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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

pursuance ola decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
l. of Law and ChanceTy, for the tewn Of Lynehburg,
pronounced On the 2sth day of October, lS42 in two
suits, therein depending the one between Nichols &
Dell, plaintiffs, and William Bailey aud others, dccn-
dan's, and the other between John G.. hleem plain
tin, and William Bailey aud others, defendants.
the undersigned will on the 18th day II May.
1913, on the premises sell by way Of public auc,on for
cash, all the right, title, interest and claim either at
law, or in equity, Of the said William Bay in and to
the three following pieces parcel. ofground with the
apruItenances situated in the corporation of ynchburg.
TO wit: acoriain
HOUSE IND Lot,
being the same now occupied by Richard H. Tocr,
family residence, and formerly occupied by tho said
Bailey himself family residence-and the same
which was conveyed TO the said Bailey by john s. Lee,
executor of John Smith, deceased by Deed bearing
the 4th day Of july 1881 and Of rccord in the Hastings
Court for the corporation of Lynchbs also another Lot
lying opposite the former with Carriage House, aud
Stable. erected thereon, bcin. the which
veycd 10 the said Bailey by the said Lee executor
aforesaid BY deed bearing date the ooh day of June,
1881, and also Of record in the said Hastings Court
and also. another piece parcel of
GROUND,
containing than fourth Of acre. being the
same which was conveyed TO the said Bailey by Til
thy Fletcher, by deed bearing date the cs day Of
October. 1888. and asn record in the said Hastings
Court. HENRY HUNTINGTON. Sers't c. l..
and as such Commission
April 10 tl3May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
Seq AIRS.
m n0n REGAI.IA AN u PRINCIPE
HVeVOV SEGARS. G. w. YANCEY.
Anil "a

FRUITS nmd CORRECTIONAL
HAVANA Sweet Meats,
L i Preserved Ginger, Ciron and Figs.
Rasins, Dates aud Cocoanuts,
Marschinc and French Cordials,
Assorted French Syrups and Jujube Paste,
Ssrdincs and Olives,
Florence Oil, for table n.e, very superior,
Brandy Fruits. with a beautiful assortment Of
French Candies. for sale by
&. w. YANCEY.
April 10 Is
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VIRGINIA, to wit:


I Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Su-
IA pcror Court Of Law and Chancery for the County 81
Charlotte, the 9th day OF March 1913:
Lewis %. Pondexer nnd Nancy NJ his wife, Barbary d.
Mathews John d. Smith, robert Smith and Jane A. NJ. his
wife, Mary {. Smith, who is infant and ny Wins"U
Robinson, her next friend plaintiffs,
against
Martin H. Smith in his right and adain'rator q
lsanc Smith, decd, and William F. Smith, Anthony -
Smith, Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife, and Garland Cole
man and Sally his wife,
Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendants William +. Smith, Anthony Il. Smith,
Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife. and Garland Coleman and
Sally his wife, not having entered their according
to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and
appearing b, satisfactory evidence that inhabitants
Commonwealth ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here the first Monday in June enter their
appearance and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF
this order be inserted in newspaper published IN the
town OF Lynchburs for two months succsivel, and posted
at the front door OF the Court house Of tn. said County
WINsI.oW ROBINSON, elk.
March % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

hyPrs IN your present professions " democracy, and
tho mere mereenafy OF at times.
ISAAC HILt.
Warrington, April 10, iS43.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
DIED:

On Saturday, March II, William n. Dyke. in the I'd
year OF his age.
The friends OF the family and Of his oncles Samuel and
John Earle respectfully requested 10 attend the IN
neral from bis late residence 81 wooster street, c.ef o.
Spring, this atterooon al O'clock precisely.
In CITY, the I0S James Hurst, aged Is years
The Providence, X. papers viii please copy
AT Suiaia Sd inst M Cynthia, wife OF Locus h Frait
Esq. aged y years
March 10, aged years and mon!hs Emily, edes,
daughter OF Caarles and Eliza SImpson-
On Saturday llh ins 81. year OF her age An
gene. daugher OF Lcuis A DePau.
March 10. Alma De Forcs, and Abigail Decker twin
daughters OF Charles and Eliza Ccrus aged months sne
q days.
March 10. uged years and D,on:h, Elil, Adelaide,
daughter OF I. o. anF'N A DAVIS
Narch TO- Join Beresiod Rudder of Bsr5:cs. British
GuaEa, aged 10 years and months ward CT Dr. John Be
resiord of Brooklyn, L. |.
sia-ch g. AroDene ST. wife OF Edward Pierson, in he.
s3.h year
March 10, Mr. John Cadmns, in us 2Si year.
In WamsbUrgh. Feb e. The residence CT his brother
in-aw Judge Beverly Tucker, Reuben Smith, aged 20
OF Gen. Thomas a Saith OF Missouri formerly o! The
o. S. Army.
At Baltimore, March 8 John X Henshaw, eldest son OF
the Rev. DR.. Helshaw OF that city, aged II
In kenneSeck Feb IS, Mrs DoCaS, widow OF the late
Daniel SeNall, E.G. aged 5i.
Az Templenn Feb 2s Dir. josiah Haskell, revolution
perSiODer, aged 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
wv oNDERFUL ATTRACTION !

