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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
THE HERg DOCTOR HAS COME.

THE PHILADELPHIA HERE DOCTOR ma. opened
ar Office here in Nex-York.-That sane Herb Doctor
who has been doing such wonders II Pnafel ptia-who
mas been curing laousands-hs mas come on here and
Orchard Sta He pure Herb Medicines for the cure
OF al diseases and il Hing 10 undertake al! cases even
the most hopeless the terms OF No Cure No PAY II
you know Of any tell tner Of his az
rival and remember The place, Nc. 266 Broor--st Eng
ish scd German pamphlets viii be given all who call
for ihel- au26 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
r, 4 GOOD FARM IN AUBURN FOR SALE.

= ~
e>-Thr subscriber oers for SAFE the Farm which he
60" resides, IN tho village of Auburn, Cayuga Co
consisting l52 Of good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed and watered and upon which large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses. Barns She's! and other necessary outbudings,
three Apple Orchards great variety OF choice Frlt
Trees aud ShrUbhery, four durable Springs three Wes,
hundred rods ofu Stone Fence and tneNhaustble
Quarry superior quality Of gray and blue Lime Stone
suitable for cutting and dressing, eligible and convenient.
torH continued sale of that article, either rough hewn,
according the demand, and from which most OF the ele
CANT stone buildings in Auburn were erected.
This Farm extends rom Norhst. 20 and across Safest
front of righty.S rods on the former and one hand
red ard sixteen rods both sides OF the atier-upon ell
Their which may be advRrtsgpously cold great number
of village lots, n lie pleasure OF the owner About z
acres Including tle large house, barns, sheds,
Guards and garden lie between Sort.Bt aud the Auburn
and SyracEa. Railroad; 80 ncre including The stone quar-
ry and dwelling house, lie between said Railroad and
Sl'rs' and tie remaining % acres, with two dwelling
houses lie Wc- Of SHte--a which is In high vi
cultivation we'll fenced conveniently allotted aud In good
order. The whole Farm either Of The above parcels.
w be sold cheap and, Il desired. time viii be given for
the payment OF large propo ion OF the purchase money
INQUIRE Of Luther Tucker OF Albany, Hubert Hall u
Auburn, or the subscriber upon the premises
GEORGE 3. CHASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

once OF The SEvg-Y OAK 4,.o Erie RAIL ROAD 90
IS Wall-st S-yy-I ORR, Aug. r. 1875
NOTICE is hereby g~en that proposals viii be receiv-
ed until the 18th DAY OF October next, for the grading
nasury and Uric gng required complete that portion OF
tie Nev.Y ork and Erie Rail Road between point 'Aree
miles Port JervIs, IN Orange county and the VII
sge OF Bi1ghamlon, IN BroOme county. distance OF
about lS3 mics.
Maps ana pro:es estimates and specifications viii be
found after he 10Th OF September IN the ONCE OF me Com
pans AT N--York CITY where ever necessary ntormn-
lion will be given The Engineers on the line OF the road
VIII furnish oil requisite facilities 10 contractors de-
sirOus OF examining the route.
The line vii be divided into sections OF conrenient
length construction and proposals IN writing VII be-
received al the Newfork oce Tor the whole or any part
OF the work By order the Prcsd-n, and Directors
an3l lawt Octl 7. 5. BROWN Chlef EnEneer.
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Wells, Dr. IhcDS
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Weston. Or Jao VI
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Wilson, II 3
Wider. Charles
Wilcox. 4
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Whipple John
Whitman. E5sr
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WING. Joseph
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Wolf. SIMON 7
Worster, Dr. Jas K
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Wolf. Johu 2
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Cody Mlrs r RANGES
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Constant, Mrs J 4
COnSnn, Miss Josephine. 2
Cr.st, Mr- Christian
Coleman, Mrs tE.m-st-)
Connolly, Miss II
Cooney, Cathsfine
COlver, Miss Rebecca
Con,ne, Miss Mary L
Cope, Mrs Margaret
Crosby, Ham III +
Grow, Mrs Mary
Connison, Miss Caroline a
Conrey, Miss Maria
Courtney, Margaret
COrcOran. MARY Ann..2
Cotton, Miss X :
Corning. Mrs Eliza 3
Colon, Mis, June
Cooper, Miss Louisa
Clymer Mrs a
Denmead, Miss Sarah
Dayton, Emma
Dm4,on, Miss tLispcnard-st,
Dareniierc, Madame
Dean, Mrs (Muiberry-st.l
DccorwIn, Margaret Arch
DAVIS, Mrs II T
Douglas, Sarah
Duain, Miss Maiisss
Duunally, Miss Mar
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Ellison. Susan Elizabeth
Eastman, Mary
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Fraser, Mrs A >
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

