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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
RI NOV NJ.

4 : KNIGHT Wou,l luiotm bis hIerds,
~ rrst.u.cfs md t.r .u'.|r genoa }.'' a.
DC has 'cmotcd from 's cid NE.f toto Co.,"
new building d - unrh ~ ial court
house. w s,aits. where tc los % suitable
shop and which contains al. the necessary
Implements. luf making mcu's aud tpys'
vrsuup apparel Win Dispatch "a lhc most
la,Dions sl,lc. and iu mluocr "l dura
Jtuy bpeaLtog supcfia,yeiD which can.
not he surpassed and which cannot laii but
to give satisfaction. to the most sseptical and
la>iijious
Pu,c5 to correspond wish the man ood
Times " He has post reDci,oo dttecl from
the city Of New lora, the Npuug sum
ncr fashions. auu ~ now ready and prcpar-
od to meet tro call. Of his numerous friends
aud customers Gfaicfl for p1,, avof-.tnd
wing io1g oso adopted FranhUus run,ipIr
keep Your shop a.i your shop VII keep
Nou,' hc would most respectfully so.
liru Continuation OF the same.
Cntt np 'f ''hey, Ia a. ,'r, and war'..'el
10 hi-,t. 20, ,hc otofc.Iil nl.ls r..r
:"om rropcay A"4..4s e.. ,t..ucc taken
ia payment.
Remember , doors north of the Cour,
IIou,c-up slairs-Entan,c north side Of
u. = Hc,is store.
} ! il earnestly trtrra'o- Tie demand
th.ilhosr having uu>cu'od account, -Ith
lIm Of thee wears standing, aud owe hlm,
CAS- tins lcni'v D, sulllou, for TIE most stuck
and ,aw.,s,' must make immediate s,'lic-
wcut, or he wl.l lc under tie necessity Of
r"sotuug to the rlmcdy 80 wisely PROVIDED
form such cases, b, our able ..r. >'.,u's
Rutland, VA, -, I-iG go'f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
for GO.IslIlIhptiOsl,

And the best remedy known to man '0Tl
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, IuAIenla,Coughs, Colds Bleed
ing Of the Lungs, Shouncss L. breath,
,2."s aDd wr1huoss in the side, blcasl,&c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

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various 'NsuoS OF VIC body. But the Qucs-
ton was, how Is me creates, amount OF uuf-
cation derived from the pills The answer
was ar intended toIc IT,, ,,li,, ,I,o' 49,. 49,.
80, ,,.t - "e '"''' ga az
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hIhg INC meUcr moro PLAIN 10 YOU, ! " ~
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,,s,p.u.l rr.aaie court be At Rlu,ut
~tl..r So g., - & district ~ tie ga. CAV OF
Seq, 4 y 1876
Pf~ser' Wm lIa. lodge
A. ins''r'~crt DO Wrnur tufs4ilIng il hc
the lAIi~ snd testament Of william Born
ham lale Of Tinmoyth, IN sad distinct,
oseensl, having been presented to sad
t"uu ~, ptnhstr and allowance by John
Nrst.y Lewis. the executor ibctrlo named,
II - uf. ettd tbst sail viii hc feisfrrd lur
p.ossi- sod sitowpnrc 20 the hfsi Mondsv
heinz tho - dsy Of November next and
that, a copy ofih. "tLet he Published three
week. ,uccc5..vtIV, previous thereto. IN the
Ra' 'lcpid, newspaper printed At RG.-
Ian . persons Interested NAV appear
N the tohato ihsteoi II they see
Ca trLe copr of trrofd.
- HENRY HALL. Register
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NANIEll
Cl,KIES

