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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

by ORDER n the Won Thomas J. OAkey, one ~ the
ID Justices Of me superior Court % the Cy u New
notice hereby given, pursuant 70 the provisions OF no
statute alhorZi1E attachments g8Insl Ascending con
ceaed and nonresident debtors hat attachment has
issued against he Of DAVID L. 1ulee, resident u
e state u ofda and that The same viii be sold for The
payment Of hs debts IN he appear and discharge such
attachment. according 10 aw, within nine NOUNS from me
trs publication u his notice and maj he payment oi any
5bs due nm by any person persons bank Or banzs
add he delivery him Tor bis use u any properly Or
money belonging him. ard The transfer ofany q az pro
p-rfr b. him lre r9rbi1t=u By aW. and VOd-Ds "a
the l5.h day Of December. l3f1- NJ q. HARRINGTON,
Tavern Ar0rrrv flr Amazing Creditor, = Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

The oacketship John skiddy CsPi Luce, viii SAL
on Thursday nezI al IL O'Clock NJ. Tor Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

- For or 10 ease srEe no~, t1fre-sofy build.
S' ing So hy s. With u horne power engine ho e.
shating aths duis vices sId I'll ne recessAry tkgrss
sud apparatus f'r comp eie msc1De shop limsy win
sahi p-nse be adapted 30 snosl suy M - maruf.
lung puryosss Is 10 situated IN re cenlrf o' hlsoes.
n ne thriving and plsssnt borough II Nor~ss, csnt
shout three hour. sail from Nes YORK. and eUioyirg
every for frequent and expeditions communications via
hist ciy either hv soop. steamboat, Stage or fsroAt q.
New. Y,rk snf New Haven Rsifoa3 90 he course u
sirrrticu running within nile ~ ne pfrmisc. To-
bal dag well The machinery are IN good iio1
having been used shor ssa mschne shop rur-
cry and scrvs factory. Anpy - ne ,nh,cfhsr ~ Voc
Nxk ffylauI g. LArTEf.
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II M =
Az extra meeting u ne Cnmn''soreTs 81 fNcise OF
each " ard viii be- he'd The Mayors once. Cay han,
On he dave herein specified AL persons selling liquor
without license ser that ne w De proceedri ssslns'
according 90 aw. Tavern sni Excise Licenses l mere
fore De- issued A. IRE Mayors once between lle uoeis
OA " and oclck NJ on ssrh of he days prescribed
s'1i'ows Tor cac1 respective Nst, Wa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

q AT PRIVATE -sif-siSih- Asrrse -lhe
story hrck house ard loi 10 lee. % sikih-svcua=.
- nstgy cen Barrow and Wsvrry P.scet The ot = gsei
~ SD f,eL Apply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEECEER,
'f,e lN AucliJre~r, Brosf o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

$1,000 Newsufgh and sishsil, landing al Vas
Corllsnds 8, tPe-ssstliJ West Point, Cod
Spring and Cornwall the steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Sam Johnson, S leave the pier foot Of Wanensl
for TIE above places every afternoon Sundays exceptsd
commencing Apd 10, At O'Clock. Returning, will leave
kewbuTgh every morning att O'Clock N. b. All baggage
and freight " sVery description benk bills specie put
board " this boat must be ths Kiss VI hs here
o. unless entered The boox VI tho boat eceplod or.
aQH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

HA FAbW TUX -AEE--cUn IaInInk I~cnIJ Two
&C 20, siiusled Mr.. J. o. Kings country seat,
or me road leading from HO1Okeu % B0lPs Ferry
mOst eghu4 location Tor country place For farther
acu ara iLqulre u bert Annet Fora Lee landing or
smes Annst, corner Of Adam a1G York sEs. Brooklyn
Iyl D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

