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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
NEW sERIEs.-vOL. III. NO.

hasset was an open and unguaEded man,
easily imposed upon, and enthusiastic in
all the impulses. Burr approached him
in the most aTifUl and assiduous manner.
Descending the river in batteax, he Ian.
ded as perfect stranger, merely to see
the far-Iamed Island. Dir Blannerhas.
set hearing that a stranger was on his
lawn, sent a servant TO invite him TO the
house; the willy serpent sent his card
with an apology, but Mr. B. with his usu
al hospitality walked cut and insisted up-
on his remaining day or two. Burr Ve-
ry modestly acquiesced and during that
unfortunate interview infused the poison
ofambition into the unwary mind Of his
visionary host.
Mrs. B. endeevored TO dissuade her
husband from the enterprise, hut finding
his soul enlisted in it, her sense of du-
ty compelled her to acqniesce in his views
which resulted in the ruin of his famI-
ly.
"Years have gone by, and the tale at last,
Is told as a sorrowful scene long past"
The Steamboat passenger looks on the
deserted Island for some vestige Of its
former establishment; but he looks in
vain. The mansion was destroyed by
FIRE; IFS beautiful sppendages are obIit>
Grated, its hospitality, the soul of music,
and the refinement oftaste and intellect,
have all departed. On my last visit to
the scene of many happy hours the only
memento ofmy early associations could
find was "R. w. sO5," carved on the
bark of an old beach tree.
81 felt like one who treads alone,
Some banquet hall deserted;
Whose lights are fed, aad garlands dead,
And all but he departed"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday March \, l943.
afternoon Seaaion

"% 0TCefNOOn SESSION. -.
Mr. Byingtoh's amendment 10 the zap
propriationbiIl was then discussed by
Messrs. Byington, Mcfarland, and Mel.
son. 80 II r..
The amendment was lost---yeas II,
nays 90. .
Several amendments, making smallap'
preparations, were adopted. The bill
was then passed by a voIe.Of yeas 5S,
nays Is. 80; 90
Senate resolution relative 10 the res
moVaI of the seat Of Government Of the
State, was lost, by vote Of yeas 30, nays
SO.
Senate amendmentto to House amend
ment 10 Senate bill 10 incorporate the
town Of Providence, in Lucas county, be
ing bill TO divide the State into con-
gressional districts, was received from
the Senate.
+ Mr. Olds moved to lay the bill and a.
me6dments on Ihe table. Lost-yeas 81
nays 3s.
After numerous motions, and consid-
erable debate, the question was taken on
adhering TO the amendment Of the House
which was csrried-yeas 40, nays22
So the Senate amendment was disa'
greed TO.
The House adjourned. = T.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wednesday March 8, ls43.


Mr. Olds, from committee on Banks and
Currency, reported back Senate bill de.
claratory of The true intent and meaning
Of the 18th section Of the general banks
ing law, as, amended at the present ses-
sion, and also to remedy certain descre.
pencies in the same. G-s r
Mr. Olds explained, thatn the passage
Of BartIeS's amendments, a section Of
the same; declaratofy Of the mesning Of
said thirteenth section, was inadverta1tly
struck out.
The meaning Of the 18th section, as de.
clared blythe amendment, is, that any
bank doing business under the law, may
issue three dollars in paper for every dol.
lar in gold OF silver belonging 20 the
bank. ~ $.
Mr. Bowen opposed the bill -
The question was then aken on order
ing the bill 10 be read third time, and
lost--yeas 90, nays g. 49,
Mr. Henderson, from the committee on
Public Works, reported back. House,biil
10 re. e.oraanize the BbaFd Of Canal Fund
Commissioners, with Senate amend
ments, and recommended that the House
aFree TO the, same. The amendments
we're agreed 70.
Mr McNulty, from the COMMITTEES OF
Public Lands reported back House bill
Ito amend the law providing for the sal'
and valuation OF canal lands belonging Il
ahe State, and recommended its passage
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.

