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The New York herald., 1845-07-28
Price Two Cents.
Varieties.

Nothing has yet been discovered 10 lead to the
apprehension OF the murderers of Col George Da ven
port. His son, Gee. H. Davenport has offered re- ward
Of 1900 for the murderers $500 for either of them
The advertisement offering this ard, gives the 10 low
ing description of the murderers Zone Of the ro bbers
a small, close set man. had on blue coat white
panaloons, 10th cap and it is thought is the person
who shot him Another tall, spare man. an other
short, thick square built and there two
three others in company. They have been traced to
the river slough and suspicious persons were seen
the main shore soon after.
Mrs Flint wife of Mr. John Flint, residing in the
village of Brighton. Cuyahoga county Ohio, committed
suicide last Wednesday morning. by cutting her throat
from with She was about so years OF
In 1929 she attempted to drown herself, and had
since suffered much from depressed spirits being at tim os
monomaniacal
The railroad project across the SueZ Desert has
been abandoned. The French Minister had influence
enough with Mehemet Ali to prevent the contamination
OF any such bargain
Hon. Isaac Johnson and Trasemond Landry have
beer nominated by the Democratic State Convention Of
Louisiana as their candidates for the office of Governor
and Lieut. Governor, at the next election
| The Commencement at Amherst College occurs
on Thursday, August 18th On Wednesday afternoon
Grafton is expected before the Literary Society from
Hon George Lun; and in the evening, Address be-
fore the Society Of Inquiry, from Reverend Thatcher
Thayer.
man in Louisville on Saturday last called on
lady his when she whipped him numerically it
| is said. Perhaps he called at the wrong time
Bishop kendrick of Missouri, who came from
st Louis via the Lake LETT for New York in the steam
| boat Niagara.
! Stephen Salisbury, Esq, has been chosen Presi-
dent of the Worcester Bank in place of Hon. Daniel
| Waldo deceased
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
PIANO FORTES FOR HIRE,

AT All BROADW WAY, CUP STAIRS)
n WALKER has constantly on hand an esensve sse,n, s9I
of every description including Gnds aud Cabinets when
loaned hire the above establishment or al ms mau
factory No. 40 West ltth street, near ne tth avenue
Also New Pisnos for sale with all the modern improve
ments, led equal to any IN the United states
iel1 I'm Mrrc
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EXECUTION OF THE HoDeEs.-The execution OF
the Hodges took place at Burlington, Iowa last Tues
day in conformity with their sentence. We learn from
the officers fthe steamer Fortune that from eight ten
thousand person had collected to see them suffer the Pc
nalties OF the law and hear their conessoh which was
expected to he made from the scafold but III thiS
they disappointed, as they made no disclosures.
The oldest one made violent and indignant hafanguc
in which he charged the witnesses who testified against
them with perjury and in his madness said many ohea ~
hard things The younger brother appeared o * bv
his older brother who said Il he did the remainder o.
the family would be permitted to I'VE aors % ,
brother Is said to manifested great hrmnes 10 the
last-St Louis Rep. July -.
ALLEGHENY "BURNT DIsrRIcT,"-A cabinet and
IL cac,ory Mr. Jno Magrew, blacksmh-shop, Mr.
: sh.,or anJ two turning establishments Mr.. j. Hays
and MIR Whtcmans have been rebuilt upon the site OF
the Allegheny fire. From the preparations we should
sosume that several new buildings In contempls
lion. Many houses are also undergoing repairs.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
1 - - -
REDUCED FARES.
s Ii M M L, r A II "A c, u M T. N L

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after l4th June, 1916.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tran-Sa A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted, stopping
at Farmingdae and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tram-918 A. and 5P. M. for Farming
dale and intermediate places daily, Sundays excepted
Accommodation Train NJ for Greenpo daily Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
will and all the stopping places between Hicksve and
Greenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted, l2x O'Clock NJ
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich.
Accommodation TraiuAt A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Fdrming gdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6X A. and ga p NJ daily Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places
Fr0m Jamaica Depot
Extra Train "a r. M daily Sundays excepted, for Brook
lyn and intermediate places.
The Boston Trains stop only Famngdae and ST. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains the following places
the road going both receive and deliver passen-
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

