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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

powered oy a twotnIT0 vote !itle nS'e OetH VIZ
sicns when the Mayer ana the majority OF the Common
Council were opposed Ia party politics. Might cot
tw,hirt vote IN such De exercised 70 the pTrja
dice Q; re pubic business
PHoSo6KAFHY-N-c wish we could induce PEG
PIE enough 81 the house 50 ai, TO tie S,uyre
.art institute snd sten M Bo,LxS .st Lecture on
Photography TIA; there would &c 20 dscu.y in
his getting audiences Iris very hard thing to tx and
direct 70 any one pon, the cxctabiy OF New York pub
lie curiosity bur know subject and better
calculated or orhier do this than NJ Boyle snd Pho
biography II with the discussion which the subject
uniform system OF spelling has already receiycd
u-poer attention csnnot BE- drawn 20 this able and
ea-nes, expourder OF its principles we shall De deeply
disappointed.
~ The new HALL OF The MECHANICS SocI-
ETY. AZ Broadway, TO be opened This Evening with
appropriate and very interesting ceremonies Among
other attractions the delightful lizzie spoloneons will
appes- and AT Address will De delivered By Member
Of Tie Society
The Historical Society az its las; meeting listened
to interesting paper going 70 show that Columbus frst
discovered Turks Island instead Of San Salvador
- De MEYER repeats his grand Musical Fes
tival 81 the Tabernacle This EveuiHgwith this ehSnse
that BrSyr OF the three greatest voinists
sssiss. Seldom such musical treats these 10 be
found in any part OF the world The sriaafs Resioso
OF De Never has exposed a new vein OF pUrest gold
this composition being universally admitted by artsts
10 deserve rank with the very highest creations OF
genius.
~ Two women got into fight with parasols,
&c Yesterday in the Ninth Ward and drew as the Ia
dies always iol considerable of crowd about them
The truth OF the story or the RICH, OF the quarrel could
not be got AT
Sw1SDIISG-A watch suffer was arrested yes
,eriay and locked up for examination JeTseymsn
also came TO the Tombs snd stated that he had been rob
bed of $50 fellow was taken up for attempting to
Pass spurious money and boy of Il runaway FROM
t-ues arrested for larceny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

u a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIs be had ~ using
turze shilling bottle of IoSEss Coral HAIR RESTORATIVE
lts qualities land mind reader 1t will do MI here sta
ted 10 force the growth Of hair To keep clean, and rem.
der beautiful stop its falling or and dspel dandfui
from the zeal and roofs dress dark and keep iii
order thrice long other coral made. Sold al 81 Chs
banst lG9 Fulton ST. Brooklyn b ODDS, Broad-st New
ark o6 2te0t
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Court Calendnr....THs Day.

SUPERIOR CorRr.-Nos. 10 -, ~, II, = to So = 10
l0l.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. Ia, 10, IL. $50, lsO.
l-2 Isl i-6 lSS 100 1872 49,. 100, l9S LIS. Part p
Nos 3i Isl, l6l, 30 III, 10 H. 10 Isl. LES, ls
Isl lgl lg3 lq5
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~ Knox, Ia FuIton-L tsGa Buildings, deerning Il,
unnecessary to particulars respecting his Fall
Fashion. for 1910 would SIMPLY his new style
Will excel in beauty lghtuess and color any tiag
offered The hat wearing public Of SewYork Eis
prices lou MA hats fire oil In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

" The BEST, az, the very hair aye made 10 tho
Moorish Hair Dye Ia three four hours IL dyes me mar
beautifully does touch the skin and leaves The nair 'o
and smooth. Give il tnal lust one Sold, prerO
cent? II. al 3 ChaIhsnl.t % Neo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

II Bachelors Liquid Hair Dye IS the greatest
der Q; tie age. See edv third page. s26 lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

AMERICAN 2usEUA-it Is Astonishing see the crowds
OF people which Tsl. this fsvoril place Of amusement
TIE Shaking nasers be the attractive stsrs
now ard rcny do they deserve The extensive patronage
they are receiving They give teI entertainments This
afternoon II haf past O'Clock and this evening and
ohs. performances Likewise lake rese 3! tie same sou.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

" JANIS Hrarswxr, Esq the Wing candi
date for Senator in the Second District, has been
constrained 10 decline by the pressure OF private
business. a new candidate viii speedily be pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

MAssAcRusErrs--Ho DANIEL P HING is re-
dominated by the Wings Of the Salem District for
Congress, and Hon IoRS 6. PArrKsr by those OF
MiddlesoS District in place Of Hon. s Thompson,
declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

