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ty days, and to consider him gentleman for the
same length Of time.

ty days, and to consider him gentleman for the
same length Of time.
Ambassador Shannon differed with both the GEN
tlemen 1t was not the province of the court To
pass sentence of death sentence OF impossbi,y.
IL would be death to stop SCOTS ink and An impos-
sibty to consider Ficklin gentleman even for 2
single moment, far less for thirty days. The most
cruel punishment he could think of (and they were
sa'amanders 1t they could stand it and Ere) was that
they should read Seignor Rejons dispatches add
dressed to himself and imagine them addressed to
themselves, every morning for thirty days; the
Hon. member said IN conclusion that he had himself
been skinned, literally flayed alive i'm much less
time than that. AT this stage OF proceeding the
Judge Advocate read the following note, which he
stated had just been handed in:
Seignors: Although not a member of yo,,r hon
orabe body, respectfully beg leave to sueyest to
the Court, that the most efficient punishmen, tv,
The prisoners would DO to condemn each Of them to
write book.
With high consideration, Sc, Sc,
WADDY.
The court summed up but being SO distracted in
opinion that they could not agree, finally concluded
to refer the whole matter 10 the Judge Advocate
and Senior Atocha, who found as follows:
Scott not guilty of disobeying orders, having been
sent out expressly to head Taylor, who havinp AL
ready dsobeyed the Duck river mandate at BTena
Vista, forced Scott To kick Santa Anna down Cern
Gordo to keep even with him, for which they re-
commend that Congress shall present him with
massive silver ladle, with the representation of the
national eagle perched ON the rim, with beak full
Of maccaroni.
Taylor gully of the charge and guilty of the
specification. The offence beng one of grave i'm
porance, they sentence him to keep as inactive as
possible during the balance of the war, and at the
end OF It, 10 relieve the of Duck river from the
cares and responsibilities of his present dangerous
station BY order,
ALMONTE,
Judge Advocate
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PFomIsE.-A promise should be given with
caution, and kept with care. 4 promise should be
made by the heart and remembered by the head
A promise is the offspring OF intention, and should
be nurured by recollection. A promise and IFS per
tormance should, like the scales Of 81 true balance
always present a mutual adjustment A promise
delayed is Justice deferred. A promise neglected
is an qntruth told. promise attended to is debt
settled 80 "0"'
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which our neIghbor did not overhear; or perhaps,
overhear'ng has least discreetly" into the shade.
AT least. he had an interview with real he
rome, when, perhaps, otherwise, he would have
been coming the pages Of some miserable novel in
chase OF an Imaginary one. BE that as it may, we
must protest against any comparison between the
harsh, ungrateu sound Of the printers devil "call
ing for copy" and tho feminine tenderness with
which the lady whispered ''what lovely lace"
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EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.

Scientific and Literary Course, per Scs.
sion OF i've months, from $l2 TO Sl5
Latin and Greek, either or both, TO-
French, TO-
IL two or all the above languages are ia
ken, the whole charge for them is Is
In no instance, however, is a charge of
more than $S25 Session made for any
selection, or all tie abOue named branch
together.
Former pupils may join any single class
in the Scientific and Literary course for
S5 per Session, and in this she will
be required 10 submit written compost
tions with the class monthly.
Incidcntals for Rents, so cents.
The pupil is liable other charge ex-
ccpl IN the Music DEPARTMENT.. For
Lessons Piano Forte and in vocal mI-
sic, with of Piano, 500
Lessons on Guitar, if added to Piano, $40
If alone, $40.
Drawing and Painting, TO-
BOARDING
Boarding in respectable and gcnteeI families can be
procured for from SIS to s 10 per month.
PAYMENTS.
The bills for tuition payable in advance or at the
close of the Session settled by bond bearing interest
from the commencement Of the Session.
August IS, 1917.
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR.
BY BENTON HARPER.
L T. Z nj S

