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Inducements TO Clubs.

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for one year.
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NOTICE.

GOL. S. F. STORRS is the auth orised
~ Agent of the Executors Of Jesse
Beene, deceased, for the purpose Of selling
Lots and Lands 10 and around Wetunpka,
and for The purpose of giving in and pay
ing taxes, &c C. Persons wishing 10
or the undersigned at Cahawba, Ala.
w. w. FAMBRO.
March 10, 1917. lift
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BLACKSMITHING.

=-.essz,ss,> THE Subscriber announces to
~ the public that he has shop
EsER in Eas, Weiumnka, and is pre-
pared to execute any kind of Blacksmitling
on as reasonable terms as any other shop
in the city. He is prepared to repair en-
gines and boilers, and any kind Of machine
ry. II. Z. SUIT.
Wetnmpka, Jan. 6, lS47. If
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TENDERS bis services in The variou.
u branches Of his Profession. 10 The ci;i-
gems Of PrsuviIle aadsurrrupdinr corr
Once in PIattvilk, Autauga county. All
APa 2, 1871. 13-r
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DIR. N. S. JONES,

~ HATEFUL for past favors hopes, by
NJ unremitred attention TO his profession,
TO merit a continuance OF public patronage
DIR. J. will attend TO The various branches
of his profession.
D-Ofice over the Store Of Messrs. w
w. Waller. & Co., East Weiumpka.
May IS, 1s47. Iy-2
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40 GIlDAiGD
SPRING FASHIONS,

M RS. Fl. BIZ w STEK, Respectfully
lvl informs the Ladies of " etumpka and
the surrounding country, that she will con-
tinue the Dress M a k n z Ii u :
simess, at her old stand in West We
tumpka. Ladies can depend on having all
Dresses cut and made in the latest, fash.
ions and in the most durable manner. All
Dresses cut by her are warranted to fit we'll
Wetumpka, March 5. u9
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OFFER for sale an extensive and COM
" plete assortment of
Swedish Bar lron-ass'd, 1a15 in. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron--ass'd, 6al2 do
Swedish Square lron-ass'd, 1a31 do
English Round, Square and Flat Iron OF
all sizes.
American Refined Round 1ron-4a1 in.
American do Square -aaH in.
American do Band, Horseshoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
American do Fiat Iron suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler lion, Sheet Iron,
and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
Swedish Plough Moulds.
Steel-Naylor's Cast German, Blistered
Spring. Shear and Crowley.
Mil Rocks -Kuln, Esopus and French
Burr, assorted, l2a54 inches.
Sheet Cast Steel-B rislles, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons-of all des.
crptions.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French. MI
Nails and Spikes-of Swedes' Iron, of all
sizes.
Guns Single and Double barrel Shot guns
and fies, a superior assortment.
Grindstones- Nova Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs-Sub-soiI, and variety of Rug
gles', Nodrse and Mason's make, and 9th
er kinds.
Straw Cutters. Corn-SheIlers, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains Log and Ok Chains
Collins Axes.
With a general assortment of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all OIL
which they invite The attention Of purchas-
ers, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
| January 6, l847. lf
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mAsTERsoN 4 BROTHERS,

Importers Of erery description of Qaeens-
pars, China Glass, sc.
81 Water street, Mobile, Alabama, and 1865
Min street, 81. LOUIS Nilsson I. .
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THE PASSENGER BOAT
Selma A.

JOSEPH BRYAN, Master
WILL leave Mobile every Tuesd even
ing at O'Clock; will arrive at Montgomery
every Thursday morning and Weiumpka
every Thursday evening: and will leave
Wetumpka every Friday morning and
arrive in Mobile every Monday morning.
H,r accommodations are Of the best
order, with large Cabin, and all in State
Rooms. Sh, is also provided with good
Fire Engine and Hose.
For freig..t or passage, apply on board or
10 the Captain.
March s. l647. A
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NE 9lGAL N o TlcE.

