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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

From Commemorative schooner William Penn,
arrived here yesterday from Sisal which port che
left on the 4th instant Commodore Moore with
the Texan sqnadron was at Slsal. having arrived
there on the q. and was to sail for Galveston on
the TIL The Yucatan commissioners lett Merida
on the Sd, to embark on board OF the City OF Dub
lin steamer for Vera Cruz, on their way to Mexico
city, there to negotiate treaty of peace.-N. o.
Bulletin l3 h.
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ATTENTION TIE CHURCH BY ths last number ct
the Naupoo Times ana Seasons, we find that the
Church in Philadelphia are ordered to take up their
beds and march forthwith to Nauvoo.
Thus readelh the word Of command. A special
edicl Obey!-
SPECIAL MESSAGE.
To the Church im Philadelphia
All the members o thai branch Of the Church OF
Jesus Christ Of LATER Day SAINTS, which is located
in Philadelphia, Pennsy lvania, who are deslious OF
doing the will Of Heaven, and Of working out their
.wn salvation, by keeping the laws of the celestial
remove from thence without delay, and locate
themselves in the city Of Nauvoo, where God has a
work for them to accomplish.
Done at Nauvoo, this 29,h day of May, 1913,
agreeable 10 the instructions Of the First Presiden'
cy.
By order of the Quorum of the Twelve,
Brigham YOUNG,
President OF the Quorum
w. Richards Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

The NEw MEDICAL JOURNAL has just been issued
by the Langleys-the enterprising medical publish
ers It's elegant affair externally, and contains
la pages of valuable original and judiciousy Sc.
lected matter Both publishers and editor have done
their duty to the candidate for professional IA
,or and it will be lasting disgrace to the doctors
of New York if they do not ii as it deserves
1t is TO be issued i.monihy at the low price Of SO
MAYA
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w MIRROR for this week is a CAPT,

10 w MIRROR Tor this week Is capital
ugnJr Of course we coulda't get anything indt.
tsie1i IN thatquarter. But, Messrs. Editors, g We
us little more original matter-the public won't
let You play truant, we assure you. And what bet
ter Inspiration can you desire I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

o. The Hon. Thomas F. Marshall was, at the
last accounts, occurring the people Of Nashville, Ten
nessee, upon the evils of intemperance.
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BARAcoA, July o, ls43,
sales OF stochs at Phllnd.Iphla x.sterdax

shores PenpsyIvania Bonk 1921; $500 State 5s 1861
ds a93 $1,000 do 1901, 40 $1,000 County 6s $780, Old
97t; 500 City 5s 1885, lo2} $500 Chesa and Del o.
$1,000 S. 40, S9o0 County 5's 1900 Old
9Ti, After Board share Penna Bank 1891; 81 do Union
ink Tenn. csp5 2!.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

Henry RUSSELL gives concert at Saratoga this
evening. He was in the city yesterday. I'm 6le
h al,h and spirits, and who wouda'tbe in the nids'
o. such successful careerl
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nz- COMMUNICATION.

