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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

ETu11- These ceItbrt'd articles daily acnuin an IN
ra.el reputation ior the suplisng cicac, the
hh.,nn m nd III nervous comp iints The only genuine
~ New ufk are - be bt ned 1874 Fulton (sun
Guidng). All others are spurious limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

FRESH BORDEAUX PhUNES
/ ND1NG from tie brig Sea assortment of new crop
Ppne. elegant fancy boxes, for sale lots pur
chas.rs. Apply to JOHN DURAND & Co.
pda street
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SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCEkI.
THE SUBSCR BtR has the pleasure Of announcing the
ladies' nd gentlemen of the city of New York he
tends TO give splendid Vocal and Instrumental Conce.
Monday Evening, the 10th Of November,
at the Broadway Tabernacle which occasion he will be
sisted by all the distinguished professional ability of this
combined with the members the Philharmonic aud
New York Sacred Mnsic Societies. u. e. HILL.
CARD-U. &. Hill respectfully socis all those Of his
seal friends, ladies' gentlemen who may be comreent 70
10 take the performances either vocal or OF
the ABOVE Concert eheaai at the Coliseum 40
Broadway Wednesday Evenings at O'Clock precisely
tO%
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NlBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION,
HERR liLEXdNDER.

THE q r NJ n " NJ n GICId ",
MOST respectfully announces the Ladies and Gentle
WI men of New York he will open series OF his high.
" entertaining soirees ~ this city, at Niblos,
On MONDAY, the ID Of November 1915.
During that tune he Will series Of experiments ~ The
mstry Preumttiss Optics Natural PHILOSOPHY and Mag c.
Tickets Fifty Cents.
Doc open al 7-Pe rormancc commences at ~ o'clock.
OIL itfmc
NOV EXHBIJIN q, flor short time onyl at The Rooms
IN ofthe National Academy Of Design OF Broadway
and Leonard street De kuypcrs celebrated I'm
entitled -.
LA SORTIE DU BAlN,r Coming from the BATH
This exquisite and refined work which has keen
bv all who have 70 be the chef douure Of modern
which has attracted crowds Of admirers Europe has
been brought this country and risk aud
confidently opened for the inspection OF the lovers of this sub
lime aud beautiful art
Open from A. NJ. until 10 T. NJ. Admittance IS cents
Seas Tick efs5O $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
For Fire Nights CRY,
Monday, November 81, 4th, 9Th, 9th Il 9TH.
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
MYSTERIOUS SOIREEs in THE TEMPLE OF EN-
CHANTMENT
First apre in New York OF
MISS NJ Try ST CLAIR.
the celebrated English : h assisted by
MONSIEUR Phillip
The French their OF unsurpassed
vetc5, Illusions end Mettmorpho
Fnpaper ent at Ple Of
Miss LOUISA FOREST,
The tented American Danseuse from the South Thea
esd oil
SENIOR CARRERO
he unryalled Deneatos Of the Ancient SculptJ,es,
duced Pieces t25 csnrs) See The smell bills nl:.Sfc
BOWElY CIRCUS.
Boxes rs cents-fit l21s cents-Chiitecn helf price
Performance oUG before VI.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE TWO CIRCUS
COMPANIES
Now Playing a The Amphtheatre.
HORSEMANSniP
By Mrs. Cole End Mrs NxonNaae Walter Aymar aud Mas
ter W. NNon-Mr f. Peify-W. J. smith
nse OF feriomance every evening" by the ses uod9e
~ The country. Sse bills
Doors open at 6-Peefomance at I o'clock.
o.1 SIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

