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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roga,e OF The County Of New.York notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Nbzar Howell,
late of the city OF New York. iron founder deceased 10
present the with the vouchers thereof TO the spbscr
ber at Office of Joseph E. Coffee Of Beach and
West streets, the city of New York. or before the
1eeath day of June next Dated NewYork the 18th day
of December. 1912. NELSON HOW ELL,
dis law6m+ Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
n rogate of the County of NewYork, Notice hereby
given 10 all persons having clan. agains Edward b. sum
n,ers late OF the City OF NewYork. Grocer deceased, 10
present the with The vouchers thereof TO the subscr
bers No Is Rvngs corner OF Essex street, IN
City New-York, on before the tbirtieh day OF
June, 1912. Dated NewYork, the lwentyseventh day
of December. ls42.
SUSAN SUMMERS, Administrators
% 1awGm+ CHARLES EVERSLEY,) T T''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
DY ORDER of Joseph Center. ESQ.

y UkDEN OF 1UscpH CeHttT, Esp,
D supreme Court Commissioner in and for the county
OF Niagara.
Notice hereby given that attachment has been issued
against the estate OF HENRY n SILL, eenresideDt
debtor aud that the will be sold Tor the payment of
according law, within nine uons from the pubica-
ton OF this notice. and that the payment OF any drbts and
lhe delivery OF any property belonging the said debior
to him his and the transfer OF any property
longing to the said detor, him his use and the
transfer any property by him for any purpose whatever
are forbidden by law. and void. Dated Acg. To- 1872
NICHOLS NEWTON,
aupas arulnw Ar,ys for attaching creditors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
DY ORDER ofthe Hon. Daniel B. Tall

DY ORDER ofthe Hon. Daniel B. Tall
emate OF tho Associate Justices OF the Superior
Court ofhe ctyof ~ York. notice hereby given, pursuant
the provisions oite statute authorizing aChmcn against
abscondng concealed, and nonresident debtors that
attachment has issued against estate OF Alfred b. Church.
n resident OF Hamburg, in the State OF South Carolina, and
less be appear and discharge such attachmenl according
law within nine months from the first publication OF this
tce and thai the payment OF any debts due him by
dents the State OF New York and the delivery him,
for his use of any property within the State of New York
belonging him. The transfer of any such property by
him, forbidden by law void Dated the twenty
fourth day OF September 1872
WELLS / VAN WAGENEN,
Attorneys fer Attaching Creditors,
50 1awsa II fine-.ireet, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
d rogae of the County Of NewYoyk, Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Robert Eckart
late OF the city NewYork cauker deceased 10 present.
the sane with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber nj his
residence, No. Broume in The city OF NewYork
or before the day Of June nexIDated
New York the nineteenth day Of December, A. D., 1872
,oo I,uG,n+ WM GRAY Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Il Surrogate OF the County OF NewYork, Notice is here.
by given 10 all persons haviog claims against sARaH
HOLLENBECK, late OF the city o New-Iorx, v ldow,
deceased 10 present the same with The vouchers theTe
10 The subscriber al his resescc No y Crosby III
The city OF RewIork, before the nineteenth day ol
June Ee1s-Daed New.York the sixteenth day ot Decem-
ber, a. ID. 1872 DAVID SHhR"oOD,
dir iawfut Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
L roCale of the County of NewYork, Notice is hereby
given 10 ali persons having claims against Cornelius W.
Van Raus,, late the City OF New-forh, gentleman, de
ceased 10 present the with The vouchers thereof To
the subscribers the residence OF subscriber Ann o.
Van Raust No 720 Broadway in the City OF Newly on
New.York, the twenty-tourth day OF November, A D.,
1870 no laWbms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
d rogate of the County OF New York, notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Isaac B. Merritt
late of the city of New York. grocer deceased TO present
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al her
residence, No l Mussrry street, in the city OF New York
on or before the 9Th day January Dated New
York. the sd day OF July, lS42.
iy25 Ia yvGmb NARY MERRITT, Administrative.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

pY ORDER of Stephen Chapman, Esq.
Supreme Court Commissioner, reSdiag at Clockvile
in the town of LenoI and County of Madison, notice IS
hereby given that an attachment has ssued against the
estate Hiram Close. nonresident debtor on due
satto the directions CT The statute concernsg attachments
against abscouding concealed ard nonresident ceD,oT
ana that the win be sold tor The payment OF his debts
unless he said Hiram Close appear and discharge such
attachment according law within nine months rom the
frs, publication of this notice; and that the payment OF any
debts The delivery of any property belonging 10 the
said debtor 10 his his use, and the transfer OF any
property BY him any purpose whatever forbidden
by law and are void Dated this I'd dav OF Nov. 1872
TIMOTHY JENKINS,
di5 1a7ysm+ Attorney tor Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
DY ORDER of Francis H. RuggIes