rfsxy.SyS Oppositon FOR ALBANY and iDtermedi.
ate piaces.-Fsfe 50 cents-bfeakf fat and
dsner board.
The and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
Capt A. DegrOo Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday. II
hall past A. VI. from ne pier foJgOi RObnsOnsL touch
ing Hammond ~ pier each way.
fOr passage o. eht ffsgn apply board tho boat 0f
10 GEORGE DOLSON, 81 lbs Office.
IN Wauen-sL corner ~ Vests.
~ All persons forbid trusting the shove boat %
s-r1ar N tb- ntsuef. eA
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n~- RAYE, FOK FREIGHr from Phiadel'
Ea-SlI-N Dhis 10 P.IIsbafgb. Dry goods ~ cts per
ssznnnAs IL liz domestic b4ss IS eta per 10 be
b.ysx.,s ard groceds, 10 per 100 BIS qucenswAre,
80 1000, Ia sheets 90 eta per 100 lbs; snys, VIII.
tny, bsrytes, 81 en pSL ~ - eS y" CO. POI '' -
Mari packages" blnkns" !, rvoo.r ,o.,,,..
my5 y - = 49, - y 49,
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Eouses for Sale.

@ CHURCH FOR sALE-wlgh2 lOis Of grcura
-. OBJ itn fe-t 600 urfsfe- De- ~rsn " ~ al
Hester 49, Wei bath snd 10 order Inquire q
; : DOUGHTY
iy7 6ieods 4s Bog~ry or Al flg Chrysu.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

IOf The low pressure steamboat Dr..
TROlT, Capt II. COIhel, will leave De
oit every Tuesday al O'Clock r. Tor the ssult 15s
Detroit fast and safe boat well adapted 70 NO
Saul trade, and viii be punetus 10 Der iips For heigh
or passage apply 90 board. Orto
Il. w. LAWSON Detroit .
islq 3ns L.. w TUCKER & co, sOuLAN n Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

- FOR -ALE-A small Yam, beautifully situated
~ within fifteen minutes walk Of tbs RsilrOat Depot at
Railway, 5tsle Of New Jersey. The land q very
good buildings and fences mostly new, snd the whole
hns order For particulars inquire u }. Z. MADDEN
15t bf0sdHay. OF st II1 LalIsns-sL Y. Y. les 2ms
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Oxrrto tt- great success tnt immense ssie Of Dr.
TONNsENDs sAR5AP AtlLLA, hnumoer of men = b.
flrlu-rlg oar sge1- have commenced m-kllE sar
szpsrls Ex.racls Elxirs Buffers &c sc- They gel-r-
HT rli % l1 ll SHAPED bottles Gaining t12i
i-elrs j. sr SUPERIOR ald four tunes o. niger 1.l Dr.
l1Wlsrr1-s &c h11.1- here y cd deceive me PUB %
S1I5 t-lu0gs rsrr-s f-w use iheir 0wr some u
these unpurcp co area publish counterfeit c.rtnra.e
oilers -sTe s1l--d iler rrlh-fs SAC ol-er er-t---
persols allow .l- us- n treir r2m-s % Wnc1 irey
pas ksc're % give llen RS -erla1-iy- o-1 MAKES
urtcH- snt r-i F.. r-t pei -a1a ua-rs procured ll
using Oh IOWNsENus sAlsAPARlLLA, p1hisl 2
tl- ~ cI-e1 hg bis s.f Re $50 plh .a1el .ne c-r-
Gaze IT srf.l Ela sy - -ll--i A. 81 d. ND m-4ia
Shoes 20 We t-s. s-l -ulrs rs-a ~ l--s ir &
-uIt These a. -ttat variety ~ o '-r ifirfr
pe'---l bl -ss- m-1 -o tispes- 90 i'.-f -fHl. 4--
r-hr st.ll te III sr E-irl --- l-A Oh i-f conner
f-.-s
=. 3. P4rc1s.s cone DAB each "a have wrspPeu hai
fts he ns- crlo -- la- have ile Tf.--l s-lllrs
of = p. TOWNSEND.
Pl1el1sl Gee. D. F.llo1 o. san Eglllng. y l., Red
due O. 8 s.sl--sl. B8stll. Dypa >ors, - ho-tl
,ecll-l- flil.iug-.l :. s Haze, Dr1Eg o. Baltimore
Dur1. Co Rica,aol1 p N. Co1en ClAri-sion W 81.
/ Co l1i Chsrtes o. Neulr.lG-ai ID suuir r-zrl-tl
A1--ys K "a baskirk, - " aArk-t 40 bruai
80 h-Nark, y J. aid uy principal DuEzsis al der-
Giants leaes-y hrogghJl -c Lail-- s-at-s, Assi 10
dee al hs CAnsass yl0 SasAkN
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xG-Ap,LY -, tXGIH ,sIps = TO ~ Ta ~
pubiir GonpeDantes, or.

rr' IL IL desirable IN all cases "hefS s'cpuh'"sN'
are required f0r large funeral professions that notice
given the Csnsin ft'- boot ore day preylou. Tvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10
SIOO RfwAnp-rHE NEW YORK, Albany.