FESTIVAL CONCERT.
G. HILL has the pleasure TO announce that he will give
MONDAY EVENING 10th November.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
On which occeon he will be esssi by the Members q he
teeed their service; the whole forming array Of Vocal
aud Instrumental talent before presented Concert IN
compets Programme and the Performers will be
pres nted lew DAYS previous 10 the Concert.
The talent already engaged viii fully meet the expectations
On this ocss;On the following overares will be riormed
The Ruler Of the Spirits dist mel Weller
~ 1horusea BY "a 3D. quate number Of I:riofmeIs
The Stars are bssy IN Besmias
he ne ramp Chorus and Solos 'bishop
The finale d The First Act Of Earya1the Weber
Consisting OF u solo and 9uarette with Chorus OF War
The lens ana ase ~ 'e n ag nss loo IN
M f. Marks Leader of the Orchestra. By permission of
NJ Ti%m viii preside 4, the Piano Forte nm
TeRets Or Dollar eh1Fo sale at the Music Stores ss
Broadway Appleton Cos 7co Broadway Ne,btts corner
sparks Is, Fulton Il Mess rs Broadway Geo Whit
ocs 98 Canal ST. and at the door the evening Of perform
ace. olPtonlO
Joined by thir fouh brother aud encouraged by the
reception wh,h greeted them their hIst ,pnearsace
On Mo Monday 9 Evening GI 3D.
when they will introduce several new peGks Of .heIr own
with the public appreciation In the course othe evening they
VIII THE SONG OF THE vERNoNTERs:n
composed by Col Ethan Allen in l776 As sung by The
Green Mountain Boys" the times Of the American Reyolu
For Programme, bills the places for the sale ofckes
Tickets 80 cents each-tor sale {, SsNton x Miles 20,
he Music stores. aud at the door
Doors open at T-Concert 10 commence at O'Clock.
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BROADWAY PATHS,
No. 600 RrOa6xynv.

"a FEW DOORS ABOVE NiBLos GARDEN
THIS tab smeu hes been renovated throug and is
o der for the 4 ommodariou oil Bathsrs
Wam, Cold, Vapor Sulphur, Shower and various Medica.
ted Br,s, always really. HENRY DURELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
IHr Co e will be opened for the session Of lgt5.s on
Nolday 81 November at halfpast7 Z. NJ.
1ttod icory Address on the Pr gres Of Medicine and
M Collateral Sciences" will be de cred BY Alexander
stevens " y ,the President q the College.
fully invtt o attend ' Ss' -
IN luesdiy, ath November A. NJ the regular courses
Will be commences, as foil lows -
On Theory and Practice Of Medicine JOSEPH smlhM D.
Beck, NJ b. Ni'' ~
IN Chemistry and Botany, John Tory NJ d.
~ Anatomy and Physiology, Rober Watts, Jr Nj d.
Va rnincple' a. Tactic OF Surgery Willard Parker, VI D.
Ter X Gilman NJ. ID. 'i' ''"'' ~
Demonstrator OF Anatomy, Gustayus A. Sabine NJ ID.
: ,GURDON BUCK, Jr., VI d.. Reglstrat,
October 29.h 1916. oao n irhSatNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN go South or West
IA Agents fo the sale of new and popular rub
$500 and above their will be insured the
writing with opportunity Of clearing $1,000 per Sore
men employ WILL donbt made $1,000
year clear Of All expense Each will have his district 1t WI
be for them have at least from S25 obtain
good fitting cut Apply FRENCHS Publishing Hail. 1853
Broadw v up stairs. All letters must be post psiJ
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

w AN Ed,
ERRAND BOY-Ole who has some knowledge of
printing Office wold be preferred Apply iourt sfy,
Herald Buildings. o2J IL
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OPENING of the NATIONAL UNION CIRCUS
Late Richmond Hilll Richmond Theatre,
Corner If I1J5ck n nd Charlton


The doors will open hapast performance
Admson-Dress Circle 70 cents Cd and Sd Circles, IS
Pit 21a Private Boxes, 81 Equestrian Director
II. Needham-Clowns Alex. Rockw ell ana Dan Gardner
On WEDNESDAY LVNG, Oct 49, the leriornll, ~
with Grand Cavalcade-after which, Ho
ship BY Master Rivers Grand Tramponing and H9semsn
ship BY Hiram FranknEquestrisn Exercises by Mad Cullen
the Brigaud rhief by Whttakelnd Great Variety Of
Singing by the Miusels, Gymnastic Exercises SC &c The
whole to conclude with the Farce of the GERMAN FAR
MER. o-9 lw me
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
kx LAST EVENINGS NAIL,
Washington.

