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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,

'-t---t-' ----l.. tt.N f-ef-
TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE,
4 $ RE- PROTECTION s-4-nst re Injurious efecis of
n a. aaered b. the .ubscr-fs - Dc same Pree
a. which common lead pipe can be pu-clas A.. pipe
cold hy them stamped Lowher. Psieli tn Pl--ed
Pipe snt ws-ran.-i perfect IN every respect
~ t@l1 al constantly nAnLHr.af.af a. les ~
weight irotn - - lb per foot and " sizes rota
- inches 10 csl1re ara made 4ly --n required
sni2 Sm- LOWER ~ ROY. - W--i-.t
NOOLEN NETT >HAWLs-A lsrge stock Of
w Wco.rn N-ii >hagls. together win S-'in Dtua.k
SIR lla >haw- of al sizes and qualities Just landed ani
iar sac oy PECN, NICHOLSON WRIGHT, l9 Pearl-t
t'RENIH NEKINUE--5 case. cd French Merinocs
Deantul made c9of-, I. rrce vel 40 iof So l Ois
iSs1i purchasers, uy FECh, NiCOLsOS WIGHT
O. 80 Peari-,L
I liverpool ORREL AMI Camel Coss-The
IL subscribers respectfully lncrm ue.r Customers, and
consumers generally that prepared 70 supply them
viii the above descn puon. OF Goa u lie mrs. Ggssy
s ar yr mEssI PHee' A' reaT TRTi vshsh
O., - CARRY and 10 81 uaerry sts
SUPERIOR NEW HULLED BUCKwHEAT-
y BARRELS, halves quarters eighs ard boxes, neatly
pAeked, Anl sercted with care iOr The Eastern and
southern maSes For -se ia Quantities 70 81. purchasers
by HOLT \ co. ~ FroEis.
Also, Geofgeown, Ohio aud Geae-ee Fogr sept eoa.A1-
" On h.Hd- o. In
rI'O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1 RANSOM, &c
hons sss and Nevrs found u any bol-e n tbs
city, .1a ~il sci Lrn Cal and examine for yo1r
ewes Al.o ih- Per.laa sk AZ Ig-ean bonnei - e
MJFf,. MuFks.. 1iUFF>...-A the sssori-
A'itlent y lar Price-. may Dc f1a1t Al
~ wv. cor Grsnd-.-
TNO MEG HANiC>-Li-ns and responsibility Of own
ers, for Asor and msi-riAs secured AMI enforced BY
VIM II. GRlSWOLD, Attorney a, Law, &c ard Connie
saoou VI pseds, No CiJ Hal, IN he PUs sI2 In
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RN ORDER % iIe H0n0Ta1le CL1rles ?. Day Asso
ID ale udge II be NewNor CominOn Pleas-NOuce Il
ieresy given pursuant he provisions Of the .atute au
sing attachments against Ascending, concealed and
nonresident Debtors ihaf attachment las ssuei e. asl
tle estate OF PLATT' BULL and WILLIAM <. BOARD
MAN residents OF the State Of Alabama and ni the same
be sold for the payment Of ihr debts, unless they APP
pear and discharge such attachment according 10 isw
within months from the first publication Of this notice
and payment Of any debts due them by residents
Of this STATE and the delivery 10 them or for h-r Use OF any
property within this belonging o. them ana he trans
Ter Of Az such property by them, forbidden By a~ and
are void Dated the rnfy-s XIII DAY Of June. i3tl
JAMES HUMPHREY. ~ Waist
vli iawar Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
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S,uERiFE,~ -ALE.-5y vinue OF a certain writ Of

JUsTUs HARRINGTON,)
LEVI CLOUGH, Trustee.
BARZILLA ELLIS, ID
nlNl Iar,.fll11
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-fantOn,Gr- r..