DY ORDER of Francis H. Ruggles,
Esq Jvdge of Chautaucue County Courts OF the de-
gree Counsellor Law in the Supreme Court Notice
hereby given that attachment has issued against the Es
tale OF RHODES CHAPMAN, as nonresident debtor
and That same viii be sold for The payment OF lis debts
unless lie appear and discharge such attachment according
10 law within nine months from the first publication ot This
notice the payment OF debts due To him by re-
,ider,s OF this State and the delivery Is him, or for bis
use of any property Thin this beongng tn him.
and the transfer of any such property by him. are orbc
den by law and void.
Dated this gth day of November. 1872
WILLIAM P. MELLEN,
no " Attorney Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
nm PnKSITANCE of AM order of the Sur

N PURSUANCE OF dU OTUtr OF t!t ouT-
q roga,e OF the County Of NewYork. notice Is hereby
given all persons having claims against David Milne, late
OF the Island Of Santa Cruz in the West Indies, deceased
&c present The with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scybe his office No. ~ South street in the city OF New
York. before the sixth day OF February next Dated
New-York lst day OF August, A d. 1879
aus laW6m .JOSEPH w. .ALSOP
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

EXTRAORDINARY MEMoRY-The memory of
Or. Leyden was most tenacious, and he some
times loaded 1t with lumber When he was ut
Mysore, an argument occurred upen point Of
hnstsh history; it was agreed to refer it to Lev
den, and to the astoRshment Of all parties, he re-
posted cer5atim the whole of an act of Parliament
IN the reign OF James relative to Ireland, which
decided the point in dispute. On beisg asked how
ne came to charge his memory with such extraor.
binary matter, ne said that several years before,
when ne was writing on the changes that had taken
place IA The English language, this act was one OF
'ne documents to which he had referred as sps.
'ihen OF The style of that age, and that he had re-
tanned every word in his memory
Letter from Sir ] ohm Malcolm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

THE COLONIZATION SocIETY.-The Intelligen-
Ger states that the American Colonization Society
held its annual meeting in the Hall of the House
Of Representatives at Washington on the evening
of the 1sthins whichwes attended by great num-
Der of distinguished men. Rev. JAMES LAURIE,
d. D., one Of the Vice Presidents, presided, and
Mr.. Gurley, the Secretary Of the Society, pre-
ssnted the Executive Report. Among those who
took part in the proceedings Of the meeting, we
observe the names of Senator Miller Of N. j.,
Senator Morelead of KY, Hon. J. R. Underwood
of KY, Wise of Va, Mason of Ohio, Mr.. Pen
son, Solicitor of the Treasury, and others. On
motion Of Rev. Mr.. McLain, the Society pledged
itself to raise at least $40, 900 the present year
for great objects, which it is urgently important
should be attained, such as the purchase of addi-
tional territory, the opening road to the forests
in the rear Of the Colony, the removal of sundry
emigrants whose claims to the interposition and
sid Of the Society i, is we'll nigh impossible to re-
sist and for various other purposes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

4 u.ED SILK, manufactured in every
10 cents per yard by % w u.nH u.a se', at
Leather, Japp'd Linen Muslin Ton ,a I oi fatent
Merchants and Deaises cautioned agsins no,je,py
Nna, nas M AGAINST Us OF The ahoy
I.e oy as, ~ ts e who lave haa Amos, the rx
cusys saie OF eded sds We hold ourselves or
all s aot i'm shed equal to auy in market f'' ~
Orders received for and samples 10 Ia s.o, =, a,
GoRUMS, ls5 Maiden lane. We refer 10 Snnh w." -;
y Co. respecting responsibility. Is. o,s ~ ESa'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

Names OF lnlesta,es whose Es-
tales have been taken charge
ofby the Public Administrator
or his predecessor, and which
have not been heretofor re.
ported.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