CoUET or OYER AND TERmiNEa.-Henry Rouse 4
TuUlato tried on charge OF assauung con-
stable OF the Fifth Ward with intent kill sunday
morning, 9Th June last The case was once a. the
Sessions and reported A number Of colored persons
were in grocery corner Thomss-st and West Broad.
way. some OF them quarrehng and NOISY: Inc ofncer
told Rouse TO 20 away and followed him across the
Words ensuing the officer took hold OF him and
he stabbed the officer IN the chest with Jack knife.
causing the officer 20 be SICK time. verdict guilty.
OF assault and battery Messrs ! Mchson and 2 OCOn-
ner Tor prosecution Mr. McAdam !or defence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

be passed by Of majority of all the members
elected and aat veto OF che Mayor only De over
powered by ;wo-third vote There have been eces'
sions when the Mayer ana the majority OF the Common
coGnrli were opposed Ia party p0hacs- Might rot
twohird in such De exercised 10 the preJa
dice Q: TIE pubic business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

Districts of the vote ON Monday last for Represen
tatives, one OF which ALFRED and Kennebunkl has
pretty certainly chosen whig, and the other
tSsnsord and Lebanon there is no choice bat the
Wing candidate lacks only go votes having gained
a since the previous Trial,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

~ We learn that the Natives have nominated
the following Ncke, fer this City -Fsr tAa dssesa6s.
Uxx,sh w.nrnan. B. s Whitney, Jos. W. Kellogg w.
A rrsxer, VIM. 5. Ross. C. s Roe J. D wcstlsAe, Ed,
ward Prince James Smith T II Oakley B. Densres,,
Joel Kelley Harvey Hunt Phillips Jordan c. r. Roberts,
Lynde C. Ferris County Ciers-wiihs Hall Coroag
DIR Stephen, r Kirby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

e Hon JANks G. HAMPTON the presen, mem
Der Of Congress in the LIST District OF New Jersey
hiss been nominated BY the Wings Tor reelecsion
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Business Notices.

ANsSosIAI Oasis TOOTH Pssrx-A Pas.e tina, ,.I,1
free tie teeth from ell Impure substance uaiten seu,
sni preserve them is necessary for the ,oile, OF cv.
The Au,brosial Tooth Paste sccou1pfshe. Al, sss
nor these ,iore-
/, gives the breath sweetness rSre.
Like ros.s newly blown
No lady gentleman should De- without "a. C. ~.
excellent Tooth Paste.
Prepared and sold by HxNSy JOHNSON, chenls, A.,
Druggist. a73 Broadway Granite Building corner Chm,
bers st Sold also &, 100 rui,onst - EAs: Bgoaax,,
and Ccddlngton 303 Hudsoass corner Of Spring pir.
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Ngw-YORK Il READY :

We have attended many Wing Meetings II, o'i
City. but very iew SO Overwhelming III noii.Oe
never one more united harmonious, srth1 siasf:c
,.sn The immense gathering last evening correspond
.,, 49, Of JOHN YOUNG Cor Governor
uAW1TToN FISH FOR Lieutenant Governor,
ru,s,,, Cook and THOMAS CLOVES for Canal
Co,,noissiorers National Hall Of course filed
at an early hour. when the meeting *ss called 70
order BIZ J. Z. HOBART HAws, who. as the organ
OF the Committee of Arrangements. proposed the
name Of J. DE PEYsTER OGDEN for President,
and unanimous AYE sttested the happiness
Of the selection The meeting was then duly or
ganized BY the appointment ofthe following officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

