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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

The LATE II. s. LEGARE.--On the 7th inst at
Charleston, the ceremonies in honor of the lamented
Hugh s. Legare, took place. A procession was
formed which marched to a church, where euogy
was pronounced by the Hon. William C. Preston
The Charleston Courier characteristics the address as
mastery effort; chaste and simple in style, yet
glowing with fine imagery and pervadcd by a touch
ing Pathos and winning tenderness in its narrative
full of the charm Of biography, and in its re-
Elective portions repete with all the higher requisites
of the funeral oration at just, generous in its
estimate and delineaton of the character Of the de-
ceased, and elegant and discriminating in its criti-
cism of his productions and performances as q wri.
ter and speaker worthy tribute to the illustrous
Legare, as scholar, juris orator, writer and
statesman, and to his character as man of gentle
virtues and pure and noble nature
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

The Arabs Of the desert commonly cotbe them
selves also in manufactures Of Cancels hair and the
article most priced by them is the hak ~ or cloak
Of that materials II ~ either black or white with or
without broad stripes 1T consists Of square piece
with holes for the arms, and has no seam The Dr,,-
ses of Lebanon, and the people Of Mesopotsma, not
only wear a coat which is without seam. but " of
many coors," having variegaed stripes proceeding TO
point downwards from the shoulders like reyers.
ed pyramid. This is believed to be of the same de-
scripton as that bestowed by Jacob on his favorite
child. We are informed that our Saviour also wore
" a coat without seam, from the top through.
out )" and that, in the wilderness St John had his
rsment of Camel's hair, and leahern girdIe about
his IONS" The " sackclolhr of the Scriptures was
similar manufacture, but Of the toughest and coars-
est kind, like that which IS by dervishes and re-
puted saint 1t is still used for sacks and tent-covers
We can easily understand the necessity of a eirde
no persons with loose flowing robes can engage ia
active occupations without frs, "girdnc up the
oins'-that il, taking up portion Of their dress out
OF their way. Some lay aside their outward gar
ment for the time others prepare put forth their
strength by fastening belt grdle round the waist
and laying bare the arms TO the shoulders Thus
Elijah girdcd up his loins, before Ahab TO Jez
reel" and the sacred writings abound in passages
which, like this, illustrate the habits of those who
wear the Oriental costume Yatsss Modern Eggpf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

The DRuMMoSD LIGHTS, as represented in New
York by DR.. Lardner, will be exhibited at Apollo
Hall tonight, and during the present week. A body
Of the substance employed, Of the size Of chesnut
walnut, understand, emits as much light as a
hundred candles, and uminatcs the hall most bril-
lianty. In addition, there is Camera.cope for ex-
hibiting Dioramic Paintings and the Hydro-oxygen
Microscope and the original Virginia Minstrels will
perform a variety Of Solos and Chorusses.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

EFFECTS OF TrRRoR.-The London Athenaum
speaks of remarkable Of the effects Of terror.
A lad in good health about twelve years old, awokc
in the night screaming from the vivid impression
made upon bis mind by dream, in which he thought
he was about being murdered The nextday his hair
began to fall off and in fortnight he quite bald
and be continues so, though several years have
elapaed
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

IL An adjourned annual meeting of the FEMALE
UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," will be held on Tues
day evening, l4th instant at O'Clock, in the Ist
Baptist Church, 10th street, when a report of the
proceedings Of the Society will be submitted and
addresses delivered in aid Of the cause The public
are earnestly invited TO attend. BY order:
G. A. WEBB, Secretary.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

Growth OF THE ,WEsT-A census Of Milwaukee
city just taken, shows the number of inhabitants TO
be 5000 being an increase Of more than one hundred
per cent. in three years. Racine, now containing
100 inhabitants, had in 1899 only two families in
the place. The Milwaukee Courier states, Z" the
crowds of emigrants that overflow the public houses
and block up the streets, their way to the Interior
would appear incredible to any but an eyewitness
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

An incident which happened in thi. city yesterday
illustrates the generous character Of the sailor II
became known that the wife of a sbipmaster who
was absent on long voyage, and who had met with
revcrses, was without the means Of support and
in few hours subscription was made up princi-
P1y by other captains IN port, amounting to the sum
OF $500, which was promptly placed in the lady's
hands.-Bos'o1 .1dr
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

The New York Journal Of Commerce of Saturday
has paragraph on this subject, which commences
thus
DIssEAsIoNs IN THE CARiAEr.-The rumors of dis
sessions 10 the Cabinet at Washington to which alu-
SION was made IN our last appear to be well founded
All accounts agree that Mr.. Upshur conceded with
The President, while all the other members of the
Cabinet dissented.
The subject Of difficulty is believed to have been
the question OF introducing in the Presidents Mes
sage Recommendation to admit Texas into the Union.
-Baltimore .4mefican. M
We are authorized 10 SAY, there is no truth in
the rumors above stated and alluded TO.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13
NEW YonK ELECTION.

