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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

Dr.. JOHN SAPPiNGTON'S
Celebrated Pills, for the cure of
Ague and Fever, and Fevers general
ly, constantly on hand and for sale
by J.. KEESE, 81 CO.
Louisville, Miss. July 2 8 If
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

/ frequently made, ~ The @ripnst
| Charcoal kkol hes.
The Proprietor Of Tie Lady
| Book was llu original publisher o
lLoso sketches, aud cnn yOnch lOi
their popularity. lIesidcu Mr. Noal
ARRANGEMENTS hive been mndo VIII
al the contributors ofany repulc IN
Ills county, whose contributions will
regularly appear IN The Book
The Embellishments Of tho number
will be- numerous, NJ least
SEVEN ENGRAVlNCS
Of different kinds. One particularly
A Noyclly,a Steel Engraving With
an nrabtsquc border, never before
attempted in this counlry,npd which
gave 40 much cclat to Lockharrs
Spanish Ballads.
THE pLATEOF FASHIONS
Anticipates all others, as we have re.
ccivcd from Paris aud London the
plates containing the latest fashions
for winter cloakS, beautifully colour
ed. This alone for the ladies' makes
the number invaluable.
Are the public aware that we ne
yer omit our fashion plates9 This
should be looked to when subscribing
for a fashionable magazine. They
are IN ereyy Number, and coioured at
a great expense.
1t is pleasant to look back upon our
long career, and reflect upon the
millions that have received inslruc-
ton aud amusement fom our work
il is also gratifying TO know that we
have in no instance ever published
line that would give offence, and
have never excited the ire of our
brethren Of the press. This shall be
our future course.
The Embellishments OF Godey's
Lady's Book are of the first class,
both for selection Of subject and skill
in engraving. They consist of Mez-
zotlnt, Line and Siipple, and always
engraved by the first artists. We
to have the largest circula-
ton Of any magazine ever published,
and we presume the course we have
always followed is the reason.
OUR TERMS.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14
NEW GOODS.
AT THE PLANTERS
STORE!

TNHE undersigned is now receiy-
IL ing a large and general asset
ment of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of Cloths. Casmi-
meres, Satinetts, Calicoes, Domestic,
Ginghams, Muslin, Irish and Brown
Linen, Cottonades, Painted & Print
ed Lawns & Muslins, Long Lawn &c.
Silk & Cotton Handkershiefs, Work
ed Capes q Fancy Neck Hdkls.
Cotton, Worsted & Silk Hosiery,
Cotton, Linen, Worsted, Kid and
Pic Mic Gloves; Silk & Cotton UNI
brellas; Blankets, Linsey, Kersey;
Cotton Oznaburg, with many other
cheap and desirable goods, all o
which are offered at whole sale Of
retail, at very reduced prices for
ALABAMA MONEY, at the
PLAINTIFFS CHETP STORE.
]. L. CLARK.
Columbus, May 20, 1S43.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-14