4 FRESH suppl just received hy tho
suosCuher, consisting 10 pant OF Teas,
y Orleans Refined Crushed aud Loaf Su-
gar>. surerior hlr,oied on. syrap mo,assrs,
- fee 40 fresh bunch ri,ius. citron. cur.
ANTS. snlrfaiHs, indigo, starch. mtr, and
90 sr,A., hnc cut ard cs,endi.h tobacco,
so pure unaduliera;ed Liqu,rs and Vines
a.. sod TT cash, produce. ct On short credit.
a. lIw ~ ran be bought elsewhere, and a.,
hrlcic> rot proving 10 he as good rs recon.
mFrd"d may 30 returned. Please call and
encourage those wEo wish To- Two 1ul rNy
ven honest debts y G.. HOWARD.
EuDant. oct -. l-i6 II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

ERu' King .f''s,,e article. lr sale
i Nv h =. BELL
c. g, 1870 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
SECOND BOARD.

The Directors OF The Erie Railroad give most
satisfactory account Of the present condition and pros
poets of the road They say
All liens upon the property Of the Company have
been discharged and all liabilities in the form OF and
per cent, certificates unsettled claims &c which were
stated bv the Directors in their address &c the public in
last about 600 0O0 dollars, are now less
than ATS 600 dollars
The old stock of the Company at that time amounted
10 more than 81 100000 dollars has all been surrendered
In npance With the provisions Of the Act OF ih May
1915 excep, 2;7 shares returned TO the CompToler'
Leaving the present made from all sources lees
than $50 OO0 dollars which. with the new SUBSCRIPTION
- airing interest comprises the whole stock account
The first and second instruments have been paid on 40
amount considerably exceeding 50 100000 large
number OF Stockholders have voluntarily PAID from 10 10
50 per cent and others have psd in ful
The road FROM Pier,noHt Ia Mddietown whichin con-
seouepce of the embarrassments OF the Company was
use In an unfinished state with miles OF high
,r..e and pile work which Tor safety, required 10 be
filed IN with emban kments, has been placed In good
condi,i n. e,, -. All,
difficult and expensive portion Of The road from Mid
dlatowp 10 Shawausuuk Mountain will DO completed
and ready for Use early in the autumn.
The revenue II the road in operation Is steadily IN
creasips and every successive portion added ts eneh
will increase in much rreater proportion the income
fuller scouaintauc. with its business and the resources
OF the country through which It passes and Ia intended
10 pass confirms the Directors in the belief that the est
mate heretofore made OF the profits and the advantages
o. the work. fall short of what will be realized when the
whole line 10 completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
Mexico.

Gen. Aristas dispatch TO the Minister OF War da-
Ted e, Matsmoros April 26th, contains the following
psysa relative to the first outbreak and defeat OF
Capt Thcrntons Company:
"Tbe prisoners will be brought to Matamoros this
day. They shall be treated according 10 the avs
of war until they be sent 10 the interior Your
Excelency may rest assured that my conduct to-
ward these unfortunate being. will prove to these
usarpers that The Mexicans are literally endowed
wiki the feelings of humanity.
"It is likely that Gen. Taylor will open his bat
teries on our city today. If he do, shall in the
same manner reply 10 him; firing. however only as
many shots as may be necessary 10 sustaio The ma
tionel honor This lie not the kind OF lighting like
with The river flowing between US. wish 10 meet
the ereny on open ground. Il is in such aish' that
an unnecessary effuson Of blood is avoided and II
is in such fight that look forward for favorable
result, letting these naughty Americans know The
lengths to which the valor Of our troop7 can carry
them"
According 20 Gen. Arista's dispatches we see that
the Mexican forces. which crossed the river were
200 Infantry aud 1900 cavalry with ~ pieces OF ar
uery and Gen. Mejis remained al Matamoros
with lo7 men and IL pieces of Artillery TO defend
the city, should our troops attack IL Some rem
forcemen,s were afterwards received which raised
the whole Mexican forces 10 1900 men, viz: 3Ooo
Infantry and 1900 cavalry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
THE TRIBUNE.
90, couucrclal Advertiser, June S.

