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WK HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN.
A Syvfi.
EV MRS. Ii. J ?MKS
I.
Wt have not forgotten thai Song of our childhood,
*gTb< tame that we .uiig 'neatb the cbest-m tree's shade?
Tbe same we r?-*?lined through valley and wild wood.
When children together like children we play'd.
?Tu a Song of our School-days, dost ?iou not remember,
How ot neou-time we sat on thai stone by the door,
And look'd oh our treasures the fruit? of September,
And oiurtnut'il that Seng while dividing the store.'
II.
We bav,- not forgotten? we siiil sang together
Long after the days of our frolic? were p*_?'d,
When our hearts knew of Lile but its sunniest weather,
And its dowers were so fresh that we thought if-ey would
last.
When we stood in the gay hall? of music and dai.cmg,
When we met once again on a far loreigo shor**?
Thy intnd bent on pleasure, and mine on romancing?
We remember'd that Youth-Song, and sang it once more.
III.
We ??ave not forgotten-O, dill that Song lingers
On Memory'. dial-plate, Iivingly clear
Thouf-h Time ha. wiped out. with bis clumsy old finger-,
Full many a trace ?f the things we held dear.
Bat ihat Song of onr cbildbood-w. both bavegrown older,
And years long and changeful, have pass'd since wt met,
But our heart, Mov'd friend ! 0 our beans must be colder
Before it can teach us that Song to forget !
October, 1842;
.-mw^mmwam*
Better Times.?We have hnd the means of
know-in? soonetlling of the general distress and
gloom which has pervaded the ranks of the me?
chanics and manufactnrers, for it is among liiem
that our circulation extends *, and in watching their
condition and prospect-) we have had occasion to
observe bow great has been the depiession under
which they have struggled during the past season.
It is reasonable to believe that there wete at out
time ov.r two hundred thousand persona out ol
employment in the manufactories of New-York arid
New-England alone, and many of those who were
fortunate enough to be retained in business, have
found their pay inadequate to their com'.ortable
maintenance.
It is in vain to deny that business ha. rapidly
increased within the past month, whatever may
have been the'cauae of it. A better feeling pre?
vails, and the laboring classes are more generally
at work, at reasonable wages, who were generally
ununemployed and suffering in want a few weeks
since. Nor is this stato of things confined to the
laborer, for the merchant and capitalist partake
equally of the general gladness and confidence.
Neither is this feeling limited in its effects, but
prevails throughout the country. We have gath?
ered from the public journals a few facts to show
ihe progress of improvement. They afford u bet?
ter and far more satisfactory evidence to the hon?
est working man than till the speculations of party
politics.
An agent of the Port Henry Irom Company,
whose works are in Essex county, snys thut order
have been sent up to put the whole establishment in
full blast. They had recently 10UU tons of iron in
the city of New York, which is finding? ready sale
at $-7 per ton.
At the Mattawun factory -?UO hands, it is stated.
have been set to work ; and the establishment of
Mr. Tech, at Haverstraw, whi.hemploys over~00
persons, is about to go into operation.
A gentleman from New.Jersey states that more
than 40 mills which had bean closed in that State,
are tobe speedily opened.
The extensive cotton factories at Motiistown,
Pa , which had been idle for some months, were
started again a couple of weeks since; mid it is
?aid that 500 persons who wore recently unem?
ployed are now busily engaged in the factories in
Delaware county.
The Portland Advertiser says that orders have
just been received by journeymen ?1lormakers in
that vicinity, who were thrown out of employ by
the reduction of duties in the ?ate tariff, to return to
Massachusetts, where they had fot merly been em?
ployed, to engage in their former business.
A better ntate of thing*, says the Baltimore
..merican, has succeeded to the previous depres?
sion in almost every department of business. It
is now considered that a firm basis is established
upon which operations may he conducted with as?
surance as to results. The general feeling in the
community is more cheerful and lively than it ha.?
appeared to be any time within the last few years.
And a correspondent of the I'nited States Gazette,
writing from the same place, says :?Business
seems to be on the revive?confidence is again
taking the place of suspicion and distress. Our
merchants are up and doing. Tin- wlmrves begin
to present a lively appearance.
The Philadelphia Gazette says that several fac?
tories in that csty, which have long been closed,
will Immediately commence op?rations. Among
them the Globe .Mills, Leaning?-Chemical Works,
and Dr. Bergen's Glass Works. We learn also
that the Lehigh Company has been applied to for
water power to be applied to some new iron works.
A manufacture! in Wuterburv. Conn., repon.?
that he has received more orders for goods in his
line since the passage of the tariff bill than ho
had received during the whole of four months
previous.
In the iron region of New Jersey, the ore
which ha* been on the banks of the canal as quiet
as stones and almost of a? little value, has been
contracted for.
The Saugerties iron works, which, previous to
its suspension some months since, gave employ?
ment to a large number of hands, and payed out
over three thousand dol?ais monthly, are prepare?!
to resume operations.
Whatever parties may say with respect to the
cause of this state of things, it is with facts alone
.hat we have to do. and the fuet that a bettet
state of things does exist is of more consequence
to the artisan than the speculation*, of theorists.
[State Mechanic,
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL at Ml!)
DLETOWN, Connecticut.?A Classical and English
Boarding-school !or voting Reinleinen.?The Winter Ses
sion will commence Nov. LSih and continue -2 weeks.
This School Is well supplied v?ith ?tpparaius. both Philo?
sophical and Chemical, including a powerlul T.hscope ;
also, a complete seto! American and Foreign Outline Maps,
a Library, _?c. i_c. Students are iharoagn.** prepared ei?
ther for bu?ine?s or colle?; inte institution!?.
The Principals and Pupils reside together in one fainilv
Temporarily occupying ibe place of pareots*, the Principal?
f?*el a correspondin;? obligilion to w<u?h over the manneis,
moral.?, ami education ol their Pup.tr. No student whose
?-?ample is tound injurious, will be permitted lo continue
with us.
Tbe charge for Instruction, Board, Washing, ordin?r?.
Mending, Fuel, LigMs, and ?edding, is $160 p?-r annum
each lernt in advance.
FT Circulars may be obtained'of G. P. Disosway; Esq.
No. It? Pearl-street, or of the Rev. Henrv Cbi?.?e, No. 13-1
Che-Ty-street. D. H. CHASE, A. M.}'__ . ,
oS tolSfJj? W s. CHASE, A. Al. \ Principals.
RS. HOLT(J?^h_-rding and 1)-^
'?tehwr^ftc Young Lathe-, No. 11 Amiiy-st -rm302m
ROFEi-SbR BASSET'S Oral and
_*_?____? ?____* Krf*''*h-T'?.ughl without ItHik?
5^^BS^bt^_-_*^*i_*', B^?d?r-ay. entrance 1st
aoor in ?.?rantl-*?. Those who wish to ?couire ibe French
Ut-g-af-e w.ih ea?r ?ikI &*_*-, ?_-,ll fiVjuUVs ,'* - ?___
not to be surp*ss.M by any thai'bas ever tU'n intro.i_?ei
The language is taught grmuroaticallv'with?m ffiS
speaking ?e_i.yic.-u.mJ by tt,i,?,,v ,nei u??l ami the t,u
ptl hnds from ihe fot (?son improvement ^ihinsL-,?."?"
writing Vd translaung. Those who wish to jom fer ibe
ensuing season ihe d.rterent evening classes, w-litie ?levied
??dronce T Uam^ T<"nuS ***** quar?erlyi.
"_" ? Th? 2rof*;sso- ****** only be seen before 3 A. to
->d after 7 P. M._?*>" Staw6w TTufcS
FRENCH, ENGLISH ANDGeI?m?N
FANCY GOODS veiy low for cash?.\ complete a?.
sortment of?
Combs, Steel Pens Hemming it Son Needles
?rajlies. Cutlery. Poekei Books.
Pert-mery? Hooks'*.-Eye ?. Snuri" Bo?.-?.
RaiorSu.p?, Pius, Jewvlry. Au-. ??c.
Together with a large assortment of all articles ?n the
?hove ruieof busib-s. CHARLES B. ?AKLIM.,
olSlm* 74 Maiden lane ami*? Ltberty-Mreeu
"T?OTS ANDSHOES?A geueraU,
sortm-nt of MEN'S. BOYS' ami YOUTHS* BOOTS
SHOES and BRO?ANS. vir: ?Men**, bo?*_? tutd youths'
thick boots, call" ami kip. sewed aod p*i?g?-?i ; do men's and
boys' thick and kip b-mvan* ; women's, niiise> and chil?
dren?.' bootees,batata, ?lippeis. lue. /-ho, fur cloth and
seilet CAPS; tine silk and cotttry hats. All sold low lor
casbor city accepinoces, by die case or dozen. Country
Etere hatits would do well io call and exacmne at
t? ALE ii Co.S, 260 Pearl street.
?08 2m? under IX S. Hotel, N. Y.
STOVES.