I'm PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur
rooa,e OF The County OF New-York, Notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Joseph Rdgway
late the City OF NewTork gentleman, decease TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber
the Office oil o. Barker No. 1874 Nassau street. ;he
CITY of NeuYork on before the Twentieth day OF jan
uary
Dated New-York, the fifteenth day OF July, 1912
ivlB law6m+ SARAH A. RiDGWAY. Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
4 rogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against John Rocket
late OF the City OF NewYork, hpmssier, deceased TO
present the with the vouchers thereof 10 the sur
ber at bis Office No. 5 CeHrestree in the City OF New
York, on before the tweRtysecnnd day OF April next.
Dated New York the nineteenth day OF October, A. ..
1872 JAMES E. BEERS, Administrator,
o2o l,asm with the Will amer ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
THE TRIBUN E.
Pnnishrnents in she Navy.
To the Editor Of the Tribune:

To tie Editor Of ce Tribune:
In your paper Of this morning piece appeared
under the head of Reform in the Navy, which
Is calculated to prejudice the nird OF the Public
aesins, this most important arm OF our National
Defence II was most evidently written by per-
son who knew nothing of the subject, for he pro-
uosed that Midsh pmen shall hereafter be made
from thu Apprentices" If that was the case, we
would indeed have fine Navy, one of which 0s
could 6oast-our officers composed OF the yery
dregs Of the country, and our Navy disgrace TO
America.
He also states: " The officer frst steps on board
National vessel Midshipman, bearing war
Iant from the Governments warrant Tor tyranny
ever, and abuse OF the helpless slaves OF TINS afro
cious system" Is this correct IS our oecre-
lary .yrant, that he g ives warrant Tor the ex-
ercise of undue authority NO, SIT, 1t IS lar from
being correct: no such warrant is given; no such
nawer is allowed to be exercised; and by such
assertion our Naval Commanders" (those who
have fought and bled for the welfare of their coun-
try) are declared tyraRts
Who is there that can accuse Decatur Balm
bridge or Perry of having been tyrants? Was
it tyranmy TO humble proud England Was it
1granny 10 soar glorious stars and stripes
above her bloody cross IF it was, God grant
that such tyranny may ever last in this country,
and may the Navy of America be able to boast
another Decatur, another Bainbridge, and another
Perry, TO bear her banner in triumph Ger the deep
Flag CT the free hearts only home,
By angel hands to yaor given:
Thy stars have lii the wakiD dome,
And all thy hues were born in heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet
Where brea hes the foe but tails before u.s.
With freedoms coil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming DER u.s.
Mus York, jan. 8, le43. A CONSTANT READER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

BLAcKwELL's IsLAND.-JosePh keene ESQ.,
the very popular superintendent of Biackwell's
Island, deserves great praise for his benevolent et
torrs in behalf of the unfortunate inmates of that
establishment. On Tuesday last he made arrange
mcnts for that devoted Washngtonan, the Rev.
Mr. Balch, who delivered very able and affecting
address, which was crowned with very signal sue
cess. MIR. keene himself, with number of bis
assistants, with about 900 Of the prisoners, signed
the Washngtonian pledge, and on Wednesday
evening another meeting was held, which was ably
and feeingly addressed by Mr.. f. Downes Con-
nery, of the Prospect, and Mr.. William Edmonds,
of the Marshall when about 100 of the prisoners
came forward and signed the pledge. May it not
be hoped tina. the result Of these meetings may
long be felt in the happy experience of all the par
ties concerned Washingtonian Organ.
DJ We understand that another Washngto-
man meeting will be held in the Chapel of the
pensentary Wednesday evening next, which
will be addressed by Mr.. Edmonds and Others
Heaven prosper their undertaking,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
TAX FOR 1S42.--The

NiLLAGE TAX FOR 1S42.--The
above Tax has put into Ey bands tor collection
by The Trustees of the Village S bnt
short time al!owed for collection; IS necessary,
therefore, that immediate attention should be given TO this
matter by those aho world BOT be subjected 10 the add
uona expense OF having their lots retnEned unpaid and ad
vertissd-
shall attend my cfee Frs. near Grand street, for
the purpose OF receisng above Ta1 rp 10 O'clock
A. H. and O'Clock, P RI of each business day.
WILLIAM d. Lew ERIE, Village Collector
Wlfznshrrgh, jan. II, lsfa GT iEs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the cousty OF New-York, Notice is hereby
gwen to persoss having claims against Charles Taylor
lnle OF the city OF NewYork, poer-honse keeper de-
ceased TO present the with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber her residence No Sc Dsionstreef in
the city of New YORK before the 25h day of March
nax-Dated New York, the weDtythird day Of Septem-
Der, 1872. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrative.
e0. iaxr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

