al his
residence in Castleion, after date.
March 30, l643. l3tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

w + the subscribers, being appointed by tie Hon
w Probate tour for the district Of Rutland.
commissioners 10 receive. examine and adjust nil
claims and demands OF oil persons against tho 80.
tate OF
Seth i. L~oHaJd late of D'daAg(erd,
IN said district deceased. represented ios0lvcut sod
also all claims and demands exhibited in nh-rt
thereto, and six months nom tie 23d day u
Harch, lest, being pillow ed by said count for dat
purpose, ~ do iherciore hereby give nplire lhHt
will attend 10 the business uf our said spp"iut-
ment at me Inn OF II n Leonard in WalnQfifd,
IN The last Mondays n May and August next, fiom
0 O'clock a. N until 1 O'Clock, p. m. on each of
said days.
JAMES RusrIS. WV kgSr Com'rs
Wallingiord, Apd. 10, 1919 I6is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
y q Il | T. r.

TlilS may certify tina, my wife Hannah doe, re-.
fuse TO live with me, and this is To forbid all
persons from harboring or trusting her my sc-
count, fof shall pay no debts of her contracting
alter this date. MEHgILL A. Claws
Mounlhoy, April II, 1913 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

u ws' 30 dark At noond,y N New Orleans, On the
- ~ that business could no, bs transacted with
= Assu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

~ Office All persons having open accounts
" with Hooker & Wooster. will please cali and
settle them Immediately with the subscriber, who 10
authorised to settle all accounts Of the firm
NJ. H. Noosrss
West Pouliney, April O. 1919. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
u. States District Court.
For he D.arict Of Vermont
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY
NOTICE to show cause against petition OF
~ Alonzo Gorham, OF Pnsiord,
lemue Smith, Jr. OF Clarendon, and
Reuben Holland, Of Pitlsteld,in said district,
for discharge aud certificate. as bankrupts at The
office Of Samuel Prenss in Montpelier in said dis
,rict, on Tuesday the lth day of July, 4. u. 1913,
at 10 n. IN. li.l6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
sTATE OF YERMONr.A il remembered

District of Fairhaven, SIS D,hst at Probate
Court holden al Cast eton within and for said dis.
,rct on the 9Th day Of Apnl, A. d. 1873,
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument in writing purporting 10 be the
last will and testament Of David Goodrich, late of
Benson in said district, deceased, being presented
TO said court by Erwin Goodrich ono OF the erecu-
tors therein named, for probate;
II is ordered by the court that notice thereof he
given TO all persons concerned, 10 appear AT a ses
sion Of said court, he holden a. the probate oire
in Castleton on the Sd day Of Nav next, 10 contest
the probate Of said will, by publishing this order
three weeks successiyeiy pfeviDss TO said time OF
hearing. in the Rutland Herald, newspaper print
ed In ROLAND.
A true copy OF record,
1917 Attest, Is. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
Pension Agency,

TIVE undersigned Il, prepared tn reniet b.. ~.
sisiancc 10 an such arc entitled 10 pensions.
~ procure their Names ~ be placed upon NE ren.
sion list Those widows who havo received five
wears pension are now cnju'so % ono wear more,
md those WIN wore NOT widows ~, ihr passage ot
tho act o 1ih Juiy 1888. but have hecouo sin"s,
arc now also rutiled the hcnch, Of said act lie
Will 60 10 the residence Of all such rs unable -
call at hi, office. RtuntN Il. TurAit~
Rutland ID Ami. 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
Removal

vEN DUNKLEE informs the inhabitants Of Rot
l. land and vicinity tina, he has removed bis
cooper shop into the building formerly occupied ~
G. Barber wheel wrgh, shop, where he 4,
ready attend all orders in his line with prompt
and despatch.
Rutland, April IL, 1913 I8:Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
MANFRED
DIED.