DY ORDER of the Honorable Charles p. DAILY, one OF
ID The Judges the Court of Common Pleas OF the City
and County NewY ork-NOtice Is hereby given, plrs
ant provisions the authorizing attachments
against ab-cOuding concealed and NONRESIDENT debtors
mat AN attachment has Issued against the estate OF David
Morse resident OF averfUrd West South
Wales England and that the vii he sold Tor the
payment his debts unless he appear and discharge uch
attachment according 10 law, within nine months from the
publication and that the payment vi any
debts due to BIN by his debtors agents bankers or OILERS
and the delivery him Tor his OF any property
MONEY. bills OF exchange belonging 10 him aud
the transfer OF any other property by them are iohddenby
law, and void. Dated the rvenytrd day OF t-o7l-
ary 1916 CLARK CAMPBELL,
ln9 awtf Attorneys tor Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
20 yIIJ.RI-E FARM IN ILLINOIS.-F,

sale exchange for real estate situated 10 the City
80 OF New-York It's vicinity. Said Farm lies In Kano
Co In the valley of the Fox about IS miles from
Chicago and confirms about 400 of prairie and tim.
land upon both sides of the river The location
healthy, aud IA well adapted the raising grain
stock, having about $50 under the plOW. The
Farm well watercd, and stocked with the best breeds
Of cattle horses sheep and swine good house. with
cistern barns and other oubudings upon the premises
with fences and farming utenst--all In complete repair
The orchard contains the best kinds Of fruit.
This farm is situated within three quarters OF mile OF
grsi and mills churches schools, Stores sc. Stages
FOR Chicago and Ottawa puss by daily
IL IL the in-st and eligible situations
Northern Illinois and is offered for sale solely bec the
owner mas business which calls him East.
For particulars apply 10
AMI L n Iro1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

THE NETWORK and Lake Superior Mining Com
4 pany.-NoTIcE-An OF dollar per snare
upon each as.e-abe shares the stock OF the New
York and Lake Superior Mining Company has been laid
by order OF the Trustees OF said Company payable Inc
seventh dar Of September next, Henry Morris Esq the
Vice resident OF the Company their Office No ~ West
The City Of New York. Dated August s, 1916. BY
order OF the Trustees JOHN Fl. HOLDANE,
zu7 lrneoi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Once,
oCincinnat OhiO.-M L. Sheldon would inform the citi-
OF NeYorG that he will attend the purchase and
sale OF every description OF Real E-ta ana Personal Prop
the City Cncnnar and IN the Western States; will
collect notes bonds and mortgages and every species
OF claims IN Cincinnati louisville. Any Merchants, OF
other business men, having lands other property IN The
Western country they wish dispose OF FOR cash, or To ex
change for city property Cincinnati invited 70 send
description OF the his office IN Cincinnati where al
business entrusted his will be promptly and faith
fully attended to. Address VI L. SHELDON,
West Fiilh-- Cincinnati
REFERENcEs.-Dwier Barber: CortlandsL; J. Jack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

