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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25
GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERAOICATING

FOR CoMPLETsLy AND PERMANENTLY
supE hsFItHAJsS HAIR.
THE universa popularity ofhs Justly celebrated Chemca
H,t rc" the so down lem uPpsf aud arm. the
G, S h. nseas s l9 boz !" IL b ev
only at the old aud otsiusi Wafer ST. from
ALSO pf Be GSs Beware o's'e'"'
EAU DE BEAUTE.
70, ting T %
'Ssss ss'v LIQUID superb article and
S:sf III il: s s
from %% poss. ss%sy
81
,sd Iay; uii Wade druss; aa%cn
s.insr NsI.ss; Wen; ,S ha%ssy. MTf,'d c0Ss
d1s;.er ss.insSsd; d;;sss Co. WoIs;;.,s Burt Burt L%is
It .nss Ss
SDs Dr. ssssSGt R p
bhS"' GS y &ss%sss a
s%ee &C. @ =. for agent
ss and % ms r.%.ss snS
mica for completely endeatug ,uPerfuous hair
S s h ss % aud %s
e ppb from S6 ns hf p oa sS and n
thar every DO tie Of Poudre Subtle square, Felx
rss y dc e s.' 1 sS 3D. %
ions French aud English, accompany ach bottle
Remember the only Office ~ " for the above celebrated
Cosmetic, is 81 Walker street. door from Broadway.
is lmr
CITY HOTEL, NEW yORK-The sub ,eT6,T "a, again
~ above house, winch etted and furnish
ed in superior e and will be opened the st of February
next. the whole and Interior have been painted
throuqhou The ladies' materially improved
* % so
ed into several suits Of rooms FIR families and spacious la
Dies dining The public dining greatly moro
ved by dome design. TO light aud venon and
have been renewed aud the Cr9on int oduced
every flo OF the establishment The house will be amp
provided with the business i'll be conducted
he most lib, raj manner aud the subcrber aud Mr.. Wiz
lard who will be hun, respectfully solicit the
CHESTER JRNINGs.
New York, jan 1919 j,9iwrc
REAUTlE u IEr THAN SWEET BkEaI b.-Ihe
Whole world cannot produce better atom for clean
ing ne te,h keepg them fro aching aud decay hrisn tie
Paste. he only perfect delicious dtncs ever offered
20 me uohc: IL used and uded by the first lam
YES IN america and has recently b, oduced the tam
I'VE o. >, me nobility in England and tfanc- Dr. Castle
The Hon D. b. Beardsiey, ON. Winchester of the New
World, aud nearly every physician and dentist this ity
and rcom'nn ds shermans Oris Tooth the
all preparations for the teeth Dr. Stermap waehouse Is Al
LOG Nassau Agents, ITO, 273 aud 49, Boadway lss
Bower,; 22 Hudson street ~ East Broadway: Sc William
street; Asor House 59 Fulton street Brool w. star
Providence, Ledger Buildings, nsd, pha; and la Nam
street. CINCINNATI ivI9r
T'O THE LOVERS or sUPERiOK DLALk- TEA
Il Howquas MxtuTe-Ihn emey d~ic.u and nm, rat
eled Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe ust i'm
ported 10 for sale the Canton Tea Compasy
Tea Establishment, 2l ChaIhamst New York-in Chinese
packages Pnce 30 cents and w. JIG imsr
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Correspondence Of the Herald
ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1913