DR.. J. MONROE SHELTON,
HAvING located himself at The LoF.
IL TIN place, two miles south of We
iumpka, takes pleasure in offering his SER
vices, in the various branches oil tho Medi-
cal Profession, 10 his friends and The public.
April 9, lS47.
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u.s. Ut DHoP TuIHVUTe IU-
gelher with all the most Popular and ap.
proved Patent Medicines now in general
use. All Of which may be had at the lowest
prices, a, the Drng Store of
w. B. COOPER.
Wetumpka, March 26, lS47.
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'' single copy III
No subscription will be received for a less time
than twelve months unless paid for in advance,
ApvERr1s EMtsrs will be inserted at One Dollar
Der square, for the first insertion, and fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion
Twelve lines or less, 10 constitute square
Advertisements ordered to be published once
month, or every other week, WILL be charged as
new.
The most liberal terms will be given to those
that advertise for six months, or by The year.
Without instructions as to the number OF inser
ii ms, Advertisements will be continued, and
charged until forbid.
All personal communications and advertisements
charged double rates. whea admitted.
Announcing Candidates for oii1ce, 30, inVaf'aoiy
in advance.
All Letters and Communications must be POST
PAID to insure attention..
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DR.. L. A. Phillips.

DR.. l.. A. Phillips,
"AVING located himself on the Soca-
IL patoy road. eight miles North Of We
tumpka, respectfully tenders his services TO
the citizens OF the surrounding country.
References.
VIM B. Coop r, VIM Z Bosseau, NJ. D.
VIM. G. Penick nj. D. N. s. Jones, NJ. D..
Jas. Townsend, M D. ]. G. Harris M. D.
April 2, l847. 13-tf
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January 6, lS47.
j. ID. DENNIS,

attorney at Lao,
NIXBURG. t,OOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA.
NILL attend all the courts OF the frs,
w Judicial circuit. Business entrusted
10 his care will meet with the strictest at
teniion.
April 8, lS47.
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Drugs s. Medicines.

g A NEW and Fresh supply
Ssss41!4 us, of DRUGS & MEDICINES,
MATHEMATICIAN NH on nand and constantly re-
YlgMss1|lDHDl c!g ceiying, Also, Paints, Oils and
| CSHMar 444HI HSy Dye Stuffs, Window Glass
lQlYIHlIIiI1 7JM and Putty, Brushes of all
IE{N |lN|NR Va kinds, Fancy Soaps, Perfume
0lk RES, Combs, Instruments,
lNINh|NNN IDH Glass Ware, consisting OF all
saaA1lH'Hlul--.0 sizes of Shop Eurnit,lr. To-
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A AIONG all the famous medicines for
N Consumption, none seem 10 be meet
ing with greater success, or gaining high
er reputation, than that most wonderful ar
ticle, WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY atf
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Silver Ware.

Warranted made from pure coin, such as
silver tea sets, complete coffee, tea, and slop
bowl, cream pot do, with urn, silver cas;ors,
patent threaded, plain table, tea, desert,
mustard and salt spoons patent French
and table, desert knives and forks, soup,
gravy and cream ladlts, butter knives new
pattern: silver cups, gobets, gill inside, and
plain octagon, engraved free OF charge.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY rims.
FsrpAy. June Is

FsrpAy June IS.
FIRE "A ERE broke oct at quarterpast II this
forenoon Ia Hsc Of the house the Of White
and Elm cts occupied by J D Moonoss az a grocery
store The root with the attic totally destroyed
Tn. Ere communicated TO the house Of solomon Hart
soj,nsng The grocery 10 whi,est the roof q which
VS. psrtisny buroed and the furniture considerably
dsasg.d by water. II exiinguished ~ the s:rve
exsrons OF the nrenen before doing farther damage
scpDEs DEArH-Johu 5coven. peddler Of No.
337 Wasrst iru down ht at his rescsnce last even
Ing snd almost instssuy expired.
PoLIcs--Jose oh Walsh vas last night arrested
bv nrsr Schoe.d e "a. Seventeenth Ward. charged
with .ts.Iios money from the drawer Of Denns q 20.
No 20 Inlfd-.v~nur Destined Ia snsSer lanes hra
n -st pignt arrested BY ocsr SULLIVAN u the SEC
Crd Ward charged with stealing or.ss knOos IRON nr.
Phyte No 1876 Fulton q Detsinef 10 sns~er Inc
house Of Sh-Sysch smith. No. n Wctst was ent-Ted
ye.t@rd.y ait. rnOOn while ths family we're At Tea, and
,oh,sd al bsodbOx containing thr-e sdys) dresses =
,oid cbain shawl &C. valued at SO nith which tbs
fb-f s.csued William Thompson wss lAst night ar.
re.,ed charged with s't~mpung - defraud Augustus
i,ck H. 90. taken ~ the SECOND Ward Station HOuse
wh.ce three pocketbOoks fua Of spurious money were
fond 10 ne possession He ~ss dstsned for ex7nnins
Edward Primer last bg nt arrested BY officer
Va14erbt ~ the Eleventh Ward. charged with attempt.
iDK 10 eornna, rape the prson OF Mary Ann feo-
mans Detained for examination.
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MARIN JOURNAL,
PORT or NETWORK.


