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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
: Hreu,n-Tbsre is living upon Staten Isl.

A HERM7.-There IS living upon Staten Isl
and an old man who has devoted himself to the
rgid and solitary Life of the hermit. Hehas con-
structed a rude but IN the middle of forest be-
longing to Alderman Cobra, where he passes both
day and night, refusing to hold communication
with his fellow men, and living wholly upon co.o
water. He vas formerly sailor; and the Only
reason he can give for his curious deiuslon Is;
that he was very wild and wicked IN his youth,
and that God. In order TO punish hum. has now
commanded him TO live upon water for the space
Of forty days. Fourteen Of these days Of Penance
have already passed, yet he persists N adherlng
10 his simple Diet. He is somewhat pale and
emaciated, we are told, but quite vigorous and
active. During the last summer ne took the
same notion into his head but, after eleven days
lasting, found out that his punishment was re-
n1ittcd fo- time. 1t is again laid upon him,
and he thinks he will be able to endure TO the
end y. Y. Evening Post.
Fossil BoyEs.-Mr. s. X. Whipple, Of Ms
sour. has lately opened TO view largo collection
Of the remains of the Fossil Elephant and Masto-
don. taken from salt marsh IN Bertrn County.
No. They arc at present exhibited IN the Mr
scum Building, on Man and Pearl. and are also
for sale. These remains. consisting principally OF
the grinders and lower jaws Of the Nastodon, be-
long to many animals. probably %, and we're
dug out Of a verv limited space. There arc few
tusks of the Elephant and Mas,oGon. and some
grinders OF the Fossil Elephant. One OF The tusks
is very large but not entire. Its diameter IS about
9 inches The curious can now furnish Their
cabinets and mantcl pieces with these evidences
of huge animal. at present unknown upon the
Garth or even in fable. The NastoGon roamcd
over these hills before the Indian, or even the race
Of the mounds His race was extinct many tnou.
sands of years since--so long that geological
changes have taken place, and vc. ms solid bones
have survived to this day. Cincinnati enron.
FRrxcu CrILrY.-Capt. Robson, OF the brig
John r. Gardner. from Balizc, (Honduros, re-
ports that on the 7th of May, when iur, getting
under way, the brig was boarded by a boat from
the French brig of war Eurae, Captain Allegro
The boat was under command of a lieutenant
and c:lne in search Of two dcscrtcrs from the brig.
Captain Robson told the officer that he knew
nothing Of the deserters. but ordered to heavc
TO- Not complying with this order, the lieutenant
ordered his boats crew, fourteen IN all, on board
and to brace the main yard aback Capt Rob
son then told his pilot TO anchor and wen; on shore
10 protest against the licutenant's conduct. Capt
Allegro apologized handsomely, IN presence OF the
British Superintendent, and expressed his hope
that the matter would no: be considered an insult
TO the American flag Com. Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
)N ORDER Of William Lnglls. Assoclate Jrdce

pY ORDER of William Inglls, Associate Judge
ID NesTor Common Pleas notice hereby given puup.
am 10 the provisloS tie authorizing attachment,
against nonresident debtors that attachment has issued
against the estate of Benjamin +; Griffin who is r,ideaof
the State of Georgia and that the viii be sold for the
aynat of his debts unless h., appear and Discharge suShai
.chmeu according 10 law, within nine months from the fr;
publication ot TIN, notice; aud that the ymen any G.bh
due To him BY rr,idcuts OF this STATE belonging 10 him. rd
the transfer OF auy such property by him forbidden By law
ana void Dated the 9Th day Of January, lgtJ
JOHN B. STAPLES
j2S iaw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

A REVEREND ScouNpRrL--E!orace Fleming, a
Methodist Preacher in Branch County, in this
State,was lately arrested on charge OF polygamy,
and on the examination plead guilty, and was COM
mitted, but afterwards made his escape from the
officer who had him in charge. Hc rs 4 Milleri,c,
and last Fall left his wife and family at Utica, Ny
and came West to proclaim The speedy coming OF
Christ. He passed himself of MS Il single man, and
consummated his deception By hcarilessly marry
ing respectable young woman Of Sherwood,
Branch County, while his wife IN utic, was
mourning his absence. He formerly belonged to
the Ohio Conference, and Travelled for several
years on the Penfield, Rochester and Cleveland
Circuits. Detroit Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

