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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

HAS been tried and it works
TT has long been subject Of controversy
y whether Z cheap Boot was really cheap
or not- But il 10 now decided, BY an enlight.
ened public, that q cheap boot or shoe 10 not
90 very cheap AFTER all. The subscriber has
endeavored thus far to bring back the trade
ia fair and honest channel once more-
and with eountenance Of o helping hand
from the public, the trade can and shall be
put on the old fashion ground, when one
pair Of boots would last one year. This has
been done 10 times past, and can be done a.
again. Nothing shall be wanted on our part
to accomplish this desirable object, provided
we are encouraged with fair prices and good
pay. .! e...;,s, s,o9 81! 49,. .,-.sl.
Large Sales and Small, Profits are better
that Small Sales and Large Profits. The
trade will be conducted ia all its branches.
India Rubbers repaired as usual.
L. o. MEAFOY,
No. 1 and 9 Lords Building, up stairs
Litehfeld, Nov. /, 1874. 4...r "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

"AS received a large assortment OF such
H GOODS as are usually kept in . eouD-
try Store, which, he will sell for CASH or
RIADr Par lower than can be bought elee-
where in this vicinity. A. be does business
arietlN UPON the Ready FaH SysieM. he can
and s0ip sell goods very mach cheaper than
thosetwho give credit. n..g.s,1, ,s.Iir.,e ..,,
Almost every thing taken in exchange for
Goods eecept b0ak GecOstats. L.r ~ =. -.
WolcottvilIe, Nov. II, l6A4. nj H25
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NOTICE,

fFHE Subscribers have formed CO.
Il partnership IN business for the pur-
pose Of buying and selling merchandise
Generally and have rented the brick store
first west of the Court House in LitchfeId,
and fitted il up conveniently for their busi-
ness. Perhaps many may wish 10 know
upon what system they expect to conduct
business when looking at the chances of
trade after 80 many have embarked, and so
few succeed, it is with great diffidence we
embark in so hazardous undertaking but
having so embarked will frankly give our
views of trade. We will compare the mer.
chant to a spriDg-+a stream-Ta brook-a
fiver-an ocean! \ Their resources they
must get from the country through which
they flow; must be collected from little
springs. at first connecting other little bran.
ehes In their course. The little springs we
win cali industry, cash, wealth, Confidence.
credit, patronage, &c. &c. Looking at all
these what course shalt we pursue? Shall
we depend on wealth Riches take TO Them
selves wings aud fly away. Cash springs
may dry up in q dry time confidence may
be shaken malice has thousand darts ;
friends may fail Ms. Patronage is almost
an unmeaning WORD when cfashing with
self interest credit fails unless promptly
met by something more substantial ,Whai
then shalt we do Z Shall we barter, dickes,
take trash, trust, swap. &c. &C., nothing so
pretty az to buy for cash and sell for cash ;
better for the buyer, better for the seller
Sell for a less profit-no bad debts-no
draw backs, &c. &c. All, says industry, and
the other little springs sell Tor all cash-ek !
don't help ne any-ahat's the way the sick
lion did, tracks 'all points one way one en-.
ters his cave. no tracks out again-shan't 20
there, &C. Now we would If we could en-.
brace every system, encourage and foster
every spring, collect and conduct every
small stream, suitable and natural for our
means-rather giving preference 10 the cash
stream-rather suspicious of the stream of
credit-too easily swollen-too quickly dry.
In short we would do any. thing honorable
and honest I've would take lessons from no.
ture, from books, from observation, from an.
Client, and honorab bic merchants, from every
thing calculated 10 teach, like Solomon and
Hiram and others we would bring rich spi.
ces. &c, Linen, &C, from far Countries
would shine TO administer to the wants and
necessities Of al Dis far as our means will al
low. We would furnish garIands for the
gay and young; sables for the mourners I;
the coffin aud the winding
sheet. 10 short we would be men like the
stream, the brook, the fiver-flowjng, active.
enrichingl and Identifying the
country through which We pass: ", 3 5. ID !.
t''1"s a'"a en- SAMUEL CLOCK.
snifaf diU0a H'f7 HENRY N."FORD.hl !
Litchfield, Nov 10th, lS44.i =, @nfrsi" %
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Warren Institute.