ALBANY, Jan q, lsiS.
Death Of Doctor John Studder, The Ocullst, SC
The decease Of this celebrated man has passed
without word OF comment from the press. He ex-
pred at the Aims House in this city OF his his
tory or hs talents, his eccentric character and per-
verted and ruined intellect will not speak; they
are too well known to bear repetition now. His
death in abjectness, desttuton and poverty, teaches
a great lesson TO us all Possessed OF mind OF
great powers original in its conceptions, quick as
lightning in its perceptions, and able by its
single and unsssisted Efforts to grasp any science
ard grappe giant-ke with any theory, the dawn OF
his earthly career broke in uncouded brIlance,
and for time the sun ot prosperity shone IN
day splendor upon his pathway along the highway
Of life He fell from his high estate and never rose
again The evil spirit (rum) took hold OF his great
spirit, which not even ITS giant strength enabled
him. hard and often as he struggled to shake oil.
ruined, broken in strength OF mind aud body, but
shadow OF his former self, he went to the Aims
House to lie down and die Death came suddenly,
but not Unexpectedly, upon him. He knew that nus
hour was al hand, and calling the attcudans, and
such friends as were with him az the tryng mo-
men about his bed side, h. told them that ne tor
gave every man on earth he had offended them or
done them an iniury and adronished them with
fervor and eloquence such they Tad never before
listened to- to beware of the rOcN on whicp be had
split Then tnrnipg his iac 20 ihe wall, he addressed
himself no hi, M ikrr in prayer and supplication.
clothing hi thopshts ~ such language as never
before heard fall from the hps OF mortal man. He
The scene was morally sublime and awful The
prayer ceased--hls lips no longer moyed-he sank
down in the bed-hls head dropped one sde-he
was dead! EPrrAPH
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The undersigned amember Of the special committee on
contracting for the cleaning OF the streets, does hereby
solemnly protest against the action OF the majority OF he
said committee in giving out the contract for cleaning The
streets of the city OF New York. to John Brtton Tho-a
Carnley and Edward rownsnd az the sum OF sXtyiouf
thousand five hundred dollars per for the term Of I'VE
years for the that Barty smith, OF this city aid
written and sealed proposal before the said committee 10
into the same contract and perform the duues m
Ell hv s terms and conditions Tor the sum OF twenyiJ
thousand hundred and thirty AVE dollars per year e
the term OF years. and was the lowest bidder VINO iso
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BY these documents will be that the Herald has
decidedly the best for advertising Yet we would not
ask any person select either paper contrary to their
own views and feelings The paper maker for the Sun
is avery respectable and very honorable man-snd CAPT
tai paper manufacturer So also paper makers,
Messrs Persse and Brooks with whom have dealt to
the extent of nearly $3.50 in paper Advertisers will
remember these facts
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Sun OFFICE, N. Y, !
Aug. %, 1912.
Mr.. H. v. Blu Tier -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fire hundred
reams of paper per week, tor
six months from the 18th OF
October, 1912, to be OF this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
M. Y BEACH.
/ accept the above order.
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. v. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, ls42.
Witness, NJ. s. BEACH,
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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Ibee leave to rive notice to the AMERICAN PEOPLE,
of all classes and conditions that am making prepare
tons to repubsh in the cheapest STYLE and in the week
y quarto of newspapers, diversified end valuable
selection from the RELIGIOUS LITERATURE Of Chris
tianity, produced by the of genius belonging to
every sect during the last two hundred years
The reason for attempting such project plain Ma
terialism pdely and immortality of all kinds, have Of
late been ndusrcuSy circulated throughout the country
under such imposing Names and to great an extent
that something be done to revive the ancient spi
rt of Religion AMI Morals Lecturers of all knds-so-
phss every subjecthe worst and wckedest litera'
tureof France and England reproduced in the cheapest
FORMS have demorazed the age-and upset all the esa-
bshed land marks Of morality and religion throughout
the layld.
ills therefore necessary that something should be done
But who is to do it
If none other will, SHALL propose to rapublsh IN
the cheapest FORM in quick succession selection from
he works of the best and purest RELIGIOUS Au
THORs, be they Presbyterian Epscopalian, Catholic
Methodist Baptist any other denomination Ihese Sc
lections will not be religious conroversy-but such a.
treat on practical pietyon good worksand on the &c
neral principles of Christianity without the bad spirit Of
sectarlanism.
To carry this project we'll possess large printing
establishment and the HERALD, daily newspaper, OF
thirty thousand circulation sidered the principal
advertising organ in the country, capable Of giving
throughout the Union intelligence of these works as
they appear. This Printing Establishment comprises 10
presses so printers pounds OF type and consump
ton Of about 800 paper of all kinds per week.
We have every in power to carry this pro-
ject into operation-apd believe that the American
public ready aid and assist any man, who will throw
himself into the BREACH and endeavor to revive the an
cent piey virtue and principles of our forefathers in
opposition to modern sceptcism and immortality, which
stealing steathy the present generation, under
the masks of geology mesmerism fourierism, finance
neurology characterization human perectablity and
the whole train of modern philosophy and light literature
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
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DQGs-DgGs-D0Gs