DY ORDER OF Charles P. DAILY, Associate Judge Of
ID the Court OF Common Pleas in and for the CITY and
County OF YorkNorce IA hereby given, pursuant 10
the provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments against
abscondng concealed und nonresident debtors mat
attachment has issued against tie OF T. {. w Pierce
and Olson HOmgn non-residens, and residents OF Man
chester in England and thar Will be sold Tor the
payment OF eir debts unless they appear and discnerg"
such attachment according 10 law within nls months from
the first publication Of this and nG the payment Of
any debts them and the delivery to them Tor ieit
any properly belonging them and The transfer OF
any property by them forbidden by law and are void
Dated the twentieth day Of December 1915 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ga FARM FOR SALR.-Siuste on the Road from
New Rochelle To White Plains, about eQu-distant from
= each, containing 10 ACRES OF LAND, al Of which
Is Pow Land, excepting Ten Acres, which Is Wood Land
The place /. divided by lane. and Is laid out into
veneni lot, for cultivation All the fences are Of stone in
good order and the ground in high Stale OF cultivation
The buildings all OF rood character and IN order For
TERMS applyto 5. s. KENYON, on The premises, or Of
DOR I aDRTAECE 81 JDhr-st New. York
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CHARLES a SHERMAN,
d22 law9m Atiorney for Attaching Creditor, Wallet

DY ORDER OF Honorable John Fine, hrsi Judg OF 81
DLewr-uce County. Counselor at Law, 1c-Not4ce Is
hereby given that an attachment issued against the
tae OF Joseph Wiggesrnh, late OF the Town OF
Russell in said County an abscondn concealed debtor
and maj will be sold for the payment OF MS debts
unless ne appear and discharge attachment according
10 aw within three months the nrst publication OF this
notice, ard thai the Psyne, OF any debts or The delivery
OF sny properly belonging 10 such debtor to him. or for his
use and the transfer OF any property by him. for any pur
pose whatever forbidden 0y law and Toid Dated
Oytensburgh July G. 1876 JAMES 4 BROWN,
ivl3 Iawjn Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
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Attorneys for attaching creditor, Uica Oneida County.
Dated January 9Th lgit ilp lavqm


esHEEiFF'S SiLE.-By virtue OF a writ of ter ia
- directed and delivered. will expose 70 sale
on Monday 1ih day September 1916, AZ II O'Clock,
noon. tie vesbue OF the City Hall ofEe City OF New
York all the right, tide and interest Samuel W uri. which
had the 3lt day OF January last time alter
ward OF: GGd 10 all tha' certain lot of ground with the
buildings and improvement. thereon situate IN he Fire
Ward Ui the City o: New-NorS and distinguished on
map lands OF the Trinity Church six
bounded caS.ery in front by LUnbersree westerly in The
by ,o- numbered = aud FL aIrherly by lot plumber
a. and soui.ery by lot number ~ i've late OF sam
uc Ward, drceased-cOn,ainng In breldth IN front
25 feet inches - feet, in length the
lhery SIDE IS feet inches and the soutierll side 20
feet inches aud known No 80 Trinity place. be The
or less.
Also, all the estate, right. title and interest Of Samuel
Ward, und all that certain other lot piece or par.
Gle OF land situate, lying and being in the FRS! Ward Of
the City OF Ncwiork being part OF the lands OF tie aid
parties OF the FIRST part rnity Charc and distinguished
map chart OF such purt OF their said lands lie. III
the Of Trinity Church in the said city by tie number
five 81 bounded eastery IN iront by Lumbestrect
by lot number SIX Outery by lot number four and
westerly the 10y parts OF ots numbers twenty.our
and twenty-five, containing in length on the norhery side
aney-sX feet N inches, the southery side nHeytour
four inches, and in Oreadh front twenty-five feet
four inches and in the rear Iyveuty.nInc feet
Neyv-York July, 81, 1916. WM JONES, Sheriff.
/ PISXSEY. Drpurv sheriff. 1vSl lawJw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
THE KNICKERBOCkER Fire Lnsuranc,,