The overwhelming Democratic najorilies Civ
en ~ Western New York, have more than
counterbalanced the falling of in other counties,
ten times over. The Democratic majority in
the State IS not less than $4,000. SO much for
Mr. Clay's prospects
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13
THE sPARTAYs AND TIE GLOBE.

The New York Evening Post received Sa-
turday night gives the - to the insinuation Of
he Globe, that the "Tyler party" supported the
irregular ticket. II says:
zone Of the most gratifying circumstances Of the
election IN THIS CITY, IS the proof il has given of the
smallness and eebeness OF the faction called Snar
ans or Suberraneans. We are told that of the votes
they obtained, some were given 10y persons who had
no connection with them, and only voted their ticket
as piece of waggery-silly enough to be sure. but
without any thought Of mischief.
We have been informed from what we esteem good
authority, that the PRINCIPAL officers of the Custom
House had been written to from Washington and de.
sired not to do any thing which should countenance
the idea OF any understanding between the admins
traon and the DULLES who have rendered themselves
so infamous Some Of the officers it appears have
chosen 10 disregard proper an admonition.n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

II is characteristic Of music-lovng Bohemia that
in the lunatlc asylum Of lis capital, music should be
considered one Of the chief instruments for the i'm
provement OF the patients. In addition TO the garden
concerts, IN which all assist who cam there quar-
tettos every morning and evening in the wards and
musical director IS appointed for the express purpose
ofsuperielending this part Of the domestic arrange
meDts,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

The transition from JOY to sorrow is easiest in pure
minds; as the true diamond when mostened by the
breath, RECEIVERS its lustre than false one
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

CoNcERr Mr. Wallis, assisted by Mrs. Bailey, will
give a second concert, and the last, this evening.
The fist vas numerousy attended; and all who were
present expressed their asonishment and admiration
Of the wonderful performances. Gen Bertrand has
accepted an invitation to be present,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13
ALlsoN's HlsroaY OF Euaopr is now

ALlsoN's HisToRy or EUROPE is now com
plete in the edition Of he Hsrpers IN. last
number lies on our table. The American edi-
ton is accompanied with copious index The
European edition has none. With regard 70
The obnoxious chapter respecting this country .
AbIch has occasoned so much remark. and
which appeared to have been compiled in care
less haste, to say the least, from authorities of
no value, we are glad to see that The author has
shown a willingness to Re corrected An adver-
lisement of the publishers on the cover Of the
last number, says:
"The seventy sixth chapter, on the last war be-
tween the United States and Great Britain contained
some mistakes, which rendered il advisable in con
formy with Mr.. Alison's own desire, TO correct
those Of fact, well his inadequate define
atoms Of Republican institutions. Chancellor Kent
having transmitted to Mr.. Alison packet Of critical
remarks, kindly gave us copy Of them, which, with
Mr. Ahson's corrections, have been inserted in the
present edition. A series Of explanatory notes has
also been appended, which have been approved by
competent judges, and tend materially TO rectify Mr.
Alson's principal errors and to enhance the value Of
the narrative"
Mr. FRANCE TAYLOR, Of this city, can now
furnish the work completed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

the philoogy OF the Chinese, and OF Their geogra-
phical and statistical descriptions OF vast pro-
vinces. and on their knowledge and use, twelve
centuries before the Christian era, OF the or1enta
ton of the magnet; they employed the compass
on land before thev resorted to it al sea; ne ad-
duces proof OF his assertion that their geograPhi-
cal and hydraulic descriptions are much superior
in precision 30 those Of the Greeks and Romans.
He thinks that the Chinese wrtlngs-now likely
TO be moro accessible to European investigation
promise rich harvest towards the advance
Inent of modern geography" He pnzes highly
the itineraries of the Pious pilgrims OF the Bond.
dha sect, {" to whom the people OF the interior OF
Asa owe the meliorahon of their morals and
habits and their mental culture" have drawn
for you thus freely on my notes concerning Hum
boldt's new work because, 80 far as know, II
has not vet been reviewed or described IN any OF
tho periodicals. He mentions that he began to
print i, in Paris in 1899 but was interrupted by
necessary journeys and affairs IN Berlin, and that
he has not renounced the hope OF publishing !.
more comprehensive one with the title koSm0$.
His vgor and zeal seem yet adequate to any SCI
eritifc enterprise"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
GRr.T p,rP11c BESEFlT