S
TOVES.?HOWE'S Patent Store,
. s for heating Parlors, Ha?s, kc, and there probably is
not a Stove lor sale in this city ??*?*" contains On so sma.l a
compass) all the advantages this Stove does, forneatn?^s ol
appe'arance.economvinfuH, and foremitunga softamiplea
-nnVheai, it i> not surpavsed by any, and equalled by very
few ifa.iv; and wbiielamat/outit Islioujd like ;o call
Ihe attention of the puWic to ibo-e Stove? ior s_.e m this
market thai are only got up lo look at, and not lor service
j.?.! utility ? there is considerable crocking about hollow
bas*? or hearths, to warm or dry Um? feet upon. I would
nier*.ly asl? ibequestion, would a hearth or base made ot
?-heel iron stand much putting led upon it for that purpose i
I think not, therefore 1 would caution the public to buy
such Stoves only as have i>eeii well tested ami tried. This
Stove bas n cast iron hearth and two ?loors in front, ??ne for
piittiii?? i? coal anil the oilier lo show the fire, thereby giv?
ing ? rery cheerful app?-aranc?. and at ifiesam?- time brings
an open ?ire cnnvenirnt for wannine wr drying the feel. It
muy be seen ai the Fair next week : and" i? lor sale nt the
Atanulaciory, No. 239 Waier-streei. and also at23. and 125
Bowery, and at Powell i? Vj?lng's, Brooklyn.
?7 Im SAMUEL R. SPELMAN. __.*.'? Water--..
PROF. ORK-S AlRTlCHT SrTQVE.
The und? r-i?_ri??-il are the only a__.nts for vending and
..Hing the abov'e article in the City of New-York. 01 their
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons o(
the first respectability may be seen at the store. We guar?
antee against any explost-.n- if put up according to our
directions. We have also an improved Airtight Stove.
I. HILL,
o4 3ia S. R. FRAZIER, 250 Water street.
Si
mi um Russia Sheet Iron Parlor, Store, Halt, Office,
and Nursery Stoves, have now been in use nine years, and
are so well known, that but littl** need be said at?out tbf-m.
The Americ.nMn-i.tuie has awarded me twopremiums for
the best and cheapest atovr-s ?u the market. Theirgn*alad?
vantage over Others is, that they have an ash pipe winch
carri?d off the light ashes, (so troublrsome in other stoves
ant! so injuriousto furniture and merchandise.) The??.? -toves
are ?oUl with the privilege of try-'11- them two weeks, and
returning ihem without charge, if they do not prove --nitac
tory. Although they are the cheapest of any in ihe market.
nove, the prices are jast reduced from 10 tr> 15 per t-eni.
These StOV?__e are fin sale al retail, an?! orders taken Ibr
wholesale ;?t the following placet:
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, lit? Greenwich St,N. V.
W. WILLIS ic CO., 179 " "
W. H. SWEETS. '2M Cann! street, N. Y.
J. W. BALDWIN k CO., Kingston. N. Y.
A. J. Jc H. COFFINS, Pinjghki-epsie, N. Y.
(*. H. STOUT, New-Brunswick, N. J.
BACKUS k BROTHER. Newark,N. J.
Order? sent to the subscriber will be promptly attentled
to. JONATHAN THOMPSON.
Rabway, N. J., Sept. 22d, 1342. s23 lm*
"?TEP WARM.?The subscriber offers
for sale at No. 231 Water-street, whole-ale and retail,
i ?it's Patent and improved Air-Tight S oves, constructed
for burni?i?? either wood or ron). Over Five Thousand ot
these Stoves were ??old in the city of Bos'.'m last seas in, ami
found to be the most econ?mica! in the consumption ol fuel
of any stove heretofore introduced. They are recommend?
ed particularly by physicians, for beating rooms for ill??
?irk; ami persons afflicted with consumption have lound
great reliet by the use of the above Stove, the air prfxluceti
being of more even temperature ihau can possibly be pro?
duced br .my other stove "now ??tiered to the public. Please
call and examine for vour-.il?.?s, before purchasing else?
where. D. D. WENDELL. No. 231 Water-st.
o6tf 2d door from Beekman.
^T00R'S~7el-b7f?ed PATENT COAL
O STOVES, designed for Stores, Offices Halls and Pur
lor*'.?These Stoves are .ic-knowle?-!ged by all who have
u-e<t them, lo supi-fsede any other kind ever offered to the
oublie. They can now be had at ?reat.y reduced prices?
one-third less than formerly? owing to ihe depressed -t?te
of the times. Those wishing to purchase Stov?*. |*r the
above purpose- are requested to calf and examine ior them?
selves ?>l 65 Chatham-Street, il being the only plnce where
they can be obtained in this city. N. B. Spoor's Sinve?
repaired. BENJAMIN ARMSTRONG.
New-York, October K. 1312. oil lm
EHIGHCOA?^r-The subscriber of
__J fers for sale Lebigb Coal No. 1 by the Cargo at his
wharf in New-Brunswick, N. J. from the boats at the low
price of ?_- 60 per i<?n (2240 lbs. Maune.h Chunk weight.)?
Also, from hi- yard at $."? 73 per ton. Boats will be at his
wt.arf on Wednesday nert, ant! two weeks.from that time.
08 2w*_ G FORGE II. STOUT.
~^"TO $5 5?.--Pe?ch Orchard Coal.
?J The sub-criber ofieis for saletlie first quality Peach
.If char?! Coal, l?roken, efrg and large nut sixes, at the above
reduced prices, delivered free of cartage, direct from the
bo.it? The Coai will be well broken und screened at the
time of shipment. ALFRED ASHFIELD.
415 Orand'Street, corner ol Ridge,
an?! South-treet, corner61 Montgomery.
Orders left as above, or :u 198 WiHinni-street, or through
the Post-Office, promptly attended lo. _au3ll tl
?b/i ~CYp\ ~C O ALT COAL?From " the
^?"T &/<?) vessel, best quality Peacli Orchard Red
Ash Coal ireshfrom the mines, at the following low prie*-?
Egg and Broken.$5 50
Slove, large.5 00
Nut.4 50
double screened and delivered any part of lie- city, weighed
by a city weigher. Y__rd corner Christtipher and Green,
wich streets. JAS. FERGUSON
N B?liMKi tons Pea anil Dust cheap. a29 tl
COAL! COAL .'?("heap aa ever at the
?Id stain!, corner ol lltiil-oii ami Amos-streets, where
we shall l?e happy to see all who want a good article ol
winter juel. We .are constantly receiving and discharging
boats of well-wl?.rtetl coala which we deliver ?>n the slioriesl
noiin? in good order. (jy203in) J. TKRBELL.
IVEKPOOL COAL.?The under
L!
{signed is now discharging a very line cargo of Liver?
pool Coal thai burns free, bright and clean, at Ihe low price
of $9, delivered free of eartacreat any pari of the city. A
few chaldrons yet unsold. Those wanting the article hail
belter send in their orders without tielay, at the Yard No.
*?. Thompson street, near Spring, or at lite office No. US
Nassau street.
P. S.?It will be delivered al Brooklyn at the same price
the,ferrage added. JOSEPH P. SIMPSON. oiitl
-&?. ni??COAL.l
-?Pit?/ ? XJ \J Peacli Orchard
-COAL! COAL ! !? The real
Red Ash, now sellin?; from
il'ie yard of. Washington .treet, two doors above Spring,
broken from clean lump, doubly screened, und delivered
free ofcartage. and weighed by a city Weigher, at ihe fol?
lowing price?? :
Large Nut.$5 W
Slovr. 5 2">
Brok? n or Egg. C (Ml
Liverpool Screened. l> 00
N.B.?All orders lo be. led at the Yard. No agents?no
commission. Tin- buyer receives ll??- benefit.
Coal irom boats, '?'5 cents less per ton.
oiu if P. It. GUERNSEY.
COAL, COAL, COAL.?Best Peach Or
chard Red Ash Coal?Lump, Broken and Nut sizes.?
The undersigned is authorised to lake orders Ibr this cele?
brated Coal, al ihe vt-r\: lowest prices, either by ihe cargo
or ton, delivered trot* the barges freeof cartage in any part
of this city or Brooklyn.
Als?. Gray Ash Schuylkill, Lebigh und Lackawaoa Coal.
P. S. Americas Bituminous Coal, Ibr th? grate, ??quai to
besi Liverpool. Best Virginia Coal, j'or blacksmith's use, at
Ihe very lowest price. JOSEPH P. SIMPSON,
Office No. lia Nassau-street
N. B. Orders tor one inn will receive Ihe same attention
as those for a larger quaniiy. rayl?tl
EACH ORCHARD NUT C??I__*?Of
the b_st quality, deliver? d m the best order, from
boats, at four dollars seventy-live cents per ion, deliverf d
free of cartage. A large l?t on th- way will be here in a
day or two. R. 4: B. SKIDMORE,
oll'tif Washington, corner of Franklin.
TMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS!?
_____ The contents of Wildert Paient Salamander Safe have
never been injured (much less destroyed) by fire. They
can onlv be had at the Iron Sate Store oi
SILAS C. HERRING; 189 Water-street.
