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nlisrrllancous,
The sseprOOE.


Whisper it softly,
When nobody's near,
Let not those accents
Fall harsh on the ear.
She is IA blossom,
Too tender and frail
For the keen blast
The pitiless gale.
Whisper it gently,
Twill cost thee no pain
Gentle words rarely
Are spoken in vain;
Threats and reproaches
The stubborn may move
Noble the conquest
Aided by love.
Whisper it kindly,
Twill pay thee to know.
Penltent tear drops
Down her cheeks flow.
Has she from virtue
Wandered astray'
Guide her feet gently,
Rough is the way.
She has no parent,
None Of her kin;
Lead her from error,
Keep her from sin,
Does she lean on thee,
Cherish the trust
God to the merciful
Ever is just.
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Regular Wall Line,

FHoI NEW YORK.
az; =, VIA Stonington, for BOSTON,
ga .-.-k'a PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD
and TAUNTON. The Steamer G WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, of this line, now
run regularly as heretofore, alternately
leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Battery place, daily, Sundays except. /.
ed, Mt 8 p M, and Stonington at 8 o'clock p
NJ, or on arrival Of mail train, which leaves
Boston at p NJ.
For freight or passage, apply At the office
No 10 Battery place, or on board the boats
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Fifty good and eFo5ent Boat Agents
Granted Immediately, By Pierce H0ndN,
Ashaway, r. l., to sell HQg0n' aoOrk
on Popery, History Of all Nations,
For's Book Of the Martyrs rerised
and BROUGHT doun TO the present time.
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a GOOD EXCUSE Therc is a society
In existence which, like most other asso-
Citations of the kind, has standing rule
that all members who come late or alb
sent themselves, shall be fined certain
sum, unless they are able to give suffi-
clent excuse for their tardiness or abb
sence. On one occasion member
came in after hours, and the chairman
asked him his excuse for teing late.
Really, sir" said he, 81 was not
able to get here before. Domestic troub-
les-perplexities of mind cannot say
which will die first, my wife or my daugh.
ter! !"
"Ah :" said the chairman, express
ing much commiseration for the father
and husband, " l was not aware of that
Remit the fine Mr.. Secretary the ex-
cuse is good one."
The member consequently took his
seat. The next morning another mem
Der met him, and, with much feeling
asked him how his wife and daughter
were
:" In excellent health" replied he.
How : | thought you said last night
that you did not know which one would
die first"
" did ; and am still in a quaudary
Time, however, will decide the question
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Thomas Whitaker & Son

WILL occupy Stores Nos. "a and 100
w North Main Street, corner of Meeting
Street, during the rebuilding of their ware
house Their old stock having been entirely
destroyed by fire, they how offer for sale an
entire new assortment of
China, Glass, Earthen-ware, Pock-
ct and Table Cutlery, Lanterns,
Solar Lamps, &c.
Also, an extensive assortment of Gas Fix
lures ofCorneius Il Co.'S manufacture.
Particular attention paid to introducing
pipes into buildings for lighting with gas.
5zzt- Wrought iron Pipe, Valves, &c for
sale at The lowest prices anl mills fi't"i r.r
heating with steam, ln % sgnH.Ior mauuar.
Providence. October D.. 1903. I.su8
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1% A couple who had lived together
for some years in seeming contentment
one day went a fishing, and tied their
boat by a rope to a post in the water.
All of sudden the boat went floating
down the stream, and contest of words
Immediately arose as to the real cause
Of the parting of the rope. The wife
said it must have been cut with a scis-
sors, but the husband, an unfeeling old
togey ,stoutly maintained that it was a
knife that had did the business. Scis-
sors Knife Scissors! Knife !" said
both, and at last the husband, losing his
temper, cried out
If you say scissors again I'll duck
you"
Scissors !" said the wife, determin-
ed to hold cut to the last.
Away went the old woman into the
water, and as she came up the first time
she beloved /" Scissors" at the TOP OF
her voice. The old man pushed her
down again.
Scissors !" sputtered she, in fainter
tones, as she rose again, but the old fel
low had her by the head, and plump
she went down for the third time; Now
she rose more slowly, aud as her water
logged form neared the surface, having
lost the power Of articulation, yet deter
mined never to give in, she thrust her
hand out OF the water, and initiated with
the first aud second fingers the opening
and shutting of scissors.
The old man was then convinced that
1t was useless to try to fetter woman 5
speech.
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sas- A Mrs. Frost, who edits a paper
down in Ohio, in apologizing for lack of
editorial matter in a late number, states
that ia slight Frost occurred at our
place on Wednesday last 10
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Cistern Q.

