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, 1841-12-25
STATE OF NtSSbuEI.1
County Of Warren.
Dec. II. Ia4l-ft.

STATE bF NISSBtrEII
County Of Warren.
In the County Court Of said county Nuvembc,
term. ls4i.
William Dmmi6r, administrator of the estate al
Ad"lphns Shahurs, deceased, Comes intn court and
presents his pftitinu setting 'rIth that there is not suf
fcient pers"nal e-tatc uf said deceased To- pa, hi.
debts. aud praying for the sale of the real estnte ni
said deceased for the purpose Of pa ing his drnts-
which prt:ti"n il accompanied by an EXHIBIT nf his
administration hcco riding TO the statute in that case
provided.
And rherenpon, it ia ordered by the court that all
persons interested in said estate he notified hat unless
good can.e To the contrary be sh-wn "n or before
the first day Of the next tenn Of this court. an order
will hc made To sell the sonth west quarter of the
south west quarter Of section number 81, in township
number 4) Of range number I west. containing 40
acres: aud it is further ordered by .aid cont that ..rd
administrator give notice of tins application accord
in: &" law
.. joseph B. Well. Clerk ofthe c. rhurt nforsaid do
(~~} crrt'f, that the above il correctly COPIED
}-"ai f"nm ihS record Of said court. In tr-timo
f~~N ny whereof. I have herrnntn set INV hand
and the seal "f said court at office in the town of
Wauent"n. in said county. thi. 18th h.y OF No,em.
her. l@4i. JOSEPH b WELLS, Clerk
Dec. II, IL lit.
, 1841-12-25

'HNIIE sutscribrr wi offer for sale Ia the hipb..,
bidder q" the fret day If January la42. il tn,
town Of Bowling Green. Pike county No. "ne llkrI,
Negro Girl. ah"nt six'ern year. of age on a credit 81
sA and tw elve month. ny the purchaser giving bond
with approved security VILLA R\X rem.
Dec H. la4t-2I
, 1841-12-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Dec. I8-It.

NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, the under
~ >rgnedlras obtained from The Clerk u! the
County C"urr of Lincoln county. letters %
ADMINISTRATION upon tn" Estate of EIjnl
Wilkinson. deceased. 18th November l84I.
All persons indebted Ia SAID estate, are re-
que-,ed Ia make immediate payments. and
all persons having claims against said estate,
are requested To exhibit them properly an
then,icared within one year from the date "i
said letters, or they NAV he p,ecludrd from
having anv benef, of said estate. and if such
claims are not presented within thee years.
they will be for,v e barred.
]. NJ. KING, Admir-.
New Hone. De-. 1876.
, 1841-12-25
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
A LII persons indebted to The Trustees i"r
IA The Bowling Green Dis'rc' School. for
tuirion fees. are Ierrl,v mi"rmed that IN"
same will b. due on the 18Th inst, III which
time The srhoo! ~exriie<. and that payment
must be male without further notice.
ii G.. EnwARps,
w. IIEMoRrcK. : Trustees.
BENJAMIN BRANH,M.
Dec. I8-lt.
, 1841-12-25
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Ya,era no, Regissered.

Mr.. Greeley: The Election is close al naho,
and nave not yet registered my name: / was
absen, from the City at the liinf 's hosaa..v L.,
.o .eyeral opportunities register Not having
si ia5o CROUCH knowledge upon the subject, was
..r,Iy of spinion tina, could vote il the Tenth
Ward. where was registered last year, and from
which nave since removed.
Believing that many more Wings are labOrng
under the same erroneous impression, | wish YOU
would inform Us fully upon the subject.
feel guilty and ashamed that nave negiested
my duty, and ! nope aad trust | shall never do 80
again.
The difficulty experience doe. not arise in any
degree from defect in the Registry Law; am
in fault ,ha, did not register my name when the
opportunity offered like the Registry Law in
every respect, for had rather thousand legal
vote. were lost through neglec, than thousand
illegal ones were introduced through fraud.
Yours QCIXCY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
For TIC New-i"rk Tribune.
rro ,I,e 7yacEunics Of Sew-F Orll

