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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20
From the New Genescc Farmer Tor July.

From the New Genesce Farmer Tor Juy
SowiNc TuRNirs.-Every farmer who has a va.
cant spot OF good land should sow patch OF
turnips. They cost but little labor, produce album
dainty in good seasons. and are always valuable
either for feeding stock in winter for the table,
for market. Turnips need rich, light soil, not too
dry; new land is commonly preferred, or such as
contains good portion OF muck, or vegetable
matter.
The time for sowing common English turnips
iii this climate is from the Goth to the last of
July. The Early Dutch aud the Stubbe Turnip,
may be sown as late as the 10Th or 18th OF Au-
gust. The Scotch Yellow Turnips should be
sown about the middle Of July they grow more
slowly, and more firm, consequently keep bet
ter for late winter use. Those who have not
sown Ruta Bagas, or have lost them, should sow
few Yellow Scotch. We need further expert
ments with the different kinds of ,urnips to test
their value and adaptation to our climate. Who'll
ry1
Turnip seed should be soaked in tanners oil
for 81 hours before sowing, then drained and dried
by rolling in plaster. This prevents the ravages
of the little black fly, and promotes the growth OF
the young plants. Try it and see.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20

The girls at the North who were kissed by the
President excuse themselves for the liberty they
allowed, by saying it respect for the office,
and not for the mani
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20

a MARRIAGE CERTlFicATE.--An Irish soldie,
once waited upon his commanding officer with
Wna' ne termed very serious complaint. "hno-
thef man." he said, "upbraidcd him thal bo was
not married 10 his own wife, whom he accused Of
being no better than she should be, and called her
many names besides, which be would be ashamed
to mention 10 his honor" "Well, my rood Cel-
low" answered tho officer, "have you any proof
that you are legally married!' "Faith, your
honor, have The best proof in the world" Here
the soldier taking of his hat, exhibited cot skull
saying, docs your honor think Id be after
taking IN" same abuse from any body buf wife"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20

iLL-AssoRTED MARRIAGg.-Life fas no wretch
edness equal to an ill-assored marriape-it is fhe
sePulchre OF the heart, haunted by the ghosts of
past aiiecuons' and hopes gone by forever.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20

C1oy an Lancas'y.--'rhe Lancaster (Pa.) Exam
liner contains "A call for County Clay meeting, to
be held in the Court House in that city, on the goth
instant. 1t is signed by ten columns Of names,
each column containing about two hundred, SO
shat there are two thousand signers 70 the call.
Thad. Stevens, the great Anti Mason, has been
making movement lately in that county, in IA
vor Of Gen. Scott This is good answer 10 it.
Experiments are being made by different far
mers in New York, Of The new potato, that bears
It's edible portion above ground, on vine.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20

Alexander j. Dallas, late Browne, comman.
der in the United States Navy, died at Troy, New
York, few days ago. lie had been in the Ma
Wy - years, and had seen much service.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-20

support of the present Administration far its
measures may be Whig-,he One Term principle--thc
integrity of the Wing partysnd the elcv alton OF HEN
RY CLAY to the next Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

EISA'S SUMNER COOK STOvE-In again
: ealing tn notice OF The public is Invaluable iry.n
2 ,ef economy a2d utility IN Inc cu a7 DEPARTMENT the
o. ',ouSsSse@rS having them us, convince eny
ne ar n' ALREADY made acquainted at their merits OF
fSl tbs stos-s ar already we'll known il IS or
Pr - m stow s-fson, tey ali tn
aug !of lsliY Of IRON three % twaar;-Ys pet,oos-
icf2 IS ahle The capacity of that The niins-
. SAins e'e eaks feectlg and ever re.dy for us.
MR. Is hr II In stow They warranted IN al c.,x
70 answer the recommendation .yn.5
AZ! N none? viii n refunded Certificates from di,tia
fsoas who hare fully tested their superiority ma.
a :, is store 2e hey used wI,h anttrsr.
eoe WI do lno.s cooking with one-iou.t The ,Irn, ~
&c u a open fireplace aud may be u-d with wood win
and dealers F.ks Pat:.t S,o1 io S,ou,
~ !" s-e' - nYs sod2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
NTASHlNGToN ELIXIR.-A sure and Ia.tin


