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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23


MEssEs. all the diseases 10 which the
disorders
and the salt cum and similar affections handed
rents u children through generations
ieeots not only exceedingly troublesome annoying
selves but have hitherto been ncuah
OF treatment seemingly
partial cure and with were
therefore prepared TO subject the
10 severe scrutiny We have carefully and critically examined
claims o the pnpeors and ready endsrs.
nenis The efficacy THE SaTsapar prrparedby Me
" " approved BY satisfactory from respectable
cases recorded IN which has effected radical
who have alienation their
The medicine prepared by elaborate process
by which the curative properties Sarlpanl
and fixed and these then an
mixture with other efficient remedies The
ed by thousands IN all the large cities Of the Union.
Sands SarIpanul Will also permanent
eases having their OF the blood depa-
we'd condition of the sctoul kings evil
it, forms rheumatism cutaneous erpons
blOtchcs, bes pimpes pusues the
eyes newoun letter Scah head enlargement pain
the bones and joints stubborn ulcers ypc symptoms
arising from nuteous Uf mercury
and other similar complaints
The public respectfully requested remember that it Sands
saradA that has and constantly achieving remarkable
OF the difficult which the human
frame subject and ask SANDS
Prepared and sold expectation by
A. H. Sands Co No. ga broadway, Granite
Of Chambers street New York and Druggists generally
the Uut~d States. Price Ell per bottles for S.
NoTE-Ine original documents may be calling
store, No 273 broadway.
ALEXANDER DUvAL & co,
Agents by special appointment for propreors
ana vicinity fe 4-dfHc laf
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RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
Hours for Departure and after July SHrd
TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond At! past +. VI. mn,
Leaves Petersburg at past \ VI. '
AccoMNoDATIoS TRAIS.
Leaves Richmond at /! before t A. VI. l,,-.,-... .,.
Leaves Petersburg ats A. Nj A''
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond past 10 \. NJ Mondays Wednesday. and
Leaves Petersburg past ; z. VI. Futays.
% Passage sI-ChLiren and Servants hall puce-25
when paid n the Cars
Oihce X. s 2. II. X. ~
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines To charlottesville, Staur tom, Lynchburg
md the Virginia springs.


md the Virginia Springs.
REDUCED RATES!
NIGHT TR.iDELLLr1T .iDOLDED-Ni.ND GREiTIT IN
CREiSED EXPEDITION
ENHE Public hereby informed, that on and
Il amer the Isl July the Fare between Richmond and Char
otesvue Will be 81 so ezy Fare Ssaurnn So Farc Lynch
burg Sp From Junction Saunon 50 From Junction Char
oiesyiue 81 SO.
~>T Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad nj 81
A. NJ reach the Junction to breakfast. and thence
proceed together with passengers arriving az the Juu
ASlr- from the North, the LoisR Railroad &C.
@BN l'nsN ale and thence by Charlottesville reach
-N-E-ne Charocesvile by T. ", and Cookies Is miles
Wes by night Leave Cookies morning by jlyi
the Blue Ridge and arrive Stauntcn ty 10 \ VI
The Guyandotte NJ
Dale by night and leaving there lay LIGHT reaches
the Warm Springs to breakfast and nsan dinner and
the White sulphur al 7. NJ Lew-bgrs ~ T. NJ
the 81 day, - hours than the by yrsrc I1
whole IS loss and tie
The Natural Bridge Line rC-Iys thur
days and Saturdays the alternate DAYS flrhei
at IL A. NJ reaches Lexington by night leave morning
daylight breaks- where
aer dinner and nrris SpTz BY
night leave after breakfast reach Csetan's 10 din
and the White sulphur Springs ~ r VI ,voIrI~o
The roads splendid and
coaches : fine heretofore.
These the Main Mail Routes,
fsrpnr auotl,r
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WOOLENS, COTTONS AND
LINEN IS

u I Y II n >
XKJAD5WORTH TURNER n 90. having received one Of
w the largest and most Of FAN Win
ter Dry Goods offered this larger portion
Of their staple Goods pureha ed before they
worthy the attention Of Merchants whose consideration pacu
l1fly requested. au2i
fARPEIS, RUGS, 6c-Wc have received large
~ handsome ply Ingram Scotch
and American careng. stair and do Also TuHed
Wilton Rugs plain and hgd floor cloth Ba4e OIL Cloth Tables
which offer good terms, they be had the city
~ BINFORD NIMNO
DHIGS, DYES, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
INNHE subscribers offer for SALE a large and
- wen assorted Stock Of Drugs Dyestufs Paints OILS
quantities. 10 purchasers, prce- which cannot a give
satisfaction.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS requested before purcias
ing We are determined o. offer inducements
Is ALEX, DUvAL 4 co.
PrintSI PrintsI PTintsIT
REAT bargains n several Prints just an Etprr
~ and will be soh ~ unprecedeut low prices. by
oc 10 LNftIROP, CtiRlFrtAN h 60.
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ChiIdren's elegant cOIored Caters and black


