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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge, and Aldermen Waterman and

JONAS B. PHILLIPS, ESQ. Acting District Attorney
DEc. 6-Triai Of William RischmiVer concluded The
trial OF this alledged charge OF obtaining money
from German emigrants by false pretences continued
The testimony for the prosecution having closed the de-
fence was opened by CHARLES p DAILY, Esq. who called
few witnesses TO sustain the facts alleged in his opening
when the Acting District Attorney became satisfied OF
the utter lack of foundation for the charge against the ac
cused that he abandoned the and the jury returned
an immediate verdict OF not guilty This cause mas occM
pied three days of the Court which might nave 9een ON
erwse engaged had the facts been fully presented 70 the
proper authorities previous TO finding the Indictment
The Court then adjourned till this morning. at eleven
o'clock
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SouAw Krve.-Captan Lewlys one OF the Quod;
dy tribe of Indians, who has great dislike as well
as fear of tie Blue Noses, was some time since
over in the Queens domnons when he got essentially
corned and said sundy evil things about her majesty
for which offence out of joke of the baser sort"
held mock court and sentenced him to be shut up in an
old howell for the night, which he misook for jail In
the morning following, Of the citizens happening to
hear of the JOKE went and let him out and took him
back 10 the American side After they had got fairly over
the Yankee soil Lewly turned to his lberator- Ne
safe now brother [" Gan safe now" sartin oen
damn um squaw King "-Ftontier Journal
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SpEEp.-The Louisville Journal says that the
steamboat New Suana, recently built at mat
place ran disancc Of thitydve miles IN one hour ana
three minutes on her hist Trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07
PHILADELPHIA
DAGItERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,


DAGuERREoyTYiiP1E ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2s ANYS
ds to
Also supply Of be., plate. and chemicals. which he
, %f ESQ R bBfSdz.' NsE BG Va
for the Southern States VIM West ESQ
AN communca,iGp. tpos paid and orders ascompp1isd
It wi" R Vi n be
oil 'm.r Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
No a; a. : s 3 IA 20 ,,v.v
Ses sU Of The e.sS.a wcSi1s @ cs sss an s
sng of Regas and Medium and the Lord Byron paper
Segars. n
ted brands Of sesars. consisting OF
fo Sa Y HsRsSa Rsaa. medium size
fiesnHsS ,,l T Pr;aSin. size
as e1Ss nj s%s E Ts, e Of i Different qualities
f f%s ses spSadns ST e New
with al lasy suits Of r H. cay Lord
sfFi q ci sIf. turkey e e byron
men % spun se ana np Bo1 win
Wing sss;r. and Tobacco bales, which of
sEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
| n NJ. HENRlQUEs. No, 81 William street, respectfully
- informs Lis and the public generally that he has
King and Queen Resaiia.
Rionda,
Esparteros,
Nouegas,
| La Florinda, IA new brandy
Sspsisls.' in 10 and le, s, boxes.
Lsstsde..
other brands, well worthy the attention Of the
s ts an ss1 a. s s and Se
Strangers would do well call previous purchasing else
Borde from the country carefully and promptly at
NER eSSSG 1 T6As street. wtN d %
| and retail to de ,ers and families
t2afta ftisds asais.
Superior Rs.pbsIT; and Cherry brandy $40
London, Scotch and American Porter Brown Stout and Pale
La Norma, Regalia, Noraga and other brands ssgar
Isl ss;ifSs: S:::s s1s Chocolate
5 81 .a .n e0 a
SALT AND FISH STORE.
4OO 400 b6Is Of Mackers; 200 half 10 '- Nv ''''
200 do Of Goldfish
s s i1ss f ss "a "a ss"
100 do OF sounds and Tongues
| 1000 bushels OF Turks Island Salt
| 600 quintas dried Cod.
dc lmsec NELSON. WELLS co. 81 Dey street
| COFFEE.
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
| No. "a Barclay street,
coNsTANrSs' s'fTfp%E N SST o 1:, s
- and Ground Cofe Ground Pepper Cinnamon Aspice,
Coffee Roasted and Ground for rocers
10 Good. sent of the city free Of expense
| UNITED STATES
TEA MPORIUM,
12l late l29 Chatham street, Nec York
And ZIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
sAsErcy 3le BLEEcEFR SrREEi,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
TNHE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue offer fo
sale and fragrant Tea, of every variety and style
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bear. the
stamp of and elegance aud the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
power win remain unmpared in climate. Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely to be eSceed II
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM,