NEW.YORK TOEASToN, Pa.--Peo
t Linz bar. y3ge s2;-Lfore ,i Pier No sa,d North
--lz-cepteI) by steamboat to betPort leave
tine foot OF Courtlagd street al O'clock r. NJ, 6 Ne''J
sey Railroad E2abethrown there with The tram
Of fof Soev.Ir coaches rhece ionl - miles amy
Ing At Eastoa ~ O'Clock P VI. For apply A D.
HOTE, Merchants Ho;el, a Court1ndt st.
y. B,-rhs route. Gu account o the short distance by
coacaes, coIRmenis it.ai; n the pablo.
r,,, .llfr : ,-4-tl ltllt STR ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditor

EirSt Judge Of the Jefferson County Courts notice ~
hereby giv4n thar an attachment has Issued against the estate
William r. Stewart as nonresident debtor. and that lie
same viii m sold for the payment his debts unes, he arre,,
ald discharge such attachment according 10 lam within urs
months from the r,t publication OF ;hs notice aud nl,h,
and the delivery TO him for his of property within
,hs STATE belonging him. aud the transfer OF any such m
perry BY h forbidden by law and void D,ed March
H. 1873 J. MULLlN
lWpIn Attorney for Attaching rpditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

DISASTER AND SurFERlNG-Capt. Blanchard OF
Brig Turner, of Portland, reported as having been
lost, on her passage to Madeira, arrived in Boston
on Sunday, in brig Caroline, from Gibraltar. On
the 9Th Of February, in lat 8 As, lon. 80, during
heavy gale, sea broke over the stern and washed
overheard the man at the wheel, which caused the
vessel to broach too and threw her on her beam
ends. The iorcmast and bowsprt went by the
board, and the mannast was cut away, when she
nghted, full Of water. The crew could get cut
but one barrel Of bread, which was all wet and
few pieces Of pork, which, with the fish they
caught, enabled them TO sustain life on the wreck
forty-6vc days, when they were taken off by the
French brig La Furet, from Senegal, and landed
at Gibraltar During the last eight days that they
were on the wreck they had not drop of water.
They had saved none, but they had caught from
the rain enough TO last them about three weeks.
allowing each man pint day. The crew were
all saved, bu, suffered severely from the exposure
and privations to which they were subjected.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

81 PROPERTY In Bridgeport Conn, for
Sale Ie; "A story frame house, with rar
den attached IN which ar cherry and peach trees Sc
CITY OF Bridgeport aud commands a beautiful prospect OF
LonS Island Sound and the Bay mere IS also e cot
tase IN Of The above II sold large part OF the ru
chase money may. rouain on bond and mortgage
Ayply Daniel o. Wheeler, of Bndgpo.t Alex1nder
B!act corner Pit md Houston streets y Y or 70 Mat
,L,.,. Arrns, ,rn.,l No ELS.l .irle y n2I g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

Fd'Saft e Graham, one of the defendants this e,Eg
"i +ce oi residence Ia In $e5en, IN the STATE Gf NC' t
ffoIlt Is required u appear tins BY tfs h gay ~
juGc, l2i3 the bill filed therein viii b. taken coafsi
oy !ini. api !aw2E
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
DY ORDER Of Daniel p. ngraham. one OF f6s

DY ORDER Of Daniel ?. Ingraham, one Of The
ID Associate judges OF he Court Of Common Pleas and
for the CITY and ccuaty OF Nswfork notice Is HEREBY gwen
nsnt> a7;ns, nonresident debtors. that attachment ha Is
sued against the Of Aaron Mitchell ,eS'den Of Mn
tck Massachusetts,, and that the wlll he sold he
p,yneat Of his debts uuess he appear and discharge Ch
;achment according to law within months trm the 6y
publication Of this notice. and that the pyn'ent OF any dts
a 20 m by residents Of tins Sf1c and the delivery 10 hin
or Tor his use OF any property within s STATE belonging 70
h;n and the transfer any such property by h tort
den by law and void. Datad The 2th da$ OF Noxsnh
1892. BCR XIX Y BE- NEplCl
lyl law9m Attorneys for Artachiag Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