THE Subscriber. on account Of the health
4 and circumstances Of his family, has
relinquished the charge of this School, and
offers for sale the premises, consisting of a
spacious Boarding House, Academy, &c!-
The buildings are in good repair and vaiua-i
Bile; but will be sold low and the terms Aof
payment made very easy 10 the purchaser.
a competent person, whether he has or has
not much capital, will find this rare OPP
portunity 10 locate himself permanently and
probably az q teacher. '1ts sin51ibg q
For particulars apply postage paid) 10
Rev.J. r. Keep Warren, Li,chfield Co, CT.
or to J. C. Howard, Norwich, CheHango
Co, N. Y. 4 etg IA 5g5 ,bi-'ild3td al L.
On leaving the above school, the UNDER
signed would express his sincere gratitude
to his numerous friends for their Blindness
and confidence, and their liberal and long
continued patronage since he took charge Of
the School in 1884. J. C. HOWARD. y.
Warren, Nov. Both, 1874. 49,. -. Y6*
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Alta Court Of Probate holdan at Neac. Mitfo,d,,
.soifhini and for the disisiefof Neso-l Milford,
soss the ~ hday Of Nousahbery leAAy y7ois,0W
dhsPrssentl Nathaniel Perry Esq, Jaage. \
ESTATE Of David Beard, late of said
~ New Milford, deceased. iinQ Il 4ol bsS
On motionof Homer Beard, Administration
upon said estate. thisl Court doth limit and
allow to the creditofs of said estate g months
from the date hereof,in whichto exhibit their
claims to said Administrator,or be debarred
q recovery. And this court directs said iAd.
lninisifaI6f ldgive notice oflthe time so linn
ited'hy publishing THE order in a newspaper
printed in Lilchiield, and by posting copy
thereof on the public sign! post nearest the
place where the said deceased last dwslL in
said NewMilford. and one other public place.
.EEst 10 iAltTue copy ofrec6rd. aWoT ~
6ynd s1sdi1oes NAraANlgr. PERRY, Judge. ~
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TUST Received hifi, now open for inspec-
- ton at Clock g. Ford,s, Old Mocha, Mar.
acabo. Laguyral And JaSa C0tlSe's, Ground
East q West Indies and lava Coffee, Ground
2 lima mon, Gloves, AlsPies and Psppers PuI
Pottorico Melasses, Sugar House Sytup, ola
and young Hyson, Imperial and PowGhonel
Teas TalI0wl and SPERM Candles, CitronS
Rice, Nutmegs. Oranges, Lemons; &C., u y.
November, 20 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

INDIA RUBBER OVER SHOES, 4 cases q d
\ per Rgbbers now opened prices 10 suit custo.
msrs ton = ~ I2Ol CLcck & ToRD's
DEAL GERMAN WORSTED at "<3f-7
~ =. PHELPS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19
Geese Feat!hleE,rr,s,,,.,. ..

TIME subscribers have made arrange,
~ ments to keep aeonstant supply Of q ,fiist,
rate article Of Geese EeatRaefs-selec.o
ted and packed with great care BY ourselves
~ packages from 90 % 50lbs.;; and wilt fur
nlsh at all times any quantity from 20 10 1000
los. OF q quantity they will warrant 10 be As,
purchased Of equal quality in the state. 4, H.,
4,-.L.es aai Y Mood s. q L.tHURLBUT. nlzl
.WSnehesaer, l04AsH llas ,haslaag nj nlyS5, oe
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- THANKFUL for past
- favors, would inform
aAmShN. his friends and the public
ny <4ka generally, that he still
w continues the business Of
AAX alx Watch repairing. and that
SO from his experience. skill
and constant attention to this important
branch of business. hopes to give general So.
tisfaction, and receive share of public pa
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual. Watches,
Jewelry. Silver Ware, Musical Instruments,
Violin Strings, Tuning Forks, Shell Combs,
Watch Oil, &c, which will be sold low to
meet the times. r. MERRlMAN.
Litchfeld,, +., .... 43
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

