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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-24

ans enabled them, without rlaeh difficulty.
to retain their position. Tie object Of the
two remaining parties was TO eject the A.
mericans, and TO establish their own infu.
ence. They did not act in concert, for
their mutual enmiiy equalled their hosiili.
iy to the Americans. No means were left
untried TO effect their object. A report
began 10 prevail that the Americans we're
assisting the HISTORIANS to build forts in
their mountains. The ignoraniinbabitan
Of the surrounding Country aud their Go.
vernon, the Pasba of Mosul, readily be.
lieyed the assertion; his susp,cions we're
excited from both parties he received &C.
cusatons against their respective adverse.
rles tending to increase this alarm. Mr..
Badger pointed out the danger of Roman
Catholicism and French influence in the
mountains; the French, in return, the dan.
ger of English influence. AT length the
combination We have described was form.
ed, and those alone who were innocent
have fallen victims to the inirigues OF men
who announced themselves TO them as the
III
civilization. Strict justice compels US TO
state that the Americans are 10 this in.
stance without blame. They established
themselves frs. in the mountains, and their
efforts were successfully directed to the
improvement of the inhabitants, without
any Interior political design. But, as il is,
one Of the most ancient and most intores.
ting sects in the world-interestin from
its origin, from its language, and from The
purity of its Christianity been saen.
feed to the religious qusrrels Of Amer.
can Independents, English Puseyiies, aud
French Roman Catholics"
Letters received in Boston state that il
is probable the mother and only one bro.
ther of Mar Shimon, the HISTORIAN Patr.
arch, have been slain; tina, three other
brothers have been taken prisoners, and
two have fled TO Persia. DIR. Grant, whose
life has been considered in danger, is safe
at Mosui.
In speaking Of the invasion and massa.
ere above described the Boston Daily Ad.
vertlser says:
ave infer that the HISTORIANS OF the
Plain, including those among whom are
the principal establishments OF our mis-
sionarics, and particularly those under the
charge of Mr.. Perkins and his immediate
associates, together with the residence OF
the Bishop Mar Yohannan, who has been
lately received with so much iuleres, in
this country, have escaped this destructive
visitation. The HISTORIANS Of the Noun.
tains are less civilized, less peaceful in
their habits, and have derived less i'm.
proyment from instructions OF the Amer.
can missionaries than those of the PLAIN.
Yet among them DR.. Grant, and two or
three other Of the missionaries Of the A..
merican Boards, were resident, and were
producing useful influence"
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AN EXCITING JNctnryr

Whist The Steamer Gov. Dudley, hence
for Charleston on Saturday evening, was
landing some Of her passengers at Smith.
vile, the infant child Of lady of this
place who had stepped on shore, was with
its coored nurse thrown from the plank in.
TO deep water, between the boa, and the
wharf, and both were in imminent danger
Of drowning, when Mr.. VIM. Potter, Of
SmIthvlle, and Duke, the servant Of Mr.,
John Walker, jumped in and rescued them.
The praiscworthy conduct Of Mr.. Potter,
as we'll as that Of Duke, deserves to be no
iiced in this public mapner.-WH. Chroa
The venerable Pear Tree, on the corner
OF the 3D. avenue and 18th street, planted
two hundred years ago by Gov. Stuveysanlr
and Of which the trunk and branches are
yet IN good preservation, has, as we learn
from the American Agrculturisi, borne
considerable quantity of fruit this year
of good quality."-N. y. American.
A Man and his Wife TO be hanged "A
man named James Dolan and his wife Bird
get, have been tried OF Towanda, pennsyl'
vania, for the murder of Rufus G. Gere
on the lst Of August last. They were
found guilty by the jury, and both scnienc'
ed to be hanged.
Loic Woges.--In the country parts Oh
Canada, says the Montreal Herald, lhous.
ands are glad to work for tro dollars
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