The following letter from tho Secreta. {.
nv of State was transmitted 10 Congress
with the President's late Message On the
subject Of the treaty with Great Britain.
To the Hon. the Speaker, &c. sc.
The Secretary OF State, to. whom has
been referred resolution of the House
Of Representatives of the 22d instant,
requesting that the President Of the Uni
ted States be requested TO communicate
10 that House, if not in his opinion i'm,
proper, whatever correspondence or com
munication may have been received from
the British Government respecting the
Presidents construction ofthe late treaty
concluded at Washington, as ii concerns
an alleged right to visit American YES
sells. has the honor 10 inform the PresiN
dent. that Mr.. Fox, H. B, M. Envoy Ex'
traordinafy and Minister Plenipotentiary,
cam6 to the Department Of State on the
25th Of February INST, and informed the
ESecre tary of State that he had received
| from Lord Aberdeen, H. M. Principal
Secre taryofState for Foreign Affairs, 9
despatch under dale ofthe 18th oEJanu'
ary. which he was directed TO read the
Secretary ofState Of the Unhed States
THE substance ofthGt despatch wa
that there was statement in paragraph
! of the Presidents Message 10 Congfe 81
al :he opening Of the present session o
serious import, because, to personS,unac
quainted With the facts, it wOuIdtend t
/ convey the supposition, not only that tn
Question ofright Of search had been dis
ayowed BY The Plenipntentiary at Wash
ington but that Gteat Britain had mad
concessions on that point.
| Thai the President knew that the righ
OF search never formed the subject g
discussion during the late negotiation, an
that neither was any concession require
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21

MURDERoUs CONSPIRACY TO TAKE 4
CoNvICr SHIP.-The following startling
narrative ia taken from the London Sun
OF the Sd ultimo: "Inteligence has Just
been received of an intended massacre
Of the officers and civilians on board the
Eliza, government transport, which sail
ed from Woolwich a few months since,
with conVicIs for South Australia. 1t ap-
peaIs, as the vessel neared the Line, a
murderous conspiracy existed among some
of the coRVicis, which would have ter.
minated no doubt. in the certain destruc-
tion of those marked down as their VIC
Tins. There were two hundred and
ixty.seven convicts on board, among
whom was a soldier, who had been trans.
ported for IA years for striking a aer
geaut. He privately sent a letter to
the surgeon, informing him Of the inten-
ded outbreak, on the morning of the 4lh
of March; that The design was TO put TO
death all the soldiers, officers, passengers,
and such of the crew as offered the least
resistance, and then to stear for the Bra
lillian coast. The man was prudentIy
conveyed into the cabin, so as not TO ex.
cite suspicion, where he was minutely ex-
amnied by the surgeon and csplain.He
never varied in his statement, and so an
swered all the interrogatories put 10
him as left no doubt on the minds of his
hearers Of the intended horrors. Extra
sentnels were Immediately posted and
at three O'Clock on the eventful morning,
the passengers and crew were summon
ed on deck, when their situation was eX-
planned TO them, and all of them being
we'll armed, were ordered TO defend their
lives to the last.
"The morning, our CORE spondent
writes, was calm and beahous-nOt a.
whisper was heard on the mighty deep,
when suddenly eight bells announced
tne hour when the murderous .onhie
was to take place. The prisoners were
we'll organized and armed with iron bolts
and other weapons stolen from the ship'r
store. The surgeon, with all the gall
lantry of lbe navy, was unwilling TO sac
ii fee the life ofeRe sergeant whose du-
" It was to ops he convicts' gate at
four o'clock-ai breathless anxiety,
when the surgeon unhesitatiRgl} himself
adAauced to the gate, desiring couple
of file of soldiers to advance and shoot tho
first prisoner who dared to pass except
the one he named. They at once per-
ceived their plot was disc overed, retired
to their berths, and threw the bolts and
! offensive weapons out Oftbe ports into
the sea. Had the collision taken Placey
the loss of life would have been dfed-
fnl. The ringleader was young usan
of the name Of Dickehsen, who had been
an apothecary's assistant in ThaVe's Ion,
HoIborn He was a desperate opium
eater. He ieaped overheard immediete-
ly after the discovery, and notwllhstands
ing every sxertiOn to save him, he was
drowned. Every precaution was adopt
ed for the security ofthe convicts, and
they are handed over to the civil power
on arrival"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wednesday Mrch 8, lS43. =.