FULLER'S GYMNASIUM,
No. 30 ANN STREET NEAR NASSAU.
w FULLER respectfully informs his friends and pupils,
w that the Gymnasium is now daily and will be
lighted up every evening during the winter.
w + would particularly call the attention Of Gentlemen
residing Brooklyn and those engaged business down
the favorable location Of his establishment for the purpose Of
exercising Under proper instruction. short time daily only
for developing the frame, and nvgoatng the
atituon.
Fencing and Sparrng taught upon the principles OF the Lon
don School, adopted by its most eminent professors
Terms moderate. n22 2w"r
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PAsSAGE FROM ENtILAMD IHtLAND, SCOTLAND
AND WALES.
M - & @


can make arrangements with the subscribe to have them
brought out on the most advantageous ia frat class Anne
rican packet ships sailing from Liverpool five days
Mr.. VIM. Tappscat, of the firm having to Liver
pool TO superinend the d OF engaged by
them they confidently til r friends and hers about
manng such that attention will be
paid by him to the coo and despatch Of those who're
passa.e may be engaged at their Office.
sfAuaDg be made IN subscribers have
seagerS broutht from Cork Waterford, Dublin Drogheds
the latter port.
When those for deene coming, the money
promptly refunded usual For further particulars, apply
tifIby stter, post paid to
VS. J. T. TAPsCoTT, 40 Peck slip,
New YoIk-or
dc WIN. TAPSCOTT Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received from GERMANY
and offer for sale, variety Of WATER PROOF and
AIR TIGHT articles, called ANHYDR1NE, for which ref
tents have been taken in England and Germany They
vastly superior THOSE manufactured by the aid
Of India rubber which they distinguished by being per-
fectly NOTORIOUS INELAsTIC, but supple, and under
going alteration whatever by change Of temperature
These articles msnuiaesured With wool aep ;lk
ETs, CATERS, APRONS, MILITARY TENTS,
HAZE HfassgEEhsAC so AwNlNSGS hNGiNk
HOSE AND GLOVES for those ,aaiis.sd with govt md
sEs rs A%SaE q. rest they hays .Tsis 70,
all kinds of vehicles and boats Also for BAL
LOOMS and for BAGS, which may contain wate'y
of this manufacture excellent article Of SAIL CLOTH
which will the passage of will last longer be lighter
than ordinary sail CLOTH and require less number Of hands TO
manage them. In the manufacture of UMBRELLAS this
article supercede other material Indeed the usual
application of the ANAYDRINE be almost unlimited
Il be omitted that this article is admirably
adapted for feather beds the preparation from
diseased healthy and destructive TO
cannot extend beyond the exterior Of the tick.
PFElFEH x WISSMAFN,
mis- lmSec 90 Sowh William street
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1S43


NGESSRs. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, Professors Of
u Music lateof Saratoga Springs RESPECTFULLY announce
parties sorees seenades during the ensuing season.
forming the most modern and popular music: ,
All orders for their attendance will be received and answered
their present residence, SO Crosby street. NIL lmrr
MADAME SUTTON,
FESSOR OF SINGING,
So Varick street, St Johns Park SIS smIr
DISBROW'S RID NC SCHOOL,
40S BOWE3Y.
FOR LADIES from A; NJ, to 3 p daily;
LECTURE LESSONS. EXERCISE RIDING.
Evening Class.) -
IL Lessons 50 90 20 Rides $40 %
Single do 90 single do... ...... IS
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms well warmed, and
every devoted the comfort Of those who honor
with their patronage. 49,
will have the privilege OF riding them in tbs School,
mis- 3m~r
FENCING ACADEMY.
NfESSRS. ROSAT x ECKERT have the honor to in
1 form the citizens of New York. that they have opened
Academy of Arms 3 Broadway of Anthony street
where they intend teaching Small Sword Broadsword Cane
sc well as Sparring.
Having had long experience in teaching the above branches
thy hope the patronage OF those who wish to become
first ,wordsmen.
These graceful and useful expand the chest and
natural defec of formation They render the body
vigorous supple active and that that
away - A. F. ROSAT
no lm*r CHARLES ECKERT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

