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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
sKcoND BoAkp
MARINE JOU X N A l. ,
PORT OF NEW-YORk.

Arrtvsd.-shlp rhorndike, Child, Petou Ms, II days
coal, 10 rremlet Len bsgks Odn. for Boston ready
Nathan brass, Tor Fall River do, and others before
ported The has had pilot on board days
Bark Peter pemll, fiekett, Savannah n days cotton
&e, 10 r. Demiu
Bns Arabian, (of Charleston. SCI Have. H.,.n, 81
days. sugar, eSsrs, Ae Sailed CO bns Casui.n for
Philadelphia Len ship Chrstosal Cooa Smlth NJ
York. day bxIks VIM Kennedy, Msrtin for Res,,
arrived is ut Rapid " ard, Ne~-N0Ik do do; Ioai.x
Powers Philsdelphia do do; bnss A Jones Cons ~
NewYotk 10Th, Soue, Saith. unct; Lisbon. smith ir
Newport DO, JR Dow, McAanus Tor Boston, lds Adan,
S3r.y Collins from and for New Orleans; Rival BrAsier
or CsrSenss unet schFs Brave Riddle, for Neworeans
called i7th; Excel. Kennedy I'm Baltimore, Lucy
Blake Bsnnsnt. I'm Charleston waiting height Passed,
going in schr Merchant I'm Charleston DIED, Oct 81,
Of crsmp IN the stomach, William klloy sesnsa- The
he'd the wind from the NJ 70 INV tor the last II days
sehf Regina HILL 0lmsfed, Curscso 81 days salt, 10
Foalke ScnA Lett sehr Geo Poik, Sweet OF and for
Bcson In 5dsysthe only Amerscsn vessel IN port .oth
alt. of the holsintheWs spoke brig Newlork Of and
from Thomssfon for Key Mesf.
Sckr Columbia. Knapp. Baltimore 10 dsys usdse 20
Stnrges, Chairman Co
sehr A De kossst Brewster Wilmington NC 10 DAYS.
naval stores. 20 brown 4 De kossst
Spokeu-By pilet-bost RosnsT. 9Th insf of Montauk
Swish ong Jenny, Eland I'm Stoekhoa Boston " 10
reported that the 2lst and I'D OF Oct experienced
hurricane from SE NM-lost house. bnnacle and re-
eeivsa other damage Capt ship her beam ends
snd f rsked big with her, main son. saw two
men the deek Il blowing heavy al the tine could not
spesk hcr.
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TITS SURPRISING that while in

IL IL H ~ M iuAt Nhic IN WIS ass
Ik4 ~ many Improvements have been made in moral
El-and physical science and especially In the science
Of medicine applied 10 the human that little
progress has heretofore been made 10 the art Of aevan
curing the dse1e Of that noble aud useful animal the
Horse. But
KIRKBRIDES TATTERSALLs HEAVE POWDERS
Are establishing new IN the annals Of farrery by
proving themselves b be iniabs remedy for hesyes
every variety Of cough either chronic any
Of which they are warranted 10 cure IN few days 1.-THE
POWDERS viii eradicate every ptom Of recent cold
by the Of two three doses and will prevent founder
chill when thrown into the food that the
mai AFTER hard drive. They mild their opera
uon that horse Is DOT inconyenencei by them inca
FACILITATED from usual labor the contrary they first
rate CONDITION medicine, and will improve 10 every
way the appearance add health Of the animal BY increasing
the appetite datng the pores Of the hide and BY the
RAJ action Of their tlic Alternative and dspgrays proper
ties. Price - per package ak for =. A. H. COUCH
co. wholesale and retail druggists aod dealers patent
medieass lis faton-st propretors Also for sale by
Geo W Miller 40 Broadway %, w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