Wv Goods De Ss1l IL 2fkeT's Cri.d this
week a, sill lower prices.
The ladies are invited cali and examine Tor themselves
as the goods must and will be soid The soliowrg are
te~ OF ihe ssytes mentioned
Fin. Long Cloths for Sd per yard
Extra Gne do DO 10, Sd, 81. 100 ard Is per yard.
York Mil suslins Is and penny per yard
She e;nss, beached and uRbeachee, oi al! "dihs anu
qualities, from Sd 10 Is per yard.
Also, 10 bales unbeacheG Sheetings tu yard wio: and
very fne, TO- Sd per ya q.
Also, Is cases Cacoes, very eheap,viz:
striped, such sold FOR sd selling for ID per
yard.
2 ees dark chin,z coloss for Sd per yard
Go Hamilton Prints. sd do
co New Styles 81 so
TO New Styles before offered il his market,
from lod 10 Is per yard
DO New Styles and yard wide, FOR Is 81 per yard
Alsp, case Mode colorsd grounds, and splendid
style II wide, real MuIhouse Geods oaiy yard
Also, loco yards Prins slightly dan. Is sd per
yard, will De sold for 81 per yard.
Also assortment Moussene le LANES, tom
Is to Is per yard.
sIs Silks every kind Boba.nes, Alpaccas, French
and English a:erinoes, Srocade ans Cashmere Shawis
Cloths Csssiuers and vesting Saiinets MoesSns, Dla
psrs Napkins, Hosiery and Gloves, together with gene
raj assortment OF Dry Gocds cneuper han at any oih.r
store (,nil 3is-) STEPHEN BARKER, 2sl Grard ST
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
NJ. STEVENS (laie Stevens 4

le GrurnaD) 90 bEaVE Eh 70 1, o.'e ~. " -,
on hand very arre and choiceiy selected assorsn;
Of millinery goods Tor the spring trade most OF ich nave
been purchased auctisn az The present ruhoas ia
Gill he sold from 20 10 50 pe. cent below the cos OK ma
porlaon The subscriber adopts The esuFse as pn,.
ssd a, the establishment ast year, VIZ tnal OF atsAa!hg
liza, offers ard he in turn selling ,nen al small advance
for cash, and cash only Many who bougat goods OF =
cnnd he bought el.eE And he would resFeciiFeiy
ny merchants and nlners in the city or coaniry VINO
want any goods in the subscribers line 10 not ai svths
Mend II vii De for theI Interest TO do He will have
Constantly on hand full assortment Of hat silks and rooons
s ali oisr goods in the millinery ne besides good as
sortent of silk goods general satin and tansta rieoons
from No 70 ls constantly on band, direct from the aac-
lions, very low, A|f Al1S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
nIARRIED:

Sunday evening. March II BY Rev. Mr.. Grim, Mr
SEARISG 2. TomFKrSs Miss JOANNA SAsErr, both OF
this city.
On THURSDAY tie 9Th irst. by The Rev. Spencer Fl. Cone
Mr.. Charles j 0m.Ird, OF Abany,to Martha Rogers Of
this city.
March q John Graz Esq, TO Hannah, daughter Of Jo
seph L. Wheeler, deceased, OF Newark, n. J.
On the 9Th nst NJ. George l. Tasyer o! the fsn OF s
7. Thayer Co, 10 Miss Hannah Briggs.
In Bangor, Caot Daniel T. johnson, OF Nev-fork, TO
IL iss May Ann Seward.
In Milford. Il, on the 2lS, ut. Mr. john w Hutchiu
son, .Eoan vocalist Miss Ftancis B. Patch, OF Powell
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