POPULATION OF IRELAsD.-Ireland contains oaly
$4,000 square mics surface, with at least usual
portion of.waste land. Ii contains about eight NIL
lions inhabitants, or 436 to a. square lnlle The
surface of the United States comprehends ter
ritory of 2,250,000 square miles, or about one
twentieth part Of the land surface of the Garth,
and it lies IN the very heart Of the north tempe
rate zone. The natural tendency Of the human
family is TO spread equally oyer the more fertile
portions OF the globe other things beng equal.
With our system Of free government, abundant
rich and cheap lands and extraordinary facilities
for both lake and river navigation, which are
capable OF sustaining by far the largest lnterna!
commerce upon the globe, it is evident that our
population must augment very rapidly from I'M
migration alone. Instead Of opposing emigra-
ton, as they have hitherto done, nearly ali tIie
Governments o. Europe are now taking measures
to aid their subjects 10 cross the Atlantic and
settle on the Western Continent This is an i.n-
portant fact, and connected with the increased
facilities for both inland and ocean conveyance
cannot fail TO mari. new era in the settlement
Of this comparatively Wilderness country.
ButIaio Commercial ADV.
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THE ToMAro.-I'omas Jefferson Randolph, N
an address before the Agricultural Society Of Al
bcrmarle county, Virginia, lately delivered, stated
that Mr.. Jefferson could recolIect when the TO-
rnato was cultivated as an ornament to the flower
gardens, called love apple, and deemed poison
Gus. IT was eaten but by one individual, for
eigner, whose peculiar constitution, or the tofno-
ton Of whose stomach, was supposed TO resist It's
deieterlous effect.
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BY Special Appointment.

BY Special Appointment AZ.
!OSEPH G1LLCrT, Pen Manufacturer I 70 ' ~,
high character OF thes f sssks 5
TO practice fraud not only nlon Nh elliott bet ali9 uIa
the public An inferior article, bearing the uisiis' en-
thus. Giiiot omus the final : the market u -,
readily b. detected by unfinished appearance, and hs'e'
common style III which IL Is put up. ,h
Giilotts Patent, or Joseph elliott warranted ana u
eech gross bears fac smile of his signature. ,pscop
hssboye may BE- mad. wholesale Of HENRY JE9oot'
al John gtTeet. corner OF Gold. JyDP
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From the Boston Pes;
pt,NKER HILL MONUMENT
az MRS. 10 orRsEY.

-
,or,r column, in thin% attic grace
A 70 The stranger bark that Ploughs The de,P
60, edorn,s land beckon the homewaId bound,
Like some good angel towering Ger the Ioei
Where res, his little ores, and where, with song
WHO'S. -eft-.epested burden IS his name,
The mother ulls 10 sleep her Graded babe.
Then The rough sailor, battling with the surg
Forgets his toll, and he who wandered ioag
n Foreign chimes perchaace with eager eye
For e!ittefrg pageant or for royal PoinP'
Owns ,he ELECTRIC chain that buds 50 strong
Unto his native hills, and te!is no" COCO
To live, and die, amid bis iatfels graves
Blu, thou around thy base when early Spring
Tuts the FIRST gr4rs-tlower, prs those osaute9ps
WHO eanbol. free from care There, should ;bey me-
sor,s sayworn pilgrim leaning on his staff,
Ard lost amid the rnenofie. OF the past,
gy their youns footsteps foused, perhaps he II raise
His feeble hand, and point esch isaifn charge
or Bankers bstile-fs|d-whers The assault
Rndl.d 10 widest fnrY--wtere The cry
Burst forth wheI WaIfen feil--shrsr iiis are Ids"
Raced boues,. aud the life.bscoa Of the brave
Gnsbed feddsst--till the kinsJy crest was bowed
To infant liberty. Then may they read
Those childish iisteress--on that furrowed brow
The holy zeal OF men of other days,
WHO sought no goqrdon but their conntrys veal
And should that country ;eed, nay they stand,
When time hath knit their stnsvs, N the might
Of the same hssyen-boIn trust
And if those hands
That never pluckcda laurel on the field
OF iron warfare nor tie f;frl weight
OF empire poised, have lent their humble aid
In soman's weakness TO cement Thy stones
Think it no scorn, Oh column! but uprear
Thy glorious brow as proudly toward tie cloud
For these amid their sheltered lowiy sphere,
Making the heatth.stone beautiful with oee,
And in the fountain Of nations hopes
Miugling sweet drops Of purity and peace.
Subserye the cause which thoa art bouad to bear
Tofar posterity-
And when we pass
On with our generations TO the tomb,
When age Ger age like tossing bubbles breaks.
Stand thou, and mark the dim decay Of time
Yea, though the SUM- like wounded. Cesar, fold
His mantle darD,iy round him, be thou f'rin
Even till ths last flame wIapthe wrlil!led earth,
And sink not ill she dies
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ITO THE DEAF, HEAR VIE ,--Seguines