In Wells suddenly on Friday morning, The 3lst
day ofMarch last, David Goodrich, aged -, Also
Sunday night, April 2, Rachael, wife Of David
Goodrich, aged II. Truly 10 death they were sep
Grated.
In Woodstock. on tho 9Th inst Mrs Lucy p. lIs'-
kell, wife Of Nahum Haskell editor Of the VI. Mer.
curry, aged IS.
In Poutney, on the 18th ult., Mr. Levi Spaford
Barber, aged 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

mar . preaching ~ illinois that this winter
,'.lsr ~iil eoniisse thousand wears lfhe ~snis
I n'se pF'~sl,iss 10 his doctrine, let him come
p AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

! ,|' b's'oni,ns st~ q hue izs!eor few nights
sl'ea = described a. beins very brilliant and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
This day Received.

nANlELS d BELL have this daY received d.
- rect rom Boston. an addition 70 their former
stock Of Goods. consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Fresh Fruit, &c g..
Ami 10. 1919 l5iT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
Herds Grass aud Glover seed.

DANIELS A. BELL have for sale Herd. Grass
- saj Clover seed ~ an extra quality
APnl 10, 1913. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
;. LcoHayd, late o6 Bdi,AgJerd,

w T. Tho suhscri5ets being appointed bg tie II N
w Probate Cour FOR tie district 0f faid.yen
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust 81
claims aGd demands of all persons sgsiDst tie
tate Of
Jo'iah T,jy, iafe 81 Paol,f,
in said district deceased, represented in-pveni. .nd
also az claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, nd six months from the 2lst DAY Of March
1913, being allowed by said court Tor that Du'po,s
We do therefore hereJy fife Bohre that wFil
tend 70 the business Of Our said appointment ~ Ito
dwelling mouse Of J0hn Tnb,. ia Pswle'. on a..
first DAY Of July ard tie xisi dly Sept. next Gom
one o'clock unu, Ave O'Clock p. ~. oa each e
sad days
iGls Rootsr II. SMITH OLrrs HAsks. Com.
W. The subscfi5er,, being appointed by ths Hon
Probate Count the district Of Rutland roui-
missioncfs 10 receive examine and adjust a.i claim.
aad demands of oil persons sgaiusi lhe es'-Ie oi
lanes WaihI tate sf CAinshasp,
~ sad dlsttici, decesse represented nsO ~ and
also all claims and dsmsads ealltned 10 Offset
thereto. and sir mouths Iom ihs 2ist daJ Of March
last, being ailo~e b. said CDgu fpf that puI-
pose We DO therefore hereby give no'ice, thai 10
will attend "a he business o our said appointment
Moses kandsN's Ia ChiusH1eu, On tie fret dsy 4
Juue and 3lst dsy 81 Augusi neri from 90 .Oe..
Until Afs O'Clock, r. m, % each u said DAVIS.
Avs hasDsLL, y - Bgus Cs-.
Chuen4on, A. 30 1913 lsis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18
CastEciNN Seminary,

THE next term ofthis institution will commence
Monday May 8, 1913
1918 A. WAR NER, Sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-18

slifd
sknnei
,rdcs
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10000 Acres orLand for sale.

Rutland, Dec. "a, 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
B o O K S.
NEWS FROM EUROPE

The New w orld for Angus, 26 will contain /, small
portion oi the SPLENDID LITERARY BUDGET -
eelvr oy The AUGUST steamers Among the brilliant articles
10 be contained IN that number may nentou only the
RECOLLECTlONS OF THE EMPEROR NApO-
LEON during his Exile In Heeaa-a vivid and most Interest
tag article; A NIGHT AT PELEG LOSGFELLOW,S
sof' by Bon Gntie the amusing story in al! The
magazines bures4ung American and manner. in tf-
most iaicrous mauerFoT farther particulars see paper, of
tomorrow i,
- the Farmers Manunl.-Just published
ne farm-FS Manual, partculr t-a-tise the
vaine OF founded experiments crops
with bef of al The most recent discoveries In as
r'fnitafa ahepes by H F4knsr t and the author OF
and t4 tyf= price 81 cents papr cover bound
Il the object of the present treatise to explain e ratue
ana constitution 9i manure point ou the
o ausInentins the quantity and preserving the ieE;zins
power OF iamyaId manure, the various OF mineral
tnd othsf aftlhci naaures and the causes OF their frequent
failures. Authors Preface
covers 5li cents IN cloth 50 PRoDUcIiyE ,RMS,
inllaf dsgs OF the reeeat discoytrl-s Of Lieb pvy
ag how the results Of tie might De greatly augmented b
an2i5tis M D AFFLEsToS co, 200 Broadway
o- ,De,suzc on Animal aIasnctism.-7This
day published by D. APrL ETON & co, POO Bfo.lwey,
Practical instruction in ANIMAL Magnetism, By J. P F De
dix OF Notes by the translator, and letters eminent rhy
;lc1s 1 and 1ad oters description OF cases IN the United States
Nh H,Itenon has given attention 10 this subject,
favor the public With W full his,6rT aHims % Masse;sp m
and It's various deveIopemeats in this region,
Daily Courier.
The translator of this work has certainly presented the
profession with uncommonly we'll dis,strd treass,
ance IN value by his and the co5roboraliye
moHy OF eminent ph y,icians.
aa2i 3iis [Boston Med. and Surg. Journal
LC-. Usury: The Evil and the Remedy:'
An exposition of the vices. defects evil tendencies
present Monetary System with plan for eiuctual Re-
form: being thorough euciaon of the of Money,
Interest and the evils OF UsuIy: published large
well printed sheet by BURGESS STRIN GER 222 Broad.
way. In order induce all opposed Usury and in favor of
Monetary Reform in extending the crcuia,ion of tins
essay price put the bare of printing off the s-ets
three cents single copy So per hundred. Orders soil.
cited au2ltf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
AUCTION sALEs-THrs DAY.