x,,. prr,,o Commercial Advertiser, June s.
y,a,an Council OF the Cnttarausus Reservation
TIE general Council Of the seneca Nation 20
.s ,xc few days SINCE referred was as had been az.
o,e,ea az the Cataraugus Reservation on the 80 OF
.s;, noo,n aud continued daily until saturoay as
was closed The Council was largely attended Ano
,.nre.ents,ions present from the AnesAny' eA 90
ga, aud Tons wanda Reservations. 80, -
Th.-r were present also, Hon. G. w. Clnton Com
,.,oner 90 the part the United States Hon Jnose
Love Mr.. Osborne, the u Agent OF 'oe SeGeee Na
ton and CON ni,lee OF and women tr1enos from
r. yearly rneetpss who have for some years past x
..ooed care TO these Indians Ia this Council many 'uo'
ee,s high import 10 these people were opened aoo
frv discussed The indi-ps taking large part IN ns
drlibera,ion on matters brought before the Assembly
ana We understand the business wns finally brought 10
close in = generally satisfactory TO the paIues
concerned. ..-ad
On the part Of the Friends senents were entered
into FOR the continuation OF the Mutual Labor
School at this Reservation where an average o 80
30 young females are boarded ana ~
various branches of household business cAleu ,S
render them good house.keepers inls sy'.Im i.sp
liz gaining the confidence and approval OF ice
and certainly calculated 20 aes, their fsnoe.
20 of the requisite domestic duties 70 render
their families comfortable as well a. rapidly promote
their civilization -, 49,, :, A.. c,,.,u
s., year the Friends advised them 10 withdraw their
f,msIc. from field sbors and employ them hereafter In
m, more appropriate business connected with their
domestic aslrs-ths they sSreeo TO- anu nave 10 COZ
,deraels extent already done.
Daring late visit the female Friends OF the Com
,nttee made impressive address TO the ladian women
IN relation 10 appropriate duties and proper sphere
for them 20 act this well received and appeared 10
have powerful effect Several Of the Chief expressed
ther full appreciation OF the recommendation TO place
the women rank and station proposed and 70 re-
Nave them hereafter from toilsome aoors.
One Calef declared ne did believe and always had be-
neved women were not only better but wiser than men,
and he trusted their hereafter, wou be placed
In position exercise the valuable qualifications which
God had given them, and be permtied 10 une In the
general and social OF the nsron And perhaps
Tor the srst time In Indian deoerative afdirs Com
rnuee was appointed composed equally OF lndisn men
and women have general care OF the School estao
Nshed OF the Friends
Upon ih9 vshoe. think this has been highly inter-
ssrng council and will be followed By great benefits
These Indians rapidly improving In their agriculture
as ~ell as In their moral and social habits Many OF
them are and there are no spirituous IL
ouors permitted be brought upon the Reservation hey
are necessarily sober We have ample notes OF The
speeches made and VIII hereafter lay some Of them be-
fora our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
LAND AND LOAN AGENCY.

HENRY PAYSON having engaged 10 he business OF
genera Land aud Loan Agency, respectfully soicits
Of lhe patronage OF his friends AID others He may
% the office OF Messrs Shpmsn ayres, 81 Wall
n. Y. from u 10 O'Clock, and a. his ohce Peck.
slip Ferry WilsInsburgh, At other business hours
He has for sale reasonable terms large number OF
building lois 10 various parts OF the pleasant and thriving
village of " iiam,bUrgn Also, number OF very desrB-
BILE among which 10 very neat and convenient
modern but dwelling house. with SIX lots Of ground, In
hi OF cultivation and richly stored win great va
r-y OF choc. fruit and shrubbsrya good stable and
carriage house IL Ia believed more desirable place OF
r--id-nce b. found In the vicinity OF NesYoT City
WIlli-msbursh Is Incorporated village containing
population OF ABOUT u 600 irhsbsn!stt Is we'll provided
with churches OF almost every religious denomination, aud
sufficient number Of good public ard private schools wiz
air be- found in most parts Of the
county, mYl4 lmeOdF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
WATER POWER.

TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
TJ1HE only uDoccuped Wafer Power near the
Cly OF New-York Ia al Dashvie Falls Ulster County,
snd which Is offered FOR aee 10 ease 7ery u
bera terms and in such Quantities 10 su applicants The
Power IL the whole dow OF the WAIKIKI RIVER OF 100 nes
IL length natural rock dam OF ~ feet, being Nv sur
7ey cubic Fest OF per hour 81 is lowest ssi
able OF operating 10 go splniles 10 the dresI season.
and equal - OF the P.erson Powers The access 10
Ds.nville is good roads from Poughxeephs Hyae
PARK klugstou or Eddyvie. Steamboats, run daily 10
within SIX ,les OF the Falls and eighis are taken al low
rat-s the Winter is daily Communication By she
Erie Railroad To company with suihcient capital 70 I'M
prove and build NJ large manufacturing interest the pro-
prietors would be willing Pot IN the whole OF their prop
erty at Dsshve. consisting OF Factory Buildings Dwells
Hon.ae Machinery NH Sites, Water Power Land anc
Village Lois at fair vauaoD and W ould lake STOCK Tor
rwohrds OF the AMOUNT The buidHgs are one ourstory
Cotton Factory 40 by le0 win $500 spntes and
81 power looms in operation; oae thsesstory Woossn
Factory IS By o. WIN one saw ,oa 50 sI sy rs
seven D~eng House., Store, Cotton House Dye House,
Waste Stables Sheds Blacksm.h's Shop &c For far
ther particulars apply 70 GEORGE BUTLER
myl6 3sw1oe aFesegT@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
c,r,r OF TIE E1pLo.Ioy-Tbe Louisville

CAUSE OF TIE EIPLosros-The LoutsrtAe
no,c, saxs thst 1t appesss there attachment,
ou, fo- the Captain OF the Queen City Thomas Dussn
and he gave the Engineer orders hold steam in
order that be might escape the officers who were IN pur
suit # ths be tue Captain Dugan Is murderer and
should be treated such We hope he may be able to
vindicse himself
FIRE IN PoRTsMourE.-We learn from the con-
OF the Por;smou train Of that Ere broke
in the bo!erhou.e snt finishing OF tae steesins
factory in Portsmouth on Monday evening, which were
consumed destroying property The amount ef tafee "
Ave thousand cellars The main building OF he lActols
also took Ere IN the ROOT! but was e1tDSuseeo win
damage fHost. Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11

uUBBARD'S PAPEKS-BURNAP& BABCOCK,
10 10 John-seet otter for sale iull assortmsn OF
Papers ny messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial. Super RoYai
Royal Medium, Denny and Flsl Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quaro Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled aud plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain. full assortment
Pscke, Post, Super and EIlrs Super.
rtrted Plate Paper; Colored Iniperiais
Colored Royals. thick and thin.
Do. Medium, do do.
Do. Double Cap for copy books.
fine Glazed Colored Mediums, Royals, &c. &c
g. B have also hand very extensive assortment oil
wiring Papers Boot and News Printing Papers. Plato
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers Thsy sre ssc
,ole a. enls OF Tie gen,t,nt Patent Env-lop Paper
Pruning Psp-, Of size snd oGsIJ msdo TO order nj
s>o,. -r-i~, i-21 n-v-cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
Hlisrell 9.
STATS & BARKER,