WASHINGTON ELlXlR-A sure and lasting
cure for the t~r-r and A.u- Dysr1ite-y Dilrriurt
Summer Complaint aud Bilious Gholic The above remedy
offered with cpndrHc ty TIE Propr.tors Agent r.
tGtIoN ~ Bow-ry, corner Grand Il and corner Third
the following: tptrsct of letter from e " ArrtOn E,l
Aldrnin OF The 18th W ti purchased OF your XIX
and tried old employ had u.ed al
that he could iran ms led gave INN The fSir
AID X astonishing Tho good Effects ~, old man:
rrsviyrd him lIuuelarg and IN tire days-with beng
tt- w-lk-ls MAS abb to 30 M, ORDINARY work Nv f.m
after the old had b-I relieved ussd In Elixir
also asd each -fs-ctual restored i-trii
have attack nj yS-Gt-ry Ia ms family CHECKED
II IN Using one dUee OF The Elixir
y poor 'clny who had tired ali thu
remedies without -fcc;-:Dr Fever md i've months
sandIss-waS instantly relieved after u>uls 4bou, win.
glass full OF the Elixir and has b-1 troubled with the
Agu- since.
Erraet OF ! Letter from J. Campbell, Jr:
" Ns'y- ok. April {. 1913
have used The Washington Elixir IN several eases OF Darr-
hG;a III family The with immediate relief in yyrr
case. nave 10 h-slta;Ion recommending the Elixir AZ
safe and eiceclous remedy IN SIM attacks Pre- s.
New ork April 2. 1915
t. VI Guics-D-.r SirYou will piras- TO inform the ,ub-
he that have USED the Washington Ei1r for severe attack
OF ar5Cea about mouths and cnrd nth on dos.
IL -S- thsI hour; hsy hld il u.e II in
case o M daughter Who very severely attacked l1d Oh
dos c'- -f IN less ln hour and sh- has never had /,
stGce-the last IN about e months since.
our ob ,ery't. ARNEST. FINK
/. ; Ia all casrs Of worm., Il never fails.
ap21 I'm
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position, APRI. -, 1873 -MR. c. c. BEisroL:-
- Dear Scln reference n your preparation OF SarSapl
rla beg leave remark That have suffered years
from chronic rrnatl,ln which has kept me- IA loss
and feeble o health. aud - constantly among me
cHr and medical men, have OF coure rSsortrti 10
dies relieve yten from teeus complaint, but lth
Indifferent success have hovgt. recently used bottles
Of PREPARATION with d-ci b-Rrit; II quicken
the appetite digestion and removes old pains and ach
the blood aud iupdItS and Sutary Hilu
the SanguiirrouS ald nervous system. To those who
suffering from debility chrome rheumatism dis
from mpurty poverty oi tn blood would
strongly recommend tins medicine believing to h. the best
Kind the arket. Very respectfully yours,
ANDREW GEYER. lOi fiuot-r.st.
Bristos SsrSpafi1 IS sold N this CITY at lhsu's Pa
nard NoyS Boston; C. Nottingham aud 5. Ven ociaac
Atin and D. respectable Druggists throughout the country
"a lGn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Br J AUGUSTUS saEA
WHAT care how frequent or dim
The frown Of the proud one may be,
NY pride end my hope are IN Him,
Who from bondage set Israel free,
And buried her foes in the sea.
But if in contentment tread,
Mid the splendor and pomp Of this sphere,
IT'S not that ambition is dead;
1t is that my spirit is there,
Far, fax Ger the wide fields of air.
Give ;ngots to uisers and kings
The glen and the mountain for Inc,
Where Natures wild melody rings,
And the green leaves are dancing with glee
In the arms Of the old forest tree.
Where the cataract leaps in It's pride,
And the riivulet eushes along,
The wild flowers kissing lts tide,
Or dancing, in fairy-ikc throng,
Round the home of the Spirit Of Song.
Or forth on creation to look,
When no wave of the ocean is curlcd,
When Nature unfoldeth her book,
And the banner Of morning g unfurlcd,
And light is awaking the world.
When in all that we feel and behold,
Sun, armament, ocean or flower,
Or forest, or mountain, Is told
The Godhead's omnipotent power
And his love to us-worrns of an hour.
Or when in her silyery Car
Ascending yon shadowlcss hight,
The Queen Moon calls out every star
To ilulnine the march Of the night,
From their dwellings Of music and light.
Alone on the humble can those
A Joy and promise bcstow,
Fill the spirit with christian repose;
The heart with healthier glow,
And give us heaven below.
Then what care how frequent or dim
The frow- of the naughty one be
Ny pride and my hope are IN Him
Who from bondage set Israel free,
And buried her foes in the sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

