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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-27
MR.. JOHN c. cLARK's "oRGAsM-"

This person, who has been very quiet Tor the
greater mart Of the session, has defined hts posi-
Ion, At last. in the moot rantanksroas speech thai
we have vet seen. We have been prepared ioI
some such explosion for some time, having un-
dersrood that, leaning on his clutches, he has
been seen in various out-of-the-way places, re-
hea, sing something with great violence and ges-
ticula,ion, and making the Baltimore road hideous
with his outcries. Our informant supposed HIM
one Of The new company of players, reciting
the dagger scene' in Macbeth, or else some
one Of those poor fellows who, suffering under
supposed griefs, make the woods and fields vo-
cal with their complaints, and address imagl-
nary audiences with immense effect.
The Intelligencer reporter calls it severe, and
it may be so to Mr. Clark, but in its effects on
any one else it is a. harmless a. any produc-
tion We have vet seen. The only wonder is
that, with all Mr.. Clarke's rage, and hate, and
despair, his bitter passions did not enable him
TO say something stronger.
His intellectuals must be feeble indeed, when
excited BY all the fury Of those organs which
occupy, according to phrenology, the hinder
most portions of the head, they could not
work out something more calculated to injure or
annoy the object Of his wrath.
Mr.. Clark's speech serves only to show
the dreadful state Of feeling in which he
has been for some time. and one cannot read il,
without being sorry for him. Poor man! He
tells us revenge is one Of the motives of his
speech. .t.
True, doubtless, Mr.. Clark is unhappy, I'M
fortunate, disappointed and desparing. On
something or somebody he must vent his an
ger. Some one he must load with the burden
of his curses. Some one, he must try to per-
susde himself and others, has been the cause of
his suffering, and is the just object of his re-
venge. 4a
We hope, for his own peace Of mind, he has
succeeded. We cannot be angry or indignant
with Mr.. Clark He has suffered 100 much al
ready to cause even those whom he strives to
hurt, TO wish him TO endure more.
Mr.. CLARK is disappointed applicant for Of
fee, for which he fought hard and well during
the campaign Of 40, and which, overa,ing Of
course his own services, as all such people do
he thought he had certainly earned and could
not be denied.
Mr.. CLARK is disappointed politician, too
and with no hope Of appearing again in public
life by the election Of the People.
Defeated and dfssp, oin,ed every way, Wit
can blame Mr.. Clark if he does take his com
fort in blackguardism and abuse2 Who, so un
kind, as to deny him this last solace L
the miserable and the desperate We only hop,
that, while under the excitement of hi
speech he forgot, for a short time, his woes
and that having got rid Of some of his wrath, il
good hearty discharge of cu,sing and swear
ing, he may be more composed and quiet, ant
return in comparative tranquility to his ttl.
office in Chenango and fill out his precepts ant
take his small fees with gratitude and resigna
ton.
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In THOSE ru,scswarcn ARE ESSENTIAL LET rnEsH
~ usirr-Is SoA-EssEHT'ALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
rn,nos cHAR.ru.-ASgxsttR. $500 $3.50
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-27
February IS, 1913.

*We will do so with pleasure, without de
lay.-ED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

thing at all making ii in any way enduFablc to ,,
renrbl;can Of any pride or spirit. You naturally
.,r {. Wbv not associate with the middle classes,
and let the aristocracy 20 to the devil :. but m
Nipiduqllp sending people to the devil Is OF ~
,ise. and the middle classes value yours9eii anu
each other orly as your introduction TO mem -
aristocratic, pr as their friends are aPProFaDe ~
an arstocraiic eve. There is no class tree rom
THIS hrmiliat,ng weakness. The notice oil lo5u
viii At any time take the wind out of your saiiS
when ladv is in the case; your tailor WIN icase
Wv, half measured to run to my lords cab IN the
70; doctor will neglect your fever Tor my
lords cold; your friend will breakfast with my
lord though engaged particularly to you and the
out.poings and in-comings, the sayings and do
mrs. the stupidities, impudences, manners, greet
in0s and condcscensions OF lords and ladies, usurp
the conversation in all places, and to the inter
ruDtion or exclusion Of the most grave or personal
topics.
Understand us, we grudge no respect to dlgr!
ties or authorities. Even to wealth, as power,
we are willing to yield the wall. But We say
again, that republican spirit ,nust rebet against
homage to aay thing. human ,riM uhlch II nerer
can compete, and in this lies the only distinction
Eve fcrvently hope which will ever hedge IN an
American aristocracy. Let who will, get to
wndward Of us by superior sa!ling-the rchcr,
the handsomcr, the cleverer, the stronger, the
more beloved and gifted-tbere was far play at
the start, and we will pay Difference and duty
with the promptest. But no lords and LADIES',
Mr.. President, If you love US. ~ I. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08
For The Tribune.
STANZAS.
BY AvcusEc. syoDcaAss.