g. BOOTS--Wser proof, double and cork soles
zH French and live calf aud patent screw taps;
nted good fine calf boots for men, boys, and childens
NJ BLaaes misses and chldns gaiter boots shoes and
oube aud single soe and Of color and shade
Ladies Gents Misses aud Childens proof India Ru
Der over shoes Of latest Style all Of which will be sold
cheaper than at any other store IN this city.
j. y. WALKER, 4ls Broadway,
MA Iynsm corner of Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERIES OF PA
TENT COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
PSI Broadway, New York
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
IS Court street. Boston
Corner of North and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
And Douw's Buildings, Albany
constituting the Oldest and establishment Of
the kind in the world and containing upwards Of thousand
pictures.
Admittance free.
These Portraits having been awarded the First Premium and
highest honor by the American and Franklin natutes
pecvely their la exhibitions, thus officially sustained
position of superiority heretofore universally assigned
them the public the beautiful Daguereoypes
produced.
taken every day. without regard weather
Plumpes Premium Apparatus Patent Rights Plates
&c. &c. wholesale and retail. nj msm
TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, rs
- Broadway up sairsE WHlTE would fully call
the aenton of citizens and visiting the city his
splendid collection single
from fourteen the plate, which Tor
beauty and of deneaon be surpassed Por
taken in all kinds Of weather, either with without
coloIs.
The American Institute at its late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the FIRST premium for the best Dagueeotype likeness for
effect which but another proof of the
superiority of MS portraits.
Mr. White agent New York for the very superior
imported German Camaas and other establishment
,his city or State they be obtain d.
B.-uported eiman Camaras; also, French and Amer
stume of the very best quality with Plate Cases,
Chemicals Polishing Materials &c. &C.. always hand for
sale at he very lowest prices. nj 3m~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

SALT AND FISH STORE.
100 BBLs SALOON; 800 do of Herring. 400 boxes
NtOO 400 bbs Of Nlackerel; 200 half 10
100 bbs of Shad
200 do of Goldfish
600 sacks of Ashdons Sail; $50 Salns do
200 kits of Soused Salmon and Nlackerel
100 do OF Sounds and Tongues
1000 bushels OF Turks Island Salt
600 quntals dried Cod.
dc Imsec NELSON. WELLS co. 81 Dey sire I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

SHIRTS, SHIRTS The subscriber has hand com
plete assortment Of Shirts made in the best and Of
kne rlaerials, of fbe following kinds viz -
Do do do do and collars
Also Silk and Satin Searfs plain and figured English
French and Italian Silk and Satin Cravats black and coloed
Under Shirts and Drawers of silk and cotton; Shaker
flannel aud Shaker knit; merno ambswoo cotton, silk
country kr and shaker knit Half Hose Gloves Suspenders
Cravat Stfeners Collars Bosoms Silk Purses Sc &cs o.
which will be sold at reasonable terms at
CHAFFIN'S Furnishing Store.
nj Imsm l7e Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

COFFEE.
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No. "a Barclay street,
Near Green wch New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roaste,
and Ground Cofe Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Aspice
Ginger, Cloves, Mustard, Mace Numsgs, sc.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocers shortest
j. &. KINNER
10 Goods any part of the city free Of expense
NIL lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-07