'ShaDegIns, : u.
SAT-, MrsEhza
shaddleMissLOuiss
Sanders, Kebecca
Sparks, Mrs. Eliza
sraver, Mrs. Eliza
See, Miss MaryAnn
shelton, Mrs (S0uli-
-.
Stephens, Mrs c.
Stricken, Mrs.
(AmOs ST
ih,MaryWOos-
tcT-.L
smith, Mis- Char
4Ott- ;.
Sweet, Mis- {. :
ISmllil, Mrs. How
arl-st
Smith, Mrs. Joseph
smith, Mrs. ;. K
iStockbTis e, Mrs..
snow, Miss Mar.
ann
strOben, Mis- 5. {.
Story, Mrs. John
[ Scott, Mss NJ. A.
5udgen ,MrsROS.
| Smull, Mrs. Mary
sutton, Mrs. NJ. A.
Scutcliey, Mrs.
Sullivan. Miss RO-
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I~PENDEk> ..-Tl- subscribers hase 90 hand he
- h, assortment Of ud Rubber COr gated srsp-nfers
70 be found intde city Every pair warranted 10 give
TIRE satisfaction Ia the nuyeripr sale cheap. nv ~ case
dozen or single pair. HUTCHINSON H NhOS,
IA n.ff
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ASHLEY SAMPSON, First Judge, &c.
nrnrV fnr Affaclll-y Cra.llfOr. nlnl law On

10y ORDER OF Charles =. Daily, Associate Judge Of
Dihe Court Of Common Pleas, In and for the City and
County of New Yors-S0tce Is hereby giyen pursuant to
provisions OF the Statute authorizing attachments against
nonresident debtors hat an attachment h2s issued
agaln- The Of DAVIS sdey resident Of North ar
mouth State Of Massachusetts and hat he same viii De sold
Tor M payment debts unless DO appear and discharge
such attachment according 10 Jaw, within Hlne months RON
nrsi publication % THIS notice and that the payment OF
sng beb. due him ly residents 81 this STATE, and he de-
livery him OR As Of any property within III, state
gil hn End be transfer u any such properly By
hru are forbidden hy ilw. aud v0i.Dlcd the -hday
II March. lssl BURR. BENEDICT BEBEE,
uIt2q larvqI1 Attorneys for Attaching Creditor.
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=. y,LUApLE REAL ESTATE for sale IN

q VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Tor sale n he
NJ. town Oi lOnkcrs sixteen miles from Ncw.lo on
lie HUDSON River within a lew minutes wax OF Dc
steamboat landing consisting ct about esy scres Of Land
Commanding some OF Ire most beautiful and romantic scene
r. the Hudson The Of access rom The ely
being Almost hourly either by steamboat, siSges or fa
roaa-he gous literary privileges the healthy ioca
on and the beauty OF scenery render othe de-
srahs locations IN the vicinity oi the ciy. The shoSe pro
perry wi. ~ sold IN lots lo suit purchasers
Also for sale several Village Lots and u0lses Terms OF
sale inside easy For farther particulars inquire o Ensn
Fsgg NonSeFs OF Joseph H. Jennings IA Fulton street
Nv Nork lretsis
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We BALD-iikADED:T

u ialng out unng grey, IL there dgrdna V
The root, Try WYETHs Csesa " Luis" c-lesbrasd
for ~ years iOr the establishment and growth VI tho hail.
Pr-yeAts Us iang Of mnlng grey, add Is pnsqaesd
Tor The tyiiettOr real false gY- Ladies Try IL
For sale b. J. o. FAY. 10 Fullon-s1.-s, Lamp sorsj
sun brd'ny ~ v Price 70 rpnis i've sr~pS
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gAIlti,

Banks Louisa siss Edward, Charleston bng. Eolo
(sic) Pslermo: Pcdreza Rio Janero Brothers, Neuvi
tss Chief Baltimore.
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fegal Notices.

OFFICE OF TIE y. Y. AND Erie RAILROAD CoMFASY,l
50 Nell-sL NewY0rk, September 5gh, ls45-
NOTICE is hereby given, that lie Book. which were
opened on tie 3th obtain Subscriptions TOR three
ious OF dollars $500 ocl TO The Capita Stock Of this
Company VIII be closed Saturday, the ith day OF Ocio
Der next. b. order OF the Board OF Directors,
Ii 7 :. BROWN. Actng Sacretary.
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Ol A. 1.
SEALED PROPO>.

