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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-01-10

elm babies Dueenb Hbeinpein, Elm ball
bes Oueeno Gbampaener. Elm babies
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init Dem Nsebtc ltntcrsSlsenten III ernennsn.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-01-10

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lem3. Cinnamon Ssmdr3 S1dfcn, epicmials,
@laubcr1al;, &c. &c. ,prltbes CT ale ,u Den
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Januar 10,
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-01-10


2(ls leste 8obc bic 1oeenannte "Oeeu'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
I'm cHANCERY-Beforo the Vice Chan.

cejler-I, pursuance OF decreta ornet oi ~, ~
be sold AZ poblic auction uneeT the direeioh ~ vi.
srber one Of The Masters heree 6y james S ;,v
Sons arc,ioneers at Merchants E1change, "a u
Of New.York on The I'd day of March nes'' al !
noon, OF that day: -.,,s os land s;,r,.
An those certain lots Dieess or ares IS o. the ra y Of
ATE wing and bepg in the Twelfth ward Oh lne T3 ~,
New yyk On the sou,hery side OF street 70 ne iI
called Twenty Seventh together Win ihe Iai
ins The said lots. Inc o! The Saic greet -
said lots are known and distinguished upon maj 9 Q, Nc
estate Of Yhomas B. Clarke flied the ONCE OF tGe
ter IN and Tor the City ard County ST NeM1 oh oy s
Numbers 1907 three hundred and eight tae9l ree
bred and nine $50 three hundred and ien I'D Is
dred and eleven 1912, three hundred and m
hundre and thi.teen sl three hundred ana loutetn'
(SI5 ,hree Eur,rsd and fifteen, Si6, three hnhale a
,-rn ;i7l three hundred and seventeen, wbch sdiu
SIS are embraced in the following bonndafleS 70 vi.
ginning al point in the OF
three huodred feet weslerv from the west ne on
avrnue; thescc on westerly course along ine ceuss
Sevenlhrect Two hundred and my ee.; m ne
on line a; fight angles TwentySeyenh street 10 .ne
centre of The block between Twenty Seventh and iWen
Sixth streets; hence easterly aong llne .r rh
tire of said block two hundred and nifty eet lhence no,
erIy 10 the place of beginning n-New.fork February a'
isil WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master In Chancety
j r. LIVINGSTON, Jr- Solicitor 0 -A S $50
TIE above sale is postponed TO the 10th day Of sisn
ms, al The same tine AMI place. New.Eo MsrGh "a
l3fl HlLL!a3i ~. Ca!4I -, - Z -,
ms 2awtds Master III chaHCfIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

Acvyow1tDetsc A. ERaos.-The Hon. n. T.
TalImudee. in the U. s. Senate, recently made me
following acknowledgement Of an error commltted
nv him several wears since. de was discussing
h;s Fxcbeouer plan, and remarked that the charter
&c ,hs II ( Bank expired in 1911, and another
va. ea,abi.hea in 1916. That charter expired,
and he was one who voted against rechartering the
Bank. He recoliected well the remark which
distinguished Senator from Kentucky made 10 him
shortly after he had given his vote. "Sr, said
he, there was young man from the West IN
Congress, in 1911, who voted against rechartering
the old Y. S. Bank. Time went on, and troubles
accumulated We attempted to get along with
out National Bank, but we found it Indispensable
to the proper management Of the finances OF the
country, and the preservation CT a sound ard uni
form currency. That young man was convinced,
by experience, that the vote he had given was an
erroneous one and in 1916 he voted to charter an
other q. S. Bank. You have now voted as that
young man did a, first, against rcchartering the
Benk; but time and experience WILL have no
doubt, convince you, as they did hin, that you have
committed al error"
And sir said MIR. T., stand here TO confess
that time AID exper fence have convinced me OF my
error, and to acknowledge that Mr. CLAY was right.
NIAGARA FALLs.-The falls Of Niagara present
at this time, a spectacle of unusual magnlhcence.
On the American side, the spray has formed an
immense mass of ice, extending nearly across the
foot of the fall ard more than hundred teet IN
hight. From the summit Of this mountain OF Ice,
the spray rises like smoke from volcano. The
fall between Goat Island and the Tower is encrust-
cd witlleice, except space some twenty ieet n
width, midway in It's descent. Below enormous
and fantastic shapes of ice-mounds caverns, gro;-
toes;-against the dark rock Of the island, hang
icces thirty and forty feet in length of the purest
white and bue-,he river itself flashing with ice
broken into nnumerable fragments-an the rain
bow spanning the whole, presents scene surpass-
ing the widest dreams of the imagination
Lockport Balance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17