ort- The "SPECTATOR'' is published once a
.ceek, a, Too Dollars year, u paid ddrance, or
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents u delayed beyond The
erpirafion Of the gear. No subscription ,cI be dis
contn"ed 6ut at the option the Editor, until all ar
redrcages are paid.
o. Al Communications to the Editor by mail mast
De postpaid, or they ,ciii not be attended to.
o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of thirteen lines Cor
tess) inserted three times for dollar and t,renty
foe cents for each subsequent continuance Larger
advertisements in the me proportion. II liberal DIS
count made to advertisers by the year.
Mr.. v. Il. PALMER, American Newspaper and Ad-
vcrtisng the cities OF Baltimore, phia
New York. and Boston, has been appointed Agent for
receiving and forwarding subscriptions and
,ncnts this paper his Offices nthosc cities rcspec
lively, viz:
BALTIMORE, Southeast corner Of Baltimore and Cal
vert Streets.
PHiLAUELPHIA, No. SO Pine Street.
New YoRK, No. 30 Ann Street.
BosroN, No. Ii State Street.
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Il A | l. O r / N G..
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS.

rINHE Undersigned bcgs leave to inform his
u aud the public generally that lac has employed
Mr.. James Olear, Gan experienced and competent
hand in the art of Cutting, &c,) recently from the
Eastern Cities, the foreman of his shop, aud of
the best workmcn TO aid him. Having recently recci
we'd all the
LATEST FASHIONS
from New York and Philadelphia, he is now prepared
to execute all work in his line the super
style aud at the shortest notice.
Mr.. Rear's merits in his line Of business not
surpassed. The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
shop aud made every other to continue his
business ON more enlarged and much improved scale
patronage of his friends and generous public and
respectfully solicits continuance Of the Per-
respectfully invited 10 call and examine his
work and Fashions specimens OF which always
hand one door West of VIM. Ky les, Esq, Main ST.,
opposite the Post Office.
ID. w ARNOLD.
Staunton, May l, IS47
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

Vy>fiE subscriber is anxious to purchase large
u number of NEGROES Of both seXes-sound
and likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose of
will find 1t to their interest TO give him call be-
fore selling. He will pay the very highest prices.
ED Letters addressed to me at this place will
be promptly attended to.
JOHN MOORE, Jr.
MAY 49, 1S47-tf
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FACTS ~ WHEAT CULTURE.-Mr. Noble, Of
Delaware, has tried the relative advantages OF
planting wheat in drills, nine inches apart, and
sowing it broadcast in the usual way. The soil
and treatment in other respects We're precisely a
like. The result was 81 bushels on the sown land
and ~ on the drilled
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Notice Ia the Public.

Until the completion of the Virginia Hotel,
~ which is now being erected on the site of the
Washington Hotel, the undersigned will accommo-
ate their friends and the public generally al the
Bell Tavern. They believe their arrangements
will be such as TO give comfort and satisfaction to
those who may call.
WILLIAM III. CARRIER,
MICHAEL G.. HARTMAN.
Staunton April 20, 1917
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LATEST FASHIONS
CHEAP TUGNTGW&H.
a. D. CHANDLER

"A. y. CE1xANOAIEE
- EGS leave to inform his friends and the public
- generally, that he has now on hand the largest
and best selected stock of Furniture he has ever of
fered in this market, and which he offers at lower
prices than heretofore for CASH, country produce or
good paper Call and examine.
o. Wanted in exchange for furniture, several
Good Horses. A. ID. G..
Stanton, April 6, IS47.
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$4,000

Nv jFasE7 LOTTERY. Class %. draws
At Jersey CITY, JunelG, 1847. IS nun
bar5, - drawn ballots.
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:g0.NssA.