MILITARY MovEMENTs.-Com. Morris and Col.
Totten came down the Lake in the u. $. steamer
Michigan, and have taken lodgings at the American Ho-
tel These distinguished officers are engaged in making
areconnosance of the Lakes with reference to the de-
suitable naval stations They embarked at Chicago on
the 18th inst. and have visited, understand, the
following places st Josephs, Grand River, and the
Mantou Islands Lake Michgan the Straits OF Macki
nav Fort Gratot, at the outlet of Lake Huron De-
rot and Monroe, Toledo, PutlpBay, Sandusky Cleve-
land Erie, on Lake Erie The distinguished ability and
high character of these officers will give great weight
TO any recommendations they may make and their re-
port will be looked for with much interest.
The result OF recent examinations made at Macknaw
Ivy Com. Morris and Col Totten. shows we learn by
writer in the Cereand Herald that the narrowcst point
Of the straits, viz from Point st lgnace TO old Mack
is but fraction less than eight miles across and
that therefore the :" Gibraltar OF the Lakes,r Macki.
has been called could not prevent the passage OF
hostile fleet into Lake MichiganBu6aio .adpertser,
Jaiy %.
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains several
Stations take very low Fares all othe
Island
Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
Baggage for the several Trains 30
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken Crates. jul0rc
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MURDER AT BRADLEY-We learn that on Friday
last, in the town OF Bradley, IN this county, man
by the name of Peeg Otis horribly beaten and
mangled by of Richard Varney that he died yeser
day morning varney arrested. and brought before
the Justice OF the Peace in Bradley for assault sa
urday plead guilty and bound for trial before
a higher tribunal and was ordered to recognize in the
sum of 5000 but for want thereof committed TO Jail
in this city Since his commitment and the death OF
OTIS he has been charged with premeditated murder
and will be brought before Judge Cusbman for examina
ton touching said charge Saturday next Otis
terribly maBged, having been knocked down with a
stone jumped and stamped upon. II is said that the diff
fcuity in way grew out of an affair in which
woman was concerned, and that varney appeared quite
Indifferent the result and soically remarks that no
thing than hanging can be done to him-ba"gor
(Nc0 IVhig .Tllu ~.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
At Harlem River.


~ EORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sim
~ cere thanks TO his friends and the public for the liberal
support which he has received for the last years while Pro-
petor Of Prospect Hail. and begs leave inform them that he
has fitted the large abshment the termination of
Railroad this Island and the Bank of the River where
he prepared to furnish visitors with Breakfasts, Dinners
Teas Suppe and other refreshments the shortest
Good ground and every accommodation for Military Compa
MES All the Railroad Cars land passengers front of the
Hotel for l21a cents from the City Hail.
N.B-An ordinary half past O'Clock Sundays. je28
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Branch, Capt. Hagedorn, arrived yesterday from
Kingston Ja having left on the 9th inst. The Olive
Branch expected to sail from this port but received
orders to proceed to Boston She touched in to
provisions, and will proceed for her port of destination
to-day
The barque Backus, Captain Maloney, from this port
arrived at Kingston the day to the sailing Of tho
Olive Branch Lett barque Hermitage for Baltimore in
two days and barque John Wech, for Philadelphia in
about week.
Captain H. informs us that both white pine and pitch
pine lumber were in good demand and sales
KING at remuneratng prices No other business doing
The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tay, arrived at
Kingston on the ith instant from ST. Thomas Bermuda
Nassau and Havana She had nine passengers besides
some eighteen Emancipados from the Havana
We find no local news of interest in the Jamaica
The Morning Journal of the sth instant, has the fol-
stated in the Barbada that up to the llth ult the
sugar crop was 500 more than
shipped last year at the period then how
ever, the crop was not finished as it nearly at the
date first mentioned.
Bermuda Royal Gazette, dated the 18th u 1t contains
but little local Intelligence The iron light house being
erected has attained halt go ee of its intended alt
ude and is stated by vessel running for the
land, before land was discovered.
BY the Barbadoes papers We learn that " the Burnt
District Bill" had passed the House of Assembly The
object OF the bill to purchase and in the Crown
the lands, buildings and hereditaments composing the
burnt district in the city OF iBrdgetown with the view to
build the The first grant of public is
he limited to one hundred thousand dollars and all sub
equent appropriations to be subjected to the control of
the legislature. Three Commissioners to be appoint
ed to out the provisions OF the act and
where shall be requisite the services of jury to
be obtained to fix value upon the property.
The Barbddian of the 9th ult says =" Much anxiety
fen throughout the Island for the agricultural pros
perity:x A week ago really thought, and we believe
the impression was general that the rainy had
commenced have been painfully mistaken however.
for this week has been awfully dry and hot Want OF
water in the ponds and amentable scarcity OF fodder
for the cattle, present dismal prospect The loss Of
sheep especially the coast understand. is
siderable, and the workngt cattle are generally in
wretched stater
There had however, been partial rains at sub
sequent period. .-Sdpannah Geo, .Juiy -
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