SUPERIOR CoURT-BC!orc Judge Eanderpoel-HdN
s Phelps Qatimby S Coz--H * P kept stove store
and factory in SprinG-s,. Being indebted to e. x C..
the latter without legal process, removed quantity of
and fixtures which they appropriated in iquida
OF the dcbiction of Is brought recover
the value. For defence il said tina; Mr.. Phelps
thorzed the removal and the testimony the point
was contradictory. Verdict for plaintiff 500 ~ cts.
For plu. Mr.. Millard. For jtdt. Mr. Geo White
Before Judge Oakey-W Chs.eb0r0ush NOyes :.
I1SiH Decentralization of trover to recover num-
Der OF Notes given to Charles y Mills Jr raise money
on, and By Mr. NJ. transferred Mr.. Whitmarsh with
notes OF defendants security for loan and by Mr.
W passed 10 defendants the order OF Mr.. NJ and
making good the advances. \ nonsuit ordered
For p MIR Bushnell. For dtdts. Mess-s. Russell Jr.
SiorrS and F g. Cutting.
H,pry Harels and Tfao. Cl0ayh vs. Hatfeld-ln 1889
Messrs Hatfield Il Person compromised with heirc cred
tors paying hyeeighth of the amount They each gave
in addition 10 Bates & Lyons note, each 10 pay halt OF
B. LIS full claim they refusing to sign the comprom-
ise unless they secured. The note gwen by Nj.
passed 10 Mr. Havens. who brings su!;- For dc
fence Il was said the note void being fraud on
the other creditors The Court charged ;hs; would
have been so in the hands OF r. 4 l. but it become
valid in the hands OF q third party when passed for
value Verdict for plaintiff S22S 81. Nh Bidwen Tor
plaintiff Mr. Woodruff for defendants
George Sck5a y. CdSpdr J. Seimid,-The parties had
been opponents in law sui; in this Court the goth
February last and met in Duane-st Broadway the
same evening Plaintiff. charges that defendant
mtTed assault upon him and also drew knife, which
denied Suit Is brought TO recover damages. Yer
dict for plaintiff SO which carries costs FOR plaintiff
M. Wordsworth For defendant Mr.. II V. Vnl;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

Court OF COMMON PLrAs-Betore Judge DAILY
I'm l. DcrernG - Moses L PhiRips-Action for SLAM
der referred 10 yesterday Verdict for plaintiff 500.
Calrir VI RrftieSon =. JAMS FugtlsoR.-Act!on OF
trespas recover the value of cab and pair OF horses
taken on claim AGAINST a son OF plaintiff. To be con.
tinued this forenoon For plaintiff Nj w 5. Rowland.
For deicndaR. Mr. McAdarn and Mr.. J. /. White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

II VINO WANTS FINE SET Of TEETB FOR % CEsTs
Yellow and unhealthy teeth amer being twice
eeaned with the Amber Tooth Paste the appearance
OF the most beautiful ivory. end al the time 1850
perfectly innocent and esqusely hne. that It's constant
daily Is highly advantageous 10 hose teeth iha
IN good condition, giving them beautiful polish and
preventing prematur. decay. Those already decsyed
prevents from becoming II also astens such IS
loose and, by perssgeralce Il will render the oues
teeth decaciy White make the pure and sweet
Sold at s2 Chilham--LN B. and 27s Broad-st Newark
lterd
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= The Washington Union Is publishing the
tr:sl OF Capt SETH Thornton which took place al
Macan7oro=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

~ The Wings OF MoNraONEKN Co have nom,
mated
For SariJ, DAVID w. IRWIN OF Csnajohare
For Clerk. CHESTER BROMLEY OF Mohawk
For Assesa5!y ,GAMALlEl. ROWDlTCH of Rsos and
DANIEL. GRAY OF Palsiine
IL this ticket is not elected. il viii come very
near it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

j. DE- PEYSTER OGDEN.
;-ice Presidents,
-rru1p4 Z MARSH EpGAE T RYDEa
HEHEY RUCGLEs, JACOB Bell,
Wn H. hsPISwALL. RICHARD r OAkAAN'
JOSHUA THvKsToS, JOHN CoNGEH
pnny,- rIverop IofTs STTwAHT,
STEPHEN CoS0vEB. eHahIEs II. MAEsiiA--L'
william r. CEnsBT, JOSEPH lLckEA
c,,rtx--s CrDSEY WILLIAM II. PTSKSET,
w., NAsDryrL1E ANsoS G. PfIEL7s-
SecrGdri1s.
Jonathan Nathan RoIst r. HdV;.
James B. TayLov, SarsnS C. Bidss
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a The Historical Society a; its LAST meeting listened
TO interesting paper going 70 show that Columbus hrt
discovered Turks IsIsnd instead OF SAN Salvador.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

~ Pu,Loss MAcIc HAIR DYE, anew and invaluable
discovery warranted neither wash oh bsinga
Liquid Dye which simultaneously changes the color OF
the Hair beautiful brown bnck, without injury 10
the hair skin The great superiority Of this Dyo con
the easy mode OF application md instantaneous ei
fecl-a other Dyes requiring from twelve hour, 10
produce any change It's superior excellence will be ap
parent TO every one upon single application County
gentlemen cnn have bottle forwarded them by express
SON, Hotel Price 81 per bottle with full directions fot
City gentleman requested call al the depot and
have their whiskers dyed. Bogue Fawceti, No IA
Chrsnulst A gents for Philadelphia au8 eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