ITO THE DEAF, HEAR YE !--Segumess
AconstIc Drops urgently recommended to nos -
Numerous evidences Of its ecac are constantly c9misst %
th knowledge OF thv proprietor. One who has USED ss5s
Before The bottle half exhausted my hearing vas -
Cd Tor The last ten days have heard distinctly 3?
another deal for ten years, says: have received 80 MT
eehent from It tha sm induced recommend u 70 70
ifnis Others have been entirely restored, from "ho
written testimonial has been receird Price 81 ~ re-
sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, 70 Fulronst a b. ot D.
No Z73 Broadway. OF Clamhers-sl:' - u,
SANDS Co. No. " East Broadway. ley ~.
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r9ssA HUL.L'S TRU SSEs--Noiice to K7P-
1 ,uret 3srscns.-Ps7sons afflicted Wit, ruyturss
- world affords, en- application al the ofFice Ne
or 10 ehs OF the agents IN the rrinci, towns
n the Dnted States BE caeta 70 Inc the back pad ~
tus isss 70 see II they endorsed b. DE- Hull in ,r
ing None ara genuine or to De relied upon IS good with
sny F5S9Ds have gnertae1 10 vend instiot,s Of Hull.
gGence. These limitations cannot be rl4, uo,n ~.
made 5y anSR! mechanics and better ss the oriin-
Rooms have ten fitted up No vessy Street exclusively
Tor isie separate entrance from the sinss depart
% Were i+inaie Is II constant attendance upon
Ha1e PasisAIA' S2ld
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wrT .MORNING LINE.-For ALBANY,
fssaa.>.~r TROY, and in;ermediais landings from the
new -prssuIe steamboat TROY, Capt Gortar, leaves
THIS MORNING, q, O'Clock. Fare 50 cents.
The TROY leaves New York every Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday, q, A. Nj. .
The EMPIRE leaves MONDAY MORNING ST 20 clock.
Far passage apply the Office foo, Of Bsyclay-stne,,
or ca Board.
r~fa sFoR ALBANY AND TROY
S7.ss withou, landing. The splendid steamer OLA
- s,ssssMOND, Capt. a. Flower, will lsaye New
YORK for Albany and Troy en the fcos Of BarclaystEe
O'Clock, p. NJ
requested psssensers will be landed the Western De-
pot, Albany always IN time 20. the Morning Train.
Ss5Ssage or fright spp the csptsin board
TIE above boat will Leave Albany on atepae DAYS foo, of
Hamiltou-s,.. al O'clock. /. ". -
SCI aFo,R albany, TROY and inter.
Ssc.ssS--sncsyy eamboat SWALLOW Capt a. Mel esn
will leave the foot Cortlsfdst THIS AFTERNOON at
o'clock
The above is substantial, Boat fitted up with ressns State
Rosas ard for accommodation nnSalied on the Hudson
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Intst sqEoT 10 any heretofore used for mat purpose
- ls91S OF testing the y4ue and superiority
% ,s s Iec 9rF hand made shoes sending S ~ mail or other
,. nv SFIe soSs '' Immediately De ior,vasd-
P KeSs cd W5 to IL b. .Gbsfntef the works
nee, Troy; Lewis Beaedict 4 Co.. John TOWNSEND Albany
isI = X Coi ,i9[k Cs Smith Boston A. "
D " Jopes tliisdsIpIa and e Futi Brother Baltimore
Teefs farther inioTnaiion m,v b had on The subject
Troy iron and Nal Factory.Apr EENRY Bi;RDES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