..b Mr. Tills0n did not assume is settled or paid, we
,t he Safe will have little to regret the arrange
-, made with Til!son, The security given by TDison
os;,s OF the Quincy House at Quincy Ill, which cost up
,,d Of sCo 0O0, and which il is admitted By all would
- in these times bring $500 $4,000, $500 go in
Ipo;s liabilities ia fuhment Of this arrangement GER
,r san of money received by Ti,son but we have
hs, nsormed that Mr. Tison not only expended all the
o.ey thus received, but much nore in clearing OF the
en on The property given the State collateral security
that il might have the whole property entirely clear Of in
cumbrance
may be OF some interest the holders of New Orleans
jty Stock 70 know that is understood that that city has
determined TO appeal the Supreme Court of The United
ss,es in bill deprving Of the right to levy wharf
age tax before the Legislature should become law
II has passed House. the gro1nd that such is
unconstitutional This tax laid goods landed shipped
from the Levee, build which considerable portion OF
the debt incurred. Encouraged by this movement in
the Legislature many shippers and commissioners have re-
fused pay tax aad others have established themselves
al Algies the opposite bank of river. In
aaence the city has fallen into in her interest
According the report of the Bank Commissioners, The
Farmers Bank OF Geneva free institution, has but S2n in
specie vaults and Sa3 in of other Banks II kas
issued To by The Comptroller $50 e5 Of notes, secured by
bonds and mortgages SIT 1885, Arkansas $4,000; Indiana
sl2 co., The stocks worth about $500 leaving S32
GOO to secured by l56 bonds and mortgages. Its
port gives besides loans and discounts $732 bonds and
mortgages S833 expenses and personal estate S5,2S7
posi,es Sz2. This bank, believe, belongs Mr.
Strong very rich farmer, who in orderlo save The ex
pene couducag does all the business OF The bank at
the Bank of Geneva which probably accounts for the
small amour, OF funds in the bank vaults proper.
The Philadelphia Chronicle says" We were told yes
terday arrangements nearly completed TO enable
the old avsr,e Bauk of Pennsylvania 1" resume business
on firm basis. The Bank of the greatest iaVor-
ties of our people, the disposition TO render aid no doubt
caused its difficulties"
The Susquehanaah Bank, Pa has fallen into em6arass-
men which is supposed to be but temporary by the ia'
ure Of its agents Philadelphia redeem its notes Ihey
were selling 20 per discount According to the
last report Banks the State this Bank had clrcu
aon of S52 40; deposits S6650 teal cash liabilities $751;
oeo toal specie specie funds s7677-about for l.
The Northampton Bank, Pa has got under the Dfuence
OF number of eminent fnanciers of the modern school,
and we expect in prosperous condition as
the United States Bank the Monmouth, or the Jackson
vile lis notes at so per cent discount AT the
time of its last report had circulation of $l97 de-
posts s79722 total $27 466! specie and specie funds
S7,eo8! about s. for /.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are otfere

NEw.YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
H. FULTeN.srREEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
The subscribers having hand Ill and fashionable as
sortnen OF Cloths CaSsmere and Vesngs OF the Esglsh
French asd American manufactures prepared TO
commsnce Spring business, adherng strictly 10 our old
system OF Cash on delivery aud abatement in prices
The advantages derived by the rcui the adoP
lion Of this thereby renrng gam OF so per cea
upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore needs no commen and caag The attention OF
the gentlemen OF United States and OF NewYork in
particular to their assortment oil choice Goods, they will
merely observe that underwriting punctuay and despatch
in answering the commands OF their friends as much
part of their system cash payments
rg7 J. c. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
:. BLACK BALL, or Old Line Of

-. BLACK BALI, or UId Line oI
G Liverpool Packes-Rsguar Packer ish hSrM o. Msffn
1910 tons burthen Cep, a. b. Lowber will san posi-
lively Monday 2os March n ns. sgnsr cay yo,y oa
b,srt Ifont Of Beekmanst.ect or TO The subscribers
ROCHE BROTHERS & CO. S5 Fnltoa;streei
next door TO The Fulton Bank.
Ne-rbe MONT EZUMA sails from Liverpool on the
a,h NAV Those seadng her friends can have tnei
brought out in IN any of the Packets OF ts Ln,
yykch sail from: there punctur!y on the a aDo iS
rnnntt. For passase apply IS above. lnIo Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

