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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09


souis and ALI oonI; French lenses. ~ inches
Tait" 50 ounces omae ounces chloride Of iodine and all
the CHI mic lis for the daguereotype a8 lmsr
FUR NISHING WAREHOUSE.
WORAM &HAUGHWOUT, SCI Broadway near Niblo's'
Ch,nders lights, silver omolu and bronze, for
~" Grandois. and eandeasrss. new patt s'
the superb assortment we have exhibited in SIX years
Hall lanterns for OIL in great variety OF style and pat
Solar lamps complete OF the best mpro
we'd paerns sevea entire new with every ohs ar
wih full assortment Of the finest quality of cut glass; ofevery
Fine table cutlery in SETS in mahogany cases. and dozens.
great variety of Hated gn BASKETS trays waeIs cas'o
Also. 1mp.te Of ,panued ,e, tI'ys, Bra
nj, tea sets steel fire irons plated and brass stair 'ds
19 Re he
B-A half circle stair for ceiling 10 fee, high with
mahogany rail. &C., for sale cheap. as 2wsr
CARD-J SCHMIDT has pleasure inform h. friends
p a se VINE sIoo h.
Building corner OF Broadway and Chambers street where b.
and
s he OFF,. o wholesale AMI r ns 10 AsS Sn
well regulated establ ishme mt of thus kind.
the first Sasity secure spprobaon Of those who
may fsvoI nm with cal ,.x
N. B-Enrance IN CHAMBER street. a8 eod6t-r
CLlREHUdh's uXESTlkIAtTliSd 5AsND dossAMER
THESE art ce have for many years held .upre.
macy over all Others n hi: country as well as in Europe
Light ea.tic, and fee from all dsssee"Se pressure By
AL dses and they been erect
eSaac,e Of Work S is
ne s ns % as in
In the Haw Cutting Dspartment, Mr.. G. will be found al
et aud WILL i've his sole and undivided ion
TO oil who wh to charge coun,enance unaer the msgc his
- $500 $4,000 - -. = = -
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DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.

DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
D. Ycr beg TO call the attention of the admirers Of th, very
BE- a, a s 81 % 10 % eop
;,rSc1sd on The mos, With all hf
Of touch, aud perfectness Of m.chan,cism
t. sSs his a. D are su
saving his friends the high duties imposed by ta on those
Dealers and professors particularly invited and will find
his method of 'r'n'sc ing business adsrii RRowNr
a7,oMI d &wy.ec ss5 Pro.dwny and az HAMMERS st.
FOR sALETn,es mote. GIawS y the lac Vs. IT, Post. de
supposed be solvent bu the holder neipg in Of
%s vail dispose 'Nt Joas f's,1 xnDsR
a FI.H's HATS 40. FISH, Fashionable hs'TTT,
~ 81 rT2sdya. would .e'oec fully sonouncs 20 ,hg h
attic eS ,bs Hat Inc, Irish Ia sIvie Of the :pros
inioais.d by n e. f.. st INST The popularity I'd favor
emsnsted ON est blisbment ba been prcuary sr;p
a
Tor ,ness of m,tea sl Of form aud all essential
A fat he being Hy gsema.b2 Close imitation
SaI a the 70. s; & s. II
ssd me s H Of s dy n fen
been ecdit The yey unique ard graceful s,ye
u aSn With an 70 tn sgrs of The
tur' sn up9n whca me suh,Ioe5 would challenge ccmpe
S and shapes DsS Of made the shortest
sibe ,otice. a'r'
TT SSySSElf EH SSfsT MN mas
prnc' clements 81 human beauty What esq be less gl,a
@i Gf sP fss nSse Ss e ss
inst epreach and in modc dJ the defect usual
iy cpcesea with jealou: care But how mpeh better
Ton will in almost all cases lender wig BY
hair ling from what few applications
OF james Hair Tonic will the daridatng process
The fcts Say so"but upon teslnon al
- S1sSsxs; South Third
NRINGE CREAM CANDY-Mesar. J. Pease d son,
~ tbnecuouen, IS Division street. have brought forth
,uoh,r delicious compound TO crafty the teeth and
li.kl the pslates who indulge such sweetmras
, randy POSSESSES fine flavor OF the Havana and
We k cannot fail the the ladies' and
" ~ e. .,;,rarv general afr
yNrbRTANT TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tR.FN 4 co will draw at their Express and ForcGln
iarg ofce No Wall street, small bills OF exchanges from
80 IN sums 10 .nit PAYABLE sight, for the
sto, Of persons wishing toremt to he friends in Eselsnd
,sssni, or Scotland. -,
are slo made IN nj their Office.
Forfurther information appiyto ,,,,,nrx ,r
sv,ptr ,a London MAGELLAN, WARNS n CO
-" biyrrpOo-WlLMER SNWTN
N n. sMALTs--2o casks Sxony Buu smalts. Tor
sHc ~ fENSSE bhOOks.
asf NO. 81 Libety street,
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$4,000 Kentucky h3 8iT so shss Harlem b3 l6ys
Commercial Stock Exchanse-YS Wall ST.
state OF Trade ,