Correspondence of the Herald.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

A. SLILiNETrE AND OTARU BRANDY
NOW LANDING.-l00 half pipes. 200 quarter casks zoo
eighth casks Of the old aud of very SUI
erlor quag, high proof and flavor landing Pier H. Il
from tbs br Matilda Just arrived from Rochelle aud for sale
By s. 7. NiCOLL & CO.
G. end 60 tcont streets.
Also 90 hafppe 20 quarter cos pale coorod Otard
Dupuy Co bsndy Of various ges of choice quality
nj Il Ninsin
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
DOW JR. ON TIGHT LACING

My dear 81 81 like to sec small waist as
well as any BODY; and females with hour glass
shapes always suit my fancy much better Than
your Du,chchurn, soap. barrel, sab-sided sort of
figures; tt,t don't want the credit given 10
corseis. To nature, and to nature alone. be-
longs all The praise. In sooth, lovely girls, that
portion OF your lair persons which you are the
most apt 10 torture is the most lender, and YOU
Can never NEEDLE with it with mpunity. /, is
Of vital Importance hat 1t should've main exact.
| Iy as the God Of nature has formed il. Ey
squee zlng your waist into an unnaturally small
crcnm'erance,y compress your lives il to the
narrow compass OF a few short years-you don'l
give the beIlowses in your bosoms chance to
Jlow and keep bright the flames of existence
The warm glow OF health soon leaves ,oar
cteeks, or fastest by fits and starts, like half
choakeJ gas burneI-y'ur eyes IN a short TN e
ce.sa to sparkle with y and love--your roses
OF beauty quickly FADE and fall--you look as
dull aud worn out as an old moon in the NOR
ming, and pale and sicky as sunlight strained
through The windows of Catholic cathedral.
Now, my Interesting young creaturesses, what
do Yen gain by ali your self sque, zing! on
nnnresnin appearances, as y u think, on part Of
+ your persons 10 the deirimelt Of anorher--at
sacrifice Il health, and of all those roseate
charms that bloom upon your youthful features.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
TIE.
ITrLEy ADVERTISER
D. II. FORD.
PRoPaIEToR AND PuRLlsutR

TERMS The ADVERTISER will be issued reg
ularly every Saturday, at 81 so, in advance
in every instance. No subscription vii! be re-
ceyed for a less period than six months
ADVERTISEMENT viii be charged at the rate Of
ONE DOLLAR per square, ten lines or less for
the first insertion, aud fifty cents for each
continuance.
Announcing candidates for ofice--ten for state
and five for Coun invariably in advance.
The CASH will be required Tor nll job work
when delivered - this rule will be strictly oh
served.
Letters addressed To this Office business,
must be post paid, or they might not be at
tended to.
Advertisements should be- marked with
the number
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
MURRELL.

DR.. Dixon, of Marion, Jasper county, Ten
and Professor Meen of Ohio, have secured the
head OF John A. Mnrre, The land pirate, as
Phrenolcgica speculation. The skull IS said 10
be very remarkable one, fof course1 and and it's r.
humps perfect gems of Phrenological truth.
Knowing his character so we'll before hand
the labor OF proving it by the developments will
be considerably Irhiened. 1t will be great
speculation. Hundreds will give "a quar,er',o
see It and hear again of the black deeds, borne,
haiched and nursed within the BRAN that gave
II ME, and so hearing, will 60 home satisfied
mat though GREAT rascal is dead, tina,
GREAT science lives. Franklin Herald.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
TIE LINE WE HAVE CHOSEN