On motion Of M Mcfarland. the
House took up the Revenue bill.
Several amendments. were made TO the
bin. Mr.. Bytugton opposed its passage.
Mr. Mcfarland replied.
Mr., Humphreys moved to amend the
bill by adding seclion'to tax the-incOme
of lawyers and physicians sum not ex-.
ceeaiug $50 per annunt, and to tax count
" officers Except sherifs,) d per Ct.
on their salaries, when. the same amounts
to 800 per annum, and SO per cent. up
on the excess. -,
The amendment was lostby a tie vote
yeas 80, nays 80. =.
On motion Of Nj. White, Senate bill
to authorize the Directors Of the Cincin-
nati, Wooster. and Columbus Turnpike
Company to make a transfer of stock was
taken up and passed. ~'--.
The House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION. -
Mr.. Baird moved 10 reconsider the
vote BY which the House refused to en-
gross the "Reyenue Bill" !"
Nh. Byiugton moved to lay the mo-
tion on TIN table. :,
Mr.. Byington urged upon the House
the propriety Of laying the motion on the
table uutil to mortow, when there would
be fuller attendance Of members.
Mr.. Mcfarland opposed the motion.
Mr.. Mudgett moved. the previous ques.
ton, which was carried-yeas 80, nays
%. ->
The vote was then reconsidered-yeas
AZ, nays 49, -.
Messrs. Byington and McNuliy spoke
at considerable length against the pass
age Of the bill. -
Mr.McFarland replied
Numerous motions interyened-
The question was finally taken on, or
dering the bill to be engrossed, and car.
lied-yeas 80, nays 16, asifollows. ~
] YEAS-Messrs:, Baird Brish, Bowen
Chambers, Chenowith, Clark, Converse
Counts, Douglass, Fuller, Green, James
Johuson, Kelley, Of Cuyaboga, Killgore
King, Larsh, Meredith, Mudgett, Nc
Fariand, Nelson, Okey, Olds, Pitcher
.Rees, Seward, Spindler, Sleedman
Wakefield, White, Woodbridge and Speak
| er-32. !,
| NAYS-Messrs. Ackley, Atherion
Baldwin, Brown Cahill, Campbell, Fish
I er, Gallagher, Houseman, Martin, 9
Columbiana, Mcconnell, McNulty, Par
dee, Probasco, obinscn; and Ross
| l6.
j Thsbill was then ordered TO be read
third time now, which was subsequent
Ereconsidered and the BID o.dored 10 b
| lead third time tomorrow.
The House adjourned within, q fe'
minutes of-i2o'clock. u
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SENATE.
Wednesday, March s, ls43.

Mr. Bsrtley, from the committee on the
Judiciary, reported back the bill to pre-
serve the Constitutional quorum Of the
General Asse mbly of the State Of Ohio,
with one amendment, striking ont the Sd
section of the bill, and which isin relation
to districting the State. - -,
s Mr. Stanton moved that the bill be in.
definitely postponed. LOst--yeas Is, nays
10. s,-,
So the Senate refused TO indefinitely
postpone the bill. -
Before the question was taken on the
= amendment,
The Senate took arscess.
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Il SENATE,
Thursday. March O.. 1913.
REPoRTs on srANn1NG nnnrNtIrTEEa.

REPORTS OF STANDING CoaIafITTEEs,
Mr. Clark. from the Finance CON.
mittee,to which was recommtled theresa
luton offered BY Mr.. McAnelly, relative
10 receiving into the State Treasury de.
precinted bank paper, taken IN good faith
by The TreasnteTs Of The different coun.
Ties, reported the. same back without re.
cOmmendation.
Mr., Jones moved its indefinite post
ponement. Csrried--yeas 5. hays s..
Reports from select committee. e
Mr.. Mcconnell, from tho committee OF
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21

A man named Henry German, a resi-.
dont oC Chester CO. Pa, died last week
oftbe "Glanders." He was bleedinga
horse afflicted with that disease, when
the poisonous virus entered his system
.throu ghya small wound in his hand. He
suffered very much. \.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-21
OHIO LEGIsL.ATURE E.
SENATE.
Tuesday, March I, 1913
AFTERNooN sEssToN