600 REWAEDrrHE NEW YORK, Albany.
- wv aud Buffalo Telegraph Company will pay
ward oe to any person who shall give info maon
shall lead the conviction OF individual the
following law, for wuily mturipg III. Telegraph Line
Property. Il. b. FAXTUN Freiideut
Urea, Oct. 9Th, 1876.
An Act to facilitate the construction Of Monss Electro
Magne ic Telegraph Passed ,iay Is, 1841
The people Of the State OF New in Senate
and Assembly, do enact a. follows
Sec THE OF the Of Morsei Flee
ro Magnetic Telegraph be- and hereby authorized,
construct lines or said Telegraph from point pnt
OF the waters within the lim Of this
erection OF pots piers butnen for
Of the same Provided that the shall not
stance be no construced uousy
rupt the navigation Of such and provided
the private rights OF vIduas sha be
by The provisions Of this shall this sntnorize
Construction OF bridge other similar erection across
Of The Of this Any psrsoa or per-
who ,haii knosIngiy vifuily molea de
Of the ,sd ne the materials properly pet
taiping thereto shall conricton thereof be deer med
guilty Of misdemeanor and he punished by mpr
.osmen o, both at the discretion Of the Court whch shs
have and take cognik nice thereof
gee The Legislature may a any time alter, Iodfy
Keepers or owners Of Junk SHOPS .nd sli Other
requested TO notice at the Telegpph On, Pests
Buldng corner Of Hanover street Eiehsnge Place or
sale &. LIVINGSTON, EecretAry,
NEw YoRK, March, 1871. No. 10 Wall street
lmr
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arietles.

THE GALLANT DEAp.-Tbc remains or Captains VIII
lams and Field their way to Buffalo escorted by
the Burgesses Corps Of Albany
The operatives the Pfovid- and Worcester rail
road have retui ned TO work
a jewery store in Providence was broken open last
Sunday night and about $500 worth of property stolen
among which were four gold watches.
mail rider between Augusta and Csrnes yille Geor-
ga arrested at the former place Sunday by the
post once agent tho charge Of robbing the mall bag
Of 800 In money and check the Bank Of Augusta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-10
NEW ORLEANS, March l, lS47.
The European Ncrs-bteaigenee from the GM.f-
The Markets.


The Markets.
The news per steamer Cambria arrived this
morning in the mail, and from its unfavorabis
character has had the effect of completely check
ing business. No letters came through, and MGR
chants are consequently afraid to operate, if dis
posed TO do so. UP to the present hour, literally
nothing has been done either in cotton, corn or
-four, and the sales OF the day will be very trifiing,
us holders generally will not submit to a decline.
until they are better posted up than at present,
and purchasers will not purchase except at pre-
sent rates.
There is some little news from Tampico and
the Brazos in this mornings papers, which you
will get by telegraph the day before this reaches
you.
The weather is delightful to-day, warm and
pleasant. There is no news afoat which wsuld
he likely 10 interest your readers. The escape Of
Francis ID. Newconbe, late U. s. surveyor gene
raj from the State of Louisiaus, from the city PR
son on Saturday night, is creating quite stir and
talk, and unusual activity on the part OF the
police, who anxious 10 pocket the reward Of
Sl5OO, offered for his apprehension. 1t is boldly
asserted that he made use Of a golden key 10 es-
cape. trust he will be caught You're, &c. D.
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HEADQUARTERS OF TINE ARMY,
NEWS FROM TAMPIco.