rAELlM WINTER GOODS I.
wA1IKERs& TOWLE, 4 4 7 9,
wusOGEsA1.E ANp REF TAI wAnEaHoTsFF; "a
~ Ns..7l CaahWiee a., .Nsse YfeYYk h.Iv "a,
Offer cns of the best OppoEtp9itles g t1e
persons wishing to percl.ase DRY 1919
by the yard. piece or tnrF gap pOaSlpi! g
found In me United States:
Constantly on hand, and daily resolving. Goods
tronr ne most celebrated BKTTssAs FRENcH,
scotch and AaSEx1cAIs mangfsetoFiess ~.
The subscribers take this opportunity o. calling
rnerchants 10 their iSlmsntS and invite them
them to examine one Of the, LARcEsT. Best Sc
1.rcrED, and CHEAPEST STOCK OF GooDs that can
possibly be found in this or any other city m
America. Particular attention paid to orders
O'o F BARKER & TOWLEs p
1910 eaE u Catherine street, New York.
ArpOT,af, 81 1874. .trEt) HtoiO 3 si<tfl sfmAd
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DRESS GOODS.
-es, ~. PHELPS =,

nFFERS among others, a great variety of styles
" ofthe following Dress Goods, viz: Black, Blue
Black, Plain, Figured, and mode color Alpacas, T.
CASHMERE DpECOSSE, - s!.4,..-.,
CASHMERE de LAINS, 60,
VELVET de LAIN. ..r[..f
GRAPE de LAIN, 'F.s. s''A
MOUSSELIN de LAIN, z72if ae a.'
GRAPE WORKSHOPS, eb' a5fn stEa
CHANGEABLE CHUSANS, II s,56s al a.
~ AFGHAN SATINS, SIT ~ &tg Y~eD
~ PURE WOOL SAX0NY'S,r $40 81 ,Ets
together with stock Of Prints altogether Mnpsateh
able. One door west ofthe Congregational Church.
Nov. 10, 1874. ,,,-,,,r..ET n .e,,,c,a
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ROBERT WILLIAMS
W0ULD inform his customers, and the
3 w public in general, that he has received
the latest fashions from New. York, and is
prepared to do all kinds of work in the
TAILORING Line Of Business. r
Two doors South the Mansion House,
Litchfield, June %, 1912. TIA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

MISS BRADLEY sa
HAS an assortment OF MILLINERY at
IL the room recently occupied BY Miss
Ward, over C. L. Webb's Store. 70 Pa X,
-,Litchfeld, Nov. 4. .''''.'. ~ % "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

~ various diseases flesh is heir TO- life and death
in nnany cares depend. The experience Of many
years. and the concurrent testimony Of tens Of hou
sands Of persons in this country and abroad, have
me iicines Of DIR. PETERS, in oil the complaints
they are designed 10 relieve First in tho list Of
these unEivoIled bTeDaFations come efgr
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T~rwF~g ~@s~
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10 adt u ISMKEJe ~ d'aonlglq !
DY the Subscriber, on the 2othult antold white
ID HORSE. The ow6ercan have him9hy call
ing. prove properly ard &iak 6hatsos. q
~ DUDLEY SULLIVAN.
WasAinkksn. Co., Dee. Ath, 1874.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

"A I COST. a small lot Of hard ware, .ccn-
!. {, y sisting Of Hand. Buck q Wood Saws,
Ch,ssels, Files, Rasps, Screw drivers, Chest
ana n trunk Locks, Door Handles, Pad Lacks,
T Tsads' Screws. Window Springs, Blind
fEas.n'ngs. Wire: &c- that we hive not room,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

ROOKS. TOYS. &C., &C., Removed 70
= South street, 81 building from Snen.
Gers Hosel,opposi:e @! LsWeb6s. d0q13t5d3
1S-l.L-Ll alil leuibG GAaRarv q BAtnjSfts.1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-12-19

FL0UR, Wtea., rye = puckwRsae Flour our
a Corn Meal and iddlings, at. &C. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