N. B. Shies of other makers, such as have been taken in
part payment for Wiider's, ior sale at less than one halft?!
first cost, n? above s?
G AIR?NDOLES?An t_4_*ort__*M ?f
f bronzed, gilt and silvered Girandoles, Astral ami Hall
Lamps, japanned Tea Tnys in s?-i? or separately, platett.
plated ?Candlesticks, Cake Bas&ets, Castors, silver T?-?? ana
Table Sporns, ivory handle table cutlery, Britannia Tea
seis. Cotlee Urns, i.e. *-c. ior sale at reduced prices, at lit
Chntlia ? street, nti-ar Pear!. ALBERT BEACH. a-ltf
SPOTTED GLOVES RESTORED?
Dry goads jobbers and importers, milliners and other
merchants having spotted cloves or silks on band, may have
tln'in restore?! to their original color and lustre, bv leavin?
them nt 8?IJ IVdnr street, ihe Parcel Delivery Office marked
F.. and all orders shall be eso.uletl ? ith depalch. oSO if
TifUSlC AT THREE CENTS A Pace,
JXL at No. 72 LispenHrd-si.. cor. of Broadway.?CH?S
T. GESLA1N, Music l*ubli_.her, is coa-tanily receiving n? w
ami lasiuonable Music, lor the Piair?. Guitar, and Flute,
which t> selling at ihe very low price of 3 cents a pa_re re?
tail. Also, on band, a small lot ol Musical In-truiiienis,
which will be sold very low. The public tue invited to call
and examine fot themselves. Whole-ale ?ealers supplied
heaper than at any other establishment in the U. States;
N. B.?Piano Fortes tuned at 75 ceni?.
Jyia tf_ CHAS T. GESLA1N.
THE SUBSCRIBER ?tiforms his friends
and the publia lliai lie is now opening a fre?h supply
of English and Domestic Hanrware. Merchants and bou-e
keeper- will rind it for their interest to call and examine
prices and quality. Among the a?sort?iem may be fourni
a superior article of English Coal Ho.i-, from 12 to 17 inch.
Tea Trayt and Waiters, from ?? to 3t' in.
CompositMHi Tea Ket?es and Sauce Paas;
Bniaixna Tea and Coffee Pob?American and Emrliih ;
PtMed ami German Siver Spoons ;
Bniaimia.hrass ?mi Japan Lamps, Cartdl??slicks,Sp-.lloons,
Ctdar ware, Tnhs and Pails
Cut Nails. _.. >tc. SIMEON P. SMITH.
ott""_?7 Maiden-lane, iwar Pearl-st.
ISABELLA GRAPES, of good qualiiv
X irom ?? CROT?N POINT V 1 _ K V 4?ns- ?? \~ ** !
ESSE ?^^S 'tU^c.r.rdr^
first recens?t the J.r,c}, ss^re tbe . t.v irade is supple
They come to the city in ba*k?.?s with wooden c?_v___Ic____
arched, aijjl -Croipn P-mf markvd on _.CnI T_^ey
wfli be received in this torm only. oil TuTSUU
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur?
rogate of the County of New York, notice is hereby
given to all person? havintr claim? against l?ase B. Merriti.
late of the city of New Y?rk, grocer, dec eased, to present
the ra._e with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at her
residence, No. 127 MuHt-rrry street, in the city of New York,
on or before the 27th day of January next. Dated New
York, the 23d dav of July, 1___
iy2.*ntaw6m* ' MAP.Y M ERRITT, Administrairi_.__
IN PURSUANCE of au order of the ?Sur
rogate of the County of New-York, notico is hereby
given to all per.?ons having claims against Ama?t Jackson,
late of the city of N-w-Yorlt, merchant, -?-ceased, to pre?
sent the same with the vouch?*? lliereof to the *mbsrriber,
at b_ store. No. IS Coenties slip, in the city of New-York,
on or before ihe Twenty-fifth day of Januar)' next.
Dated New-York, the Twenty-second day of Julv, 1842
jy23 law_ni- _RALPH ?MEAD, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur
rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby
given m all persons h-vi?g claims again?! Joseph Ridgway,
fate ht' the City of New-York, gentleman, deceased, to .pre?
sent ?i?' same, with the vouchers thereof to tliesuL?scril>?*r,at
the otfice of Isaac O. Barker. No. 134 Nassau street, it? the
City of New-York, on or before die Twentieth day of Jan?
uary next.
Dated New-York, the fifteenth da y of Julv, 1842
jylS lawfim" SARAH A. RIDGWAY. Administratrix.
I" N PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrograteof th?* County of New-York, notice is hereby
given to all person? having claims against William McAn
nally. late of the Cily of New-York, Tailor, deceased, io
present the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
at th'- office of II. Niroll. No. 7 Nassau street, in the City of
New-\'ork, on or before the twelfth dav January next Dat?
ed New-York, the ninth dav of Julv, 1842.
?yll lawOm" MICHAEL McANN'ALLY. Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
r?sate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims a<-*nin?.t David Milne, late
of the 'dan?? of Santa Cnii, in the W?*?t Indies, deceased,
to present tliesame with the vouchers thereof to the sub?
scriber, at his office No. 42 South street, in the city of New
York, on or before tbe sixth dav of Februar?,' next. Dated
New-York. l?i day o? Aurust, A. D. 1842.
ao31aw6m JOSEPH w. aLSOP
N PURSUANC ?*? of an order of the Sur?
rogate of the County of New York, Notice is hereby
riven to all persons having claim? agninst Samuel Good
Ricif, late ot the City of New York, carpeufr, deceased,
to present die same with the/ voucher?; thereof to die ?ub
tenner, at his residence. No. .03' Essex ?, in tbe City of
New York, on or before the fourth ?lav of March n-xt.
JOHN t?OODR?CH, Administrator.
New York, Sept 1st. 1842. _ sllaw6pi*>
IN PU RS U A N C E"?f ? n ord?r of the Sur
rogate of die County of New-York, notice is hereby
given to all nersons h-v>n?r ell ims as*ain?t Roben Halliday,
late of the City of Nevr-Yoik, merchant, deceased, to pre?
sent the ?rune, with tbe vouchers thereof, to ihe subscriber,
at tils ottii e, No. 35 Liberty-street, in the Cily of New York,
on or before the eleventh day of February next.
Dated New-York, the ei.bth dav of August, A. D. 1R'2.
au9 1awCm* EDW. C. HALLIDAY.
I~N PURSUANC Eof an order of the Sur
ro_at<?ot the County of New-York. Notice i? hereby
given to all persons having claims against John C. Roberts,
late of the city of New-York, Merchant, deceased, to pre?
sent the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers
at the office of Henrv W. Sill, No. 84 William-street, in the
Cily of Few-York, on or before the 6th day of March next
Dated New-York, the 25th dav of-August, A. D., 1842.
HENRY W. SILL.
SAMUEL THOMSON,
au30]aw6m* Administrator or John C. Robert*, deceased
N PURSUANCE of ran order of the Sur
r?sate ot the County of New York. No?ce is hereby
given to ail persons having- claims against Gihert T. Odeli.
iateol the City of New York, milkman, deceased, to pre?
sent the same with lb* vouchers thereof to the ?ubferiber,
at;the office of William S. King, No. 25 Nassau street, in
ihe Cnv oi New York, on or before the 16th day of March
next. Dated New York,tbe 13th dav of September. 1842.
sU lw6m-_ PHILETTA ODF.LL. Admrx.
T? P?RS?ANCETofTn-rder of the" Sur"
X rotate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby
given to all persons haviri?- claims against Cornelius Fra
denbnrgh, late ot the city of New-York, deceaseil, to pre?
sent the ?ame with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber?,
at their residence, No. 146 Thirteenth street, in the city oi
New-York, on or before tbe twenty-fourth day of October
next. Dated New-York,the twenty-first day of April, 1842.
GEORGE L. FRADENBURGH,
a22 Iwtji.i CORDELIA WYA1AN.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the~Sttr
rogaieof the County of New-York, notice is hereby
eiven to all persons having claims .?rainst Benjamin Hal
lick, late of die Cily of New-York, Carlman, deceased, to
present the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscrib?
ers, at number 28 Goerck street, in the City of New-York,
on or before ihe ninth day of January next. Dated New
York, Ihe 7lh dav ofJuly.1812.
?SS^lAt?**?
jy8 lawCm'_
FN PURSUANCE of an order of the ?Sur?
rogate ?f the County of New-York, Noiire is hereby
g-isen to all person? having claims against Lyman T. Ball,
late of Mobile, in the State of Alabama, deceased, to pre?
sent the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
m die store of Hanmler k Horion, ?No. 54 Division-street', in
the City ol New-York,on or before the ninth day of Janu?
ary next?Dated Ne?'-York, the sixth day of July, 1842.
je7 lawtim" CHAR??ES BALL, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the ?Sur?
rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims aptinst Fr-derick A.
Tayer, late oi th? Cily of New-York, Druggist, deceased,
to present ibe same with Hie vouchers thereof to tbe sub?
scribers at the residence of the subscriber, Stephen B. Hutch
?inr?, No. 84 Riyiugton-street, in the City of New-York, on
or before the mneteeoth day of December next.