The Senate resolved itself into com,
mittee ofthe whole-Mr Barnett in the
Chair--and having considered various
bills; reported them back. ...
The question on The resolution TO, send
TO the House of Representatives for the
resolutions relative 10 the removal Of the
State House, was taken up and carried
yeas 20, ,.nayssl4. ~ "a
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SENATE. zt,.,.
"Wednesday March 8, is43.
AFTERNOON SESSION

..... -, AfTERNOONs-SE ta4~
The question being on striking ont the
Sd section ofthe .bhl,io preserve a.consit,
tutiOnal quorum of the General Assem-.
bly,. Z 40, .', y.
Mr. Lahm mOvedto .recompit the bill
to a select committee of one, with fnss
sirHctions to tostrke.eut all alter the first
section. Carried-and Mr. Lahm apPOin
ted said committee.
BILLS READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED. !.
TO amend The act entitled san act in;
stitnting proceedings against corporations
not possessing banking powers and the
vistatorial powers Of Courts, and to pro.
vide for the regulation Of corporations
generally" passed March 7, 1912.
To amend. the act directing The mode
ofprpceedng in Chance ry, passed March
ID, 1888.
To incorporate the HilIsboroughFire
Company. : ~ -. ':- >,
The Senate then took up the bill to
district the State for congressional pur-
poses, together with House sdherenceto
House amendments of the same.
Mr. Lahm moved that the Senate ad-
here to Senate smendments; which was
agreed to-yeas q, nays g..
So the question wHs catried.E
s'Phe Senate then resolved itself into
Ecammit,ee Of the; whole-Mr WoIcott
in the Chair--and reported back varf
Gus bills, ,t.' q
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Ordered to be augrOssed and read a third
time tomorrow.
The House took a1Tecess.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
For The Tribune
ghe 7pome Of the Gtftfo.
,,n. j. w. MERcrE.


-. HON. where the gifted hat rsst--
Wher. the rniad ever wandets "ei lnlr''
AID ,i,,,. NOT bv sorrow care oserPieises'
e,, .osre - ri,. -azle, un,rsmmeied and Tree
,,,,,s xbsrs the rniad's brilliant biish.'
VA, never vet known BY cloud oFs'cA'''
pnr -ere,s uacea,iag IA Joy 'no In ''s''
I-ac.ss..g Will rs7el when ages are past
the rniad on bright Pialo'as IS rsog
~ 10, 1}e,oss ,.zn the pa. II hath Sno"n
,-. 49, :. ,bs sun neitsre. setung nor waning
A. ,ooad Ei., for ever his spead0f' are 'fio"h
r.;,,.bs,. cur Coantry's prood banner Is waving.
o. hs Or ,,e soil ,ts, loved Freedom gave oii'"'
w.. ,,.ves os III, OCEAN are joyfully laSiig
Tbe ,hofe, Of our Country, the dearest oi Ear"
a., os,,. ,har sky Whose imperial sI''snd0r
p.,d. gracefully DER bright lta'is' isf -
nena' .n5 6y.,tse grow gracefully 'laHdS
~ ~. Rbioe onward unceasngl! how'
o...,.., -. oak and the myrtle are waving
.acbe, for ever Ger b.s-e Eagiands SOIL
vbe,e streams. rushing onward, az J'yiaily sI,Ns
,rba. land known alike oppression asa 'o''
,,cy. the dark Shamrock green ioag, Is beading
=. head o,,, the Emerald Isle Of the wave
Where shouts for their coun,iy are e,ef a,cs"o'As
From hearts ps,'iotic, the ssod aad 'ne ''s's
n, yao,, the dim gloriss Of cities departed
Have kposn nouyht ier ages save nias ah' peoa'
Wb.,e deed, Of ,is valiant, The proud no'isheAre'
Have Yauishad alike from Times records away
A. all bese have kn9wn and the gifted have 'hef'''eo
As .:ars in Sliaa's firmameht ever have pea
BE-. Time stiF rolls onward, and ho'In All 70
And the crted soon pass from loved mountain a"d g'en
They psss 10 that rest 10 abide there for ever,
Where visions Of purity fade not away
Where the Mind in It's grandeur and beauty VII "e's'
I, ares anending know augi' OF decay.
= ,yiIl ot,yT, rI-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

