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7 Rule, holden in the Chris Office of the Circuit Su
Il pcIor Court al Law aud thancrry. Tor the Town Of
lynnhbars, On the 9Th day OF February, 1913:
Thomas y. EubIlk, Plaintir,
against
William W. Scott Samac NJ. Garland, and Vim. N.
llcr admr of David :. Garland, deed How'd Mill,r and
lno Nj ianel cAois OF Lindsay AcDene WHO Of
james Pendlaton decd. Defendants.
Is CnANCERY.
The defendant Boyd Nlcr, not ing entered hi. APP
peaaurc aud given security ac:oriu. the
bly, and the Rucs oi this Court and by satisa
evidence. that he nahtant of this II
ordered That t1 said defendant APPEAR here this
Monday IN May Chat being rule day) and tb.
orig inal and amended bill, Of the plant ii and that
al tins ole be forthwith inserted printed
m the town of yncbufg, for months and
posted al the front door o the courthouse. said
AG"py-Teste,
j.. ROBES ok.
fcb.3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

On nation Of the Plaintiff, by counsel Who filed bis hill
and 1t Appearing to the Court that the Defendant, Samuel
Elmunis, Is an inhabani OF this Commonwealth, aud
without the jurisdiction ei this Court il is ordered that the
defendant Law euder London OF Austin right
decd be restrained aud inhibited from paving 9th
erwlsc dIsposng of monics goods effects hch he
has which hereafter come to his hands ons-
ing 10 tho Defendant Samuel Ednund., the
hundred dollars, subject to the Plaintiffs demand and tie f
tue order and decree ot the Court concerning the same
And is further oldered, that the said SAMUEL ElnHnl, do
appear here or before the fourth Monday in Nav next
and answer the Plaintiff bill and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in 1.-THE ynchhnfr Nitrinau news
paper Published in the town OF lynahDrg, for months
su'ees>>ely and another copy thereof posted the
door oil the court house OF this county lay
Acopy,-Teste,
SIP. GARLAND, Clk.
March - WI,
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The def miami. Nilln II. G.. on"v having catered
his appearance mud given srcui, utrudu. ut ct
Assembly and the rur- al this Uui appearing b,
rsHirHcr thai h. i. Iuntl. oi t
monwrHlIh. II Ordered that the sil dC'nnI do nnp'n
lrtc the -t day the Nfl term al sad cour and
the hiii OF the plaintiffs, aud that copy NJ Il-
L.. ion thnith inserted il sap ims ~ thr Tow
Of l.ynehfr", 'o Two months secee,NeN and posted ~
the door the courthouse of thi, county,,
cuun day. copN,-icstr.
JNO. d. ALIEN AMBER, elk.
Feb, l6 WIN
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
March 8
Nin'.si.ll;s ::

7 rules held in the clerks Office OF the circuit snprro,
~ of law aud chancsrv, holden IN a for the
o Campbell. the blh das o February, lol5
samuel T.. " Iilr und " lum T. Smith, LAT" merchants
aud mariners, trading undo the II, and firm OF hr
Suth, flun'i',
dganI
William II {. Tonry and William y, Mmton,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
ANOTHER ROW on TIE BORDER

Thu folk. down among the potatoes are never easy
without fuss appears at fresh outbreak has &c
CURED. which may may mol make considerable
noise before closes II no blood be spilled. however,
Il Will ,nd IN the usual snule. We give below por
ton OF a Of resolutions which will let The reader a.
af behind the curtain The calling IN ol |.
:. troops looks as though It meant something;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