Mn Bennett
ceIaion President Tyler in New York, and great pa
rade Of the very that ecored
him and his psrty through the streets the occasion
furred may be unnteresting the public and
especially to John Ter, TO learn the unpiincped kna
very and bsse meanness esor, TO by OF the indi
vidusls whe madea syicuoush suIe in that pageant
day or two previous 10 the erred to-
NJ Tucker, with several Others belonging TO the Gus.
tom House, called upon and engsged fifteen horses
be used in tue by Custom House Off
together with my favore crop mare" for the
comnods ion Of the President which horses and mare
duly provided and groom sent along with them
who remained during the whole day In attendance. AS
the "crop mare cot rode by the President made
charge Tor her hut on presenting bill for the others,
this MIR c. NJ fucker, ot the Surveyors department. u
g. Custom House, &c, told me he had means of
paying and requested me to wait day or two, which J
did, Nearly IsItnight having passed without hearing
from him, tock the liberty oil calling 9gain aid agsn,
but with no better success. AT length he fixed
upon the h July as the time oil settlement the
being only 80 dollars and promised faithfully keep his
word On the l4th, instead efth money, received a
letter from this honorable Custom House oiicer in
which he stated that he draw his money r m the
Custom House on Tuesday, when he would pay me- Ia
the meantime the poor man who acted groom, after
waiting upwards ola fortnight for his wag oig d
to leave the city without being paid On Tuesday called
according to appointment, and was told to egan
on Saturday Finding myself tnfed with by this
temptbie Custom House sucker and his associates had
resolved TO sue Tor my money of law but hav
ing learned that in all probability should only have The
costs OF prosecution added TO my loss after had
obtained Judgment against such individual, have
concluded 10 satisfy self by making the public &C.
quained with my mis- oruDe IN being made the dupe Of
gang who in order TO toady their master
and make display vi their crngng servIly have dc
scended to deprive honest Of the products Of their
roperty and labor.
would also add, for the benefit OF the public that
should not have trusted this Mr.. e. M. Tucker with my
horses, had he not been in the respectable company
Aldermen Purdy and Hatfield, but against whom make
no other cha gc than endorsing their presence the
character OF an individual who has it is 10 be sup
posed, got certificate of character which will guard
others against such unfortunate acquaintance with
him as mine has been. ALMA MANN.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

From BARAcoA.-The schooner Henry Jenkins,
Capt. Gardner, arrived at Savannah On the 10 b, In
six days from Baracca. Capt. G.. reports that he
experienced cons ant gales from the 24h 10 the l0h
June, oil Baracoa, which prevented his going into
port.
The following extract Of letter received by the
Henry Jenkins, we cory from the Savannah Repub-
icgn:--
BARAcoA, July o, 1s43.
Our market is very dull at tbs t1,c in consequence
OF tho numerous Northern arrivals, which come 10
our port Tor ru and all will bring articles similar that
of your shipment.
In ST. Jago understand that Rice ia nov worth from
IS 10 Sbi per hundred where intend to send part Of
your cargo in hopes Of obtsining better prices.
we nave no Coffee Of the first quality hand in our
market; but, the second quality is held at SOL Leaf To.
bacco also high in consequence of there being spe
cuators here who are buying all they get the
New York market
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LATEST Su,IlHrkN snip NEWS

PHLApELpHra, Jny AR Joseph Ccwper hwsit. Nebre,
Baibad ,s Am ilr Wsl,, Kingston IA. CID Maria Stet
SON. Pmt au uct Heb cc,. whitney, tarbador,: II Wet
V4r PJ Spain Trinidad; Mary Jane, 1911 Spedrrg
HsIifx
BALTtaouE July 20-Arr Sophia, Jones, St Thomas, Cid
Erie, Tu by, Pen mhuco and mtt SD Rtpublic tBeml
I'RtI.r EN- ~; Wa HI co kins w indie'; osmop he
Mo'gan Antigua: Lady Warrington Dukthsrt MTanzas; DC
tobsr, E'didgr ~ Thomas.
R'cuhoNp, July so-Cd Na,hl Hooper, Churchil. Co~es
and mat.
General HsrOsd
BRIG On, -Cppt Nobe, of the Cowreithwait at Pha
depha Jolly O. 1T "a Il, Ion b. 30 'nok- ig Oh Of
days tr Gu d4i0u, captio officers and la o
The sclnprisd lie with noury, bread water, &c
would pa, into lhe III port III the U 3 atcs,
spoken.
Jupiter Carer days from Charleston for H,s. July Is.
LAT 3 81, lon Is.
Foreign I'arts.
ST THOMAS July 6-Ip Is be'a Mckee fen st Or tx
fer Porto c, mSt dv: Htbecca. Mctiui- Baltimore for ~
trix tcAdt Oh mbo riidsle, fo Ponce, abnu, 9th; VIM
Al Spsudirg, tan Baltimore for NYok, day; Hope.
Geg Cor d ID; Cap toll B, eokGe d ir
oil Bnyce, Tor st Natins Gid eth, Lafav
ere, ,od Blson II F.hrr. Johnson NtIav n; Roam.
nkr er Ne" bsrn Sophia tumi,s, Tortoa lnad salt;
IL :. Anita Bster. tisnhurp Watehm IN, Clark leewaId.
BARAcoA Jniy 0I oort Octavia Wade and Mary Blight,
Blight for NYors, ew days.
FAy,NNAHEfig Ciint,n31 bAi,s cotton Barton Pops
rs GowJ,0n No III nenpug Patrick -as Lawrence 8,
Tnbnc--3i n y it, NJ had &c zen Henry col
CT q furr r--i hi P,ria Dndee CT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