IN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit-Ihe p b1Daf
Commissioners Of The STATE Of NewYok vs. :, asp he
Court OF Chancery dated the est day OF Febna 9
the Subscriber ben duly apci4ed Recessf q I, sa o
is seiepd 10 one Of the Masters Of this Court irsiss II ~
couaty Of Ere other things 10 take and SAT- IT, al.
Hank OF Buffalo and to enable the said Master 70 ,s az
said and for the general pgrP9se con-Re ne
required 20 exhibit their accounts claims and demands sg
the said Bank Of Eufao, James Croker qr,lt c iy s
hAr having said reference charge his ohee ID i
Buffalo b. the lah day of September and become
70 this SUIT and IN default thereof they VIII y b M
from all ben.t of ts decree which shall be made ID b H.
an! from any di.rbption which shall be made unGer sae
cree. Buffalo. March the 9Th, 1873. s.to
IRA A BLOSSOM Receiver OF the Bank OF bui,.s..3
JAmEa CRocKER. Master In Chancery. nnia 49,.
nrccI poIrr pODr roo on;I assorted
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- For SALE in the City of Newark. \. J.
4 House and 81 OF Land, situated IN
No I72 within fifteen minutes walk OF the Kali
Ts, Drrot. The House 2 feet front, an, 33desI with l-Fs
piazza h and we'll finished throughout Also Gg9
ba Gun tres attached the premises. tor farther
rar,icnlus Apply to l. NICHOLS, coner OF William and
IoE-s;geets of WA. PAUL, on The premises;
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s-l HOUSE u BROOkLlN TO KhNI.--
20 The retec two story ard attic brick House, with
basement and lnler cellar No l27 near
S;-st7et Brooklyn. Ia, butt IN the hes, manuel ana
vii, . trd the S2eO per unt the Isl May
neSt 10 small ny. Also TO rent several Irnenents and
,ppl1 10 j. VOORHEES, No. 1871 Jack>on-stIeet. Brook
lvo drn V o. HALL, Of Pear aad Bee!mai,stIscs
.y-,~i.
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II PURSUANCE. of an Order of the Surrogate
Of The County Of New York; notice hete6y given 10 all
rso. having l.irns a-anst RichsrI La 81 the city Of
EswYor; Hugh Morrison late Of In All cv: SlaRis
ssr late o; said city; all tarerkepes Charles Rch lare
niriiier or Jtne HIsocs ae Of said c s5rs deceased
10 present th with t,e vouchers thereof tie sascr
b=F at his office, No. s. John street. r cit New York
9i or D-o the 21isl Jay ci July next. Dated >elor the
sd day Of January, 1913. L. KETCUUM
ll2J laW5n Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

N PURSUANCE u an order Of tie Surrogate,
Of the Count Of Ncwl ok notice /; hereby gwen e all
having claims against Rob.rt z Butler lat,oi Stt'-
ana Fhvscian or Samuel nerbi, he OF the city OF MY
York gentleman decaascd to present the >anie WIN IIs
onrb.r thsIcci To IT,. Subscriber his office NJ % Johu,
street in the cit. of New York, hst9r le J DAY 81
Ocrsb.r newt Dated Ne,y-yarh, -tplii 2ltn, 1873
,,,yc,, kETEitEN tUhlc Administrator.
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NE!g-YoRK AND ERIERAiLRoAD

NEW-YORk AND ERIE ABROAD
ssaSsSA,3 EXTENDED TO A1IDDLETOWN, Orangs
s-r|fS.f ounty.-on aud after THURSDAY June |. tbs
tal-LL-Rezular Trains viii between New. ORR,
Goshen and Aiddetowa daily Sundays e1csrcd IS
For passengers leave foot Of Duane-stree at 3 T. NJ b.
steamboat ARROW Captain a H Schultz taking rs Cas-
town o'clock NJ. Returning leave NiddletoWn zt "a
N. and arrive AZ NcJg-Yo:H II II a. 81
An accommodation Line Freight and Passengers leaves
%e,y rs above A. II and Goshen ~
clock ard Eiddleicwn o'clock P NJ Returning, e.Te
IiiddleloIyn At s. P NJ and arriyr the city about y
For Freight leave N'yY urk A ~ and arrive at Md
de,oyz ss,ne day. ReturuiGs leaye Miidleown AT lP VI
aud 5rriye IL New. ors saae nIsh:.
N,,.,i,I. 1879 ra25
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io1l2.. lal Washington street. \. Y