| Were the computation made, we would find
that nlne tenths vi our successful MEL were
taose who, without any extraordinary share d
gen,as, had riseu 10 tneir pIesenl emine0cc by
sllI u lice Aid flefA assrsissss ,.ey ha1
choseh. NOR can IL Wen be oiherwise: the
knowledge OF any business is not born nlh US;
IL ftqu.res Duch time ami attention to master
us details, aud even thea there Is so much ell
Oo"ilg aud J)stIhg 10 get forward ia the race
u HE, mat 1t re4ulres almost The who Of our
mehtai ahc bodly energies to Keep US abreast
with the multitude OF competitors who have
started in the same direction. IL we begin to
dssipatc our energies On variety of oblt cts
We are Jl5t III fact stepping as.dg from The race.
coufs4 40 take an additional weight, aud ten to
one we get dl,lanced for our ambitious folly
let hs wishes be what they may, 1t is not IN
the power OF every organ player 10 become a
Hersuhe!, or Of every barber 10 become an Ark |
wright. Ii such examples. as has been pretuy
sad, are Sights for hope they are also Ueacons
Tor caution, and the great mass OF eoc ely had
better s III receive item under the latter lnier
preati"n. OpporiuniltS may no dOubt occur
Were all over-tUmoruu5 caution in the matter
OF professional Change may prevent success but
such opportunities lof1n exceptions TO the gen. |
era RUE, AMI as mankind are not in gener,
guided by exceptions, /; must be wisdom u az
here 10 the rule.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

REIGN OF TERROR. --Macaulay, in HE review
OF the 'Hrmoirs OF Barrere," gives The f,lIow.
ing brief, but striking plclu re of the Reign &c
Terror IN Revolutionary France.
Then came those days when the mos, bar
bsrous of all codes was administered by the
most barbrrous Of all tribunals; when no man
could greet his neighbors, or say his prayers, or
dress his hair without danger of committing a
capita! crise; when spies lurked in every cor.
nef; when the guIllotlne was long and hard at
work every meralne; when the jls were Fl led
as close as the hold of slave ship; when the
cutters ran foaming with blood into the Seine,
1t vas death to be great niece to captain of
the royal guards, or hall brother to doctor of
Sorbonue; to express doubt whether assignats
would not fall; to hin, that the EngIish had been
victorious in he action Of the first If June: TO
have copy Of Burke's pamphlets locked up in
desk; TO eugh at a jac, bin for taking The
name of Ca>sius or Tlmolson, or to coll the
fifth sans culotlee, by its old superstions nan e
81. Matthew's day. While The daily wagon
loads were carried to their doom through the
streets OF Paris, the pro consus whom the ov.
Creign committee had sent forth to the DEPART
menls, Ieveleb IN an extravaganza eff cruelty
urknown even IN the capital The knife tf the
deadly machine rose anu fell too slow for their
WORK OF slaughter. Long ows OF capuves were
moved bown with grape-shot. Holes were
mace IN the bottom ofcrowded barges, LYONS
was turned INTO desert. AT Asras even the
cruel mercy OF speedy death was DENIED O
the prisoners AN down he Loire, from Samur
10 the sea, great tlJcks of crows aud kites feas
ted on naked'corp>es, teined together in hid
Gus embrace. No mercy was shown 10 cox or
lsg4. The number Of young lads and girls of
s ven,een who were murdered by that execra.
bic government IS to be reckoned by hundreds
Babes tcru from the brest were tossed from
pike TO pike along the i,cobn ranks. One
champion Vi liberty had his pockets well stuffed
wilh eais Another staggered about with
Tie finger of ii,ile chld IN his ha. A few
months had served to degrade Frace below
the Level OF New 4 Hand.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

"And you know the points Of the compass, !
suppost!"
"A compass! by my sonl, ils not alone com.
pass bul par Encompasses have, 'hat my
brother, the carpenter, left ne for a kef psakc
whin he went abroad; bot indeed a. .or the
pint o'ihem can't say much, as the cAidren
split them Intirely booriDg holes IN the fiAor."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