xk1- FOR LIyERPooL-RegularP Packet Of the Ith
SSE2k DEPENDENCE CAPTAIN Nye, burthen 1000
IONS Will sail as above her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin and seerage
are sed by vessel port Persons wish
ing should make early application on board 1901 oil
Maiden lane or to JOSEPH McMURRAY,
~ 49, Pine OF South
Personx wishing send for their friends can have them
bonsh out by above Ship Of the ua packets
18Th 18th and 25th OF each month"; by
appiving as ABOVE, If by letter, post paid ,
S-Dafts sight Cor large small sums are drawn by
The Subscriber the Provincial Bank of Ireland payable at
th n respective branches hrou hopt the country; ALSO
Nr.,r Spooner atwood Co. Bankers London, payable IN
every towo in Great Britain. n2S
g., ANTtHUMBUG STORE!-LiVE ANp LET
ruEfr1S4 LIVE-A the old xcuslve Boot Store, NO lA
Chatham here the odious practice OF cal Ing upon
sons ps,ng the toleraed be nned alter
Proof Boots manufactured in this city of the best mate ia and
warranted prices ranging from three to i've dila being
some dollars lower than generally ontNneu
equality cons dered 81 this city. n26 3w-I
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
BY Il. SUSER, IT'S BRoApwAy, tBAsEMENrD
One door from Courtan street -
49, y. SUSER, Bootmsxer and Maker Of Lasts, an
sB Five" of Ciercx of PARIS begs leaye TO inform his
thar me can now make New YORK. with French
terias all perfectly made 10 Paris by his the
celebrated Boomeker Clerce customers
This side the Atlantic respectfully invited TO Suser
boots and Lasts before they despair OF being chausses"
New York after the nices latest Paris fashion.
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold.
n2l
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Illinois.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence of the Heraldl
"HoosIER LAND" Decatur Co., Nov. oath, IS43.
Lam and Justice-Negroes-P Prices Of Pork-Poii-
tics and Fhn-pan Buren, and Clay.
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rH NEN STYLN OF CHTLDKkN'S VELVET CAPS
The subscriber has large and sesutul assortment Of
will e as cheap as any other establishment in this city
which may be found gentemen's cloth velvet,
Of mole hn silk and fur hats, Of beautiful hnish for sale
low
Fancy FurAso constantly hand large assortment OF
Mufis and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices
B1he Caps the subscriber took the premium at the
WIN. BRowN,
n30 im1r 1875 Chatham 81 opposite Roosevelt
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S&x- FOR LONDON-Beeular Packet Of the 10th De
kEAN cember--The splendid packet ship TORONTO
Cap Grswod, burthen 1000 tons, will sail as above
her regular cay
Her accommodations for cabin second cabin and steerag
are unsurpassed by any port, Person
wishing 10 embark should make early application 10 the sub
scriber JOSEPH McMUh hAf W. fine
OF south street.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
THE
MOLLY SPRINGS GAZETTE

,---,l;sbsI IN the town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
I7 Poi eyerv week, al Three Dollars per aDnum
~ sRr,1ncs-- Three Dollars and FTfty Cents pay
.lll.--i-hi1 six m0nths--and Four Dollars at the
---@ ~ YEAR. No subscription 'aKen for less than
sA A,.5Tert;SesaentS will be inserted at 81
80 Zen lines or less) for the first inser-
~ srf 80 cents for ch-additional one. Ad-
.--;.snents not uartcd with The number of in
--.i-T, in them, viii be inserted until ordered
~ ana charged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for office will be-t5T
$40 -iO--C0unty -. 10 be paid down or aSsum-
NM. d ra-ogn,fle name IN town.
~ Llttrs addressed 20 The Editor, on business
.-T ,h. office, nust be post paid 10 secure alten-
url-
cash must b. paid fer all TOb Work
80 n This office as soon as delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
arh or IULY CELEBRATION.
CORRESPONO OENCE.
Ho1Lv SPRINGS. lth July, Isl;

HoILY SPRINGS, 4th July, 1913
T. w CLAPP, Es4r
D.ar Siy--ln accordance with a gener-
al expression Of the citizens present at the
celebration :odaythat the very interesting
aud appropriate Address TO which they lis
tened should be published The committee
% arrangements would very respectfully
request that you furnish them copy al your
alIIles, convenience for publication
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES ELDER,
"a HOLMES,
A. WOODRUFF.
Committee
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce J. J..
Cia,eIy candidate for Ranger at the next
November Election.
The Hon. JOSEPH ". CHALMERS, is a
candidate for the office lie now holds of VICE
CasScELL0a oF MIssIssIrPI.
W WE are authorized 10 announce Col.
HASNERAE HARRIS as a candidate
5r sheriff Of the county of Marshall a. The mex
general election.
1--WE are authorized 20 announce TTyOn
VI. Yanccy ESQ. as a candidate for Probate
Imdge Of Marshall county, at lh general eiec-
uJu iu November next.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce WILL
LIAM c. EDMONDSON as candidate for
Treasurer of Marshall County atthe next gen
e-aI election.
1--WE are authorized % announce ALFRED
SIMPSON as a candidate for Sheriff of Mar
shall. C1Ua,y.-Elec tion in November next.
E'r We are authorized 10 announce Il. T
FOWLER, of Holly Springs, as a candidate for
Ranger Of Marshall county
WE are authorized 70 oaunounce JAMES
H SWAN as a candidate for Ranger Of Mar
shall county.
we arc authorized 10 1Hnounce the Rev. w NJ
McNAHEN, rs a candidate for he office o
County Treasurer, Hhts county al the Noyen
b,rc lection
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
ADDRESS