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING wAsEHorsE:
No l7s Rroad:,Gy ldirec;iy opposite Ho1card HOTEL
= g. are now receiving a large aud elegant sssor..
y ment o; spring ard summer Goods, which ihey VI III
make M 10 order II fashionable y!es 81 their ufu
Al reasonable prices, - -,
Strangers and others % supplied with very super-
mr. xrrce OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue brown and black cloth Dress and -. -
FrocE COeLS. ~
sa1o jo,ha Cashrner-,t Peo Goats 90 10 II "
Tweeds, K-rbnn, de Lain Sack Cosis -... 81 10 :"
Pant, OF Cashmere, Linen Drii.s. &C Sc. 10 10
Veal. OF White Mars Cashmere, Stts &C. on 20 ~
Overcos,-a light aud beautiful T~eeds Ssxo Gothaa
and Cas,imeres for travelling Oyercosis
Also, general sSsoRTncn Of furnishing arucles' VIZ
Crava,s Stocks. Ties Shirs Collars Goves suspehoer'
bsn1r fTnds- Snirs. NC &c 'ilS Stn
lpIANk 3tyU Il ~-srlar.- Tor .cl-tis. nun sfcI-!
II and private u..-FRANClS LOU rREL,f7 Maiden
lane invite their friends and The onoc 10
their large OF Blank Books Paper ana station
-rv embracing every article nsusly kept 6J sAAone'' To-
g-lh- ~f NJ extensive Of fancy stationary oi recent
i'm 1rtaou Mich will Ne sod al very low prlces BOOKS
ru ed and houud any style required at short io.ce
lowest rates. LbMt rhtosS-1'
,es I'm sstiorers and 3 'oshind"rs. u Msio-n-lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
Rxpeditlon TO New.Mexico.

We copy the following from the 81. Louis Repub-
lcan of June LIST;
Yesterday Capt. Turner Of Col. Hearneys staff. ar
rived THE city. direct from Fort Leavenworth with
Instructions to the proper officer furnish the necessary
provisions baggage trains &c &c. for the contemplated
expedition to New Mexico They will be supplied al
nm early day aud be- shipped TO Fort Leavenworih.
Upon The reception Of the orders Of the Presceut COL
Kearuey put every eqason 10 expedite his de-
parture NJ early Il day ~ possible.
gra'ned learn that Col X does NOT go on ms
Iyeaton with the force which has been reported
Rs power hear Is ample 10 call for any force which
tho rxgsncies OF the service may require We do not
know the whole amount Of troops which no Will deem 1t
proper 70 call for understand that, IN addition 10
two companies OF artillery aud the mounted mon, he VIII
take large infantry force.
Isis expected that the companies which have been
chilled for from The counties on the mssonri river VIII
for Fort Leavenworth on "Wednesday or Thurs
day next and that they will all bo the place OF rendez
yous by che last OF this week.
CAPT Turner, hear. brought down an order from
acting Governor Young to Gen. Milburn Of the 9th
regiment for one battalion of Artillery composed OF Two
companies of hundred each exclusive OF ohcers
This battalion lie to be part of the four hundred men
required from ,hs Conly. They To bo mounted and
eouipped Ia q suitable for the service Arms.
orounnce, ammunition. SC. will be furnished at Fort
LeRvenworth.
The following companies inspected at ST. Louis
on the 30th and their services accepted Tor the
Santa re expedition:
The Germau Troop OF Horse under command OF Capt.
Fischer; the Lsclede Rangers under Capt Hudson; y
company from Florisant under Capt Edmonson and a
cornpany Of horse arlerists, uoder Capt weightmsn
The four companies inspected and accepted had each
their full complement OF hundred and fourteen
officers &c and fill the requstun which has been made
on this County. There two companies from the
country which uni,sd-snd elected Mr. Edmonson Cap.
taio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
HARnWARE. EDGE TOOLs. nc.