- bee OF TIE superintendent Of Repairs, No 10 Elizabeth
street until the TN OF OcobI for four hundred tons OF Red
Ash Peach Orchard Goals OF the rrst quality. Also, >
ehadrons Of quality Liverpool Goals 10 he delivered al
the various places the City thsi the Superintendent may
dirssf Fs,ifnstes To be- endorsed Goals al lot
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List of Letters Remaining in the Z. s. City pes-
An-on,,li--Eii

II Phase mes'ioa ne pATz u tG< List in rAiA M
ar, adrsrfissd. LADIES LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

D. FOX ~AiE-Oue new story House No ITO
x. seventh street Decatur Place hstyeen Avenues sn1
- {, Tompsins PsrE. The house "a finished In
modern style, with nahoc any doors plated mosnnss, msr
Bic mantcs CRATES ughog IA rooms. bath room Ia 81
Story fountain sud sruhbery IN yard &c Two thirds of thu
purchase money remain bond and uortg Dor three
) ears. Apply al ~ Fulton-slreet
tvfnF GLENN ROOrKS 4 co
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- FOX SALE uR TO LIZA house AMI 70.

H.. sboal OF land ~ New Brunswick New j crscy
The western extremity OF he city, snd shout mn
u-- walk from Railroad Depot The rouse Is iNg-
convenient containing rooms each floor. beside the
and garrst There also good barn. carriage bou~
house. and other out buildings, al IN good repair
well ed for convenience TINS IS believed 10 be cn'
OF the most pleasant situations this vicinity possessing n
combined advantages ola city and country residence An
DIV 10 Mr. LICK. 50 Oisrr-st auit SsRwu
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Sept oh in lat % 10 n long 30 81 w bark Cynosure
simons OF and from Sionington with ITO bbls sperm
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6lbcole.

MECHANICS INSTITUTE-Evealng school
lvt No. ~ Chanbefs-stTeus To members of Tie In
siuie, - per quarter of Il weeks non-members, 81
school TO commence Monday, the oh of Oct Bills pay
able in .dvanv NJ. &. TRACY, Principal
J. J. MAPS Chairman Sch Com. $50 2WF'
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White. g.. e..

80
Naldfen, Geo w.
Walsh, Michael
Walsh, Chs. tof Mo
bllel
Naguer.J nO.Heury
Ward. Ehcn 7.
Watson, Edmund
Waits. jas. Il.
Way, Geo. CO
Watkins, Capt. as I
Weed. John A.
ebb. Judson
" he.sn, Thomas,
Weigand, Carl
Webster, Daniel
Wheaton, WIN G.
WeAs, Cnss VI.
West. Edward
We-icoti, Nathan
Wiltshire, Geo.
NisweA. Moses y
Wilson, Jas W.
Williams, Jas l.
Wilder, Calvin L.
Wilson, William
Leather Dealer
Williams ,MrtHsrP-
ST.
MuAes. Geo.
Williams. JAS. d.
WilllamsAmszfhD
willing, Hofauo A.
Williams, A. d.
Willard, h.
Wild. John
Wilcox, Lyman
Wilson. Peter VI
Williamson, James
Williams, Capt L.
NliiOughby, Ira
Williamson. Lhas.
Willard, John
Wilson, " m =. p.
White. Thcoco ore
White. PAtTlck
Mucen, Hinrich
Winchester. Cieo.S.
W hite. John
Whitfield, Hanp-
Ton Smith
Whitney, James VI.
Wing Dr. Austin
Whitehead 4 Law
Nhiicomh. J. {.
" bite. Thomas
Whitman. Jas. X.
Ninkeiman Ffrx
" sTks, Alfred j.
" ogre.l. Walter II.
Wost. Asa II.
Wooley. Luke
W oo.si0n. Michae.
Wooi. E1waft
woodward. Capt
Seth I.
Vote L A.lgood
No.ccr, NOBLE r
Wolfe, NJ. X.
y DUNG. John
y Dung, sam Z. 5
Y ors. Levi ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT-Jrsr -
JONI p. GUTHRIE as Surveyor and Inspector OF the
Revenue st nitsburs Pennsylvania wee "Al2m b.
Moury. removed
BENJAMIN 2. RAwIs as Deputy Postmaster Al Couui-
hs south Carolina frumihc e9th instant when the com
M ssion Of the presen, incumbent A. H. GLADDEN.. VII
expire.
WuliAn q SMITH a. deputy postmaster az Macon.
Georgia ON the Let Of ia, noAt ia the place os Knee
f.rf Tvrc- whose commission expires the 2rh inst
0EoEcg CRAWFORD a. deputy postmaster a. Cinein.
,,, Ohio on the 1T July neNs. IN the place Of WA II
n ravlnr whose commission wil expire on the 2th
instant ,,.,,.
Vre,ris on the ~ July next In the place OF David A
nor v,ho,s commission expires % the ssih INST
ru,NprRs MckisBIN as deputy postmaster o. ffis-
h,- prnnsvvans on she it'l Of July next in the place
nj p Riddle whose commission viii expire on the
18th OF that month. .. .
RonEsr H. MERCHANT - surveyor and Inspector %.
.f revenue At Dumfrics Virginia. vice Georse n Cock
r,u whose commission VII expire N July :. 40.
- Our readers in the Army who nave been -,
c.ton.d 10 settle their accounts in the -ecosd Audo.
Office during the last forty year, viii oe surprised 70 le
that the respected and faithful Chief Clerk o! ihsi bureau
JAMES EAXi>. ESQ. has been dismissed irom ot'ice
l\a'iOna. iu.clgcnccr
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Testimony agaiust slavery.