r. CiIANCERY, Eighth Circur--'rhe Bank
Commissioners Of the Stae of N...York vs. the Bank
Bo'iaioNocr ersby given pursulr, order Of he
o" oi ChancsFy dated thr 2ls dag Of February 1873 thl!
the suscrhef has bS-u duly appointed Receiver Of IA. poT
y tod ELECT Of The sai Bank OF Bnfao thar by sid ortr
Is referred 10 o the Masters Of this Coud dEe IN ihe
count % all the demands of any description the sad
Bank OF Buffalo; and enable the sad Master ttL and
rho tlt4te all te creditors OF thu said Bank OF Buffalo are
'7ui. 70 eNnb er accounts, claims ami demands asnas
the sd Bank Of Euitao 10 James Croker Esquire NE Ma
r hayn$ sud reference in cha- his ohc the city 81
onlio by hc 18Th day Of September next, and become pS
70 This st and daiault thereof hay viii be pIeclndst
from oil benefit Of rs decree which shall be made this 'o,
id from distribution which shall made nder sEeh d
crrc. Buffalo, March the 9Th 1913
lRA a. BLOSSOM Receiver OF the Bank Of Buffalo.
IAME, CRocEER. Master in Chanc,ry mhl4 dtsD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
2 lawCn y. q. GH.LETT,

CORPORATION NOTTCE-publi notice is
- hrcbG ,yeo that sale Of property or uapaid ase';
the cry OF NrwYork on tie twelfth day Of June next al
o'clock noon and b. continued from day to day upnl e
wio" OF 'ali property shall BE- sold and ts the detailed
'cmen oi Le and property 10 be sold sru'-
isied IN the New-for Commercial Advertiser, newspaper
printed and publ! ~ tie city OF Newly York.
JOHN EVEN. Street Commissioned,
.treet commissioner OlLcp Mnrrn q l2l2 nhl1 awl5Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

sfsS FARM FOR SALt,-Chcap for Cash
49, Ceu,inRs III acres. the Of summit, County
good schools aud chuIc, oc0 uneera high state
of cuy.oH the balance in heavy timber. No better farm
in the County srail grazing bt well wsterel AID
easy worked Dwelling and outbnilding suitable To The
place O4ly about SaC0 cash wanted-he balance
The above would .e exchanged .of small Farm
nearthe CITY OF rwIaE house lnd lot in tie Cit; For
particulars inapirss II RALPH SWEET, No. 81 DomlncS
s.. or ". Il. SWEET. 2ll Canal y. y. \. m23 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

N CHANCERl-Before Vice Chancellor-
f!ip kragnr aud Frederick De Peyser Executors 2e "
DapI. r. DGieEan, tbaf, VI Graham hnstian s. Dei'9H
tnd t%ward T. liGiam.B for foreclosure Of morgagy.
oven q tone II Pine street NewYo.k, complainant so
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
I,HEC CATM0LIC HALF 0EPMAE !lsYLLM.

I'VE CATHOLIC HALE oEPiLA< 49,. LUM,
l. in Elev rnt hss u-9d SHERM.y> olESGE, for
the la, Two yras VII -Fe benefit Whenever Tie chiIArn
have coughs few oi Sh2rmaGs tou.h Loyags ,h.m
~ itte Tune Il souGs one does OF Sheunss $
-ozs-eS ussi Lat with r'r g,c,t results. They
proof OF their great I'D .s.utl.y igrut,.
The Rev. Mt : of Hsrir:n. his known Shr--
mans feve md t-Ge L.se- ot lrug 5;ar,Er
aud here o.e! means it!ied "a re- IL has nIy
who have used Sherman Lol,-e Tor
Sc an,iHrvsr kcsJy any ''l +: iu ,o 20 3ucir -oet
Dr.. HAttLES J. CARY OF Macon, ticor5 .,ae ot ;-
ouly tie glcls.rtf bl b-~f medicine be- ever knew tls
used Icat=i Loy-I-s utr v others bur rOtc rlst
could comreIr wi; Si-1usis D. 5 the ouIy kuI and
scientific ccmpouGdrr 0 medicine Gis lotn Arn-riel
Such Is ssHe,ii known. lla. ccr.to-r, he io have
t.mqtcd 'p folio" in lis aost-g ben able
iad many wisg ihfir limitations while the --uur-
Shesmans Lozei' have been sold IL quantities
almost ,rr. i-4t 5i tl,, W9Id
LEONARD ROGERS Esq old Rev olu,ionlry Iero
vio has fought ms cuatr 0aji!e uars,ln yeas
oi, ,tys s=LmfHs C-ur Lozar-s sssa his life wlior his
physician aad irm g~vr hm Tpt3 d!e. liz De-
Hon. EDMUND J. PORTER has used sherrnan's T.o-
zcnrS i M amy Tor "ofms, coughs &c ,c They always
cured IN : >horf
Sc You ~ III ;~naiae SHERMAN,s LoZENGEs.-
Warehouse. lG5 Nassau street
i-euts-tle ~ and Broadway; 2g7 Hudson s-re: lss
BoMeg; = Last BfoadraT; 10 Astor House; G5 William ST.
le9 FuDn set. BrooSlyn; james Hms,on. Williamsburg
etan'NlI Hall, AlbanJ; aad Ledger Buildings, Phlzle
;lli. an I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