A shipment of 1000 Gozenof eggs was re.
Gently made rem Sheepscot river, Maine, 10
iioslon. An application 10 insure them was
refused BY tie insurance fficers.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

PADDY AND THE COMPASS -"Can you steer!
said the captain Of a vessel to son OF Erin. ;,
"The deuce beiher hand al. the tiler IN all
Kinsale." said Barney, braggingly.
"Well, co far, SO good" said the captain
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

There are Is gas establishments in London.
supplying that great metropolis with light. A
eapiial OF IA millions Of doll r. is employed
.ylcldIng an income OF S2,0O0,aO0 The amount
Of coal used is 100000 tons annually.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

A couple Of Conn. ipcos, Benz II. Prindel
and Harlow prindle, Ia their anxeiy TO have
Texas annexed, voted lor Polk and Dallas IN
Cornwall ard then started for Goshen whore
they voted again. One of'hen is now in lli
and The officers were after The other al The last
dates.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

The only negro IN Cheming Penn, attempt.
ed To poison himself about three weeks since.
because While glri tltTe wond moi MARY hlm.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

VAGRANCY. IW-thrds Of the inmates OF The
New York Amshouse, are foreigBers.-W
). Hlller, now member Of Congress- in re-
port made last July 10 the Board Of Aldermen
Of hat city, stated that The citizens were taxed
Sl5O0O year for the suppon of alien pau,
pers and yagrants. The correspondent of the
National In,eigencor, in noticing THE subject
remarks: --Cour.
"Last week the number of foreign and native
pauper. admIued into our almehUuse was Sc.
yenly Of The former, and thirty eight Of the lat
ter The whole number of inmates at present
i 1859 One Instance has lately come to tn.
knowledge of our authorities, in which town
IN Germany empted lis whole work house
Gown 10 lie very dsegs, upon our shore. ihs Ii
very common practice IL England aud Ireland
The Shippers often evade The penalty for land
ny paupers 10 this CITY bv registering hem un
der IA So namef, 50 that, when called upon t
accouni fl the vagrancy Of such or such pas
scnger, they Can point to ,telr shipping list an
sho" that Ills name is not upon 1t. A respeci
able house IN tlns CITY Is making Immense sun
Annually through It's foreign agents, in the bu
sness OF drumming up eno raots and iorwars
/ ing them TO Liverpool and other European por
! for sh pmen,s TO this country. Our present a,
thorltles are doug what they can TO check hes
abuses, and not long since they sent back
large lumber Of paupers who had been foist'
uo0n u by some Werkbouse comInls sioGer
England or Ireland. The evil, however, Is
that IN gnIiude that It seems almost mposs.b
to apply All adequate remedy"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

to cut the dog throat; 90, TO this The gentle
man otjscied, aud earnestly forbade 1t. tmaIiy,
tie gent enan thrust his hand into bis pocket,
pulled out sDIif-bdX, aud eiaied the eohtrn's
into the eyes and nose Of The dog. The effect
was miraculous He ipanlly roleased hieahold
and ran oil bowling and sneezlng al iremen
deus rate, and striking against every OBJECT That
lay 10 his course. Without remark or COM
paint the gentleman hmped awaye evidently
much injured. a phiIanlhropie bytander FOL
owed, 10 induce HIM 10 hasten Ia toe nearest
physician. physician be DID, petaantly
exlaned The genleman-"show me to a cork
leg manufactured"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