Dutch ship vsn olden 8arneveld, Kevyt 40 days I'm
Rotterdam rpdse 10 schmidt Bsehen. ll3 pssssngers
ship Eantaskst smith. ~ hours from New Londoa in
bsi-st 90 + Hurlbut & Co.
snip Msrhs washins.oo, Dosne, ls ds fm Noriesns,
uads- 10 ID Burlbai & Co.
-R.,k P-nchita Pierce IL Do FIN Msyssusz PR sugar.
Sc 10 ! w Lewis. Lett brig Rsoeecs. Tor New York,
,,h n,r; sehr Belle do next day. 18th inst lat 81 40
q 81 ~ spoke brig Brsgsnza ior Caos
Ma Hare ard COT Ssth. Me) Harvard 50 dsin Hsvre
N-Ds.r 70 Boyd 4 Hsck-n. lso passengers
ti,h bark san Audr-ss, Sensst, "a Dc Tn Malaga
10. 10 Peruviss ConsoL
Ys~ssiSn barb Eolus Foroiorcscn- - dc I'm Antwerp
Ia b.ii.ss 70 q r Pope. lbs psssenssrs
schr WIN Henry Cfsmer, Virgins, wood
sAILEp--ships Rainbow, Canton Panama Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

II PROROsALs.-sesled proposals will 'e received "
M. Director. Of tho Hudson River Railroad Company ~
f-ir Office - Wal until The l5h dsy OF jay oeil loi
he grading masonry, ping ~ bridging OF .ns pof
~ Ia road hich tends Om Roger hoOk near feesr
nm 10 3rs.k Neck Hu embracing ne heavy woth
through The Highlands The ~0k " Do CON po'e1 " 'e
frat 81 October, lsis. 49,. -. -
The wors 10 be completed according 10 The plans ana
,uecfcsion, hat will % presented for examinson ss
hereinzf er mentioned. - II a..
security will be required for he performance o. ne
eooAct and he PROPOSE. must be secom oy ne
u.me. u responsible persons sgnhyns Ihef "'en' "
become sUreies-
No trsn..r Of contract viii BE- recognized or perniiled
The map and probe u The Inc the plans " "ofk i9 "a
~ eoutars And SPECIFICATIONS Of the manner o. rxecun
he sane will b. r--dy and alter me hst aay 9 yLy
next 81 the oce Of lh- Re'ien Enginesr Soa sP'ihs
share all Necessary Inform alton viii D. gwen
The flu rames u al persons tnal are psfu-s " pro-
uosifion must BE- written out on ne same a.,
TIE party 10 any proposition which may Dc scc-ptoo y" ~
n. roalrd 10 euier into Immediately after NE
acceptance - he SANE. -. -,
The Direcior. reserve themselves the right 20 aeeep'
or eject proposals that may be Ot-rod, A. th-y nsy con
,ie-r n Interest Of th- Company 70 require
New-Yvrx, l5th June, lsi7 go, a..
JosS T. jews, Chief Engtn-rr. leiI vyl3
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Railroads.
IVORCEsTER & NASHUA r.

