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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27

a,R. HoRs's CoscERI.-By card IN our ad
,sr.;s;no columns /, will be seen that number OF
our mos, respected citizens have united to get up
s,,hsc-;n,;on Concer; in acknowledgement and re-
,r,,i Of the services OF Mr.. c. (. Horn 10 the
c,r.s Of N1sic in this City, and that many euiin-
cnt performers have volunteered their services we
are syer,e TO complimentary benefits generally and
r.rslv encourage then, but We do hope this one
xil be ncbly sustained. MIR. Horn has iaoored
long and perseveringy 10 elevate the Musical taste
Of our Civ and TO increase ard dihuse the refining
pleasures which are derived from its cultivation"
and now tina. he is to leave US for season. we
t,us, it will be empaaticay shown that our e''s
appreciates and is grateful for his cxerons.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27

Do Rev GEO. B. CHEEvER's Address before
lhc New England Society of the City of Ncw-iork
or the last Anniversary of the Landing of the Pill
grims, has just been published by John S Taylor
& Co. l45 Nassau-st. AS We could not speak our
mind of without becoming involved in Theo-
logical discuss ion we will onlysay it is very able,
very neatly printed and calculated 10 bo very pop
ular with large class of our citizens and quite as
odious with others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27

cotrzan- 1i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

FRANKLIN AsD GREryE.-Whilc the American
Army. in l775, was besieging Boston, Congress
sent 10 the camp special committee, at the
head of which was DR.. Franklin. Gen. Greene
in a letter dated 6 Prospect IIi Oct. l6, ll15,
and addressed TO Gov. Ward, thus descrlbca the
impression which this great philosopher made
upon him: "Thc committee rom Congress ar
rived last evening, and | had the honor to be
introduced to that very great lnan,.Dr Franklin,
whom viewed with silent admiration during the
whole evening. Atention watched his Ups, and
couoiction cLoSed his pcriods.' Beautiful tribute
of one great man TO another, both of whom were
among the foremost in lberty's great struggle,
and both fragrant with revolutionary renown.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
For The Tribune.
THE SUMNER TINE.
sY THOMAS L. HARRIS.

Tus Summer plunes her rainbow wings, and the rejoicing
earth,
Arsed in virgin oyeIiness TO meet her smile, forth
Unrumbered blossoms wake lie, of crimson, white and
And beautify Ephemtra all glorious to behold tgoic-
Bright birds are warbing the blue sad the sweet WINDS
at play WAY
Sing the rusng leaves while glide gently on their
AID the great hear, Of Mature beats with low ana dreamy
chime,
TUNED to ecs.stc melody through all the pleasant
An emerald ocean ewed with gems apeafs the dewy lawn
When the far orien, usbes with the osea,e smile Of dawn
And spleadidy the daygod within his golden car,
WHILE each brigh, sunbeam mid the leaves CLEANS Ike
falliag star; tioi'"'
And when the tranquil eve with all her starry train comes
be curtains of The sp.,land folded round the ea
While Peace broods DER the sleeping eai-'nat pure an
snowy dove
And eyery human bosom thrills with tenderness and love
dearly los. the sum not for its graceful flowers
Its s..sns of Ieeful melody bright and sparkling hours
Ba, that all round me seem to thfob "it JOY AID
miIth
aad pure and true ard holy love in gentle heart, has brh
7T sweet to auch happiness and nay deepest
The JOY and siadaess round make my heart overflow
Each smile that lights anothe,s face although itb un'
known
Sends strange, sympathetic drill of rapture mine
DER. [more
And this fra form may feel thy and bainy airs no
And oft think that when again earth gEee;s thy radiant
bloom,
At viii be TO bid blossoms rise above my mossy tomb
Well, De it sony lot like thine may be to pass away
Yet holy deeds and gentle words shall make each closing
day; Tor shade,
Till changed TO smiles and JOY fo gloom aud light
In thu. eternal Summer time whose glories never fade
IN ,hs, eternal Summer time, no cold au,umnal bigi,
Will the blooming icreinessno daTk and Inournfu
nights
But there Fathess smile ofove llumes the happy plains
Aud, free from stu, loved through all those
bright domains.
And often n my dreams methnks hear them gen'y say
Cast off the weary garb offe haste dear come away
Come 10 the land Of peace where will tune
thy song,
a golden Tyre awaiteth thee amid the Angetttnong
Utica, n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