TALF 4 MILLION OF DOLLARS Is annuauv
II lost & Aaz.iesa fuhlie through b i pr rs7stas heae eS E
,fjy h en5 II iB BfRTs RRsTTlss dsigsR Fl mFREsRv
sf2 fSara IN vensbie eors.;ion hs. submitted
- b NOS, pnerTiny and ha cat ., ee hrTy ei'
ua.est etnf "n , - a; g Fur Of the sT,ees n.,u;e,
ed bl ,En ce!sSs e ss ~. ,fs1 GSmt rlraes saia:.
r a.1s II hch the celebrated cheH Dr. CHt-
ore a and al , siir SIT SR7T+s ERTs LEATHER PRE-,
SERVATiVF + r-cr-l tie >ILrts MSp,L 9i th' Institute
~, ,; k,rh ,ulasv ri Dr. Chiffon {" whom ne u0G ar 70
J r ,of Of ;i. statement But N these DAYS OF useless
.t-rls and vile impo.ons the public cannot D. TOO cER-
and N order heTrG7 m @ M e yar} fs % .gbt gr ~ he
public the following certificate tIem tHe n f5gnt tsa -
scth,r rrosrstors OF li'ssy SSaJ1 y; ths go ~
T Certe ,lat ne havr ;.sd Gilherts Leather Fsfr
riv E,rra.Se Caay- Tors and Boot; and Shoes aud
have no hesitation in ;syiS hl It Is the best %
leather that saw 1t strengthens heanlhcs 6aeSs,
soar rrnovars and gives life leather sEc ,it si>
lnnr r, rlr l,avc ard con-scei lt e3iHsr can
never crack that is wh Tins liquid A. ihs ,s
yalrl, composition and worthless nestr'lui Ike o
ra Of th invention vi tho day earnestly TecomIaand Il
70 al f-r,ons whouse l-she IN any Mariner "aaisSsr.
Ahr Brow.5 6,l Bfoatway, J!ue: Our ms Arufray'
A. Palurr i52 lerce Reynold Wea[t 20 bay1Ts NJ y,
eor Bar,t Ns~iL I1el Smith Is u. 'Sa ,n ~ s w.
Jo.e7h e Mount American Live,y Siaale ~ e's NJ. N
wey ' | & 3 e@SSF gF rfsaf IA Gh,ee l5Ss ss III Hudson
i tnasa hasaT Lyery s!ee $40 FsaI a.ny9 WI : W.
hyery Si'bi % ana y y az, Sn, Of Harlem Rail.
PScrieSr o New-YorS rat;ers,s ,6 Broadway
The following gentlemen ar Agents for this Psef! a'i'''
and ,urpr all order, for either ar,e snail inan-
CrSsR.L DEPor: ISAAC h. JES>lP \ Co.. no. 10
South =. -. 49, %
80 = b.r, Dawson yg3 lirap,l ~ H. +. Aubrey, l3
F,rk Row. Ceo u Gaqpi,s lis N}len ane; =; SIT, ,'
,n Co So Pearl street. E. l. AdLch IS Water ~ y y
D. Sanls IS and 100 Fulton rs Bro,d"Ny Ind = s3S s
Rrn3dy1y H,ra.r HAYS g7S Pearl 81 JohnH Eiero
BSwery J,mcs Cur corner Hudson and Canal 50; F" m
Snih q Murray 81: Geo W. Miller. Taers,S 40 Grl'
,,v: W B.cbe 2O3 South trprEe tacH corner hI'
,,.nna and Twenty-fouIt' Cb.s, taGci. y bS"cfS'
Jphn CuTtis General Aseui North American Hotel.
80 .i,,ls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTTdORE-Th
IL house having undergone may inport4H, sltsfa-
ard thorough repair hlyin. bseu IN part
ah-d with Eich acd elegant fuTuare OPEN for t-
reception OF compeny.
TIE position III, Hotel well known 70 -,uiTc
det4il OF s-aatases. i Is confessed 10 b. for People Of
busir-.s pleasure me favorable Of my ir h
city The p-sen, proprietor intends Tx. aud industry
sil.l! h improve Ha-u.al advantages under
his superintendent and respectfully Socits The I!orag.
hIs friends and Ii. public. ERASTUS COLEMAN.
Baltimore, Ap1li %, !siJ a2i iRr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