HAHD Nv hd6. kDG6 lOOLSJ xN'
OSBORN L LITTLE Importers and general osalers IN
~ &c ELISA German and American hardware cutlery edge
tools IS Fuon-st between Pearl and w ater sis New
k respectfully invite the attention Of country merchants
and farmers and Others. making their Spring pu
chases heir very extensive assorent, comprising eve
The line all Of which 10 offered al the lowest ar
k7l prices for casn on approved credit
Cut and wrought nala, locke, lalcbes
Butts. eWs, knives and FORKS, razors
Catiscks, breds and spztsbles
Fen and pocket knives and scissors
ldlll, pit and cross cut saws, hoes, forks
ssnoyeis spsdea, Sc thes and snaths, ri1ss
Back lead rots and ssnd crusihles
Jumps for wells or clst-rns
Scotch ~steI Of Ayre stone, for marble poshers
Coorers tools N great variety Of the most celebrated
manufactures such Alberson, Cosger Horton Bar.
too, and Others
Ccopers iron tyets and truss hoops
House and ship carpenters tools
BiscEfniihs tocs, garden utensils
Butchers Tools cabinet makers trimmings
Boufe and shp builders hardware
icn brazH, copper srd steel wire
srl- 9 " WA SmSod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Ships Virginan Parsons Liverpool Robt Kermit; Ar
kansas Lanabec Charleston, Sesrth Walsh Exchange,
Coukin, Charleston.
Briggs George Duckwitz, Shafer, Bremen, j Muller
Co, Josephine, StGnd,ted Hamburg, do; Josephine,
Howe. Matapzas. Atkins Co.
schrs C Mcneil Poindexter, Galveston; Roe, Avery,
Baltirnore; Av.nger, Smith. Boston
Barges Middle. ex and Grambus, Philad.
Sloop Anon, Munro, Providence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
SAILED
List Of Letters Remaining in the u. 5, City Des
patch Post, June 10, lS46,

u Please mention the Of the List In phich they
are aduertised LADIES' LIST.
Anplegate, Miss Fourth ST NJ &c Bride, Ann
Aru.itvuc, Mi.s Auu M-ylnud, Mrs 4
Burnett, Miss McAartney, Mas Mary
Bkd-upu;g Mrs Lydia Munsou, Mrs Clsrissa
Broosp Mfs. Cs;hsrine NJ McGRf Ellen
B.rch Miss Dfuci Ia NJ Goo mack Miss Ann
Rruckmsp NJ adj me Muller M.s La
Clark, Miss Mary Nimnston, Miss Geor-
Collins, Mss MsIyN glrna
Crorset, Sarah Ann ParLer oJi,.FrsncesH
Sanl~eii, Cs.ns'ns Reid, Miss Elizabeth
Dnran, SathnT.ue Rene a. M ,ss u7Ih.st
Duno, ms. "a'y Ellen Reynolds, Mra tcherry-st)
Jaws M,.s Mrny Sy, Mrs Ruth
DeVesu H,es mary smIh. mi,s EnZsbeth
DOWN. E.len Scott, Miss Rel,
ESlns, MISS Jnne Schulty Miss r NJ
Fordhnm, Miss Sh-a Mia Hannah
Fl-lch-r. Miss Jane Ann A.,
S.,s.,n' M. incv c Thompson Mrs Mary w
Harrison, Mrs (Wsier.st Venu, Miss Isabella
Hare eubruok, MiW lFerry-El Willsep, HnDnah
Jackson, Mrs formerly Wilder, Miss joe hne
of Cnahzm Theatre) WipGIow. Mrs DM
Louisa, Perry-sll wilson, Mrs tFulton-st)
L.oyo Mrs (2SdsD Willard, Mrs Mary knp..2
Lewis Miss Ann Eliza G WEIGH Mrs Marcia n
ROBERT II. NORRIS, z. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-11
Eepal Notices.

NOTICE Is hereby given, pursusn! 10 statute, that we,
the sned have been duly appointed by the Hon
jacob c. Lansing, Supreme Court Commtssone.. Trus-
all creditors or Nah ,pe Jacocks abscond
ng debto and all parsons indebted 10 tho said Nathaniel
Jscocks hereby required TO render account OF all
debts and sums OF money owing by them respectively 10
the s-d NathsDe Jacocks and 10 paw the TO or
before the 7h day Of July The otcs OF c. Par
mckee, in the village OF LaDeingbureh Rensselaer, County
and all persons having n1r possession properly
OF The said Jacocks required 10 deliver the SANS
before the day aud al place above specified
and all creditors OF the acocs required 10 deliver
their Respective and demands 10 Us at The same
time and place. UsI.d Lsnsingburgh. May 70, 1916.
ALFRED c. TWINtSG.
cHAKLEs c; PAHMELEE, Trustees