GO DOGS-D DGs-DOGS
N'M T. 20 a. III. II lur, S.1uiel D0gE Of The
--lO- Ia tharl.' hrr.d as. 0nea Blelhirn For far-
Quirc so. Ferry sect to.n-rcf q arL Like
we rs0- qvautt oi ezra bds ot the long bf ID u be
sofa very cheap, enquire AZ ab We l4 u c
EOk SALt-A lot OF State Bonds nsic value, will
BE- exchanged for goods Address Y e., at this ONCE,
jy2. Nsr
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To Business Advertisers.
Advertisers and men of business, who want to make
the selection Of vehicle for their notices in the ap
preaching spring business particularly called to the
following authentic documents relative to the circulation
of the two leading papers in the city -
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AGE NTs.

The following Is list of the agents for the Herald
are found for sale regularly -
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NEW YORK, ALBANY, TROY AND MONTREAL
Mss:n Hayndsn Go, having disposed of their route
ben, the old conductors Of Harnden s Cos Northern
EXPRESS, from New York, will continue run a,
sonnss! Trey Eith JaeOs Monfs EITs;s and wl for
&c, TO any place between NV York and Montreal and
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo IT'S
All business entrusted to their charge Will be promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of dr accepances, Sc. and prompt made for
the same. 80
PULLEN CORP.
Ofhees-Pnllen Copp, ~ Wall street, New York.
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
q. FIlkins, 228 River street, Troy
8. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul st, Montreal.
REFE RENCES.
NEw YORK. ALBANv. TKoY.
Prime, Ward King, y. j. Humphrey, yno. Payne,
Jacob Little, X Co.. Thos. Cough. 7. Wells,
John T. Smith, & Co.. g X. Stow,
Pepoon Hoffman, G. 8. Dougla
Carpenter & Vermilye, +. Leake
Houshton * Co.
Drew, Robinson & Co. ma
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No H.-GfoRGE WETsELI aud PHILIP PIErcH, S79 900
Oliver Cobb, William Willis, Thomas f. Peers ant
Abraham Petch offered sureties but given.
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No. 1S.-JARWs b. Gurus 100 OOO
Smith Dunning, Charles Wyckof, and +. S. Marvin Of
fered as sureties, with their assent in writing.
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| TO THE LOVERS ut sCPEhiOH DLALk- TIA
Howquas MixtueThs extremely delicious and un,aral
eed Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe Just i'm
ported, 10 for sale the Canton Tea Compssys General
Tea Establishment, 2i Chatham 81. New York-n Chimes,
] packages. frce 30 cents and VI. Jl2 fmsr
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No. l6-T w p. WALLACE, for years at S74 $50
Tor years at s7sOa 9O for ears, at S7962l 50 Tor
years at ssh, bl7 % for yea- at SS3,43.
johnson Lowden offered suretes with their assent
in writing.
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No. H-JEFrERsoN BERHIAN, ALEXANDER LAWRENCE,
FORSYTH LABAGH and SyLvANUs WARD, at 900 for
years. at SI3 500 for years; S74,5l0 for years.
Alexander Maserton Robert smith, Isaac Labagh, John
Van Nostrand, Joseph Tucker, stephen Wrsy, John
Hardness and Thomas Crane, offered surees, with
their assent in wiring
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No. Is -RoBERT PETuGREw $4,000.
Thomas Cumming and Daniel F. Tieman offered as
sureties, hut no assent given.
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Albany.

