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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31
M'ALISTER'S ALL-UEALING
OINTMENT.

The operation Of tins
Sulvc is directly the anti.
p0des OCaIl Others OF this
character. While other
salves tend to dry mp, and
drive back into the system
every eruption, or other
hlmor breaking ont to the
surface. M'Ali>irr's Oint-
mcnt causes the parts Ia
discharge, and win not
cease drawing tillevcry
impurity is extracted that
shows it,elfnpon the skin,
And even when disease i,
..,,.t.l 1n.p trtthtn IL ,.Ft
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31
FOURTEEN RESPECTABLE WITNESS

certify. that all the above statements of J. B. Ha
are sGjct,y true in eocY particular they being well
quain,ci with him, The Witnesses names are as
lows. viz Doci Thomas Williams, one Of the most
spectacle physicians in Rome, G. R. Brown, proprIi
Of the West Rome Hotel Edrc0rd Hitchings Jesse
ings, Al.ina HichiHgs, Jesse TiyOn, Elizabeth Ir
HCrry Comait, Elisabeth Conradt, Phny DGr0E,
Tryon, Dekinh Tiym.
BlssRLL & LEONARD. wholesale and retail drugs
Of Rome certify, that they are acquainted with the
j. b. lIaskin md know md believe his statemen
cure to be true. BlSSELL u LEONAk
BRANTS INDIAN PURIFIER cures all impure
cases of the blood. viz: ScaR. Head Salt RReum,
rqt,sm, Erupuons, Pimp'es on the Face, Piles, Blts
rrrs. Cosiirtasss, Mcrculal Diseases, Lircr ComPI
Pans in the Back, Side, and Limbs, &c, &c,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31

Cant G. W. Mclean. one Uilhe United SlGtcN Marine
Corps and member Of the n. Jersey Legislature, has
kindly sent the following certificate. II tells its owl
story,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31

FOr BHjovS ant hE0Rdi0ry FGCrS, Indigestion, Hc"i
dchc, DySpcpSii, Ljrcr Compliant, COHucncSS PHcS
JUndiCc, Pur,ried iIVciHc, Di0rrh00b DyScHtcH
Impnrc Bi0od, and M DCrmgtmCnts 0ihc BHioaS
Sgvt,m.
NOR the above named diseases, these Pills have met
l. with general appropriations and Is u matter OI fact
they the best article Of the KIND now before the pub
lie
Being perfectly safe made Of materials that ARE simple
and natural, they may be taken nj amy time The pro-
pricur can recommend them with the greatest conf
dcmcc believing them tar superior to the pills in general
usC mlldCr, more prompt, safe ana uniform III their OPP
Grafton. lm using them particular C're is required
Persons may eat and drink usual and il necessary eat
immediately after taking them. In small d0stS they are
alternative aud gently laxative hut in large dose, are Hc
lively culhnrlic cleansing the whole nlimcnnry canal
from all putrid irritating and Ccal matters, ana roduc'
ing healthy seCreons Of the stomach, liver and the ynrl
Gus organs of the body
Most pills hring composed more or less Oidr0SllC
cdthuric~ apt to operate too usly. They rrltalr
the stomach aud bowels to such degree that general
prOStrHOn OF the system is experienced accompanied
with less nCusincsS. These Pills being Cumpus
ed wholly of different materials, their simplicity and
Ienuy the system is such, ANA their combinations
being udciOuS aud exact, they operate with perfect east
and safety causing no gripping 10 the bowels or nmy ohe
painful sensation They cyHcuntc the amcntTN cana
nronehly and AT one blow strip it oiUll morbid anC
TRY THEN, AND KNOW THESE FACTS FOR
YOURSELF! After taking or two doses if yOu should
be inclined to like them, return the box in usahc
condition with the remainder o the PILLS, and the money
will be refunded HE charge for the same cancelled
Agents in this Village, Chus. Chapman, y. w Rice.
So. Woolstock u. Ransom. Rcniing, q. 4. krycS.-
FclchvilIr W. Grown. PrrkcnSville, DANA Indie Go.
Barnard, Townsend n Walker. East urnad,%. Bclknap.
Pomtrc J., :. Mu1ock \. snow n o. 'htinhcrIiI--
Iarrlnn,l, = Willard: Qucchce G. TinhlNm, Windsor,
Geo. WnrlMrr& II. Wnrlncr, aud by one or more Mcr
chant, in every town i'll the County and hrou@ht the
state d2G3y
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31