VARSIsH YOUR SrovEs.-St0ves Stove Pipe and every
kind OF Iron, VIII high polish by the Vanish
for that purpose, sold al y Corsndst bs given
eve en- To the finest coach body. Of 2
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NEW ApoTHECARY STORE.

eMRyEn THE Subscribers have entered into
~ o-partncrship under the style of ]. c.
Nd SCH0OLFIELD & CO., for the pun pose
HAA of carving on the
49, DRUG & APOTHECARY BUSINESS,
in all its branches, and have taken the
High street, recently occupied by H. Jordan, (Con-
fectoner,) where they have opened fresh and
general assortment OF almost every article kept in
establishments of the kind
We respectfully request friends TO give a
call! and at the same time, solicit share of the
public patronage. I. C.. SCHOOLF1ELD,
j. N. SCHOOLFIELD.
n. B-Dr. n. SonouLFIELD has removed his
Office TO the in the of the store. and his
residence above il, where he may be found DUNG
the day and night by those desiring his profession
al services. Jan %, 1876.
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ENOR SALE.--A small FARM within four
IL miles of Portsmouth, on the road leading to
to the G cat Bridge. ] will sell low and give a
credit of six twelve months, as the person may
wish, or will exchange for Property in the town
OF Portsmouth or Norfolk. S. JAMES,
Dec 10 West side the Market.
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ERESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received

L$RESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received
IL our Fresh Supply Of GARDEN SEEDS, t1ar-
ranfed Fresh and Genuine, (Growth of 1859
These Seeds are universally acknow lodged TO lie
superior TO any in the United States. They are
raised by the united Society of Shakers, Enfield,
Conn, and vcgetate In this section better than any
Seeds we can procure. Country Merchants and
Others dealing in Seeds will he furnished with them
put up in papers, labelled and at such prices to
afford them very reasonable profit.
Also. full supply of all kinds of Grass Seeds,
and Seeds for Birds. For sale at the Drug Store
High street, Sign of the Big Mortar
Jan29 CHAS HEINITSH, Agent.
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TWO HOUSES FOR SALE RENT
Il IN Portsmouth. One on County street, near
the intersection of Dinwiddic street. The Lot is
sufficiently large to erect two small Houses. The
other on the Corner of Crab and Washington SITS .
two story Wood Building, in good order, a pres
ent unoccupied. The aoove Houses will be rented
OF sold upon the most accommodating terms, by
application to WIN. Portlock, in Portsmouth, or
JACOB KELLY
Jan 29-6t In Nansemond County.
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SUNDRIES.-l5 bags Rio Coffee, bags La.
~ guira Coffee,
2 hhds N o. Sugar,
90 bbls Flour, Superiinc and Family
Is boxes Candles, O boxes Tobacco,
do Pipes, boxes Ground Pepper,
casks cheese, Mustard. Sweet Soap, Choco-
late, Brooms, Buckets, Wrapping Paper, Loaf Su.
gar, Starch Sc, in Store and for sale on accommo-
dating terms by l.. X. THOMAS,
Jan29 West side Marke, Square.
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DRAM 500 bushels BRAN in Store. and for
ID sale by l.. X. THOMAS,
Jan 90 West side Marke! Square.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. a. BRAINARD
1vl offers his Professional Services to the citizens
of Portsmouth and vicinity His long and sue
cessful experience, both as SUI geon and Physi-
clan, while connected with the United States Ser
well as previous to that time, and after his gradua-
ton Student of Medicine, in the State of Ohio
in 1870, lead him to tender his assist the af
1icted, with confidence And he trusts the many
wounds he has received in the service of his coun-
try, for which he has received the warmcst thanks
of many of the highest in the land, will, at least
prove ohindrance to hisse rvices and the confidence
of HE fellow citizens in this community. His Of
fee s next door to Mr.. Spaldng's, the Gun Smith
High street, and his residence at MIR. Nathaniel
Mannings, next door to his Office.
References
JOHN p. YOUNG, NJ ID.
Doct. HENRY BUFF.
ARMIsrEAD Cooke, M. D., Norfolk.
THOMAS LAWSON. NJ. D., Surgeon General u S.
Army, Washington, d. C. Feb 5
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NOTICE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale a
n 1GA - small TRACT of LAND, with very
EssNissE convenient Dwelling House it,
s -Ll ~ IL. land some fine Apple and Peach
=, Trees Also it has plenty of fine
Wood and Rail Timber for the use of the place
1t is Immediately on one prong of Paradise Creek
and is within two miles of the Navy Yard, and is
only ew hundred yards of the County Road. II
earlv application be made there will be great bar
gain sold For terms apply to WIN. p. Britting-
nam, or the subscriber on the premises.
Jan % NATHANIEL BRITTINGHAM.
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FOR RENT,
NOTICE.