By l. NJ HofntGn 8. Co. and Mniurn q Co.
IEAs-Pe1 ships Lowell, Coromando and Mary Ellen.
IKHMs-Notcs a, six months payable in this city, to be
made satisfactory 10 sellers.
Hysoa-3o chests 4a per b; 10 do 80: 10 do s5
"a DO So; 80 do 32l, IA do 3D. (39S do wi,hdrawn) -
fouug Hysonl6 half chests AZ; chests 4l 20 hi do
@ 10 chests 60 half do 3 Is do do and SIS chests 50;
"a DO 35 40 half do 35 so do do 3 50 do do and 80 chts
81 % half chests $50 do 90 25l chests 49, l0a half
do 3lt ol chests So do and $50 half do 90 chests @
Is half do ls; 6ia do do aud l47 ,,ithds~n)
Hyson Skin5 chests 49, 81 do A. do Az; 10 do 80
So do 2s; II dl 26 95 do 26; lo7 do 25 (is6 do with
drawn.
Twankay-35 half chests 3 35 do do as ls5 chests So
Imperia-l9 half chests 56 1872 do do s0l 90 do do So
Mokea Pouchong-93 l6lb boxes 30.
Souchong-26 half chests 81; 7s3 do do withdrawn
Ningyong-25 half chests 81; [i35 do do withdrawn.
Caper-25 half chests 25i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Ha
MARRIED.,

AT Pit,sford Aug II, by Rev J. B. Richardson, James
G. Shepard attorney law, Nashville Tenn. 20 Mary A
cogswel, daughter Of William Cogswe Esq of Pittio14 ID
At Mixville Allrgsny county, Aug 10, by Rev. H. H.
Stirnson Truman T.. Goodman, merchant, OF Warsaw TO
Julia y. Ruggles Of Mixvilie.
AL New Haven CT. August -, BY Rev. Dr. Bacon, Rev
Phneas Blakeman of Jefferson, Ohio, to LucFetia D. on
man, of New-llaven.
At New.Hayen, CT August 10, by Rev. Mr.. Teasdale
William Cooper Esq OF Sheffield England TO Elizabeth
BeardsIey, of New-tiaven
In this city, August - by Rev Benjamin Evans, Jacob
Miles TO Rebecca Hurley.
At Haley Mass. Aug Is, Rev. E. w. Bullard, Of Fitch
burg, to Harriet y. daughter of Deacon William Dickinson
of UaGey
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
CITY INTEL LIGEN c f.

