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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-05

NLASS JARS, a good supply of su.
~ perior Flint Glass Jars, assorted
sizes, from half pint TO two gallons, for
Preserves, P. ckles, JelIieS, &C., Tor sale
cheap, at the Drug Store OF
June 22l PRlEsTLY q MosBY.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-05

Circuit Court D. States.
Southern District Of
MississiPpi- To No.
Ue'nber Term, 1850.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-05


/, ,.een. arrival and the ineftabI
narrated thereon by the~m
v,.york, make up the burden Of
tsSy papers,
I'D tina. the lesson taught them
,,ld have saved our national re-
4, Ne disgrace Of such disgusting
A, ,5u,' 10 tho above from an
\ ppef'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-05

~, gentleman writing from
''' ! friend in this neighbour
NJ. discVuragingly Of the Cot
,.s,Ion Of country. In Mer-
" Maafoe, Tfoup and other adj
~. Z .ay. there is almost a com,
WI 4. sane state Of things also
" R,ksr counties. Altogether
:. ., more than One-ha'i last
1. made this year in the cOun'
|. h i acquainted.
[Hinds County GaseHe'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-05
RTarshaI3s SAID.

G. Baker & Co..
IS.
Mitchell, Stuart &
Co.,
Taylor & Cotheal,
Us.
The Same
Phoenix Bank, Circuit Court
rs. Southern Q
The same. .assitssPPs III,
Robbins, Painter
& Co., Us.
The same.
Nv Taylor use &c
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-10-05

am no longer Agent
The EXeculrix Of the last Will
shmcut Of Samuel G. RatcIif,
All persons, therefore, hav-
nes with her will call upon her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
,-,.a r., r,n.r,, aud Mechanics Bank o.
MfrhigIn.

Michigan
800. 60 -rr,. from TIE Z ..riey
Tic arL.Ne1 rAtia t-,.- .. .i.s
.. ID A,rT I'd al ljinf i- 41."'''
IH " 81 r rf...s,. % r-oa &c frc
.t-se' D.. tlc bankers % '"-
t.. irsfitrfiu.
noes ~ -"- az" - .-.rf0
PROM 'le ta.'AfD +-,,s.I.. s rr the
ya-.r.-4 yesr'ift - .. - g. ..4,. = ta 8
49,. P.~. sad a-~1 ..f'~- -. .r- anon.
-. 49, ~. con- --'a' III. ,,s-tlo C..-
81. t. ..0lters i1 con. D..'r9I. Il rnr-
=. So ave 1ee. f-eri'' IT,. e-.,..5l ;f.f .l.
rIrrlF 81 Jar - " .> .i-r. Il. f.- Dsls srs
Bsrs e .' r.'.-. .- Z. 3D.. ,.r Ia road. We
'arg- -.eI-'.~o 10 $780, , .... T.-. tlsi -ie
hzge ira.4 - '.'. ~...s s5t.. 81 D.. that aro.l-f
pres. -t -- t.. - ~ ...- -04lrer- Rel
s.fors '.ef't- ~ . t-tn d, crrn- me later. irl-
rsrt g.. .F cfos-..s p -- -r.
rtl.a.r.r cI..'- .... 81 ....,.,v ex.rsr. rom
N- brr f-fns"- I'D la '..... ,--sr r..-r t.. ts
rrFst- et-~f Di i-c-i- --, or. re .1 brief o.
l. h- re- '-
tl.'..F li tr 11. -- r.,. &. ft- oil r. Bank .n
"lfe Fsrnrf- t.i ,.- - re- .erg.r Of %.
te SAFE ..a. las .tA .'-- 49, ..ro,.y tr. most
eherrr l- .'eck. rl-' J ~ -, .-, ana VII
wes .r cs r s.sfs % .'t -.1. .'r No., .....fg
ofFer galEf. dICrE me Nr- .'-- .'' - d. . p...
tor. uer- allowed '0 '-t -' b.. , =. ~
sus.-..ed d. and -- TIP ,.'.. -. Jn d.. r. wa.
ioJ--s If tl BsrE. should .r ira re - o. H. "a
al1rac a.H WY '0'' .... -. .,.r,. -.,. ~.
lhosr ar- acc lat.-1 p" .i i.. ''' '- r,,, mans Z
is.e y ..cf De baih "ts ''N -. ~. IN rr.,.-
~ ..J-s curing -4~ .r--@.' 7'' IA .t'r
err ..-.y 90 prove Pc i- De- '-- -, ..-,.
ifr EHNe ~ I'f' fA'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