A-A TO LET-To a small family, one
ih half OF modern built story and attic House,
c0ne of six rooms ith pantries and closets With use
G cear,ua,ed in The new block in 18th street. 9Th
house West of Sixth Avenue No. l0-can be seen from III
10 8 o'clock. Rrat S2l5. CT,
I'; 49, 80 "a IA, E,nn Il 28f ths
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

&A CHEAP RENTS-To Let { heap 10
iaa paying tenants, (ohe will please not appy) SI
ire well GIFTED Rooms the New Mirror ONCE 10 tne
ar story brick building No Ann street. tour doors lrcn
Broadway near he Park and ia view OF the Ator House
These various sizes are al flashed WIN marc
aIs and table from their central ioca5ns for lawyers
oes school rooms artists physicians bachelors lodgings
&c Possession given after the zoih inst Apply 10 II.
BROWN in The Findings store on the premises
mhlS Saws II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

COTrON.-The market continues inactive The Sales
of the week ending Friday evening embrace $50 bales OF
which 200 were Upland and orda at 4la74ci zoo Mobile
Al, and $50 Orleans at &c. The arrivals during
he same period 99l bales Pces for the poorer de-
scptions are firm Saturday. WHILE those orthe
better kinds fully sustained The sales oil To-Day are
very small. We quote as follows:
Troe, ,f;,a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

NHy ATCHES lower than eyer.--in con-
w sequence OF the reduction Of dclles by the ats
tariff subscriber !, selling his stock OF Gold and SILVER
Of new and splen.H patierua sud Jewey at ratail at
considerable reduction from iotps prces, being muSa
lover han they can be bought any other place IN
the city. Geld Watches iow as 70 10 S25 eaci..
Watches and Jegery exchanged bought All Sa.;s.
warranted to keep good time the money ret1rneEe
Watches and Clocks repaired in The best Hancer, and ~@
ransed at much lsss than toe usual prices.
@. c. ALLEN, Importer of Watches ard JeweterH
oI7:s.F wholesale sni all. 36 wals-. up staiI'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
IN CHANCERY.--Before the VICE

IN CHANCERY.--Before the VICE
4 Cb,nc.i or-Wiliiam a. Leggetl Benjamin McVick'
Ar et lin pursuance oil decrel order OF 'his Cou,
in The above entitled cause, viii he sold at pubic auc
ses hprpnf by J. 81 Miller Co.. Auconeers al the Mer
chants Exchange IN the city OF Ne-York, CT tne iil Gay
Of March ne1t Il O'clock neon, OF bat
Tain rac, land, situated, lying and hs.og al 9rfsana:
canrv NJ Wes,cheser and State Of NewYork, bounded
described as follow: Beginning al poiht on "s"dni
otherwise called BungaY Creek, and running lnehce norm
as degrees 80 minutes east ID cns.s ~ -, cSain
81 degrees west s5 Inks thence north west cna
a links thence north 80 degrees east cnti >" 49,,
north 50 d: srees 50 miRples east chains o@ lGE teee
norh chains s! akS, thence north deg rees west cHd,'
q, ,;nLa henre north degrees west ch1lns u INKS,
thence nortb Is degrees wes chain Al INKS tsenc hoin
10 ,rorses west chains IL links, thence rorn "a oegefs
on rnu.s west chaias 2 links, thence nortn Degree
.e chains 10 links thence north degrees east chains
q links thence 90 degrees east Grains - bss,
thence north degrees so minutes Wes- ~ cEaias % nAs
he nee seuth so degrees s5 mnnieS Nest clale %
soih n degrees 81 cbains63 links thence sja
degrees 80 minutes ea7 chains n Inks henae souiD 10
dsgrees east Chains 55 Inks thence scotia degrees wet
c6ain so links thence south a degrees west nam ~
nts thence sonth 70 degrees west chain thence Soo!n
4 eas, chaHs II Inks thence sonh % degfees
e chain q links thence sorth chain AZ Inks thence
81 degrees eas shags as 1xs W e he Oh DC
ginning. WILLIAM W. 1. Sa.is =; I,t.nSs-,
r e. AioUET, Jr Solicitor. t
New.Yerk, January 90 l6i3- J-i iaWuis 9,,
The sale OF the above properly is ostponea 10 'e i-'
day OF April next at the same hour and place
Eew-York March II, 1875
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master ia chaacery
NOTICE-Proposals in writing will be
received By The subscribers at their Office in jersey
Civ nti the 18th day of March ant, for LeasGg Ioe
fsrge PIER and BASIN jersey City for year from see
Ersi day eff April ensangJeney City. llh March, sis
ELIAS 3. D. OGDEN,
STEPHEN P. BGITTANS:rox
ALEX c. II. PENNlncCL Nlcsv Os,
Receivers sf the Morris Canal and Banking e0'npai'
mis- eott25th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