NFlRGINlA At Court of Quarterly Session held 10" Mel.
county, at the Court house, the eth day OF Feb
ruary, 1913:
William NAYS, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

r letters IN the following li'
yeftised::
Mrs. Mlhala knis ut.
Mitchell +. Lee,
Pariek Lee.
Miss Catherine 4. Lee,
Miss Martha J. Lee,
r.NIessrs. LOTUS .. Penn,
r John Lilly.
l,Lyncllburg Savings Bank
p.Daniel Love,
Mr.. Lacey.
Thomas Lewis.
james Love.
,; M-Nn. Martin,
Miss julia NJ. \. Murphy,
Mrs. Caroline Moss,
Mrs. Belinda Moselcy,
George Moose,
Mrs. Mary j. Aloseley,
James Aletcalle,
James Minnclte.
Jacob Majors.
jarrett Morgan,
Matthew NEHEMIAH, 2,
II. NJ. Mitchell.
Dennis Mccarthy.
'Thps. Mcklnnir,
Socrates Mitchell,
ID. Mason, , ,.
Miss Ann NJ. Morgan,
WA. II. Matthews,
Capt. Il. G. Morris,
Morris Moore,
Betsy Mayo.
Miss Mary Ann McCsry,
Miss Susan J. Merritt,
Alexander Morris,
Ms. Mitchell,
Miss Martha MInioe,
WIN. Y. Nlinlup.
Hector Mckenzie,
William Morgan.
joseph b. Miller,
Thos. II. McNamee,
Samuel Martin,
Cha S. Miles.
Jno. Mallory,
Miss Eliza p Mare,
Miss NJ. Melton,
ID. < ). Mccormick,
Sam'l. II Mastun.
N.-WiIliam Norcult,
Robh. b. Nixon.
DIR. Thomas Newell.
O.-PhIllp Onill.
Miss Gatl,ar.ue >. Oslcsby
Miss lartcnla Oliver,
Mrs. Otwayanna Owens,
" llllam Ogden,
Jao. Obey.
WIN. {. Orbison,
William OgIesby.
l',-Jno. Patterson,
Lewis Page,
VIM. d. Peasley,
Edw Il. Price, =;
Col. VIM. NJ Peyton, 9 2;
Jno. Phelps,
George Pccrson,
5 ID. Patterson, 3;
Douglass II. Packet,
Jno Purlntou,
Ju,. :. Parker,
Istlol Pearce, :; :;
Jno. Perclval, ST.,
Irssrs. Patterson X Wade, .
:. \. Pearson,
VIM. .. Parker.
Ihos. J PIlur,
Mrs. Nancy Poolor Bacon
Tate,
DR.. MAI. Payne.
Stephen Perrow,
MIR, Pollard
II, W Preston.
4. w Philips,
Juo. l.. PellIt,
ID. Il Preston.
Dr. VIM. II. Philips,
George J. Piper,
GIIles l.. plllman.
Q-jno. Quarlcs,
Patrick Quinn,
thas glastonbury.
K Mr.. Radzlminsai.
+. X Randall.
Nlcssrs. Rennirk & Poe,
Mrs. Martha e. Rice,
Nlcssrs. Rudd x Coleman.
Thos. Richards,
Joo, Richardson, 3,
&. A. Il So,
Mss Elvlra 4. Robinson.
Jno. +. Rlvcs.
Jro. Richards s Co.,
James b. Rogers,
} B Rcnnlck & Co. . .,
a. Robi RldRway.
David 7. Reese.
A. d. Rumbough.
Archibald Robertson.
David r. Roberts,
Jno. w. Rice,
Willis Rucker,
DR., Jno, c. Rucker,
VIM. Rutherford.
Mrs. Mary +. Rnckcr.
S.-Anthony Smith,
Mrs. Nancy Smith,
ScipPio smith,
kell, Smith.
Miss Nancy Smith.
Chas, l.. Sulthson,
j, Capt. Sicller,
Jnc, Sheridan,
Dennis Sh.llan.
WIN. A. Staples.
joel Stokes.
A u Sn,aJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

AsuHnuRo', y &, Jan. Eth, 1913.
Dir. J. KIM, Richmond. Dr,R SIT
enclose you e. MIR Nathaniel Ntwhcy sssms
10 be no" IN very good health, &c. Sifntd
J. VI \. DRAKE.
Fob. 9 wCni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
SHORT PATFNT SERMON.
nv DOW, JR.
ON POWER Y

But poverty with most. wha whimper forth,
Their long complaints, !. sell inflicted woe;
The effect OF laLincSs u sottish woo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
LIST or LETTERS