AwAY-ye saddening notes of woe =
Ny heart hath heard too long :
And once again would gladly know,
Hopes brightest, rarest Song.
The foot of Time may rudely tread
On treasures loved and fair,
Yet why should Hope wax pale and dead
Has Earth no charms as rare +?
II is true that Sorrow worketh Pam;
And we may bear shock
Above the Fire Bestower's chain
His Vulture and his Rock
Yet unto Life power is given
To make US Sorrow-free;
Smile thou upon the face OF Heaven
And Earth will smile on thee
Has Love, the merry urchin, hurled
An arrow at thy breast
And hast thou sought fancied World,
And found no blissful rest
Up thou and at the urchin laugh;
IT'S but sorry knave;
Or seek with sandal-shoon and staff
Some kind Leucadia's wave
There's many spring of olden time.
And many an ancient shrine;
And many an herb in Eastern cline
That heal the fame malign!
There IS healing, too, In eyes as fair
As those that pierced thy heart:
Then why, my Strephon, thus despair
Beneath an Idle dartl
There may be gricfs whose fiery sting
Is fixed within the brain
Where Hope unfolds a dropping wing,
And Madness dwels with Pain;
But such, ween, not oft are found,
Where sighted Lovers sigh;
Loves arrow makes hideous wound
But--Men OF love do MT die!
IT'S Fancy paints the Beauty's charms,
And makes the Lovers wound;
His Fancy sees ghost in arms,
And spectres blue around!
once, think, wrote furious rhymes
About broken heart;
And loudly sighed at certain times
About this selfsamc dart
1t is fearful thing, no doubt,
To sigh DER Hopes dccayed;
But better thus, than sigh and pout,
Because you won the maid!
Life lasts forccr-but Sense is dust;
Mixed is the state Of Man;
So, weep for Sorrow when you must
But laugh whenc'er you can!
Nnr,r;ch " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

s1Is =ELlZABETH-PORT AND NEW
4--.<2Ga1A NJ. SGEaEST.-Fars y. Cents
ne SsaineG I; " ATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
Brighten and EH!rS;RIf'poad ssc i; q!lsSs
On and ate, the lst DIV OF Srnfsrni., ,e.,
Al s.; slss and dfa 5 9sihg05s Lssvs SswYo1
Oh SUNDAY. o. So, ..sNA = -
AZ l. 4 qse O'Clock ?: M.lAt2,3! aaa O'Clock p n
5,faSsessrs for Wes;lsid, Scoicj. ra:ns Eiait,:d
Bound Brook Soneryie, Easron and SchsoIsIs NGuntsn
5y me El,=atsttown and sons.yille Rao5j Cas- vii
isaYe New-Y ork IN the 8: O'Clock boat in u. Ii, md in
LIE o'clock bea;s Gle afternoon 49, Isl - "
asSnssis from the 81 O'Clock boa, VIII Iesrs in
sass Tor Easan and for Scho!es sounsin on a.; TTysI
Of the cas- Il Scrssv;ils. ~ va SN 49,
Passengers oE RaaseY VII lssvs Ne,.york IN RI. 10,
O'CLOCK boat N The morning aad in the oicIsek hos, ~ the
afternoon. Fare % Railway Is cents >A oo<' :" N'
Ths Horse Car viii leave the front OF The rT,;, tJ,
81 O. an hour previous 70 the departure of each sost
Az baggage Al The risk Of its owner ,,7a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