ATTEMPTING To SHooT.-Francois Quessinet
was, on Thursday, arrested and brought TO the
First Municipality police Office, on the charge OF
attempting to shoot t. Chopping. This Quest
net is a sort of "infernal machine" He had
been previously up before the Recorder on simi-
lar charge, and was banished, it is said from
France, for an attempt on the life of LOUIS fhl-
ipps. n. O. Pic. Feb. 24.
DISTRESSING AcclDEsr.-Mr. William STRAIT
ford, d respectable citizen of Lewistown, Pa was
killed on Friday last, by the props sliding from
under boat which he was caulking. His head
and shoulders were caught under it and literally
crushed to pieces, causing instantaneous DEATH
He was sober, industrious and respectable man,
and has left wife and three children TO mourn
his untimely fate.
AN ORIENTAL Observation-Disclosures the
discussion of ministerial measure in the House
of Commons lately, Sir Robert Peel made some
pungent illusions to those who, without having
the power actually to defeat his policy, were vet
very successful in causing delav. Referrng! II! to
the leaders in this sort Of work, he reminded the
House that (" when travellers in the East do not
ocant to gro too fast they put jackass in front -
A PROLIFIC PARIsH.-Mr. Phillips, of Assump-
ton, stated in debate the other day. in the Lousi-
ana House Of Representatives, that in his parish
there were, on an average, tpelce children to
ecery family in it
05 The first Bank in this country was estab-
lshcd by South Carolina, in l7l2 The capital
was the enormous amount Of $4,000.
1--WE once heard western girl, after giving
her lover hearty smack, exclaim, 'Dog my cats
if you haint taken little rye, old hossn'
Memphis Eagle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
SEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

rs now universally admitted to be cer, \
1speciic for Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections Weakness, L
of Appetite, Debility, &c Physicians prescrbe il to the
ents gentlemen who have experienced curative ehs
gratefully recommend it; ladies have derived the grs
benefit from lt exhibition nervous and other complaint
epcures restored te THAR appete and the weak and
made strong aud vigorous Health the poor mans Gt
the rch man., bliss" has, through It's influence beg
tended 10 all classes and conditions aud mauu
turers merchants and bankers lawyers and iyne phul
as their certificates and recommendations satisfactorily p!
Yet thousands lpon thousands who daily sut
torture both OF mind and body, from the above coMpl
when intaiiaoe remedy offered 10 them Ia the Res
tive Cordial, which IS prepared By c. c. SEBRlNG nI
sold AT his ortte No6 Nurray street !ba
rE1HE ONLY GENUINE AND ORlGlNA|
L ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAR, FOR THE CuE|
or ERUPflONS. CHAPPED FLESH, &c.-CAuIE|
TO THE PUBLrc:The proprietor of this was lately Goals
to his bed several weeks, during which time this wan
mousy conteeited therefore, never buy cake OF tsT
the signature of T. Jones wrapper and pacu
in this CITY only 82 Chathamstreet, aad ont of this al
only Of the agents here advertised BE Careful OF ths
want the genuine Always ask for JOness Italian Chez
Soaptake other. Without Misrepresentation, thess
rtr1s. II cured th"us
ted States of every Disagreement and eruption OF the s
such as pmpies eckes, botches, salt rhenm, scuIry. I
spots, tan, burn morphew, &C. Cure chapped nesh
IL will change the color oi dark Yellow or sun burnt ~
to beautifully healthy cleaness TO prove 10 the public
Vesprin the Iventpr by the Medical Society oi fars
consider NJ Vespriui the grtates phantMoplst oil thea
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle 10 eruptc
or Disagreement ofhe skin IL will prove blessing 70 uh
ages" Sold By the only general agent IN the United s
T. Jones' wholesale periumer, sign OF the American Ea
82 Chatham street. n Y. l39 eulton-steet BIoosYr
Stats-stfect 8oston; Ledger Building, Pnadephla
Kinc. street Charleston, $. G. fBh5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

IA URANU >. LhUUI.N y IKE I'M
IfE NESSES.-Ro0ms III Grs Buildire, corner of
aud Chamber street IN Cham Der street
The subscribers invite attention OF strangers and citizens to
their Rooms above where, b. the o! ,h-r Potent
Lighf Gtga or hey enabled take Llkenrssee
time Than AZ any other establishment and with c
stlnctssss and beauty of outline eiaaed else
where and In all w,athers.
Thry have made such Improvements during inc past VIM
n nab!es urC;sh pictures which tsr warrant 10
,fod r-.ci satisfaction every requisite 70 rende; Like
ness valuable. and although thr have not yet attained e
dignity cf pr essorshtp In the business, they freely ca
.nge comparison with any othSt artist,
Circulars containing from the unsolicited paI'
bestowed on or BY the press Z. large, o had Al
their rooms where specimens If their work may also b sea
al times. A y u n. siot-tNO y 80. -.
furnished aud thorough instruction given IN all branches Of
the art. I1hLl - <San Snl
DATENT WATER PIPES-Lead, tin. wood,
she.t cast and wrought Iron PIPES coated inside with
hydraulic cement prevent o1ydau9n and give pure
and durable conduit FOR De rear building
No l42 Fulton street
" B-No letters except postpaid and addressed 10 j.
BALL, l42 Fulton 81 y. I. answered. iS!mly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
IN CHANCERY OF NEW-JERsEY-