Dated New-York, the sixteenth dav of June, A. D. 1842.
M. E. THaYER. Ex'x.
je.7 ?aw6m- S. B. HUTCIIINGS, Executor._
TN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Sur
JL rogaie of the County of New-York, NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons bavin? claims again?! William S. Cham?
pion, late ot the City ofNew-York, merchant, deceased, to
present the same with the vouchers thereof to tbe subscri?
bers, at --heir Office, No. 319 Delnnrey?treet, in the City of
New-York, on or before the Sixth dav of February next.?
Dated New. York. Ihe 2d dav of Anglist. 1842.
SARAH A. CHAMPION, Executrix.
CHAS. F. CHAMPION,),,.._
angS lawGnv* JAS. ROSS, S t-^*"""'*
I
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the County of N.-w-York, Notice is hereby
given to all person? having claims against Catharine Young,
late of Niagara, Upper Canada, widow, deceasedj to prr
s.'iu thf same with in.* vouchers thereof to ihe subscribers
at lb.? office of Nelson Chase, No. 36 John slreet, in the city
of New-Yorki On or heIbrethe iweniv-tifth of October next.
Dated New-Yoi k, th.- 22d day of April. 1312.
JOHN Fl'LTON,
RICHARD J. STAG G,
ai? lawGni?_FRANCIS STAGG.
N PURSUANCE of an order oft?ie Sur
J. rogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against Nancy Cadwell,
late of the City >'! New-York, widow, deceased, 10 pr?s* nt
tbe same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at
the ?ture ol Aimer Milieu, corner of Chatham and Mntt
streeis, in the cily of New-York, on or belore the first day
of April next.? Dated New-York, the 2??ih day of Septem?
ber. 1842. s29 la?6-* WM. P. S. CADWELL.
IN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
of Ihe County of New-York, Notice is hereby given i
?ill per?ons having claims against Man' Clarkson, late til
the city Ol New-York, deceased, to present the ?unie wilh
?he vouchers thereof t<> the ?ui?scriber, ai Mr. Willink'ssf
6ce, No. ""_ Nassau-street, in the citv of New-York, on or
In lore the fir?t day of March next ? Dated New-York, tbe
twenty-ninth day of August* A. D. 1842.
au?ii law6m* JOHN ABM. WILLINK.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
JL rogate of the Couniy of New-York, Notice is hereby
Hj iv.-n in .11 persons having claims again? George C. Howe,
late of Ihe city of New-York, Jeweller, deceased, to pre?
sent tliesame with tbe vouchers thereof to John D. Cocks.
No. lit? South slreet, m the City of New-York, on or before
ihr thirtieth day of December next. Dated New-York
27ih?lay of Jone, A. D. 1842.
JOHN D. COCKS,) . . . .
je2i< lta?'6m* JOHN M. HOWE, i -??"-"?illustrators.
?N F-?-tSUANClT^^
J. rogate of the County of New-York, notice i? hereby
given to all person? having claims against STEPHEN
MAYERS, late of the City of New-York, deceased, to pre?
sent the same, with the vouchers thers-of, to the ?mb?crih?-r*
nt the North River Bank, So. 175 Greenwich-street. in the
City of New-York, on or before the 26th day ?>t October
next. Dated New-York, the 16th day of April 1842.
AARON B. HAYS. i '
al9 law6m GEORGE C. THORBURN.5 Executors
I~ N"PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the c mnty of ?New-York, Notice i? hereby
Riven to all person? having claims again?! Charles Taylor.
laie of ihe city of New-York, port?*r-hou?e keeper, de?
ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at her residence. No. ? Divi-ion-street, in
the city of New.York, on or bet?re the 25di dav of March
next. ?Dated New-York, the twentv-ihird dnv of Septem?
ber. 1842. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administratrix.
?24 lawfim*
N pursuance of an order of the Surrogate
?"of the Couniy of N?w?York, Notice is herebv given io
all persons having ciaims against James Freelan, late of the
Ci;y oi New-York, builder, deceased, to present the same
with tbe vouchers thereof to the ?ub?ribers at the resideuce
0! the ?ubscriber, William S. Slocum, No. 565 Founh-?trret,
in the City of New-\'ork,onor.betore theiwentv-eichthday
of November next? Dated Npw.Vnrk.ilietwe?ity--ixth day
0!"Mav.A.D. fS4i WM. S. SLOCUM. Executor
roy-7 law6m* REBECCA J. FREELAN, Executnx.
N PURSUANCE^ofauordeToTthe Su7
rogate of the Couniy of New-York, notice i? hereby givea
toall person.- bavinr? claim? against Stephen Wbite, late of the
City of New--fork, rentleman. deceased, io pr?s*nt tbe
same with the vo;.-hers thereof to the subscriber, at bis of?
fice. No. 22 M?-rr...-nls' Exchange, in the City of New
York, on or be hire the twenty-seventh day of December
next.
Dated New-York, the twenty-third ?lav of June. A. D. l-*>4_
.ie25 la?-6.Ti* ?MARCL'S CORMERAIS.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the County ol New-York. notice is hereby
?iven to all persons havin_ claims against Daniel McFaf
h?ne, Lite oftbe Island of Santa Cruz, in the West In.-e?,
"__***_^l0 present the same with the vouchers thereof to
the ?tit??criber, at his otfice No. 42 South street, in the city of
r?*"-?1"4" na 0T b*iore ihe sixth day of February" ***??"*?
*?, INew'York, the first day of ?u__st. A. D. J-42.
au3 law.ni JOSEPH W. ALSOP.
I
N PURSUANCE of an order o? the Sur
ro*nue of the Countv of New-York, Notice i? b?reby
t.Ten to all having-claim?- against MARY VAN ZANDT.
Fate of the City of New-York, spinster. ?ieceaieJ, lo present
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers at the ?
store of the subscriber Roben Lane, No. 13 Maiden bine, m
the tad oi New-York, ?n or before th?- Third day of April !
?iexL-Dtited New-York, the Tt"rt^?i^r ggS?bCT* !
"Sjawfim I.. H N R. B RI G OS.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur?
rogate of the County of New-York, Notice ;- hereby
? .ven to nil persons having claims against Peler B. Derna
rest, latfof the City of New-York, gentleman, decease?!, to
present the ?am** ?*. iih the vouchers thereof to ihe subscrib?
er at bis resi'lence, No 2! Jones .-treet. in lb** Cily of .Vew
Vork. or. or before the thirteenth day of April neu.?Dated
New-York the tenth ?lav of October. A. D. 1S42.
" oil lawCm*_HENRY P. DEMAREST. Kaeeutor.
I"1TPL* R S U A N C E of tin order of the Sur?
rogate of the Countv of New-Y?*rfc. no?re is hereby
<*]ven to all persons basin? claims against John Rocken,
fate of llie City ol New-York, .liipn_a*.U*r. deceased, 10
present'.he same with the vou.-hers iher?*of to the subscri?
ber, at hi- office No. IS Ceatre-street, in the City of New
York, on or before the twenty-serond day of April next.
Dated New-York, the nineteenth day of October, A.D.
j?tl JAMES E. BEERS, Admmistrato*.
o20 ila?m with the Will annexed.
BY ORDER of the Hon^?aniel B.Tall
madge one of the Associate Justice*, of the Superior
Court olthec.ty of N. York.notice is hereby given, pursuant
to ibe provision's o: the statut?-a?thor?7.ingaltachmenLsagainst
absconding, concealed, and non-resident rt.'titor*-. that an
altar htTioiii ha-issneii against il e estate of Alfred B. Church,
? re-idem of Hamburg, in Uie State ofSouth ? 'arolma.and
tliat the -ame will be sold for the paymeat o! his deb*?, un?
ie*, he appear and discharge such attachment, according to
law, within nine month? from ihe fir-i publication of this m?
lice'; and that the payment of any debts due to bim by resi
dentsoi the State of New York and the delivery 10 him. or
for his use, of any properly within ibp State of New York
belonging to him. and the transfer of any sU.-h property by
bim, are forhidd? n by law. and are void. Dated the twenty
fourth day of -"eptcmlx-r. 1842.
WELLS ? YAN WAGENEN,
Attorneys for Attaching < redirors,
____91aw9*n II Pine-street. N-iw-York.
BY ORDER of the Hun. Michael U
sboefier, First Judge of i!n? Court t?t Common Pleas
for the Citv atul Countv of New-York.
Notice i? liereby given, pursuant to the provi-ions of the
staiute authorizing attachments atrninst nort-residenl debtors,
that an attachment has issued against die ?--tan* of Charles
?BO-Well, a resident of Petersburg in the State of Virginia, and
thai die same ? ill be -ol?l lor the payment of his debts, unlevs
lie appear and discharge su?*!i attachment, according to law,
within nine months fr?<ir. the first publication of this notice:
anil ihn: the pnvment of any ?lebis duelo him by resident* of
this State, and the delivery to him or for hi- use of any pro?
perty within this State belonging lo him. and the tmnsier oi
any such property by bin. are forbidden bylaw, and are
void. Dated the 15th day of Januaiv, 1342.