ENCIIANGE HOTEL, BALTINORE.-This
IL house having undergone many important altera-
tions and thorough repairs, having been in -fut
nel with rich and elegant furniture again open for the
reception of company.
The position this Hotel well known 10 require a
drta'l of It's advantages Is confessed TO BE- for people of
business pleasure, of the favorable OF the
city The prsen; proprietor iAt.uds THAI and Industry
shall b. wanting its natural adv uIta.es under
his superintendent and respectfully socits the patronage
HI. friends and the public ERASTUS COLEMAN.
BlltImors. Arril 90. 1873. az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
DLUMBE DAGrERRlAN GALLERY OF

EJLUNTBL |UAbJ EllIIAN "FALLEh Ut
Patent Colored Photographs. Broadway cur3er Of Murray
street New Yorkrhs sole privilege ahn. patent coofcd
DagUer.otype Lkenese bcnS confined 10 this establishment
has been recently much improved and enlarged Tor the
cai accommodation OF ladies, and embraces fewer
than 20 different apartments.
Fumbc's Patent CoIorn. Da=uerreotype Apparatus aud
Plrmbe', Patent CalVanc Gilins Apparatus, and stuic
uons and Patent Rights for ZACH forwarded amy r Of the
L.
Photographers supplied lower than any Otter place
in the city.
Gayanic Gliding and SiIysring done TO order.
Postpaid letters only attended all I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

~ BSt ANCE OF an Order of The Surrogate
81 ,'t lnunty Of New-iork notice hereby gwen Z, All
claims AGAINST John Shepard late Of the cit, of
yl oh !s"lst deceased % present the sane with re
= irss'i To tn subscribe, h.. residence. S Ita
tNalr 'iErst IN Lhe cliY OF New York on or b4on M 16
Ia; 81 June Dated New o.k t.. r7rh ,, Of IJc
II hi lS,iz. JANE MARIA SHEPARD
i.nifii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

~ SHAKESPEARE uOTEL-Corncr William
IN and Duane strcetsForneTly Robert .,Edersou-rhe
..-A> subscribers respectfully be- eayc 10 inform thclr
friends aud tire public general. that they have taken the
above establishment which being put complete or
der thu reception of visitors aud Others deSIrII'
Of obtaining boa and lodging hy The day, week month";
Transient permanent boaier may rely upon receiving
coamoIatlon equal any other house the cty The
Adjustment has undergone thorous renovation, having been
r-paiusd cean.ed and supplied with new Irrlure l>
mattresses, hldpc SCI the most desirable object 70 trn.e
seeking for cleanliness comfort, TIE ahs viii BE- sup
piled wi'lt ABUNDANCE aud every ielcacy and LUXURY Of the
prov drd Public patronage respectfully solicited
Terms moderate and IN accordance with The times.
BROWN * DARLING.
y B-Coun.ctsd with IN. above Is large and spacious
Assembly Room Tor Concerts Balls Lectures Public Meet
ings, &c. Dinner and supper Parties accommodated IN SUI
perior STYLE Rooms nr societies, clubs military meetings
and referees also large and spacious Bowling saioon
n9 sodllh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

y ~ RSl ANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate.
= OF tn cunt Of notice hereby siyruto all
ils 'ins claims AGAINST Robert EckaTr late of tire civ
OK e.u!Her deceased, present the sane '. it IL.
f B}oSml tnFl 70 r 'a5:en at his drnee
day OF June next Dated NJ. York IN. lgti ds ~ hc,
brT A d. 1872. wa. GRAY FSecnt6r (,o t,,,EI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

llRStA NCE OF an Order of the >urr5g4t,.
I OF iif Count Of York notice hereby given 10 all
ifsens li'n1 claims ss'st Margaret Mckay, atr of r
~ H. nGnee ihrf-o To- tn sgb,fdbrr his store No ~
oi Angus, nrri. Dated New York the nth la Of FIT'
1913. JAMES FATON Executor 23f lawn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
Sar.toc, Springs. Nav 9Th. 1873.