IE7HITTEMORE'S VEGETABLE SYRUP.-This
mvau hi. medicine has been prov ed in ina
be safe and effecua or diahGa bowel
complaint children, d entey, choera Uorhus, and other
,ani diseases of the digestive and amentsIy canal
both pleasant the TASTE mild Yet Efficient in its opera
fou Immediately aayn pain and spdsmodc action snd
children II c an be readily administered.
The following certificates selected from mass of tes-
monals favor from indy duaiS who have lave used Ike
Syrup aud experienced! lis beneficial effects.
From Cen Gilbert Hopkins, of the firm Of Hopkins awey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

PURSUANT to an order of Hon Thomas c.
Love Surrogate Of the county Of Erie, notice here
late the City OF Buffalo is said county, deceased
hbit the with the vouchers thereof 10 the undersigned
Bowen the said CITY Of Buffalo, ator before the fifteenth
day Of January next Dated the 10th day OF July 1873
lyli law6m \. K. Hal L. Administrator
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GTATE OF NEW.YORK. es-In Chancern.-

STATE OF NETWORK, SIN Cbancey.-
'rerck Tracy Jesse Ioyt and tefs Masters sale
N pursuance and by vrtuc drcret order Of the Conf
Ihcery o tis State, made the entitled cause b.
me ice chancellor OF The First Circuit " III be- sold pub
~ auction" -y AnonyJ B.eeckeI Co.. auctioEee under
~ direction 81 the undersigned Of The Masters OF at
Cou ~ the arcanis Exchange the City oil NewYors,
ol me ufth'h day Of September next twelve O'Clock,
h cl tit day III ics certain los I,cesor pacel,
el0uh,i - 1cf IN tie Ssre:aeDh atr Eleventh. Wad al
.t .! Ne" tly e"s-f!y SIDE VI Size BOwtry be-
800 lhrceAii anA toUeEGi!rjs,S known by the stsst
AZ ana 5iJ B"wtfy tSzccr bourea 2n taiuins
iyi'o"5 Commissioning al pnIyr tr e7ster'y i!ie Of
ue h"efy; distant oie haBsc a.. iSt siI iGehs
rrsy fs0n tie nGttIeas correr u Tho Bavey I'D
"its.e ;l GnFiicry bee Of "t pamt2f3
2!' a nt ;nar ~ G'Drge s. Smith, ;t, Surveyor dated
NeY- iofk tebioaiy I'D, 1897 known spap Gf herno
-tJ .n The 3o:sry iid hisfceu, nd FGft5ritt.st.tei
Sr'2nsh to i Estte of hep.a Il. Smith deceased Eow
~ NE ~ TIE siee Of Rr.,stes City ord Gousp q
Wv 3fE 'atJ the Bo"eIy i!.r,I:r uien;ns essf:Y
iio :heao''1sfiE ge Of SAIL lot .qnb : lad on
'A m ~ ninety ieet Te S5cks. ,!,eara sIa..ge. rr zrs
II if 81 sd i9t Lumber tid ,.o sad map anta
!!.e avn ~ c2a.'nuati1 !heFeo, Gi!y.hres iet sea
iHcifS, 70 i2iida Low 4te OF Ioaaln l. C55dngtqn
tee Ns'tei 2.S The lands late Of sud lotjins
to atfaish lae sitynine feet four inches th B0ne-
~ hence EoLtts!y !O4I ;e Bs~ery .cir-frt si1 neks
% le ice Oh eZDlG beng the whole Of 10, agnbf ana
part 81 lot nuHtgs sad map. D4te,! NtwY5rk 8gsa
lin lSii LLCIUS ROE sHauS Sias.e. Ia hsrssiT:
!oS II. lRic., aoy,i2i ici GonilalaH.. an2i Hsasg
soap WORKS AND PERFUME La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

-. SiilRPERs OF GOODS per ship ASH
- 80 S - I3t lneEps6l, viii phase clear them at
= ths lustoH, House this morning $
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

TELI.Y'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
IN PARTLLh CANDY:-Four packages Of this Candy
contains the active principle OF two pounds Of s2saLaH
Root and warranted be the best remedy cases OF
in all diseases escitabty
or from morbid humors the blood 1t of cosveness
and in those peculiar affections of the almentay canal aris-
ing from dryless and OF due secIeon is without
rival.
Call aud referred individuals who have been cured by
this Candy, when all other preparations OF Sarsaparla had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08
SALE.-Notce S 5ersns given