10 Camelia Japoncas double, white and other choces Va
retics we Will sell few hundred u the best shi'
very cheap They Ia fine order and hrd " th Hover
buds many are oflarge % TO feet hiShl Also Roses
ia abundance LauristiuOs Daphne, hceihs, teNoiopes
Asalas Primuss, sc. for Winter flowers, hne imported
Mos and other Garden Roses Shrubs Grapevines Ahan
hn. trees. Nc Bouquets and wrcsths Of choice howeis
made 10 order NM PHELAN y SONS, Florists,
oil Iu,s Corner Of Avenue and fifth'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
en roR -NLE CnEAr, ls0 sels, ol I.ad .lla.l,a

within mics OF TUr NITIa-Vs u TVIN 10
Wolf Lake. Indiana To any person deslious OF 80
thnx IN the West. this = rare opportunity Inc Ute ae'
inx indisputahie and the property unincampeied wa
taxes For full particulars spply %
Oh Inn. n IA. JACKSON. MD. 10 ,hefD-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

% productive property IN New.York Brooklyn,
farm of about " acres, sitaaed Newburgh Bay,
three mi north Of the village.
The beauty OF the location IL exceed by any the
Hudson embracing view OF the Highlands tne BAY f9
country around The house (Which Is doable onel and
out. buildings are new and IN thorough repair
The above will be sold with or without the stock, t,m'
ps utensils Nc and possession given Immediately. The
price will be low. Apply to EDWARD X. SUTTON ioi
Pearls n y 10 the subsc rlbeI on the pfsni.s.s
y =. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No

Nassau-streetN Notice - hereby the fela-
and Of kin OF WILLIS ROOT, late Of the City
Of York, ook.bnder deceased, who Is alleged 70
have died intesate that shall apply the Surrogate u
City and County OF Sew-YOrk tor letters OF admins
raton upon the estate OF the said ntesaie the sd
Of November ten o'clock IN the foreno0n-Dated
New York, October y, l847. JAMES 5. THAYER,
OF 2awfw Public Administrator.
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Fran yerp Cruz.

From tho Union on saturday.
We have already stated that no dispatches had
been received by the steamer Alabama from Gen
SCOTS army. The only letters which we have
seen, addressed 10 Washington, are from vera
Cruz OF the 18th and goth October. The following
extracts contain everything which can be CLEANED
from their meagre contents 80 100
Evervthipg wa quiet at Mckee. At Qaeretsro. the
Government such ~ II H. was getting moro pscihc -
seno Pens Pehs had ordered General Santa Anna osck
for trial but whether he would 60 is very uncertain
His troops which hs brought PueOa and those under
Alvarez aud Rec who Joined him NJ they heard
IN At General Lane marching deserted him by
companies He was at our last dstss. At San Andres
Other important information has reached US that senior
Cueyas former minister, had been called into the cab
met His reply was II the negotiations are openeo
will Join you; otherwise, cannot and 30 be has &C
eepted That 10 the last Information we nave H. A. we
are assured they are more inclined Tor peace the rein
forcements going up which viii amount 10 A. msDy
troops a. General scott has in the City OF Mexico, Will
hurry the desire to negotiate before IL 10 100 late Or
In fact before their nationality 10 lost altogether
Gen. Patterson will move up 10 All this week Gen
Lane will fad difficulty 10 reaching Puoba, and Co"
VKRA CRUZ October 20. leiI
I had the honor ~ address you ON the leth, ana Al
though tho extra of days Genius 81 Lt0ufy gives
intelligence from above which does not ook 30 pscne'
nevertheless believe Pens y Pens aud others OF his
stamp will induce the Congress TO make peace ano as
regards Paredes the he works Tor hs party ihe
nearer VIC TO negotiation.
All around the City of Mexico there is large peace
pstty and have reason TO believe there are many OF
The most respectable citizens In Vera Cruz Jaapa ana
Puebs who ardently wishing Tor peace-or rather lhs,
they could be- assured that the stare and stripes would
float over their and their chidren's hesds
DEPARTURE OF MIssIOsARIEs-A number OF
mission rss--consstins of Rev. Caleb Baldwin and
vile of Bloomdeld N J. Rev Senecs Cummings and
wife of New Hampshire. and Rev. William L. Richards
of Brooklyn (son OF Mr.. Richards of the Sandwich
issnds)ae about embark for Chins from this port
l hiladnlnhlA IL s. GaZetto
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nRARME nR sALE.-A form eanlalni.s ..s .el..