s-rST -ET'ENTNG LINE-For Albany and
TqS digee. isoEn Il! h sfsaMSGs; hs- .s,t2 f29s
st-e1n-.-- EstPIR:. 2p, p Roe: =ares THIS (FE
ds<l AFTERNOON F.. z Nay 25,i 4. o;soe.
F"T nass.g- apply th= Oce, foot Of Barciay<ifce
z-. G s, Fright Ba=sre Bank Bills srecie
q any other @Hf q ro- eEea slPid Q. pri 'f % oolL'
Frsi-h', B-s-ace, &c- TIE N.Y.
4.-I FOR NEWBTF} GfI-LaTciirg c;
= { .iycelis Wes Poai, Cold Spring, Corn
= I'd t!;3! Z g sL,y d32dis: ga, cb,s H,,-,d
xiii leave zeseet pier ever lresdag and F't;y aitt
4. Be- Ps or Psrceis Bank Bill OF Specie put
OF board ms BOZ: without being entered the boo& or r
ceit= for, b. u lie risk Of the o os-s iro al
z=:-y5 -Ni.}H AllH ANcEllENT. HuD
5.e--.S..s sew sDd elegant seaT59a: y y!
LTNBTa Capt. Tbomzs Ns'sssry viii leayc Hud-on ioT
cIok P " On he arrival 81 tn Hudson aad Berkshire Rail-
road Cars and toscH inte slIa.e landings ite7Fns
.o me m q; s,Te ana arrive IN Hudson ti rs1
raoflr- IA rnr axe The Railroed csrz for Bos;2a
cf ?Sr5 co 'l2s Ss,; 72sd Y6St q sYD3 RED
co. foot OF ihsT street No, .i5I:r oE 1 oD eG15 % Al
~-1, FOR HUDSON and lntermccd9I!ls:te
- r Capt. ws H. NiFLLE1, Win !ezre the
:2' ~ I'd, @ 4 3 " c5aaeotn Al Hudson tl
the Hudson and Be-,shre Iaozd e :er qf which z7ve
ris1 r. Ta9rss, and Sugag lt o'clock p " or on t-
sral Of IT, cars: touching boh 'fags 2, ne intermediate
iaadns' FOR !sIi sToRF 5 S4EFaE$soS Si %
This boat has t put IN cornrse order, WITH an e!ddoua
a1L e >t1te TT Roos and % M ,ir M "oTa a , ,a1, % 40
coEnioTtacst boat = any l l'e ei''e i'' "''' 'o az
Ths boat IS nov. rcady receive freight and viii aye
t1day IN Am. a. sl"
Ey1, NEWARK AND NEW-YORK-
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''sly t'i"7 'tn .l " ~ ~; @ ~ = III
,liS of 'e=S"H i'''S' 'V''i INT ." au ~ 49,
further Hailce
Leave NrS-i or from te iGot 9l barciiY 81 di ocoC
P. VI
e:ve Newark from e foot OF Centre stree, AZ Z: ocincS
4. VI.
-" Freight carried II verv low rates. sr10 #
r5=,yJT,-T- - % - ! T\--- IsFi5
y -, 80 ,r,, 49, - ~. ~
: J" y, ltJ't 1aneirs AZ .aii"e eI! Gf1 ~ ~
oL;f 4ga : ola eI,TiHf- ~ 'sefteo'' itISil
s,,Il - Nm .' 4, O'clock
\; =! ~. m ~ 49, -. @i,;. a;
VI hei3l9's, !" " ia'r y Df y y e. e rigff
a. VI. sn1i vs.! : i.l a. :. " " " -
'isai " = -, 49,, - n n ;.,;. b,,l hIs 7- xrecis
pi-S~I il Ilei' ~ i - l. - ~ - , ,Eef az -.
m 3a SI5d, mus % - " h is3s ;osj ~ M f
- IL- W Ial.-- y. - ''1s " 49, " ' -
.s.--,7 DINING P0AT For PEEK
II @.guI y,,f,,,,I C-,ss..,p,i,,, cinr. .Sinr
-. Ni'sI-'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