The Western Presbyterian and Congregational
Convention at Detroit adopted unanimously, on Sa
;uriay last, after discussion in which DR. Beman
ii Troy. Rev Mr.. Mr.. Blanchard of Cincinnati Rev
Mr. Bccoher. Prof Stowe and others took part, the
following preamble and resolution:
Whereas. the Convention held at Cleveland June N
is44 did with great Snt most desirable unsninry re-
cord their solemn and decided sgans: the sy
Of American Slavery IS great moral prsoaal and
piical evil threatening the best interests snd hopes Of
ur beloved country and declared IL 10 be the duty of
al men in ali suitable WAYS make known their hearty
isapprobstion Of the system especially by avoiding all
.uch Fellowship with those " no uphold il might i'm
by any connivance al is peretuy or extension there
fore.
ended and covering sill wider field than the here
ccrred toy feel called upon the present session de
beraiely adopt and r.srrn this decided declaration
A sen,imcn. this great subject and al The same time
express their uniencd gratitude u God that IN every
way. by the advances Of his providence and the tn
lnrhs of his truth. by the more earnest counscls the
deeper toned rrrnonstrances and the increasingly fer
ven, desires and prayers OF the wise ana good OF a.
amos touching the evil in question he IS sfordns us
cheering tokens that he Is about 10 establish the prnc
pes mere recognized In all hearts and 70 work pract
conformity thereto in al benevolent associations and
l.llshs throughout the Universal Christian Church
psPee' OF such q blessed contamination, this
NonVshnon heartily rejoice and for II and as in duty
pound. they viii increasingly prsv
YIN Moh"av Prot Hough moved tina, a Commit,
zee be appointed. whose duty il should be N re,or,
he grounds upon which the churche. are ;u.,;sea
IN Withdrawing from men holding slayes 4, .o.ov
dance with the directions Of Paul to master, and
servants contained in bis epis,es especially hi. emf.
lie to Philemon.
The motion had no, been decided AZ the last .d.
vices
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Things I'm Philadelphia.