Persons snfiefnH undaf nondy every and ofdisl
'aas - wblOh tlin human liamu Ia liaile,
They nee particularly accommodated ~ All
those psfsonf who 49, afflicted vim nny klni ~
- Cuonie ~ lingering complaint, as lhsW 10 ~
medlans bsfofo ,lis public which hAs ~ uatuHl
and happy siisel ugon lha system NJ 0onttliNg
the sioms,h snd lrff, and ~ tho lpfmal,on vi
healthy chylsnad ibushypunfy,aE No blood.
1hsy MA acknowledged Ny ma hundfmls aad
thousands who arc Using them, 10 No npi puiJ
the most mild AID pleasant w their operation,
bat The most ps.isolly lnnhoeent, safe aud pnltl'
ent medicine vgef Uttered ~ me public, Those
who oaoe make trial ~ these Pills, novef alter
wand feel willing 10 10 without ,hcm, aud call
aEAiu AMI again fot nofeI Which is sufficient
proof ~ lhelf good qualities,
MuApAOHu-gkOK on MIR.
US.--'rh0se who have suffered aud ARE weary
Of suffering with this distressing complaint, wlll
fnd spencefs Vegetable Pills remedy M once
certain and immediate N its effects, Ono sia-
ale dote Of The Pulls taken soon NJ the headache
IL icl, coming on, Will cure II In one half hour en-
tirly.
A. remedy IN SUMNER and howell complaints
they display their wonderful powers 10 ndmira.
ton, aud are far superior TO anything IN Uto for
these complaints.
In Dyspepsia aud LAYER complaint, they stand
unryellcd. Many have been cured IN few
weeks, after having suffered under the dleudfu
complaint for years.
IN Hehiiual Costivcncss, they arc decidedly
superior 70 any Vegetable Pin ever brought be.
fore the public; ard one % cent box will eslab-
lish their surprising virtues, aud place thom be-
You'd the reach OF doubt in the estimation Of ey.
every individual.
They ire invaluable in nervous and bypochon-
driacpl affections, loss of appetite, aud all COM
plants to which females alone are subject.
They are mild in their action, and convey al
most immediate conviction of their utility tfem
the FIRST dose. They may be taken by persons Of
any oge; and the feeble the in6rm, the nervous
aud delicate are strengthened bv their operation
because they clear the system of bad humours,
quiet nervous iHitability, and invariably pro-
duee sound health.
Upwards of $40, 900 boxes of these inestimablc
Pills have been sold within the last 10 months IN
States alone, and more than three times the
same quanuiyin other States.
as an anti-blious medicine, no family should
be without them. A single trial of them is more
satisfactory than thousand certificates,
Price % tents per box, with full directions.
For SALE By
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

AMERICAN PoErs--The year 1907 seems to
have siven birth to many Of our sweet poets-a
fact perhaps not previously noted. Wewere struck
with this truth yesterday in running our eyes
over miniature volume entitled Gems from the
American Poets" where, prefxed to each selec-
ton from their poems, note telling the birth
place and the year Of the birth of the poet.
Amongst them we noted the name OF N. p. Wil-
lis, born in Portland, Me, in 1907, James Otis
Rockwell born in Connecticut in 1907; Henry
w. Longfeilou born in Portland, Me-, in 1907 ;
George Lunt, born in Ncwburyport, Mass IN
1907; and Join G.. Whittier born in Haverhll,
Mass, in 1907 OF these, all are living save
Rockwell who died in Providence, R. j., in the
wear 1891 Rufus Dapes and Ralph Waldo
Emerson were born in 1903; Percipal, Hulleck
and S. q. Goodrich, in l795; Bryant and Henry
Ware in 1884; Samuel Woodoorth and John
Pierpont in 1885, Andre,o Norton in 1856;
Richard H. Dana in 1887; and Washington ALL
ston in l779. OF these Wood,corth and Alston
arc no more; they have gone where, in the Ian
guage of Dana,
Celestial voices
t~ Hymn it round their souls;
- aud the mild
Sound forth still
The song Of their great immortality:
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
From the Louisville Journal.
INTERVIEW