j SAGE LlNE-Lceused by TIE authority Of me STATE
ard Civ ~ Sev-York-For The Protection Of Emgrans
ard oter Psssengers-Offce 81 Cedaf-st New-forS -
The subscriber has been engaged In Forwarding Merchsa
49, and Pss-n from NewfOfk 20 The Western and
Southwestern Sales twenty-five years bot a. the
rrssr tire directs hs whole attention 10 The FOrS aIdnS
Of Passengers and and her uggsge-hs facilles for
v ch are unsgrpsssed b. aEy house the business he
car accommodate h- usys er viii any node OF convey
srce-srsnlho-L railroad. ralars u second caSs
ca ga seerzg-sO Ina. b. can grade LIS expenses uy Is
choice % the cferer modes y couveyarce-s u watch
Ar sr..c.sss u iheir KIND, and on moderate ternA
Persons residing &c hi. country having fr'enfs eli-
grating from Europe 20 IL Interior " be ULi'ec slais
VII render them Kindness - directing hem On heir AZ
rivAl NewYork, Co. ~ MS Office before engaging
he'll passage e.-ew here hey VII be kindly
treated honesty i-ai With AID al cuuacs carried oui ~
ne lert-r. AIRY srrzrg.ueL-s made VIII he D.y~lls
arerts .hsil be- dl.y complied sila by JOHN ALLEH
AGEsTs.
-sz-r Jones - IE!on-s. Liverpool
H-ay A sn A ha1v
To- Hyde ktg-,t T0wertiiL l. dor
Joan z sl-y Rochester
" arr Jor- D1v - B. az.
W Al-n. b-Es.O.
Riclsrd n T. i0t- Detroit
Leu-rs postpaid Attended ID. min Su-oo
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n.TENT UyDRASTs.-BARTROL Pa
cT4nls "a Marion - hoose ffi1cr-s-
h.v- genera AID o.. for four yr@s e.
and uucb approved o. TLey are suong, dufaDe a.,
not liable freeze 30 burst pipe not lneTed nor 81
RAINING car-rssy ~ children, beng sefsiopplns sbo
rot !k-y to IT cur u or1sr-.re psf-c Easily "hoI.
.ny dggirg Msy - tsc % it- PLUMBERS generas -
Newton c scutt-r Co. Boston, ard Fraser Eve
ret. Pa-lt-irhal 81 l-'eV1
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DR.. CHARLES MUhDEs
vuArrQ-CIJRC ESTABLISHMENT

AT NORTHAMPTON MAsS-Dr MUNDE respect
-oIns owner Of tb. ate Dr Ruggrs NsierCure EsiaD
f.Sr-nt Al Ben.onvlle :. nj e. from he Northampton
Railroad Dep6t hours rcr from Newton 4ou rom
eat VA Of New England. surrounded win wood-grO"
hlrs with shady walks srd shundarLy supplied WIN ire
ppresL sofes and coolest granite wafer ne ar = pure
md b-av and me climate mid anc agreeable. Ine ne"
md spacious buildings offer al The necessary conYenence'
,hes and siry To- ~ rooms f1r about % patients sep
arsf. Tor either seN gymnasium c. Tie Doctor being
the earliest living dsclf % fres-r ~ a. Ofarirh,
mr. ana hsvEg IN experience VI more han IS years Of
MI. oyn h. Writings WE'ercure heing r fe hands OF
ever EuropeAs ayiropah hopes 20 respond 70 any rea
expectations from the wae7-curesyst-n, MADE on
the par OF hose sufferers wto may conhce themselves 20
MIN.
For further particulars please apply 70 he above address
mlg 2swtJ ylD&N u.JpA t.7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