hended that many grave offences not provided for in the
e H., rules ana articles for the
sd April TO- 1906 may be again committed by or upon
individuals of those armies Mexico, pending the ex
by nude to atrocities many OF which, il committed
within the United setes or their organized territories
ordinary or civil courts of the land
. Assassination, murder malicious stabbng or MAIN
ing rape msl,cOu: assault and battery robbery, theft
religious edifces and fixtures, and the destruction ex
cept by order of superior officer, of public priv
. The good of the service the honor of the United
States, and the interests Of humanity imperiously de-
mand that every crime enumerated above should be
verely punished.
l But the written code. as above, commonly called
the rules and articles OF war, provides for the punish
net OF not ono OF those crimes, even when committed
by individuals of the army upon the persons PROPERTY
Of oner individuals of tie except in the very
sucied case of the OH OF those articles for like
oursges. committed by the Same individuals, upon the
PERSONS or property Of hostile country, except very
code Is absolutely silent TO all injuries which may
be inflicted upon individuals Of the army, their pro.
pery against tho laws OF war; by individuals Of hos.
tile country.
1t is evident that the 9th article Independent Of any
reference TO tie restriction the s7th wholly nugato
W N reaching any one OF those high crimes.
D. For all the offences therefore, enumerated in the
second paragraph above, which may be committed
audSsd,mn oy or upon the army supplemental code
2 That witten code is Martial Law as an addition
70 me written military code, prescribed by Congress in
VI Wal dnu winch unWTltten code
s armies ~ hostile countries forced to ado tho,
only III their own safety but for the protection of the I'M
msnung innaoians and their properly, about the
OF msry operations against injuries contrary to
O. From the same supreme necessity, martial law is
hereby declared supplemental code in and sboui
camps posts and hospitals which may DO occupied by
any part OF me forces Of the United States in Mexico
and Ia and about all columns escorts convoys Gu ards
ana OF the said forces while Engaged 10 pro-
lie e o ''iu iePuo'
D Accordingly, every crime enumerated in paragraph
70 y %n.thsr csmmii.d-L BY an inhabitani Of Mexi.
h''yu'er or udvtIier therein UPON the person or
.a'Ati vs ioio" CT 81 the same by any Individual
we ssi ioict retainer or follower Vi the same upon
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-25

TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES X. POLK, President oil
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices the State OF Missouri the peri
DDS hereinafter designated, to wit;
At the land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the seventeenth day of January next for the dis
posa of the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships and part Of a township, viz; -
North of the base line and oest the ~ principal meridian
Townships twenty five, twenty SIX, tweny-seven, and
twenty-eight, Of range sixteen.
Townships twenty-five, twcnty-six and thity-our, of
Township rventy-four, of range eighteen.
The fractions of sections and four west White
iper of township twenty two, and townships twenty three
and twenty-four, of range nineteen.
The fraction township twenty-five, of White ,iper,
and townships wentythree twenty-five, and tweny-six,
Townships twenty-five and twenty ive of range twenty
one.
Township twenty-five, of range twenty-four.
1.-THE land Office at CLINTON, commencing on Monday,
the public lands within the aforementioned townships viz
North Of the base line and Of the h principal meridian.
Township hirty-cight, of range thirteen.
Townships try-tve, thirty-six, and thry-seven, of
range seventeen.
At the land office at PLATTSBURG, commencing on
Monday, the thiIrst day OF January next for the dsPo
fractional townships, viz;
North the base line and pst of the h principal meridian
Fractional township sixty, and the half of township
sixty one, of range thirty .nine.
Fractional township sixty, and townships sixyve and
Al the land office at JACKSON commencing on Monday.
the seventeenth day January next for disposal of
public lands within the following townships and parts Of
townships, Wis
North Of the base line and of the fifth principal meridian
Township twenty seven, of range eight
Sections one, two eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
three twenty FOUR twenty five, tweny-six thirty
five thry-sx, township twenty four, and sections
one to eleven twelve, thirteen, fourieen ieen enty
twenty three, tweny-four twenty twenysx the
fraction of section twenty OF Fish Lake"
tons hiryhve and thirty six, in township twenty-five, of
The east hsve. of sections three ten fifteen Twenty-Five
twenty and thrtyour, and fractional section four
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