r. Lior Mechanics the editor OF the Ntr
Ere has bcen irving to be very witty in his re-
marks u5on the mechanical merit of IN. '" ing
Asse mbly ticket. Suppose we examine their ucN'
., in turn Ex-Aierman Pcnt= comes hrst he
is n ma,t7r-cooper, very respectable wen 10 NO
NAV 10: be rlucS OF an ar1stocra, thrush ne
lives in very handsome style. He was not long
sirce er 9 lged in protest ot constructing macn'-
nery for c lrrvng on tn co peF'ng bus ness neary
without rlen by which he would be e"ubled TO
urder.cl! all hi contemporaries. and thus become
n moe p list. which ne PROCESSES to be pposed 10.
Thus much tor mechanic No |. Next Is Mr.. ola
:ier. said to be ship-carpenter, which ne may be
for all know, or any one elst, we are not cog
infant of his whereabouts. o.. course | will not
speak in detail OF his qualifications. would,
however. rnodcstly AK how much ship-carpen-
ter would know about the State Prison Monopoly
Well. This is No . The third is Mr.. IFter,
saddler, whether now engaged Us such know not,
but coupled with him is Mr. Grout,-they toge,h-
er claim the whole merit of supporting our inter-
est last winter TO the exclusion OF all the other
members of the Delegation, being eleven OF them.
But would nsk YOU whether we can place any
confidence in their exertions 10 produce any action
in our favor when they could not influence their
eleven associates from this City TO go with them,
how can they influence the Farming interest, which
much the strongest Associated ldst SeaE
with Messrs Grout and Wier, were Messrs. Jo~s-
send, O'SRlliran, ~ clay and S'cackLamer.-
They cannot be considered any better than dcma
gogues as they have again got themselves placed
on the Tammany ticker for the avowed purpose Of
accomplishing this session what they might have
done the la,, If they bad been sincere in their pro-
LESSONS and this they have accomplished at the
expense Of some excellent mechanics of their party
Why should we Try hem again The remainder
Of the ticket are said to be small lawyers. and in
GLIDING Mr.. MCIay, named before, there are screen
lawyers the ticket. What delightful prospect
for US mechanic.
Now, compare with this the Wing ticket: all
except four or have been practical mechanics.
and one OF the four is mechanically engaged, max
ing equal TO nine. who practically acquainted
with what we want. and only that they will,
il elected, go for it openly and iearlcssly, demand
Ing our rights; and they are such men as the Agri-
cultural portion of tse members will listen to-
They are not very fond of small lawyers. In facr,
one mechanic can accomplish more with those
men Than the whole seven together.
Az AHTi-MoSoPoLY MECHANIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

~ Hon. GULIAN c. VERPLAScK, we learn
with deep regret, peremptorily declines to be cons.
Jered candidate for reelection TO the Senate, in
accordance with his early avowed determination.
We had hoped that lie would reconsider that reso-
luton. AID allow the City of his birth and afec
lions again 10 claim his services in station for
which there lives no other admirably quail
fed But on reaching our City yesterday morn
ing. after an absence of some weeks, he reiterated
the determination he mad previously expressed not
10 run, in so positive manner that his friends werc
most reluctantly compelled 10 acquesce in bis de-
csion
The Senatorial Convention therefore redssen-
bled last evening and with grea: unanimity selected
MORRIS FRANKLIN, now Alderman of the
Seventh Ward, as candidate in place OF MIR.
VrRp1AScK. and ne has accepted the nomination
'rb;s is an admirable selection. Mr.. FRASKLtS
unites tho abilities and requirements necessary To
tbe station with u wide and wel-desctved popu
laritv. With tho Fire Department, of which he
was long Member. he has ever been iavor''e
and often a candidate1for public station, he has
rarely never DceH Dedteu. ~ tHc 'Io@'ui
Election for Member of the Assembly in 1896,
he beat Elijah f. Purify, in fair single race,
some Twelve Hundred Vote. We tust he Will
do SO again.
Who's OF NRw-YoRR Your ticket is al length
completed. II there have been any heart-burnings.
let all be ban.hed nov. Differences Of opinion
REGARDING men and incidental measures mus. often
exist; The men finally selected are not uniformly
chose who were our first choice, and it is We
presume with others. But they all worthy
,nen, true Wings, and form excellen, and strong
ticket They can be elected if ALL the Wings will
take hold with energy and their election will
SAVE THE STATE from the rule of Loco-F ocosm.
Who will be- recreAnt to his duty in such crisis
~ The following table shows the majorities for
Harrison and Van Buren, respectively in the sew
oral Counties of this State the Election last
November:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
VAN BUREN NOMINATIONS,
AsSEMBL Y.