THE KNICKERBOCkER Fire Insurance Com
perv a.e the Molasi) OF Nev-Yors-Capiial S-Sppc.
O5cr 10 ~ Wa-sL-The Legislature Of his STATE a. rs
ste session passed al aci cnAngs ne ea W. ~
the old MRus Insurance Company OF the t,ty o New"
York, the knckeTbocker FIRE Insurance COMPANY 81
Neyv-YorS Al i,Ire business oi that Corporation Wiz
therefore be transacted under - new name. -,
Il lav De vel add. by VA OF explanation that me DC
Mutual" Notwithstanding IL nile, was IN iact socH
COMPANY having capital 81 paid ard securely invested
AM thai the change Obtained 10 prevent MIS-
apprehension or ihsi point
by Ere on as favorable terms a. s!;aF '''0' II ''
Jeha 6o iis,1 Bo!J.s Moore Cha: ? Lsvereh
Geo Arcuarius, Rob'I c weinore. Ben. De Forest
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, Wul Tucker,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb Asher Riley,
George cons!in adaEn Sorrie AsSr Ls Tsan
Robert l. Stuart, Anthony Charlton William Browning
A B. Mcpox,tp, Secretary.
New-York, May Is. lSi6. elo eodG
TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company, One
= No. 60 Wsli-st-rhis COMPANY Continue to insur.
port buildings household furniture. &c sid other personal
property, at the usual rates rates OF premium
John L. Bowne, Morris Ketchum, . a. Cushuan
slas Hicks, yoshuaS Underhill, Charles Hisbure'
Lint.ey Murray, Charles Kneeand, Robert Murray,
Hy. II. Lawrence. Rober: B. Miuur1. solomon Gliaen,
Robert D. Weeks. George D Post. Peter X. Bonnet,
John Wood. A!beTt WoS S Jo;sPh Lord
George Hussey. Caleb Ssrstow, Henry =. Terhell,
urish Carpenter Samuel Mitchell. George J. Cornell
Ebn'r Cauiwell, James Marsh.
j. L. BOVINE. President
JAMES WrIKIE, Secretary. jylO Smeod
TCIY REPORT OF The Mutua, Life lusasance Com
pany OF New-York. No. % Wall-si.
This Institution during the month OF July Issued seventy
Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Traders ~ To Lawyers ..........
Manufacturers. - Clergyman
Mechanics. " Farmers
Brokers. Editors.
Clerk ................. - Hotel keeper.........
- Agent. Artist
Gardiner. g Bank Teller !
Den;lst................ " Gentleman
" Miller II - Ladies'.
Lives Insured ................U
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HASNAY, Secretary.
MiSTUHS PosT NJ D. Physician, SOL Broadway. aul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
n YALrARLE CorNrRY SEAT and rnfm toI

~ Sae-Th- beautiful country residence of Leonard
- Lee, Esq. situated, adjoining New Windsor, tie
Hudson River Ne"burgh. For extent of prospect
and character Of land there few If any, places on the
North River desirable the farm contains 100 acres
lying in square FORM and divided 10 acre lots
abundance OF trt; hae improvements &c and Is csra.
Oe for the residence Of gentleman the society in this VI
emily being OF the hrst order. For terms &c apply
BLEECKER g. VAN DYKE,
ivlJ No / Nassou.s, nsor Wsiis,
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AND ERIE Railroad Cor