90 of land OF the beet quality about % acres ~ which
- woodland, the balance praire. IL Is besnufeiiY 81
uafed on Rock River, Illinois, between nixon ana nino
one On the premises Orcs house, Darn ana oihei
outbudiurs 10 will be sold low or eAchAn-eo TOT po
"es s5 s' hfFrL' RRofHFRN co fsg Nlham.st
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CYRUS W. FIELD & CO.

COMMISSION fAPEk WAREHOUSE,
No Burling-slip Ns~York
Tie Higl>It Market Price Pad IN Cash, for
Rags. Grass Rope, Rope Cuttings,
Cznvas, Tzrred Rope, Cotton W sste,
BazHrg, Hemp Rope Gunny begznz.
And al other kinds Of paper makers stock AZ their Rag
Wsr-house IA Platr-st Se..York ukZW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
rONsUupTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.

tfOr sik years have suffered with these awful disea-
and from my heart feel for all similarly ahSted.
and beg of them 10 try Dr. Tayors Basan OF Lyerwort
his medicine cured when could not move in bed,
aud not expected 10 live week. Prepared genuine
only, al IS Beckmanst formerly S75 Bo~ery.
tsfg -, UarKa ia siss.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
Weekly Repert Of DenIhs

In ns GUY and County Of New Yort, (ros' tie sofa day Of
October 10 the STA day Of November, lsfI
Man a3-Womep 6g-Boys 10 Girls a. Total, 2sS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
ARMY.

,Hsw.in.NaIE dErSI Mcdowell, CAPT DI
Howe. Ii John. 2 lMcNulty, James u
lKeszs. William Roland. Capt +
lKipgsbury. Ii c 7 Stevenson. CaptC l.
Little. Cart ia. slethane. Baptist
lLully. 1t Alfred ,Tompkins. Capt
lMorsny. Scrgt Jas Tmpin, 1t J II
: Potter. II Josephh Noodman,C Cap Stn
'McCahe Mai Geo A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

-, FOR -AIE-A Farm IN Dutchess County For
SS private sale until the 1T " November or not then
-- disposed OF. will be put up a. public aneton on
Thursday. Nov it-stuated 4 miles from The village Of
On the prens good farm house, car
ase house large and c0mmod0us barns stables, COW
sheds Stables nearly new and very well arranged Inc
farm has creek running through portion Of No. Ihs
land Is well adapted either grain grass There T.
site tor buildinss residence unequaed m tho county,
a WOW for nearly twenty miles m cifcuie
ence said farm Is belongug 10 the estate ei los
Brewster deceased and Is 10 be sold 10 maze sei,emen'
" ith tho hcifs For farther particulars inquire Of
WliLpT OLIVER. Poashseersie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

~OO quality, Just landed and landing per the Far
West and John g. Ccster.
The subscribers are constantly receiving this bleaching
powder fresh from the manufacturer Who guarantees ne
quality 70 be equal 70 any imported into the United
sates and they offer the % the trade and customers
on liberal tsrms CYRUS w. FIELD co.
Importers 81 ri s.ching Powder Wire Cloth, fsns &c
NJ Nv sBurhng-sip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALVESTON.
I'HE UNDERSIGNED will attend 10 the Collection Of
Notes and Accounts ia the State Of Texas, efectng
Sales of Real Estate the Purchase Of Produce, Receiving
and Forwarding " Merchandise, and Of General Com
mission Business GEORGE BUTLER.
REFEzgNcEs ~ SEW-YoRk-
Moses 7 syor Esq Hon wv Edmonds Walter B Town
T. X Collins, Esq W Langley ! CO seed Co
Allen L Paxson, F5h Lathrop, Wisners 4 Gale
Wstmofe 4 Co o Dudley Co Fsiie K Co
Hsydock Coriss Putnam, Esd X ~ Trpps,
Co. Jas Lc1efs 70 Wnlts 4 brintnal
At Ptn--st. Neg-i0rk Ifns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

r. rround stuAfed on the north east corner 81 second
NJ avenue and Twenty second-,t being a3 feet inches
on second avenue nv loJ feet Twenty second - WI
be .ad az bargain for cash For particulars spPN 70
- o,v Rfoadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
A THE LARGEST