IN CHANCERY OF NEW-JERSbfs~..Ss
L tween the New Brunswick Insurance CompaT 81 ~
and John Stevenson Hannah Stevenson and WillnGnss5
d=fs., bill 20 icreclose L. appearing this Ce
rhe compaiDants lave fled their pi in the ADORE u
thar process Of subpoena to APPEAR and answer ditse
dandants ssh been regularly issued, returnable ~
OF January, A. D. 1914. Of this Court bur that the ds
could not tie found IN this state to be served
have not caused their appearance TO be entered as 10
PROCESS had been duly served and being made %
alday, TO the satisfaction of the Chancellor ta. s
deiendants do NOT any OF them reside in this scl.
the SAID John Stevenson and Hannah Stevenson -
state OF New-York, and the said William N'ca0',
State Of Connecticut; 4.
lt is ,heeupon on this twentieth day ol Febrqas,, ,
year oi our Lord one thousand eight huudted aac
on motion Of John Van Dyke Solicitor Of hs &c I'D
defendants do appear, plead, answer or demuI; ssI
p!aaantS bill, before the twentieth day OF
or that In default thereof such decree be made
the Chancellor shall shins equitable aud i Just ;,fis Ar
FcRTHER ORDERED. Thar this order shall, TiEtad,ss
days hereafter, ba served personally the SAID fea u
delivery oia copy thereof them be pup,o ones
The SAID twenty days in the Preionan, II
New brunswick III this State and continued ~ .l
weeks successfully at least ouee IN every week t
tir same period In one of the newspapers
Of New York. true copy. DANIEL Hal ll..Ss eds
= n kSrrM,Trpr t.rt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NO. SFRULE.S RE.t. I =,
800 600 WoRTh OF F. s.a,os s H. IaI
he 20 one of the splendid assomsnts OF Shades that
could collected together all having been painted BY
artists of acknowledged reputation We would inform the
public ha have shades b. bought
at any other place allow shades 20 De hwked
round by dry goods carpet dealers, Other PSo
pie who are no judges We both being pacuSa artists and
al! our shades b-nc painted undsr personal decon
sufficient, guarantee having good article Shades painted
TO aay pattern and warranted ash and curl
crack Signs banners and interior decorations doae IN
sty!e NOT 70 be surpassed by any other establishment
Trimmings of all kinds, wholesale and retail;
20 3m BARTOL s De MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHoc'
NO 40 Tf)EN- EET.

ELLIOT, BURNAP & BABCoCk @s s,s,ss !
ERs fEsiRH ;gd .aDpdsa ID w II eImeas sf aea ssPt s The
which aye the following HubbsTds eolofed ! ,ss
great variety; Boston Copper,late Papsf'it st,.,
Post and Blank Book Papers; Printes CO
makers Plsss-Eoards; psuggsts, Hardware anSS nS f
pers; Binders and Trrnk Soards; Shsethine eau
Papers, sc. &c. .k and ?
fape,.saaks.s surplisd With all kinds Of slSss il
rails.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
= SCIENTIFIC HAIR IONIC RESTORE
AND BEAUTlFlER..
Trial BOTTLEs-THREE SHlLLINGs

no THOSE who have used Jones's Coral Va,
L Restorative know excsllent Qualities; to WHO'S ~
have not. sag that the fact OF OR selling theeshls,
ties must prove the truth OF that g.
AFRAID OF persons trying small quantity rst we war
TO possess the following luaties:-it will force the I'm
grow any part where Nature intended hair 10 g,oy
falling off, cure scur dandu and make light red ~
HAIR dark For dressing the hal. soft and silky pC
exceed thisit makes truly beautiful aud keen,
II s indeed the most economical, Yet superior article n
for the hair Sold-price 3 or shi!lings bettens
sign OF the American Eagle SO Chathsm.strset New-Y
Buildings Philadelphia; 207 Kngsreet Charleston, s.
IA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