'HE Subscriber is prepared to put in brick
l. Cisterns out Of door or in, for one dollar
per hogshead, provided they hold twenty
hogsheads or more. For work over one mile
from the village, extra will be charged for
hauling stock.
ll5tf BERNARD W. PIERCE.
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~" All is well that ends Wells as
the gentleman said who inferred the
entire beauty Of certain lady because
her foot was pretty.
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May he be damne. '- DIS mouth, I'm h.s
breast, in his heart an. fgr,.l.lcgs. Gown
to the very stomach
May he be cursed in his reins, and in his
groins in his thighs, in his genitals, and in
his hids, and in his knees, his legs and feet
and toe-nails.
May he be cursed in all his joints, and
articulation ofhis members from the crown
of his head to the sole of his foot, may there
be no soundness.
May the Son of the living God, with all
the glOryof his majesty, curse him And
may Heaven with all the powers that move
therein, Iise up against him, and curse and
damn him, unless he repent and make
satisfaction.
PIERCE HANDELL.
Ashaway, r. l. Dec. 13, 1868.
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/ May the Father, who created man, curse
him May the Son who suffered for us,
curse him May the Holy Ghost who sui.
fered for MS in baptism, curse him May
the Holy Cross which Christ, for our saliva.
ton, triumphing over his enemies, ,asce ed
curse him.
May the Holy and Eternal Virgin Mary,
mother Of God, curse him May st Mic.
hael, the advocate Of the Holy souls, curse
him MAY oil the Angels, Principalities
and Powers, and all Heavenly Armies,
curse him
May the praise worthy multitude Of Pa.
triarchs and Prophets, curse him
May st John the Precursor and st John
the Babtist, and st Peter, and st Paul, and
st Andrew, and all other of Christ's Apos-
ties thgether, curse him and may the rest
of the Disciples, and our Evangelist, who
by their preaching converted the Universe,
and the Holy and wonderful company of
Martyrs and Confessors, who by their holy
works are found pleasing tn God Almighty :,
may the holy choir of Holy Virgins, who
for the honor Of Christ, have despised things
of the world, damn him. May all the Saints
from the beginning of the world to everlas-
ting ages; who are found to be beloved of
God, damn him.
May he be damned wherever he be, wheth-
er in the house or in the stable, the garden
or the field, or the highway or the woods,
or in the water or in the church may he
be cursed in living and dying.
May he be cursed in eating and in drink
ing, in being hungry, in being thirsty, in
fasting, in sleeping, in slumbering, and in
sitting, in waking, in resting and in blood
letting
May he be cursed in all the faculties of
his body
May he be cursed inwardly and outward
ly may he be cursed in his brains, and in
his virtex, in his temples, in his eyebrows,
in his cheeks.in his jaw bore, IN Lis noetr's
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Kid Gloves.