year since was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system lett in drhilitated state. induced
try br Iuwnscnd- S'r>parllla and after taking two
or three bottles was very much relieved, and attribute
entirely to the said saSnpariIla have continued tax
i'm IT, aud find that improve every day. ! believe II
saved my life and would not he without under any con
sidCrdtiUn. &. w. MCLEAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31

DR. TownscndS Sarsnnria Is no less successful in
Hood Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and Nervous Debility
Read the following
Or TorHSand-Deu Sir; The effects Of yonr Sarsapa,
rla are truly wonderful For the Inst six or eight Nchr
pns 4 have been subject 10 severe attacks Of the piles,
during which have suffered all the fortunes OF that COM
plant, and d dcspairc OF ever finding relief except IA
DEATH have the pleasure to inform You "hcre is yet q
balm in Gilcnd" have used two bottles OF your arSa
parilla and fee no remains ofmy old complaint send
this Tor publication. and any person You may refer Ia me
would he happy 10 inform OF me Ienehl lhaNercceV'
at your hands. Yours, Iruly,
July E, lSl6. JOHN HALL, ~ Fulton ST,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31

TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For COLDS
COUGTS, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION.
rINIE mos, celebrated and Invaluable remedy for Colds,
L Coughs, Asthma, or any form OF Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Is the hungarian BaSm of Lite, discovered
hy Dr. Buchan of London, England, tested for Upwards
of seven wears in Great Britain and the Continent OF Eu
rope, and introduced into the United States under the
immediate superintendent oithc inventor.
The astonishing success OF the Hungarian HlSam, in
the Of every form of CONSUMPTION, warrants the
American agent in soliciting for treatment the w0rSt
pOSSibiC ca eS that can be found in the community
that seek rcliC in vain from any of the common
remedies Of the day. and have been given mp by the most
distinguished ysiCHns as confirmed and nCnrabc. The
Hungarian alsam has cured and will cure, the most
drSperdtC nj cases. 1t has no Qunck no,lrum, but Il
sandird English medicine, OF established efficacy
TO THE CONSU MPTlVE.
/ Every family in the United States should he supplied
with BuCNun's Hungarian BHsIm Of Life, not only TO
COuurraCl the C0nSumpivc tendencies OF the climate,
hul he used prCrcntirc medicine in all eases Oi
Colds, Coughs, splitting OF Blood, Pain in the side aud
Chest, Irritation and Soreness Of the Lungs, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of breathing, Hectic Fever, Night SwCnts,
Enaciaon and general Debility Asthma, Influenza,
/ Hopping Cough aud Group.
In Of actual disease Of the lungs, or seated Con,
sumption, il is the only source Oi Hone.
sold by Mcdonald ~ smith, Sole Agent Tor the United
Kingdom, al the Italian Warehouse, Regent St. London.
in Bottles 4 Cases for ships, Hospitals sc.
/ by Spocid irpointnrnt-DAvID +, BRADLEE. 1870
Washington street, Boston, Mass, sole Agent for the
/ Emitted SA1s aud British American Provinces.
American price, 81 per bottle, with fall directions for
/ the restoration OF Health.
Pamphlets containing mass NJ English and American
cert caes and other evidence, showing the uneaQuallcd
, merits OF this Great English Remedy, may be obtained
Not the Agents, gratis
one genuine without the written signature of the
Aricnn Agent on soid and bronze LABEL to counter.
is forgery.
Ajtoodstock, Chas Chapman; Wmdsor, A. &
ASpriHgHM r. ~ u. Burke; Norwich, Geo
VI, T.. ;. StOcker; H1rtford =. G. steel
1Ahy the dealers in Medicine scnera!y,
Al - land ebcoply
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-08-31
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRtCH
100000 Persons of Impure Blood DiScaS
and 25,0OO were COnSidrrrd Inrnrahln

ms some other pncntmclcinc men are in the habi,
saying. If we should say co. who would believe
This, however we do say, and stand ready to prove
respectable witnesses, Tint BRANTs MEDICINES have
tcctcd cures Of more Diseases on living human bcil
the po-t year than any other remedy in existence
during the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