pY ORDER of Stephen Chapman Supreme
ID Court Commission notice II hereby gwen that An AZ
or late Of the iown Of Augusta the OF Oneida an
abscond or concealed debtor due proof made 10 the dld
supreme Court pursuant The direction, o
the statute concerning Attachments against abSrond,ng
ccae or nonresident debtors, aud that The same WI b. sold
or the ayInrn Of his debts unless he the SAID Robert Par
ey appear and such attachment according 10 law
within three monks from first publicaJon Of this
and TIA, h- paym.ai Of any debts and the delivery of any
property belonging the said debtor 10 him. or for h''
nd IN. transfer o any property by him for any purpose Wrist
eyer ars forbidden by law aud te void Dated Cockye
IN ts4 town of Lenox in county Madison th- h day
Of December, 1872. TIMOTHY JENklNS.
iIs l,w3m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

pY ORDER OF loscp! Center, Esq. Supreme
ID ourt Commss and Tor the OF Niagara;
notice IS hereby given that attachment has been issued
asrs, tho Henry a. SILL, norel,st d htor.
m that the same i'll be sold for tie o. his debts,
uns he appear and discharge such au.ement according
law within Mae months from the first public Of This
c. aud hst the psyInen, OF any de aad t delivery Of
amy property belonging 10 the said debtor 10 m or Tor his
u,e and the transfer any property by him for purpose
whatever are forbidden By low sud VOID Dated August
N ieIl NICHOLAS < NEWTON.
nj lawgnn Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
Tsrn.-Eor ..an Board Tuition. Sc SIS ne, annnm

y
An ttcr,iew can be had wit the Principal during rs
a.t weeks Apl also Circulars oh'alnea
nv calling on Rev, D. Newell, Editor OF the Christian
FAMILY Magazine s2 Nassau whom reference be
,nale 93-L-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

4 7 4 SUKR0GATE'S COURT held In and for
tts County OF New York. The SuTrogate otace the
CitF 6i New YORK Ihs day farch- the
ysas o Thousand etsht hsnlred and fcftrhre PE-sfaS
Dtvsd b Osfrn. Surrogate. Ia The th- o
Hs.y bQwInkig. deceased o re4ia. aud 6n- h- pe:i-
noa OF Mary Elizabeth Bowinkle. H-iry
baliTJnkle late OF the City OF New York, dsceased
which ppears ta, ;e saI estate OF aid Gec-ase Is III
sEhci 10 his t5ots orderc ali p-rsoIs
ested IN the estate of the saId EenI EutnEe deceased
pear II tfs court The 18th day o AaE n-Ir O'Clock
IN the forenoon 10 show why authority should
gwen 10 said Administering lease sell much
OF NE real estate of sad Henry Buwinki- deceased shall
o- Necessary "a IsaE his debts, DAVID b. OGDEN
n HrNT, AIrorney Ter Administrator aI3 law iwe
FRESH TEAS-l00 half chests fine Young Hy-
Scrs and OooGg Souchony Teas DeihI fer sale by
s22 GRINSELL, MISTURS & CO. 70 souH,sI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

sa FOR SALE in the City OF Newark, n j, -
G hou.r aud q acres land situated m sog3 Sou y, broad @
LIZ street No 72 The House Is p lrei i[on Ia - ~
good isbe t tres Ss arsd the premises EoE far
he particulars apry 10 j., @ on he prsm.e,
nc,N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

vOlfNG LADIES' SCHOOL, No. l37 Greene
s,rcrt--Nr aud Mrs j. B. KlDDER respectfully an
r,onn friends aud the pnbic III on the rs 81 May
.nsu3ny they " III op aboy nutller establishment
tor The eetea education oung Lsde' on plan 10 many
rsrcct. uoycl and original combining due ae2on To health
4 L,.,, .p,yn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

xrA TO LET-To ANAL genteeI family me me
'': up-r rart and front basement ol the neal Two or
u brick house No Il Mulberry the Who'll. nous
would be rented good tenant and If desirable gsh'e
and his W lie woul like To board the premises r o |
has every cont rlence including Croton water AIay m w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