DY ORDER Of Joseph Center. Esq. Supreme
ID court Commissioner in and for the county of Ma.
notcs Is, hereby svsa that an aI'achmen, has been ae
and ,hst the same will be sold for the payment OF his &
naess he appear ard dischase saeh attachment according %
% ,sd ,hat the ravment of anv debts and the ,eyST
any property belonging 70 the sid debtor him. or form,
n. and the transfer Of any property by hm or any russ
whatever are forbidden by law ard void Dated Augr,.
ia l.Il NICHOLS X NEWTON
~ I,,,on Atromeys for Attaching C?eI,o-,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
II HlfLGs q :: : lGAD# if.i;i tcK. Trustees.
JARED x BABc OCk, sy
'f,,a \ 1rii p IHII law19 mo

- Rs,i AT 70 an order ci George Miller, Sur
rr 20 Il persons WHO have ci4irn. essi,r Samuel Wilel
~ Of tr town Of Brooklnyen, said county deceased 10
,as onasn m sn@ co, Mn IN '3geT, to TN S f hE
suffolk county executor, Of the sid deceased before
the 2Oth day OF july next ted te oh day of jannry G]
PLtTT WILLETS, r.,,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

"a FOR SALE in the City Of Newark. \. J.
, Hous@ aud ,. acres Of Land situated in souih,BTaa
-3->ireer No 2 wl'ha fifteen minutes walk o. the hti
road Depot The House . feet front and Sc iee wiih fEe
PIAZZA the rear and well fHed throughout so good
abe fuit trees Sc attached Tie premises For farther
particulars apply 70 |. NICHOLS, conner Of William and
Wa,ainston-streets. OF Wi. PAUL on the premises
M a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

sEao.T =ADA}IS Y CO : EI- r...a-=,
.j----=s1t- P2s.ss 70 PITTSBuRG, "a. ~. fss.;
CES=5--i:.s-[. rough in four DAYS from '.-,'tSf
Iork -x-L--
The sutssriass Ie.iestfuly inform the public 'lsf they
have completed an exclusive contrac with the Propne-
Of tiis well-Suown Pioneer and Exl1es Line u
an3. Tor c DHly Transportation Gt lRoN CHF-rs u
iittslu5p, aside h.ir locks and keys.
TIE encouragement. o tns Go. such as 70 in5nra
EE,Tra IL the for' rdu. aEd delivery OF ye'na-
b gecks-- All Parcels description. tag has been
hctne Offered 70 e Public The PeEerr and typreSS Lro"
hsiI- ysisct order lu nnneg through 10 Pu-bn.. IN
tIlt,e and H. dss, t.om rhi!adrirlia
Merchants will find IT tiriT Interest TO make ooL-
E1toN, .h a urdium OF Adams Cos f-yrfrss. II
IS s CHsNPf ard EyPEpirIoy method, and The
Stte't aeupon N be sir.i coiecrng paying notes,
drafts bills sc. K.
Good. received before fas, one O'Clock are forwarded
the ';mf day Small packages received antii haEpast o..
3d3as & rn Tie only Paekase E1press car: 70 Pal
A-entiu Philadelrh,e r $ 5 taloTd
Filtsbur- Il. 6. Bcr:oTd. m22
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
DN 0RnER of the Hon. Frederlck A TaIImadse

DY ORDER of the Hon. Frederick \. TalImadse
ID Recorder OF the city Of Newl ork notice Is hereby az
en- pursuant ~ the provisions OF the statute aa'horSmEH
sE6r lt an attachment has issued aganst the estate Of
Watson and f. Watson, trading under the hrm ~ r. &E
N,rSoc residents the State of Connecticut and that
,,mr viii b. sold Tor the payment ot their debts unes y
alar aud discharge such attachment accordnS To law with
IN ,n month, from the fr>t publication OF tins notice ,r
that tho payment any debts due them by cSiteut of tbs
state and the delivery them for their use Of any plS
ty within ;hi, State belonging th-m and the transfer II
any such property b them forbidden by law and ~.
void Dated III. 30th DAY OF November, 1912
WEED x HlLLYER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IIIY
..s Pa OPERTY-A desirable country residence ~ the
rown OF Fasches'er yvess-s,er cpunty, nils from
Vim Bridge on the road lending White Plains consisting
OF >; acrrs OF ,nd With two story dwea- finished IN
den style, Withholding DOORS and pantTes beween marble
rnaureI, g~lto Sc with suitable cuhudin-s attached, all
new and In GOOD repair I4lurrof 81 ST tiILL Err, I5
(;r.enyvich-,.rect or OF ABIJAH G. MORGAN, oa the
1-..,,;.-s ml- 2vA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