KID GLOVES,a large assortment Of color
II and sires, for sale at 81 1-2 cents, by
G. II. DENlS0N.
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Flour, Flour,

ERESH Ground ofextra and choio ebrsnd
l. just received and for sale low by
PENDLET0N L BR0THIR.
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FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE

FOX INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
since the first this Incompatible has
satisfaction His DESTROYER" and invaluable
SIDE BACK AND LIMBS, ,LUMBAGO, SORE THROAT,
BURNS SCALDS, SWELLINGS, AGUE, CRAMP,&c.
Cuts Wounds immediate
reen scads will in
short time
lby fall
The HEALING EMBROCATION
other
Gsr
stamped the bottle For Druggists All
be to
AUGUSTUS H. FIELD Successor to Charles Dyer, Jr.)
SOLE PROPRIETOR ACTURER,
Westminster
PROVIDENCE, r.. l.
AGENTswErRLY,
". Harmon i2f
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(signed)

(signeO WALKER & co.
The Pills should be used conformity with theOntment
in most Of the followin cases -
Bad Legs Corns (soft) Pheumatism
Bad Breasts Cancers Scpds
Burns Contracted and Sore Nipples
Bunions Stiff Joints Sore-throats
Bites Of Mosche- Elephantiasis Skin-diseases
toes and Sand Fistulas Scurvy
Flies Gout Sore-heads
Coco-bay Glandular Swell Tumors
Chego-foot ings Ulcers
Chilblains Lumbapo Wounds
Chapped hands Piles Yaws
Sold at the establishment Of Professor HoLLow,y.
IA Strand. (near Temple Bar. London). and by ali
respectable druggists and dealers through
out the British Empire and of those of the United
states in pots at BIC. SIC and 81 SOC each Whole
sale by the principal drug houses In the Union and
by MesSrs. A b L. ID SANDS. New York SriILnA, A.
POTTER. Agents for Westerly. X. L.,
REDDING. q CO.. Boston. General Agents
nALCH " 'oN. Providence. Agents for RI
NM y '.., ta considerable saving by taking IN
HrHr tIt".
a.-uFsat1r7 r.r 'Ht rridance Of patients
"'.I d......r n0. 'i..I g.. each pot. l2oeowly
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The Wonder Of the Age!l

FOX the
cure ofSslt-
rheum.E Fry
y p Q las,
Chilblain
G happe d
or Cracked
hands. s.Cuts.
Burns and
| 5calds or
| Wounds Of
| any kind (;
Piles (; In
famation Of
the Breast |;
Bites Of In
rects (; Old
Sores /; all
kinds Of
Break XII n z
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that ne may be tormcntc B, desplsc !. and Je
delivered over with Dathan ana Abiram,
and with those who say unto the Lord, ,,de-
part from us for we desire none of thy
ways a fire is quenehed with water so
let the light Of him be put out for evermore
unless 1t shall repent him, and make salts.
faction. Amen
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rnn,..slc Ports.