S2oc0 Ohio 6i, 1860 67z< $1,000 Kentucky IS sI0
1000 do 67Z i0Oo do
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I AGs-2oo bales Pr HIS 8 Rags; 80 bales No. 8 L z.
- horns-.or sale by PERssE n BROOKS
a6r No. 81 Liberty street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
From me Ga.e,te.

FROM The Od>eUc.
MIR MCreary:-l perceive that I have bcon an.
nhnrced IN your paper as n candidate 10 represent
ohtn county IA The next house of Delegates OF Viz.
sunta. ! feel very grateful To my friends for again
presenting my name ~ the citizens nf The county Ia
connection with this responsible ohice and while |
am not vain enun gh i- suppose that their rartialit,
nnd attachment arises from The o.iniou that pusSess
ialen's aud requirements which would he urndVnn.
tage TO their Interests, yeti ,eccivu this IN inifrstaiinu
of iavor as an evidence oftheir bcliefihat / am al
least an honest, ardent aud uacompromi,Iug wing.
Bui however grateful | may to Gr ihS mark oi
distinction. ! beg leave mo respectfully 10 decline
the nomination. Aud ia dong S. feel That I am
but doing Iusice To myse { aud my fellow G tizeus
Several Oihery have hcCn named Cor the same office.
and among the number one who. # he will consent
io he a canildaie Is far more deserving Of the suc.
iraees oiih voters Of the county. aud To whom I
cannot suffer myself To b. opppseJ. 10 will readIy
Ne conceived thai | refer To s SPRrce. Esq, who's
age, experience, talents and character commend hun
To me as pre-cmlncnlly calculated properly 10 reprc.
sent The Interests Of this section OF Virginia la the
next Legislature Aiitors Of much impor,nrce Il,
the citizens ofiLis county will have Ia be decided
upon Ivy II, aud believing that The more able and
popular orr represeniasiye.th the greater the probability
al her Being DE ermined satisfactorily to U.s.. win.
draw from the canvass wuh the ardent hope rbn,
Mr. SPsiGs will allow has fellow cIuzens 10 call Il,
Their nid his valuable services. Respectfully.
BENZ + KELLEY.
Wheeling. April 7,lSi3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

CAMPBELL'S MISCELLANY for April i. upon
mr. table richly laden as usual With The best selee-
ions from The most eminent foreign journals. The
. nien's Of this number are
Diary and Letters OF Madame D'Arhlay-by T.
q. Macaulay.
Anecdotes Of Frederick the Great.
Nursery and popular rhymes oil England and Scot
and
Drawing from Models.
Proposal for a Dictionary Of a not unknown
unsuc.'
Tho plea OF insanity.
Report # Committee Of House Of Commotis on
Fec ION Proceedings
The Non-Intt lslonists.
Judas Itngic mystery.
British Enierp-s,-American Aggression.
On The changes at social life ia Gcrma=y.
Besides Poetry and MISCELLANY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
SHAUN DIUV-OR, BL 4CK JOHN
BY WILLIAM INCHES.