NOTICE TO CARTMES 70 RENEW
NTUEIR LICENSE S-rytracts frorna law entitled 4
Law To rslers Carts ard CarJl- passed the 10th dag of
August, 1888:
dag of Juiy after the date thereof:
Sc g. Every person, on receiving his Licens Carman,
shall p.y 70 the Mayor The OF the City the OF NO
Dollar and FIFTY Cents; and upon the reyal any Cart
man License, such person shall ato"ssid '~ 'nin Of
Ia coniomi,y therwi,f m Carmen arsh.reby required to
renew their eses Al III Mayor Ofcr, Cry Hall 70 com
.nte II Tuesday day of August 1913, al 10 O'Clock,
j. NJ. four classes each day IN succession. 10 wit:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

TIE COMET AT OrAHEIrE.-The celestial vls-
ter of last February made a terrible commotion
among the simple inhabitants of Otahelte. 1t
was first observed on the ID Of March, when II
appeared vast mass of fire, rising from the verge
of the horizon to the hight Of thirty degrees, liln
minating the ocean as far as the eye could reach.
The natives at first thought that nclghborng
island was on fire. 1t measured fifty degrees in
BREADTH 1t was supposed there that the tempe
rature had risen very materially from the visit
Phil Ledger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
5RANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSsM
AND ALSO THE
PURIFYING EXTRACT

fURIF INC EN- RAC1,
T'HE INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM' IS
JosEFa BFas4 The eeie5gaed indian t Gbis King lie
Sz Nations. He recommended ibis medicinal compound 70
BE- sue tn@ Indian MEDICINE MIN used to present and eais
C2ass Colds and Consumption and also 10 eea"se aud pr
1&s pgMnf M Es,se7 the same Is .ss
rating, and VIII answer s other excepting for Pano
suow about one year since the Proprietor discovered e
II IS probably nearly half century hs Fa,ir ecritra
;r ,ecpe from Captain Brqui the great 1fchurk CAia'
NJ had many business transactions with Brant during tie ys
l70 and l@7 inclusive No medication ;hat Offered
TIE public has doqe SO much good perfected nan{
Of chronic complaints this has, the q
;ng S has cured Co,s%pt? sfra ., KinE E
tSw Ie'ters aud ErtioTs Gt Lony Standing In The tfes
qgd nd on RE Body FIRE. an& 4e C5Oiera fant fs P
Pans The Breas, and Side and many o,arr Complaints
winch were caused by morbid ecetions and mpurty OF i
blood Thus it has bern proved to BE- of aost eri rt
tam Gte'dtss End piysrs OF the blood u,own' dp
y SO ifefy harmless E never to have Injured any ef''a
In Pgliaona'y complain it opeas and al obsIas
os G ne oErdi ld lungs, promotes .xprctorati9n ea ~
n !tia'es TIE cough, and and e G T
bltad ccnsntuti0iand rh-se changes effects hronsh W
medium Oh t9T r- morbid acos, @
puii!ins aHd healing thus assisting the vital powers Oi NJ
i an admitted fact By almost every person. that seagn
INDIAN prescriptions the harmless TO the c0n.luoo'
4nd YET often tr most healing and ,cacious medicines
uc1afy IN chronic diseases that taken or aPp.' 0
The natives Of country have studied the paia
1r medical properties OF Of the yarions roo. xo
plants and flowers Indigenous forests; and 70 na
learned either By instinct, tradition practical eTTe'@. @
or, perhaps by all those sources how c9mP,und ana pr
pare medic .;ions, have wonderful healing snG pui!
as effects in chronic diseases ByGnts Indian fusGe s
Baa'a Of those specifies for consumption anu 1'
10 cleanse and purify the blood. ,Isv
This Vegetable Medical Compound being recommended @ "
ERANr The prescTi which The lad'dss usen ~,
valuable importance which every Indian medicine n
ot for who knew better, had greater ori0rtnaik ,be
know which tie approved remedies ussd ~ u
indians, than Capt Bra ne bsng the head Cne o. Mac AZ
r Nations and knowing all the habits and Important y The
Of the ndiaps, well Of The Medicine Man as Oh ~
rrapDeE and hunter. -;
Persons desiring proof the qualities OF sis niedl
many certificates from the respectable person.
y calling either Of the Agents where for sale -
For sale in New-York, by J. j. WALLACE, at % L1s,
nine-st; AZ THEODORE CLARKS, 1863 Pearl St G25nsi as
of Chaam-st., Courtiandt-s and w. T. klNeis'
Of Clinton and Diyisonss. Also. BY the PropE,lo''
VI. I. W2LLACE.72 72 Hcks.st.. BROOKLYN tyzh ty- I'M
THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Otflee
L Is removed TO No. 81 John-stree:
iva I'm wa. N. MITCHELL PuhIis Almni.trsior.-
NERMtLLION.-l0 cases Chinese, for sale oy
Y je5 GRINNELL, MINTURN & co. 10 Soath-s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