Dst,rercd before The dt6erest SABBATH
Schools az HoHg Sp5ings July 4. 1913.
By J. w. CLAPP, ESQ.
know not, my fellow citizens. how the
scenes otthls day may affect your minds.
ol' as this long procession has defiled before
me and thus multitude has pressed around
me, my own bosom has thrilled with emo
lions which | should atter ptin VAIN TO ex-
press What means this splendid and inn
P'eSStve pageant2 Why is il that with
|'nneT ana with badge we come, IN crow.
aed professions and with these inspiring
strains OF music! Why this aHimatlon and
Ioyoushess WHICH swell up from the Iryepres-
S0'o fountains Of these Young hearts, and
spread their contagious influence around,
,,1usln5 the sick 70 forget his pain, the af-
mcted his sorrow, aud the dropping form of
'se rs multiplied lnirmitlesl The Genius
y American liberty has summoned her chill
u'eh together to celebrate with festival
,nlaksgivlng another return Of her natal
LAY ne sounds of rejoicing which swell
,rp ifom thousands Of aSSemblages of mil
l'0's oil teemen throughout this vast Repub-
',e' convey TO us the glad tidings. that for
,''N gay at least, political storms aud party
oa-''es have been forgotten. that we have
:" theI upon common and conSecrased
S'ouad- as united brotherhood around the
eS'hes'lc altar, feeling that different and dis
'au' as may be the places of our birth, and
ypposAe , as may be our opinions in other
hesptc's we are yet all one mighty family,
So'sung one great origin. one glorious in
s'"''ce' one country. one destiny. And
10y ''od giant, my fellow citizens. that
long after We shall have been borne
.e1 -. maj home. and our very gEavcs shall
80 ueeh forgotten, this same sun NAV still
Town ppeR The chiIdren's children
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
IlotLY SrRINes. JULY l0, IS.

Horny SFRISGs, JULY 10, iS43
GENTLEMEN:-l have been so much oc-
cupred since the receipt OF your polite note
o the Ash INST, as to prevent me from com
plying with your request al an earlier day.
| herewith furnish yea. with 4 copy of my
address 10 dispose Of as,you may wish.
y euf friend and obe1't servt
J. w CLAPP.
Messrs James Elder, IL. Holmes, and A..
Woodruff
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Bv Special APPOINTMENT.

BY Spscial Appointment.
JOSEPH GlLLOJT, Pen Manufacturer 70 'le ~,
Guee-CAcrIoN.-T high character Of these fyl' E w
Induced th' attempt, the part several sefu1sig No. %
- fGee fraud not only upon Mr. Gotr 6ni ali, ,,. a
me pu9lc Anniernr article bearing the mss eIsd % %
tIa iiiIo omts= the final now in the market. ~ "
fealy 0e detected By ITS unfinished appearance, and ue ''
c0Gmon style IN winch IL IS put up. ,,h
piotts PATENT or joseph Gort warranted = ana iva
-aGs SEqsS bears fac smile OF his signature. pcccp
h2 sbove hay BE- had Wholesale Of HENRY JEs'L''
u John street. corner of Cold jElbIk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

D EAI0TAL-T, B -CLAPP. Dealer in Watches,
IL Je'e!g aud Eancy Goods, has removed from IS Nassau
strcrt 70 % J1bsi-slreet
B.-a hae French Click, striking he hours and hall
h9aGs with beautiful E hsuses frTiec tinek--ps ioI
sale 81 half ihs IU.e0FtsIs price. mr. In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
90 THE DEAF, HEAR w t-Segune