90 TRIUMPHANT SUCCEsS-GRAND GALA
DAY-Fanias Schools &c. will eIj)y fine holi isy 20
day at the American Museum. The manager has Sc.
cured the splendid attractions of the week for day
longer aud the wonderful sutoma,on Musical ,dy, a
most aud sweet minstrel the Hughes;
Mir Cole, and several Others will give two mag crut
pc formances to.day-st four and half past r. NJ. No
fashionable place of amusement. The great wonder
of the is that much be given for SO little
money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

CoURAGs AND SUBTRACTION. -Duests must be
men of doubtful courage, either in their own est
nation in that of their friends, otherwise they
would not be 80 eager to vindicate it by blazing
little powder in one anolher's faces
The Augusta Chronicle says. that sometime about
the LIST instant duel took place on the State road
the South Carolina side Of the Saluda Mountain,
between Mr.. Tudor and Mr. Choisel, both Of
South Carolina After single shot, without injury
to either party, they left the boodess field Of war,
perfectly sati.6ed that their difficulties were honor
ably adjusted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22
U. 3. BInrshnI's ONCE,

CO. Mrs. Bailey is giving musical concerts If
Montreal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

my- THE WONDER Of The DAY-Pralss New
York Museum-Sa day, July 22d iSl3 neft OF Cas-.
per Hauser ID the Wild Boy of the Woods and positively
his last appe srance in New York.
Two performances by Miss Joselyn aud Miss Burdet.
who will apps in a number Of fancy dances Mr. ii.
E. Conover the celebrated India Ruboer Man, Mr. Honz
dec will introduce his Fsnecinn Figures OF Pun CHI and
Judy Dir. w Murray, ell known in the city, Will
appear in a number of Dances peculiar to himself Mr..
J. smith i'll introduce nuUabtr Of songs Mr. H. Har-
vey the Bufo Singer; Casper Hsuser viii sing num-
her Of songs, and tell some amusing stories. In connex
ion with the Museum Of 100000 curosiiies for shl
ling. The performances take place at and O'Clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22
President Of the IuOruni
w. Richards, Clerk.

The History OF THE TYLER PROGRESS. I'VE
have been very DESTROYS to see some able hand I'M
dertake the indting Of the history Of Captain Tylers
famous visit 10 this city Our desires have been
--s'i-.j he work is commenced, though we
must ao IS IN quarter rather unexpected. Mr..
Ma, celebrated equestrian manager, is the
b.. He has just published the first chapter
Of H.- work, which we give in another columns II
is an exceeding amusing chspter-graphic-spl
ted--and peppered and speed to nicely Mr.
Tucker will not probably cry for MORE" but the
public will insist on prompt appearance OF the
succeeding chapters. CIV. us your hand, Mr.
Mann, you are capital Of the circus
as well as in it. Give 'em more OF 1t. we
hope you will go the round OF the whole precious
crew, and do them up 70 ct"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22
90 EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT THE PEG.