4
sHeh., in ,h,. lonely bow-r where frs: Vi thee,
I come beloyd, beneath the moons pale ray,
To gaze once more through struggling tears uP.n ;ee
Aud then 70 bear my broken heart away:
y I dare 60, linrer near thee as brother
/ feel roy burniGg hear, woad s,iil be THINE;
How could ho.s my passionate thoughts 10 srn'';
Whils yieidiag all the sweetaess to another,
Thar should b. nine.
But Este hath w,l!ed IL; the decree IS spoken;
Now Lif. may ienyrhen nut It's weary coain'
For, 'sef, Of tsee its lovs!'ss1lnss are oloksp'
Ma. '.e bs' clasp ;h.m all IN asassn lus Heaven
There are swse, meetings oi Tie pure a1' ''"0'
Oh lovs uus,eskable 20 sucn as gwen
Whxu the sw eel ties o! Love, lha' 'i
Unite beyond
A r,,dons charm from Heaven thou dos nheritj
- tTne oft of angels an;o thee belongs;
.r.on bc,at,ie thy love in music, that u'S sPi'A
afs, .,b;xo.. "a me- thro' thn- own sweet sohg';
..d'thouaN nv coming life ma! sooa resemble
1h i.s.r,.s spots ,hso' which my steps VIII i'.r
Tho, rocad ,hee. then Wild " oF'h'T.!s
NV bear, will triumph 'i 'ain' ""h -"'
Stll true 10 me-
80. chen ON our bower :ae lighc repose'
~ .oia,u glory, wilt thou sigh for me-;
~, -. ,I,e ycang bee seeks the crimson roses;
a ii ,he "a: sunbea,ns tremble DER the sea,
~, :, hen 4, eve the tender hear; grows iondef,
And The fall soul sill, pensIyo love 10 ifaught
ren iti lids oes these sweet paths thou
AID t;uii!ea with love, upon my memory poaoef
With tender thought.
And yhen al ,imes thy brdke voice entrances
The listening ,hrong with some enchanting Ia,
Ii ! am near thee, let thy heavenly gances
One gentle message TO my heart convey;
l ssk but ths-a happier one has taken
From ,ny lone life the charm that made II dear'
I AJAX but this, and promise thee, unsh.ksn,
To meet that look Of loye-but, on I VIII waseH
Such raptures here
And now farewell dare not farther lrng.hen
These sweet sad moments out; TO gaze on taes
Il Bliss indeed, yet it but serves TO strengthen
The love that now amounts to agony;
This is our las, farewell, our last fond meeting;
~ The world is vide, and We must dwell apart;
Ny spirit gives thee, now, It's last wild greeting,
With lip 70 lip, while pulse 10 pulse is beating
And heart 10 heart
Fa.sssl, f.rewelI Our dream of bliss is over,
All, save the memory Of our plighted love;
l uow must yield the. to Thy happier lover,
ye: oh, remember, thou art mine above.
TT is sweet thought, and, when by distance parted,
IT will lie upon ourhearts, a holy spell,
BUT the sad tears beneath thy lids have started,
Aod I-alas . We both are broken.hearted!
Dearest, farewell. AMrLIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

TnE Reason Why Ole BULL DID Nor CoMf
IN the last steamer fron Liverpool Is stated, by
the New York Herald, to Lave been tins tie
was attacked by three ruffians, in the streets OF
London, who sought to drag him Out OF ms car
rase, but who were defeated IN tnelr designs by
the vigorous resistance Of the assalcd party, and
bv the approach of various persons to the spot
where the outrage was perpetratcd. Ole Bull,
however, peppered one of them. An indisposltlon,
consequent upon the accident retarded his de
parturc. but he may be expected by the Caledonia,
which sailed on the 18th inst, and which will
shortly be steaming up our harbor. We hare
had Herwig, the Geman-Nagel, the Swede-
Artot, the Belgian--('' good, better, BEST ")-and
we now soon saaA havc Ole Bull, the Norwegian,
vino, al he can produce more startling Or exquisite
effects by his performances on the violin than
does Art0, then the capabilities Of that fascinating
and wonderful instrument surpass all our presen,
conceptions. Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
GENUINE TEAS.
HOLESALE AND RETAIL.

HOLESE 1t
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
comne,ed vev for the approaching
fall trade If these they have been eminenty successful and
their we'll known superior judgement and ample resources have
most of their In
deed their entire regard the rights Of their customers TOO
interested and unprncped 70 the contrary novit
stanng Their Green and Black Teas whchhave hitherto
any that they have introduced and they think far before
that be possibly sold for the price in the United States
variety lS qualities Of Black Teas The unrivaled Howqua
mixture fresh and great perfection An extensive asso,-
in lots Of any quantity Proporonabe varieties of other
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily Al goods sub
cu,ed all parts of the country Terms cash PPTTnc5Ia
street near Christopher NewYork, and l6 Fultoustreet
Brooklyn.
OssERvf-The original and only warehouse III the United
States for the sale the ony and genuine Howqua
Black Teas. o6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

N. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
S4r[ ERPOOL-Packst OF the 18th OF November RI te
sss4. splendid welnown, favorte packet ship Kos
Gus lOo tons burshen Cart John oas a; VII h ss 0h @
of this line being all 1909 and upwards persons about
embark for the Old Country not fail to see the 10 say o
er as their great capacity renders them every way more
Portable and convenient than ships ola smaller class anu @
Those wishing berth should not fail e maE early
fhep General S Passage Office % Peck Slip sou
The RoScUs will sail from Livesro9 on the l'h ba 9i
them her any of the line the most ayorabs
erms DRAFTS for any amount payable on demand, WIN
out discount in al the principal towns OF England Ireland
Scotland or Wales, constantly Tor sale as above.
The LIVERPOOL will succeed the Roscus and sail on
,,. c,i oc D.cenher nlB
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
" The subscriber now opening at No 2li BToadw4y
Branch OF his Establshment and would Spectiuy nyie
the subscriber obtained the first at the late ar o
thu American Institutes and challenge competttlon Tor
durability al beauty finish All Shoes sold are warranted
good supply Macintosh Coats, Capes Letreservers,
Haskinss Marble Cloth for Tables &c., which obtained
Silver Medal the late Fair for sale only at this sstab
iishnent The Public invited 10 call and examine IT.
A more extended notice viii appear future number
ne G f. ROSS 2ll. Broadway. and Ia Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
LEAVES RED RANA.
FOR LONDON-Packet of Dec. lst.
Il: y = NJ, Y, q L Y.

FOR LUNDON-FacKFt OF DEC. 1aI
RI The new packet ship PRINCE ALBERI
e burthen tons, w. s. Sebor master, will sail De-
celnber ls her regular day. Her cabins
dous elegantly furnished, and afford every accommoda3n
for the and comfort OF passengers for regh
sr passage apply the captain hoard foot Of Natra
Lane or TO GRlNNELL, MIN Ott;N y ~,
Price Of ma ssace S75 73 South street.
The packet ship ST JAMES. r. Myers, viii
succeed the Prince Albert and sail January st her TesG@i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
GLOVE ANODYNE
EHE QPN

emely that WIN never fail qiet loeYeF the UnmsI'03
offender.
Tie Glove Anodyn+ Is he best Of all tooth ache RENE c
Il IS immediate and csrala IN It's effects curing the most "
EYDeriencs has proved that this anodcne composition vi
give immediate and permanent relief after the failure Of eys
other remedy pleasant to the taste aud smell wi! lol
juTs the teeth ~ gums any way and few applications
entirely remove the pain and 0m decaYel tooto
that filled and rendered as useful as ever Wn ,as y
tppaenly sound this application will give speady re''
rubbing few drops on the part affected. Price 2 cents
For sale By DAVID Sands o., No u East Bf9adwaY
Gr.";,. Cr.,G" ',;ldna" p' 49, n2ia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PLASTER

A most etiectuaj remedy Tor the following conI
salt Rhsum Nsue Frosted Feet Rheumatism Soys TbrH
Fever Sores Hip Compliant Sc. In boxes from one 70 four
shlllngs.
This plaster has been used with great success for the last
ten years and those who make of will frd IL ysrvu,
ful their lam'iits thousands already TESTIFY; tra
will be sufficient recommendations Sold by Mrs Crams
Proprietor los Wooster street near Houston ST. Iyan,
7G Eowsry; b. II. Trpp lG7 Diysion.stree Mrs. Munro
80 Houston street: Mrs. Sparlng, II Second avenue
Sanford, corner Houston aud Cannon streets Brocklyn-
Miles Cook corner OF Prospsc. and BEdse-sreet Mr
Reed, thread and needle store. elton street. MI In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
q7HE undersigned. CIVIL ENGINEERS, wi