GRIFFIN i: HAVENS,
j?5 9mlaw Attorneys for Attaching Cretlitor
BY ORDER of'EMsha Ward.r sq. Judge
oi the Chautauque County Court- oftb e degreeof
Counsellor.kc, Kilice is hereby given, pursuant ?Tithe pro?
vision of the Statuie^nuthorizing attachments against non?
resident debtors, that an attachment has i??tied against the
estate of Wilham Culbertson and Orrin Hook, non resident
dtdiior- residing in the Slate of Pennsylvania, and that the
same will be ?old for the payment of their d?-bl? unless they
appear ant! discharge such attachment according to law
within nine mouths from ihe first publication of this notice:
and that the payment ol any deb?an?! the delivery of any
property belonging to surli debtors, or either of them, lor
their use, or the tran?fer of any property by them or either
nf them, lor any purpose whatever, are forbidden bylaw,
and are void. Dated the 20th dayof July, 1842.
M. STROPE, Attorney for Attaching Creditors,
aul lav.9m_
B~ ?M?RDER orHrs~Hono7 William In
gli?, Enquire, Associate Jutige of the Co?jrt of Com?
mon Pieas. in and for the City and County of New-York,
Notice i? hereby given, pursuant lo the provisions of the
Statute authorising attachments against non-resiih nt debt?
ors, that an attachment has issued against the estate of Wil?
liam Rushforlh and John Andrews, or of either of them, re?
sidents o? the State oi" New Jersey, and that the samr-_will
be sold for the payment of their debts, unless tlu-y or eiiher
of them appear and ?litcbarge such attachment, according
to law, within nine month* from ihetir-t publication of this
notice; and thai the payment of any debts due to them or
either of them by residents ot this Mate, and the delivery 10
them or either of them, ?>r for their or ?.'ither of their use, ot
any proper: v w ithin this State belong ing to them or eiiher o?
them, and the transfer of any ?-uch property by them or
either ol them are forbidden by law, ir.d are void. Dated
the l.th day of June, 13.2. RO?ER 1 F. WINSLOW,
Attorney for Atiac n ng Creditsr.
jel.O law?m 8 John-stre? i_.New-York.__
B"^_r~(jR?)ER of the Honorable Daniel
Ingraham, Associate Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas m and for the City and Countyof New-York, Notice
is liereby ?riven, pursuant to the provisions of the ?tuuie au?
thorizing attachments against non-resident debtors, that an
attachment bus issued against the estate of George M. Dieb!
and Join; II. Dield non-'residents and residents of Philadel?
phia in the St.He of Pennsylvania, and that the same ?ill be
sold for the payment of their debts, unless they appear and
discharge such attachment, according lo law, within nine
months from tin* first publication of tins notice : and that the
payment of any debts due to thrin by residents of this State,
and the .lelivery to tliein. ?>r for their use, of any property
within this Slate belonging to them, urn! the transfer ol any
such propertv by them are forbidden by law, and ?ire void.
Dated the -?-?ili ?lay of February, \?A2.
BUTLER i- EYARTS,
ml !aw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
BY ORDER of F. A. Tnllmadge, Re
corder of the City ol New-York, notice is hereby
given, purstiaut to the provision i of the statute authorizing
BlU.bmentij n?.-.inst ii??n-re?.iil'?i* t debtors, that an attnrti
ment has issuetl against tin* ??? t nteof Samuel Smith, resi?
dent of the Suite of Pennsylvania, and that the same will be
sold for the payment ot his debts, unless be appear and dis
chiinr?* such attiuhniont, accord :ng to law, within nine
montl-,? from the first publication o i ?hisno?ce; and that the
paymeni of any d?lits due to him by residents of this State,
anil the delivery to him or for hi?, use, ?>f any property
within-this State belonging to h i m and llie transfer ol any
such propertv by Inm aro forbidden by law, andar? void.
Dnted the IGtii dav of March, 1342. '
A. O. ROGERS, Attorney for Attaching Cre.litor.
E.Jour. mlR lawflni
BY ORDER of Hon.Daniel P. Iiij?raham
Associate Judge, New Ynrk Common Pleas.?Notice
is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions ol ihe stalule
authorising attacnmeati against non-resident debtors, that
an attachment lias issued against the estate of AndrewSmiib,
being a non-resident of ihe Stale of New York, residing in
the Stale of New Jersey,arid thai the same will Im? sold for
the payment nfhis debts unlesn be appear am! discharge
?uch attachment according id law, within nine months from
the fir-i publication of ilii- notice ; and ihnt the pnvment of
any debts ?lue to him, or for his use, of any properly within
Uusstate, belonging-to him, and the transfer of any such
property by bim are forbidden by law, and are void.
Dated the Twelfth day or May, I8-12.
E. D. HALL, Attorney for Attaching
rib* law-in Creditor
BY ORDER of Joseph ("enter, Esq.,
supreme Court Commissioner in and for llie county
of Niagara.
Notice t? hereby given thai an attachment bas been issued
gainst th?' estate of HENRY A. SILL, as a win-resident
debtor, and th.-tt the same will be sold lor Ihe payment ol
bis debts, unless he -ippenr .nid discharge such all irlmient
according to law. within nine months from lb?- first publica
lion of this notice; ami ihat the payment of any dcbls and
the delivery of any property belonging to the said debtor,
lO bim or lor his use, and the transfer of hiiv properly bu
longing to the said ileUtor, to bim or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by bim Ibr any puni?se whatever,
are loi bidden by law. and are vokh Dated Aug. I?i, IXI2.
NICHOLI.Si. NEWTON,
aug21 Um I aw_Ait'ys for attaching creditors.
BY ORDER of Willis Iriglis, Esq. one
of the Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas, of tlif City and Countv of New-York, Notice i? here?
by givet.pui-suant to the provisions oftlie statut?? authori
tmg altricliiiieiitsaL-aiiisj^iion-rt-siil.:-nt debt? ir-, thai an aitacb
ment has issued against the ??siatt? of Jonathan Going, ji
r?silient of tlie State of Ohio, and that ihe ?ame will !.,? ??i!,|
ibr th*- ?payment <h." hi- ?lebt?, unless he appear and discharg
such aitai-hment. acrordinir lo law, wiUun nine months from
th?- fir?, publication of thi? notice- jih! that the ?payment oi
anv debts ?^ue to him by r??sideiits ot this -t?te, and the de?
livery to Inm or for his use, of anv property within lias
-t?te belonging to him and the transfer of any such proper?
ty by him ar?- forbidden bv law, ami are void. Dated llie
third Jay of January, 1841.' C. NAO LE,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
EveningJanraalcopy. aul.t lawihn
>Y ORDER of Jos. Mu?en, Esq., Sii-j
? preme Court Commissioner, residing at W'aiertown,
Jerter-on County, notice is herebv irisen that an attachmrnt
has issTied against the Estile of James Brook-, now or late
of St. Augustine, Florida, as n non-resident debtor, and thai
the ?am?- will be sold for the payment of his debts, nnlf&she
appear and discharge such attachment according ro law with?
in nine month- from the tir?_ publication of this none? ; an?!
that th?* payment ofany debt- du.- to him By residents oftbifl
State,and the delivery to him or for his use.ofany property
within thi? Sute, belonging to him, and thp transfer oi any
?uch propertv by him, are forbidden by law and are void.
Dated Januarv 12th. 1342.
' DYER N. BURNHAH,
j27 law9m_Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
Y ORDER of Francis N.Mann, Judge
_I ofltensselaer Comm??n Pleas. coun**e|lor, kc notice is
hereby given, that an attachment his issu?-d against the es?
tate ol Thoma? J. Gree?e, a-a non-resident Debtor, and
that the -ame will be sohl for the payment of hi? ?lebt-, un?
less he appear and discharge such attachment, according
to la?', within nine months of the first publication of ibis
notice; and thatthe payment of any debts due to him by
re-idents of ibis State, and the delivery to bim or for his use of
any property wuhiu this Stat? belonging to bim. and the
transfer of any ?uch property by bim, are forbidden bylaw,
and are void. Dated Septemb-'r l??h. 18.2.
E. PEARSON.
slS l3w9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
B Y ORDER of Garry V. Sackett,aJudge
of Seneca County, of the degree of Counsellor, ?Vc,
Notice is hereby given that an attachment has ?sued again?
the estate of Jacob H. Coeof the town ot S?**p?o. in tlie
county of Cay uga, as a non-resident debtor, an?l that the
same will be sold ibr the payment of hi? debts, unless be
appear and discharge ?uch attachment within nine months
from the first publication ot this notice; and that the pay?
ment ol any debt due to him by re-idenu of ibis State, and
the delivery to him, or for his use. of any prop?*Tty within
this State belon.rmg lo him. and ihe transfer of anv such
property by him, are lorbidden by law, and void?Dated
September 14,184_.. WM. ... SACKETT,
sl9 Iaw9trn_Attorney for Attaching Cr?-diior.