hLTxkNDRIa-Ar Feslf brig = Daasa- Aikint Boatol
se,' P Ceb EecE Sid sels Mar Jase Loan .si
roe New YeIE Arehelau Phs5o PssFi Prosidsaee steam
' a1 HI o1 Feb L. Ssrs Gasd oyn Mobile brisi
esrI M,isaa d., cLis.en EsviEdi Rswlsy a,;,7,ss
Sb S York: shps AM Rose Duncan LTsEPs5l; TA2ns
PelII5 Hissls NswOrieaas' Resn ,egen. Hafs ti5 ny
: IsS6ir Trpp boston P JohasJa Dyer Bosom .
BosToS-I Pei IS ,hP se;-so tswss G.i:ais' Big Nan
Mssihevs Pl.depia Cd steiner A-abii e. I'D ina LlLe,
yoI., -. Iter .sf b.s El7ir4 Brosn carlea.s
hislsor Nv "a. i ss F5Itsd 3 osa fr
Cus SO s,eazsshiP Arsb a 2oj ships Anrsl aid Di5-
eCRLT Fe5 H. blrts A7ols Kedarics Bo'toai
a. eye h snshp soshsrnsr Evla evYoTs Ia tie oa5
Tcstr EeW-Yo-k; shrs Camden Gaad = YORK L.dy hoo.
80 - 80. % ori Iaiy OF iAs Lste sluts Ia
Gaze Vesi Irdes Col 81 cry Lw93a r. loFs
~ Nou.t-e RsEe Falmouth AID ui.rsst bitk sifsaa
e. ID Is rr B-,s.ss y -, O-.esls. kcsch Bro,1ess Phlos,
Ms,unzss brook Hal s-ua Ia Grl1is cen Iay'
Gee Wet hides Nlrasaase'i Hail. n odeaaIi Bfo-'s' -
an IS sio Feraar ~ MsIor St Pierre M.F tafk 1lr,
- ,1Ij be,-- H. =. ~, - II. -'.15-s
o.rcr Pair-a BE- oai bs e.s sf 20 Gsmaad. 90 Eai .
Dsy EeW-YoIk Mary Hauca, "sef, o., s'-f Fanny HUI
DAFIEH-Arr sh big Emblem Kips EeE5lIy2sE' ca';a'.
FALL Hivzi-sd = a bark Jias z wiiianI Miiiou,
frtathcc'. az New Orleans 0itils q VIVID.
CLDJCLSIEh-Au. I.j Il, lr Mountain Eagle, Ffeef'
Nfsri. for pichnoud Izlh, six n 9ni any m Es-
Atlt O. Fo5ild 18th selr R P Sc J S-w-i w iof
F.trtf % Had very heavy E,hcr and split fas A
9CfLE-oi FEB 9. ship Ear pen, faFle- Ic1l5a bAik
!. -l'. t.iiouu Provi5-lc.. . ,.,..
And slp Johu l. Di1rck. portland, Ne; schr W'c9ti,
Ikin Cid iTi1 :. p Beck smith Havana o b. sls
Co-lti. r scsy Liv--rool; Gsotrs Wsh.1ftoa C1ml-h
Hov--. " H. Carpenter PT0vi- elcs brig Eliza.
i,fh Hc.r.r.t5 N.tsnz-s -
EEN-LONDON-Agr Feb H. s.hn Z + LoEiI Peace, Port
"a EeQ-Iorr Cr3vall; Ni-f0r Beans. Ag-rl1l
Ir.ft. and Elilh. " 70 ia Boston t1r Do
pHILhDILPiIA-Cl T.j. Is, b.rs Nisaus Finn, CllFsi
town MAJ tchr san1cl D. IS, SJnsls Nsw-i0lz.
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Foreign Ports.


All Chisehs Islands sh ut ship Wild Ranger Sears d. fn
AZ kio Jsnei1o jan ships Phantom Hslst
loadng Green for do, ochsng bArks Hermitage Lsb
rover Cole FOR New Orleans Ellen Morrison Gavs dlchs
isu Henry Watts New Orleans, waiting freight; OrtonA
Carlton do osdug brig Richard, Bentley, Ihonson, u
h Btnt.ige Lieut. Hunter for River Ia Plata SD 6th bark
leeoeq Msnton fr New Orleans and sehr Aen hann Tor bal
AZ Perntrntueo about jan le from AID
for fhads h lsg brig Lopez hen1ey do wig cargo In
the bay ship and bag bound
At E6yGns sth bsrks E1Tress Woes o- NswYOTk, 2hi
SSne hz!ton d ol Cowes sarah Hale Crowther es Car
noa o,e TOT NewNoIk fedcO Higgins disg Jepo1ica
to"ss os South Caro- ina dsg Dill gonce Hutchinson
90 IhAes Gardner DO lizzie Loud Nc 5th ds- chr
teFedi Sarah Nichols Nichols from Boston 5th
bsey AIT nom Mimingtoci h-iss Gazee Napier Dig; Pastor
ncsnc Cos en syd Ms1eh DO C01isencc Melville do H.
Cushing Lsness,er % Gen Hessy. Folsom do Mary Eliza
ttth 4cN oibell co Con nodore
Wood Baker sagusi Jglia Ford, Griffin
Boston Olaia Ellen blanchard cts Bohber a. soe
Fear tey ti med rem sea having no
Locke Pax shi Scnsis Watson.
Chsfietou shrs CoRnecsicut Eld-idge Ophr Ca IA III
Il Maa'ssuo sE son @1F ksPube snow uno Join Pisree
Melville Tn Boston; Young America three rns.l WrrSo
Baltimore chartered hssloTk, GeorSA Pesi 49, -
Boston Sih. 49, $500
HE io'sin vessels are chartered Feb An brs ,,s 10,
taoas with privilege Of y soc Per Ioaih and port
paid Br ssp Empire Queen fE kaola rafiss hS All
boxs Il 81 An bsrk re4eco, Higgins 5oCo =.
"a lie chip Scail C.Trs 5 A-xes CoNes
e5f "a "a l-ig Jeia Fond 91o boxes Boston nnss, A. "a
Per hhd big Com siessrt go boEss GARDENS r NeE.York
Ieseu PolflAIS e as Per hid OF lie gls
eth issSherfsree-hslk Lizzie Lo1d TO b..
cork e4ls bs Cara Ellen 10 hh3s 81
CAIctr % New York aud noiases y per g
SD Ctr brs Paris Weber Natsarssl bsrks sr.suet-a
tsp) Lois New Orleans; Julia sites do Ada ay HEAVY do
brgs btle BT) pieston Bsfx Edwin DOrrr sshseldssu
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Disasters, Be-.