Ed ENAlNiNG in the Post Oice, at Lynclburs, on
4 Z The first day of April, 1913.
o. Persons calling for letters in the following lis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

against
Samuel Annnds, and Lavender london, executor el
Austin Wright decd, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

MonMoNs.-Ihree hundred Mormons arrived at New
oreahs ON tho luth inst IN the ship Swanton from
Liverpool. They are on their way to Nayoo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

Since the public meeting on Thursday evening,
the 25th inst. at National Hall, two adjourned
meetings have been held, for the purpose of taking
measures to establish the North American Pha-
lanx. A plan of operations has been determined
on, the details of which will be prepared within
a few days and presented to our friends and the
nublic
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
oRK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1873
Doctrine of Association.
ICommunicated.l

- small Association has Just been started Skan-
eatele in this State \ tine farm OF four hundred we
informed has been purchased and the Members OF the
eUIa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

- To the Ladies.-A rally wonderful and truiy
rasuaSe discovery of new cosmetic Of yuss has has
Balm Of Eden or Beautys R-storsr She has refused ts
Po m + sun 2 s. on her dseG'eTy and has sgPeMasd MS
York, pr Dyottin Philadelphia and j. P Clark IN BoStea
where ,h ssnu9e attce may be found By I;s use
tan eruroas 5loches imple disappear iTon the i4ee
as II hy as,e and What of importance contains
particle OF mineral oEpoisoDoas suhs, atever =. Is
composition, and does harm the skin bu5 leaves u SOFT
and the complexion exceedingly fair Plc- 50 cents and 81
per bottle. my 2wsod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

s Just received from London some valuable and interest
ing works on The Doctrine and Principles of
Some numbers OF the London Palanx containing ;i- adira
bic Essays of Hugh Dohery amon them. To De had at
Redields Bookstore Conner Beekmsn and Nsssan-stre
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
yOL. HI. NO. rs.

does look gloomy, It's true but notwithstanding
al the epithets which have been heaped on 1ndi-
ana for her poverty, which is a misfortune more
than CRIME, YOU will see that she has been
.tr1oolinp. even while borne down with embar-
rassTnents of TO ordinary character, to do all that
she can. Could more be asked or expected We
live in hopes OF seeing the dark cloud that en-
shrouds us in almost impenetrablc gloom, vanish,
and again seeing happier and more prosperous
days in the future.
There arecondictng accounts as to the pros
poets for Wheat in Northern Indiana Some say
that it looks well-others contend exactly the re-
verse. | doubt whether there will be a full aver
age crop.
The Roman Catholic Monastery and College are
progressing. The contracts for It's erection have
been made, and there are dozen monks in this
vicinity now. It will cost SIS 900, and will be a
large and handsome brick edfcc. The commu-
nicants of that church number 20 or 50. have
understood, and it is said they have made some
converts. Yours, truly, S. c.
P. 81 have Just heard from gentleman
who has been recently through this, La Porte and
Porter Counties that the loss of Wheat by being
watcr-klled and wntcr-killed will be at least ten,
and perhaps fifteen, per cent but that which re-
mains looks well.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

BOARD may be had in small family IN Henry
Dstree,A gentleman and his wife few single geRtsmrn
be handsomely accommodated with and hoard or
breakfast and tea. The house is large. the location delightful
apply No. 2S2 Henry st,eet. Ao lady furnish her
rNon. Reirrencss exchansed mo 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

M ANIED-A coiored woman 10 do the cook
us and general houseSors Sfa small family: NoDe
need apply Res they we'll ecomuenjei icom
PLACE where thsy iast engaged Apply az . Chure-s,
{ Coiese Green. ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

TIHE# GUM OF HEALTH This invaluable
l. article mrarts strength and vgor the LUNGS, aud
Will prove uary persons OF weak or conSumpuve
habit b. its healing and balSamic properties the whole syS
tenn is relieved and renovated also possesses the peculiar
and agreeable Of rendering delightful sweetness 10 the
breath and whiteness the Teeth a fair trial alone
qured establish reputation aud the price regulated
as TO rlace within the reach of all classes of society The
GUM OF HEALTH Only be- obi,ined Of
my2g :, ID BINGHAM, 325 Bowery Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
: Caution.-The Travelling Public are coutone,