why thou were heller in thy grave, Than 10 an.
swer This extremity.
The coast oc Kerry, from the mouth
OF the shannon ,as far round as the htlIe
lnlet,dlgni6ed by the appellaiion Of Bal
lyheigh Bay presents a bold AMI precin.
ltous front 10 the foam and roar of the
Atlantic. Immense plies Of betting
rock lift themselves al intervals in un.
couth forms one above the other and oc.
c~asionally an insulated reak, detached
by the fury Of the western breeze. rises
abruptly, Ike some vns, Leviathan OF
the dceP,irom out the briny wave, prond.
" resisting in its crumbling age the in
roads OF the warning elements. Farther
inward the !%mpetuous surf, dashing with
increased violence through the lapse OF
ages, has perforated the ~stupenduous
barrier, which was reared by Natures
hand Into numberless governed recesses.
To the south, and in the vicinity OF
the bay, the coast gradually assumes a
more level appearance, forming n fine
sandy beach, upon which occasional
whlriVinds have elevated a number OF
banks or hills Of sand IN pyramidicaI
shape, which have become So
matted together by the fbrous roots OF
sea plants, as to suffer little variation in
size from the most violent gusts.
The comparatively sheltered situation
OF the little haven we have described.
must have early drawn the attention oil
few wild and hardy fisherman Of the
coast TO its position as an anchorinp
ground; while the rugged and dangerou.
ellis IN Its vicinity probably suggested
the idea Of a more fearful and lawless
calling: and frigh'ful as it may appear,
the TACT IS grounded upon too good au.
thorIty to be 6isbelieved, that IA grent
proportion Of their livelihood was ob
tanned by the plumber Of the unfortunate
vessels which happen 10 he driven.
through stress oc weather, add by the
beacon light Of the wrcckcrs upon the
shoals.
4 few scattered and miserable dwell
lngS lay around. One glance at their
interior communications proclaimed the
source whence the occupants derived the
materials Tor their construction; while
~ the article Of furniture a still more
certain indication wus obtained. A mu.
ila'ed figure head generally adorned
some consp cdous position, and the rude
i''Ie' sei;Ie and dresser, each gave evil
Icncc OF their once having formed the
component parts Of some gallant bark.
One Of these dwellings was Inhabited
by what is called IN ireland "A grass
widow. named O'Sullivan. who had an
only son. Tier husband hid been for
many years engaged In The same lawless
pursuits ms his neighbors, and was. il
possible. ore daring in his hardihood
than the rest, 50 much so. that at length
ne Ore" down upon himself the utmost
vigilance Of the then existing authori
lles. Prescribed and huntedto his very
l1'r the hapless being put 10 sea in tIr
nour OF necessity in an open fishing
BOAT, accompanied by a CouplJ Of his as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

PARrES-The present position Of the Wing
vars ,notw nh landing the overthrow winch result.
ed ir,m Ia. election of 1910. is more enviable he
yer. The party has been purified by The working
&c the impure elements. Facts from day TO day
re developed. which prove this, in a manner not
lspecicl by the EeralJs Of lncnC1coism throughout
= !aal; but they are mt The less plainly manifest.
a. ap1piarnertp an acceptance Of Mr. Porter ct
sun,ylNauin. OF a seat Ia lac cabinet. Is uf no lI.
inprj,nce in the - lie. II WILL. IN spite o rlhem
s,nrh very essentially. The loco Cncos.
raa Hauis3rrSh Keystone of Ihe 1t inst pre-.
.u,s n case IN roi,L las leading editorial com.
,nces.
70 We praclaim To the Democracy nr Penn.
yivanA. that 4 blrg tIn has been euiercd iuiu. aud
he power al The s"iurruns ni The general gov.
cmn IA. with a The IA ,pr,ari fears wh.ch Il can
-renre. .. heIng uscd - sHjSdi-e The pnss. II eak
'lwn the elastic spirit az he Depnocnur p rIg. and
alsfrr it, members 10 the special keeping oil Capt.
tyler * Co"
The prof Of this $ in the fact, hat The Keystone
peing the organ OF the present Executive Of The
State was pied with communication in hvcr ct
Mr. Tyler. 1t refused l., publish them. aud. rs a
consequence. the firuds of Mr. Tyler released to
uTe Tor lis puhllschrs a. State PRINTERS. The Key
one IN en- adds:
We shall continue To support That ndmiuisira.
m IN all lis DamncritIc measures, bal wc wall re-
u all eTDrs 10 make the columns OF the keystone
IN with rvierism CUmtnunIcaiipns. glow me
IN The beauty, an power. All mljesiy. aud 9 lory
John Tyler. has been presented 10 Us in manu-
-ripl. directly. by he hands Of David Ritenhousc
Porter. which We felt called upon, by every con.
sderaiIun Of duty anI pliri iisn. 10 reject from cur
nlumns. Although .Se we're ready 10 serve IA lis PIX.
,ellency. in every Thing which would advance the
cause of Democracy. we never could submit 10
having oar paper used rs a vehicle for drstraciine
he Democratic party. with a view Of making CAPT
'ol for President Tyler"
The paper then says that another communication
has been handed 10 tho editor by Governor Porter
himself. though not m his hand writing. which j.
published. Itsnys that Pennsylvania stands pledged
o buchanan. but If he is not in the fell, II UiH 90
for Tyler and procerds TO give the reasons.
81 Tar rs we can perceive The adhesion OF Gov.
Porter and those who support him, 10 The admins.
'tration is now certain. This viii infringe more ex-
tensively upon the loco foco ranks than any OF the
party could suppose and tho consequence must be
efccIunl exercise Of the power of Government over
. large set n Of he pnnr. while the friends Of MIR
Clay continue uu-contamiu,'cd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