The funeral solemnities in honor Of the memory
Of General Jackson closed last evening without any
Thin. occurring of the slightest character o. mar TIE
occasion The eul0gium. pronounced by Nr Dallas,
you ind IN the papers Of this morning f Is iu4soine
affair
The brig Vuliurc. Capt MAYO, arrived yesterday
afternoon from - Js-0 dc Cuba with dates 20 the lOh
INST Business quite animated ami the iai seis WEI
supplied with American produce OF al descriptions
There was very rc Tobacco in the market the old crop
having all been bought up, aud the new being scarce
The brig Adele from New York arrived on the Nh ~
= Jaco but in consequence OF The prevalence oil the
small pox AZ New York she was ordered into QUARANTINE
There = no change the prices OF the leading articles
\ desperate attempt al murder was made GA
Thursday night by man named Thomas Fancy re
siding in the Western par OF III city. on the per
.on of his wife whose life i desparcd Of he beat
her in the rst place with his fi snd then inflicted TWO
severe blows with The wretch has been com
mied 10 prison.
On Monday next general change Is expected to
occur IN the Post Office.
There has been little animation IN Commercial Mat
ters the present week Our whsr'es are dull and IN
many instances comparatively deserted The Tour ana
Grain markets remain pretty much in The condition
hey did last week while change OF the shshtr-t I'M
1ortance has manifested itself IN Cotton.
In stocks. the transactions have been limited, with
iirlc change of consequence IN prices. headins shc
Wiimn yon Railroad shares improved each and NlcAs-
,urs declined the same State Elves were nfm Az I9s-
FIRST Bodrf-llO wilmington Railroad hSiswn IL.
10 do do do III; S15 state 5sl9' 2Jdo DO new an ~
SIPS do do old - $500 Lehsh interest, - 30 Read
ng Railroad g, $500 City Is, lO-i 100 : Bank d
% Vicksburg Rank. s5ds. - 5000
Second B0drd-Sl0O0 Cincinnati Bonds. o., ~ s.OeN
.ta,e 3 Monday -, 30 Mechanics and Traders Bank
New, Orlcan. 36. $1,000 Tennessee Bonds 81. 80 Union
Bank Tennessee, st 100 Wilmington Railroad > "
nl7t
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cOINGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY.