SHOVELS and Hollow Ware.-^T??
dozen N ?- W. S. Eddy's ca?t steel Shoveis ; !?> do
do. iron Shovels. Also a good ___ortmens of Hollow Ware i
on hand, and for tale by
oil F, F. EDDY, 24 Old S?p.
P"
lUBLIC ADMINISTR.VTOR'S OF
FICE, So. 56 John-?ureeL---ln pursuance of an Order
of the Surrogate of the- County of New-York. Notice is
berebv given to all persoas having claims against Christo?
pher _.i?-_i, late of the Citv ol New-York, grocer, deceased,
intestale to preseot the ?naie with the vouchers thereof to
tfi. ?-ubic'nber at his orBce, No. 56 Johm?ir?*et m the Chysif
?New-York, on or before the fourth ?lay of February next.
Dated New-York, August 3d, 1842. , . .
a_4 law6m E. KETCHUM. Public Administrator.
P
?I?BLIC ADMINISTR.VTOR'S Office,
No. 56 Job n-street.?In pursuance of an Onler of the
?Surrogate of the Countv of New-York. Not?eeyi* hereby
given to all persons having claims against John white, John
Duhask. William H. Rolph. or Carl-cbm'itltman. deceased,
intestate??, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to
the nt-t?riber at his crhce. No. 56 John-street, in lue Cuy o?
New-York, on or before the i.mrth day of February next.
Dated New-York. August 3d. 1S42.
anj lawiSm_K. KETCHUM. PnWlc Administrator.
PUBI_C?P?DNISTRATOR'S Office,
No. 56 John-street.?In pursuance of an order of ttie
Surrogate of the County of New-York, n?itice is herby civ
en to all persons ha-onfj claim? against .Margaret SfcCabe,
Alben Ferdinand, William P. Dohr?ou,or William Burrows,
deceased, intestates, to present die ?--une, with the vouchers
thereof, to ihe subscriber, at his office. No. 56 Johu-street.
in lb?'City of ?New-York, On .?r l.elore the fourth day of
February next
Dated "New.York, August 3?). 1542.
an4 Ia?*6ni E. KETCHUM. Public. Administrator.
UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Office.
No- 5G John-?treeL?In pursuance of an order of the
Surro?ale of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
given to all person.?; having daims against John Morrell.de
c.'a?e?l, .nle-tate, to present the same, with the rouclnir?.
thereof, to ttie subscriber, at tits office. No. 56 John-street,
in the City of New-York, on or before the fourth day oi
February next.
DatedJfew-York, August 3d, 1342.
aut lawGm E. KETCHl'AL Public Administrator.
PI BUC ADMINISTRATOR'S Office,
No. "*S John-street.?In pursuance of an order of lb?
Surrogate oi theCounty of New-York, notice ??hereby given
to all person? having claims against Alexander Brown, Ara?
ron Cole, or Marcus Brutus, deceased, intestates, in pr?-?en!
the ?ame, with the voucher. Uier?-?f. to ttie ?ul??criber. at hi?
office, No. ?'-". John ?to-et. in ttie City ot New-York, on oi
before the fourth day ot February next
Dated New-York, AnCTO-t 3d, 1342.
auf lawflm E. KETCHUM, Public Administrator.
?UBLICADMINISTRATOR'S Office,
No. -V? John-sir? eL?In pursuance of nn order
of the Surrogate o! the County of New-York, notice
i? hereby given to all persons' having claims against
Jain*-s Maren,deceased, intestate, to pre?eni ihe same, with
llie vouchers thereof, 10 the sub?.-riber, at his (.dice, ?No. 5ii
Jotm-?treet, in the City of Net? -York,on or before the fourth
dMv ofFi l.niary next
Dated New-York. Aug-St-d. 1342.
aut lawt?m E. KETCHUM. Pool? Administrator.
P" UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Office,
No. 56 John-streeL?In pursuance of an order of the
Surrogate of the Count; of New-York, notice ts hereby
L'iteu to all persons having cUliT?against Frederick Rhoda,
deceased, inte?tale, to pre?ent the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, at his office, No. 56 John-street,
in the City of New-York, on or before the fourth day o I
Februarv next.
Dated New-York, August 3d, 1312.
au4 Iawt.ni E. KRl CHUM. Public Administrator.
PUBLIC ADM INIST^TC^l_r?ffice,
No. 56 John-street ?Notice is heretiy given lo the
relative? and next of kin of .larves B. McCarthy, late a
passed midshipman, dei eased, and of Madam M Leb*?nier,
1 ue oi New-Orleans, widow, deceased, and who are alleged
10 have died intestate, lhai the effects Ol the said intestates
in the bands of-the Public Administrator, will be adminis.
lered and disposed o! by him according to law, unless the
?ame be claimed by some lawful execoter or adniinisirator
of the deceasetf. by the lenih day ot November next.
Dated New-York, Ociolier Ifltn, ist*?.
oil hwfw E. KETCHUM. Public Administrator.
BY ORDER of Frederick A. Tail
ma.lge, Recorder of the City of New-York.?Notice
is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions o' the statut?
authorizing attachments against non-re?ideoi debtors, thai
an attachment h.-", issued against the escue of Charles Col
Hua, resident of St. Louis, in ihe State ol Missouri, and lhai
ihe same will be sold tor the payaient of bis debts, unless he
appear and discharge such attachment, according to law
within nine months trom the first publication of this notice ;
and ihat the payment of any debis due to him by resident
of this Slate, and the delivery to him er lor his use, of any
properly within ihis Stale belonging to him, and the trans.
1er of any such property by him are lorbidden by law, an?,
are void. Daied ihe i Olli ?lay of October. 1842.
oU law9rn O. H. PLATT. Atn'y fol Attach. Creditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.?
. Pursuant to an order of Alexander H. Wells, Surro
gate oi ihe County ol We?Chester, notice is heretiy giver
to all persons having claims against the Estate of Lemue
Wells, late of Ihe town oi Yonkers. in said County, drceas
?il, to present Ihe same, with ihe vouchers thereof, le
E Iza II. Wells, th? A.lmiiistratrix of the said deceased, ai
her place of residence in the said town ol Yonkers, on oi
before the twentieth day of March next.
Dated Yonkers, September ll'lb. 1842.
sI3 lawGra ELI/.A II. WELLS Administratrix.
OTICKT?Dauiel Hawks of Cortland
vide. Cortland County, Supreme Court Commission,
has ??Oed an attachment against Stillman Knight's estate,
a non residentdehtor, which will he ?old lor ihe payment ol
his debts uiih-ss he appear and discharge such attarbniei.1.
according lo law, within nine months from the first publi
ration of ihis notice. The puymuntof any debts due 10 him
\ij r.-?i-e?iLs ol this State ; llie ueliverv to him or fat hi?
u?e of any property within ihis State belonging to him -, tin
transfer of any sur h property hy him, are lerbidden by lu?
and are void. |jv23 lawSn'i] K. C. ItEKD, Attorney.
C" OPPOSITION ROLLERS of the hesi
materials and qua!itv, and of all sires cast at the Ol
fire of die New World. Inquire of J. W. RICHARDS, h
he Prrw nr.om.fhaKeme-it-l snSW tr
9 K()i) CASI_?S Men's, Koy_~?i?l
?vf'/l/U Youths' thick BooLs, for sale cheap fot
cash by A. CLAFLIN,
t>8 flw* .53 Pearl-street, up stairs.
I_W iu Ascension Church for sale.?
Pew No. IS nn ihe ground floor, in the body'of the
Church. Apnlv ni No. 78 Soutb?treet iel4
T1)EK tfc E?STABROOK"; Book and
_Tjl Job Printers, ICO Nassau street, in the Tribune Build
nigs. o4 Im
CIGAR TACKS.?A-sorted sizes, for
sale by MITCH-ELL Jt WITHERELL,
ol3 i"4 John street.
PATENT BRADS? 20 boxes Randall's
Patent Brad?, .is?orteil from ? to H inches, forslle Im
MITCHELL \ WITHEUKLL.?I J?liH-st.
rjALLEGO FLOUR.?The subscrib-Br.
V^ are prepared lo rnntract for llie above brand of Flour
deliverable here or ?I the mills in Richmond.
ofi ?.RlNNELL, M1NTURN i. ("O.. 78 ?Soulli-st.
ROLLED AND PLATEE) BRTa?SS^
A first rate article of Rolled and Plated Brass, r?n
dwnys be found at JAMES f?. MOFFE'J'T, 1*21 Prince si.,
near Wot?ler.al the lowest market prie?-. Likewise a veiy
toivri??- article r\f Coort.-.r'a I*?-.,?? *?"*. %i
N
P
100
AMERICAN FLAGS (or sale
or hire by ?AUNT _ DEUR1CKSON, ??