II "A THE LARGEST assortment Of
rs II Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses and Feathers
NXzJ3E1tks ever offered, for sale
N WILLARD5 Wa;erooms
80 Chatham corner Mulberry.
The attention VI housekeepers and others 10 particularly
called 70 Wellss patent night and left Bedstesd
which drew the premium at the late FAIR Of the American
Institute Old Beds renovated Cots wholesale and retail
n M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

vine stockholders Of the NEWTON and Rne Railroad
Company are hereby notified that instsiment Of ten
dollars per share on all shares which the payments
hsretoiore made DO net exceed yfye dollars required
g ee pad a. the once Of the Company, - "sst on or
before the seventeenth l7thl day Of November next
By order Of the Board 81 the Directors.
ol2 mi NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
COTTON MANUFACTURERS

rJHE SUBSCRIBER manufactures every de.cr ptio- Of
copper, sheet iron AID TN work for actores Cotton
cans cylinders, male drums, cap boxes &c. &c made 10
the best manner.
Orders By mail solicited WIN q. DREAMER
2aNIr- Uerhv (orn
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No

Il Naslan-stfeet.N0ce q hereby gven, % ths rea-
tives aud next Of kin " CHARLES ALBERT DE- LA
MARIE native Of France deceased and who Is alleged
10 have died ntestae that shall apply the Surrogate
Of the County Of NswYork for letters Of adm nitraon
upon the estate OF the said ntestae, the th day Of
November next, al ten o'clock Ia the forenoOn.Daed
New-Iork, October ID, l8i7 JAMES 5. THAYER,
Id 2a,Y4S Puhlle Adminfsfr.for
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nunR. TX
ROBERT NORRIS p. NJ.
PRI>TE Rs.

THE Citizen Hastings on Con-
I American Mega SUMPTION
zine \ Register Amer LltefaTyMag
American Flora Editor Magazine
Family Guardian Amer buisnaiter
lEditoTAdveut Har. Pub Plume Poplar
hinzer Magazine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

German Tribune
Publisher Of The
Cry
Editor Of Ladies
Companion
Com 4 Daily Ad
FeTtiseT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

6{f Nh VI T'N y III y "''''7DI.I" ~ v ~"
- ~ acres, under high state OF cultivation good
double house, excellent cellar under the whole
barns and other necessary outbudings excellent we
the door, and csie OF % hhds, with forcing
pump sc bathing groom with hot and cold water 10 the
second story
The situation Is high aud very healthy. The house 10
surrounded BY wellgrOwn ornamental forest tees and
shrubbey fruit trees In great variety aud abundance IN
GLIDING large appe0 orchard Of grated fruit pears,
peaches cherries pums, &c. large garden well stocked
with small fruits hundred Isabella grape vines IN full
bearing wire treis
The place Is very nice one and every way des able
IL IS less than miles from the Railroad Depot Al Rah
way ~ J. from which place the leave eight times
day for r. York making the tip 10 jersey City In hour
The stock tools and farming utensils all be had with
the place, and mmsdaf possession csn be gwen.
Apply 10 JOSEPH ID. SHOTWELL on the premise,
10 HENRY r. SiOTWELL. Al Railway, or to
n6 lmeod ALLEN 4 MEYNEN ~ Broad Il y y
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REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