S.PRiCE Sl0oO-A Farm for sale containing
GS aCc<, very Pleasantly situated II miles from the VII
L. sgr Of We,tet Essex county y J. the line OF t
Som.f'e Railroad. SAID fsrn has suitable prnroou Of
wood md, t cnm!aitahle dwelling. well Of water
the door, small barn SAID farm situated
fourth mile from the old road leain: from New
York - Phttephl and The vicinity of schools, stes
churches en u.;kc IniuJs- Of Edward Tevney, ~!
Village % W>f6eld on-!ouf;f gi mii- from the Rrnad
Dc,at, %! Al k!iLsE-.,tnan of oURNET D. HAMILTON.
Eizslr;i.ioyu Jan. ,, 1873. mh2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

- FOR lEERP0OI-Packet OF May 7th.-
STfv The new packet ship ASHBURTON, Henry Hg:ie-
master, Will sa above, tet regular day his
slsutG >h upwards OF iIe register, bulli eIpIes.ty
Tor this line Of Packets, and aisheG superior y H-.
cabins saesons and le elegantly furnished WIKI every
accommodation Tor - and comfort ci
10: tlslsht passage apply board MAIDEN lane,
orto RiN\ELL. NIlSTURN < Co. IS Soutl-,,.
Price Of rN>sag- SlnN.
THE packet shlp GEORGE WASHINGTON. a Bur
TONS master wt saec-d t- AshbuIon and sa jane .th.
nc: rrc-llar L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the snrosalsil il
OF the Conaty Of New York uotce IS hereby sisa y r..
city Of Ney York gentleman decreased % present Nv e. "
wiih tIr vouchers thereof the subscriber at ne our Sf
Smith Barkrr fy,. No. Is Beckman STREET ~ nr e n,J
Ns,YJr b-Ior. thu 2jh day of August next NA-
N.y- York the 23d day II Feb,r.fy 1873.
2if IawGrn JAMES H. BLACKW ELL, Exreusl..-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

~ PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of The County Of New-Yok notice IS hcsby 9iyea n 70 az
New.Yofs gentleman deceased present iIr VIII p
yogchrs theeol the Subscrlr al tls oiCg Of Do% d. D.
Hail No G2 Fulton street the city 0t Sew-f 4r or M
fore The 10Th lv of September next Dated Newf9rk Mafth
H. 1913. sIICtlAEL O'CONNER. Executor mhS awpn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

n PURSUANCE. Of an order Of lha eHT0saTg
Of the County of New York notice hereby gwen 70 ~
PERSON, having claims sain,t Jos.rh presy Peters Ac ol
hc City of New YORK, Physician }'ceassd 10 prrien% % m
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber Al h' onl
of Bell * Coo Attorney and Couusrllo No. ~ John c,
the City OF New York beer the eleventh. d9y % n
obrr next Dated Nrw York tfp eighth dag oi A2H a. W
IANt HE.I Frs AllnInlsIratLLl al0 llM0m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE. Of an Order Of the s'nrogais,
OF III. County Of Ney. York, notice hereby Ftrh& & 20 u
-sons having claims against Julia Lynch late o. Tue ~ e.
NewYors widow; George And.ron, late Of t,f s," g g
nsrnrr Peter Thomas. late OF Auria, mariner Jfih 'S i
tt- o Scotland merchant, John Nnrdock late 9i '!e ~
New York; of Mary Ronnson late Of % SAID cy ~ ,E
deceased present the same. with the vouchers u.ieoi Wv
subscriber h. oicp No. ~ John street the CITY o
York before h 9th day OF JuIy next D1,ff D1sy '
York January %, 1919. r NJ I!nsto TO-,
iy95 Iaw6tn Public Admin't;sm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the SpflPsa :. III
Of e COUNT OF New-Yort notice hereby ~ i. eiY
NewYor ceulk-r deceased present the sains Wy
.9uchrr' thereof % the 'ue.eflbeI al hi, Ie.G s.e The I'd
d,y Of June mkt Dated NeYy-York tine 10Th day o.
bel a D. ls42 WV. GRAY E,ecutor. Dc Itn2I-- .I--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