Correspondence OF the Heraldl
ALBANY, Jan 90, 1913.
Pofaf'e@ Mopements-Q ma'7eis in the Party Cros-
weR md Pan Dyck diride- CroacM Triumyhs-
inorllLnl ,Ninfc of Ihinna
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

Wv Sperm OIL clear and n'pd as spring water, war
ranted 10 burn all night without smoking or crus!ing o
money refnded) eny ce,:ts gallon For
sale by J. ~ LUCKEY, rs Front street, old Slip.
where families and III others in be supplied H.
Quantities 70 suit the above very low wholesale price,.
OH sent to any part oi the city free of expense.
Coed 2 gallon Cans shillings; 5galion shilings
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
m CHANcERy.-Befors the Chapcel-

4 iorin the mater OF The Hope Insurance Company
In pursuance order this Court made II u above
entitled VIII be sold at Public Auction by Halliday
Jenkins 1ct;oneer. Merchants Exchange, n the
City OF NewYcrk The aoh day o February ne1t al IL
O'Clock, noon, that ds;-
All The right, tile and Interest OF the Trusees OF said
Company 10 the certificate OF award c the Commissioned
appointed under TIE OF Congress- passed the ah day o
jun 1885, entitled An carry sto effect tie Con-
vrpon belsee the United States and Spain,H coacluted
* Madrid The l7th OF February, ls4-by which said
certificate awarded the Trustees OF the Hope lnsu
company-ciaiaan,s entitled 10 Indemnity ander aId
Convention the OF tweayorc thousand oac hundred
and sixty rine dollars and liEety rents 1871 65 30
And notice tre given. IN pursuance OF lie order OF
The Sid Por after making such sale the said Trrs-
.ii proceed to distribution OF The proceeds OF
such sale together with The already IN their haads.
arong OF the Slockeld ldars were hoders OF the
rck OF he said Hope Insurance Company AT te tine OF
the mixing OF the last dividend On The sid stock and -
Csc any OF those who that time stochho ders ii
said Insurance Compa have since sold or parted with
Htr rIer-s; il said stock ignorance CT their rights az
stockholders The value said ,.ock under the above
aen,!oued treaty or convention and the award OF said
Commissioned. that they their legal representatives
MAJ apply this Court Tor order directing said Trus-
y pay such stockholders theiI hers or e.
gal representatives er Peopotona.e Parl ci said a. AID
or the proceeds thereof
Terms cash oa lhe tay Of sale q when the transfer is
made. JOHN r TRACY, Solicitor,
;9n Syn+ Is Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
.y ORDER Of Willis Inglis, ESQ. or

OF the Associate Judges OF the Court OF Commas
Pleas OF ;he City and County OF NswlorS Notice here
by given pursuant the provisions OF the satute aehc
,S stscu,enis against non--esdcp; debtors that ar a:ach
men, las issued against the estate Of Jena;hal Gong
res3ent of the Ssae Ohio, and that the viii be ia
TOR the payenr c debts unless he appear and discar
s;ch attachment according l1w within nine on,hs from
tie r.t publication of this notice. and that The paymer, Of
any debts cue to hu by residents OF this state, and he e.
STATE belonging TO him and the transfer OF any such proper
~ by him are forbidden by law, and void Dated he
third day OF January, lSil. c. NASLE,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
y,rr 1rnp,- arf l.,Ys>
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
ny ORDER of Elisha Ward, Z so. JUDGE

of The Chauiauque County Courts ofl1 6egreee ef
Ccunseor k sc,icc HEREBY given, pursuant Nhe pro-
vision OF the Statute aulorizEs Attachments a.t, ros
rsd.ni debtors that attachment has issued an ,he
state OF William Cuber,son and orrin Hook resise,
drb,o.s residing the State of Pennsylvania, ard thst TIE
nnear and discharge such attachment, according to law
libin nine ren,s from the FIRST publication this notice.
and that the payment OF any debt and the delivery Of any
o,r,c belonging TO such debtors, either OF Item o-
heir us or the transfer any property by them either
OF them. any purpose hatsyeF are t2 ossden by law,
@-'1 n. STROPE, Attorney fer Attaching Creditors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