DY ORDER of Hon Henry 5 W'ihrdge, a
ID 1nare Of Tnmrkins' County Courts of the dssrre OF
Couurllo II Law in the Supreme Coart notice hrrrhy
yen ,hst a m attachment; has issued AGAINST the Estate o
Thor, Shcn,r now late Of Grnton, N Sa,d county
nf TomoknS an abcondnc concealed debior on dhe PROOF
made 10 i've ,ad Judge sc pursuant 10 the Iecno"s o g
sconrrrrin. Attachments ahSconiinE cnct1d
or non.idrnf debors and ha The will be sold if the
pagmr, OF h debts un less b. the said fhG'na, she.inin
,,d dt,rh,r, such attachment according 10 law. with
IN thcc rson. from the publication of this noticc' and
IN, RI. p,y1nct of any debts due him. and the delivery OF
ans. roreTty belonging 10 the said debtor him or has
and the transfer Of any property b. him Tor purpose
whatever forbidden by law an are void Dated February
Z, 1913. o,,>,co>s sccur-vrrp ,.L,
Sr,0r,.vS Tor t,flrhiu. Creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
LED y HILL ER,
y liwgm Attorney, ior Attaching lr,iiro

DY OR DER of Hon. Thomas C. Chittenden,
~ First Judse of tho Jefferson County Courts
hereby that attachment !l, issued .gIn,t
{ william 4 Stspat. nHtqel debtor aud tdt ie
viii l fsd Tor tn payment n MS debit. uss he appear
aud discharge such attachment accordIn: 20 lsw within
noGth from the FIRST publcatouO hlS notice; ind at the
and the drinrry 10 hGi for his OF any aac, mthin
tbs stat belonging 10 m aud the ir,,r % such pro-
Irrty by hun forbidden y law and odd ci March
Il 1871 j SiG LIN.
n22 ial, 9ri ALtomry ilr 4 itlchllla ir,iLor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

DY- ORDER of Francis H Ruggies, Judge OF
Dthe County Court, the County Of Chanaulae oi iae
is--ss of rouns-i!o. \, Law 10 the supreme Court
hersby thu. attachment has issued AGAINST
esrt. oi Mason Pratt late OF Shers,ti n satt
E-% a, ,hsconilrg or corcsslei debtor, due proof
| =. tf ,id Jaigr pursusn re directions OF the Sal;
ute concerning A'tachmt9ts aiss; aescon,ns f9rsse
a, hi, d-bts uales> h, the said Mason Pratt, sPPcsF
and ehsre the aeeoydln- TO law "h's ,hEes n'n,h
-, ~ any, d.b,< and the ielivsy Of say property eeienSuS
10 e aid debtor him osos his use and Tie sasei o any
rr-,ty tv HIM for purpose aEe i'toiuGea y
i,~i, and ,rr rn6i Dated April II, iSI3
HENRY KEEP. Attorney for Attaching trr'i'teT-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

NIORISON'S uYGEIAN EEDICINE..S ..S.-No-
vi Ircr." herras A. A Samau9s ofsi Broadway, New
York j, nakns mpiuI-r Ot Nl-N,Ts MTIson y Co.'S
Tor re sale Of shelr MEDICINE tas therefore 70
inform public that NIr San,GnoS not authorised - sell
N0HSQN,S PILLS in New York, aud tnM Nles.n.
tlurson ony scents N Nem.i iork are Ar>sTs fitIil
HALL Of NJ tnnhlu SluaIg from wiiom aiO..e t Med
n,n.s bt had genuine iSsnet)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

DY ORDER of Daniel p. Ingraham, one Of the
- ssocste Judges Of hr Court of auman Pleas and
Tor III. city aud county Of notice hereby gwen
10 the provisions OF the statute anthops'ng attach
sued 1iit the of Aaron Mitchell, resident OF Nan
uck, Massachusetts and that the Will be sold for the
pa oi his debts unless h. appear and discharge such at
achrnt according 10 law within month, from the first
publication OF Iii, notice. aud ta the payment q cbts
due m by residents of ts State, the delivery 10 hun
or io Of any property within TN. STATE belonging
him the transfer OF such property By him forbid
den b., law. Dated tl.. 2it day NoyenLsr
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