AieSaadri9ia Lottery, claaJ % draws Al
Alexandria J0ne II. IGsf; &C numbers
q drawn Initiate
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-~I = TV
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Tickets | dolls; acertifsate off2 whole
tickctswIil be sent for 100 dollars, shares
u --..--r..nr.
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do G.ooo u do I.aoo
Tickets 5 dollars; Il certificate of -
whole feHee will be sent Tor . dollars.
Saat~, - proportion.
$500
lt~0eorca'ia Lottery. C.as5 3, dtaN5
ieHe le. l847.= - numbers. - drawn
bal.-ts.
pcize Of 9oo0 / prize .. 1869
d. 3.oo0 do LEO
d 1,7.o , 10 loo
T.lb-ts = dollars; 4 certificate d Is
uhoie tickets will COS: &c do.iar5. SAA.es
: q
#iexaadri9ia Lottery. claa5 30 dfavs Al
Alexandra June II, lGsf; &C numbers
- drawn ballots.
tprizs # 900 / prize Of 500
I do 10000 90 2, 90
do 6.0o0 10 do 1000
Tickets l dolls; u certifsate off2 whole
ticketswlil be sent for 100 dollars, shares
IA proportion.
10000
.----- 1900 r
- - 80 Lo.1lSt o,.,3 ~, @fa"8
a. 'e65z8 lily, Juasio' l0+|. 70 mum
9sI5, - afs9a 92il9tS'
! g-.z5 ~ - y 9'!ze q o4is9.
40 6Oou ~ % 1000
DO 80 Dc 35o
ii1t5.s ooItaiai q cefIIHafe q -
t.J'5 t@'lse VII DC sem 4"f ~ dDl40ta.
Shares II proportion.
e. 4 = 4 3 3
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.



Psckstsbip 81 Eicoss. Everlelgh, from Hsvre, July
49, ndse 20 Boyd Hincken. July 80 ist 80 Ions o.
saw large mssted schooner showing frenen GU
ore had the appearance of steamer unoei ~ ~ 80.
Am iost lat az So long Al spoke brig Thets OF ana from
Yarmouth Ms for Bristol ls de OUT lOfh on the BANKS
ss bg Josephine OF Granville At snchori lin passed
b.rk Samuel Hammond Of end I'm 81 John, fb, oouno
w saw schrs Nsvsrino OF Kingston James %sly
orsb OF Plymosth weeks out llOOO hsh l2tn spoke
bris Progress OF Granville, at anchor, out months
2IOO hsh lsth lat - a. long ~ 80 spoke scnr wal
den OF and from Provipcetown
Ship Sullivan Waite, do I'm Cherleston co'toh' @oi
10 Geo Buckley.
BARK Mendoza (of BOSTON, 20 de fin Liverpool. mtse
TO master lt inst lat a 80 long 4O passed tne wreck
of brig Lucy of EOresns water logged and abandoned
rnass bul earks and bOwsprt eooe-hppesreo 70 nsVe
been in that situation long time sh' lat 80 40 long
a. passed an American ship with w U 10 s~alo" tAi
bursee; same time saw ship Creole hence Tor Liver
pool. steering r. l9tb, pssse ships lowermas' WIN
yard attsched.
Big Lswrence Copeland Matthew's. l6 DIS I'm Apaa
ehicoa with cotton, To master.
Brig Damascus West Is de I'm Mobile couon' 10
Badger. Peck a. co. 49,. .
MISTER. 800 o-,,uo.o.,
Bng George Washington Coggins, DIS I'm Bridgeport
In ballast. 20 uIastrr 49,
Sch, Chsreston Rowland. Q de I'm Beaufort NC nav
al stores. o. WariDg s. son.
scbr Mary Elizabeth, Let's, De fan James Rverwooo'
20 master. ,, vc
schr Independence Jones. de fun washington NJ
naval stores 70 Bryant Maitsnd.
sshr sarah Ann Roe, Johnson, de fm Bsiumore'
rndse 10 Mailer Lord. 49,,
schr Ro. seamsn 4 Dc I'm Baltimore. mdse, to Mall
lcF Lord. No.. IL, .,
Dayton 4 Sprsgue AZ -,
schr Pauline Fields ds I'm Washington, NC naval
stores. To : l. Mitchell.
Schr Josephine, Page, de ffn BALTIMORE coal 10 JUN
son a Iowdsn
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Corporation Notires.
VHIRD DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE


THiHD DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE, Essex
s-All persons Interested IN, or claiming property
naming Ia said Police Once tho fsl Monday OF Jznu-
Ay Sf7 hereby notified 10 make proof OF ownership
Of ,ad property said Police Office ON before w ed
netdsy The sth dag OF August a7, all said property
which shall be unclaimed said day will be sold al pub
lie suction, Thursday the lsIh August 1897 al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. 81 c. Chsmbsrl9in'f suclioneer, Sprucest
Said property consists OF watches lot OF rope pigs Of
lron pig. OF lead, shoes &c By direction OF the haxs
uaies OF Third District Police.
~ s~os EDWIN '. COREY. Clark.
DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Il Recommendations IL hereby given. 10 the rea-
lives snd u kin Of RICHARD CORBiTT, native Of
Ireland late passen board ship Liverpool deceased
and 10 alleged 10 have died ntsslse the efec
Of the said ne.sie 10 The hands Of the Public Admnsra
tor will be administered and disposed Of him according
TO law unless he same be claimed by lawful exeeu.
tor administrator OF the deceased by the 10Th day Of
ssptsn Der nexs-Dsled Nsw-York, August 10, I8f7.
aai0 la~i~ JAMESS- THAYER. Pubic Administrator.
ITO BIiLDEKs-sealedp proposals Will be received
Al the ofhce Of the Superintendent Of Buildings No. 10
zabeh street until Thursday, TIE 18th day Of August al
O'clock Z. VI. FOR bai.dinx Engine House 10 Nine
teenlh street, Egbth-svenue Plans and specibcs
tons Of the work may be seen on application TO
JOB l. BLACK, Superintendent Of Buildings
Ofee suPt Of Buildings, Aug IL, 1871. snls
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Grhpnls.


UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOoi.rrs re- 80 r.
" A OHNSON, R.cior-The Instruction IN me CLAss'
cat and MsrHsM.TicaL department viii coninne De IN
suing year und-r the direction If Mr. George = tehe.
formerly ~ thu Boston La School, hcsdmasier asss
"a ~ No Wm Mc0eorSe late OF the Ponghkee eve iusu
lute Teach ~ the Css.ics and Prot Grand lnsruc
i0r 10 ch Toe quarter begins on ne hfs Mon
day a. September Trrms SIS per quarter. APP ieelpn
nc,,s ~,rg love- a,or snl7 II
NIKCuANIC.,sO, IRTY sCH0OL.-rhs pop
Nlua ln.utauOn, silus ed 47l Broadway, VIII be re-
opened on Monday he S0lh OF August Application ior
the admission OF pupils may be made IL Professor u IL
Cooks Principal OF The Male Department To Miss NHy
Y B-sn Principal OF the Young Lafies Department or
10 any Of the following gentlemen, who compose The
School Committee
Henry T. Iassls, Jas Van Norden Arson Baker;
Th0mss G. Char James Morris, william " oisn)'
dsvoyre 1T v Maxwell, George Eudicou.
LYMAN Cobb Francis ?. schoas. JohnP Moore.
Linus " stevens George Msher,
LYMAN GOSH, Secretary ofSchool COMMITTEE
n5.v, y,sl inio ~ lga7 Aul2 ISL
OUY-IOGSOMY.-Dr w. REDFlELp viii I'm
u part hts discoveries IN PHYslO0NOMl 10 those de-
eirous OF leaning Ihsm and will give chsrs and delinea
tons OF character according Ia this science nj his resi-
denc. 10 Psrk Plsca For course OF IL lessons 10
ra.s OF ~ parsons :, each, for delneaiion Win
ch.u a. and from to dollars for written deneauon
Vtsl,.rs r~ceived from 10 A. to6P iNSi I'm
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farms for Sale.
rNTRy SEATS. FARMS AND LOTS,