G,MALL Florence and other Neck Ties, at 81! cts.
- &c ~ THOs. r. PRICE.
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FALL GOODS,

@) FALL GOODS.
u We have the pleasure to inform
IA friends and the public that receipt Of
~ Fan Goods, consisting OF HATS and CAPS Of
and qualities from superine which
yie IN, attention of Purchasers. JOHN THOMPSON co.
NB-In addition purchases in the Northern cities
and order short hats
color good De made Of the
world, having but superior woFknen employed
-. 1T 4 co
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SADDLE THEES.-Jusi 10 hand. fine LOT Of Mems Trees
- also few good Side Trees. For sale by
RICHARDS & GARDNER.
Sign n the Min Saw Main below street leading ia
Mayo's Bridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

informed the court, that by the laws both OF Ens-
land and France, married woman. andtroLesG,
is no,r;et tr of her own 10 institute legal proceed
ines without the consents Of her husband. He then
begged tha, these proceedings might be stopped,
as Sir eEdsara Lytton BHfroer nou presented
himself to .srithAold his permission! 49,.
There was no resource. Such was indeed the
law. Tha proceedings were stopped and the court
broke up. Lady Bulwer sorrowfuily returned to
her home, feeling more than ever, that there was
9. no lar to shield ,coman." Her domcile had
been violated at nght-her person endangered
her papers laid open-and she could not come tor
ward in q court of justice to say, :" l demand re-
dress IcaH upon the country, schese lars
| should protect me, for Justice Z" Her husband,
smnipoJent in his viliany, had robbed her, by g
techicalitv Of the law, of that common justice,
which the neanest peasant could ask and obtain.
Splendid as may be the genius, and numberess
the requirements of this equally notorious and cet-
ebratea man, should his works go down to poster
ity. will not the stain of bis domestic cruelty go
down with them, and casts per petual slaaow over
their glory
Imustnot close this imperfect sketch of the tai;
ents and personal cherrnes of one,. who possessed
TOO Ynany OF both for justice to be done them IN so
short a space, without mentioning perhaps her
principal fascination Her voice-but how shall 1
describe what must be felt before it can be con-
ceved9 Il was rich, thrilling, musical, and yet
low; wanting in force, its power existed IN It's e%'
preston lie very tone conveyed the sentiment
when the words were indalinguishable. 1t was
one of those voices which haunt US m dreams,
which. long, afser they are silent echo In our
ears. and which touch our hearts whenever they
are heard.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
sanon tbr grutb Relning.
py ruo,,as HAYNES BAYLY.

THEY say we are 100 yopns, e .1osss--7,sss.7-:
Too Wild 10 be unired;
In scorn they bid US both renouaes5
The fond vows we have plighseo.,
They send thee forth TO see the @os'o' sss
Thy love by absencs ryins, s,,.,,
Then go for I can slnlse ..ss iase.
Upon thy srntl' Feiy"s
Y, 10, Pleasures hand will throw -
Her siiken nets about ,hesi
- 1know how lonesome ! snah nha
. ....TSs : sTS long. long days without thee:
mi in Thy letters there IL be JOY;
The rea eading-,hereplyiug;
Tai Kiss eaei, word ,ha, e raced by thee
Upon thy truth relying
. when friends applaud thee, l IL Sit oy' !.
:. (, In siien. rapture gazing
And, Oh ! how proud OF being ioVea
By her they have been praisips!s !.
Bu, should Deuaction breathe thy name,
The worlds .epfoof denying. -
rr,a love ,hss--laud thee-trust thee still
Upon thy rrash relying.
E,en those who smile to see us part,
Shall see US NEE, with wonder;
Such trials only mike the heart
That truly loves grow fonder.
Our sorrows past shall be our pride,
When with each other yieiRg:
Thou wilt con6de in him, who lives
Upon thy truth relying.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