Tut: TEETorAI. SYsTEM.-ln u letter vlndlca
,inr the Tcetotalers from statement made by
the London correspondent Of provncla! Jour,
nal, Mr.. Mathew says; g have never advocated
temperance as a substitute for the eternal Gosfei
God forbid, | have. from my own private re-
sources, without ever soliciting shilling OF pub
lie aid. distributed some thousand copies Of the
Douav version Of the Holy Bible: and with the
appreciation Of the most Rev. the Roman Caiho-
lie pre!ates of Ireland. have il the press new
edition of the sacred volume, to be published IN
twelve numbers, at the low price OF sixpencc
each-numbcr This will place the Old and New
Testament within the reach of almost every
head Of family in Ireland. IF had pecunlary
resources equal to my wishes, every one OF the
six millions of tectotalers in tins kingdom wonld
have copy of the blessed book before the end OF
the present year
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IMPOSITION ON FLoRlsrs.--A letter was recent
Iy received by gentleman of Charleston, the
Mercury of that city says, from his correspond
ent in Paris, from which a translation of the fol-
lowing extract Is made: 1--WE have here IN
Paris a set of swinders who boast of having for
many years driven profitable trade with the
Yankees after the following manner: They OBJ
tain from the print-shops cheap, uncolored cngra-
wings of rare and curious plants-tlcy color them
with the brush-making single plants double, and
giving such coloring does not exist in nature
they then procure refuse plants from our nurse
ries, which are almost given away-scnd their
agents to all parts of your country, who sell these
common plants after this artificial pattern and
you are in every instance imposed on. Yours
seems to be very gullihlc people, for after TWEEN
ty years OF mpos,ion these men say that they
have done better business last winter and spring
than in any former year.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
p..aoen. .nr Morlos on MARs ANp JUrlrEa.-

REraoGaADg MORTON OF MARS AND JUFirEa--.
Hinder this head the Louisville Wing remarks
It is matter Of general wonder why these plan
ets, which move in the same direction with the
Garth. should at this time appear to have p4ch 1
ward or retrograde motion along the stars. ms
retreating motion is only apparent and not rea,,
1t is explained by the case Of two steanooaIs o..
large lake running at the same speed per liop5 15
on circles. one OF them say % and the o,hsi ~
mics IN diameter. The inner boat Wi, oi cou:Se
perform It's circuit IN less tine than the ot.s!hg
one, and to passengers upon the lnsico vessel -
,hcrc VIII be times when the outs'oe one e' eoiii
pared with objects on the shore WI! n i'o' oillA "P
pear TO make no progress, but "iA apparently
rsccdc, With regard 10 Mars and Jupiter, now
% brilliant in the southern and southeastern
skv. the earth occupies the position of the inner
boat, and the fixed stars OF the objects on shore.
fCincinnati Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYok, notice is hereby given TO al
Newly ork widow; Gorc- ,uierson late OF the said cit
mariner; Peter Thomas aeof Austria, ohn Mcneil
NewTorS: OF Mary Robinson late of tie said city widow
deceased present the same. with the vouchers thereof the
subscriber his ocr No John The city New,
York an before thu 9TH day OF July Dated New
York, January 26, l5t3 Z. kETGHUN,
I7w5n Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
CAMP MEETING sTNG-s1NG.