4 COUNTRY SEATS, fAhh 10 AN ASA -
NEARPRiNcgToN. NEw-JsRsEY.
M THE SUBSCRIBER has for sale cheap, seve- q
Ia raj very pleasant healthy and desirable country Il
~ seats farms, town lots, houses and other vsius-
be properly Ia ard the beautiful and healthy borough
OF Princeton situated within less man lnree nOuis
ride OF either Phlsdelphis NewY0rt-three lines
day by Railroads. cheap freight and market ine every
mOrning-lumher wood lime, ccal, pay, orcks, stVne,
manure and other heavy srces senI or received oy VIC
Canal Fruit milk vegetables nc. &c. easily and quickly
Isksn 10 The city markets u Trenton, New bruns"ek
Ne,y.York or Philsdei phs-ihus having command OF
either market Only len miles from The STATE Cspal ano
county lown-son good-clay, loan, or Sandstone OF
each $50. -. ., ,,,..
near pportuniues for college ana oer COCO CO.
ucston-good socety-also, near church ana msiae'-
thus having their children under psre1b care, "he Al
college which is always very desirable They can esve
the civ al half past PM reach home 20 tea lodge break
fsst and return 10 business before ~ AN Peaches pears
other fruits in abundance. Cnesnuis. wsnuis berries &C
growing sPonianeousy. portion OF the properly " 7"
follows:
,snd-args pleasant msnso house-2eO pesch trees &C
No farm u about = 10 40 part wood-sano
and oam, with 10 TO 80 acres OF Woodland. .
No 8 farm of about 05 sores. Improvements al nc"
clay; large apple orchard and much other nun -,
No l. farm Of about IS acres, excellent huildlngs'
fepces &c with OF open woods table for park
No 3 beautiful country seat with lsrge mouse sno
few near the tOwn-improvepentsah neW-sPio1-
ala prospec-penty Of grapes and other fru-wth ten
ant and coach houses, NC. II may now De nougnI wee
cheap with or without furniture, csrrsges horses, ana
everything complete. Possession given immedisIeiy-
Terms easy.
Also other property not NAMED shove.
The farms 10 price rom $50 10 500 an acre accord
ing to size, value, bui dngs aud other improvements
For terms, description, &c. apply, postpaid, 70
T.. HORNOR. Princeton, New,Jersey
~. r. Cal and see them ano oweoo-
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SECOND BOARD.
p.ssyNoERs ARRIVED

Ia paeke shfp 81 TeA0las re. Ba0rs-bsrop Tra
and adv dsus uter and ssrvt Madame Csrosne lro
BRAND, Josephine Trobhand nooplss'aIo ss.ss
EosISr +, Csrp Mrs flste DR. Henry Plate Mr.: Mar.
S.,e, P,s,e Kelly, Capt VIM Page. and POS In the
steersse. -, 49,. III u... and
IN ,Gfp snui5aa, frsm CA0vsst0n--mrs c Logan hr'
Gute,en Mre Kosr and inisnt Mrs sten and infant
Miss ID Lesemsnn, Messrs Schuekmsn and Jas z Logan
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Books.
sEsT AND CHEAPEST.

N1IRRoR LIBRARY, No II-New Series.-The rhp-
plngs 81 Tom Pepper the Results Of RomGucingi
~ Harry Franco This popular novel which has excited
sarh interest during the progress OF he pubcsuon IN me
We-llv Mirror " IN be published this day. The local de-
scrpons the weknown characters Introduces inlo
this ssiircs dsshng philosophical romanee have ehenso
has IN OF publ cation and The cry has come
20 from all quarters, Give ~ more 81 Tom FspPtr
We now oder Il all 10 the public Those who have read II
nv piecenual will he glad To have II In book TORN whe
who hsve read II before will be glad 10 nav.
uin sny form II u published In style similar 10 1874,
81 tiny copy The price Of thai popular WORK
lxs4 I'm
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q r FIG IAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

lDvEsrIsED IN TIE rkIsrsG BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
1ls. zndN IgfA<y en0ofsa, po..
And all Advertisements mace under the orders o. In
n..tsr 3~n~rsl 10 newspsper nswspspers oi 800,
Tor In any Poo. Ooe .hs be inserted IN INC psR
or pap-rs Of the Town or place " here me vns'
nay Sc silasied kanf t< lar res eirers~ go fs4h
~ - Iy,rs Pod OHes Lam pas'ed AneA o w.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-EIsep.ioo Of d.