MI ORlHAGE SALE.-Notlce IS hereby given,
~, ppIaI to the staate such made and provided
dnly o[tsagaa to Jas Little Of the said City Painter. al!
5ea s IN E Iii Rsss or of Eeasd s!nae lying and
ess.ery side Of Thr.st.eet bein. part OF ot which On
ff t Wn map entitled aao part Of the Seaneets Farm the
Drawn by Thos r. Ludum Ci,y surveyor known as To-
o. 49, besnan. al the nogthery side Of Third
esiaoshed) being the souh-easeinost corner OF lot No 10
gu 2a map Used to James Tayo. unaas thence NORTH
Asee &. 81 feet inches to the ceatr If the loci tbec
outistwardy along the Of The block q Feet tfence
rSes to iiIditEeet and thence along
ai-strse q st 10 the place Of beginning; The lot hereby
nosased icing u ise ~ Width IN .Font and and q feet
sum Of 1868 a.lto Is iu7 thereon The Date hereof
condition Of s9d by the noap,ruent thereof and
40 proceeding having been instituted at Law or in Eguit
o.sc0sed b. sale Of the premises above described AZ nnS
aactioa atthe Merchants Exchange, the CRY Ct
next u o'clock u. =l;isfy the AMOUNT now i @
sand mortgage and The sadeTpense allowed bv oi
1oax y.w,o,... 49,. Jas LITTLE, Mortgage
n CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit--Tbe R-nl
s9inmlssloEsss Of the STATE OF Ne-yo.k vs. the
Court Of CHANGER Of F 30 an gif.l 81
y and effects of the sid s Of bs4f IL. q The prolf
It Is .sfsFs sists of tbs doa il ~ id on
o o. III re a!noEssI other things, take and st,s ~ -
Bank of Buao and 10 enable H. ss.5 against ie san
.lE s.ic account and for the general purps .e ihe
eauTsd 10 sIhb, seaoas Of the SAID Bark ii ants!o AZ
r e b ,4 nS Of In 10 James CiockeI Essa;r ,ts Ma
Buffalo sy The is saS a sasrs a. his Office in the city
. ms suit and IN dsaui thereof hsy viii &c ne 2h
me NON any is,b1rioa nhah saI Sc made under sneb
IRA saa "A St si,ssh h s15 1913. ss.
JsSs ss.l Ks eSsss. the Bank If BaS
niAPERS-50 R,Iss D - r--I-,-
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soap WGRIIS AND PERFUME La
EOI,ATORY.
y Tiai'g Place. te,e LaaGey.stre.t 5t,s. York.
WI. JOHNSON * YRooa,

WI. JOHNSON * YFsOQ.d,
MANUFACTURERS AND cEg,rsTs,
The Trade supplied on the most Liberal tes1t
Pale Yellow Soar, for h.n.iyt Creme De AmoRd
use. cologne Water.
White Be-! SOAP, scented. Lavender do,
Palm Windsc.s. and every de- Bears Oil
scrip,icn OF Fancy Scars o.. Marrow porrnads.
Tor bT5cers, D.uc1,iSts, Snip Curling Fluid
ping Merchants aAi FAM Orange Flower Wat1r
ttesin tie seatest style and Gfecsn Dye for the Har
iintih. Gold Creans.
rsriuIne- kalydoI FOR the CorpleIleni.
SHAVING soaps in POTS and Perfume Bags prevent
CAKES, OF the most excellent! Beautiiying Loticn.
.fnay, Antique Oil
,oiieits Powder. HaBdkereh lei Cssenee-
NIX OF Eosss ChiorDs Too.h Wash
Extract OF Mpsk. Esprit De Rose. :.
All articles manufactured those works prepared 10 ss
the trade Dealers Merchants and Peddler would do well
inspect stock before making hsr purchases au2 ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

iAap 5iS,~.,5o Bales Russia Diapers for sale by
- GhlNaELL, MINTURN s. CO "a snutb.strr.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

DY ORDER Of William Inglls, Assoclate Judge
. New-York Common Pleas, notice Is hereby given PURSE
ant 20 the provsars of the statute authorship attachments
.ir non.nsidmt debtors that attachment has issued
ssaini the estate OF Benjamin F Griffin, who resident Of
the State Of Georgia and that the same VII Ge soia io Inc
fachment according to law within months from the FIST
publication OF this notice. and that the payment OF any deoti
n IN him nv residents ot this State belonging - him. and
the transfer 0 any such property By him forbidden By law
~ " JOHN B. STAPLES.
q Attaching tre.itOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