CovRr FOR THE CORRECTION OF kRSoRs-Sayadm,
Sage s. Co. vs Albert WesydH impierded nRh Norton
Borfle s NcNeii>. : & Co IN letter OF circuit To the
Geneva Bank IN lsJa authorized Merton, bdfte DE
Ne.u OF Vienna Ontario Co. 10 draw upon them 10 the
,x,ent OF 5000 provided the drafts were undersigned
~ responsible persons. 4 draft for slvr 50 under
.irned by Albert Westsll was drawn soon aiterwaiG
csshed by the Bank OF Geneva, and paid 10y ; : s. Co
A, maturity although having funds IN hand nom toe
!rawcrs 10 meet II. subsequently Mcneil died and
Norton and Bartle were discharged under the bankrupt
ac, Suyiam sage & Co. sued Westiall IN the circuit
Cou, of this city 10 recover back the amount ana aver
iic was given in their favor but the case sent BACK oy
Inc Supreme Court the ground that Westial being
surety liable 70 plaintiffs On the second uia
Judge Kent charged the jury in accordance with the
views of the Supreme Court declaring at the same time
hat they were different from his own and verdict was
,iyen for defendant 1t was appealed by = ; CO 10
The Supreme Court who confirmed the verdict ana lar
her appeal made 10 this Court the plaintiffs contend
ne that Westal OF the drawers. and not sure
w. and that the bill accepted and paid on the
strength OF his responsibility Mr. bidwel was heaiI
On the part of plaintiffs IN The Court adjourned
% Monday having accepted an invitation irom the Com
mon Council to visit ON Saturday the various public IN.
.tiutons &c. The cause now on VIII probably be the
last taken up this term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-.Ydss r. Arr0edsoa MagRps r..
Boiin and otrs-Act.n By Swedish sailor OF the bark
ustave to recover damages for ia stated illegally be-
ng arrested deserter and falsely imprisoned. Ihs
Ease resumed yesterday, and VIII be continued TINS
forenoon.
MAXINE tOfhI.-tRdftfs r. y JHNtts IT. .htfif"fN "
Josiah Woodford-The parties occupy adjoining stores
n the La Forge buildings, Broadway corner Of Reade
,tr,et The windows OF the stores are fitted up with
immense panes or plates OF glass and there are awnings
in front few days since, ia sudden squail the nook
Of the iron side-rod belonging To Mr. Woodford
thrown out OF the eye and the end Of the rod driven
through one the large psnes OF glass OF Mc-rrs Mer
chants window The present action Il 10 recover eJo
being the price of the pane OF glass The Judge charged
that ii the loss caused by the negligence Of Mr. w
IN not having the awning properly secured he Is liable
and the jury decide whether the accident arose
~ and costa
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST pAcE.-united States Exploring Expedition .
he juvenile Library Poem by Mrs Sawyer the Re
Ision Of the East. by Dr.. Halves The Gods Of Old a
Poem by VIM. wallscc; Tokeah. or the White Rose F;
Extract from the Courier des Etass Uais Letter from
VIM. IL Seward to the Cincinnati Anti Slavery Con.
ycntion.
FOURTH PAGE-Robeft Owens Address to the PEG.
Die of the United States leaving for Europe Hero
ne Commercial and Money Matters Marine Journal.
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ACCIDENT on rms EAsrYRS RlLRoAD.-T<
express train Of cars which len Portland - Eve P. ~
on "Wednesday for Boston, met with singular and "a
for,unsis accident on if- p..-s-r. When ~hha rfs
or TWO OF Newhuryport the a>. or trgcxiranc u he
forward wheels upon the snapped ssunjer n
car thrown on the track and dragged coasd,rsas
distance upon the seepcfs II the road Much s,sfn .nd
confusion exhibited among the pSsenscrs seven, Of
whom Jumped 0rf and received some injury senr.
usn from the eastward was sad 10 BE- badly INJURED ~
hsvny cane driven through b.. chin and esp, Csrd.
s-.r- II the Cro,on Insurance Compeny OF New Yo-.
VS. b..lly bruised I's- Copriy 81 Friday
-. The Drouih continues unabaicd and ano.,
.n.rf The streams Al over ~. country M, af,in,
pp and In Some paris persons - ~ % 81 mics o. ava
heir corn xrognd into msA- IN his cry msry Il he
WEI. have given outs circums'1nce faTtif n ever ~
lore occurring And yef A.gons shed 10 &c bo,
well vegetation iOoks. particularly the corn crop Ia.
nothing OF the psrchsd and burnt fpprsancc Tat a.
have sonnet mes Witnessed bur on The contrary sen.
.hr.tty ard vigorous. Raleigh y. c, Register ..A
FRI N CHIcoryE FArL>-On Wednesiav
n.shi Gre broke on; IN small story frrne hlsa
u the North side of the river ~ Chccpee Pail. a..
cur.cd By three families which consumed ,oe.h,r
with most Of the household effects ard clothing oftAe
occupants. One youn. woman hal bsr,y '',ns 70 e.
capc without an article u coiA.ng bur le nsb' ms.
shc wor- i~prinsreld AcqaA
FIRE--rhc >iahiing belonging TO the Prize
Gcor-c Cont House Tavern, Va was DESTROYED h sr,
on the 2ss The jail. which stands the .talc. "a,
IN such imminent danger that they wcrc comps ed u
ttta-c if I4ir"n'f--teuf IN hointti. lucy itnlc-td
rrcctuR' service In saving the property and wafu ire
DANES we've eNtnguished quietly went back TO risoa.
=. GEORGE w. KLINE. ESQ OF Lebanon. Pa
recently committed suicide hy shooting himself lis
mind lli become melancholy ia consequence u. lhe
i.aih Of. only daughter whom De- dos;cd vilA ~
renis ionancss. lie distins uished member u
'he Bar and grea'y Beloved n he community whc-ehe
lived
PALMlRA CENrrKRi The trustees 1T the new
Cemetery in the village OF Palmyra Wayne Co seb
commenced selling their lots and he proceeds o,he an
LAY, sale amounted 20 500; pleasing result The
Grounds are SAID 20 be- iat out in mosi beautiful rsn.
ncr. with carnsst drives &c well arranged
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CARp.-The advertisement published in several oitse
lay papers ofyesterday morning. headed ID carand
War" inserted without my knowledge or cons'Bt--
entirely d-approve Of is language and spirit have
never published a work upon the parties alluded ph
hat adyertsemcnt-and cannot understand the source
II their apparent efforts 10 cut on nv means ofl'e
hood by publishing upon al prices less than cost
am not aware Of ever having injured them and hs'e
no disposition 20 do 40. r.. WINCHESTER - AIMS
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Cour; Cniendar-rHis DAY.

SUPERIOR Cousr--This Court will be occupied win
he cases on and other business. No new Jury uials
Iakcn up.
COMMON PLEAs-Mondsy-The will be adoube Court
held-one being IN the room OF the superior Court
Part Nos G % 81 Sc -. 60 o. 49, IL. i6-Psrt 2
"A * IL 80
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