Nhsrem Rsilr0@d from Crotoc fslls 70 Dover sins-
Proposals for he grading, mssonry and bridging Of =
nj "a OF he NsvY0rk snd Harlem Railroad extending
from iis present terminus at Croou falls 70 Dover Plains
10 Duehess County oil be received a. ne once % ne
Engnesr n White Plans gnt lie lsl day OF scplsm Der
TIE lsre 10 now prepared for he examination Of eon.
tractors xnd proeiss snd Specifications VII be exhibited
. the Engineers o1cc
Ths coinpsny he night 70 accept or rsecs my
propossls, aaslhsr shsy nay b Ne secs o. snt
si5 ~ ALLAN CAAfek LII, Lssnses.
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ara FOR sALk-unlon Hm Esm al EOrdham. ye....

s.a FOR sALE-Union nun farm Al Fordham, West.
- chester Counly-rhis valuable properly, containing
80 acres snd well known ID the community Tor seVe
raj ycars past a. the residence Of Rev VIM Powell Is
now Fl private having been divided by udi-
Surveyor into lo one sores 10 anord pv
chasers opportunity OF erecting genteel cotsges WIN
gardens attached al sconparslvey small expense ana
not subject 10 corporation assessments -,
Tn .l !. excellent the loc alton proyerblaly healthy
and presents beautiful sites for residences 10 thoss cfcns
who sh combine retirement, economy 81 house rent
and IN. various advantages OF the country with direct
and essy the city from which Fordhem !. distant
about Il miles. The Harlem Railroad Depoi 10 wllhn
minutes OF the property. thus enabling the man OF
business repair the city without the necessity OF keep
ing horse. the 10 and fro eight times day. 81
the trifng coat 10y comnutingl Of9 cents ride.
II eight heads 81 families would unite In the pur
chase 81 tho hole. portion, OF said property, thes
might FORM within hemselves select and delightful SO
cial circle go
Persors residing the properly will find every facility
In procuring provisions for their families NJ Butchers ba'
kefs Miknisn, &c. esl regularly every morning al The
houses % their respective customers.
Maps exhibiting he property Ia lots csa be seen al ms
oac- ~ =. CAMBRhLENg. No 10 Wallst, and nj u.
EWEN'S Surveyor. No Chambers st.. 10 the care OF
either 81 whom letters may be Addressed for Rev nm
Powell. 81 Dr. VIM Bsysrd West Farm+ Jys "
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legal Nullfes

Lb3ah sSblhkp.
10y ORDER Of Hon John w. Edmonds, Judge ofthe
Dfrsi Circuit, notice Is hereby gwen, pursuant " NO
provisions Of the authorizing attachments against
abscondingi concealed, and n0n-fesiden oeDOfs a 80
attachment has issued against the estate ofJonn Andre~s
resident % belglie NewJersey and tnat Tue sane VIII
sold Tor OF h debts unless he appear snd
discharge such attachment according 20 law within nine
the Of debts due him and he delivery
aim for his Of properly belonging 70 him and
DE transfer 4 any property by him are forbidden By law
and are v0id-Daled the M day Of December $3.50
AuOneysfog AtAching Creditor
"a lsw9n s. Wal a. Ns~-foysL
DY ORDER u David N. chspn, Esquire, Supreme
ID COun Commissioner Notice Ia hereby giyen hat az
has Issued ag2ins the eslee OF Wihkn
Blake late Of Norfolk st. Lawrence County, a. nonfes
Of hs debls unless he appears within nine months from No
fret publication hereof ard discharges such attachment sc
cordng aud hat The payment Of any debts due 70
him from residents q hs STATE and the delivery 70 h or
FER Of such properly foroi5den By s~ and void
March sth is44. JAMES BROWN, Attorneys
ms sven for Attaching Creditor
An PURSUANCE Of 40 order from he Surrogate Of
he County Kfngs rOgee 10 hereby given 20 al he
creditors Of JOHN BENJAMIN, ale u ne City u
respective accounts with The proper vouchers hereof
No Al Aaides-lsns, IN be City Of Nev-Iork, or be-
f,re he 13lh Of Jsnuary is4s-Dated New York July n
lsT. FREDERICK BENJAMIN,
jyN iswen Administrator.
n PURSUANCE q a. order Of zoe Surrogate Of ne
sons nsvnz aims sgslsst THOMAS hAkTIN late u he
CITY u SsSf0rk dec -ssed 70 prese1g oe with lbs
vouchers thereof NE Subscriber his residence No 81
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