a. THE SUBSCRIBERS will isn- irom one d b.,
~ sod other bniiSns. connected thcfs~th .its.iss
Mlsiie, m tho town u Bscssfone, sid oifccJ ths
Providence add Worcester Railroad.
Sad mail and machinery rev, having Teen ~ cr-f.
ton bat year. In the mill row 10 opcfaiion AZ
twelve scts Of cards and about eighty cashmere ie1u
eaiion quality o. machinery and rcfmsneacy uf 49,
power he best esAb,hli-nt Or makrg p.in alt rae,
csssiuelcs IN this conufy The wafer power wafrtut.e
never ial Ans reasonable alteration Which Ne esss
may desire. vii BE- made
The subscribers will sl-o lease SANE conditions az
uith warranty " ~a'-rlo~ef ear " ne, ftfio,i
st Wstrroli .tastcd The Prov iienes snd Wofec-.
Railroad containing four sets of cards ard twenty ~ lr
looms Tho mil ana machinery in the mlst psffsi
order The machinery Is ne'i} D EN- d rARSrv
Waterford. Ma. oet ~. 1871 n5 2~DHswNaw
-. To IET.-A fso.sfcry house 10 McnIoes. .sl
II. sinsod on fhs north side between Market ard fst
~ Inquire iD CEntonst "a Che aiieruoon ni Nv
e. 10 LET-Ths small t~o-siory eiies house ie
n. +ourthsi sixth sgen4csulfAtle 90 one sils
- famy. Rent Moderate. Apply o. 40 Fourth o..
n8 SUSIE
g. ROOMS TO LEr-A l.rss font 81 .iory .ooni.
K: with large aid convenient closet attached Aso
Applv Al rs Lelaagd-si. - i~'
~. TO IET-Th- dwelling pat Of a neat thrce-.tofy
t. hrick houss situated tho side OF SiNthsy-
~ nue. near Twenty -lourihst The store occupied -
dry goods and no ccmUanc atom with ts ysld ins
house fitted up with al modern Improvements keri ~
IN good t.rsnt Apnly % rere Sturtrvsn - Tenth
81 or % P stuT,svant, corner 81 Twenty fourth g. and
nut sss,osy house Tor sale or to exchange IT,
Is in,, fElRE STURrEvANr, 75 renth-si
a. At PRIVATE -ALE-A valuable pece cf
&c ground on tte soHfh eide of Awriihsr teleffu
L. niversty-p place sud fflh avenue containing - n
hv i0i n deep On ssio ground are two BRICK 3nt hols
and one frame dwelling Terms secommoesiins fof
r,r,i.ri,r. apply 70 ANTHONY }. BLEECAER
nSiw Aucroneer Broidsi
AZ. Ar PRIVATE >ALE-rwo valuable iot' o..
Bs srourd on the y r. oi Thirty secondsi and
~ avenue each lot q T. a Ia BY p, a. deep
For terms. &c apply to ANTHONY }. BLEEShEk,
rS nx Auct.0nesr, Broad a.
~. At PRIVATE ~ALE-Four valuable lots q
u ground situated the north east corner OF SECOND
~ avenue and rwenty secondst being h feet inches
on second avenue nv iO5 feet Twenty second - WI
BE- .,ld al bargain for cash For particulars spPy 70
ANTHONY J. BLEEChEk, Auctioneer
- Do Rfoad.s
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II !. JaW cilLyER. foashsoer'is
p...t...,si.. s.,t i9fT oil esvfr
pnnPEKrY Id AnelIo

Eo VALUABLE PROPERTY al Auction On
W Tuesday 10Th inst being Court day 10 the county OF
Somerset will sell sell At public auction before the
Court House in tho town OF Soarive, that valuable
property known ~ the Patterson Farm, containing ~
acres 80 sf which no excellent cultivation and tho re-
mainder In food wood land THIS iafn II delightfully."- 81
mated on the Rsftsn River miles Somere, aud tina
one and half ct The rapidly Improving manhattan
ing villages of afitan Wsferpuwer hh0fduz ufsf
good market 1f IN the products of the farm The dwell
lag large and we'll built and With uhng expense can
be made handsome residence. The barn. stable and out
houses arc new ample and Of first order The New ioik
.nd someryille Aailroad Is within miles ct the farm,
communicative With the City Of New York ; times each
day. small Expense. This property Il Improving n
value, and Circumstance render II necessary that o.
should be sold, iAprssen- opportunity for invest
meat Terms AZ Omn0datng, 10 be made known on tho
day Of sale lns ? JAS. TAYLOR, someryiilef n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