South ?tren au3J tf
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals
will l>e received at the Inspector's office in the Stale
Pri.?on, Mount Pleasant, on ttie second Wednesday in No
vember next, nt 11 o'clock in ili>* forenoon for a contract lo
commence with 30 convicts on the first of December en-u
mi/, to be increased within one year lo 150 for ihe term oi
five years, at making such kind? of chain?, wrought nails,
bed ?crew?, shovels and longs, saddlery, < utlery and oilier
iriicl.-sof hardware, "of which the chief supply lor the
consumption of the country is imported from without tln
United States." Convenient shop room and lue| will he
furnished. Whoever takes the conliaet must find looLs und
rixtur?-? and be suhje<-i to the rules and re__latio??s of the
Prison. The payments mu?t lie made inonthly with a credit
oi three months. Satisfactory s*coriiy-wi)| |ji4 reanired.
1 j-t the proposals specify ihe price oer day for each man.
DAYID L. SEYMOUR.
Agent State Prison, .Mourn Pleasant
Se-temb? Etth. 184.' ,?., _m
Agent's Oftice, State PaisoN, >
Auburn, Oct. 10, 1942. \
NOTICE is hereby ?-.iveD, ihat sealed
Proposal? will be receivedialtbe office/if the subs??ri??
er untilTue-day the 20th day of December next at 10 o'clock,
A. M. lor the services of Ten,Convici?. with ihe privilege ni
incretisne the same, as the Agent may ha able to furnish,lo
any number not exceeding Tbree llundr.d, for the term'of
Five years from the fir>t dav of January next, lo be em?
ployed in the manufacture of Files and ?uch articles of Cut?
lery of which ihe United States is principally supplied b\
foreign importation.
Surlicient ?hop-room, suitably warmed and lighted will
be furnished by ihe Stale.
Note. Persons making proposals are required lo name the
amount, per day, offered lor ihe services of each Convict?
and to furnish ihe name of the person or persons offered as
surety ir. ihe Contract, with their written assent ihereu?;
ano me re-pective person? making proposals are required
to be preient at the time of opening >-urh Droposal? (Dec.
20*iil*rli1^r in P-*1"*-1'' or I'V a duly authorised a^eDt.
n'-* tOmli_HENRY POLHEMUS, Agent.
THE TEETH, THE TEETH.-On
atmosphenc pi_isure principles full sets of best min?
eral teeih, or any number ihat may be required, will be in
serte?! at the sbortr?i notice, and in the neatest sivle. wiihnm
?prinp or cksp?. Fillinr, Cleanin? and Regui-ing die
Teeth done ?- usual in ttie best manner. For extracllmz a
tooth 5t? cent f; for curingr the toothache 5?. All operations
warrante?! by Dr. J. Buskey, Dentist, 27 Murray-?treel
next door to tbe Church, one Mock west of Broadway.?
Charge?- mo-ierate. Terms cash. Jyl4eod3m
Coughs and Cold?.
REMEMBER No. .54 North Sixth street,
one dtior below Ar.-h-str.e1, Philadelphia, the mov-t
?-.nain and b?-?i FAMILY viEDICfN E. for Cou?_s. Colds,
SpiOing Blixxf, Throat and Luu^ Diseases, n rising sensa?
tion like cf? kintr. tickling, or unpleasant ob?tructions. For
the ahoe. Dr. S? .?vnl'? COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY ?ill be found ihe _T*at remedy. Persona who
liave abused them?Iv?s by the u?eof ardent spirits, will
find both their strength and resolution muchImproved by
lea ing h?~ ill?- ?pint?, ?tul iikm?. a draft occasion.1 y of the
above re?torntive. All preparationsJrom this valuable tree
except the ibove, may be considered spurious or couu
terten. The revi article may had of the following Afecta
or at Nu. .>* North Sixth'streel, Philadelphia. * '
LIST OF AGEN IS.
Dr. W. H. .Miinir. Dru_gisi, 1>_ Broadway New-York
Mrs. M. Hayes, 139 Folton-slreet, Brooklyn.
Benjamin O.d?, Newark, N. J.
Jobs Mason, Patterscu. 0oi ?_
* MORNING LINE FOR AL
_L BANY, TROY, and iai^nnediate Laa-d
wgs, from tne ..i-nraboat Pier root of Barclay st
Tbe l?*w-pr-*s??ure ste araboat TROY. CapL A. Oorhaa
This (Satunlay) Morning, at 7 o'clock.
Th? new low-pressore steamboat ALBANY. Cap*. J. O.
Jenkins, on Monday Morning, at ? o'dock.
Por passage,apply at the otfice, to_Hof Bi-r?>y.m-*vt.or
oo board.
Notice?All v-kxxis. Freight, Baggage. Bant Btlh, Specie,
or any other kind of Pnjperty, taken, shipped, or pat (_|
board iliis boat, roust be al the re_ of the owners ot ?a.-?,
Goo?_. Freight, er Baggage, kc
S "g- ^PEOPLE'S LINK ?O?FaC
__-_B__Jfe_-BSI-._.rBAN_ am! intenuei-iiaie piacev-froni tb?t
lootot Courtl.indt-st.
The st?*??ier NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M. H. Trae*
?ieil. will leave a? above al 5 P. IL on Monday, Thursday
and Sunday?
The COLUMBIA. Capt. T. P. Newberry, will .ease M
alx?ve at 5 P. M. on We?lnesd_?y and S.turday.
Kor passage or trei__!?t,app_y lo P. O.Sckniu atibe _>___<.,
on the ?barf,or on board.
N. S. All kind* of property take? only at tbe ruk of the
owners thereof._
EVENING LINE of Ste??"_
_ boatslor Albany, daily, al 6 o'clock P.
M., Sunday excepte?!, from the pier between Courtlaiid ;cd
Liberty streets.
The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Braisird. leases
Monday, Wednesday and Fri?iay Aftet-noon? at t> o'cloe?.
The steamer ROCHESTER. Capu A__ P. St. J?*?, I?,*,
the above pier Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Art?.
noon?, at 6 o'clock.
The R?chele r ami Soulli America are ttew *nd sobstao
liai boats, well fitt?'?! up in?! turnished wilh ?ame room?,
and for speed and ao?-??mnioslaliot*3 are ?ot surpa__s_dby
anv boats on the river.
Kor pa-sageor (reight apply to P. C. Schultz si the otfice
on the ??. bar?, or on taiarii.
FOR HUDSON, ST?Y
_ VESANT, COXS?CKIK, and lnterroe
'tale landings-.?Steamboat SUPERIOR. Capt .?-.?d,
will leave ihe pier, loot of Cedar-street, This AiU-rnoou,
(Saturday) al 5 o'clock. For passage or freight, apply r?
l.oont,orio J. B. NICHOLSON. I? W.-st-street. ?|?
,*-*. mITrn i n ( ; ho a t7??v
L.PKEKSKILL. VRRPLANCK. GRAS.
SV.Pi)lNT>ING.SINti.TAKRYTOWN,DOBB'--PKR.
ItY. HASTINGS AND YONKERS -Breakla-t aid Dtiu
ner on Board.?The new and spienditl steamer COLl'81
BUS, Capt. P. YY. Stone, will leave New York, lmm the
loot of t'tnmltets-sirrel. ??very morning. ( Fridays txeeo?m
at 7. o'rl(Kk; ami returning len**e Peekskill same ?lay
at l'-i o'clock, P. M. Landing ai the footoi Hamtnou?!
str?*??i, each way.
Nt-TicF. -AI? goo?ls, treighl, baggage, bank bills, specie
or any other kino ot property, taken, shipped, or put on
bo?-?'?-, ihis Boat, must be at the risk of the owners o? t.eh
good-, freight, baggage, kc._ 0j4
^ELIZABETH-P?Rf~?rVD
_jL NEW-YORK FERRY COMPANY
Winter Arrangement.?Fare l_tt Cents.
The steamboats WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
plv datlv from Elizabeth-Port to New-York, touching ?;
New-Brighton and Port-Richmond, each trip, as follows?
on ami alter tbe 17th day of October, 1842?
Leave N. York, pier LN.R.
At <*_ and 10. A. M., aim
All?) and 4e .leek.P.M.
jg-y-?.
Leave Eliznbeth-Port,
At?i, ami 10O'dock, A.M
Ail, and 3'o'clock. P. M
On Sunday,
Leave Elizabeth-Port al 3 o'clock A. M. and at 3 P. M.
Leave New-York at 10 o'clock, A. Al. a_d at 4} T. M.
N. B?Passengers for Westtield, Scotch Plains, Plainfield,
Bound Brfx.k, Somerville, Easton k Schoole)s Mountain,
bv the Elizabeth-town and Somerville Railroad Cars, will
leave New-York in the 3$ .'clock boat in the morning, __od
in the 1. and 4 o'clock bonis in tlie allernoon.
Passengers fron> the8_- o'clock b?iat will leave Soraorville
m stages for Ka .ton and'lor Schooleys Mountain oa the ?r.
rival of tlie oars al Somerville.
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hcltl,
quaiter of an hour previous ihe ?ippBrture oi each boat
All baggage at the risk ol its owner. ol7
K_^^mSTATENI&LAND FERRY
_?__'??___'g_SS-?.- ?Footoi Whitehall-street.?'In? sieim*
er? aTAT?N ISLANDBR and SAMSON will roo ai
tollOWS :
Leavi-s New-York at 9, H.A. M. and \\, Se..?*, P. M.