DY ORDER of Hon. Thomas c. Chlttenden,
rebr give. that an attachment has issued against the etre
Of William K. Stewart nonresident debtor and mat he
and dcar. such attachment according to lw within nine
months from the first publication Of this n9tlcs and is Inc
Ind the delivery TO HIM FOR his OF any properly WITHIN
by nm are forbidden b. law aud void Dated March
Il. 1873. .. ~ : = tsl;.,.
yDJ iax1-o \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

FEVER AND ACUTE ws,basron Elixir is eqpaI.
Diarrfosl AID Dyseuiery, Worms and Dyslypsa Ths
Washington Elsir being congo, s?ui,ly Of Vegetable
though unslual.ei the rapiy and vior with which
comTs the stomach perform The peculiar uGctioa n.
ouid in rctnC radical cure OF The above mentioned dis.
sasesoae dose having ulirtqGeHy caused remaaen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

DY ORDER OF the Honorable Francis IL Rug
ID sles Judge OF Chauttuqqe County Courts OF the de-
Irhv zen that ln attachment has issued due proof
made him the estate Of Israel i G ~, 4oasi
his nIes he appear and discharge such attachment accord
aw within nins months from the t " IN" En b 81
Sidens OF this State and the delivery him Tor his
OF any property within this State belonging to MN and the
transfer of a such property By HIM ar, ,ot.n o} "a"
and void. r. lohA .N+fid1.
jeli law9El Attorney Tor attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

- THE PACKET SHIP ASHBURTON, for
.L5-7y LIVERPOOL, viii SAL FRIDAY Sth Instant at
s u o'clock Passengers viii please be board. foot
of Maiden Lane At that hour.
Letter Bags Will close The Merchants Exchange and
HaIe'S Foreign Letter Office, half past II. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

WASHINGTON ELl&IR.-A pare vegetable
w compound Natures God has 'screted in the yege.
,abI. kingdom safe and speedy remedies for all diseases
10 search for and discover these, part OF allotted
toll This we'll known assertion OF DioSeoride Of The
,mcr evidence oft truth AID wisdom, The discover NJ
the Washington Elixir, which. Tor ~ nany Whites mat b.
f n that hundreds our best ciizers can attest Amos
n5. owe. In thoroughly curing that most n"ierabe of ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

Sold in packages at 25 cents each or FIVE for dollar
To be had al ]. w. KELLY'S Gotham Confectionery,
wholesale and retail 2l Broadway \. W Badeau 26O Bow
cry, and c. W. VondeFsmth lG Greenwich-seet, New
York; John Jackson. Norh-Secondstreet, williamsburg.
Benjamin Handy u HiGh.seet, Brooklyn; L. r. Carswei
Lockport y. Y D. Smith, 800 Broaisest, Newark n j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

second cabin and Storage passengers who Will be taken al
reasonable rates if early application be made bosld
w 81. 7. TAPSCOTT;
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Where also passages can be engaged from London and Ly.
erooI by any OF ;he regular packets and drafts Tor any
rsrsa in Iii the post towns OF England Leland, Scotland
and Wales can BE- obtained on favorable terms. 50
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Read the following and judge for yourselves =
a u pSIi ND DROpSN

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY.
Mr. KELLY-Dear Sir- have been afflicted for years
with distressing pain in my stomach cosyeness in my
was in great distress for short tme and then threw up
what had eatea In short sir have scarcely found rest or
comfort Inring that time have tined all kinds of medicine
that could think Of little advantage and had almost
given mp all hopes of getting any relief being now s
years Of age. the advertisement of your Double Tx
tract of Sarsapara Candy and thought I'd try
have taken il abont weeks, and IL has Completely re-
gulatad my system. any Thing that before
me- and have not been sick since commenced taking IT.
sincerely and heartily thank God, and render good will
and thanks you, for believe your Candy has been the
means OF giving health and comfort my old You
are welcome make any Of this you hin nix proper
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg, l.. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.-B Order OF
IN Francis II. Rug:lcs Judge of Chautauque County
Courts the degree Of Counsellor Law the Supreme
Court notice hereby given pursuant to the provisions of
the authorship attachments abSconmg
cealed and resident debtors attichment has issued
Thomas Meh,y and Milton Kortrleht Observation-Disclosures
residing in Erie rnnsy gania and that The Will be sold
for the payment of their debts nniess they appear AID Dis
from the first lcaon~o this notice; and that the payment
Of debt and the delivery of property belonging TO
sach debtors them By residents of this State their use
and the transfer Of property BY them for any unoss
whatever forbidden by aw and void Dated the 18th
day of august, 1853
C TUCKER, Attorney :ior Attaching Creditor,
an2a law gm EIelOnla. Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