EUROPEAN HOTEL. Washington Civ.-In
IL consequence offIelnen mistakes by gent smsn vlslns
Stop the European Hotel the undersigned has 70 inform
ms friends and the public his house formerly kept
by Mr. Fuller few doors # The Hotel kept b. that
This Hotel he's been newly fitted ~ and fplnshelhas
great number Of paroT with bedrooms attached and Is well
calculated for families and si Gentlemen Board by day
month and var NAV h. had at pJicss suitrd the times and
the subscriber pledges himself hat possible attention shall
L. shown hi MAKE their residence with INN com
fcrfabc and agreeable A. possible.
NH! am.od' Lou - tIALABkJ y.
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wzEaRM FnR sAI.E. situate ON Passaic in.

- FARM tCR SAl1t. siluate Oh esetiS ~
about nine mile. ror, New York and ons MIR rom
- BelIevl- L contains about s. acres, 5 OF winch IS
woodland and ,s remainder under good ea'tIvat2n II ms
or good new house and BAN md other 99seudlSs ana
fr Also gosd dock 1r boats whers the new steamboat
ProFrietor from NeH-foE VIII SOP OF bsf dl.lE Is 20
and from Paterson TIE iniIsVgab- and portion OF -
meme mar remain on bond and r1or,sa-s A7PlT 70
.fe Inn JACOB TkEEL AND. the ii-srntss<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

III RSU ltNCE OF an Order of the Surrogate
oil m County OF New York, hereby given 70 al
f'9S having 81 aims against julia Lynch late Of the CITY Of
'tM-f p[E widow; Gur-r Anderson late the said
htfi-t fetr homa late u Austria. r.riner; chm NcN I'll
,e OF scotiId n.rcfant John 8uriocs a. Of the. ct of
49, 9fS =, oao 1r5 Robsen Isteo tin sid city, WIDOW
subscriber At ms ohcc No. u John STREET in the CIV Of NJ
YORK on or before ths 9th day OF Juy n-yr Dated New.
fnrk. JAaGt'S ~ lGl3 +. kETtHUN
mi, DIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

II PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate.
Ier,oas having claims against joseph Prrsty fetrGs late Of
the City Of New York, Physician deceased present the
snr With the vouchers thereof 10 tir subscriber the office
IT Bell = Coz Attorneys aud Councillors No ~ John street
IN The City Of Nrw York bfon The .ryeuhd day Oc
1853. JANE PETERS, Administrator alO i5w6m
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ALLEN CUTHBERT.
INInN HAlL.. AT SARATOGA SPRINGS

TNI0N HALL, At SARATOGA SPRINGS.
C-Tte subscribers have thu pleasure Of 'saln ann9no!h-
- her friends and the public THAI they contitEe 10 sep "
Union Hall which viii be opened for company, on MON
DAY The 18th Of Nlay
THIS Establishment X well known :, >eaft'l.
10 ruir description .nfFcc occupies frontage q"
400 feet on Broadway and tonsTe>>-Stiret =.
tn delightful Garden and pleasure grounds cover ih9 iou
OF LAND ,vhil cl0. vicinity 10 ~ Justly celebrated
Conyres, Spring h-ng 4bont 2uJ let Westl renders
most -lviabl- locality
The internal Arrangement, the result OF many years 81
,z,ous study hariug been under t- direction OF one 81 the
present prGprietorS for thu last Il yrlrs 10 -t t Wishes oil
the thousands who have ben pleased again lnd i.in 70 pa
tou1r E.>tablisfnera ccanuanc" of when, wili IT,
''' ''''' ''''' . - r i " PUTNAM.
-,r1i !yy
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" SJ r TAPSC OFT, AT their
General Passage Office . Peck slip, S"uh-st.

u zrzo7 MORNING BOAT For PEEK
SKILL velanckt GI,s'TiPoint s ,1G ;I
er-Breakast and Dinner on board.-1h- and nlrnd
steamer COLUMBUS, Cart VIM H. Ftazea will leave
(Fdsys excepted o'clock and reun'iuy leave Peek Kill
DAY y! o'clock r VI Landius AZ the foot Of Ham
mond each way. Freight taken al reduced rates
NoTicEAll goods freight, baggage, bank bills sr-c. or
other kind property taken Sfc Put on board this
boat be the risk OF the of such goods freight
baggage, sc.
= All persons forbid trusting account of
said boat rnvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