Snip soAEGo ct Boston from Calcutta struck By lightning
jan at % Ion - WHICH fpi fore ain md Ia descend
CON gs ind sbaft the fore rigging, bursting lT
deck blanks and started tue oakm out Ct Tie several Other
BANK NarHL BLAKE ofPortlsnl which arrived NeOles1a,
Jcn Ieu RoCkord with hex a on FIRE became total lae,
bI much An attempt had been aac 70 sia the ire BY stopping
with plaster every by which Dir might reach the hold but
no reiIGe shc was h-ay tated AID sank heE Hsns hd
b. G4SK IusEEisIErs abandoned Dc n On passage
se e% G3c0n'0y ''' D'"0' a mex cargo '''- IA ~ ' i''
IccoUNrs from II ,vncs town site Jo5a Hlnor Of
taLtu rtoyIccioWU where she Is waiting rspi BAk Fanny
BUc Recc Point in much ia SANE tnaion before
stated About beef whisky and 41v
aI IN her The parties who ave ed 90 the
filing With empty casks oa her OF he bed winch she
ycedey Big Bl5ore las entirely gone pieces . hhis aud
ics cd OF So Schr Wohc has also gone entirely 10
oken down by heavy Saturday She remain IL god
SeER FAwN Miller az BslHuos from Fiaublil a. expert.
rough weather ana threw 7s bb Of oiasepsTt Of
Sem T. ROGERS New. Orleans from Pbiadsrhs Il
lei oIod 1t. arrived there in d.streslno parcglars
'ssied IL EwOod Waller Ksl to gone shore
kInatt Bents previ ne TO 9Th ~ a.,
viii proceed TO Bedford 70 dich1fge aad re 2ar
THERE tia schr. erty Wiis Of aad from Bah
for Ial hye with Lumber AMI lak Ashore NaIrassaset
Beach ANA will he total oss
the FOLLOWING copies Letters Er0oi W-lter Esl
Carr NAY CoURr HoCsE FEB. iust from C4pr Leland
where have been to inquire concerning thc shr John Wells
from the land in about 80 feet Of She from NEYork
Philadelphia, with valuable of assorted merchandise
and the whole had better be leo iii person with subsrias sp5
take hold Of The wreck properly We wait F orders
Br4uFoRT n c. Feb Io-The sch Thomas Ireland Of Great
Frs grlOT Cole noateT, with naval bound SswYork
barely saved their lives Abou AS bo rssl snd tup1H
.e and II osssp Of iuPentue are on the beach-mos Of
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5ienrause Comp mts.

BRANCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIFE
ID INSURANCE COMPANY Of HARTFORD, CONEECr.
CUT No le2 broadway New-Y0rk JAMES DIXON Presided
IN L. HCOElR Vice rcgdf HENRY L. MILLER secr-
tayt YARDS Attorney To-. he Cen9agy n es'eSst!
d. r q 'AChhs rOS5 No. D.. Gn4 DAVID bODo.a H1ed
E1au'uerg T. sitr1dsrce daily between l. and occck
The Company having conped With the feqnemu oftie avs
OF state OF New York reat h1ndrd h,1Di tons
derust have opc1ed branch Otice no ~ BoaiWiy
tort in le ecsu g. 1uk buto who're they s - hf9py
Il ett one auJ wish Life l1rrl1ce IN safe reliable sid
prompt pying Conr,ry The charso- othe Hartford Consaes
Deeds 20 bsaldng aid that Is Necessary % aotn toe pubic
VII they l. De found.
This Cor ony sures beth the eek shl Mutual piaf TIA
q ates good aud responsible Company TIE
mutual hrn policies takeu for loan one half ths
Of rr run tfus enabling those OF limited unity
securing or families 70 case az ds,fh competency and all
feeling world A. EDWARDS Ag,ut
Fire Marine Rsks akeu this Office any Snsuat
s-cu,iJle Conn anles A EDWARDS, -.
''1''''' 4. DwARDs As'nh
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Philadelphia Markets

fnh@oespnia "sTHeS.. THURSDAY, REQ To- 1854
qhe market firm oday with moderate basnsss
las For the dtmond continues limited ahout bhls
sei Shipment S s S for ordinary ssperne and IS 50
b choice brand the close Of business the latter
o shipping brands bet buyers disposed
price, the market quiet; the home sales
,o limited within the Of IS 500 80 b5 for good
s ard Isnds CoRS MEAL aud RYe FLOUR continue 10
aesive and pTces the WHEAT about stationary 1850
5ush gOad Penny lsria red ss 90 AMI Of white
month - CoRN inquired for and Co
iash vania yellow orly sold RYE seiag 81
dull GRocERiFs firmly he& hut without
ueh dong Of vsstheE holders Of COFFEE
sndns ceS The PRovsog trade inactive AID
fa,Io.s the roticee CLoVEessEe
se,iye and tke tsnd Eted a. 90 bush WnsEY
i ~ la ited 4ecsstst a. Sic FOR hhcs and SIS for BIZ
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spot-en. &c,

Dec e lat 80 g Ion q W, French slip Chaie. from San
Frarcifco for Havre.
FEB si a. lon SC IS bark s. Jsgo, EdmOads from Portland
foI CarccnGs
Feb lat GO Ion IL tak sEm Andres from ApaehcOla for
Providence
FEB Sand Key ship Ann Bsn hard from Nswoesns
for Antwerp (no doubt the Abby Blanchard Uadn New
Cr'cars cr Hevge)
IL The vicinity Of sand Key Light jan ship Austin
Galveston Jan bark " knall bound West
Jan &c hsk w Brodie bound NOuh Jan e. bark Lewslyn
York 0E New OTesnsi Jan p DAVIS of Fall
liver Boson fer NewoTeAns; Jan g brs Factor from
Bali fer
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Dtean steamers, &r.