xxrORCEsTER & NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPASY-The Aunual Meeiing OF the slockhoio-
efs Of the Worcester esshuA hafOad company VII %
th- SIN sy OF Jay next 81 O'Clock, r NJ 10 ses on lhe
following Articles, - vii:
III To hear and al up0n The Report Of The Directors
ID To d.termiue whether The Bylaws shall be amend
ed in relation 10 notifying meetings OF he Corporsiou 10
r-lAon 10 notifying defs OF AssessmrnIs upon
heir STOCK and In relation TO form Of CeTahcsle and
iran sfer Of Shares -
Sal To choose Board Of Directors for The year en'u'
sth To set upon any other business that may esaly
come before the meeting
BY order Of The Directors, -,
p II HEMINWAY, Clerk
yyo,ca.,s, Mas Juns a. lgfT j-45 Uy3
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Jn0n Tons WHITE Ash, cb-slnul
rnIC.Ik I.ECTRIIITY.-Dr. AMBROSE, g

tIChamoer,st n.s cocstsEiy u operation AZ improved
magnetic apparatus, 81 means OF which powerful cur
rnt Of ctrcy can b. s1millsierec without causing tee
,H,be,t psin 0 ur-a. 10 he PEenL Dr. A. hss been
r .ny ears very successful II us ire4m-aI Of the fol-
loWing ctss.es. PARALYSIS, fne4cnAi. go1I, dy'pepsA
.En-.s u 0.Gs. gmosgo, epilepsy, nervous sEec~
uon. genera deoty AID zsay other scuts ard cs,o1ic
con o.ic Dr. A wo1d farther observe hal the kalvsn
ic Sid saOud always sdniD aL-r direction
Of medically ecac.ied person. az In some iufsrs.ory
EcA iDary hAs been done Ehloosh porsnee Of Ia
caIare- Charge Tor application ard sav;co 81 eeas-
- N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

nK.TANLOR'- BALsAM or LtFER"Okr, ne
Dmost rxIaordnsry medicine 10 The world IRE iol
lowscure-nr Tin Isl Forsyin.sL afflicted SEVEN
years with consumption. This medicine cured INN We
daily hear of The most remarkable cures by ia use be-
ware Of count rf-is. Remember the genuine Ia now
made At the wholesale depot - Beekmsnst, by the pro-
prietor formerly SIS BOwsry. JeiZ om'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

RAILROAD AocspEsr-rhe train coming East
from Buffalo on Tuesday evening. met with narrow
escape shout miles Esst ot Alden the county
hDs D-tsren Erie sod Wyoming county. span OF
horses attached To wagon took fright and
the track directly In front Of the locomotive Az IL was
Impossible stop the train In time. the horses were
ksrd. aud the occupants at the wagon, Mr.. kaowon,
OF cn-ut-uqae county. aud Mr. Burr were seriously
iujar-d In. wagon vas broken In pieces. and the
horses 5resdfuy msnged. The train thrown Of
The u.cs out one in the cars was hurt lkcch Dem
CsLssRATloN.-The oolored people of Western
Ne~ YcTk have made arrangement tor celebrating the
anniversary Of the Abolition OF Slavery In the British
Wet lodies on the 81 Of Ausus, next Addresses will
DO delivered by Frederick Douglass, c. l. Remond.
X Ward. .ns n II Garnet The celebration will take
place 1t Cxnsndsisas- Roch Adv.
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PAssBNoERs ARsIvEp

~ sAsp MsytAs wassisesoaA ron Nsss Oteass-Nrs
Lancaster M,ssrs Msar-y. w Fio~er Collins h Hsr'
r.on J DuEzso U Coast Surveyors in s,eersse
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~ vsf Al
LIST OF LETTERS.
pr..rf.p ~ rsr rsIs0S, - ssrclaL .rpoIrTrr,r

A. IN dv,rt .-p-uts maze und,r of1erB Of The Posi
Lsssf-fS-nera 10 Q n-vspsper o. newspapers, OF eti-r
1rcs 81 Tor " any Yos Ocs sh. be Inserted 10 ne paPof
1 psp-rs II on psce where he Otce sdvernfn2
r., e -.alod AFrzg t< lsT sef csreaLr,os.
fk-n Pet Ofsos Lam. posssd Muc2 5, lstI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

w COMPANi-sxth AsscssmrnL-NOIce - LoleDy
given hst an Assessment u Ten Dollars On earn snAcO
Inc Capts Stock " mis- Comps has been lad DJ ne
Road Of Directors able ih- T. -ssurers Oee 10
N-i,-.t Worcester. on The % day OF August rext
y h. HEMiNNAf, Treasurer
yyo,...tsr Ma. Juue N ls47 js25 UyS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