y CliANCERf- Before the Vice Chancellor re
4 the First Crcn-Heen Cr2i: y, John rag and orb
aisf SAP Ia pursuance Of eer-ta order o this ouIr
the aoove entitled cause b. sold public anction
iai, Gouft by l. Lado" Auctoneer at tie Merchants,
h.hchaSr iH the >ity OF NewYok, the 10Th day OF Jun.
Psfeei Or lot Of land us. lying aud bea in the t,sa Of
a. ,ounty Of Montgomery (Fulc0nl and STAT. Of
VI! ~ thsse' Patent containing hundred acres
Nli AL ana singular the hered4euts and apturer.
ah'=' ,s.-rsinto tiongng ,SIs- apr.Ttsipi,g
=, ILLIAN " CAMPBELL Nsstgr ia Cbsncer,
II II WALLER, Solicitor. - aaa 49,;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

sgSFOR SALE-2.i42 ACRES or LAM
ss The ssbscrit-sr III consequence OF his ef4lerts r.
m DAILY arf-n;ga f9r >svsE7 years n ;s fiS 81
Phad-h. i induced 10 ost Tor sale his iaas 11d saw
Mil In northampton (now Pike coanty, en- ne prop
ETY. consists Of Contiguous tracts Of land % t';eSaSs
creek In iiaSuaR Township, en', b Tie STATE Of tsiH-
yl,sua . Robe1 Morris l. and coa!syel 5y MN to Art
Barring Lord ishburton Isl. b. whose AGENT 'ad rus,
b. Rich, Wug $50. u Philadelphia II has o c'I1eyya
IN t. 70 IN. SUBSCRIBER These ands liz wI;hIa about 100 rods
% III Milford and Oe-o Turnpike and Extend for N; mos;
-sri on both SIDES ie c-ek. about miles Z; "iiq ,9S
10 rods Of t- new turnpike Dircnan D~awars bds
tuc made unGe- liberal Appropriation from the se's-
Much OF the land excellent quality for Tfnins ana 80
esir- natural meadows NAV with bot iitte ia6oT o PIE
Ial for ih- plough Tn Nit which has c3st'Fon t.t,,
has ban bull, about th- years ls working ofce cah
saw 7bou: 500 pr dag, and has oo' tF@am Of VI -
= ., 20 VI f Of pine lumber being sawed ana il- ~
Al the mill The taxes have .lways ben 'd ana ~: a.s
v4s proven BIZ the las; yee.s sale BY the LQnny ohfsS
This fro;.y efs ad'anfaes 20 9,kidaas OF % ,S
Citations no wish locate 20 tNr' vi i' @
in the mon such a. ar seldom 10 b. net win AZ 80 iVM
co. The purchase money may Dc Peid IN par, 10 eis 81 @
y pr1y-y Ia Y York Philad-luhia AID Ire h!ans, ny
b. secured ;h- an; other good PROPERTY IN Ssld
f6rsirsd - ac-S viii be reserved for which on ~
iar> viii - allowed from purchase 3ni the lqlpe ~
nill 20 purchaser. Address ~. 80
s. Thiadel pa or 70 ere Of lsssrs !" m y SEYMOUR ! -
Chatham square, y. York. ~--rtrpv--,T-
ND ALLEN ~ LlDLItN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

tn PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Surrogate
of the County OF New York, notice j. hereby s''ea oa
,b c,, If Nv York gentleman deceased prsut pn,
with IN, vouchers thereof the subscribers 81 is rldon
N. tb ub.rr,h.r Ann Van EI,r,y, No. 10 Broadway IN
the civ OF NewIcrk on before the 9th day II May HI
Dated Naw-York the 9Th day 81 No'rmbeL.A. D., 1872
l,w I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF the Surros.s
or N. County of Ncw.York notice Is hereby given nG
nrScn, having claims AGAINST Robert r Butler late Of i
ana Physicians Samuel Nnebi late Of the city Of oil; y.
vouchers thereof to the subscriber hs office No J5s
street the ety Of SswlSs on or 6Ti%r IN. ,'s 2'A dJd
~ I,vf,, = RETCHUAl, Public Admnlstntr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

y T I'>JItNI-. 0I an Vrdef Ol the Surrogate
oi The County OF New.f ors notice hrrby given all
yTonS having clam: sIst Richard Lea late Of the CITY of
York; Hugh Morrison late of the said city: Allhia.
Kkrf 'teoi sad city all taV-nik. Charles Rich late
nan"r or JAM Nnrdock !- of sad chs >;nStcr DECEASED
70 present. t same with the voucher, thereof he subsc
bt Al his ofcr No 10 John street, IN the city of N-w.YorL
bcr The 18th day o( Juy next D.erd NrwYork I'M.
sd lay Of January, 1919. f. KETCHI-W NV
Jt2J lawbm Public i,lmiIisfr,,,r
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For Tile Tribune.
Sarren Meloop.