Il make SurTey. Estimates OF cost, and reports oI n
vvays Canals Roads Docks, Wharres, Sustaining Walls
Biges cevsr descriptions, with plans and specifications
and en required, will superintend their execution
sm1fa The cost Of TsmoaS the same 1ney wst.
snEys .n and report on The best mode md G T
viii make drawings and specifications OF Improvements IN ~
services oil Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured o TN 3
BUSINESS reaulnng personal attendance ab ashiaE u
will ACT asafents 1c The sale OF Letters fa'snt Also oi
Minis. Quarries Machinery, sc. e.
Addre. either Of the undersigned al ~ HIsISntIo
ehangs5 sig sn. New f0ff WILL. william 81 r CASEY
no IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mill SITES
/ n the immediate neghboIhood OF Birumnous Coal ana
m Ore % na d sad 6s a nGd 1sss
The communication i5 complete with Phadephia ana ps
m and Ra Pe Pmphf5s aar d5sfSf5s e A4Se5ad
cIas Albany 70 A5ehibad Robertson G
where nav b. seen specimens the coal and also, maps
anu o sm u e'' r. CASEY Civil Engineer.
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n L. FARNAM, at PAT Water-st manufactures
Fire Engines Of every szs Tor cities, villages tacoFie
r5.n snsies Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose Leather Hose, 81 any size reqnreo SUCTION
Lii and Force Fumys TO lift and force any distance
r% ind Nils oTss stE.s powers Water Wheels for working
sp and Steamboat Pumps for filing boilers, Sc and for
TFumps or vacuum or condensation Of any required size
Lad aud IRON Pip! Brass Cscks Ornamental Fountains sc
X B-The Pumps Of his manufacture double action of
great strength, and simple IN their construc on qes
n.r!,a,s slt 3m
REFINED SUGARS,
At THE FOLLoWLNG Low CASH PRICES.
w ard quality Doubls Refined Sugars follows, namely
cents bai % cent s' pound
The above are packed as follows:
EOays IN l. OGffs Ssf, Of Of SS S lbs No charge for packages
South and Mont some1y-strets. at SO w Wall-stIee 49,
n B-OrdeTs out CT the city must De accon'pa'I
remittance. - , = y,
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. Il A. SIuARI
Il offer for sale the various qualities OF their rehned sugars,
cas-. staaderd Double Loaf Sugar Il! cents pound
Crushed C:1nnn3 III II
Ground Sugar, I'd quality; Iii " "
The above packed follows without charge for pack
Loaves in boxes Of 300
rushed IN barrels of zoe.
Ground in barrels OF go.
Apply the Refinery \ 235 GreenwIc, corner OF ham
bers Orders out Of the city must bs accompanied by
remittance. nlJ lN
rs1O THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
/ TnE UNITED STATES.-The subscriber would r.
spectiuv call the attention Of the various Fire Compnies N
the Unou the and beautiful assortment OF BRASS
has JUST finished, and will keep constantly en- hand They
are finished the most beautiful and are ei splendid
and elaborate designs Companies from abroad who may
wish TO see the patterns Of the above before purchang can
obtain letter sheet Of patterns with the prices each by
applying By mail TO the subscriber and they may rely ou oo
aing precisely such article the pattern they may Sc
ect. Deck Lliters German Siiys5 EISnres t4r
SGT 3m IA Spruce street, New ofk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

fsNHi. BEST COUGH CANUY-It has beeni
proved by many Of our citizens that IONEs'S COUGH
CANDY the grand remedy for pulmonary or lurg conf
ASiecaD Eagle 81 Chatham-stGeet We advise ous resLsr
tsy T really sooa-no h9inbug Also for sale al III
PIIl9lrlphIa, -. I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

4 CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAIL
~ SAPARlLLA-Persons taking this too often Get mi,
,nres mercury or mineral instead OF the root, we alrs
TO Try 2 cen, package Of Jones Extract Of sarsapan
Of the root Sold at the sign of the American Eagle 50 Cb
hanstrsst YoG !s Fato".r'5sst B!oPklyn; 2s Broad
Phalr' pIt. 2uI hinG street, thdflrSIOr,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

CEALED PKOPOSALS-For the Carpenter ;
- and Masons work and Materials Tor School House
a erected in 35th street between the S and OH aylnues WIN
4 received BY the C9mmssoneTs and Inspectors Of Comm3
H. for iis li;h Ward, Until and including THURSDAY the
soih Of Noye. iatan They BE- left the oice OF
Tie Clerk Of The Board OF aea'iol which Is N the basement
he Ci,y Hall and specifications "q!h anu n!siia
be son. NnEeynher % l9i3. MI y,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

DTBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that the said
OF property for unpaid assessments advertised: TO uk
day OF April 1874 at l2 O'CLOCK AZ noon IN the City Hall
Street Commissioners office, Oct. i2th 1873.
oi6 2,w 6m JOHN EVEN Stree CommiSsior !,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