WEDNESDAY, August
MARINE COURT Before Judge HAMMOND
9ohS Singer VIM. c. Carpenter and ohers-Acton for
Gpss IN consequence of levy upon the fixtures and pro-
visions Contained in the Bowery Cottage Meat Shop on
ascutiou against Clark yandewater. Mr.. Singer is
hatcher Essex Market but claims have owned the shop
the Bowery and have hired Vandewser 10 keepit
who got license in his name. The eridsnce
seemed conclusive 10 this effect Mr. Carpenter who
MARSHAL sold the property Chatham Square, and 1t was
bought nby Mr.. s. The Jury could not agree and were
discharged.
twas stated the Court room ,ha, all the Marshals in
The CITY acting without or having given auy
security the Mayor having called in all the warrants in May
aao essa 100 much engaged since TO reissue them
PoLlcE OFFlCE..... Richard Johnson, colored
MAJ was arrested aud for stealing about del
'A III Change from the store oi /. Bouou, So Bowery
David Cochrsne committed for stealing piece Of
oiown muslin from y. H. Hull, 29 Catherine ST.
Owen Moore, who at present resides ~ Prince
Complained OF John de la Monayne 253 Mulberry street
oiows Owen took shelter uuder the awning the house
aa, Montayne lives ia Sunday evening during heavy
shower OF rain. While there the latter opened the door
xed him. and took from his person sixteen gold soyerecns
aud few other articles OF little value Mon;.,ne was com
itted TO prison for the robbery, aud Owea being non-re
sldsnt witness inthe case.
Christian A D. Krachr now in the City Prison was
complained of BY Louis Kopk, ll6 Cedar street for having
os the l2 nst stolen rosewood dressngcase from him.
ios which be was also held TO answer.
UPPER Police OFFICE. John Burns, of 492
Bowefy on Tuesday applied Justice Gilbert war
m against Peter Nesddie for assault and battery and
usual IN such cases this office was requested by the
grste to bring cooborating witness 10 sustain his
statement Burns said that man named Terence fitZpai-
'ss the Transaction but would come 10 the office
e subpoenaed aud subpoena was theenpon gwen him
y the magistrate which Barns served upon fitzd'icR oI
Raing II TO him. The latter, however swoTe ne would
Ao 9oey and did nowhen Justice gilbert Issued an at
taehnen again, against Fitzpatrick for contempt and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
LEARY &CO-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN. 1913.

At the urgent solicitations Of many of customers from
distant parts Of the Union shall introduce DAY. at
sales rooms the beautiful style OF Geucmens Hats
for the coming in order accommodate heln also
the numerous strangers the city who may leave
here prior TO the date tScr' when II has been custom
in former years effect the Autumn change OF Fashion
LEARY & co Hatt.rs, No.. and Astor House.
OurCIRGULAR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings
dimensions aud other Illustrations viii b. forwarded By mail
to those who request it, aud who address post paid
New YORK, Aug 70, 1913. au9 Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
RAITIdnRE cArr1r

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-Aug. II.
Cstte-Thee abou, 400 head Of Beef Cattle offered
sold The prices pyid ranged from 6aJ to 80 per 100 lbs
on the hooi IN quality winch equal 25 20 ret
he'e pI'ces show from those OF last week OF
remain ln marAe nrsnId
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

uTHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w cry WAREHOUSE. FRANCIS informs ns ta,s lns
ecantls public and sfanfers una,
raj and well selected assortment OF e.
common prices Persons visiting te CITY H. pSr
ins on the subscriber before purchasing .s{ n
find his prices than other
rfv Blank Books and Blank Work of every dss p
Ruling Binding Sc executed at short notice P TO-
6a;iis Tnk Ssalnr Wax Letter and lap
rether with large assortment o. @
which splendid spes,nes o. .a t P.tea; Elastic
ins,.snd wholesale and retail. l. FRASGtt?ii i--v.t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
WISCONSIN Grant Co. Herald.

u. S. SuIr LExINGToN.-The Z. S. store ship
Lexington, Lieutenant Commanding Glcndy, ar
rived last tevening from Mahon and Gibraltar July
20 We learn by the Lexington that on the 10th
Of July the Mnorcans declared in favor Of the
Queen, [Chrisina probably.l
The following deaths occurred on the home
ward passage of the Lcxington August ,, AL
cxandcr Campbell, marine; 3, Thomas Ware,
seaman, from the u. S. ship Delaware and 20,
Samuel White, carpenter, late of the U. S. ship
Fairfield Eve Bost.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24


LAKE SurEnloR-Captain O'Hara of Platte
vile, has just returned from the copper region
and after having given it very thorough eS
ploraton, speaks in very high terms OF It's miner
al wealth.
The party Of which he was member, passed
the St. Croix in canoe, over the portage and
down the Bois Brule to the Lake Thence by
The same conveyance, they made the entire South.
crn Shore of the Lake to st. Marie distance OF
more than two hundred miles, stopping, however,
to explore the rivers, and the country adjacent
and between them.
T'hcv took possession of the notable copper
rock and sold it to gentleman from Detroit for
sl,100
The Captain returns in few days with a sup
ply of provisions, which are represented as exhor-
btantly high at the Lake.
WISCONSIN Grant Co Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
DIED,