N,v Porrr-Mr. Rhett in bis speech 10y

N,w Possr Mr.. Rhett in bis speech " -
= pss point, to-wst: Thai In no pos~ ,,., an
e.s.dsus Of the United States begin - 'p~..sssn.
- 49, Constirution OF the United sa,es ~. .s,,Ions
-. c~vrr d~uaars or begin war sno ."~' -. M,
~ ssst sIIsos arc necessarily erroneoss- ~ a. -
- S~trin~ There could be no war un.' ss a. =
S.- novsr acted The Constitution nae no' 'eN ~ IN
~. 49, Of the President TO declare . war OF maze
. ~ Constitution intsndct that wE anectins tne
va - An should b. declared BY all Suppose we
c-Sheot mad enough wicked enough 10 invade
c.sdss With the United States army. IL would not
~ rbs cot might be denounced BY the war-msking
The battles Of Palo Alto and Resaca de 10 Palma
- not war They were merely collisions Of arms
49, eculd BE- no until Coasress recognized IL. He
sirsiued that the declaration that the President bod
- n var was q constitutional untruth.
NJ Ashmun put the question Did not the bill which you
IN voted for declare that the ssdr Mr. Rne,';
Yss built does not matter In what form the act OF the
nr-makipg exercised The psint Is that the var could
os exis legally recognized by the wsrmakiDg pow
er-no matter In what form II acted. The position mat
a. President made the could not be maintained With
cut celebrating part Of the Constitution. The fact was
fhsa The argument used BY gentlemen not because
thsy believed In H. for the purpose Of ceudipg and IN
nusacpg the popular mind
Mr. vinton But the President commenced hos.iiiaes
bv sediDg uocos 10 the RIO Grsnde, without authority
Mr. Rnstt -Hostiliss are not war. War could not ex
LET in constitutional ssnse, Ill Congress act.
Mr. Khstt ned ALEC that Congress had the right now to
eonrs The osjscts VI tne and the extent to which
should BE- carried on Cor Joar. Com.
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CIRCULAR PER GAMBIA.