HAYNES EXPECTUkANT.-This
q Medicine has already proved itself TO be all thai ii has
been recommended by 5ose who have given il fair
this country and tie demand for il increases daily. We
hive Just heard OF important OF sihrla which has
effected by the Of H. in Eeghboring town-ihe
case OF female who had for long time been
der the eare physician but had received ree and
her case was considered hopeless As last resort she pur
er ,oe1peeorate freely gradually ceased 10 cough and
rapidly restoring her toheaIth we have hesitation
saying ta this preparation Of DR.. Jayne for The o
coughs. cds, iniaeaZa, ashla conumpioas, &C. is the
most valuable ecicne offered lie American pub
lie. THERE'S no Guackery absu! -DT Jayne is OF The
most ssnt practising physciaus Pennsy rania; and
wherever preparations have been thoroughly
iesed he is looked upoa as great public benefactor
4i..4 .s'''.i - " (Somerl.t (5Te.) Journal
Prepared only by Or. JAYNE, No. sos Broadway, New
York. 24flm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
= oId EsT8BLIsHED EhiIGRANT

t-+ Old ESTA BLfSHEU ENIGRaINI. l.
MyH PASSENGER OFFICE 81 South St New York
ESS Regular line Of Packets The subscriber continues
from any II ngs 5en' ee sTat1 bS 1hs he
inc Of packet s sailing every six days from lr-
rrpoo PepI, sending for their snas may rely sbnaf 1a
gelav in Liverpool ans will always endeayor 10 merit
CONTINUANCE Of the public patronage, which has been 50
literally bestowed for many years past ana 'hose re. IL
iog money can have Drafts at all the Banks and
Branches throughout the United Kingdom.
For further particulars apply III by letter. posi- Paia
J0uN HERDifAN.6 81 South 81 MI =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

ia FOR SALE, Let, or to Lease.--A
large tyvo story House with OF first rate
llaulr land, laid and cultivated garden, II
closed by picket pale and board fence The house is
capable OF accommodating 100 persons and is well
aaaped boarding house, &C. The above premises
siinaIed a; Far ReckRway Long Island, within s hours
travel New fek, and within quarter OF mile or less
OF the Marine Pavilion II comIanGS beautiful and eI-
lerded view OF the ocean the surrounding Country
On the premises there Is pump and veil OF rst rate
waller; also, barn. hove and all necessary outbuding
TIE above premises will be , moderate good
tenant, WILDE sold a, price 10 suit rse is For fur
lher particulars apply to Samuel K. g. Norton the
inses or 10 E. 6. Buring Samuel Osgood No l9 Wa
street. up stairs, in The of SAID building, No. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
I'm TNCHANCERY-Before tho w.; :.

I refur q the Ffrt Circuft-EEfas s. Wsi,oss
w Latsol et al-ln pursuance OF .decteai ors. ~!
auction under The direction OF the subscrib. s.
Masters thereof by wilkins Relas, Are;iss.ye se
MssshaS.s Etehange IN !l,e City OF oss. On d. E
All That certain village iot, Known on the man :,
vitie, in Ulster County and Stale OF New.YoyS
44j forty four in the Hornbeck Purchase b.g?srs
south corDer OF Centrestreet. opposite tba ss Hee
late in the, possession OF W iiaEi Betain.s ~.
down the Aforesaid Cen,rc.street south hty Se.-n "a
one hundred feet 10 lot number or,y.thrse iSss saS
lately owned and occupied by Albert Perry 49, s's
forty degrees west two cbains and fly hnhsfn -
pow lais OF Jacob i!eits, shegce aerth an, 20 @
west QUE hundred feet 10 the New Post Road s,
the said Post Road north forty degrees east ,wo
fifty inss 10 the place of beginning Also all ihs 60 ss
lots pieces and parcels OF iaad situate, lying and -
Ellenville, 10 U Eter County emo State aforesaid ss
map OF Ellenyile as lots nurasess :srty-hree ars -
four in the Hornbeck Pnrcbsse, 5einHDg at .ke ns.s
uer OF Centres,reet asd The Pos, Road ,eadiry
10 ~urtsboroush, and south corner OF the sase
occupied by Frost * 6on,d. and running from sbesed
y dcgrees west along Cen,Festree two huudrfs sSa
feet to 10, number thiryiso. senee Moth ier,y rs.
thence aioug lot No.7 and sac,i fifty degrees ,,s
hundred and fifty feet TO the Post Road, ,hercs AZ, 80
same south forty degrees west 10 the place OF tepss =
saving ami reSefvog said lot number thTy.fogr AZ
one other lot OF land yiog ia Eenvile Aforesaid bs
a, The southw corner OF lot numbee H. and runnirsi
along the eaSery side OF The New Pest Road fuE e.
ton 10 Wurrsboropgh socth forty frees ih,,eeps
AVID twenty iinks 10 corner OF Thomas Masoa's
along said land south Sxiy-eight degrees east ah -
chains fifty links, thence south iorty's!x degrees 1yrS
ulcs ssventyHv" Inks 70 caesEnt stump rss, y
highway, thence north fortyeigt degrees ea abursrs
chains tweny-one links To th. soutneast corner Of sy
A. thence alorg lots Nos Il i, IS and IL north my DIR,
west SIX chains Fifty Eve links to the place OF btgrss
containing about acr.s, or less, eIeepaY ~
reserviug out or the above Iota watering on The sSk -
OF said oi conveyed 10 jacob A. Lorew, aud Tx toS
house lot The eastrry side OF said LOT, also acre h.
sold 10 Rufus Clark, Or the nor,hery part tie asoe
and hall acre otsoa 10 Joseph D. Cutter. asasls,v
about tree.qrarters Of an acre on the soplhe5
oiningsaid Cutters lot, extending sou Ety degrees no
Mas1ns OF md Invest by said Cutters hs ss N
and also three lots known on the map ol The proseny =
cludea il, said premises as lets No. 62s &c and o.
4 New. York, January 3cih, l$iS
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL Master in Cbsosr,
E W BURKE. SNiict0f. { 10 hssu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
: esa's NEW-YORk to EASTON, Pa.