ASSEMBLY.
Greene.-Andrew T Van Slyck OF CoSsackie.
John Laraway of Prattsvie.
Niagqra Joel McCollum, Luther Wilson.
Udrrsn-Benjamin P. Burhans.
AAecany-Jazaniah Emerson. William Hicks
Seneca.-William C. Kelly: CLERK, c. D.
Hank,
Chaa:au9ne Coarty.-sau,uel McWhOrter Of
we.,teld, Suc H. Dickinson OF Dunkirk. and
James Hall OF Carroll.
Richmond -H-nry Cole.
.Nadison-Cavin Morse OF Eaton, 5. H. Hitch
cock Of Cazenoyia, and Job Wells OF Sullivan
Frankl;n-Sidney Lawrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

u We inser, communication from a friend
Of John C. Cot, no, as concurring in all 1t says,
but a. an an,do,e TO the strong excitement against
Colt which we have necessarily united with all other
presses to create by publishing revolving accounts
of the late Murder. The man S.aabout to take
his trial for Murder we believe him guilty but
he ought 10 be convicted if a, al, from evidence
adduced on the trial and not from impressions
created beforehand 1t is bu night that the friends
Of his adversely should eudeavOr 10 stem the fear
ful torrea, of feeling against him.
70 The Editorial connection OF n. P Willis
ESQ. with the Brother JoSathan has ceased, and
Mr.. Weld is now the sole Editor whose name ap-
pears in that paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

" Our readers will find rlcn 'Fea' on 'u'
First Page in the brief, pungent' on mana 'FAheH
OF HryRY CLAY on the last Bank bill IN reply 10
= violent attack on the Wing party BY MIR Blu
cb,,a,. 1t was made while we wore at Washing
TON. ba, it was 50 good t:.at 1t would keep 80 we
,rIy published 4 brief account Of il at the time,
and reserved the full report until we should have
ample room for it. There ia pleasure in store
for those Who have not yet read H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
Communlc areL.

=. Tie Cup If His .Sorroc is Full
4 life OF constant struggles and adversely seems
20 prepare some TO tread in the path of sor-
row an4 OF suffering. and still bear up WIKI
Christian iorritude TO degree that seems in
comprehensive to the experience and under
standing OF most.
The subject of this article. ohn C.. Colt, i
one OF the most extraordinary OF this kind
we have known. While all about him trem-
bic at the enormity of the crime of homicide, he,
the accused, coolly bears the charge, and
t!nchlngly hears thar testimony which bears hca-
yiy with him. His personal appearance Is quite
prspossessins-no one would suppose MIN cul
Prlt lie !ooks like one who mas spent he OF
recttude, and of virtue. A devious and unforiu-
nate course has, in part, without doubt. prepared
him for this ulciion. Still ne has n irmer re-
lance than this worlds worthlessness. Young
Col, was. in youth, devout Christian. He has
the mos, sublime and correct notions Of the
Deity. And although ne has iallan into the pr Of
death, the God Of the unfortunate will protect him
We say 10 all be on the watch, for We know not
how soon the hour of trouble con:eth.
Ihe day OF trial will be day OF relief to Young
Colt Things not now generally known VIII be
then elected, AID greatly to his favor.
ISsANtTY tAe plea for all the murders committed
n hIs land OF liberty and often clearing the
murderer from the ja, penalty eths There doubt
muei ns nity subjects aud particularly That oil
resornS 10 al the quack :Gcines Of The day-'penf-
ing money and riskng life By swaosag the inert or IN
furious nostrums few shilling. would buy enough
Of snermaus LszeHges effect perfect cure Tia y
relieve heacaca. III from five ten mnutcs-no mater
hos bad II children OF fits arising from worm,
destroy al kinds of ths-brsak up be ~hooPing cough
IN few hours ana ali recent colds coughs
Ike space Of Time. They 'eay valuable nedi-
and sold the principal Depot Ice Nasan -
and BY agent. :. Bavery y Fast Broadw, 22l Bleec
ST, 81 Hu1son ushtoa & A.pins all, three stores
snd l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

TrxAs EtEcr,oy.-As mater OF interest 10
MANY. exhibiting the relative PoPu alton a well
a. political preferences OF the different COUNTIES
of Texas, we have collected the following returns
Of the recent Presidential Election from ME OF
Texas papers;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
From the Boston Ihroaicle, Jan. 10.