On Wednesday afternoon, Of consumption, Harriet T.
wife of John c. Hines, aged 81 years.
The friends aud acquainances of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this rhursday) afternoon
at o'clock from 81 Hubert-seet, without farther invita-
ton.
In the CITY of Hudson, Monday evening, August 2l
Mis-. Sarah White daughter of Saml. White, NJ D. aged 3D.
In this city, August - john Miller, native OF Edn-
burgh, aged 80
In this city, Aug u, Helen Cutler, wife of John w
Nuutz, aged 80.
In this city, Aug 81 Robert Houey, native of Perth
shire, Scotland, aged 53.
Aug 81, P Rely formerly of Old Castle, Ireland, and
late OF Washington D. c.
A, Gn,liord CT Aug II, the residence OF her father,
Hon Reuben Elliott Harriet, wife OF Lewis Leete
A, Albany, Aug 10, William Souhwick brother OF the
late Solomon Souhwck, Esq. aged "a.
At Fairhaven July l2 John Gelat, aged s., Resou-
onary pensioner.
Davis Comstock wife of Rev O. s. Comstock missionary,
formerly of Brookline, Mass aged 81.
AT Kenmore Scotland, in the 95th year of his Alex
andsr McNaughton father Of Drs. James and Peter Nc
Naughton, of Albany.
Al Chatham. Columbia county, Aug. To- Hosea Birge,
aged s3-Alr Bge was soldier in the Revolution, aud
was in most of the engagements during the war he was
intimately acquainted with Gen. Washington and La Fay
cite and long served in Wasingtons L'le Guards
He was universally esteemed among his ieow-czens and
died lameued by large circle of relatives and quain
sncss. Troy Budget
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Richards Auciiou--r
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PT Ats,
- lse Brnsdwav.
MoNDAY: Z a Angqs, ns 2s. .ud following DAYS,

- l91 Broadway -
MONDAY. Auguss ss. aud following d,v.
REGULAR SEW-fORK FALL TRaDt SaTF
THIRTY.EicHTH NEw-Yosx TRApx S>LsGf,stsTos,r..
OF this important sale of BOOKS, PAPER ST TSTTSSE
RY. STEREOTYPE PLATES, BINDERS IE AiTfJ .
sR aud CLOTH &c&c. published ready for de-
livery.
The sale will be commenced on Monday Morning Angus,
18th. O'Clock with STATIONERY, and Will incird"
several extensive and valuable invoices of recently imported
English and French Ssatone also large invoices of Blank
Books, GuIs, Steel Pens, Scaling WAY and Wnng Inks
VISITING and Pay,zg Cord, Sool;caP Letter AID Biilst Pa
oia' Lead, an ersgy sre,y Of Foesn aPd pgnehe s,s
sery. also extensive nyoics OF Coored Skirers, Gsat.
NooGso Ras>S L-,e Ensn Ned American shesps kias.
Book Ski,crs, Book binders Cutli. SC.
B0OKS-lhe sale cf Books viii be commenced on Tues
rv Morning. mih NieSSrS, lea BaachaGds invoice. sad
followed by large and attractive INVOICES from peaTy all OF
ne principal pub i,hs Is Is ia United states.
S'rEEEOTIPE rLAl ES- The Catalogue also ensrs-
Is number o sets of aiuabt >feecUiv Plates, Including
hose OF Homes ut"ducon vols Syo, Dicks Theology,
vols syo, Godnaus Natural History. sVls. So Philad-l
hil Pssd Bible: Hotner e 2sols lSmo; the S,ereoIype
li belonging 10 the esta;s OF the late No'h Webster, de-
.t.sSsj, &c. SSc.
supplementary Catalogue, embracing additional Invoices.
VII t issued on the first of sale Invoices 70 5e
t Shoud be received by the Goth Of August, which
uue II Will be put TO press.
AT PRIVATE SALE
l5vnlume. of the New-forS Price Current and Shipping
Tux, from lS29 ID 1871, inclusive, folio, bound.