reci"ed a. the Nei ork oincr Tor tue wHoe or any part
OF the work. By order OF President and Directors
aust ia.yi Octl T. 5. BROWN, Chef Engineer.
N-EW-YGRK AND ERIE Railroad Company
The stockholders Of the New crk and Erie Railroad
Company are hereby notified thar an astal.ment OF I'VE
dollars per share all shares on which the payments a.
ready made do exceed twenty dollars u required 10 be
the company, No - Wasi on or before the first day
Of October next b. order OF the Board OF Directors
aust toctl NATHANIEL MARSH, Sec'y.
NORTH WEST COPPER Mining Company-The
of Four Dollars each share has been this
day ordered nsislmenls, dollars payable on the
'"ei' '"'s' ~ DANIEL 5. HART, Secretary
New-York, Aug. 2oih, 1916. an26 2aw2x
q f. DAyEY, Attorney and Counselor al Law, Bur-
~ hnston, Vermont
Messrs F. < J. BussrSc,
HoNAcE : GREELEY. ESQ Esa New-Y'rk City
Csc. w. Blunt, ESQ.
GEORGE WARREN Esq Albany, " l.
G.; STOW. ESQ.
;. X. Srow, ESQ. Troy. y. Y.
T. * J. D. KiScsIAxD, Kce-eyiIe, My.
Abundant references can also be gTen TO gentlemen in
Manchester Fairhaven, Castleton Burlington and ohc-
towns in Western Vermont ieli 2a'vSm
ITO THE PUBLIC.-The Dr. Heine whose name has
frequently appeared IN TIE newspapers i not Dr. Solo
Heiue OF NJ. ~ C.Gnb"r't. tbs Is 10 prevent mis-
the minds Ui the public. Dr. Solomon HcIne being
family physician, the undersigned, have lnkeE III
JOHN ELWOOD.
DAVIS HARRISON.
au22 Inn FRANCES HOPKINS
no TAILORS.-1he Fall aud Winter Fashions FOR
l 1876 ad u, published By 7. Oliver Cort.Clt->'- y.
y. ready Tor sale Terms 81 % per p!ai or -
per year.
NOTlCE.-The firm OF Oliver x Hoye dissolved
on The 9Th by mutual consent. AL persons indebted
TO tie late firm viii pese make immediate payment TO
Thomas Oliver. Dated New-forS, ADJUST .7th, 1876.
THOS. OLIVER.
u lw' WI HOYLE Jr
RIO STOVE DEALERs-The subscribers are pre-
pared 10 supply orders for Stoves, Hollow Ware NC.
on the Dealers invited cal the Saa-
manier Foundry, Nos. 10! and iUi Goerck-s between
Kivinstcl and StanIon-s,s. before purchasing
- lneod' 7. r. 4 J. ANORN.
ENCAMPIIENTS.-I.O o. oil y. F. Committees ABOUT,
IL purchasing Eb ems &c for Encampments or Lodges,
requested 10 call ind examine those Introduced Tex
pressiy Tor the New WorKi by the subscriber and which
have been approved of by the following Fncampnents:
Mount Olive,, Egyptian, M-pah SC. of New-fork; Pc
tomHc Lodge, Alexandria. D. Winchester, Virginia
ard many Others.
The undersigned would also respectfully solicit call
from merchants aad others visiting the cl;y his Sion.
BANNER, FLAG ard ORNAMENTAL PAINTING Rooms, No.
0l Nassau-sl where lie haiters himself thai his original
designs and nchnow dged superiority OF workmanship, in
connection with moderate charges val otter Inducements
Tor patronage unsurpassed by any establishment IN New
York Country merchants have lhe!r orders executed
during their stay IN the city, and signs &C be forward
ed with safety 20 all parts OF the Url-ed States.
ACkERAIAN, Gate Alderman Mtller)
No. lOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

SILVER PLATED on best ofGeman Silver and on
- Gliding Meal Table Dessert and Tea Spoons. tipped
and PLAIN Table and Dessert Forks, German Silver and
heavy plated Butter Knives also frs, quality German ST.
Table and Tea Spoons made by the Covves Maautac
turing Co. Tarfville Conn. fresh supply OF the aboTe
goods of improved patterns and quality has is day been
received anu for sale by +. R. ANDERSON, Agent,
9! Ib.riy-st up stairs.
Also 80 cases solid head Connecticut Pms assorted Nos
and Brass and Bras Wire, all numbers 70 81 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