"a For. SALE n Norwalk, Conn one OF
Iii OF the mes, eligible situations 10. country residence
- which be- found IN Fairfield Conn. Il i situated
- road leading from the steamboat LANDING ai so7ih
<5rwlk tie Bor-ush No5N ALI and abou, hall Wy o-
lis village Also, !; t- Junction of ne NJ"
ork and Boston turnpike win the 4in read leading through
~ Town. The homestead eIsh: OF -.
i4nd In nigh Of cultivation, which stands
couItortAbe dwelling Rou.s Barn newly covered and cae:
Also t,vrny> OF good Land IN good condition h.
nie from the homestead; and other pieces Of about p
each mile 'FRONT.'. The property viii be sold ,os,ih-
separately 70 suit rurssers further paTteuier. III
quirs OF ~. subscriber. lyln. The premises, Of OSo
" Bs, 81 Pearl 81. : W Benedict 2s Fulton IL VI.
HstershaW. % Henry 81. JANIS BENEDICT.
\u..S4lk, Conn April S, lss3- a!n lEl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

II PURSUANCE of an Order OF tiie snrfos4%6 n
Of th- County o New York notice hereby gsh g,. " ,He
p.a,ons having claim, against Margaret Acha{ @ l sils
t vouchers thereof The subscriber IT s st' ,J i,y
Broadway, IN The city New York or before uls
of Angast Dated Nr,yYof tie 9TH dag ~ cr.
49, JAMES PATON. t.Iecut0r. El laHo|
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

ssS15ssi Jas ins MAbIs6S siisEiI CAPT Chs Hsl..d
viii leave Ws1ren-str.st pier eTsfy oes'As '1'
All Bssgsss Package Parcels Bank Bill T Or iE. book 5r s re
csh,.d on S.e Gl M i1s, 1ot b sh%'r M s risk 2sdS
a1c1 2 NE"ARh Fare A@P oHy -, -en cents. )
The he ;genSa a cnm,s. order viii cernnence her
Gafy haEns @ III Msonds la ms 70 follows an,il
fut,hsr notice =, d,o, of BsreI.vs,. 4, O'Clock,
Leave Sew-YofS from 'ne 1901 q --'s'''
hsi'e e >s"s'N ''''' - ,.,o.,
- Freight carried at very low rates. s!r
szrs7, gNEW YoRK AND X 6lT1iSIQN e, : -:
f{A4F TFor kiasst@a fH5' and bs!iwsie I'D lad.
son o M" ste New
The NoKN I1 1Is," ,sry sdpe.sy and sa,uley
at 8 so olcIock P, ii. 1,n..a,.
WI iea'e hnSiloh :SIt }i'1I''"5 : 'a'''"
a"T III. r EMERALD. Captain JoHy Kt1cHuM, WIN leave
dsv a, 5 O'clock, r NJ
VIII leave Einest.n Ckondqnt( Landing every "s''sS
for freight or passage apply on board mh29 If
EEENiN9 ~ l - rGI. t,d, &c . III 1T,
w,'hG". ni, ls"af nT,I siaolJ m Ind u camooiiao
passage freight sply to The CAPTAIN on board OF @ 10
boat will sase Albany the alternate days foot OF Hamilton ga, s.
,c.,1-o,, PEOPLES line OF STEAM.
pf 4 l. Dn,Tc yi % rGn .IR.Ey D.Ty
s.-=: Through dSest O'Clock n spnd5y a !,
"ltf' From the Steamboat t'e p'"e'" anu '-'O
ste1me5 an oar,1n a 9gshGn GsnE 'e'e'
MfRa'X The em sSb So"6 Am~Fca Ann p L. IS Bras
T,a6 61 sy R :a ss sa ,s%n, M al6sd with
,,a,, S,,r Room and In al Tespects are unsurpassed
H., is9se or sso ssR - P { Schultz at the Once on
'i'e ""1''. y. "" ~
TRY 7sdv ~, aREANtES Nv yoRKFoS re;sbf .a I l a.
,J.l., n
I-JMBlA Capt. Thomas Newbery will leave Hudson for
SG Ysr * every ~ ons " I and .n ja a, X Raj.
Soo ~ and nd tnuch a, 1iermeda,e iandines Return
morn monr int IN me TO take the Railroad cars for
Eg e c IN Now YSR d i r4ffp & Rb
G1 r. foot Liss, street So5,b y :, sg4 at
7FoR HgDsoN I'D, and int mleTmsdate TT,, a1s
- ER CAPT. WV. H. MsLlEs vii s;19 i+
day day, ya"d Fad :. %{iseH sogaeetas .%n VIII
The The ] y qG H. Bh Ss a1S thu The s Of ws Huog ON
.5SSs5 1a:.s ss sp s SS
'',u'"S'' S'' 'S sToRRs s1EMfTESs6% M @ . W,s,..,
comfortable boat as any on the rrs This boat 'o"s no
m boa, is now ready TO receive freight and will leave on
Friday, 7th AIul. aIj 9m
- ,o.-, pF0pTTS TIyE on STFAN1.
Ill y p0,TS roR aIR,Ty n.ii "
i.-----z,,.-J PoNi . rph ~.
-, - SnnaaE s,G%l, r a,o o elCR M 1 imIg"Sh 81
u.,r'' @ ,, 10" ' ''''' : ''' o'"''i NV ~ ~ %
I cry stIte'N'
Monday I.1 Msd9r,i,y 3I Fnday, AZ epci9el /,
Tneslsv Thusiay. snd sainrar rvenass at o'clock
4 n II -, 'ni,,' ri = IN ( : ,.i,.. .'' ,t,,riro -
@ &C. & a. ns,,. Ga Sa"iS ''"'ons' d
The above boat are new sSd .an,is are fn nisI,ed with
ant St,,r Rooms and IN rV.ry Tssrct a, ungurIas.I
on,"nr +hr Hudson Ri,er StramsrI "
For or Freight apIy On board OF 20 r. C. Schultz
=, ,y, III, On no >,Ia,ii ~ "
~ '''' '''.e y" w., 11-,5f,1,t,
E@Gcf n |. POW ElI. " US i;iNi: fn'i,
-, font aud Cold sprmy-Th, .iramboa; HIGH
Cal h " SFrG w leaSs sr ,s iy%' e
rshtIert every M'h!9S ihu,;ua afu oa,n' at ,iv(T
~; he!Tniss WI ,sa'e NeMpnS, n t'tFf l2nay Al %
a ~ ana tuesday, ana fiiaty dt Nj f"ilt'-i V iaS-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYok notice /. hereby aiTen {? i
city New York single woman deceased 10 present The 'hme
with the vouchers hereof the sub.criber Nth office No.
n ChaInbe street IN tho cIty Of Newfork trioc ne
OH day OF May next, Dated NewYo tha 7h hay oi No
y-inhcr, a. D., 1872. RICHARD l.. sCHiEFtELlN,
mn law6ms Executor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the otnI9SsIll = il
Of the County Of New York, notice i hereby rry o
persons having claims ayaIns: Andrew WeSt sr % III h
New canan, deceased TO present the .aa ro,f o
VOUCHERS t-re9i, thu subscriber her r.Sidrn 0a O
Hudson and Ho7tIo streets the cltT oi Ae" he sch
before the 23d day Of August ne1t. Ded S..,ii iigsT
DAY Of F,bnsIy 1913. MERCY "fI,,,,r W.
zlf laH6m- Adinh',-~-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