sAxpss SARsAPAnLLATbs preparation comma .,Isr
ton heretofore Ut in the history oil ncdicue
ing entirely in its character and operations from the
saap1T Which have been az upoa The
whole syst thereby bringing under its direct and nm
mediate naaence Although possessed of powerful aaa
controlling effects yet i. is entirely harmless, 50 tna' eau
tested in Instances both in health ana
In disease When in perfect health no effect oy
seated in e ar and huryng fast It's victims along the
path then IFS mysterious aenee nrnss e bsab snH snj
enkindles new life ana S!gor, ana ot,hss heao ana
strength back TO the suffering and diseased.
Read the case Martha Conlan ana inouas La{a ~ = m M
article addressed 10 The AM rican Public anu al aouel
offs eticncy mus, bansh chaf before inc ~iso,
Fo, particulars see advertisements in th ana olne' Guy
papers e. .no-,,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and Tor Ipoa.
ton by A. B. Sand. Co., Granite Building. 1.o ~
way corner OF Chambers street. ~ hse. sun ~ H r.
net oi Market Price per bottle Six bottles ior 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

A,A FOR SALE or TO Let-The 3 story
and attic brick Dwelling house No. $50 t ~entieh
slTr between the OH and 10Th avenues opposite Inc Eps
copa Theological Seminary. apply AT the once Oh she
Merchants Fire Insurance Company No. o5 Wall street,
0,;;s~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

IA FuL&. Tia mae large wlcers hs les e,sirety
cursa ter 5:ias gyet tnearaSe By PassieGns sy
SRiSFOLS ) SIESIPIRiLLA.
ANOTHER PRGCF oe TIE VIRTUES 0E BRfS-.
Tolls SabSaPARlLLa.-rh-t toto wing ia OF the
mlsy husdrsdS wta daily tesyi the superiority
% BristoP Sars1pNa the Inaay nosums puded INTO
iSe notice ot tie cpuIuIiywhrress BrI.;os Sarssplre
performs all pcrpos 10, ard gives universal satstac
ton those who have had The article and ,vea Sa ar
trisi.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

lksA TO LET-a Grocery and Feed Store.
jig Apply on the premises, 5+6 Third Avenue
ryan }io,meiia,ev Il rponIred mil 1V is.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

JOHN MoNTANYE, Cedar Cooper.
ANOTHER PROOF OF The VIRTUES OF BRisroL's SAaSA
PARILLA.-rre following Que OF iha many hunuteas wo
who are daily tesying o the saperoriiy o. Bsiois par
sapariia oya tie many pulled iDS HE nosee .,
The com,nunywhereas Brsops Sarsaparsz psrlefnis all
itpurpors 10 DO and gives universal satisfaction 10 hosc
WHO have had the article and given u iair !rai .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

q Fifth Ward Wings, Attend Pursuant
10 the recommendation OF the Democratic Wing General
Csmmee the Whig Electors of the Fifth Ward are
spectuly requested assemble the Whig Head
ters Marion House, los Chapel street. Monday evening
next the lSih nst at haipasi O'Clock to choose three
Delegates Mayoray Convention meet al the Broad
way House Monday evening, the zch March athapas
O'clock and also Nominating Committee TO select
Charter Officers for the ensuing wear
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

yyulter Forward and Alfred w. Marssa.
ATTORNEYS AT Law, PITTSBURGH, Pa ms6 6m.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

" Sixth Ward.-ln pursuance OF the recommer-
da'lon OF .hc General Committee, the Democratic Wing
electors OF the Sixth Ward, requested meet Mon
Hail. Pearl and Centre streets Monday l5h
inst al u O'Clock r. NJ. for the purpose of eecng three
Delegates Nayoralty Convention and Delegates
10 nominate Charter lcer &c for the ensuias year.
mis- II g ESDICOTT, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13
psarkcs.-oeyef.l,y reported for zae Tribune.