.. .. t.Nr
.+-.a.
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t-r.. t.-r.i 81. .. e.. e. o. ..- 81.
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tr .-....
r.lf'.r .... ..-... o.. -. g. Corr
..r-.. 81. f.. All. .-r.
.,...r -..... CAIN.
"a -4-.f4I fE." NF 1857 .Iffft ''. $50
Y -. -.....I '.n.l .... mo-
80. a.. i....t % .- l-f II.r-.. .- ' .-+
fa. e. --.
.- So. ......-. .. ..-.. ..t DID, ---'. bod
...
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-.' co.. 49,, .. i..--.-- .-l,.-'.'.'.. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
r CENTRAL RAILROAD or y JERSEY
e. -y.-..-s--t--1 MMIR ARNANGEMfN

IL N |,
lyE .;tsss.'.'.,i- u.-. cling Aurl D. i4,-Th. Road
extends from tliSaht port 31 miles to
White Hons y reducing tho Staging between The lef
,,,s Mountain to miles This iiur leaves New York by
steamboat RID IAChtr l pisr y RIVER ami connects
with tfn- te New J.r.-v Rs road which leave New
York from .optof Cor.a .d r. a. the same hour new
r1le Bob Scl1o'eys NDlrn, via less sisglug Than sny
other
Ft,.-re. Is rsuv Jf-P,ssenser. vii leays New
Y0.f r from pee or by ie New. 1arssy
, tFnf0,I .lu. q Cortland Ht4 A n and b 4 lesvs
h. la...stusu A. DO 4 p. l.1bPN
FAssryeI TRAM Down - Lssse WHITE House o. o.
4 81 sld d.. a. NJ Norh Branch A. $40 NJ ard -
= ". somergii'- at BOZ \ and 2lOP N bound BfooE
stb. - A.M ard ~ = P.ainfr1 - o. 4 and ~
Z NJ, Wesf "a a0.ij " and d ~ EllaDriht0wu Al
=. o. an 1880 4 ALL 3.-n 81
Tee r gbt Train lvn yss.eugs attached vii leave
White House d. .Iu ", sOIef0is 80 faute'd, 5.5
and lahrh. lfl lY steamboat, et 1871 " RriIulng,
cave N~f-l ors, hg steamboat Rcd jacket from pier
Sn-Hh River 90 n
Al freight from Sry-Yors Intended q by his line
must he al ar Joat % D.. ocOa t0 insure being taken
through that day.
STAGES 10 BE- IN read mesa rhe arrival ~ he clock
train from New ofs al he WHIT House 10 convey pas-
srngrrs tO Fasi1n, Wikeshaue Bethlehem AlsuiOwn,
Mauch ChunA Pa and 90 bennington, Lebanon, Clinton,
ford Bethlehem, Bloomsbury New. n ampOn W SSH
in.to1 and BriyiirIe n On Tuesday. Thurday snd
Saturday 20 Delaware Wbter Gap suoud.bufg BaIlons
Vile. Saghore, DA.et- BlrkfO~u and Lgckawsnna Iron
Works SO Pa
~ A. baggage ~ he risk u he owners unu do
yerCd into la~ actual Tossrssion ~ the Ag'ns " no
COMPANY, and checks 0r receipts given therefor )
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I1CK,ON,. PATENT ANNUNCIATOR.-
LAKE,. PArENT FIRE-PR0OF PAINTS

;tLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINTS,
Dfrom Ohio winch 10 few u0l.hs turrs % sale or
store protecting Is covered from he AcGcr Of
the weather. and from IRE
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS.
As urrrcpl-d persons ot-rug spurious articles for
sAe cArg hem fre-proof- The genuine only % -
ohssn-d n he Psis,iee, ". BLAKE, 5rosf--, New
YoYk or hiss Every pscksg- ma-sei Bzs-s Pa
.eni Fir-- Proof Paint b-TLe PIienl-e ~ remove 90
Me- a, - 3. PAsrl q; VS. iu'--rd -
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=, zoe ~AI.t oK hNCmANGK EOR ~