EN PURSUANCE, of an order of the Sur
4 rogste OF the County OF New York, Notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Vincent Bodnc,
late OF the City OF NewYork, Hay Caran deceased, 10
present The same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscrib
at number 1874 Orchard street, in the City Of New York.
on or before the second day Of July NewYerk
the tweet ninth day OF December, 1912
GARRETT NJ, ,RODiNE,} Administrators
jy5 ia6mV JOHN NJ. BODINE, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
roga,e OF the County OF Nev-York, Notice is hereby
given to all having claims against MARY VAN zANDT,
late OF the City OF nster deceased TO present
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 The subscribers The
store OF the subscriber Robert Lane, No u Maiden lane
the City OF NeYork before The Third day OF April
ne1t-Dated New-York the Thirti-th day Of Sep;enber
1892 ROBERT LANE,
nj 1av6sl JOHN P BRIG GS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

Il rogste or the Ceanty OF Nsw-ToTk- notice hereby
given all persons having cfains against william b. u
Brown, late OF the City OF NewYork Bostman, deceased
10 present The with the vouchers thereof 10 The
Der, The Office OF Thompson Carter, Attorneys No. =
Nsssaustreef. in the City OF New York before The
tsh day OF June Dated NewYork the seventh day
OF December A. D. 1872 ELIAS P BROWN,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

I'm PURSUANCE E of an order of the Sur
q rogae of the County of New York, Notice is hereby
gven TO all persons having claims against SAMUEL GOOD
RICH late OF the City of New York. carpenter deceased,
present the with the voucher. thereof 10 the sub
scrber at his residence No. SO Esexs in the City
New York, on before the fourth day of March next
JOHN GOODRICH, Administrator
New York Sept lst 1892 81 law 6R+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

rogaie OF the County o. NeT-York, notice is hereby
given all persons having Claims against Daniel acFar-
ae late oil the Island of Cruz The West lnres,
deceased present the with the vouchers thereof 70
The subscriber, al bis Office No y South street in the city OF
Nev-York on OF before the sixth day OF February
Dated New ors the first day OF August, A. D. 1872
aus Ia7E6ra JOSEPH w. ALS0P.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

The Report Of the Postmaster Gene, Al will bring
you acquainted with the operations Of that Depart
ment during the past year. and will suggest 10 YOU
such notifications Vt the existing laws as in your
oPnion the cxilencies Of the public 50 vice m v
require. The change which the country has under.
gone OF late years in the mode of travel and trans
p"fia'on, has afforded SO many facilities FIR the
transmission o mail mater, out Of the regular mail
as to require the creates, vigilance and circumspcc
tioE IN oidr 10 enable the officer of the head of the
Department to restrain the Expenditures within tho
income. There is also too much renson ,o G.a,
that the irarkng privilege has run into great ohu %
The Department, nevertheless has been conduc, ed
with the greatest vigor, and has attained, n, the
lcas, possible expense. all the useful oil. els for
which II was established.
The President then refers TO the burning of the
Steam Ship Missouri nt Gihraer. while taking
ou, Mr. Cushing our Minister TO China and pay.
, n mcrited compliment TO the British officers, for
their aid in cndcavoring to arrest the progress of
the flames
Appropriations are then recommended for the
improvement Of the lakes and rivers of the West.
The interests of the District of Columbia are al
so recommended to the attention of Congress-
carrying into eff C., the Smithsonian bequo, is also
urged.
After commenting upon the difficulties through
which we have passed. tho Message concludes by
saying:
AS necessary consequence Of the blight which
has fallen on commerce and mechanical industry
the ships Of the thrown out of employ.
mrnt, and the operations of the other had been
greatly deminbhcd. Owing to the condition Of the
currency. exchanges bet different parts Of the
country had become ruinously high, and trade had
To depend on dcpr cia,ed paper currency in c,n.
ducting its transactions. | shall he permitted 10
congratulate the country that, under on overriding
Providence peace was preserved without sacrifice
/ Of the national honor the war in Florid, wa,
/ Mongh, to speedy termination a large portion oi
/ the claims on Mexico have been fully adiulicatc,
aud nre IN course of payment, while justice ha,
I been rendered TO US in other matters by other ma
/ .lons; confidence between man and man j. in {
great measure restored, and the credit Of this Gov
/ einm n. fully aud perfectly rc-cstahli,h.I
Commerce is becoming more and more extended
! IN lis operations and manufacturing and mechanics
industry once more reap the reward. of skill an,
labor honestly applied. The operations uf trade res
on currency, and the rates of exchange are reduce,
tu their lowest amount. In this cond tinr, of thing
have felt II 10 he my duty to hiring your favora
llc consideration matters of great interest in the
| present and ultimate results, and the only drsir
/ which feel IN connection with the future is an,
will continue TO be, to leave the country prosperous
/ and lis institutions unimpaiTcd.
JOHN TYLER.
WAsnISsToN, December, lsi3
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