Il Chanc, Lor-wliam II Legget VS. Benjamin McVick-
made in the above eaed cause will he sold public
lion under TIE direction OF the subscriber OF The Mas
lerslbereo by j. NJ IiIier Co., Auconeer ii the Mer.
chants Exchange the city OF NewYork, h< 4h day
of March next Il O'Clock, noon, OF that
tain tract land situated, lying and being az Morsiln
couity WestcheSter and State OF New-YorG bounded
otherwise called Bungay Creek and runnng thence north
So degrees west S. links thence north degrees wcsl chain
II links thence north so chain 46 Ipis thence
north 50 grees 50 minutes chains 81 links thence
north chains 81 uhs thence north dearees west chaos
81 Inks thence north degrees chspS II links,
thence north 10 degrees wes chain Inks theuch noEth
10 degrees west chains links thence north II degrees
so minutes chaias Is inks thence north degrees
west chains 20 links thence north degrees chains
"a links thence south SO degrees chains - links,
thence north degrees so minutes 10 chaiEs g. links
thence south degrees 45 minutes chains 50 inks
hsnce south II degrees 81 chains Inks thence SOUTH
IS degrees so minutes chains 2 links 1hense south Is
degrees east chains IS links, thence south degrees west
chain TO links thence south 81 degrees hahn 20
links thence souih q degrees west chain thence sonth
IS deg ees chains Al links, theEce south IS degrees
west chain 3 links, thence south chain 48 links thence
south 81 degrees chains s6 links the place OF be-
ginning WILLIAM. W; CAMfbELL,
r. E. MOUNT, Jr., Solicitor.
Neyy.Yors January 90 1915. jsI lawtds
The sale G the above properly Is 2osponed 10 The LIN
day OF April nexi, al the same hour ana place.
New.YG,k, March H. 1913
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master in Chzncery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
by ORDER ofthezHon. Daniel B. Tall

Il madge OF the Associate Justices OF The Superior
Court ctyos ~ York notice hereby given pursuant
tethe provisions authorizing rtaCAenss
abscondng, concealed AID Denres,dcn, debtors nat an
resident OF Hamburg tie Stale OF Sooth Carolina anc
thnt the will be sold for the payuiest OF his debts a
less appear and discharge such attachment according 10
law, within months from the rt pnblcao OF THIS no
and the payment of any debts due 10 him by resi-
dents of the State OF New York and the delivery , OF
for his use, of any property within the State of New fnrA
belonging HIM and the transfer of any such properly oy
him. are forbidden by law veid Dated the twenty
fourth day OF September. 1872 ~
WELLS & VAN wAGENEN,
Attorneys for Attaching Creditors,
so lsven II Pine->treet. New-Yo.k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
v. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.

NI OTiCE.-Pursuant to an order of n a.
! ihanel W. Davis Surrogate OF the County of Tioga,
notice hereby given all persons who baye claims
against William Worthngton, late OF the town OF Rchord
in said County deceased exhibit, the with the
vouchers thereof Willnm Beden, the dwelling house
Of the Administrator in the of Rchiord in said
County, al bsforc the 18Th day of June, A. D. 1913
Dated the lib day of Move uber, A. d. 1892.
e. p e7sS WILLIAM BELDEN, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
pY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq,