90. "EXPEKTENCE HAS TAUGHT THE PEO.
PLE, alter more than four yeaN constant use OF "Dr.
Shermans Medcasd LozeDges" that they the best,
safest and most pleasant preparations in His Cough
Lozenges act like charm in tho most violent cases OF
cough, ailayng all irritation and produce free esecora'
ton WREN other means have been tried in vain. Tue
Drs"Worm Lozenges" are uneqnalled; they speedy
IN their effects ana give quarter the worms stand
no chance And who has hot heard Of his celebrated
"Camphor Lozenges" they relieve the heaiache in five
minutes, and are specific for sea sickness papit,on,
ownessof spirits, and the various affections mi.
sing from seden,ary habits. The Drs preparations are
no humbug-nor are they simply sugar plums-,hey
most sceptical Of their virtues His warehouse is 100
Nassau street. Agents ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House.
IS William street. "a East Broadway, 227 Hudson street.
1873 Bowery, and 1870 FHt0n street, Brooklyn.
90 BRlsT0L's sARsAPARLLA-For remarka
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CONCERTS AT THE "SHAKsPEARE."-A series OF
vocal and instrumental Concerts have been com.
menced atthe "Shakspeare," an hotel somewhere IN
Duane ct. we believe, under the very specious and
taking title Of " The British and American Musical
Society Subscription Concerts" When this Soc!.
ETY. was orsanized-who its officers are-under what
rules its existence is to be carried on-are points on
which we confess utter inability to enlighen the
public. Indeed we believe the majority Of those
who now call themselves members, are about a
well acquainted with the matter as ourselves Thu
nondescnpt society, then, gave one OF their concer
on Thursday evening. The room was respectfully
filed but the concert did not commence accord
ing to the bill, with the 'graud overture" by "ful
band" Mr.. Marks, the volinlsi, being unavoldably
absent. The programme was sufficiently lengthy, a
all events, and after the performances were con
cluded the audience, which, to do it justice, was
very patient and good natured one, would, we are
we'll assured, have very cheerfully excused the $50
cieiy" if they had curaed the bill Of fare at least
one half The whole sfiair would have been alto
gether insupportabe even to the most stolcal audi
tor, had it not been for the singing Of Miss Rev
nolds, and Messrs. Phillips and Clirehugh Mis-
Reynolds took the audience completely by surprise
She sung that exquisite ballad" thistle and III
come to We, my lad - with a SPIRIT vivacity, bril-
laacy and effect, which elected storm of applause
and she was compelled 10 repeat it three times
Mr.. Phillips was as usual spirited aid effective anc
Mr.. Clrehugh sang "John Anderson my Joe," al
only Mr.. Clirehugh can sing it. These concerts
cannot be repeated unless there be more dscrimina
ton in the selection OF performers
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From the Portsmouth Journal.l

D.rEL wlB'rEa.-There 10 strong desire amongst
many the prominent Wings oil THIS STATE, to have Mr.
Webster btoug candidate for the office of
President at the next election.
tn, feeling not less owing 10 their entire confidence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-22

o. BRlsT0L'S sARsAPARlLLA-Fora remarks a.
bs cure performed advertisement this day paser
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fHG, ISL DEBT AND PAprR CURRENCY.
Debt. Bank CO. on. Ench Bills IoiaiP0T
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In domestic exchanges tho alteration is not material
ing features of the Bank of Missouri -

BANK OF 'IasouRI AND In
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27

MILLER THE END OF THE WORLD Pro-
rHEr. Col. Young, of New York, in the
course of letter, thus aludes to Father
Miller: 81 live in an adjoining county TO
the residence of man whom you have
associated with Joe Smith, the Apostle OF
the Mormons. have known the char
acter of Mr.. Miller for years; and it is that
of an upright and pious christian. And
although wholly dissent from his expo.
sition Of the prophecies, yet | have no
doubt Of the sincerity of his opinions; nor
would dare attempt 10 convert what
common charity should regard as a con-
scienliousmstake into 'blasphemous mum.
merry
Let not this weak unknoxing hand,
Presume Thy bolts to throw,
And deal damnaton rou nd the land.
On each Judge Thy foe"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27
From he Nsp Yark Amsriean.