t- HEADQUARTERS THE MARINE CoRps,
QUARTERMAsrERs OFFICE, Washington, Oct. ii, I847.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ until 10 o'clock, Monday the 10Th day Novenl-
Der next for furnishing ratons the United States marines
at the following stations, for the year 1913, viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, (near Norfolk,) Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District of Columbia.
Each ration consist of pound and quarter of fresh
beef, three quarters OF pound of pork eighteen
OF bread superfne four the option of the gov
eminent; and at the of six pounds of good coffee,
twelve pounds of the best New Orleans sugar. eight quarts
of SALT four pounds good hard brown SOAP and one and
half pounds of good hard dipped allow candles, each
hundred Tations
The beef required shall be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer of each station, either in bulk by the
single ration and shall consist of the best and choice
portions of the carcass; the pork be No prime
pork and the groceries of the best quality Of the kinds
named subject to inspection
No bid win be entertained unless accompanied by the
of surees (of known responsibility for the
faithful performance OF the contract.
To be endorsed Proposals for ratons for l84S"
AUG A. NICHOLSON,
Quartermaster Marine Corps.
The North American and Pennsylvania, Philadelphia !;
Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire; Boston Post and
Boston Times, Boston; New FORK Herald, New York Eve
ming Post and New York Courier and Enquirer, New York
Baltimore Republican and Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Nor
folk Herald Norfolk Beacon, and New Era, Norfolk Rich
mond Enquirer and Richmond Wing Richmond Aexan-
win give the above three insertions each per week, and
send the account panied by printed copy of the
advertisement, to this office for payment
Octl4-3tawtl5Nov
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Law school Of tho College OF view jersey.
Aug l9--2aw1N

THE Law School of the College of New Jersey will be
18th day of August, 1871 handsome and commodious
building, designed for the library and lecture has just
been prected The professors the Hon. Joseph c. Horn
blower late chief Justice Of the supreme Of New Jer-
sey, and James s. Green and Richard s. Field esqrs, OF
Princeton.
The object of The institution provide ample course
of legal instruction for gentlemen designed for the bar
any Of the United States This win embrace the
various branches of public and constitutional law, equity
and law together with such instruction in the e-
gal Jurisprudence of particular States occasion
quire.
Instruction win be given by means of recitatons
nations lectures and the preparation OF legal forms and
in Which Questions oiaw VIII be discussed by students ap
pointed for that purpose, and opinions delivered by one OF
the professors
The of studies is so arranged as to be completed
In three years. and the students will be divided into classes
according to their proficiency; but, generally speaking
student will be at liberty join or OF the classes,
and pursue such branches OF study he may select
pondng with the sessions of the coegehe first beginning
SIX weeks from the last Wednesday in June and ending in
nineteen weeks, the week before Christmashe second
beginning six weeks after the close OF the first and ending
in twenty-one weeks or the last Wednesday in june
No examination is required for admission, but every
dent is expected to produce testimonials of good moral
character The fees 500 session, to be paid in adj
for which sum, and without any additional CHARGE
students will have the OF textbooks and of the law and
college libraries, and will also be permitted TO attend the
college chapel and the lectures of the professors of the col
lege Good board can be had in Prnceon its vicinity
for from $2 to SO per week.
All students who have pursued their studies in the law
daon of the law faculty. the degree Of bachelor of laws
But if they have already been admitted TO the bar, they
will be entitled such degree alter pursuing their stdie
for one year.
All applications for admission, and communications
touching the law school, may I've made James s. Green
Richard S. Field of Princeton.
The introductory lecture will be delivered by the Hon.
Joseph g. Homblower, on Thursday, tho 10Th inst
PRINCETON. August l3-law6m
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THE UNION.


teen, all the west bank Of Lake Nseorag IN io@ns1P
enty three and the east halves OF sections thee len III
teen twentwo twentyseven and thiriy-iour, West oil
said lake, in township tweny-iour, Of range ten
Township twenty-five, OF range eleven .
At the and office at PALMYRA, commencing on mon
day the twenty fourth day of January next ioI me apo
sal of the public lands within the aforementioned iac-
tonal township to wit;
North of the base line and est Of the nm f"'"epal me
riddn.
Fractional township xyseven, Except the west hall Of
the southwest quarter OF section twenty the west hall
of the southeast quarter and the west half of the southwest
quarter section wentynne and the west half Of the
quarter and the west half of the northwest quar-
ter OF section hirty-two, of range ten
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
nv or other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days
appointed and proceed in the order In which they
advertised, with all convenient despatch, until the
whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed
But no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry any the lands will be admitted until
after the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington inns
eleventh day OF October, ammo Domni one thousand eight
hundred and forty-seven. - - 49,.
BY the President JAMES n. POLh.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.