+2sT FARM FOR SALE-Cheap for Casl!-COn-
1fs t,nim ll acres, the of Summit, county of
Schohar, being eGua. distance from four Villages
wii GOOD schools and churches eec,iG9 under
high state Of civilizations the allDCc heavy timber. No
better farm the couhty Tor -2ln grazing beng we'll W.T.
tered aud easily worked. Dwelling aud onbnidin= 5uita
bic 10 the mace Only about S5O cash wanted ti- hIincc
lt ren,. ON interest The above would be exchanged for
small Form mar the city Of Newly House and Lot
in the civ ForJaIticrilars in1uifc OF RALPH SWEET
SOIL Dominck->t. or ". II. SWEET. 2o Can.lr. New
Va eli
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n PURSUANCE Of an OrIIer o. Ihc sRfFos"I {,
r ,i (,onfo Nsw.Ior notice hsreog gwen TO all
- % ~, lawn clans against Sarah Holleueck late Of t
ryol New-Yofk widow deceased. present III, sane VIII,
he vouchers thereof 10 the subcntr Al his n>idruce ~,
-, IN the cItv Of NsN:I or or before me t9ti
sy Of June newt Datcd New York t st d31 81 0Sce''
pei - - - Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

IN PURSUANCE OF an Order of The Surrogate
i OF tn County o; New York notice erehy gwen 10 all
persons having Claims tainst Andrew West late the city Of
H-Yf-i ORR ctf;Lnat deceased present the salnc with the
y9uch>rs tero To the subscribe her residence corner Of
Hudson and HoarIo streets the city Of NeYork ON or
before the 23d day of August Dated NcYork the 2Oth
DIV Of February, 1873. MERCY VEST
2if iawGu. i.ir,;,;5,r,,,;x
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81 For SALE-A DweIiing-Housc and Barn,
=. with good Garden and t"o -cIes OF ground WIN
fa fruit trees aud every requisite for cofoftloie
a.e Tsieace or f9r Boarding House situated IN the
.ssn villsce OF arfoni Coan three NILS d'staat from
Rl-suort 10 " hich steamboats, ply daily For particulars
inquire OF Hmm ,1.='N - :. - t. -,
Possession "a r.r Immediately. Apply above. MI In
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n PURSUANCE Of an Ordcr Of lie Surrogate
1 of The COUNT Of New YORK notice Is hereby given 10 all
New York. widow, deceased 70 present 80 same vltl e
vouchers thereof the subscribers y. L. iowsuGS OF
fee Ne cG Beaver street. in the eyot New-York, or be-
ror, J. 5a day Of Ocob.r Dated New,iork, the 9Th
day OF Npgil 1918. Ar. TIiOMpSON,} ,r,;;.,
90 l.,,.nl JAMES Bltl AR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Having YER suTsr,or accommodations for cahn 2d c'bn,
JOSEPH NcAilj ERAf,
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a2Ss FARM For SALE.-A highly cultivated
sTg. Farm Of sc NliddleSex County, New Jsrsey
p hours ride from The city The buildings in good order
aud the premises young and thrifty peach orchards,
Gone OF which bearing the present SeaSon) with large
vact OF other fruit If not sold previous to the 9th INST 1t
will then be sold public yendne. the premises Persons
wislu. the premises attend the sar and re-
turn Tie same d,y. Terms liberal. Inquire Of
{. PARSONS,
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OllK, I7I''.
DEAR SIR: heard Of Brnt's Indian Purifying EItTaef
for purifying the blood and my bein. troubled WIN Sos
all over his limbs aud body, was induced from The hiG ,1 IS
couIIrud,tion had To obtain aud give II TO bun, dldlL
has cuedI He years Old and attacked 4oont
six since Win eruption which became running nsi
to be ncugebr he has bad much medical advice and at',
dance this city and elsewhere and was nor cre 'ni Ia
be cured: but he now, by the of Brqns Purifying
Extract, well The and ulcers are all h.a.d NJ ad
his health is good Yours, &c, MILO Ht.aIH,,
223 Third Avenue Newly otk
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IN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the surrogate
OF tho Count, of New. DIRK notic hereby gwen 10 gil
,sor, having claims against Frrirrie, Meyer late :? The
city Of New- ork cabinet maker Emily H. h'ost lac o.
ynIcrr, thereof ~ the subscriber lis office No 70 John,
street the City OF New (ork og of seisr tr 2 u! ol
as lawGm Z. KETCHUhi, Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