= We sse By an advertisement thai the Agents for
oirldges Balm OF Coumbls eaY: dep 10 sell that
article N Boston an here. We know lady of
this city whose nsr nearly role a, TO expose en-
ureiv hetphrenoogic Developments hich considering
tas they b-tokenes most smablc disposition va. not
10 realty very unfortunate Neverthele she mournea
the loss of the locks she had wsrn and afr vra,,
f'u'l-,s resort 10 seasd re.oratiyes purchased som.
noaia' ago eoIIie or t~o of 0lsrd.o Balm and ste
ha' no" rnss IN rich profson glossy and OF raven
ni.cAnss. " are not puiting-none of the commody
sss been sent and, indeed DO not want apy for
thousa We were obliged 10 aig year ago, we
nsvs now through is vr,ue, hair enough and OF
ABLE qusty, Of or OWE
The true TO be found only at u Maiden Lane Remem-
Der the Number, a. there counterfeit: circulation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

70 The Wigs of Grbsca County, IndiansbaQ
a meeting at Princeton. during Court-wcrk, o.
ION, AID unconsciously resolved that Capt. Tyler
and their Representative, George II. Profit, do not
toe the mark, with good deal more to the ,sme
uurpuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

~ Joseph Noaig, The third of tho Screw Dock
gang was on Tuesday tried at Baltimore for par
ticiPa,ion in tho killing of Mr. Bgham, and con
yic,ed of Murder in the Second degree Another
OF the gang viii! be tried to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

o. At 4 late Circuit Courp in Henry Co. Ala,
6. ". Lore vas tried on a charge Of murder; ba
the Jury were enable TO ugres upon verdict, ard
il was consequently pronounced mts.trisl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

L. JGsa-l IL aifes Is 10 be doue for the Pro-
,cti3el W4csmeu cf cily. We trust thA' they are
al 20 r Il directly at er Toe SPrisg Eec'ion, anu
some e tac promoted the places Of those no paw
been tn Instruments of their Prescription I'll tha' tH
suppose they will generally hive as her citizens
By private enpio; NEXT or Business " thihe touu
III M desire busies and choose 10 make ne iac TIA m
through or columns they will find Wings VeV s
employ tsern.
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TEE NEW yOELp. the hes. and

IA a. wv WUELD, the bes and I'''
comprehensive literary newspaper in the United s'a'S
is published every Saturday morning in alarge ar,lf'
OF iiHteen pages, cmbelshed with splendid EngraVhs'
on Wood The subscription price is So year N q
vance fhnries O'naiicy is published in the .'i'
WORLD, all the back numbers OF which from the COZ
meneement OF the enlarged volume, can be o6'aaea "
the Office. so Ann The First Volume ofChs'"
o'Nlailey is presented gratis to zew yearly 'u0scI'e
Gentlemen and strangers from the country are soh''-
10 call and subscribe. Octe' .
II Anti q nriH-4s nil al un, bug.-Notese
Civ and Cout Try Merch ants AMI A.IIiHers-hlLLss'
SUTTON co cher ioc '''e, sI!>nprtees no'' p -,
did assortment of rich Garnture sad ps Ribboss' r
recent urryals. Also Bo Stus, ssther WITH ~
ucral as ortnent of Silk Goods-ai OF whcs, not'
standing the Tar,f, will be sold cheap fer cash 81
Cedar-sL CD on i'H
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District FOR SEN1TORS:
0ANsEh l.oRD, .sr. Of Ns"'f'Fk'
t3.OEsRsS FRANKLIN, Go.
H. HENRY a. LIVINGSTON, Duchess
III. AaEEZAN MILLER, CT Columbia
~ s,Eygo RUSSELL, Of Washington.
f:DsTyEE.E z. LEE, of Jefferson.
". ALIEN AYRAULT, of Livingston
~, fE,EN&Y WEAIEs, Of Yates,
11AaaI NILES of Cortland.
VIE c;E~EON sssHD, OF Orleans
FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY,
rosrp-7 TUCKER JAMES w. GERARD.
I0rIN r HAMILTON, JOHN COGER, Jr.
T,rCyrh7D ? CARMAN. NATHL c. BRADFORD,
IrwT7c ~ STEVENS. CHAs NJ GRAHAM, Jr.
C,y9rIs CHCNERY. HORACE ST. JOHN,
oIC,I3hRD E. MOUNT. WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE G. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90.