TOR sAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-The new
SPLENDID heel steamship KEYSTONE STATE csgt 4
Horde carrying tie uniud .laies Nail WI ha's fnihf
DFLPHIA ~ sayannoh on WEDNESDAY Feb 10 s'Wgelnt
NJ fcrn the wharf Pnest la speed aud srons aea
every tor the comfort and e9ayenlenee o.
40 The STATE OF GEORGIA leaves ,b1ye ne iHs,,y
WEDNESDAY Agents 10 Phila elfhii, HERON a AAA&iS
No 57i North Whsryess In Savannah. q A. L. LAMAR
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
sS fo5S Of seIIs 19S ssr ls s 81 sS. az
York deceased present the With yo9ehe5s tssrso 20
the t Of NewYolk on Or before The thd az Of jay am
daoi.wemF. EEHEafA6 Miller, E1s'''ss.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Ordey of the Sarrcgsted
aas GSga s Of ss cEoa6 E' bR aSS late %
to present the with vouchers tber;
Yeri or or beirc he ~ si6h Jay Of sseR Ss@T
III. sishis Day Of sops 1853 ESTHER DAwSsoS
IN PURSUANCE of sn order Of the Surrogate
the Ssgh Of SsT5SI hE R0i sE seI.sy g ,s Ss =,
York mtchanf deceased the with youcasns
Of the scrisr st tss Office Of william Weed No q cs s
August Dsied New York the 9Th day Of Rsbrgs ~
Icf Isw6mFs Administrator with tho win sa,sIA-
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
TIE Ssgay Of SsYSTf HHs + 1s'isy . T e.,
to the Subscribers the residence Of Robt Earle ss 2 ~,
nsxt-Dsted EeYoTk the eleventh day Of January isH
ais l.vemv. H4s9ET f miadfss Es~ss-
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and CoggssY
~ Of NewYoIk MATTHEW A. BOG ARDUs and asa Lsv =
nsnd on eonfset not served 20 che dst.ndsat fe
hereby summoned end required to the eonPnc ss 81
County Of NewYoFk the Cry Hall In said CITY and 2 =
copy Of ya1r sgger to the ssd c2np az On we ~
Ssys seI nc se,es q h' s9ns.s 90 yoa: ss eos "a
the time aoressd the plaintiff In this seton w SO "A
assint you fo the Of four hundred al ie,y -
interest the Of fZ6 5biCC (Part Of ssla - a
Cctofes T. 1874 snd h interest ne IN o. So "a cT
az sd principal ~ from May ~ bfa n W
Plsintas Attorney No lso Brosd Wy y Ia
RTte ~on,ra5t in ~ scon lied Ia the Ocs Y,
Clerk City County Of Nov iofN ~ 'ne '''l -SF
Civ on The I'll day Of January, 1854 y IA1s-.s-
NTFW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-Jaines C s...H
~ sasng. yoha Thompson Jssaes Hitchcock, Ass,yr
gote7tson aieraHfer OsbOurn, Be-rtfd D0ursiosfa 1911
kewe Iragc Kuirht James = CBmni1es san % ,r-r
ovsr HerSb Jsaak p. Carrie Charles T. Cgrre sni WI
Crie igrrrors fr demard contract 10 1870
pAID ROBF ETSON and ALEXANDER OSBOC RS o. s1.s
are hereby summoned and required 70 answer te
MART In th action Of which copy herewith served ~
nd Terye copy TIE sd complaints on -
rber az ole, Nos 10 and II AeIchsntS Ex:aAs -
CIV OF NeYork within twenty days er the ssryice L
rsiye of dag Of such service and fel % an S ~.
ofppabt whia the time aforesaid, the rndd 10 fs 49,.
Ole iudsment against for the Of one hlneS az
aoa from the seventeenth dag OF -
thousnd eight hsrered md fnytso bedss The e'''
ftie isSswFsi. T. P. cowLEs Plaintiff. Air's5:
NOTICE is hereby given that the balance reGa11
OF the occe5s q ne sale Of tho Real ee q W. <sSs
POST Of the oy Of New YOTs dec .ea as ~ Jss
order Of the OF the Con1y Of
H. ThOne eeheaer appointed b sd ssrfess,s ~ e2oA
N the City Of NewYor the ~ a. a..
al 10 O'clock M the for nooa 6is ~
rusry, 1854 fiefswl A w BRApfo"D'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
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