The New York Tribune, in speaking of the
late electon, fenaik.:-.'it has often been re,
mark, & Joint our own aud Eug!eh writer's
as peculiar TACT ~ oar history that our fiercesi
political eXritements eHd IN mere smoke, Whet
The battle is over. Blu lie Who has held BIT,
on the nations Pulse Tor the last two weeks,
and watched lis steadg and resoiule throb, vii
tee that rhls statements 40 longer lrue. On
tn Contrary If thoughtful man, he will tee
that there Is something more omlnous and .lar-
ting IN HE present qulel, yet prof und feeling
than III the heat aud tumBlt OF The co1tes,
Never before has there such contest, in
winch the defeated were prouder than Tie VIC.
tors, as IN his. TO Us this unconscious expires
sion Of cling utters louder than AL the prutes.
tations during the Whole campaign, the high
motives and virtue of the Whg party. A man
beaten in noble cause, by ool means, never
feels BUNDLED. IY,lb an open bosom and an
open brow. he stands face TO face with his foe
asking moi hing but a far field, and fair fight
II then he lie struck from behind, by mlsera
be scuilion, and dlsarmed, h. walks away witt
burning sense OF wrong, yet with glance be
lore winch his victorious enemy quss, and Il
silent.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

The Wings ard Democrats Of Rochester,
New York, propose 10 cut down all their ash
and hickory poes, and distribute the wood to
he poor,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

and brood over tfoubie OF any klad.--lf you are
vexed vita yourself or The world, tins is no way
TO Oh an satisfaction. Fluid yourself employ
nieit hat will keep your mind active; and de-
penu upon II, This viii force 1us uuwc CONF
thougAis.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

The Ladies Of Richmond, Virginia, have n
doped preparatory measures fer the erection d
d statute Of liEHRY Clay. in that city.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

GTThe expense oferccling them had better
been distributed in The same way.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11
BY DOW, Jl

These are the words OF my text for this NOR
niBg:--
Above and below, all all about and aron9d us,
Ivesee beautiful ghts and hear horrti s4And-
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

"Whiskcr seed" and"nourishment ointment
for the hair and whiskers, are advertised foi
,ae in Philadelphia.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-11

he following piece appeared originally IN
an Ayre newspaper. II is The composition Of =
young woman, named Parker. of IRISH BIRTH
who lives in that town. in humble but respecla-
bic circumstances. Mss Parker has Ia ely at
tracted considerable local attention on account
of her poetcal productions, OF which the present
is far specimen. II refers to a real event,
the DISAPPOINTMENT Of young woman who went
10 Australia to be married to youth 70 whom
she had been engaged, but who, on her arriving
there neglected her, in consequence OF which
The was sohli 1ad 70 reitlrn home u
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-01
Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. October 49, 1945
IJON. BENZ. F. THOMAS Judge of Probate for the
IL County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
against the estate of SIMON j. WOODBURY., of SUIT
ton and COpartner with Luther F. Woodbury. the
SntOn. under the firm Of h. F. Woodbury. Il Co..
in said County, merchant insolvent debtor and the
payment of any debts the delivery of any property
longing said Woodbury., him for his USE and the
transfer any property by him. forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Woodbury.
VIII holden at the office of Thomas & Hill, in Wor-
cester. in said County, the second Monday in NoUe-
Der merit, o'clock in the forenoon prove their
debts aud choose assignee asgnees of his Estate
and 10 such other business in relation thereto as may
then come before them.
dtm JOHN w. WHIPPLE, d. Sheriff.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-01
Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. Oct. rs, 1S45.
lion. BENZ F. THOMAS, Judge of Probate for the
IL County of Worcester has this day issued Warrant
-gainst the Estate OF LUTHER F. WOODBURY., of
sutton, in said Comfy, trader late copartner with
Simon J. Woodbury., of the sutton under the firm
of l.. F. Woodbury. & Co.. nsolvent debtor, and the
pay OF any Debts the delivery any property be-
longing TO said Woodbury. him or for his use for
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said Woodbury.
will he holden the office fThomas 81 Hill in Worces
ter, in said County, the second Monday in NOoenber
nsTf ten O'Clock IN the forenoon to their debts
and choose assignee assgnee of his estate and
do such other business in relation thereto may then
and there come before them.
dim JOHN w. WHlPPLE, d. Sheriff.