ESytSTIsT PEOPLES LINE. Fare Sc.
sg.s: Leavc pier No. l. North rAer al 81 o'clock a
81 daily Sundays ezceptedl by steamboat TO Elizaoe.f
part or leave the ootof Courapdtslreet al O'Clock G
hy n Jersey Railroad Ezabetown, there connect WITH
he train OF cars Saervei coaches thence (only 81
les arriving al Eason at O'Clock, p. M Fer seats ap'
Dly 80 A D. Hope. Merchants Hotel, 4l Cortlandt 81.
g. This route, on account of The sheTt distance %
coaches coulnlends itself to the public.
OfTce removed from IS 4l C'ril.nht greet seaS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
uULL'S TRUsSES-Notice to Rup

Il 3 tured Persans.-PersoHs afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon tie best instrumental aid the weTG affords on
application AZ the Office, No 4Neseysreet To either of
the agents in the principal towns In The United States Be
careful to examine the back pad Of Huis ,russe TO see
they endorsed by Dr. auil ia writing. None are
inc, be relied upon good, without his signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations al
HILLS celebrated nsses and thousands imposed upon IN
consequence These limitations be relied npon they
made By uns1:ul mechanics, and are better thas
the ordinary russes. .-.-.sl 4-zi.a..
Rooms have been 6tteS mp No. Yesey sreet e1cu.
,ysy for ladies' having separate entrance roE the bust.
department. where female il in constsnt attendance
to ual; npnrt fe,Fase natNens1 ~ - s2Ir IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
l..l 40 I IZNT-nMelIing House and Ba-
- C0ITNTRY RESIDENCE TO

rantifuI pardea a barn. bathing house, Sc attached
The house The sasrn bank OF OF
I'D sbon mil. and half from The Village of Glen Cove,
and near The steamboat landing, where The steamboat
American Eagle plies and oaI daily Kent mooeIae.
s3nIv 10 Wh! NJ WEEKS, len Cove, or 10 Capt Ghas.
Prck on board steamboat American Eagle Fulton sp.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
TOOLS. TeoLS!s TOoLS..!
LRERTSON'S. I CONGER'S. HOP-

"A TONS ard GIFFoRDs warranted Gas. Steel
Cooper. CuYenteT.snd Aa;p CGr7ateys EDGE TOOLS,
had a. Wholesale aud retail, OF OSBORN * LIT
TIE, BIB Fulton street. Ne1 York. {le per allowed
merchantsl; sad who keep handa full assortment OF
Coopers cesLs IRON EiYess, Truss Hoops Sizve Jon,ers
Stock Howells and Crozes. sfF. 80
Also, fnI assorszeni ct Hardware Cutlery, Nails &c
&c. CHARLES OSBORN c.
jSS 3nH -7=s7 CHARLES 8. LITTLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
Nm GHANCEKY. Sth Circuit.-.TI6,