peposui, po.ea,e. d. sede e, eraltasit inmiies'
rr j hi.cr.rrs sagA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County Of Newlork notice : hereby given N
rsns having claims acliuS, Sarah flocnbccs la;. Of Ia
Of Nsw.SorA yvlio', deceased prNen, tn SANE w
th vouchers thereof 20 the subcrhr At N, residence Nc
Gh rn,.t IN the cav al New-Y1Ik, bcios the ls
,y Of June next Dated New York the 10Th day q Deem
H. n IsI, DAVID SHERWOOD
AlminjSato,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

n PURSUANCE, Of an Order OF the Snrrosat
L of the County Of New York motto s hereby g'eaga
CIV Of New York, cabinet maker; Emily II Kas he
>,id city widow deceased, Ia present th same with a
street u the Ci,y Of NemYor, before the 18th d
October next. Dated New \ ork, April 9Th, 1873
,n,l krTCHilM. PmhlIc AIminiNfnfnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

\ CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-Tbe BANK
q 9fnrnssionefs Of h State of Ns-York W. ,h- B,nL ~
hefrby gwen, vursuan, to n order Of b
10 81 Ih.hc-f Gated the 2ist day Of February I23 ,S.,
y :ia e[se. Of The said Bank Of Buffalo that BIZ aid DID,
70 one OF the Masters of this Court p,iiny IN -
C-.F q Ere ationSst otF things, ~ ..r
Bn 81 - 81 M demands Of ny scnPon against he sad
';ae ssld account, d the general purpo 10,
5 si ,5 al hi sf9Is Of tn said Bank Bafso ar
me ssia BANK Of Buffalo 10 James CIocker ksuire M ss
Basio s. i h i5es o y shsl at his oss The city Of
g ms SUIT and IN default thereof hsy viii BE- prxclufsd
and from on s o. e decree which shall be made this ot
cree: Behalo, March the 9Th la.s - 'e A'.1N ~ - 80
La a. BLosS0M, Receiver of the Bank of Buffalo
AK '>-~>a--.r Chaacery. nhli d,St3
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Smrogar
oitbe Countyof NewYor1; Notire s hereby given 70 q
persons having clalrns against lienry b. late OF II
yof \.w.York baker deceased present the same with
the voucher. thereof 10 the subscriber AT his residence
2o Bowery the City Of New York on or before the iSa
Js, Of Ann. Iaii TaIpT iswsm. y JOHN SNECKNER
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coon SHAVING SOAP At LAST-To

/ GOOD SHAVING SOAP Al LASI--I
\ ~, Good and L,.tinc Iatber-The Soap this Is
composed Of i tn. old Naples S@sris kept m soie IS md
% vas before imEoeI Iho.e VINO Iaye used u W.
for shayin makes thick rlc lasting easy iahe sg,Si
ny >. IN. bard aid healing the SElu-lI i'uuW iiHutL
scented AM. nut IL isa; shaving lTs for AZ
and shilling, sech BY T. JONES at has PeitnmTy e.
y and hv these ,Ceurs-iu Albany s. state St; l. IhliA
j.lrhi, AZ Zeib corner Third aud Dock st; ~ Boston
Q s.. ~ Rrnnklrn lSq tnltnn mn I'm
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"a. -. SUsAT SUMMERS, -, Administers.
d28 aw6m- CUARLES EVERSLEY EN'"'"

n PURSUANCE. of an Order of the SaUogaiss
OF M County Of New York, notice hereby ntea w
r,2ns having claims against Aiibzar Howell late Of W s
Of New York iron touader deceased present The ssTl ~
te vouchers thereof IN rbe subscriber the ofhce OIL 49,
f. Cole corner OF Beach and West streets, in th f,
Sew York, or before III. 18th day Of June next Dad'
FORK, the 18th day OF D-mb.I, 1852.
do laW6E- NELSON Howell l. Admnisllp1f.