PAPER-rhe character aud nurorIely ofWheel.
ing as a point for the manufacture OF paper has
been for many years Unsurpassed. The establish
Iishments have been brought under The weather by
tAe hard times but are coming ont.
The Tirginia paper mill under the control Of
Messrs LamhIiu & Co. The Point mill lormeuy
under The control nf Nlessrs \ & r Fisher, yesterday
s'arrcd 10 work under Inc superintendent Of Mr.
a Fisher AMI will make every variety sf paper.
The Faitoa MH. 4 Armstrong & Co. has con
linnel IhrousI the wnn'e series o( pressnres and
difficulties. IL steady career. All aje nav running
and selling paper. NJ tie lowest prices. Pnrcha-
ser Of paper cannot DO better than 10 buy al our
mills, either In qualify or price.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

u y0n marry q wom1n Or money, YOU may expect
to have Ibis unworthy motive casi into Your teeth
on The very frst family skirmish. ~ cnnld never
consent. sai4 n spirited youth. "io bc maintained
nj The expense of NY wife. ~ ! should hate 90 DC
Reproduced hr not having broughi anything into The
house but ny clothes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

when old Zacharinh Fox, the great merchant Of
L'verponl' was asked by what means he confrivsd
=" 'e'''ze 50 large n fortune ~ he possessed. his
reply was-"Friend. ny me article alon. IN uhich
thou mavsl deal loo, ifthon pleasss-ciyiIty +"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

ARRIVAL FROM 9REGON-He were most
ngr"Carly surprised yesterday by . call rem D.
Whilm1n from Oregon. 70 member &c the American
Prcshyisunn MiSsiufi iu That Territory. \ slight
glance ~ him when he entered oar office would
have convinced my one that he had seen all TIE
h1rA~hips ct % life In the wilderness. lie was
dressed 10 auoI fr cop h,pi appealed 10 nave seen
.ume len years service. faded AID nearly destitute
of iur q vest whose natural col r had Icing -iuts H~I.
aud n shiu-we cpu'd not see thathe had auy-an
uyCrco1i every thread 81 which could be ea-ily seen.
huckskn pans, Ache ruughcst man iuii we
have seen his many n day-t0o poor. ~ fact. 10
ret any better UUdrObp' The Doctor ~ one Ofthuse
daring and good men who went 10 Oregon spmC
years agO 70 teach The Indians religion, agriculture
letters. Sc. a noble pioneer do We Judge hun to
he-a man fitted o. he u chief ~ rearing q moral
p spire aiming The Mid men nj The wilderness. we
DID mt learn what sucress ihe worthy man bad iu
leading The indians Ia embrace The Christian faith.
bui he very moIesily remarked fsht many Of Them
brrnn 70 cultivate the earth aud false cattle
~ J Tribuae.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
O rHr rlMrs.

onsider The nominat. ~ Of a candidate nr lhe neSI
BOISE ofdelegates. We are pleased win that call.
and now call upon those WIN have heca beDfe The
people To say Boz Monday. Times. Wheeler they
~iil abide tbe decision Of that meeting. However
much "iun.' The fact may oHiri 0, some. % will not
be highly credrabie 20 our county 10 ron the number
now oui. and may give %. O lOco loco.
Apul7, 1910. WHEELING
There Is O. great deal ct Agony IN The last Argus
end we should rot wonder o. bef,,e The election
fgne q ~ hundred eyes sboolJ be bunges.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