Bank Commissioners of the Stale OF N.w.Yo,k a Il.
bank e Buffalo -No o,icp is hereby given. punuatt
order Of the Court OF Chancery dated the 2lt daS t p
ruary ls4S that The subscriber has been duly aps,d
Receiver OF the property and effects Ct the saf Bark Il
Buffalo; that by said order II is referred 10 one u lie MAJ
iers Of ihis Conrt residing in the Couoy OF Erie
other things TO take and State o. den,
of any description against the said Bank OF Buffalo; n,
for the general purpose contemplated by the ssire
creditors OF the said Bank OF Buffalo are requires, \,
hib their accounts, claims and demands against lie a
Bank OF Bu6aio,lo James Crocker, Esquire, the ase
having said reference in charge, at his Office in tie CITY
Buffalo by the 3;h day of September sext ard bescs,
parties 10 this suit and In default thereof they viii pr,
cudeG from all heaeof the decree which shah be 6se
in this suit and from any distribution which shall be mad
under such decree. Buffalo, March The Sh. lsia.s.l
IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver O.! the Bank cf Beta.
JAMES. .CRocKER, Master In Chaicery mhl4 cnlS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
ca LAND WANTED.-Tbe5 Syivania

- Association OF the Ci.y OF Nsw.York desrou,
purchasing from Two thee thousand of Land
OF Pennsylvania Mew.Jersey or New.Yotx. The said
Land must be well supplied w,a wood apa water, and
adapisd 10 grazing grain growing, aud gardening pur
adjoining, would be- preferred Owners OF lands who
give clear title requested prepare statement
relation suchiaad=, will the favorable
and address te:r letters tpost pad) To t. w ifLEY
President OF the Sysa1ia Association PnesL EewYerB
The attention OF andhoders respectfully solicited
ihe Sylsana ASSOCIATION intends going into operation
early as possible.
Editors OF Country Newspapers rednested copy
rouce ;iIis advertisement iBf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
ITO IErA Room, Bedroom, Pan

ATO LET-A Room, Bedroom, Pan
Try, Closet ks suitable 70. s'A Others with
Possession On The first OF May as1t lIgnire OF .,
mi I'm = 70 - >. ~ ~,
sA NANTED--A House and Store IN
md ,h yI,coty of PkesrEea de East River, ether
- @ .-e NJ said street The advertiser wouL pe
neassd 10 pay The whole or part OF se ,sns 70 pant az
fair price if waited by the osuef. aaaaess a. @ g..
Ea TO LET-Dwelling House and ba.
Erosiorv frame building. perfect order and newly
good schools and churches are ,be n he eor ay for
neehborhood, and two onnbusses pass e eo ~ I've r.
tired or for Bakery the basement hasng been sed mp
ior thai bnsaess, offers great
Horse Tavern Staten iasd, to Addison Donsssy o.
AaIi- ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
N0TICE.-SALE OFLEASEHOLD

i ESTATE.-The subscriBer will sell IT pubic auc-
ton, by wilkins and Rollins, anctiobeers 1hurscay
zsa Instant u O'Clock al the Merchants Exchange
IN tbs city the une1prel OF years oouf
hfssday OF May, isiD al lease lrom W.lia1i Cairns
and Ann Eliza his wi.e two los, together with tet=o
honses aar orer Improvements thereon Nos Is and n
Ninth Avenue. The houses large tAree story frame
bulldngs lhe one occupied in part drug store and
upon ht other are large Improvements for the brewing Of
beer The lots together S2 feet :ront and and 1GG
feet deep. I,5f ..ls .i.fss eaisTi 70 .IF ~
The lille indtspuabe, and the sale will be absolute
For further particulars inquire OF 's7 % Assifi -
al. s.A.l-i& II. P. ALLEN Eeors,
No 81 Wall-streerJ Jr the subsc ,aner '.1t
lm904ts JONATHAN HiEbMaN, 1853 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
GTATE OF NEW YORK. ss..---Il