~ PROPERTY Tie farm IN " esichesiss County, Occl-
pied 10y the late Sglluc. + MoiL Jr consisting Of
sboUt one hundred and twenty ~ ald, which
there s and tnshrd dw cling house, IN The cot
STYLE and extensive barns sheds and other outhOuses
al erected within Three wears Ills property 10 rgihy
suated, commands view oi Long Island sound AID 10
within mile ofthe New York aud NswHsven Raj Dad
Depot Al Mamanntck. from whence cars depart four
Eve times day and reach the CRY LEES than hour
For further particular Apply % SAML. + MOTT, on the
adjoining place. 90 THOMAS ". PEARSALL, 10 La Fay.
eltp,sre or to WIN MOTT JR s. Msu-si me- n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

+ ,-7@f> NlTED MATES MAI, 49,,
-S<zxHs aON CHARLESTON 10 n.r LINZ
~ ANNAH AND NEY WYSr' ~ - -
s.s.nslf ie.>bs-. li.ioo scr, burden = e.
Saf- " N'l toi.s Nil commence her rr.-.,, -. y
IN cav 'c. T. ~ a. rrE- Nr.v from Ctsr..,,- ID
'.r harsrs on ihc IS. "a ih ofsa.s mont, - y
t1s CD tt1f.sslrn ul Ira ith ari - IN
u. "a r,.lr All savannah f1 hsrsns ....... -
f--1 L -r--.a and savannah I'D Re M-..
!. t-rtler particulars son..fp ''''' -
SfOFsORD TILESrON = co g. so1A,
q. trsr.f-0.1 O. II L MogD.c,r
A-,la. B.. Havana pRtkr sROrHERS 4 CO
ft,-- gers far. H..Hrs Hr t.. ,f0 -sr r~srh b..
rl., 'f .e .an1 -.-.e l.- 9Th day. or by u.a.,s -
tsN.a.s A'rae.te- e- ao-,herr-r. reach Nsw.Yc,A /,
p 900. II
= .eS;., FOR iil ARLE~rON >.C.-rre I'm.
Ss~<.k.A . = Ma. -aussp SOL rHgkNFR
ts.t " h.r-. ,~sfe r.e- y ,-f4 Il ,.,
every a-fra,f St.arfs.. A. Al ocS N precisely :,
~ USs Al.. ~. N-. i.l, May -}h. Jl1e tsa J.es
Nh
t...t .sl..s -.f.,i .y o.. C'eA OBJ t,sr. For
f-...'. .I passage. fr.s
ah sPOEFoEp riIE>rON co az S,auh.,
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NEW.yoRY To NEWARK

NEW-YoRK To NEWARK.
vs.Y.-trwARD PfYsoN ~ - ~
n~s~s1S-S1'N JOHNSON co :
Line esves Der ~ Nora krcf between Dey and Corr
iend - aif Jcl1ck 2 daily Sundays excepted
Good. dee gued hf iis Line, should be directed ~
"johrsan's Lu-,' fJf S'Nsfa
A. O0ois f0r Eason Pa Ssnh0ps Dover " ]rrislD~n,
and intermediate places cent by his Line vii be Onward
81 by Pc Morris Canal sni Morris sud Essex Railroad,
free II charge or storage caring For further
psrucuiafs, ,Irr 81 he Office on the Pier
JOHNSON h co Commission,
mis- ~ and Forwarding Merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
mr. pRIYATE sALE-A valuable r.rm. COP.

tanning lS0 Sor-s Of good and IN The Town OF Ma
tucheOn New Jersey p miles from New York. guar
ter ofs mile from Freeman Del Got tae apple orchard
and 800 peach trees OF them bearing this season
Al other kinds Of tru with good house and kitchen aud
oer out houses &C al IN good order This farm can be
divided 10 advantage PAN u the purchase money car re-
ma.r on bond mortgage For further psrucusrs in
CURE Of ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Aucuoueer
ala wv Broac.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

II, - NM = nKIE RAIL

800 ~ .hNAD.-on and g'er Monday, Occ.
ID, ma trains will = 'nsws
$ .ntas eSrr1iedi Morning Train Tor Ehura Corning
''f -tt aie aces iesyes the pier 6oi of Drsrest
CO .F a. ~ arriving he same evening Evening Train
lIr rH CORNING. Jefferson Geneva Roclr.tsr BuF1io
sgi 'le Tf" rrt ate plc"s iesves PM arriving Al
BIfsIo te next evening. Fare Geneva 81 10 Rocbe.
Ger s. i' io Buffalo 80 80 Passengers Tor Ithaca sns
Cayu.s Lnk" aAe ae cof of he Cayugs and susqurhan
nah st Owesp Pa-s.H Efr- f'r Tors and L,curriny
crrntr Pa tska de -srs 90 o Coming and Rios4bur X
R ai Corril- WAY Train leaves Fo1 Jsryi. n,r New.
D.. J.. 4 t.f |si..r b. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