We nominate GEORGE II CASrER. Esq. To repre-
sent ms county in the next House of Delegate
ap 3 OHIO.
James F. Wharton. Esq - will please an
n~u-ee JAMES \ CL,RKE. ESQ. as a c~,nitiate ,n
represent thc countv Of Ohio in the ueN Legislature
~ Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
- T. WHARTON, Esq. Dear SIR You will please
give notice OF a public meeting to he held on Tues.
Fay eveaing. the llth inst. at I O'Clock at The City
hall; TO consider the eNpcdiency of nominating n
andidaie 10 represent this county in the next Cen
al Assembly of Virginia. Alsa to receive from
H late delegate; Daniel NJ. Edginglon. Esq. an
count ofhis sic wardship. Yunrs,
MANY wHIGS
April 7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08
SUPERIOR RED INK.

rrrrTTr HND NNhs
Mis- day received a snpplv NJ Uo1s, .n6
\ Ihomrsons mafchless Red Ink. slso an in.
v"'o' OF superior Letter and Cap Papers. which We
pHer at reasonable prices.
STEPHENSON & HASWELL.
~ s. Tfoion ,,roo,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

NARR'S PATENT LARD LAMP
~ A very superior article for burning Lard. OF
great elegance and fnIsh will he sold ~ auetion on
; 'iurdt ~ mJrning by HALL g. WiCKHAM.
a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-08

My Musing7 are npw ended nIhere have been
ory among he renders oflhe Union and Messenger
80 induIeeni rs To follow their deviuns course, lel
m' Ihnnk hem for iueir patience nnd ex rrrss the
hope IhaI IhrIr -lhIr Tvs nul heen WHOLLY IDsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14


'PA ' Eaoogi IN Nov. IS, 1912.
u.ssrs S.sDs. Gept-Athoush an d,fgured aud de-
formed for e have not lost my recoilectUn and never,
while exist shall cease 10 feel grateful Tor oenehls con-
Tered through the OF your Invaluable Sarsapariia
was attacked IN the year 1923 with scrouous affection an
The my commencing win small req spot ul
tsnded with itchlng and burning sensations ms inoced
rubbing, aud commenced the rarages OF disease
which progressed as follows: the lett Ecsu WIS ms.
destroyed and, continuing upwards crnsard lhe otige
OF the and seziDg upon the right sce destroyed ms
cartilage, bone and all the surrounding parts ul hhaJ.
the nose entirely eatsn OF The passage oI conveying
tears from Ii. eye the oDlterated, whcn caused
corti-us flow of tears The disease seized ppon me
upper lip extending the RICH; cheek ana my iseins ana
car better be iag med than described.
am naive Of Noingara in Engiana, and my case is
well known there. The first Physcians IN tae hikno'n
prescribed iof ne, but With lsf teasa. ~ or .ie
three times day which continued Tor 81 "a SUI
c-.sicn Al another time applied oi OF ,rto' " % III
ier MS sed presriptio OF Sir Ashley Cooper boz al
nTnv- in yaa continued grow worse and as afo"n
ing man will catch at straw, Used EVER 'eiaI III
sa- az HAT was considered a?ptcaeis 70 ny eAs ult
Ibs-, 9;sgnye with the treatment and rcnquished all
hope OF ever getihg ven ROO. 49,, n II
uadsr whose treatment was, considered IL stfolu!oas
and this is the gwen t by medical men, AZ
las, resor, recommended 10 Try change oil aif ana
an Atlantic voyage, and 10 April last sailed ior America,
and arrived here the month Of May The disease coz
Gnued Gradually increase extending upwards and back
wards having destroyed tie elre nose, and last yergp
towards The frontal sone i. szed cpoa the upperJaw and
While crossing or the Ferry-bos; from BrocAlynto New
York, gentleman attracted by my appearance and
thus aecs,ed me- NY friend, haze you 9sed The sarssps.
ri!a 2, Yes replied l. various kinds and every thing else
could n. ar OF; but said h. mean SaEdss Sarsapa-
riilaH No. replied. 4rhen il, for believe vii!
cure your BeEg thus addressed by srangsrl vas In
duced ts make trial OF MEDICINE ne 80 higay recon-
mesded.
purchased one bottle, which give seine relief and
wonrri 10 ;e after using your parlla less Than Two
months feel wtiH veil The dieass is stopped in II.
ravaye all t,ose raekins and t1.menfDg pans gone
my food reishcs, my aseson IS good AID sleep well
and under the blessing OF Divine Providence, attribute
be esul, entirely the OF Sandss Sarsapara Vita
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14