OF Niagara.
Notice is hereby given that attachment has been Is
saed against the o. Henry A. Sill; nonresident
debtor, and that the VIII De sold Tor the payment o
his debts un!ee he appear ard discharge such
according 10 law within months from the Hrst pnp'
of this notice. and that the paymen. OF any oeo
ard The de VERY Of any property belonging TO ibe sara
debtor him for his Use, and the transfer OF any PR.
perty by him for purpose wEaieveI are ioodoen %
law and are void Dated Aug. l6 1872
NICHOLS NEWTON. Attorneys for
ing Gre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

CooL.-Somebody the other day ran away with
the wife of an editor at Lowell, Mass. foor
fellow" was the cool reply of the editor when
some one told him the news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
pY ORDER Of Stephen Chapman, SUI

ereie Court Commissioner, Notice is hereby siTen,
that an a,iacncu, issued again, the estate OF o6
ERT PARFfEY, or late Of the towr OF AuTasa, in
the County Oneida, ascending or concealed debtor
pursuant the directions OF The Statute concerning
against abcondpg, concealed or non resident dept
o" and that the will be sold for the payment OF MS
Robert Parfrey ppear and discharge
such attachment according TO law, within taree months
from the FIRST publication OF this rotlce Hnd hai lhs pay
men, OF aay debts and the delivery CT any property be.
longing TO The said debtor him. for his cse, and he
transfer any property by him. for any purpose aieVtr,
are forbidden Jaw and are voiaDaie at Clockvle, N
the town OF Leno1, in the county OF MADISON Ing in Gay
Of December, 1912 TIMOTHY JENKINS,
lie law3n, Attorney for kt.achlng Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
pY ORDER Of Joseph Center, Esq,
Snnrern Court Commissioner in and for The county

OIL niagara
Notice is hereby given that attachment he's raen issued
against the estate OF HENRY A. SILL, as nonresident
debtor and thu, III. will be sold for the payment OF
his debts unless be appear and discharge such attachment
according TO law within nine moaths from the first publlca-
Of ,ls notice; and that the payment OF any debts and
The delivery of any property belonging 10 the .aid debtor,
longing the said debtor, % for his use, and the
OF any property by him for purpose whatever
are forbidden Ny law and void Dated Aug. 16, 1872
NICHOLAS s. NEWTON,
aug24 9mlaw ai;Ys for attaching creditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
re- FOR SALE-A Farm situated at

Far Rockaway Long Island, ykln short distance
distance OF the Marine Pavilion, and fronting the Jana
cay Bay and tie Atlantic Ocean. It's wishln 10 mites OF
New orig and contains nearly 300 OF iand 30
OF which is first ua5e land leo acres of good
grass meadow land, between Il and Is acres OF wood
land On the premises is Farm House, Earu howell
and other OFT Buildings iogeihe, with web Of first rate
There Immense quantities of driilweed constant
~ driven by tay and uihe farm be col
lectet 10 enrih the soil Vessels drawing from Al eer
water by the Jamaica Bay deliver to goods
and produce from the said farm The above farm can be-
|, viii be sold altogether az prices sut the times. For
further particulars apply TO Samuel R. g. Norton ON the
premises or To e. g. Brrling and Samuel Osgood No. 10
Wall street, up stairs in The building. room No. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

DY ORDER of the Hon. Frederick a
IS Tallmadge, Recorder OF The City of New-vovk no
ice hereby given, pursuant 10 te PROVISIONS OF TIE stat
authorizing attachments against abccGdng concealed
and non-rcsNen debtors. that an attachment has sued
against the estate OF T. and e. Watson, trading IN
der the firm Of r. K e. Watson, residents OF the Stale OF
Connecticut and that the will be sold for the payment
of their debts unless they appear and discharge such d.
tachR, according TO law, within nine rius;hS from lhe
first publication OF this notice. and that The payment OF any
debts dus them by residents 81 this State, and The dev
cry 10 them for their Of property within th
State belonging 10 them, and the transfer Of any such pro-
perry by them, forbidden by law, and void Dated
the 5Dth day OF November, 1912 WEED Il RtLLEER,
III IaW9m Attorneys Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
pY ORDER of Thomas 4. Osborne,
Judge of Chautanaue County, Courts. of the decree