SATURDAY +. NJ.
AsHES-We hear Of so farther sales Of Pots The NOM
p5l rate is 80 A few barrels Of Pearls have been
so for Is, SORT Sc for Cd SORT and So for Sd Sort
Holders OF tue remaining demand IS ST. The stock
at The Inspection Warehouse is 1853 bbl less than or satu
day last viz l63 bbs Pots and ofPears Stock on hand
''' -, 4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

u spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No. 81 Chambers street, % door East OF Broadway.
March I'd, l54S mh2 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

rGo,d Leaf and Dansi.,'. Feii.-usua! .s col. !.
Cold Leaf per 20 o. o.
For sale ., ,hs nanusae,ory, es Readesreet
milo Iw. - VIC 'nA'1'~s' W. J. l. WAUGH.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

u Ecary & Co. viii Introduce TIE Spring Fashion
for Gcn,lemcn's Hats, Friday, March Sd.
ma Oils Nos. and ) As,or House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

TFvO MACHINISTS & MECHANICS
TO Lease, a Water Wheel Of 80 horse power on on
the North River with capacious buildings attached, all
new Incuire OF JOHN HOPPER, IL Wall ST. Si hoor.
Also convenien, Lawyers offices, near Wall s'ssei, 70
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

u Eirss Ward.-In pursuance of the recommends
uoi OF the GENERAL Committee, the Democratic Wing Eiec
Tors OF The First Ward uesed 10 meet b. Thresh
er Broad Hotel, ;:nday, 18th inst al hapas
oelock r. for the purpose or eectng three Delegates
70 afayoral;y Convention, and Delegates TO no
nate Charter Officers, &c, Tor the ensuing Year,
OLIVER COBB, Chairman.
OTrn Va T,tpt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

.c,tnlv inlorx lie Printers Publishers OF THIS c y
aud a he has the aey ad sna ioy v 10
Ltisments for illustrated books, papers and peToacas
archtecure machinery, LABELS, bu.loes eo,es Rni
graphs stamps &c.. G, loo Nassau street, i'ioue
No patronage solicited from those who wish ba.er
n. D. NO pe Wni. w. BRITT. f1st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

Mr. q. c. Eriitol-Sir: The happy feet produced p
on my son. age, through the OF your valuable
preparation of Saaphra induces me 10 oer 10 tue puo-
lie my cheerful Recommendation OF the same
Nv son has been afflicted with obstinate scrouious dl-
eeon attended extensive ulceraoDs about tho head,
both internal and external having been more or less
Ell with this aisea,e from his BIRTH.
an, pleased 10 inform you that he Is now enjoying
good health perfectly cured by your Sarsaparla alone
after !rucss attempts Of other medices aBd remedies by
The profession would afford pleasure any time
confer n any who may desire know OF the nature and
effects Of BoPs Sirsapariia my sore 2o9 Stanton.s
my dwelling 66 Suffolk 81. N y Yonrs respectiuy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

Mr.. A. 3. HULL. Druggist Watrnown:
srA daughter OF mee vas attacked WIN ins @ scarlet
contracted severe sSroiuoBs disease. Many remedies
ofby sAfui physicians TO eradicate tge as
ease but without effect. en, last resort uied Brs-
,ops Sarsspar!a one which predu ed surprising
change in he dselse. administered TO her three boles
more and have every reason 10 believe u has eiecs
ed a rad cal and permanent cure ,
Having experienced is beneficial effects IN the manner
above stated wh pleasure bear testimony 10 s en-
cacy in The case OF scrouleus diseases ,,,,,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

francis C. wrTTENsERG,} sscre .ries
DANIEL CARPENTER Secfe aries. mil 2tt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

will held their regular meeting this evening az ~ Ken
56S Broadway, nj u O'Clock. w Wallace ES. ~ p.rnes
lucky will give ADDRESS Mr. Delarne and pr. oa'ae'
will relate their experience. Good Singing as usua
WV WALLACE, Fresidein.
w, g. PHILIPS, Secretary. "
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p Read the ,olloid idg certificate OF the Hon. John Thur.
man, OF The Associate Judges OF Jefferson county
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-13

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