RUSSIAN IMPROVEMENTS Amer.
lean gentleman residing in Russia, writes;
"You have no idea Of the rapid improve.
ments going on 10 this country, The &C
tivity OF the Imperial agents abroad under
The orders Of Government erceed dH6etaet,
and the Iiberality Of the Russian Govern
ment insures success every where. Ev.
ery Improvement in the armies or nayies,
or in mechanics or the arts, whichmay be
invented or introduced either in Europe or
America, isimmcdjately communicated by
the consiils of Russia to their Government
On itsreceipt in Russia, the fore gn depart
ment Immediately examines into it, and
ascertains fits applicable, or can be made
useful or profitable; if SO, i is communico-
ted to he Emperor, and the inventor OF
his invent on, or both, are immediately
Transferred to Russia"
TO this policy is attributed the vas, inn
movements every where seen IN Russia.
The Emperor lately caused war-steam-
ers, to be built simultaneously in England
and the United States, that they might be
compared and heldup as specimens to the
Russian artists and mechanics.
Soma Of the best workmen in England
within the last ten years have been en-
ployed al the highest wages in Russia
Wherever very superior mechanic oi
engineer appears, he is instantly reported
TO tho Russian Government and has ar
offer of service.
Several Of our best Civil Engineers are
now in Russia, engaged on the great roa(
from st. Petersburg to Moscow. 'lndivid
uals engaged in the construction OF rife
have been spirited away. And even thf
inventor Of the great shovel Ger digging
with his invention, is on his way to Russia
Many good artists and mechanics are
compelled TO leave our country on account
of the absence of patronage by the Gov
eminent. M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27
To I'll arhon Il mau Concern.

To all achoqI ii may concern.
Know ye, that we, the undersigned, citizens of
Columbiana county, State of Ohio have bought Of
and had in use Robert Martins Patent Bee Pal
aces, and certify, from past experience, that it
has fully satisfied our sanguine expectations
and ffectually preserved our bees from worms;
and that we believe it TO be the best patent Bee
Palace we have seen in use, and also. believe that
there can be as much honey taken out Of one of
his Palaces without breaking the comb or ki ling
the bees, as there be in the old way by killing
the bees. Given under our hands this 22d day of
April, 1912.
Hiram Bell, Samuel Boyle,
Henry Walter, VIM. ID. Chamberlain,
George Walter, Amos Dillon,
Isaac Chamberlain, VIM. Hawkins.
have had one of the above described Palaces
two seasons, and from the best of my experience,
believe the above to be correct.
JOSEPH JAMES.
In addition to the above would add. that from
VIVA, experience had, would ask nothing better.
believe it to be brought to perfection.
| have had one of the above described palaces
two seasons, and it has answered my expectations;
and | believe the above to be correct.
NATHAN COPE.
hereby certify that the above is true and cor
rect copy of the original. I. Z. ROPES
June 9, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27
.yercr-faslsng Springs,

one near the Dwelling House, and has besides the
advantage of water from the 0pequon Creek, which
bounds il on the East. The undersigned believes
il to be ia all respects of the most attractive
parcels Of land now for sale ia this county.
The terms OF the sale win be liberal, TO witt
0ne-thrd in hand at the execution Of the coniract
--one-t third on the lst Of October 1913, and one
third on he LIST Of October, 1874.
For further particulars well as upon all ques-
tons connected with the title, which is ndsPutable,
apply to Chas. Jas. Faulkner, Esq, Attorney at
Law, Martinsbnrg.
JACOB VAN METRE, Sr.,
Berkeley County, Va
September Is, l342.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27
BARGAINS I'M lSANOlI
AND VARIETY GOODS,