UjT At the lre Union County Meeting, we OH
served with regret, that some resolutions were pas.
sed, couchcd IN language rather disrespcclful, de-
nouncing the democracy of this county, and alIri
hu'nG 10 th,m the late defeat of the Hon. John
Snyder. We merely suggest to our democratic
friends of Union, tina, such proceedings can do no
good, and may hc the means Of doing much harm.
Esq was placed at the head of The committee to
drai, the resolutions. Now, as we wcro present nj
the meeting, VIC happen to know rhi, Mr., Eyer
was not on the committee, and took no part in the
proceedings.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

o. NEw CoUSTERFrIls.-A new counterfeit on
the boy ylcstown Bank, OF the denomination of SEQ,
has madr its appearancc--Lc,rcr A, dated Aug -.
lSi3-Nlgincte, blacksmith ut his forge on the
tight end, cattle, &c; the left, railroad train.
The title Of the bank light impression aud much
hloucd, very unlike the genuine
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

UJ WAsnINGToS rENSiEs.-We begin 10
think that taesc pennies, of which it is said hut i3
were coined, are something like Fsstal' : "mcn in
huckram, they grow prodigously fast. Mr.. sam
ucl frter, Of this place. sent us one for examina.
ton few days since. On one side was an intend.
cd likeness of Washington, with the words Wash
inginn, President On the diverse w,s spread
cagl', with the date, "l79l.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09
Congress-.

Both Houses OF Congress were organised on
Monday last. Some objections were raised at first,
to The reading of the names of the New Hampshire
delegation elected under the old district system.
The House, however, sustained the clerk, after
which an election for Speaker took place, when j.
w. Jones' of Virginia, was elected. Mr. Jones
received l2s votes; John White, of Kentucky, SO ;
VIM. Wilkins, of Pennsylvania, |. The Zone
hour rule was again adopted, as was also the ia.
nous 2lst rule, excluding abolition petitions.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09
N a E K 4 T. ~,

AT Danvc, on Tuesday morning last, by 10
Rev, Mr., Lighiner Mr., CuARLEs e. Cook. sdsaor
Of the "Danvile Democrat" to Miss HAaaiYr
HAL, all Of that place.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09
Id 4 Il ID ,

On Tuesday last, HOWARD, son of Mr.. ia.
cob Palmer, of this borough, aged about wears.
On the LIST inst, Mr., DANIEL KELLER, of
this borough, aged ~ years.
On the 2ith nlt,, Mr.. JOHN MYERS, of Aus
gusta township, aged about 60 years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

The Catholic dissension in New Orleans RACES,
though not so fiercely as at first. The Bishop has
Withdrawn the priests from the Church of st. Lou
is-and a proposition has been made by anti,
bshoPies, to settle the matter by an appeal to the
civil courts
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

LIVER CoMrL,I~r.-In Liver Complaint, when
the hile (Narurc's Purge, is not seccted in pro-
per quality, the bowels become inactive, and the
humors which should pass of in this way, are re.
tanned in the body, taken up hy the circulation, and
add to the mpuriiy of the blood. Brdaoh6th'S Te-
gciaJie UHir6rsai Pits, not only cleanse the sto-
mach aud bowels, bu, stimulate the blood to purify
its'L hy dePosins its impurities into the bowels,
and by repeated doses of these Pills, di case is H.
,craIly drained from the body.
The genuine Pills with no druggist are found
Although many Counierfeits with them abound
a. Purchase of II. b Masser, Sunhury, or Of
the agents, published in another par, of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09

NcC York State Eieciion.-The next Assem-.
bly, in this State will stand precisely as it stood the
last. All the trouble for nothing.