a- CAMP MEETING SING--s1NG,
-. Commences on icnday, 3lst July
a. s.s5oa. co.uNBts st csp GSss Nm H Frszee for
he accommodation Of the Public du:ins the Camp Meeting
10 be holden at Sing-Sibr, will leave New-York from h
foot Of Ch.rbestrrat every morning during The Meeting, az
o'cock returning, leave Peeiskl al O'Clock F. NJ and
snesng past O'Clock, NJ, andin. at the foo. OF
HsmmGuG-streft each Wy. ;.
re 10 aud from Ne-York and SING. Sing. ana ntsned
J. Coigrn6uS viii make her regular trips TO and from
Pesi 4ad landings OIL y changing IN. hour Of
having Pe-ksk AID Sing. Sing until close Of Camp Meeting
H..=.l -r4 ,vI.i resume her customary hours.
EeSy-tork July 20, 1916 Jy2Ss,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

warranted superior any heretofore used for hat purpose
All persons desous OF testing the great vaiue and superiority
ofee over hand made shoes by sending s3 BY mail other
WISE, leo lbs. assorted shoes will Immediately be lorwaIs-
warranted the country wbCh they
ordered by appXnc to the subscriber the works 10
ihsr Troy; Lewis Brneict 4 Co. John Townsend Albany;
P'cI;9nf I; Cos NsT;YoTk C92!IG; : smith BSstop Nh
where farther information may be ha! on the subject
Troy Iron and Nail Factory Aprili HENRY BURDEN.
IF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IN PURSUANCE. of an Order of the Surrogate
OF The County OF New:for notice hereby Syen all
New. York cartmsn deceased present the same with the
vouchers tsrs2 10 the subscnt AT her sidence corner
Hudson and HoTtlg streets Ia the c o NeyYurk on or
before The 43d day Of August DARED NwYork t 2o
dag of February 1913. MERCY VEST
q! lw6iU. Al,oin;.tratT;,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

NApoLEoN's LAST WIFE.-Here is the only
mention we have for some time seen made of
Maria Louisa, the second (but not the best) wife
of the Emperor Napoleon:
PARMA, June 6.-1hc ArchduchesS Maria
Louisa has Just proceeded as she does every year,
TO the lschel baths. She has left her dominionS
rather irrltated against her subjects, who have
opposed the re-estabGshment OF the ,esuits in the
Duchy of Parma, and who, seeing that a petition,
signed by 500 families, had not been attended 10,
have taken the liberty of dressing up figure in
the garb of Ignatius de Loyela, and hanging it.
All the searches of the police have failed to dis
cover the perpetrators of the offence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

Tn PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
ii the County Of NenY York. notice herrb? given all
ana fysican Samuel Nnrrbi late Of the city of New,
York gentleman. d-cea.eN present tn SANE with The
street the city of Ne,-fork t-i9te the 18th day of
October. next. Dated new York, April oath, 1888
a25 awem (. KETCHUM. Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
U Gen. CAss, in his 4th of July Grafton at
t.. Dyo,ro -, e-,aal;ro of tho North Western

T Gen. CAss, in his 4th of July Grafton at
Fort Wayne, in speaking of the North Western
Territory and its aborigines, says
t'The Miami Indians our predecessors IN the
occupation of this district, had fearful instltu
zion, whose origin and objects have been lost In
she darkness of aboriginal history, but which was
continued to a late period, and whose orgies were
neld upon the very spot where we now are. 1t
was called the Man-eating Society," and 1T was
the duty of It's associates to eat such prisoners
as were preserved and delivered to them for that
purpose. The members of this society belonged
10 a particular family, and the dreadful lnherl-
lance descended to all the children male and ie
male. The duties imposed could not be avoided,
and the sanctions of religion were added to the
obligations of immemorial usage. The feast was
a solemn ceremony, at which the whole tribe was
collected, as actors or spectators.
s' The miserable victim was bound to a stake,
and burned at slow fire, with all the refncments
of cruelty, which savage ingenuity could invent.
There was traditionary ritual, which regulated
with revolving precision, the whole course OF pro-
cedure at these ceremonies. Lattery the author
ity and obligations of the institution had declined,
and presume it has now wholly disappeared
But have seen and conversed with the head of
the family the chief of the Society, whose name
was White Skin-with what feelings OF disgust,
] need not attempt to describe. | well knew
a Canadian, who was present at one OF the last
sacrifices made to this horrible institution. The
victim was young American, captured in Hen
tucky, during the Revolutionary War. Here,
where we are now assembled In peace and sccu-
rity, celebrating the triumph of art and industry,
within the memory of the present generation, our
countrymen have been thus tortured and muir
dered, and devoured. But, thank God, that coun-
Gil fire is extinguished. The impious feast is
over"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