SUPPLIES OF FLOUR

SUPPLIES OF FLOUR for the Aims House De-
partment-sea-d proposals will be received by TIE
C0mm ssioner, his Office in the Park. until o'clock
NJ. Of the 18th inst for supplying for the Of the
Aims House Department;
p barrels Superine Ohio Flour,
800 barrels Fine Ohio Fl0uf, Samples 10 be seen az
$40 barrels Fine Mddliuss, the Office.
IS barrels Rye Flour.
To BE- delivered Bellevue foot Of Twenty sxth-st
E. r. free Of all being notified. Each parcel
be estimated for separately and viii bs decided In that
and proposals % be accompanied with the
Of two responsible persons with their assent Ia writing
security for the performance Of the contract
no ti2 NJ. u. LEONARD. Commissioner
lltra Of Of " M. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

IN PURSUANCE Of az order from tbs Surrogate Of
the County u kngs, notice 10 hereby given to eli lh-
creditors u JOHN BENJAMIN, late u The City Of
Brooklyn, Ia said County, decreased, ~ presens tn~f
respective accounts with b- proper vouchers -eof ~
TO. 81 Msidensn> In be Ciiy " New-fors on OF BE-
fore Ia z.h OF January lS48Dsted New York, jay II,
1871 FREDERICK BENJAMIN,
ign lawsm Adinni.irsinr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

PoLcE.-Capt McGrath and officer McManus
ve.terdsy arrested John Evans on charge Of having
stosn 500 from Dr. B1rde at the corner Of Broadway
nd rsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

IN PURSUANCE VI 40 order Of mo Surrogate Of lhs
i ouniy u NowYork notice IL hereby given 10 ali per.
sons having claims sgsinss THOMAS hAkTIn late Of he
City VI New York deceased 70 present The with NJ
vouchers thereof TO tho subscriber ct bis residence No @
day VI fe0usry next Dated Ne~-YorE. tbs "a dag u
August lSt7. JOHN M. PERRY, Executor
la16ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

NOTICE.-In pursuance Of an order Of Andrew b.
lNHodges, Esq Surrogate of the County Of King.
Is hereby gwen 20 all persons having claims against
PETER MORTON late Of Brooklyn, IN the said county.
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber his place Of business 30 south William
New York, before the 1t day Of May. lsf3.
EDWARD FlLLEY, Executor.
New. York Nov 2 1917 M las6ms
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Benton IL x \
Capus. Msior Z O.
Curd. 1t Thos
Duorll. Surgeon NJ
Edwards It Geo
GattIn. X G
lia.brook, Or J !
Henry, Capt VIM :
Hooper IL Geo r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-13

From THE CAPE VERD IsLANDs.--The Ror-
bury Gazette publishes the following eYtraa of
letter from officer Of the Navy, dated Port Prsya
May 81 -
The revolution in Portugal has not been without Its
effects In these islands An instruction Is hourly
pected at this place. but the partxans Of Don Miguel
number ten of those In favor Of Donna Maria II
will probably take place with little ne bloodshed
less should break out in the night, when throat cut
ting and plumber will be the order Of performances for
the occasion The officers Of the garrison nearly
all for Don Miguel and have been sent out here for
tca offences against Donna Maria; this fact will pro-
baby tend to keep down any serious disturbances; but
there great numbers of convcts the island who,
OF course hand for riot Of any description.
The Governor General received his appointment from
Donna Marias government, and will be obliged to cut
his stick, y as the Yankees elegantly express 1t.
We to sail on our leeward cruise to the coast in
few days, and will go far south Benguela sup
pose there will be similar revolution In the Portuguese
province OF Angola they learn Of the change
at home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-13

sfA comor;s SSA ~ LIVERPOOL line of pac.ers
;a.m1 tarck they were built in this city with the
s mes mostly live oak. locust aud cedar salt
Gently cogpered and rtted and nearly good condition
as when hr built Their accommodation for are
spacious and handsomely furnished If not sold on or before
Tuesdsy the goth ns they will be sold one NJ hs, dsv
BY u M Hoffman " TO-, at the Merchant EXCHANGE Nov
iuitner particuiars, Apply 70 4. X. COLLINS,
Wfoue IS South street,