- FOR SALE-Af farm of about ny Acres OF land
- ying in the town OF Greenwich, ~ Joining Long
Island Sound and within fifteen minutes wax OF he
New Haven Rarosd depot al PORT Chester II contains
comfortable house and barn and very desirable
Ton having Commanding view Of the Sound and a besg-
MA site for hsdng cOuuiy seat TIE property viii be
sod ala bargain by applying 10 HORACE d SMITH al
The Depo. POrl Chester JOSEPH BRU NDIGE.
ais 2~' Goldens Bridge q Wesicheser Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
% rARM on Tmh PAssAIC.-A mosl de.Irsne

- PsceeNher iot prrrlsh farming or nc genueinsns
residence. belonging 10 the cslaie OF the late Abrsm
Lahrlssie, is offered for sale situated In Bergen
county and immediately The head Of nSv gson about
miles rom the stopping places O; The Patterson Railroad
81 4lsckencCk containing So OF land IN the very
highest stale " cultivation slh good substantial house
tour rooms and hal the hrs floor and cellar under
The whole
cefsuy possesses great advantages snd not surpsSs
Cd ior beauty OF location snd fSchues and convenience
by any other on the PassSc River. Apply 10 J.
ANDERSON OF Wellington, AcQuacksn0ck New-JeTsey.
o. JOHN A ZABRIShlE. New Rrldge. Mac kenssck w :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

A rAhM FOX SALE, OK tNChANGk fOk
REAL kSrATE.-A Farm Of oil acres, sboIl 10 miles
from Newark, AID one mile from the Summit, Essex
county, NewJeTsery. Ii consists of about ~ Of
Wool, and the residue meadow and arabic, with neat
house barn &c In good repair orchard, pure spriugws
Ter sc be reached IN TWO hours by the Morris aud
tsseN Railroad trains which pass several times oay. For
particulars apply 10 A AMERMAN, Esq n Cham.
hcTssL all lOls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
ADDE'S AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORK:

AT THE FOOT or TWENTY-FOJRtn->T
MAST RIN ER NEM-IORk The above WORKS are
IIuo,e In successful operation ard he proprietor would
respectfully cal he attention % Machu and All con,u
mer- # the article nation Of his sie, "ncn ~
: warranted by tie tes nouy of the principal maoAnisi'
s.l - e too. makers % his cry recommending Is ly
equA In every respect an Used N is country
h sssortrpsut - The different constantly hand
which the public 1ccify in d % ca sil - sihe
s. he ofce ~ DANIEL ADEE -
sodN lW Fuinbs% ~ Y
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FOR SALE.