szaGGEs.. HULL rtl 1sS.-Nodce 10 ilap-
II n- Ssued Persons-rersors 4iiiic,. with lurtuns
\ "a Su.y rey upoH the best instrunea,ll AID hs
world affords, apphcston TIE Office. 10
Ys.y.st7es either of the tie rrlncl4 town.
in tha United States b. careful the back ad
Iull's Tlussrs to they endorsed By Dr. Iiuiin w
ting None genuine to be relied uon .s sood "lh
sny ssoI!s have un!sr,asen ycpd limitations Of Huli,
celebrated rrssrs and thousands imposed ppon ~ conse
opsrcs These limitations C2nnni Be relied upon ICy
made hy unsku mechanics end better hsn t@ Ofa
Roon hay tpn ltt-d up At No. Vessy street exerstfIg
for ladies via. entrance from tie bus,.ss ds,
uielt where female constant Attendance 10 III ul T.
male tarhts S2u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

THE SUBSCRIBER ialtesp!easure
in announcing to the pnbllc, that after y.ars
Of stud. and labor, h.s hcs perfected hLls ria'
which he now offers at the price Of hons
shoe iron in bar Of equaIGuality; thussaying
! the expense of making, (Which amounts IL
all cases 10 the FIRST cos, OF the iron.) Be
aides, the shoes are more easily fitted 10 the
h0qi, aud III no danger OF prich!ng-the holeJ
all being punched at The proper distance from
The ,hn.. III. nnalitr Of tie iron n alin
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

PURSU ANCE OF an Order of the Surrogate
o ths County OF New. York, notice is hereby given to all
lfso. having claims against Susan Duran late Of thu cit of
.'ewi 9Fs WIDOW deceased present the sam, ni;h the
.oucirs thereof 10 the subscribers A. R. Thomson, Of
fee Ne. 50 Beaver stet, in the city OF New-Yos on or b.
fore ina 9Th day OF Octob-r Dated N.wTofk the it
daj OF Appi. 1913. \. K. THOMSON
ar5 law6m JAMES BRYAR iAtMinisratoLs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

INTEREST ON CITY SToCk.-The lnteress
dss DAY Of Angus; ne1 wl paid tia; day BY w.
sTIt1etI ksDE N H. | @ onaesTliio oi SsYotE me '' O
5sPsS Books VII b Sf saITR 81 H2ftg tonp6e. a M
ee%psroefs elDe Office. New-Yck jane 28 1888 2e al
DEDEMPTION OF CITY STOCK-The Fire
IL Loan Stock OF the City OF Ne"Yofk parable on the
pe,s.a S al this oice - vii also be made up
70 that day after which no uT;he; in.sl;st VII b aom5
City comrrroller,s oice,
New-York, June 22d, 1888. je2i t.ul
CORPORATION #NOT,ICE-Pubiic notice Is
Board OF Aldermen 70 regulate the northery side of Fifth :;
a SET = and gutter therein between sls street
Prs interested in the s6or resolution and havas obsc-
,ion5 The requested 10 make them N writing 10 the
s13 'T5' JOHN EVEN. Street commis:ione
Street Commissioners Once, july 26. lai3 Ly26
rOKPORATiON- NOTICE-FuhIic notice Is
Board Of Assistant Aldermen 10 construct sewer III sh
10 he same requested present hsm in wiling 10 The
Commissioner f 9tce 2 99 Or DeSIe & the 5 9 hn='
Street Commissioners Office, July %, 1913. ly2
C.ORPORATION- NOTICE,--pr',,ic notice IS
y hereby gwen to tn OWN occupant or occu-
aa[i si2 . ne ,t the ollowi
pIetsd bv the Assessors aud Lodged hr ot.e- Commis-
Fs qSf Ia Y and
THIRTY SEC tOND-STREET, between t!i. SlA IL ana
SEVENTH AVENUES, embracing lots between 3lsstreet
aud 2ret and the 9th and 7h avenues 2ststfee south
e between the 9th and 7 svsnues to the ceire line between
99 and 3lst streets, and 2dst north side between The
6 aad nh avenues the ceae line between go and $50 Sts
ALSO-For tagging sdewai embracing 't; on Sis eei
st and % avcars at t OF ert ana
SuyyeSautstei cE -thct bctw % and ith avenues,
Ij;seet ro, side between % avenue asd viqc-pace
i2tHsei between The 81; and 9th avenues on 3;-stTe' be-
tween Broadway and University ri ace.
All persons wes- interests feced by the above named
Assessments and who opposed 10 the Sain- or ether oi
requested ~ present their directions writing, 10
the uad, rsgned, III" Stree commissioners Office, within
thirty days irr-, the date OF this notice. ~
STR; commissioners Office JOHN EVEN
July %, 1873. Street onWi ,SioileF'
i,2s aud Chairman Of the Assessors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
ELIZABETH FLYNN Execu,,ix

y PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surrogate
PERSONS having c aims william Laboy is,. Of III.
sA d Ne" ok, comb dealer deceased, present; the same
Office No. Nassau street in he city Of Ne.York on or b.
ior- the 81 day Of September next. Dated York le s
day OF March. l8t3. MAULTBi J. LiTTLEBOY
nm. - Wbln .tGmlnt.lrt. OF N. .Iatn [
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

II PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
J. oi the County Of New York Notice Is hereby given To NJ
ier;9n, 4ygs claims against lice Csoston, tn. City
't New orN WIDOW, deceased present the sane i;
y1rchers thereof 70 e subscribers the store of Elias X
IN tootis l3 Front street Il, the City Of Ncw-Yo on
% before the ninth day II October nexDatet New-VoTh
the sey.Ith dag OF April, 1873. '
ep8 law6n'- THOMAS c. BRANT Administrator.
IL PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
OF tha County Of York notice hereby given To all
having claims against Lewis Fis.r late Of t
OF - ork Brass Founder deceased, to present The same
ith th vouchers thereof 20 the Subscribers at th otcr Of
joseph Hpsson Esq. No. Il Chambers street in the cy Of
Se ORR on or before t I'd day Of August next Dated
JOSEPH HUSS0N 3
II law6m' PETER MCCORMICK Executors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
=, s,s.5aJ no. ''''' 49, J. s. BAKER. f. Il. :. /
Poyt'nan-stTeet, Portintm sol

This Is sold At tie low pr:ce Of g. hlli,ags bois
a, tb s;gll Of The nna:ican Easie s2 Chaantreet New.
York ard by these PhiisdeIpha BY Gebt SHms;
Third aud Dockeei ornrHt 10 the AmeuGsn Hote' Wash
nzfon y c. in Boston StaestIee' n Charleston s..
207 street il Albany. 81 Statetteet In BROOKLYN ls
krtOnst jyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
JDSETH HJNSUN, .
II law6m PETER MCCORMICK Executors.

II PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the COUNT Of New York Notice is hereby given 10 all
haYg caiIns against Daniel Flynn ac o the city Of
M R,, roushsf' @ thereof 10 the sucrit the office q y b.
or be9rr the fourth day NV
tie third day OF June lst3. : ''N'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

TN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New-York notice hereby given to ali
persons having claims 2sainst John P 1te oi the Gs OF
yogGhscs tsTso TO he s9sceE at is oige Of Gilbert B.
fore the 10Th day Of Septemher Dated Newiork March
H. 1913. MICHAEL OCONNER, Executor. mhl8 awom.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IN PURSUANCE of all order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New York notice hereby given 70 all
the City of New York. Physician deceased the
Of Bell Coe Attorneys and Counscllors No 50 John street
in the City Of New York before the e.evch day Of Qc
tob-r next Dated New York the eighth day Of April A D.
1853. JANE PETERS. AlminisLratEx. aI0 laMGm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

n PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Surrogate
Of he CountT Of New:York, notice hereby gwen all
having claims against Richard Lea late Of the city Of
NwYcrS Hugh Morrison, late OF the said city; Matthias
Riker late o said city, all averkpers Charles Rich late
JAM MuIlocS late of said city synst-r deceased
prsen: The win the vouchers thereof the sutscr
bT AZ ms ohcs No IS John the cry Of Newly
o. or beio a 18th day Of July next Dae NwYork, the
sd day Of January, 1913 E kETCHUM
ja21 l:wt;n Pub. Administrator.