Li.AVts Statkn Island al 8, 10, A. M., and 12j, _.* <jnj i,
P. M.
All goods shipped are required to be particularly marked,
and are at the risk of the owners thereof. ol
E g^LJ^FOR NEWBUKGH-Laod
________5__ffl____. >n? at Caldwell's, West font and Cold
aprmg.?'rite steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt. Charles
Halstead, will leave Warren-street Pier, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 4 o'clock.
All Baggage, Packages or Parcels, Bank Bills or Specie
put on board of this boat without b.ir.g enured on the hook
of tbe boat or receipted for, will be at the risk ol ihe ow
ers thereof. 128
7-T?ARE AND FREIGHT
- ?? - - __X.HEDUCED.-REOULAR MAIL LINK
ior PROVIDENCE and BOSTON, via STONINGTON
and NEWPORT?Composed of Hie following superior
Steamers i naine in connection with the Stcntngton anrt
Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads.
The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Coiastock.
RHODE ISLAND, ? Thayer.
NARRAGANSET, " Woolsey,
MOHEGAN, ? V__nder_.lt.
The steamers ol the Line lor Boston and Pi.vi?Umce, via
Stonington will leave pier, No. 1,N. It. Battery Place all?
o'clock, P. M. daily, Sundayscxrepted.
Kor fur?ier ?nlwrn.al.on. apply at No. 22 Broadway.
NT. powkiXXcOTT?Tb.
. ._-|-,Kir NEWB?ROH, landing ai OALD?
w_.i_.__.-.-. WEST POINT, and COLD _?P_&_VG.-Tl.e
?teiimbo.u Hi^blnnder, Capt. Koben rVanirop, wilt leave
foot ?i Wiirren*st,evi>ry Moailay, lliursday, and Saturdai,
at 4 P. M. Keturnniif, will leave N??wburi;? every M??ud*ty
at 7 A. M, aiul Tuesday and Friday at 5 ??. M. ?
For freitrlit ?r paysage, apply to ihe Captain ?m board.
Bafigaire and frei^bt ofnd descilplionsBank bills or ?rpr?
cie; Imard, must lie al ihe risk ol the owners thereof, uiiles.
nbillol lai?ine nrr?*??einu tu? ??aneil for ihr ?aune. f__
NEW-YORK TO EASTON,
PA.-I-EOPLE'S LINE.-Fare $2 finly
,Leave jii?-r No. I, North ri.?.erat8' o'clock A.
>l. daily, (Sundays exnepted.l by .steamboat to Klizabeih
Port: or leave tlie foot?.I Courll iii<ii?ir>(l at ilo'rltjck A.M.,
by N. Jersey Railroad lo Elizabelliiown.Hiere connect wiih
ihe iran? ol cars for Somerville; coaches tlience (only M
miles,) airivin?.' m Rnston at C> o'clock, P. M. For ??-at?ap?
ply to A I). llo?>?'. Mere!,ant- Hotel,41 C?r>itlantlt ?-1.
N.B. This roui?*, on account of the shun tlisUnce by
roaches, romiliemls itself t?. the public.
Otli.-e r??mov?-.| from 7.1 m 4l'C>.rtlamlt utreel. ?u?i>3
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY? Another ser lion will'tieopened
_ for travel on the lllth inst., lli-ee miles beyond
I'hontp-oii to tlie Suflblk St.nioii, wilh ike l??llo?itiR sr
rangement on Ihe exiewle?! line':
On ami alt?"" Wednesday, llilliof August, 1842, tLeIraioi
will run as follows : ....
l.??ave SufVi.lk Stnlion at G A M and I* P M
I.?-jve Deer l'ark al >;r A M and I ?? o'clock, P M
Leave HicluviU? ??l "?i o'rlock, A M an?! 2| P M
Leave Ilenipstend at 7J o'clock, A M nnd 21 P M
Leave Jamaica ? 8 o'clock, A M and 3PM
I_eave South Ferry (N. York side) at !)_> A M and 4. P M
Leave Brooklyn ml 9j o'clock, A M and 4| PM
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Irf-ave Jamaica at 8 o'clock A M and 4. P M
Leave South Ferry (N. York side) at 4? A M and 51 r M
Leave Brooklyn at ! _ A M and tyP M
I.?-.? t .? Snfloii? Station at 24 P M
Leave Deer Park at3 I'M
Leave Hicksville.il 3} P M
Leave Hempsfead al 3} P M
FARE- For Tickets at the office in Brooklyn,aslollot?ni
Jamaica_&. Brushville38c. Branch r>ac, llempstead,Carle
Place and Westbwy 56?:; Hick?**?ille G2c, Farmiilfdale 7i<
Deer Park B8c, Babylon $1, Suflblk Station $1 12".
N. B. P,issen?:ers are tle.lr?i?l lo procure tickets before
taLtnir seals in ihe ?-ar??.
M TO ?LET CHBAP^-The three ?otj
brick House, No. S'l Beach-street. Po.ef_?>?0 ?'*'
eu unmedintfly?may be seen by applyinj? at No. 56 op?
posite, lor'the key, or DANIEL ADEF, ?
??17 ?-it' 111. Fultoii-streeL_
FOR salk or exchange.-*;
_^._*. The collage buik House and Sutble on north west
corner of Filth avenoe and 125th stn^t, with 6 fall lot-, or?
namented with ir?*es : abo a pump near die ?loor ; afcoot 2
minutes walk from the Railfoad. For further panlcu/jm
iriouire of J. it J. W. LEVERIDGE, UBCbeny-fi."' *??
FO?Tt?ALE^The2 Lots fronting on
^_^ Rivingtori strept, and numbered 39 and 41 on said
tren?each lot S5 feet in width by 1D0 in length.
AUo. .| lots on the Northerly side of ?list street, disuut ?w
fen, Ea.terlv trom the 8th avenue. , ...
Apply to 6. CLARK. Esq. 136 Water ?ireet or to me
-nb-criber (by mail) at Far Rockaway, Lon? ?"??J?*?. .
o2? Im- ___ J. L. NORTOiVjr^
FQR SALE?1,100 acres of land sit
_^u ?let! in Fr?irfa-t county, Va. 12 miles from the ?f*
??.oi the Di-irict of Columbia, (Wa-hmglon, AlejamirH,
an I i?porgetmvn.) with a good turnpike road rurtni?**
through llie ?ame; now about equally divided and uwier
rent to three tenants. The price is limited at $4 per acre
For further rar iculnrs enquire of
o2Q 2aw3?* JAMIf.SON &. 'SANFORD, 1S4 J-Vintfa-*^
M FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-Tb?
sub?*criber offers hi. Mansion Hou?*e and Grour*'?* *'
Elizabeth Port. New Jersey, far sale, or to let ior<?nc<>r
more year5. The property coi?i?ts of a good sized 'n0,if'P
builr b?>u?w, finished in the neatest manner with msrWe
m?nil**s, 4-C and _ good dry cellar, with kitchen and -??*-*_*J
house attached to the house; an excell?-nt well of water ar?
urge filterinit ri-tern with pumps in each; a goad barn and
out-bouse., all nearly new, and in complete repair. TW
ground con-i??is of about one acre enclose?! with oriwm*"?**?-"1
lences. ami laid out in froit yard, garden, ko well sto*"-**^*
with ihe < hoxe?t fruk from Prince's and other nurseries. ?**!
cclleoi tx-aring grape vines, flowering an?l other *hrB}1*/??
plant?. An additional qciantity of ian?l can behadil?*?*
sired. The premises ?rebeautilully ?ituated on a ?*3?*__beP
?lope, with tbe delightful prospect ol Sulen Isla?? -^
.v?und. and adjacent country. The communication won
New York is very eacyand frequent?Hie sieamboaM ot ?r?
Fdizabeth Port and New York Ferry Co-upany runnm . *??
times a day io an 4 from tbe city; and tbe pw?age m*lfl
made l.y ?die New Jersey Railr-oad four or five times eaca
day. Possesiinn eiveo i i mediately. For Ittrther^parucu
iars. eoou.re al No. 233 Pearl ureet.oron the premu-__*
i28 et?{|| THOMAS itfgggb.
A"TFl?CETS"LINNiE Al?BOT?NJC
GARDEN AND N URS BRI ES. FUht.iog near .V?
York?The new Catalogues ol" their establisbm*r?t* ?|r
red?re-l pric^-which are much below what are ??*??
cha-ged?and abo the Treatises on Horticaltar?;. **" V,-? 53
.-?rid ou die Yine. may h. obtained of T. N. Camp"*"u? ,
Pine ?treet ; Davton k Newman, 199 Broadway;_"?*Jf?
at 70 Nassau str'eer. The Catalogues are dwtribute?! grav
Orders lefl above, or semper mad, wi'l receive V??\1*
tentwn. The penon ad.enisinp under the name01 ?*??"
ter k Co." has no connection with this ?tabUsbaieoi, asm
bis use of its name is altogether' onaaitomed. c(.