-
OK - LIZ.
,.,,,..,.-,. .,.-.--,.,..,,.,
-. To " NJ a. NJ =, .tN'- ~ ..r-l : = ID
81 diL--n'- 20 go .. 3D.. -'' ~ i--i
t'"rf ' 80 L
t'r. Ne i~.it-- '
t-.--- i.s e.rr. 70 r-.-s A0i r. JOG, .i sl
s-rf-- & D.. -, u -
Pig. ,.,. and r. p! t-.. SO ..e -arc- 49,
.--.... e.. ..-.....-t.- r-- r. . ..... AZ. b.
.... ...- DID,. ..-.. r. ID, .-.,.I
as7l'- - N-s-i', a- F-'i11aA ne 49, e. .'-
"a ' .. -.--.-. d.. .t.-- -...-. ~ .ar-.. .--
t.C aI T--...- a.- ss.--. -. r--.iri t--s To-
beet f-.. tIr sd. -r-l t -1~ -t. a basin WIZ
ir .tl.cf t.r ---- s' -- q l - fa ,-- -
- .
lease "r- t--
,l..a -...- ..-..- .........- s... . --.yer s,-
, .--.. ~ --... At4-... . N-CtLL.
.-.. r..-i.st P.I.4a-.
- FOX ~tit-t. e--E.t -.-.'Z sat w il l
s--,,,s5 ., .,-.... ~...r 5'r F-s.. ,.ar-
-.-... ..-. f...... t,rl A-a-.r..a. s.4 r,lr
C.a--ar. v- nile &. .sa-s go ---4 1-s-.-..
teaiay so. p 49,. % ''''- i.- q ..
s.-a.."- i'- t-. Hl.. ----... l'- It = .---s
t''a b-i '.s '- '-i .t ~ ~. '''
~ ,-rr.,l ...-r - .,. ..-...
i-.s. ~ % M0a5AN. WALKER Is SMITH.
z1ss--- C..f-~r = y
~ = -T.s n ... = r-..-t. ...,--rf ,1 tA, Gle.
-l.-- E.e--. 81 o-- NJ .e l.-r .rs.-. t'v~. IN
We NeH 4.-s -.e .te rr Ns..-I .-s az r-'
IT. ~. N.-re t s -.-.--r'.- t". 1-
W. Pee 3 ban" end -a.n ND. s "f"f.-' -. 81 very '"
Vrrf. srI l- ea-y ems I.D.s '1 A-
fas.~- b. MRS . .- p t-.r-.. .ea-- -at ~r.'t
e1la t. 81 ger c..- .- --a r.-. l--.- ID rl.H
ru Ha.sn-- .1 -.v ''a .... 49, Fl- ra'-r- .--
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. TO >TRANGEs. lNvALIps. ANp ORR.

FRS There Is aud for sale a. remarkable rs,-s in
-smsl or large ols, on The Long Island Railroad 8.
niles rum Newlork Ciiy cleared and suitable FOR gar.
cen purposes or quiet retreats Apply post paid 20 Nj
T. TERRY, Husdsle. or { ". DICK practitioner Of tie
Water Cure, near Ho.ercok Station, PSch9gue Pos,
0Ece all Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

DVRSVANr To AN ORDER o. The urt, Judges Of ch,1
COUNTY NotSe hero, gwen al persons ht, claims
- -se ISAAC van QUAR- a;r oi the town Ctsior,
= COUNTY 81 Kcmoud de,vs.s present he % psnrl
VA pater al b. rdsence st before Ire .fk
"a 81 MAJ, iSs,-- Dates staten ls.sfi ~. y. l>s-
OF. l4Nuu~ DANIEL {. Van DlLER. Elrluto..
ftstA>CE OF one OF he Surrogate OF The County Of Nrs
io>. rccs hvfval On All persons hssn CLAIMS tsNsi
"a Ssrtv ata o. ac CS Nes lok je,-ss-j presses;
VII vouchers thefe 30 tie oer a; Der r-sceuc- No
=. >ias ~ TIE C ~ before Tie ts-t "a, d
- asa- pssd Ne~ AorS. de -fA DAY ofJanusp. lisa
HARRIET III RIDGE.
esN'a Adl
IL t.hN>t ANeh o al cr-r oi ta- County
-. 100 ,sr yfset sseu - al Y~rsou- hsvns clans
49, su>hlA N>bkkhlli- ate oi Tie * >-~l De
e-,ea o The a. voach@rS
- stow y. oa 6rea-sI lie Go VI N-N York On OF b-.
= ~ tSy - Nevsntsr. 50
~ is~'fHs ttPNlS T>DrRHTr. ys.~u,o,
n ANGlNGS-fsper. +0sS pcunds from st1SSe lpch,S
wide different qualities and ooors Al ulsau NJ
e7ns prres GAUST DERRlCkSON isa Sooih-.,
4 'OCOA sHElLS.-S basa frcsA tus. received -
Nror sAs BY 0AssNER 4 YOUNG, y! Ce.Aams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

- TO Lett. r-w ;cr-s.o-F house ~ I.'-y'
I'll; trfrd-.i ORE door '.r Broadway. wei. arranged ~
'--- one or TWO families C0o.on bath 80 olres leave
he door every FIVE rr-1-es EentfD rr0i '~-a0i So -
4 .o house - D.l. ASSIST B-1oA lu. .aree sores sid
rssemsr vih .Ha room two. les E ID 1 tne r'i-. Eri
. o. good tenant $50 l1c1ire 01 h- rrers ar of J..
COLMAN 80 WaI.-st rom IL ,o 1'c.nca- ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