TO THE DEAF HEAR YE t-Ses1ine =
AconstIc Drops urgently recommended 70 ,2.
..isth VIZ! Deafness, certain cure 10! that c'h .o
Numerous evidences Of its efficacy are consttntI e9glk
me kho" ledge OF tv proprietor. One whohas used
beloie t bottle was half exhausted, my he4fIz "s
rl; iCf The last len days have heard distinctly as
inotner deal for tn years. says have received - y
eehsi rom Il hlt induced 70 recommend II 90 ~, ~ ~
friends. Others have bern entirely restored lfam Nn ,
written testimonial has bern received Price $ ~ %s
sod by A. B. x D. SANDS, 70 FulDn-st A. d. 'sni D.
co, No. 273 Broadway, corner Of Chamtefssf.' IT T
SANDS- 4 60. MI E, HrnalisaN. lrl9 ln
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

II PURSUANCE, ot an order OF the Surrogate
OF h County of New York notice hereby given u all
person.. aviu ctrs iiuS udrew West The city
New- of carman, deceased, present The siae with The
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, AZ her residence o
ln,son aud Hario streets in the CITY o N.w.f or on or
before the !}d dly OF August next Dated New the 10Th
dag oi February 1913. MERCY VEST.
2li iaWhM' -tImil,ffafriy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The bsnSf 4
Commissioners of the State of NewY York vs. The pan " he
Butta!o-Noce hersby given pursuant 20 an 9f .4 a.
The sabscbef hs b.en 4nIy appointed Receiver Of ne &
y and effects Of the said Bank OF Buffalo that BY sa ~
county Of tre, other things TO take and a az
Of I'll t- demands Of any DESCRIPTION a-aind h I'd
state said account aud for the general purpose 9
ths statute all the creditors Of the said Bank Of Bana
required 70 exhibit their accounts claims and demands t
the said Bank OF bualo james Croker ElnTe the o Il
having SAID reference IN charge, his Office IN the c
buiaIo, by The 18th day OF September next and become
this suit; and IN default thereof thqy viii be pieciasSt
benefit Of Tbs decrer which sall be made u in!s p %
Buffalo, March Tie eth 1888
lRA 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver of the Bank Of BunSTT;
J.ME, CHoCKrR. Master in Chancpry mnii dtsp
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

; PlE RSGANC!. OF an Order Of the surrogate
1 OF th ounty Of Ns'' York notice hereby given t. all
lrsois M AIMS aZain John Sheizt.d ae Of the city Of
Wv, ofH Je'yeie teeeSed 70 present tie same With the
HSaes u+roi % ne sgtcrittr, nor residence No lsg
I'i- tret ~ tr CiL ~ N.}F-I Cr s.iOn le 2Jt
ia! OF June next D2,ed New Yor ,he l7t. day OF Decen
0zI ~. JAM. MARIA SHEPARD
~. IfNDm tILulnI. .fr,,r e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
NEW-YORK AND RAILROAD


EsA,,s:a:3 EXTENDED TO hIIDDLETOWN Orange
ouny.-0n 'and after Thursday June thu
-AZ-S--Regullr Trans viii run between New York
Goshen aud detown daily Suudas excepted lows
ForpaNsrnsrS leye foot OF Dulne-stree at 3s T. NJ by
steamboat ARROW Captain A. H. Schultz taking the
Piermou., aud arrive Goshen at % o'clock and Middle
town II n'cockP VI. Returning leave Midleown \
NJ. aud arrive AZ Nv'y-Yo;i, ~ II A VI.
An Accommodation Line for Freight aud Passengers leaves
New olk above A NJ aud arrives Goshen At l2
clock and NIiitl,town o'clock T. " Returuug lrzgr
Niiddlct5,,a :. p NJ. and arrive the city about Y.
For Freight leave NefYofk a. NJ. and 4-riye Mid
detowu same day Returning, leave Mdtetowu at ?. NJ
and Nr"-l orr san ai-nt.
H.C. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.