R4 ORDER of the Hon. Frederick A.
~ Tailmadgr Recorder Of the City OF New-York, No
nee IS hereby gwen pursuant TO the prpvis OF the
and honeiseni debtors, tat auacr nent has issued
Ias t4 estate OF X watson and Z. Watson tratisg
der the frm OF L L. Watson residents of the State of
Coaaectcn and that the will be sold for the payment
taeT depts Unless they appear and discharge such
according 10 Law, within iae mtHhs from the
t pnolcahon OF this sccs and that the payment any
oebs dus 10 them by residents this State and the del-
eIy 20 Ee, or or their of any property within this
Sale beongag c the and the transfer OF any such pro-
perry 3y lep are forbidden by law, and void Dated
the SDsa day OF November 1872 WEED HILLYER
Gl lawgm hftorueys fnr Attschiot Cred;,o-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
CN PURSUANCE of an order of tile Sur

Y PURSUANCE OF an order OF tie sur
rogae of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Nancy Caldwell,
late of the City OF New York. widow deceased 10 present
the same with hs vouchers thereof to the subscrber at
the OF hbner Mien corner of Chatham and Mott
streets in the city Of NewYork or beDre the first day
OF April nc1t-Caed New-York the 23Ih day of Septem-
ber 1872 s29 law6B" WM. P. :. CALDWELL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
NCONOMY AND FAsHION.-War

E{NSOlsoM2 0ISO 1AhoAlIo4N'"--sV w oi
M rented cheap The cheapest that can he bought
city. Fashionable Hats warranted ur bodies iron
81 to S Splendid imitation moleskin Hats, c!eh uadel
bu So II in any instance the above hais do not g,t
satisfaction, the he amply su,ihed by giving
information the subscriber where they con.tan3
rnanuasturt & J. w. kELLOGG.
~ lnas No. 1S2 CaTai.>t OF Thompson.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
j anls 2awtds Master in Chaucery.
IN CHANCERY.-Before the Vice

IN CHANCERY.-Before the Vice
Il Chancelor.-The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
vs Richard Parker aud wife, ct. e-la pursuance OF de-
creta order Court the above entitled cause
will be sold public auction under the direction of the
subscriber one Masters o;hs Court by W. b. Frank
lin auction.er, the Merchants Exchange in The City OF
York the l4h day OF January next, al u o'cock
noon ot that day:
All that certaa lot aud parcel of graund situate, lying
and being The Second Ward of the City OF NewYork,
and bounded follows: Eastery in front John-s west
ely in the by ground lately o. Nathaniel Prime
and James Thompson The south side By ground lately
OF Michael Moore OF the said Richard Parker. and on
the north side by ground lately belonging 10 the
Trustees OF the Corporation OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. the City Of NewYork, containing in breadth in
front and rear, euct twenty feet eight inches and in
lengt on north side ninetysx feet and the south SIDE
ninety feet two inches be said dimensions
leS- WILLIAM W. CAhfBELL-
Master in ChaHcery.
r. H. BOVINE, Solicitor. de- 2awtJl4
The the above property is postponed 10 the 9Th
day OF January Instant al tie same tine and place.
New-YoIk, January II, 1888
WILLIAM w. CAMfBELL, Master in Chsncery.
The sale Of The above property farther Pospoaed TO
the 9 day 81 February next nj The same time and place
Neu-Y ork, Jan. n, 1915. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
is 2awtF4 Master ia Chanrefy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
IN CHaNCERY-Before the Vice Chan
4 ceo--rhe Bank for Savings VS. William 3. Lawrence