pY ORDER of the Honorable Michael
a-9 Ulsheeffer First Judge Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the City County York, Notice
by given, pursuant the provisions of the author
ing attachments against nonresident debtors, that
achmsnt has issued against The of Joseph Hubbnck
resident Of The State of New York. and lha, The
will be sold for the payment OF bis debts unless he appear
and discharge sach attachment according law, within
niue months from lse hrs publication e this notices and
that The payment of any debts due him by residents
this Stae, and The delivery 10 him or for his USE any
property within this State belonging him AID the transfer
OF any such property by him orbden by law and
void. Dated the sih day OF November 1872.
GRIFFIN K RAVENS,
Attoruies Tor Attaching Creditors.
u Evening Journal copy. ms Iaw9,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
hoy ORDER Of Wills Irsiis, Esq. one

DY ORDER of Willis insiis, Esq. one
A5 of the Associate Judges Of the Court of Common
Pleas of the City ana County OF NewYork, Notice here
2g attachments against nonresident debtors, that an attach
nent has issued against the estate OF Jonathan Song,
resident OF the State of Ohio and that the viii be sold
the payment OF his debts, unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according 70 law, within nine months from
The first publication c his notice. and thai the payment OF
any debts to n by residents OF this state and the de-
livery him for his use, OF any properly within tins
y by him are forbidden by Law, sd void Dated the
third day OF January, 1871. c: NAGLE,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
Ive-..o Journal copy au0 law9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

h ciate Judge New-York CsnmoA Pleas, Notice. is
hereby given pursuant the provisions of statute au
oZng tachments against nonresident debtors that
has issued sgainsi the estate of Benjamin T.
Hlln who is resident the State OF Georgia. and that
e WIZ De sold fos the payment of his debts unless
yyba nn anu according law
and ta The payment any debts due 10 him by residents
OF IDS S.as ana III, Inc delivery 10 him for his of any
propery "n ms sate belonging him. and the
are void-Daied The 27.h day OF January Is4S
JOHN B. STAPLES,
J2S lawem Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
DY ORDER OF Daniel Z. lngraham, one

DY ORDER Of Daniel z. lnsraham, one
u OF the Associate Judges of the Court OF Common
Pleas in aud for the Cty and County of NewY-rs Notice
IS hereby gwen. pursuant the provisions OF ;c statute
authorizing attachments against nonrcde! debtors That
an BIAS issued against the estate Of Aaron Nct
ell resden, OF Nantucket, Massachusetts and tina, The same
will be payment of his debts, unless hr sP.ear
discharge such attachment according 20 law, within
pipe months from the first publication this notices and
that the payment OF any debs due him by residents OF
tbs State, and delivery IN him, or for bis e,ol any
property within this State belonging ic and Tie trans
fer any such property by him. forbidden by law, aud
are void. Da;ed The Gath day OF November. 1892
dSl lawsn BURR BENEpiCI,
Eve. Journal copy. Attorneys 70: Attaching Credior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
IA FOR SALE, Let, or to Lease,-s

Ia FOR SALE, Let, or to Lease.-i
large two story House with to acres Of an'
nlaule land, laid out and cultivated as gasen, use
closed by picket pale and board fence me Eaa1
capable of accommodating 100 or more persons ana "a
adapted for boarding house, &c. The above pfemas;
situated at Far Rockaway, Long Island, within ST. T.,
travel OF New York, and within quarter oil que u -
of the Marine Pavilion. II commands beautiful aaa .
tended view OF the ocean and the surrounding Ceual
On the premises there is pump ana well OF NY y,
water; also, barn. howell and all necessary cntDal1s
tenant, or viii be sold at price TO suit the times if
thcr particulars. apply to Samuel II. b. Morton 90 =,
misses, TO E. g. Burling and Samuel Ossooo NO ~
street, up s:airs in The Of said building, roo1 W."
milf Qty