WINDOW GLASS-Fru-n me celebrated Manufac-
w tory OF Chance Brothers L Co. Brrningt arn-
EnEAsh crown, al sizes, from inIi: 70 l612t-
english Sheet Chick do DO I0xl 20 9iX52
- Chances Patent Plaledo do l01l4 TO 2iX}i.
Ihe above now o. hand and regularly imported, by
81 2w- W. CHANCE, Jr. 70 Jorr-5t
FRENCH GLASS-An assortment Of all sizes from
l0xl4 10 32xi2 lately received. and for sale by
~ 7s- w CHANCE, Jr. 76 John 81
A MESS LOW.PRICED Foolscaps and Letters
AFor sale By JOHN CAMPBELL 4 co.
snl5 i'm ITO and liz Nassau-st
RAGS.-The highest marke. prices paid IN Cash sor all
II kinds of domestic Rags Baaging Canvas Bale Rope,
&c &c. By CYRUS ", FIELD, Bg;lirEsiP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
su7 Il EMERSON 4 PRICHARD, 10 wall.st.

{.Jt ELEfsNNT II Z IIsDINts NITTF On ulr FfudrOn
RGver tor sale eXcnany eAbou 49, Of choice
land, situated within minutes walk vi the steamboat
landing at Dohbs Ferry, with large front the nver,
ahordlng one Of the most extensive and beautiful views
the Hudson The land is of the first character with num-
Der OF choice young fruit There IL the property
quarry OF white marble, equal TO the best WesIchsster
marble and also granite quarry, ahordDg building mate
ras on the spot II In way desirable for gnilr
mans country for the residence Of city business
being wshn hour and half from the city, with
The prospect OF the Hudson River Railroad passing tho
property. For terms NC. apply 10
90 u @ LAN DYKE No Naac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
miscellaneous.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p.
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4 'HlLDREN's CLOTH1NG.-Mrs reetnan gives
~ has recovered her health
able again Ter former patrons and friends az 81
Broadway, opposite The Tabernacle. Those who wish
clothing made good style end reasonable IN
lted call The costumes for fashions regularly
ceived and for sale WIKI patterns NO three girls
preferred - !w
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McFarlin Benjamin
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Oltn. Francis
X nnsou, Geo
KaAy, Joseph
Ralph, Geo +
Raf. Benz
Reid Col Jonn
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Rheineman. NJ
Reed John 3
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Rogers, John
R!her, Samuel
Rivers, Hon Jn-2
Riley, Patrick
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Riley. Michael
Richie, Csspar
Riley, John
Ri6onsoa, Chas VI
Robbins, Geo 4
Hoag, james
Robinson. Edwd
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Robertson, Richc ;
Rcber.s, Rhosis i
Roberts
Roberts, George
Rhoatrs. John 5
Roberts. Geo
Robinson. John
Roach, Aubs Indy
Robinson, SAM
ROYAL. Richard +
Ross, L
Rosen5and J
Ross. David
Ross, Henry Ostn
Rowan. J Taylor
Rowan. J c
Romsine. John
Russell. W D
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Ryder, Cyrus
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Ru.son. W 4
Ryler. John
Ryder. Geo
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

MARINE couRr-Bcfore Judge Wa,crman-Egie'ton
va. ter7e and ReiyeG-Acton by deck passenger Tor
assault and battery board the steamboat Champion
BY the Captain and Mate while on the passage from
NewYork TO Hartford owing it il said 20 plaintiff 60
ing against orders the accommodations belonging TO
the cabin passengers The assault is denied, and inc
testimony exceedingly contradictory Verde, hta tore
noon Mr. Nash for plaintiff; Mr. bebee for defendant