Gc.-Second suit.
In pursuance e decreia order of this Corr, made In
the above entitled viii b" sold a. public auction un
der the direction OF the subscriber OF the Masters there
r by Hsldav Jeskns, Auctioneers the Merchants
Exchange in the City OF New-York on The lith cay OF
February He1 at l2 O'clock, noon, OF tha; day
All that Certain cxe!stg house and lot, piece and pare.
OF land situate lvee being in the Fifteenth ward OF
the City e New-York, borndeG and CONTAINING as ol VS.
thai 10 say Beginning al the centre OF party wall
Standing partly The 10, OF ground hereby ihended to be
conveyed and partly the adjoining lot distant hyone
feet nine inches NorheaStry e7 the corner iorGed by
the intersection OF the Norteastery sice OF Thirteenth
stseei tie Northwes;ery side OF University fiace Gate
wooser.streer) and running theme Westerly through he
the said party wall and also along ether ground o.
the said William b Lawrence cne bGndred and tive feet
len inches 10 Other ground of said william 3. Lawrence,
running hen7e Nor,heHstery along the same twenty feet
nne.aAd three quarer inches other ground OF the said
William b. Lawrence, thence Easerly along the same ad
also through the OF the party wall sanding partly
The lot ground hereby intended 10 be conveyed and
partly The adjoining lot hundred and four feet three
inches 10 University Place thence Souihwesery along the
same twenty-five feel and half inches, 10 the place OF
beginning Nsw.i -rk January ~ 1875
WILLIAM w. CAMPR ELL, Mas,er in Chapcery.
i2l 2ew,is GEO r. STRONG, Solicitor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
BOSTON MIscELLANY for F Feb'y

on s;rf.
Original Mssie--wa. composed expressly or the MLs-
eellany by Leopold Herwjg,s
CDntents-aacauIey, The Modern Hero by Fl. T. TEeae--
man; Boysood Memories, by Ruins Dawes isions, by
Park Ben jamip; Settlement thc Missi.sissppi, by
Mrs. Lees Liyoro by TIT Parsous; St Bernard, By Mis
Hannah T. Gopsd To az Altar Picture OF The Madonna by
ouarians porsy by Enua C. 'Ernbur; The Hsurled
Wreck, by Robert L WADE The Indian Girls Lsaeni,
ty c E. Eoifaan; The Guitar The age OF Gold and OH
eT Poems, by Geo Lun; Pleasant Memories OF PlsaslB;
Lands, by l.. II. SigorrKcy.
teray Hoticc-Aiirs story OF Europe History of
Charles VIZ. King of France, Natural History Of New.
York. Chaaninss self Culture Robinson Crusoe The Sc
lem Belle, The Golden Vase, Poetry, Satire, Wright La
Fopaine, Dnrrins's Cottage Rsidencs Sepbens Cena
America The True Lovers Fortane, Tie Stow Drop,
Hrpers Serials Wa.hag;oa Irving, Ar. Herwis Masie,
Waltz, by Leopo,a He.wig.
BRADBURY, SODEN co.
q IL Nasssc-si.. n. york ard 10 Schani-si Rnznn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

rogate of The County of New-York, notice Is hereby
given all persons having claims against Anasa Jackson
late Of the city of New York. merchant. deceased TO
the with ti- vouchers thereof the subscriber
bis sore, No Is Coenses in the city Of New-Yo
On or before the Twenty-Sfth day of January next
Dated NewYork, the Twenty-secoad day Of july Is4z
jy23 1awenl- RALPH MEAD, Adanisuasor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

sY ORDER OF Thomas A. Osborne,
Judge OF Chauiauque County Courts, of the degree
OF Counsellor al Law 10 the Supreme Court;
Notice hereby given attachment has issued
against the estate OF Leonard Jacobs late of the
Of Ripley in IN. Couuiy OF ChaulnuGue and State OF
Xork an soscondiR concealed debtor proof
made 10 the said Judge pursuant The directions III The
statute concerning Attachments agains abscondng and
cnncraed Debtors ard the Wi! be sold for the pay
Hent Of his debts unless he the said Leonard Jacobs apoear
and discharge sach attachment according to law within
three months from lte FIRST publication OF this notice. AND
the payment Of any debts and the delivery OF properly
heionng 70 e said debtor 10 h for ais use and tbs
are forbidden by law and void
Dated Wes,ield, November Is, le.2
AUSTIN SMITH,
MI laT3n Attorney for Attaching Creditor