- Caution.-rhe Travelling Public are roptoned
their fare at Albany se-n.ctaaT r .,ea "a i =
pu; in the Cars going West OF utica Their are other H2ae
of from that place Rochester Lewiston Mag
ara Fails snd Buffalo much cheape. and peasansr A the
,gens these as> permitted TO enter the CaE HOUSES E
Proprp,ors o thee cheaper modes of CONVEYANCE 20 put
Traveln. Public on their guard against the lmposon o
SyTacWsS' Nav, isi3 lny29 imeod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

WANTED-Temperance Office, l26 NasSau->t
stress. boys girls. tnY3o r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

h ANTED-A situation as coachrnan or groom
w By steady, active coored nan un6ertandx 2yip.
and kng OF horses Well Coed city reference Aupl
AZ 2ss Bowery. mq
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

HANTED-By very capable American wo-
man. situation housrkeeper pastry cook Good
reeerces Apply al 81 Murray-,t. my29 St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

(AANIED@tamlles can procure at Brodd's
W Office s3i Gand.str-et the best American English s.t
Irish cooks houssmaids and other tha, b. fcn
In the city. my& 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

TO PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.
JEFFERSON b. MONIES respectfully informs
y his Medical friends and citizens generally that he has re-
moved No 20 Bleeckerst (near the Bowery where he
will be happy attend any calls day night TO apply
LEECHES AND CUPS, upon the most reasonable terms
Leeches never used the second time. my26 I'm
DEFINED SUGAR-At the following low Cash
Iaprces: WOOLSEY * WOOLSEY offer their stand
ard quality Double Refined Sugar follows namely
Loa-lo' cents pound When less than packages are
Cnshed-lOt 4" " }purchased half a cent per pound
The above are packed as follows:
5s$:a ss:S: SSs' $s E pounds charge packages.
Annly 10 the NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery of
South and Montgomery y-sreets, at SO Wal-st.
n Borders of the city must be accompanied by
r.,nitrance myi im-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

w AN hp-A situation as chambemald. wash
er and ironer, and s-ara.,-r.s by yn- wu.
nan "s.n COCA CITY eefenee Apply No TO- 2d-sNvGus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

POARDlNG--A few single getemen, or gentle
IL with seir wives may oba&l very peasu,t funi,he
parors and bStrooms, with board No. So Whitg street
few doors from Broadway. mv2S imA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

BOARDING IN THE COUNTRi-A few fam
- lies or single gentemsn be accommodated wits
Board aud pleasant moderate terms Tsgrytown,
Is miles from Newfork City isom which Steamboats,
town P. 0. 2,th Ilay, 1888 my2o iw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

MARTIN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper, has
lSl removed from No. John ST.. No 10 Nassau ST.,
with j. K Goodman. where he receiving his Spring and
Summer goods which he will make up order in fashionable
vle suits furnished twelve hours noce Having greatly
reduced his expenses he will be enabled sell reduced
prices and he socits the avors his friends and the public
10 whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has
toioe received His motto good article, runctuality in
filling orders low prices and cash on delivery a2i t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

M TANTED1A young man about Il years OF
10 learn th- of Wood Engraving. An Amen
who will consider suicisn, reuluBca
on for the first ycr-pay apply rhune Buildings,
Nassau-st, up stars w w. BRITT a2iu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

III TO LET.-A Room, Bedroom, Pantry.
E:iH Closet, &c suitable for small family Also, bas,
mont room and two bedrooms Rent $50 and SO Per
year. Possession given Immediately. In1uirr of
mi I'm j. LOCKE al Ann ,,rao,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

no GROCERS, HOTELS AND BOARDING
Il HOUSES-Tie subscribers have constantly hand and
are daily receiyag large o Flour Pork Butter
Cheese Lard from the Country and have also on hand
general of Groceries wholesale, which will be
sold in lots tho lowest market
my2g BUTLER * MORRIS, rs Water
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