BARGAINS IN YANON.
AND VARIETY GOODS,
nF the following description
AyRszors, superior article;
Razor Strops, all kinds;
Pen Knives, a large assortment;
Needles, of the best make;
Flutes,-a good and cheap article;
Purses,-silk, bead, buckskin and steel;
Phias.-fancy perfume;
Purse Slides steel and gilt;
Watch Guards, elastic and silk
Pocket Spy Glasses;
Jewery. gold and gilt;
Snuff and Tobacco boxes;
Small Toy Drums;
Watch Keys, good patterns;
Combs of every description
Hair brushes, superior kinds
Cloth, :"
Pocket Books, small and large;
Hooks and Eyes, small, and for cosks;
Beads, a,ge and seed; Percussion Caps;
French Leather Drinking Cups
Spectacle, silver and common,
" Morocco case and paper;
Roman Cement for mending China and Glass
ware;
Pins,-American solid head;
Conversation Cards;
Silver aud brass Thimbles;
German Pipe; Shaving brushes and boxes;
Cork and wood Ink Stands;
Quilts, Opaque superior;
Lucfer Matches, safe article;
Lilly White Orris Tooth Wash;
Chlorine
Indian Dive for coloring the hair;
Balm OF Columbia, FOR growth OF hair;
Small Willow Baskets
Court Plaster, &c., &C., &C.,
with great number of other articles too nume''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27
COAL COAL! COAL!
Groceries, Liquors, &c,

lust received and for sale low. N Orleans
81 Sugar, and Rio Coffee White Havana Sugar,
"a superior article y Black Pepper, Alspce Cav
endsh Tobacco; Cloves; Indigo; Cheese, Water
and Soda Crackers Bunch Raisins, Figs Fancy
CASTLE and Rosin Soap; Lard-a superior article.
LIQUORS-Such Cognac Brandy, N. E.
Rum, Old Rye Whiskey, Port and Madeira
Wines, Alcohol, &c Clagelt's and Scotch Ale,
together with general assortment of CONNECTION
airy. DLohuE hAhNhAL'
JanuaFy oG,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27

Old bachelors do not live so long as
other men. They have nobody to darn
Their stockings and mead their clothes.
They catch cold, and there is nobody 10
make them sage tea; consequently, they
drop off.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27

The good, loud, hearty laugh is worth
more than the patent medicines advertised
in all the newspapers, and sold by all the
qqacks ia christendom. Yes, give us a
good laugh and temperance, and with
them we can keep off and throw off more
maladics than some of these quack med.
iciats can produce-an that IS saying
much
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27

Dean Swift remarked, doubtless with
much truth, that in the establishment Of
colonies, the French commence with a
tort, the Spaniards a church, and the Eng
l'sh with grog shop.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-04-27

ROBBERY AND NURpER,--Mr. John
Paelhemore Jr., of Dauphin county, Pa,
few miles from Harrisburg, off rs $500
reward for the apprehension and eonvIc-
ton Of the person or persons who entered
tho house Of his father, John Furthermore,
sen, in Dauphtn county Pa, about three
miles from Harrisburg, on the l4,h Of
April, b, tween the hours OF ten and elev-
ca O'Clock A. NJ. ond murdered him and
his wife, and afer ro5bing the house Of
what money they could, fled
1t is supposed that said murders were
committed by two Irishmen, who were
seen IN the nti ghbourhood. They were
badly clothed, stout, athletic men. The
murderers robbed the house of from SIG
10 $50, in relief notes of the Erie, North
ampton, and Penn township banks, and
Harrisburg borough notes; but mostly OF
the Erie bank.--Fred. Examiner.
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M % qp 0@B,

IN % 9p Z Dlas
TIME undersigned, Administrators Of John X.
n Wilson, decd, request all persons having
claims against the Estate, to exhibit them-and all
indebted TO the deceased, or to the firms Of VIII
son & Anderson and John N. Riddle & Co., tor pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude of the estate will
make il properfor the undersigned to wind up their
administration with as little delay as possible.
JOHN STROTHER,
GEORGE DOLLJr., t
January 6, l842-tf Administrators.