NEW1 YORK, January, %. 1916
This beins Of the year when the principal trade
Ia Flour 10 for City the market since my las report
tbs 18th inst has been free from excitement and pr
with slight variation, remain the sans asa q al dat
The Csulbrss eved the 18th inst maze hold
hrm. and number Of orders executed at - OCT
o6 ia for Genesee Flour, bot II cult to obtain az
permanent advance. snd the market closes heavily with
bat little inquiry for shipment will be BY the TX
port table the the ceasnces from this port for Great BIZ
tain and Ireland during the last two weeks have been
% eo9 bbs Flour S. $50 bushels Wheat, IS 34b bushes
Corr Ia addition 10 which the csgoes Of several yes
ssls which have not Yet finished loading
ftouR-The stock 10 gradually decreasing and the re-
sstps from the nth ports quite light After the arm
val Of the Cambria steamer there more animation
and 10 inssnees advance Of st cite T. Dbl on the
lower grades Of Gerssee obts nsbe osios in mes
sure 70 the haste Of shippers have vessels of before the
let Of February The sses for export have been about
20 to $4,000 bills Of City made and Gsnsses AZ ~
according 10 br ,nds for City trade the Ohio
and Michigan have been selling a. IS 1895 There Il
sttl some speculative inquiry and sales Of Western al
% - f,r March delivery uthern tinds such as Balu
more. Georeetowp, &c. are held at 50 %
Indian Gonna portion Of the new, particularly that
from the South and some of the Jersey sufficiently dry
for export and 20 TO 80 900 bushels going forward
81 White and yellow Jersey purchased within the last 10
days So cs the old sells at 70072c for mixed dat and
7fo7se for round yellow the Southern new
cells o. e56o7e. Re .psctfnlly yours.
EDWARD BILL Produce Broker.
The following Table of ports IL from the Circular OF
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Macon, Geo 9Th Jan. iS43
nlvfDEND.-A dividend Of two dollars per share
the capital stock Of the Macon and Western z T. co
ass been declared psyaoe the first day Of February
next At the baok Of the State Of SewYork for all shares
standing on the books Of the New-loFk Agency.
llStf< BY order J. n. TAYLOR, Tr-.s'r.
NkW.fORh AND ERIE Railroad Company
= NIhe stockholders Of the NewYork and Erie Railroad
S'hpsny are hereby notified that instslment OF $40
snare on al shares which the payments heretofore
90 no, exceed SIS repaired TO be paid o. the Of
~ ene eonipsny - Wsst before the 18th DAY
rso, my eest BY order Of the Directors New York
'sn- ~ $50 UI lml NATHAN Ell MARSH S-e'y
NyIiCk.-ras Receivers OF rhe Farmer ana Ne
,enahle' osnk ., New-Brunswiek will pay on ana
s'e- we ~ on february next. ct their Once ia New.
oruoseh Ntaer dividend of twenty on the dol
ar upon ne certificates issued by them on pressu,sfon
o. sso Senees oy me boidsrs thereof BY the
Vhshoe"or PETER SPAnER.
- JOHN VAN DYKE.
ow-pfunswies' 1sn L. isss ~ I'll
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MARIN JOU r N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrtved-B~rt Marc, Psrh, Marseaieo - d.. coffee
hiAss ke 70 Lints Len Tis Anna julia for NYork in
vssk the only vessel in port
cnk vernon Parton Savannah d. cotton and nee. 70
Snss-a SissImsn Co. Sid In with bark Peter De-
MIL are ene fhilnras both for NYork Jan IS lat S&S5
len 70 ~ sfoss r. from NOr.ans fof Eufops.
cne Ssronns (ot bostonl CO con Nsuvitas cedar
mahogany Se to Holt Owen. Left no Americs "a s-s-
ois Jan ~ la " ~ ION IS spoks schr John Hsneoc
hom Cander ~ Tor Boston, 7 Dc out.
br hrs Lady Of the Lske, Bseman Bermuda 8 do, in
ballsst, 20 Middleton Co Sid in With brrs Will for
PhilaAsl. and Golden Raie, for NOflssps
Brig Emily Robinson, Charleston ds cotton ana rir.
to Dunham Dimon.
Brig Bssoni lof Bucks port Nichols ST Domingo Cit,
~ DE- mahogany, satin wood, &c, to A Rossire Co
Len no American vesssls The seh VIM Henry Of Bath
fos Boston, old de previous abe brig Nuure of Daxbsy
for Boston. cid weeks previous the captain crew
ssk with the fever the time and obliged procure
sissanes 70 % to sea
Sshr Pissrro Psarsa Virginia d. oysters to master
Sshr Bounty, Hsllst Noriolk de-, mdse, TO Bedsl.
saileA-stsamss Cambria. Harrison. for Liverpool, I'm
ysssry City
slip Ssllivss, for Charleston.
DiDasaor-rhs American ship Ceylon, Demins from
Lsbss for NOrsans sprung leak the 10Th inst during
heavy gale fom the South ward, Of Georges shoai and
osas ts best Of her way fer Bermuda On the sth, be-
ing - sswsrd Of The Island could keep her free and
were obliged to abssdon her to save their lives Capt De-
nise passenger In the brig Lady Of the Lake from
Dermsd..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

SHOW GASES! SHOW CASES. "A large So
Ososmsat Off and secondhand SHOW Cases
Cssss taken in exchange ss ~ J. EARLs 81 sroomss
near the Dowery. ~ Inn
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN sap Lxus, from Brsmss-EG -ss,o.f Emile sshu.
man. Emile Wohlfsh,s, Ida kimm, Eliso Kimm. Anns
Kimm add 0otiftied Kimm.
In sA,p Arssis, (,o~ New Oyiears-Mrs Bsrstow and
child, Allen, w Allen, and Mr. Glass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

Names Of irtestales whose
estates have been tsk-u
charge Of by The Public
A5minisirstor or his pre-
decessors, and which
have been heretofore re-
ported.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ADVERTISED ~ TRIBUNE SPECIAL APFoSrNFsr
List OF Letters Remaining in the NJ Z. Post once,
Saturday, January %, IS4S:
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PARKER8 POTTER Of Whitehall,
ji7 laW9m Attorneys for Attaching Credi OF.