GREAT FLARE UPIN THE BRITISH
VI Reduction of prices the New
York BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Great sale OF
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
Commencing on SATURDAY, Jan oath, prepare
tory TO opening our Spring Stock.
We shall commence on Saturday, the oath Jan.
SELLING OFF
Our large and extensive stock Of Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps, to make rorm for our SPRING
GOODS, and invite the attention of all that want
to this notice. We are making great prepa atons
for the Spring Campaign, and our Stock must be
REDUCED AT SOME PRICE,
And say that and after Saturday next,
Jan oath, our prices will be such as to suit the
most economical buyer, and therefore we may ex-
pcct
GREAT RUSH
We repeat it again that the prices shall suit
every one who pays a visit, and whoever is dis
satisfied, the money will be chcerfuily refunded.
Please remember Saturday, Jan. oath, is the day
we commence selling off.
New York Boot and Shoe Store, Sign of the Big
Checkered Boot. J. H. GREGORY.
Jan D.
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exchange Office.
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Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the County Of Norfolk,
MOrdecai Cooke Committee of the estate of
William Langley deceased,
Against
Andrew l.. HILL as Executor of Willoughby :
Frizze, and as security for Aaron BLZzel, -
guardian of Martha Frizzle, AMI in his :
own right, William Tatem, Sheriff of Nor. 3
folk County, and Committee of the estate of
Aaron Buzzcll, Guardian of Martha FFizzlc, :
and william Henry, Mary Jane, and Martha :
Frizzlc, infants, by John r. Kilby, who has
been appointed Guardian, ad litcm, to defend
them in this suit.
BY Decree rendered in this Suit on the | ct day
of Octooer, lS45, II tUdS Ordered, that a Commits
sioner of this Court execute the following duties
LIST. That he state the amount of the plaintiffs
claim under the judgment mentioned in the pro-
ceedings, and liberty is served TO all other cred
tors of the said Willoughby Frizzlc deceased, who
may choose to appear before the said Commission
or on the usual terms, and prove their demands
and the said Commissioner will distinguish be.
tween such as bind the heirs and such do not.
2nd That he settle account of the transac-
tons of the defendant Andrew l.. Hill, as exccu-
tor of Wllloughby Frizzle, deceased, distinguish
ing such payments made by him as bind the heirs
3rd. Also an account Of the transactions of Aaron
Buzzell as guardian of the defendant Martha FrIz-
Lle.
4th. That he ascertain what has become of the
property devised ny the will of Willoughby Friz.
zlc to his daughter Martha if any Of IT has been
sold when, and by whom, and for what amount
and what has become of the proceeds if any por.
possession it is, together with it's annual and fee
simple value.
5th. That he ascertain what has become of the
personal property mentioned III the deed Of June
23rd, 1898, in the proceedings mentioned from
Willoughby Frizzle to VIM. Henry aud Mary Jane
Frizzlc if any of il has been sold, when, by whom,
and for what amount, and what has become of the
proceeds, If any if any Of it remains unsold that
he ascertain in whose possession il is, and its val
tic: that he. ascertain in whose possession the Real
Estate mentioned in that conveyance is that he
state account OF its rents and profits since the
death Of Willoughby Frizzle, showing by whom
received aud also its present and annual and fec
simple vauu.
9th. That nc settle an account Of the adninIstra-
ton Of WIN. Tatcn, Sheriff and Committee Of the
estate Of Aaron Buzzeli, deceased.
It'll. that he report out Of what fund the claim
Of the plaintiff should be primarily paid. All
which he vii report to the Court with such mat
tcrs as he may deem pertinent 10 be specially sta
ted, or which either Of the parties may require to
be SO stated.
Copy-Teste:
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TIN AND COPPERSMITH
III


NOTICE. would most respectfully intimate
~ 10 the citizens of Portsmouth and the vicinity
that nave assumed the control of the Establish
ment lately occupied by VIM ID. Roberts, Jr., and
am fully prepared TO execute any Orders in the
TIN, COPPER s. SHEET IRON BUSINESS.
would most respectfully solicit share of the pnb-
lie patronage, and by close attention shall endea
To merit it. DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Jan 3