Ssse FOR SALE--A Farm OF l04 acres. plea
sanity st,aei in Huntington, L. l. about L: miles from
-Ax-. Northport formerly Cow Harbor) from Shch place
packet plies aud from New weekly. On said Farm
there good dwelling hous7 barn. aud other necessary
bndnss7a good beang apple orchard aud abundance all
gether with well Of water the door and stone cse
II offered for sale in consequence oil Ill health o e
and Will be sold low with whou, the stock and farming
utensils Title abei and ful aGplaTs made kaown
tween and ?. Nj. or z. w. WOOD, Northpor.
Northport, Feb. 2S 1874. f2a Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

DOWERY-Public notice is hereby given y: aa
lefaen 10 change the name Of tha. portion Of sBOT'
tween 9th and lith streets TO Fourth .frenus"
Persens interested ia and opposed thereto this
signed MS Office Hall of Records.on or before nG n
OF March INST JOHN EVEN, Street Comuasaseg a
Street Ccnmissoner's Office, March 4, 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

esa9 WANTED, ILLINOIS LAND-for which
sTssscash at low rat. will be paid Good Lands, Titles,
I@and locations will be necessaIy App{to
26f tf 4. P SMITH. IS Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06
RIDER Of Daniel Pratt, Firs, Judg:

O Onondasa County Coui,s, and Counsellora al aahn
Supreme Court, Notice hereby given that an laica
State of Ohio nonresident debtor psder proof adsn.
sad Judge &c., pursuant to the directions OF the saass
ceInn: attachments against abscontihg, concealed =
resident debtors" and that the %i be sold for Ok
aent Ct hs debts, unless he, the said Royal Stewart ~
and discharge such attachment according 10 aw wliI Z
months from the first publication Of this Norce; abd
payment OF dny debts due 20 him By residents Of ta
AID IN. delivery 10 him for his OF any gropei -
tns State belonging 10 him, and The transfer Of any
peEty br hn, are forbidden by law and yod-5TGiS
uary &c, 1914. n. SHELDUst
j3I law9m Attorney for Attaching Clsl-~~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

The above described property can be purchased At ow
p.cs For further paT;culaIs iafp. - ga "a
Pa. Q. of WlCKHAM 81 HUTCHNS0N, 2si Pse5I sI.st'
New York. fe2G iawD&NoIn-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

esssA4 coo ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 40,Glo
go Pennsylvania and IS 900 IN Indiana improved and
sfggs~sinn-oyed Apply TO A. P. SMITH,
nm r. S. Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

{ GOLOR!NG OR DYING HAiR.-WHTEI
~ RED, or GREY HAIR changed 10 5a,k b,an. satl
permanent black. by the Moorish Hiir.Dye Sold am
or 81 bottle at the sgu Of the American Eagle 81 Cb
street. New York or lse Fulton, or 5!t Atlantic Si
BROOKLYN fsli,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

" Mack an nsoIvent debtor be required 70 show c'u'
any they nave, before me, the th day OF March next
O'Clock the forenoon, my Office, No: Y Nassau st U
should be made aud he De from ms 1
pursuant the provisions Of the statute for Inc
nsoren from his debts Nouc< of which is TO De po9!
the city Of New York entitled the New Yoik inDSft
Dated the 18th day of December 8i3 T. A.
do lawl0w Recorder of the city oi Ses I0L
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

YOU WHO USE SakeApAkIll.s-7J
Z Jones's Extract Of SaIaparilla Candy; tis s,c.p
package, or for ST. at the sign OF the American E,s
Chatham ST y. Y or 39 Fulton aad 81 Atlantic a. r.
lysu - t,,% esoa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-06

sssse FOR SALE-20O acres OF excellent land sit
e SsS in the town o. M2rehouse Hamilton County, ~
Y. about 30 miles from Utica The Improvements
extensive in the neighborhood. Apply 20
fIi ANTHONYJ j BLEECKER & co. I Rroad.st.