~. For LlEERPOOI-Paciet Of July 1h-
,,?Tr The packet ship P.irEIC X HENRY, j. {. Demo,
.,----z. master VIII sail ., above her regular da:.
For freight or rassa having superior ap-
ply on hoard Zoo, at Maiden Ltne,
= '' GRINNEI.i.. MINTliRn> < co. rs sorthsr
The packet ship y DEPENDENCE, f.. Nye, master, will
succeed the Patrick Henry and sal August 7-er REGULAR
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II PI PURSUANCE. OF an order Of Inc Surrogate
Of d. County Of NewYork notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Edward q. Summers late of the
cl. ci Ney or grocer decreased present the same with
the voucher, thereof the subscribers, No. iyia.ton
trget, OF ESseN street tn city OF New York on or
before h ot day OF June, lSl3 Dated NewY the ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

-. FOR LONDON--Reeular Packet OF the
A4r-,s:. 2a, Juue-The splendid Packet ship SWITIt.R
- LAND, T. knight, master " sail As above, her
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II PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYok. notice Is hereby given 70 al
pr92ns havl claims against liiola. Howell ie Of the city
Of New York IsoH founder ecce present the same ,yit
NJ vouchers thereof 10 the subscribe Office Of Joseh
T. C.ee, 0i Beach ap Wee streets in the cit, Of
Nm orH on ~ hro The 18th day Of June Dated New
York, the l2h day Of Deriher. 1872
d5 lawGm NELSON HOWELL Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate
Of t., ounr Of New.ForE 9qtce j. hereby given TO all
Of New o, uas9u: jeremiah pcetln=, ateoi eItdj John
W Crouuua. late Of the city Of Ncy,iork, pilot; Thomas
Adams lat. Of the said city JOHN Turner late said
city carpenter; OF Peter T. Williams le OF HAMBURG, MARI
ner deceased to present l i,h'h vouchers thereof 70
New or before tie 18th day OF July next Dated New
YORK the 2Jl day OF January, 1913.
llNNhm FL t.Il II |. ri, HMMllC NImInISfrnfnr.
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:. ' 5SG a Of "f EgI,iizABET Flynn Execrtrix

N PURSUANCE Of an Order Of The Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYor naticeS hereby to all
ler,e, having claims against William Littletoy late Of the
cit Of Newfor comb dealer deceased, present The sane,
viii the vouchers thereof 10 Edgar $ Van Nink's AZ lS
Alg Of %larcl 1913. MAULTBI j. LfTTLEBOI,
nal \ Administrators OF v lillian Llttabpy.
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cg?s. A FARM FOR SALE, OF about ninety
@ acr< on Staten Island adjoining nav@able water, III
- Richmond County. Inquire al No. Ann street
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The G,lrric, VIII sail from Liverpool III" l$;h Augrs
riding 10 persons who wish send for their friends Ia
,o4be opportunity ofharins hem brought ont IN her o1any
Of the regular line reasonable And those wishing
10 remit money can have drafts forany amount PAYABLE
demand without discount mall the principal towns Of Great
I!tiiaiuapd Land Iu5
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= 60 eASTATEN ISLAND FERRY foot
t->---.5 Of Nlii,elteIl-St.-rha steamboats, At
+ y ISLANDER and SAMSON Wal run
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- NEWLINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
-. ,bip {; ARRlCK Capt. Wrn. Sidy, Will s7ii
posiIiyly As above her c.ola da The ships OF this line
are III bufien aud upwards aud then accommod,
tor, Tor cal second cabin and steerige passengers 1t Is well
known are otts, line ofpafkes Tho wish,
on board or TO ]. w. &T. TAPSCOTT,