No.b SpTuct SIfetI
DRITISH LOOkING-GLASS PLATES ot su
Drro brilliancy beauty l2O inches by in and
undcr-and POLISHED PLATE. GLASS FOR WIN
DOWS, which will change their color become misty;
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES of the size
of lOi BY 8! 10 38 By %, for sale by ,,
3m lSAAC l.. fLAl l.
CARRIAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSTER-
" ERS' GOODS.-WM. NJ. TITUS, No. 50 Beayerst.
offers for sale low prices the following Goodsyiz Worst,
ed Danasks and Ranets OF various silver drab and
inches wide Also Moreens assorted color Fumitn DIM
tiles: urkey-fed Furnitures A. and 80 inch Bursaps
Berth Couneranes and Blankets Marshals Tread, SC.
1res
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

MA FOR SALE.-Second hand Doors, Sashes,
E:iM Window Blinds, Sash Doors Store Doors,< Draws
with fender. Aso Sashes for covering not
beds In gardens, at 81 ANA st. by
ma I'm + LOCKE Bu;ld.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

rHEAP BOARD at Staten lslami-A few gen.
tsmsn or families can D. aceommodated with board
airythe grounds and beautiful. Inquire immp,
stely the New Brishtoa House, New Brighton m2y I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
GREENWICH POTTERY,
26l WEST f.tGHTEINrHpTR TREEi !
b,fv,,n 9th and lDfh .iueHHes.


jetpeen 9TH aud lon .lrsnaes,
TNHE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
Of the p9f 70 the sr, Taesy OF a+e M maFaisGs
WARE PORTABLE FURSAcES, CHIMNEY SoTs, GREEN
HousE TiLr FLOWER PoTs, Owes TIE, BACKS AND JAMS
A his the only ss;abshnen, Of the kind in The city
sur- all orders viii be attended TO WI" pomptness and
Pa9ctn'lity and on The most h"frai Il terms
say s aa III SMITH,
C,ROToN WATER-DAY,S First Premium
oInli! Rubber Hose Is confidently recommended for any
for which leather IS used andwarrnted possess the
j I,' !fs nse;ly ,sit under the pressure Of e csotep
;oirjqry in the least and requires no attention
3D. II IS not destroyed BY coming IN contact with oil
compose, as inferior materials arr in no case used
t Couplings and Jet pipes will be attached without carsr
this article te process OF making which unknown TO
Ss an sad e e a the ' oRHc Da a leading
my22 I'm Successor Roxbury r Co q Maiden lane
m JUST FINISHED, elegant Nutria Fur Hats
"a (ordinarily termed Beayerj The low price OF So
- perior s6or napeI Prassisq MoieskiI at 80 Thsss
AsS ny a. nl.f sRoS SsfFF Fs ase5 III, as, 4 m cn.
~ ECONOMY AND HFASHION.-To those
"a who study Eeenomy;-Th- h subscriber, in aGcoriance
Awitb the has reduced MS Imitation Mole
skin Hats fur bodies 10 the extreme low price of Sz2
The above esn dss Hat and ~ viii c2u.gane 1d, an
ranf-d 10 give satisfaction. Also constantly manufacturing
fur and six Hats Of tie best quality latest atrens and at bs
lowest city prices for cash. An OF Velvet and
Cloth Caps constantly on hand. j. w. KELLOGG,
mo ims No. l32 Caaas, corner Of Thompaon.
OROADWAY SHOE STORE FOR SALE
gelef with the Fixrures Of The store the good will Of the
stand for sale He has cd liberal share of the patronage
Of the gente Of the and country for the
last I3 years and wishes th b1s,ness In
qupe the prenises B. LOCkUOOD,
rn2s Tvs 9l Broadway.
a sop TRNFP T. co are 10 head vet and seIi-
iag Boots and Sho-s cheaper than s the gat Catha:
II ne Boo, and Shoe 3 CatarI9e street conner Of
Nonr street The subscribers having advantages thai out
. in the trade possess pledge Themselves tf ycu call upon
-nI 10 Civ. Won your msaey than you can gel
snr oer store Ia t city Please and tory our~ivef
Come one cone aiicome poor thou,
(ireat bargains for all are seady now.
ps-oustry merchants other3 the trade can mo
some tall Bargains this Please ccilt % Issnaihe
street co.ue. Of Monroe. s'StS'@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