T lQUlD AMBER.-Ihi5 unequailed medicinal
L. compound is warranted to be effecra remedy 4
scads burns cuts, contusions scrofuia, ette IEgwc
salt reum scnd head ulcers BARRIERS Itch ard al! diseases
the skim whatever IL Will also remove uii
burn freces pmpie the lace nc giv!ns TO the con,
white delicate softnes that nothing else Will m
cleansing the mouth and throat Of fever IT Is univa
Id PURPOSES Of the TOILETTE bathing shaving, &c n
supremacy other aatice ever use
Ii Will eectualy pant tar, pitch grease and the lin
10 the color No family individual should be without II
For sale, wholesale aud retail by the Pfopneors John
street second floor opposite Thorbuns liberal discount
allowed ''''S VINO A. S" W3RSER co Sole P,oprlsors
AGEHTsl5S Bowery; 735 Broadway, Eighth street
,o Broadway corner Grand strest Bunker corner Chambe
street and West Broadwayi Coa corner franklin ai
more rockingham, Broadway, State street Albany
e W Nayycomb Co 365 River street, Troy Hart, 25
Broadway corner Chambesreet Mcclure, 100 tultons
Bulletin Office Hesl.man and Nassau.steets Bro.
HibbaFd 10 John-stIeet ssu
YEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
Ia new and beautiful article combining the
sentia qualities in Stove mild and with an
immense saving IN fuel They before the public with
the ,pproyal OF nearly all the physicians and public men
the cty both AS regards health and comfort and students
men Of sedantary habits they invaluable The sarins
n is iruu and the new pattern IS arranged with
sajify pape which precludes ine o any uasea .
ifomeyplo-.an They have beautiful cast IRON base an
and also hearth iot and by tar the most splendid ar
t.Ce thai has been offered TaEke Nothing will
far recommend Inc light store as ITS eat sa Of
which 5000 sold IN the city Of Boston ia one raf
and OuSGnd IN this city during the past
The prices very low varying from Sc SIP; and hef
perfect operation all guaranteed To the purchaSe-
The also arranged with if DESIRED which makes
tn article complete. Also Keysers celebrated Cooking Ran
:rs, AID stoves OF patterns.
joins Il. KEY SEP, No. 223. Wat,r.steet,,
s26 3m doors from Beeknan-St New I oTk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

DAVlNG FIFTH STREET-Pubhc nouca Is
hereby thata proposition tn presented IN the Board
a Aldermen pave Fifth street from Lewis the
East Ri.sr Persons having objections the
qussLed present writing at the Street Commssio
rs Office before rhe Fourth Of December
JOHN EVEN, Street COMMISSIONS
StfrI ()fflCe NOV. %. nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York Notice is hereby given 10 all
Of New York single deceased TO present the sainr
win olcers thereof to the subssrber at m RESIDENCE No
twentieth day of April next. Dated NewYoGk he
teenth day Of October, 1913. SAMUEL WEEKS,
ola law6m. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
the County of New-Yok notice hereby given TO all
persons having claims against David Sherwood late OF he
city York gentleman deceased present the same win
the vouchers thereof the subscriber at her residence 81
so Srncsreet the city of Newly OF before The 5h
dav of April next Dated Newie the lth day OF October
1913. elizabeth Sif-NNocp' rAe'u''iN'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

N PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the SurrosatG
of County Of neilss is hstsb; syen 70 az ar
cy Of NewYork gentleman deceased present th' sat"
with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber: at his place
before the tenth day OF April Dated New-lor tie
second day of October; 1873 - l,l>,,,,e,,>, ',
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

nRALN IN GREENWICH STREET Pubic
~ Notice he -by gwen thai petition has been presents;
the Board Of Aldermen. build Drain in Gieenwic
street. from Barclay VSey and through Vesy
The Hudson River
Persons interested the proposition and opposed 70 liz
requested present their obJrctious writing
the ndersigncd ms oace Hall Of Records before
the "a day Of December ne4t.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Slrrri G q lias slnnrl's Otfinn Nni. IL