DY ORDER Of FrsdsrickP stevens. Esquire, County
ID Judge Of the County OF Ere notice is hereby given,
pursuant the provisions of the statute authorizing a.
tackments sbscondng ssed and nonresde n
debtors That attachment has issued against the est-e
Of THOMAS SBEtPARD SMYTH n1n-resident
debtor a1d that the will be sold for the payment Of
bis deb unless he appear and dis barge such attachment
according TO law within nine months from the first publ
due him by residents Of this ard delivery
him or his Of any property within this stste belong
him and the transfer Of any such property by him
are forbidden By law void-Da'ed the 7ih day
Jsau.ry 1913. SOLOMON G.. HAVEN Buffalo.
ia lawqm Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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fNe~Y ipi hern
nsNyI
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Names ofiriestaies whose
estates have been taken
charge Of By The Public
Administrator his pre-
a. ccssoas dnl winch
have not been heretofore
reported.
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Gold and silver. .2,H4.7ls s.


The following 10 the aggregate state OF the Bask
Of the State Of Missouri and Its branches the s Dec
ls<1:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

~ Pl,ai, ne of az Ia, mich flsy
lsrert,,sd LADIES LIST.
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ny OKUER of Martin Lee, County Judge Of Wa.

u = OKDER OF MANN Lee county Judge OF " asn'
- ipgton County, counselor, &s.-Nodcs IL hereby civ
pursuant the provisions Of the statute horzing
attachments against sbscondiog concealed aud n0nresi
deaf debtors that attachment has issued against tie
estate OF HORACE GRAY and NATHANIEL FRANCIS
az non debtors and that the will be sold Tor
payment Of their debts unless they appear and dis
chzge such attachments according 70 law within nine
month. from he fret pub son Of this notice and that
the payment Of debts due 70 them by residents Of this
State and livery them for their Of any prop
erty within this belong them and the transfer
any such property by them forbidden by law and
ars vOid-Dated January Is. 1913.
PARKER 4 POTTER Of Whitehall,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
I THK MATTER Of the Att.chnnent .s.ip.t SAN.

IN THE MATTER Of the Attachment against SAM
lUEL T. HALL, an Ascending or concealed debtor
We the unGegned Trustees for Ell the creditors Of sid
SAMUEL Hall, an sbscondiug concealed debtor give
notice thereof 70 the provisions OF the statute
such made and provided and hereby require all per
indebted 70 said Samuel T. Hall % render Al account
Of all debts and Of money owing BY them respective
~ 10 him and pay the TO the nndesned ~ me
frat day Of March at the dwelling house OF hsney
w Bushnell At Lssrssville In the County OF Jefferson
All persons having In their possession any property or ef
fsct Of the said Samuel T. Hall also hereby required
10 deliver the same the undersigned By the day above
mentioned And all Of the creditors Of the said Samuel
Hal are required deliver their respective accounts
and defnands 70 uDdegned, Of them, be-
fore the day aforesaid Dated January 2. 1913.
HASLEY W BUSHNELL,
SYLVESTER N. DIXON, Trustees
40 lawSm JOHN n BEARDSLEY,
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NgTICE.-In Pursuance Of a. order o. Andrew 3
lNHosges EGG Surrogate Of the County Of Kings, DO
tee 10 hereby given al persons having claims ssDs
JONAS NJ. EDWARDS, late Of the City Of Brooklyn II
said county. deceased, pressns the with IN
vouchers hereof 20 the subscriber al the Office OF sossot
Schell ~ Ns.su-s New YOTE, on or before be IN
dsf Of FrbruAry 1919 WILLIAM II. EDWARDS,
Aususi ~, lss7. aus lsw6m'l Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