DY ORDER OF the E'onorabIe Michael
, 1Jshoearr First Judge of The Court Of Common
pIeas for the City ard County Ncw-yorh Notice is here
y given pursuant :e provisions o. Tie statute auhorz
ing seeciTaens against nonresident debtors that
raehn,si Issued against the estate at Joseph ubbscs
NONRESIDENT Of the STATE OF New York and that the
Will be sod the payment Of bis debts, uness he appear
81 discharge such attachment according Law, within
nine months from Ike first publication OF this nc;cei and
the payment Of any debts due 10 him by residents OF
this State and the delivery hIE fer his rse of any
property within tbs State te.onging MN AID The transfer
OF any property by him forbidden By Law, and are
void Dated tie 9th day oil November. 1872.
GRIFFIN L ffAFENS,
Aitornies for AuschiHg Creditors.
~ Evening Journal couy ms IaHsEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14
10y ORDER Of Thomas A. Osborne,

D Judge of Chautarque County Courts, OF Inc degree
OF Counsellor AT Law in the Supreme Court
Notice hereby given, that an attachment las issues
against the Of Leonard Jacobs, now or late oil the
Of Ripley the County OF Cbauauque and State o.
NswYork abscondlg concealed debtor on due PROOF
made the said Judge pursuant 10 the directions OF the
statute concernn. Attachments against abscondng ana
concealed debtors the win be sold for the pay
uen of his debts unless he the said Leonard JacoDs appear
aud discharge such attachment according TO law wltn
three months The frs, publication OF this notice And
the paymes of any debts and Inc delivery OF any properly
belonging sB debtor him, for his use, and the
transfer Of any property By him. for any purpose whatever
are for hidden by law. and are void.
AUSTIN SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14

Martha Conn has lived in my family the last 10 years
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made ey her
saf s correct Mrs. MARY q. LLOYD,
80 No GOA Broad ST. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14
DY ORDER of Stephen Chapman, Esq

p1 ORDER OF Stephen Chapman, Es4
Supreme Court Commissioner, residiag at Ctoehv0ir
In The OF Lsnox and County Of Asdon, nene y
hereby given, that attachment bias issrsG sgais' me
estate o. Hiram Close nonresident DEBTOR, 0a ouN
proof mace 10 the sa;s sapreme Court Co5rssohyI pGs
the directions Of ae statute
Az TIA, tic s,,n vii; be sold Tor the payment OF bis debt
unless be the I'D Hiram Cos appear and such
g. n i, notice; ard that the payment or sny
drh,s AID The deilger Of any properly belonging 10 Inc
said debtor him or FOR Hs use, sph the 81 sny
P.riyy ID arc y,Ty Dated ths 2d Cav OF Nov 1874
~ % 49, TEM0THY JENKINS,
4,c ,.-s,.- Attorney Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14
e. TENkSVN,
SIS lawgn Attorney Ior Attaching Creditor.
pY ORDER Of the Hon. Frederick A.

. Taltmadgr. Recorder oi The Guy o hew.Nork, No
iice hereby gwen pursuant the provoGS 81 the STAT
ute authorizing attachments against abSeonns "oneeated
and uoi-resSent debtors aI sttectmeht has issued
AGAINST Tbs estate IL watson and H. Watson trading IN
der the firm OF K r.. Watson residents Ut the State OF
ouaec;icut thas the viii ee sold ior The payment
OF their debts unless they appear and discharge such at
tachss at according 10 law within nine mcHhs itom the
FIRST publication OF this notice aud that ,ht payment OF any
debts duS hCu this state ind the dcliv
cry them for their OF any property within THE
State belonging them and the transfer OF any such pro-
perry by them forbidden by law and void Dated
the 30ta day OF November, 1912 WEED HlLLfER.
81 La VAN Attorneys Tor AtachlnE CFedilOf.