Williams Henry wirt-rs Edward Wood, sAugustns
K-ys Write. Arthar lWood5ury FTiusk
VI sou CpLIoseph Whitney Chss A tWoo3 Jefferson
Williams. Nm lWlacheupsS HryJ " oOlsey, JohnL ,
"a r-urg sfif e. ~. ll1s tNc-n1 ~ " Il
Wight HA White Wyatt E3~Et
Williams, Wu Nh'tt-rore. Chas W. rkOoP. WI
williams Daniel lWiihneli, jobs lNinriily
Wrlytt Jsn~s yVitn-r. Capt lwyus-ep. Geo B
Williams ThOs Whue,RS y ycoG. GEORGE
W. 49,. n ySs,-s 'F,.-ra. y Young, John
wilson. Mathew INhlttngtOn, VIM v-Isi ~
49,. 'on' ~ '7' tr-Ii. 4 ~ Yand. Wm Henry
yv..fts-- s. r,,s-.-, n II Youug Joseph
yvt ss.., az &C., Younsrs. Jro z
vyias go = u.s. NJ n O...- Yui.n. Right Rev
Wright John " cOdr1f. A
w. ~ n u - 49, = Youug, Chase
vyir.t,s go. 49, -, Ysies, James D
~, N fli.-r yvo,i..v 1v,ui.1 Young Wm
Wilson, James INo1d. Richard II /afz. John
W 800. a ID sIresl - cod. samuel tL-Il. Lew
Wiisus Lssher WOOD Auril lZt'nrr ensmin
" 1ro~ d "a - oodnezd John ILahrisEie. Jzcob
VIM. Ez0s ROBEkr "A. NIOKRI-, y. VI.
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D.TER-ON AND RAnAPO Rail-

PATTERSON AND RAnAPO RAilrosd-Nonse
/ 10 COrtr.etOr.-PfOgosss will be received UNI We
o d.y Of .ne inst Cor grading masonry add ordg'
or raj par OF he Paterson and Rsmapo ksiroao ex'
t-ndug from The north aide Of he Psssae rFer % hsPO
, distance Of shout a mice -. -
Maps pru6les and specIacstiOns may De ooho - e h
ziresrs Office Paterson. where every 1850 ~
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Ii, Of Letters Remaining in the s. 7. Post 0fce
Saturday, June 20
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Two Mrs HUNG FOR MuRDER-STx MURDERS
Co<yxssEp I'VE learn from Mr.. George Darling OF The
C.n-d. xpres- that two we're executed Tor muir
der 1T Toronto Csnsds on Tuesday forenoon last The
nam. of one Hamilton aud that OF the other Tur.
n., The former hung for the murder OF an old
man with whom he had some pecunsry difficulty, IN
settling which, be asserted upon the scs1Old they got
into quarrel and coming to blows hs hit the old man
on IN. mead aud killed him. These facts be- stated just
previous 10 the rope being placed around his neck.
TurDey seems 10 have been hardened and desperate
vlIssn some tune since. he murdered smsn whii- en-
gagged 10 row Previous 20 being executed be came
out upon the scsod and addressed the assembled thou
s.ad In speech of half an hour more, In the course
Of which he acknowledged that the murder for which
be- ABOUT suffer the penalty of the Law, was the
szrA which be had committed In the course OF a lew
years
The s.afaid was erected without the walls OF the
is the crowd assembled to witpess the execution be-
ing immense large proportion OF whom were females
The doomed men attended by two priests, and A.
thy hn-lt upon scsod receive the lsst blessing
the rope aud both launched into eternity
at tue same instant
so great wss the desire 10 witness the strangng OF
the men that II utterly impossible 10 DO any
business whatever in Toronto Meh, women and chill
dIun nocked around the scs;sold by thoussndsi
Rochester Advertiser, Path
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Qodl