NivTICE-Is hereby given that an application will be
Nmsde 70 the Legislature the State Of YORK II
its approaching session for the pssssse % an act 70
incorporate company with capital # three hundred
thousand dollar TO improve the navigation anc connect
the along The Of Lone Island from Peconic
Bay Canoe place in Suffolk County, 20 the bsrbor Of
Nau.york do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

SUPREME COURT-ln Equty-ELIZA = PAR
- KER BY her next friend, hobsu w. No tor, ~.
EDWARD L. PARKER-Bil hs Divorce-Ch. B. Seoz
vic. Of syrscu.e, N plaintiffs so.icitor-Ths defend
sut this cause whose last place Of residence was In the
CITY o. EewYo'k, but whose present residence Is IA
required appear in this BY the third osJ
VI April next The bil fled herein will be taken a. con
fsssso By nim.-Ds.sc January 3, 1919. jl< 5w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

y Hodges, Surrogate Of the County of Kings notice ii
hereby given according 10 law pers having claim
against the of JOHN RATHBONf late OF the CITY
Of Brooklyn, IN said County deceased that they
quired 70 exhibit the vita The vouchers q ereof q
hs subscriber the Administrative Of all aud singular hs
GOODS chstals credits which were Of deceased
her residence No 80 Joraemon in the City Of Brook
lyo, before the 2ih day Of JAY 1913 Dated th
xZd day Of January 1913.
IL InAabm. ELIZA RATIIRONE. AdnlnlsiIairIx. Sc
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~ FNRN FUR SAIE.-The subscriber oners %
~ .e bis situstion In Yorktown, Wesichester Co.
ss4nf miles east from Pesk<ill miles west from
the Hndson RShosd Depot a. Mschauicyille Contains
about $50 first land under high state OF i'm
pruyement and cultivation; oommodoGs cottage house.
with extensive out-oudings farm house. Over Toe
about IS acres iich bottom land an excellent grated ap-
pie orchard. with variety OF other fruits /, IL well wa
tered o. al places " public worship GOOD
schools. mill &c Terms moderate. Title iniisputsble.
For farther particulars apply 20 SOLOMON GRIFFIN
MAhLON DAY, New-fors. or OR the premises 20
~ lmDklmW- VIM UNDERHtIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

NIOTICE-Pursuanit 10 an order OF A. 3. Hodges Eur
Nrogae Of h- County Of Kings notice 10 hereby given
h ali persons having clsins against MOSES KIMBALL,
late Of he City OF Brooklyn sud County Aforesaid erchart
deceased that they required TO present the with
the vouchers hereof 20 ihs auoscrbe, a. tn Office Of
william Smith Brown No l49 Wai-ral City ofN-v-Yort.
day OfAugusl lef7. MARYL. KfNBALL. Adminifirsirix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

pY ORDER Of D. P lngrshsm. Esq. one Of the Asso-
Dcis,e Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas in and for
the City County Of NewYork, notice hereby given
pursuant the provisions q the statute suthosing
rneas egzinst absconding concealed snd nonresident
debtors that attachment has issued against the estate
Of ISAAC DETHRlDGE, nonresident Of this state and
resident OF Great Britain snd that the Will be sold
for the payment Of his debts unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment. according 10 law within nine
from the first publication Of this notice; and that
payment Of any debts due TO him by residents OF this
Stat and the delivery 70 him for his Of property
within this State belonging 10 him, and the transfer
Of any such property By him. forbidden BY law, and
are void-Daieo the twelfth day Of November. is47.
JOHN T. DOYLE, Attorney Tor Attaching Creditor,
mis- lawen % Nassau-s Newly Ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

IN PURSUANCE II an order Of the Surrogate 4 the
County Of NewYoTk notice Is hereby given 10 all
sous having claims against CHARLES DAUCE, late OF
the City Of NewYork importer deceased 10 present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber, at his
Office No. Nessau-sreet in the City Of New York
before the eighth day Of May dated NewYork the
9Th day Of Nov ls47 JAMES :. THAYER,
n8 lswsm Public Administrator, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-31

Nsmes Of i1testa,es whose
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