40 pa srfsi VIII he fasen a. baggage Casrn
ofenDaklg sud le1arking and s persons port rh-rge,
llcgd ne health - ard boa, hire o boz paid W COL passen
gers y passage secured rad mr. Apply ~ he n
fee % .l- Corn pary, NeW-Nork. - south = mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

annexed extracts We copy i''ia ''e
- o- Arra 18th al 1871 ia relation TO 'ns
IN, the bankers Of Chicago to receive '''
..... or lie ab3,, insiiiatn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
slSSs THROUGH line

$3.50 va Cdsgr~s direct Tno steamship Phl'ade-
plis viii leave her docs Pee No pr
Cha res direct on saturday MsY 4. o. 0c.ock PsssHn-
gers se pace t-ir nsggase un board me ia previous
ROWLAND A. ASPINHALL q and s. south 81
af1fNvf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

~lTKU--Es O3 pessriAn-s, n " never
~. rog weak Or rss from he MOISTURE hest u
he body Once ght always rgh." Pres
sure Trsduafei from ~ bs tnogl bsck-p pat which
does sres 10 Vy ne spine sr day. ysl gwen, and
DOT perfectly stns,sctory money r.usnse
fhonp sOns Trusses a. red re- ,1eys ois eof2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22
"a, TIClET., ron SALE.
30 s.. fiLLsBURY 4 SANFORD 50 soas.'t


A.II.L.N IKANlISIO. VA tIIAUKFN UTNFt t.
"" The splendid Steamship Cfrscsrt cry, 5oo
tIrle en- Charles S1atart nfrd'r i3r san Fran
ct-cr. wa tnsgres direct on Wednesday NAV from
be- tocs pier x al , O'Clock. prec sell For freight
or pa--sge, apply -
$40 's.ift HOWARD son, II Broadway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

'NNi AN. NhH
Whist whist Down. Brave, down
Have you Io., YOUR -.u-,., Don't yuu hear
them Can't you smcll ,hc ,arm,uis 80
In Obedience to these whispered commands,
the dog crouchcd lovly d, hi, MASTER, iccI,
uarrinr hl> ta,l, and giving him ar 'ntcllr-
zen, look. which said %, much Us look could
,a,-"I understand YOU uuw-lorgl,c my iu-
cuu,Idrm,cur-s' ''
The Scout va, creeping up wooded as-
cent, and b,d nearly attained the summit,
when hc addrrsscd hi, companion, who wasa
nulc iu advance Of hun The southern and
Eastern aspect ol the hill presented q rradu-
A. though broken slope. we'll studded with
frees. but whose occasional openings permit
ted rlaucc- uf the surrounding country. On
the Northern and Western side, prcciplcc
fell sheer dc-rcut of forty or fifty feet, with
scarce shrub To relieve the nakcdncss of The
.,nnoih rock. Tree, and bushes grew tn the
cliff. some Of the former leaning lar over a. II
falling. mcnaciug whoever chanccd beneath
with instant death. but their tough, talon
like roots clung to the rocks with a tenar!iy
which dcfcd the blasts Of the TEMPEST To I'M
loose them. At the base of the cliil, half
buried among the shrubbcry and hali-hIddcn
by the trees whose branches swept it, naked
side. huge blocks of stone that had from time
ia time fallen from the hillside, might bc
seen s,rewing around. Atthc extreme North
crn point of the hill, these blocks were heap
ed upon each other in a manner 10 afford a
difficult and somcwha, dangerous passage to
the plain below.
Motionng his dog TO remain behind, with
a wary movements guarded tha, not the
cracking Of twig betrayed his s,cp-the
Scon, proceeded to the edge of the Prcciplcc'
When there he crcpi along the trunk ol q
tree tha, inclined fcarfully over the abyss his
body partly concealed by the foliage OF the
tree, but mostly by the bushes near by that
threw their protecting branches around him
From this position he had an uninterrupted
view of the scene below.
A momcntary smile lighted up the old
mans face as his keen eye took IN at one