..nR .AIF-iho r I5,oau Toes o. While Asn Coal
L - ..s.rrih-f . now prepared ~ cever BY s1e c8-
al ether Il Phusdelphis NewYors OF % eosfd ne
80. Al Port soa from ~ ~ i5s9 tons of Wnie Asn
go Sg,try h. .-ssou fr0n hls co-ry a. 81 CAR NIL
cT.k-bs quality Of which 70 glsTAntoed " b in- yery
b-,t and handled 10 me mOs car-fl manner App
- \, I-u.r directed 10 Pogsyi- VII have lmmedi
AZ stt~ntior- IT, I'D NNflD Sht-1oo-
g. FOR FIRST KATE Peach Orchard MAI Goal,
NOs for stove d. ard L-hzh do delivered, 0f = csnls
=. Tor e.rtsxe l. BENJAMIN 20 frsnklin.sl
Dealers supplied very O~. Goa yard 10 81 and er
ur-. Tor sac, So toos Goa wanted 90 sorste Al o~
-. nyi0 2meo5'
Jn0n TON. WHITE Ash, ebssssui Or 'nsl al
CUUO Goa. .lit.ee Tor trig nz sieaT fof sac y re
cargo OF irOn yar-, b. u sing ton a. 0S grce Ap
nIvto T. STOKES DICKERSON
las and IN AnIhony-sL
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6cnsee for Sale.
a, FOR skIR FxCUSNCF

% FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor Farm
~ Two beautiful country ru.d-nces md several build
ins The ksst River, % miuues' ssilfTOm New
Yora Steamboats, srd Stages hour % city. The
oc son And convenience. OF the pscr
oh-r within 81 ues Of NeS.york and perfectly healthy
Addre.. B. a. this Office, Stating whers The sppiesrt
can he sen i-25lw'
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. TO LtT-slole. JIG o. de.a roou : oas be.

~. store Ia Wa-,I near Nassau sso, an uncommoniy
W. pleasant Office IN the separately Or together
80 d-sa room This presents excellent opportunity
for AZ Insurance Agency Company, ENpre's once.
or ay other business requiring publicity and most con
vrnen conspicuous entrance Inquire IN The sa lonefJ
sfo,s n W.f..t ie2t sieod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

L HAsssg-strr-L-Hoiiee 10 hereby gise1 TO the rels
tive. and next 4 hin " HUGH DAVIDSON, sods Wafer
Manufacturer decreased and who Is alleged 70 have died
inest- that the Elects Of the ad nlrsi- IN he hands Of
tse Public Admiu.tr2or will b. administered and cspos
ed " BY hin according 20 law unless he b. claimed
By lawful execgor administrator u ne deceased,
By The 9Th day u July nexL Dated Ss~TOff June Jth,
l8f7. JAMES y TdA1kR,
- Puplic Admlui.trator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

Nissan susst-Nouee . hereby siyen, 70 me rels
lives snd next Of Ain u ORLiS BOOTH, a native of
Connecticut halter late of The City Of Ne~York. de-
Ceased snd who 10 assed % have died iniesst7 thai
snail apply tho Surrogate u ths City and County Of
New IOrK Tor Letters Of Adm nistAiOn upon estate
o. The in-sIsL7, me sth day u July next
o'clock The fOreroOn-Dste3 New Iorz. June g. ls47.
La Laala IAMEs = THANER Ruhuc Atnn-nL.lraLnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPrORf sale Of vs.

r.
S. able cotton machinery pubic saction. on sdnes
a. dAy the 5Oth inst n O'Clock IN the forenoon,
10 cotton factory kno~n the Clay Mts bouoinot
q. PAterspn New Jersey will be sold ~ public v-ndae.
the entire machinery, running In said Mill consist
ing OF
one ~illow. One 80 inch picker and lao machine.
Seven inch CARDS Ten - inch cards
-Four three headed drawing frames
One w. D headed drawing frames
six list speeders with msngle notion
Seven DsDiorh spinning frames 49, spudes each, near
" new. Dot having YET been IN oorrstion a year.
One throste Of lS2 spisdles resry new.
Two throstes OF 20 -plnd es sseb
one spOOung machine Of 90 spiudles.
Three wrapping mills Win Ia Ks kc.
One psr OF mules, 36i spin 80.
One pair OF mules, ga spind ~.
Forty q and thirty 4 power looms.
Two bundling and one bang presa
One hot calender. SIX reels
One calico printing machine with numerous patterns
One pzteut stsv- mscbiue
Lot OF shshs, hels, gearing, drums paies, card ard
sp-eder esns and numerous other articles sppefsning 10
cotton mill.
The greater part of the shove machinery IN excellent
oder having been bat short lime and a. Tho prcml
are Jet FOR Other puri the machinery must and
will be sold without reserve and upon liberal terms.
The machinery 10 now IN operation, may Ne examined,
snd farther particular. known app aon eithesat he
+" Clay Fsc,ory," or To
ROBERT cHISwELL, Auerop.er