BOARD IN BROADWAY-Pcrs wishing
~ Board pleasant par, Of the City are requested 10 cali
al 6s Broadway between Bond and Bleecker-strer Cen
cmen and their Wives can be furnished with paos having
bedrooms attached few single genemea BE- hand.
oury accommodated Rooms for transient Bosriers Terms
me-,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

POARDlNG.--The newly built and furnished
~ house. No Dey street in which is suit OF room, w,I
calculated for gentee family open for the reception
of boarders. n2 i'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

CROTON WATEit-Mcssrs. Chalmers Il VIII
Oiams Plumbers corner of Spruce and william streets
would inform public they continue TO Introduce the Cro
ton Water Pipes into Houses and other Buildings BY Means OF
their Patent Screw the time ensung them agans,
frost. Their Winter HyaFapt and Window WASHER SO well well
Rooms and Water Closets fitted upon the most approved plans
cy Of Eew-York for the quality and performance Of their
work CHALMERS WILLIAMS,
Corner oI Spruce and William streets.
~ B. With persons having they would negotiate
u1D6 \ys
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Other
::W city properly large three story dwelling
built in the best modern STYLE in a central pa
mh3I II JOHN NEWHOusE 1as W.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

! L'RENCH LANGUAGE--A Class will be
i formed on Wednesday evening NEXT by Rev C. H. VIII
hanson, for those who wish perfect themselves in the
knowledge ef the said language The instructions will be
given in ench. For farther particulars apply No. IS Muir
raw street. m27
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

CROTON WATER-Last 'Notice-lt having
~ been requested that taking the Croon Wa
spprised OF the necessity OF obtaining new PERM
for the MAY instant aud paying for the supply IN ad
vance has been determined extend the time which the
supply viii bo closed off 10 the 3ls, of May instant,
water where payment has no. been erio@,
made n the Office Of the CotOn Alueduct Board No Old
Aims Hoss Buildings Park In all instances wh-retle
shall be STOPPED will be necessary for t applicant
fo pay all the expenses of opening and repay ing
the street addition the annual rent. By order
4. B. BIGELOW, Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31
lperior value and efficiency Of
Nrw.Yarx Anil nth 1917

New York, April Both, 1913.
This is TO certify that James Mcconnell called on and
exhibited his foot and leg and stated that by the OF eleven
bottles Of SANDss perfect had been ef
fected With feelings OF tho warmest gratitude Messrs.
Sands in thus being instrumental under Divine Providence
him health this
ROBERT JONES
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

DEMOVAL--T.B b. CLAPP, Dealer in Watches,
IL Jewey aud Fancy Goods has removed from 10 Nassau
street 10 20 John-street.
" B,-A fine French Clock striking the hours and half
hours with beautiful gilt figures perfect timekeeper for
at half the mi ort.rsp pricr IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

;;H lighted Of any the city, and rent $50 $50 SIS sqo
Sl25 $3.50 per year. Possession given imme,atpEy
md I'm Inquire of j. LOCKE, 81 Ann ST,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubc notice is
~ hereby that petition has been presented 10 the
Board Of Aldermen repaye Thompsonsreet from Canal
Broome-srree Persons interested in the above petition
and having objections the requested 10 present
them writing the Street Commissioner Otce or be-
fore h- 9th day Of June 1888.
JOHN EVEN Stree, Commissioner.
-, N1y.2 9th M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-31

"a HOUSE TO LET-The neat two story
iN brick house. No. 10 Burton between Bedford and
M Bleecker street. being replete with every venienc.
and of which possession be had Immediately For partic
lars, apply at c. w PRICES Paint Store, 9Th Avs
nue. and Cornelia ST. m29 2ws