MORE LrT1GArloN.--It will be recollected that
between two and three years ago there was much
talk about the probable succession of Mrs. Gen.
Gaines TO large estates in Louisiana. The claim
of this lady was founded upon her descent from
Daniel Clark, of the City of New-Orleans. who
claimed under the late Marquis de Mason Rouge
"a donee Of some Of the property in question
under the Spanish Government
While the suit Of Mrs. Games was pending,
an action was Instituted by Margaret Mason
Rouge a daughter and hcress Of the late Mar
quis de Maison Rouge, FOR large portion OF the
estates sued for by Mrs. Gaines. This suit has
lately come up before the District Court of Lou
isiana at Monroe, and "a preliminary decision has
been had thereon, viz. that the plaintiff Margaret
Maison Rouge is legitimate heir Of the Marquis
dc Mason Rouge; the title of this plaintiff to
the estate remaining yet to be decided
fNatchez Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

CORPORATION N0TICE-Public notice Is
- hezg cYea ,ai sale property io- unpaid ase-ss.
f:ts v tzE- pacs public zucciol y Hail n,
M city OF NeT- OK = twe day OF Jun. pe,f a. 10
ococS no375 ant o. cantIeEl from t.y 20 day until H.
w5os OF s prelrtE shall te sod ani that tie d-t.ilai
s,aerreat of g- and fForcy - t sold i NH
!.'hs-i IA TIE =sf Commercial Aref,sef new
PfllIe' AID iuots,,-t y ~. ct.r OF N-.g-Y York
JOIN EVEN, Street Commissioner
stt@e Commissioners Ohc March g. lsas mhIT lsryIay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

HULL'S TRU>sIsS.-Nonce to RuptuTed PEI
SoEs.?ssous afctr y.h ruTures NAY eIy uFoa ths
et lsirauelts d The world Affords on application al TN
e7Iee Noi sScrt, either 0: tie agents tie Tr-
cllSi tns IN m. stec >ctgs- E. careful examine ,he
Iac 2a o. is r1Ss-S. I-y endorsed bg d.
s-1!i ~ None genuine t- relied uIoE
ca2a, 'Vitioui h. s:sl.a:ure.
aIE Tt's Ssve en+salsr - vrd innitafcas OF Hulis
et'=ostri ENNS and thousands imposed upon
4a-ReS Ines iuits2as eSco K tced upon. ii=y aTs
ary Ia.s4,>.
Reggas i,a's sE te up No. vesay street, exclusively
lot 1ie at ~ azte entrance from ;ne business der4rt
Hsg ~,efe iztai- s attendance TO ,saitun Il
otalt ts..tlltS-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
THE TRIBUNE.
fpefe1re5 AIticles.]

I.popr,sr SUrr-Jcrerniah Van Rensselaer,
bgs brought suit in Equity, before Judges Thomp-
son and Bets, OF the United States Circuit 1ouf'
against the Executors and Devizees OF John W ats
deceased, to recover possession OF the properly
consisting of about Is 900 acres OF land, fofFner-
IL known as q Claverack Manor, IN THIS county
The claim is founded on the following facts;
In the year 1852, John Van Rensselaer,, tne
elder. lord OF The lower manor q Rensselaerwlck,
(psuaIlv termed ClaYcrack Manor IN Columbia
COUNTY. devised the manor, IN trust Tor his grand
son. John I. Van Rensselaer,, who was to have
the -ents during his life and then 1t was to be
en,ailed. forever on his male heirs. Soon alter
the making Of the will, an act passed, aooshng
the principle Of entai, and declaring that persons
SO holding should be considered as possessing
fee simple. In 1894 John l. sold the manor :or
$4,000, and it has since remained IN possession
of the parties purchasing, or their assigns. No
covenant as to the guarantee to the title aP-
pears to have been given. Much Of the property
has since passed into other hands. John l. died IN
1927; and the present action was brought by ms
eldest surviving son. who now resides IN another
State, and claims possession Of the property On
the ground that John |. had no night to sci! 1t,
not poss, ssing right OF fee simple under the act,
but merely life interest and that the entail could
not have effect till after his death.
IF this suit should be determined IN favor Of
the plaintiff it will invaidate the titles to como
OF the finest farms in the State, and doubtless
cause much litigation. Hudson Repub.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
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