z Subscriber l. Informed ,a4i BsFcIo !, the ad-
d:css ne cesiro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
C7 The population Of Belfast, ireland, is now
1000. Ia 1881 it was under So 900.


- According to late Newburypor, Herald,
Boon Island has been severely visited BY the re-
cent storm That paper says the keeper Of Boon
Island Lish, states that The whole island wa, com
pletely washed over in the late gale; the made
fair breach ever it, and overturned huge rocks
which had apparently been undistur5ed FOR cencu-
RES. 4 huge rock, % feet long, 10 feet wide and
six feet thick which the nernor: Of he car
lest visitor has STOOD about hall way been the
highest part of the Island and low alaih,
now rests on the highest part Of the island. The
keeper. house is badly injured, me aoor ripped
up, and door. driven in. The Light House Is also
inJured-i ou, of butts Of oil were overset, and
nearly zoe gallons Of oil lots.
FRoN FLoE1DA.-The steamer Newbern. Capt.,
McNulty, arrived yesterday, from Florida She
brings news. Il is generally believed now
thar Sam Sanes will nc, come in. Tigertail, with
MS people are on their way TO Tampa Alligator
and HI, suite, who arrived in the Territory frsm
the West via New Orleans, has no. vet conferred
with any OF sRe hostile Chiefs.
Savannah Republican Oct. 80
y Course OF Lectures upon Phrcuology commence
ibis evening a, o'clock the New York Society Lii
orary Rooms corner Leonard and Broadway, by O. s. &
l. ~ Fowler First Lecture Public examinations
az the Close OF the Lecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28

II For an original Poem and Story 0' -'--'
let. see Last Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-28
Amt. 20 Sept. 80, 1897, s5,25s,55
dur g. ifs. year 1888. 87.86o.2l
1889, 5l3,l54,39
'' 1910, 537 ,9O5.l3
1871, 35O.oOO,Oo I,4O1.o57 50

Total Expenditures, 1890. ; ,504, 1923
This Canal j, in such state of iorwardness a.
to justify the expectation tina, the Erie Canal may
receive supply OF water at Rome from the Black
River, through i, during the next season, a.i thai,
at least some fifteen twenty miles of the Canal
will be open for navigation. The whole may be
completed next season ii funds are provided pay
fer it. To Go this will require abou, 100000
more than has been Appropriated for that object.
GeneSss Valley Canal
The amount OF work under con-
tract OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 lo5 729 II
Amoa&; put under
contract prior TO
January, 1889. $3,lsS ,239 Oh
Amount put under
contract sinceJan-
uay l--..... 957, 400 10
Total under contract........ 4,l25,729 Il
There was paid OF
this work prior TO
October /, 1897. 2237I IS
There paid dur
ing the fiscal year
1880 ..- oo9, l6l 90
There was paid dur
in- the fiscal year
1889 -. ..... 1852 81
There was paid dur
ing ,he fiscal year
1871 --.. l,l5s,O5o ls
There was paid su1-
ing the fiscal year
1871 -. $4,000 90 o,549,572 ~
TOTAL Expenditure. - sol, los SO
Tie First Division Of this Canal from Roches-
ter 10 Mount Morris (37 miles, was open for navi-
sa:iOn in Sept, 1870. aai the Second Divisio.
rsm Mount Morris to Dan,vile { 6 niles will De
open Tor navigation during The present fall. All
the other work under conr-act is in forward state.
The tunel and difficult portion OF line q, Portage
Fall. is nearly completed