John Anthem VS.. Mary c. P. Macomb.
Pursuant 10 decretal order made in the abovo erha
cause will be sold Public Auc.jon under The dTee
of the subscriber of tie Masters OF this Court by e.
ward H. Ludlow Auconeer, at the hierchants Exchanss
in the City New-Yor Saturday. first day OF a5fi
next at II O'clock All those pieces ana parcesa
land Situated in the towns OF Yenkers aud Weseheer s
ia the County OF WeStchesler, which pit csS ana pactba
land are designated and described the map Of paf
Of Isaac Varian deceased, made BY Jaeeea
.Dyckman. James Varian and Andrew CoEe, CnnmSbn'
partition, appointed by the Court OF Chareey, as u
number one, ( two, ~ three, tS) four, i) eleven I
twelve 2) being the pieces and parcels otIanfcos
vcyet 10 James keHwck in trust for the SAID Wary G. No
comb by the afore said partition by th
deed dated the ieEth day OF October one thousand sRk
hundred and twenty lone, recol ded in Book Tenynhe
Deeds in the Clerks office OF West hester Couaty pagess
hundred and eghlyeght, &c. Dated New Ynk, Feerrl!
II, 1873 WILLIAM. w. .CAMPBELL,aa
=. aflawtA1 Master in Chancery, q Jehaalreet.
GtOkPUkAIipN sNG1ICE.--pnbli.
" Notice is hereby given that the following penfbu
have been presesea III te,RosrL OF Alderman VIZ
ITO pave liz s.t-secl, bctwetn Mulberry and 0Langs
streets.
Also s gsse side-waiks, in SevaihatfepR te,ssel
Avenue "A and avenue d.
- AsoT reg uaig aat gravel koriy cvenllfshse, h.
two en- Tie HoRiE.,saie O;td and The Tenth avescp
Persons Interested s tic above petitions ana having %
eciiOns the same, arerequ sicd 10 presep;rht VIZ
Ing the Street mn siuDeT Uei0 Tie u i3
JOHN EVEN, -etrt ei Cohiu,issf,aer
Street ComnissionsI's'c 5 4 flee,
March il b. 1913 nisGi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

- TO LEI-The second story Of the
i::A. building No. Spruce, street Apply 70
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
ID oBERTsoN & RICH's Improved

n s&<=6
ice OF swiIdsrs Fire Proof Salamander Safes by me
IL IS stated they the odly Safe deserving The
name &cn Upon this statement take ss,ue before tnc
nnbIic and offer evidence The following affidavit:
C,fu and Coaaty Of Ne.c. York. JoHS 6. SrEARSs
and AZ MON RoYr being duly sworn. do depose and say
that bey were er several mon.hss employees. IN The Iron
SAFE OF Encs Wilder The said John g. Searns
N ForenIsn of the establishment and the said Amon Rot
ms s,i,t-tha they Intimately and thoroughly ss
With the materials used aad the manner N whch
Inc Safes of lie said Wilder were made sna betsy now en
nJoved in be Salanlander Safe Mandatory Of sssss
Robertson Rich the corner OF Attorney ant Nsinon
do brreby certify that the Safes made oy them are
of The sam. ,aterais ad made IN the same NAN
nor as those of Wider, with the auniliOn OF SaosaRce
Teren,Iy discovered wheh renders them tree rom damp
pess-Sa, they are in all respects equal 10 :" hosf anu
not liable TO iniure tser contents by Ganipness .p,
ALMON R0FF.
sworn before me this 9Th 3ar OF August: is4Z
signed. FRIEDRICH E. LEE, AID. l7ih ward.
j. Searns in his employ tWo ana Que Hal1 Seas'
and slnop Ref for eleven months
v ,bis t.s;imoDy il shown that ReoertonG H!cRS ic
nroyed Salarander Safe equally sire PROOF as wder
and urthsr that il is superior in the tact that stree rem
damnuess And Tor further testimony Vsoad re'ef 10 the
following firms who have purchased he improved Sdia
noadsr: .,...-.
:; w s,;ilark L Co S,uryss Il ClearTlan,
,rhor,nssn & Adams " Ills Guert, and DINERS
THE Inproye, Saana Safes finished 10 me heat
psi manner with locks of superior construction ans conn
Snv invite comparison WI Wilder's or any o:heT SAFE
Tie public nyled TO Examine ne ariice al n
the subscriber, -: iscS .. ,,,, - 'A,, ~
ISAAC BRIDGE, IS Magazine st
-, er,.ravx New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
nm CHANCERY--Before the Vice Char.

4 celor of The First Circul-Luke Barker, EIectlz
Ne OF liz abeth Rutledge, deceased, Francs Sat
and c,hers-B IN for foreclosure OF Hschra
Solicitor TOR mplaant-Peregrine Sanford asgns,s
Bankruptcy in the Dislricto jersey OF The
fndan,s in this cause, whose place OF residence is in h
State required 10 appear in this b.
the first day OF June ne1 the bill flied therein will b
taken as confesseti Ly him 81 ;,s,s@ m20 iaw Sy