-. FOR LONDON Packet OF 10th Sept
~. The splendid fast sailing and fayori;e ship MON
80. TREAL Capt. =. G.TlNKER, will sail positively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

MADpER:- casks prime Ombros, for sale by
w GRlNNELL. MINTURN 4 CO, N south.,t
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Nh A. F. Whittemore:- August last had severe
dafrfua on for several days thought it good oppor
;upIt to make Trial of your Vegetable Syrup which you
sen TING preyl9as Tn. experiment. resulted il an
il is valuable medicine. Respectfully yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

FNCHANCERY-Betore Wee Chancellor of the
Crcuit-Peter F. Ever IS. John Phillips and Cafa-
LHe his WIFE, John b. Hagsett and Lemuel Ge-n-BI for
foreclosure Of mortgage s. y. Capp Of the city Of NV
ORR, comllainanLs solicitor.
John B. Hagge Of the Defendants in ,is cause whose
place OF reaiGenc- III the Massachusetts IS
10 appear IN tins cause by thu eighth day November ne ~ az
the 6i MI . therein vii! he akeaas confessed b. him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

IT OT1CE.-James.J ]. Petit, Esq Supreme Court
~ Commissioner, residing in the village Of Perry, Wyo
ming COUNT has issued attachment against George Pet
. ay.nent Of HI; dsp unless e and discharge such
i,achent aeeord!n2 10 law Thln nine months from the
Inc delivery belonging 10 such ebt? him o.
purpose whatever are Ridden ~ ial. and ara void
III !a:.1M ISAAC " SIODpARD. Attnrner-
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State Of N.ir- York, Kings County,
John Jackson with whom am personally acquainted,
paed before me- this 5h day of May oi3 and being BY me
duly sworn says that all he has stated above IS substantially
true and correct every particular Subscribed and sworn
before me, this 5h dav of May, l9i3
NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice Of the Peace.
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constant supply Of this medicine may always BE- found
wholesale and retail, Of a. 3. Y b. SANDS 20 Frun-
street and retail Abraham B. Sands {. o.. Zf3 BrGld
way, corner Of Ch.mbeGstfeet; and CT Sands Co.. II
East Broadway corner Marset-sfset. NewYork P.ice 80
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The Washington Elixir, envelopes containing clear sim
ME aud precise directions for use may BE- obtained of Dr.
s. NJ GUIOS, lz7 Bowery, cor Grand-.t and OF r. :
lioss, t;!and a4d Ciaogls J. Wssdoysf, il Eighth
Avenue; y y Cahauien, 81 Sixth Avenue Dr. L. Les;rt,
and s'h street pr Il A Field coz Broadway and i2thst;
Guinness, l28 % Avsnue cor ~! Street I'd Chsstney
F. l. co'toq 10 BseehsE ger; GliyTr DeTo%as Co.,
hnrr Nlarh1ttsnlille; d. W O. " ool HtLl.m 81 lrn
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GENDER FEET-N. Q. CURIIS, No. I John
sfr.e ct near Broadway, las band supply OF VELVET
dressed Ersuc CallSkns, beautiful article and well clcu.
lated for tender feet. Fist Boots hand, made this
Of various qualities from 81 $50 50 So Also on hand Gentle
mans Opera BGogas Cater Boots. Morocco and Calf Bro
Sc Also quality fine and stout Boots and Shoes 10 Il
Bows all from years old aud npwani Gentem'ns
Water Boots It'll first London Bend SoIes Cork Sol.
Boots Sc all of which viii be furnished reasonable prices
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