IN pIRSINNCto Of an order of The Surrogate
Isrsons having claim. AGAINST Mll Earr dle of the Cry
OF y Nw cr wr"w decelscd % zGut the iamt IN tl'
vouchers thereof 'ubcrisr, - ls RESIDENCE NO.
Barclay street in the Cts New fo or before ,'e
tw,u,y.frst i,y OF October acrtDated New ot the 18Th
day oi April. 1913. SAMu sL Y US'f-N,
a Administrators, WIN W I'll hnur1ed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

iseF FARM FOR SALE, situate on Passalc Ri
rer about uire mile> from New ork and one mile from
.Beeyitle |; contains about - acrcs p OF which Is
woodland and III. remainder unicr good cultivation. Il IA,
good house and barn and other oRtbulincs and
Young 7e orchard OF .eou 2DN OF the ts, selected
fruit. Also good dock boai. WHERE the steamboat,
Proprietor from New York viii stop her daily ps
and som Paterson. Titl- ndSputab., and poCG of the
mOrsr may remain bond ard mortgage. Apply
ais I'm JACOB NREELAND. on the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

II PURSUANCE. OF an order Of the on,."sS ,,r q II
Of the County Of Sew-York notice hIroy ,h ctr d
NewTotk jew.ler deceased pessnt t6e sIS, % No ~
vouchers thereof 20 the subscntr al her M 5ss
day OF June NEXT Dated N.w-York, tle I'm aaIp
Der, l2t2 JANE h3hlA t7!!lt;;n.tstiI
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