OPELoUsAs PRAIRIEs.-Those who keep cattle on
the pralres of Atakapas and Opelousas commence
gathe in June. They herd all the wild cattle toge
ther spot selected called the heding ground four
five horsemen will drive up $4,000 head, and when
once collected together fifty horsemen could not drive
Theyare kept together three days before driving
to brand The and their calves sorted time al
lowed that the may find their calves. In driving,
horses fall, run over cows-cows hook-bus fight, &c.
drives off his to brand they take calves by the tall
whrl them over, jump on them and brand them. Any
bull year old is tied head to post and heels to
another. Wickof of Opeousas, brands several thou
sand calves every year. He pays called vacher,
stock keeper 5000 per annum. 1t is his duty TO break
wild horses to cattle to brand and alter calves
He collects them only during the branding season the
general rule in keeping ordinary stock Of cattle is
to give the vacher the sixth calf and fifth colt Where
the stock is large, they give the seventh eighth
with two prongs to whip horses aoncthe whip for
tie is called fot, with wooden handle s inches and
a thong of hide, feet long. with it will cut
corn-cob in two. pricking stick is used mostly in
gathering, is piece OF ash seven feet long with
point of three square file made sharp it is called
pointe they drive 1t into beef at full speed behind
the rump bone the brand The animal immediate
y rolls it tears the flesh and hurts badly Ii is
only used when the cattle hard to manage they
when heated from running When drove is start
ed of the beeves gets ahead and keeps the lead all
the way, generally the that starts ahead in the
morning, generally keeps his position leader all day
At times, when starting with drove they get SIAM
pede il requires four hands to drive 100 head five to
ke account OF the difficulty in getting pens. When
beef will not drive, they throw them by the TAIL jump
them, cut hole through the with sharp knife,
pass cabras (hair rope) through and tie them to the
horses tail creole horse will pull as much by the tail
as the shouders.-Concordia Intethgencer
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street. mear Maiden Lane.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being the business part of the city. This
establishment is fitted up with entirely new furniture Good
and substantial dinner l8 cents lodgings IS For
vnience and comfort this house equal hotel in the CITY,
and az half the Permanent boarrs accommodated
very reasonable terms
All the delicacies Of the served up they
market, half the price of other houses Elegant
private pror for the referee private dinners sup
ne ne yer best IuuOrs. inf 3mf re
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
ryNHE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House begs leave
inform the citizens Of New York aud the public general
y that his house for the accommodation of board
during the Every attention will be paid
their comfort and pleasure Good will be
attendance.
The Os will leave New York every day. from Fs-
Market Slip and Stages will be readiness Ocean
House to convey passengers to Long Branch
June 10, l845. SAMUEL COOPER.
ie8
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
Thentricais.

On Saturday evening, Ole .Bull, the great Master
of Melody enraptured the people of Portland with his
wizard strains.
The report that the Odeon, Boston, is to be re-
converted into Theatre the present lease
pires incorrect At least the directors have passed
vote on the subject.
Stckneys equestrian company are in Cincinnati.
The celebrated Scotch Giant and Gantess, and
the Dwarf General Tom Thumb left Toronto We'd
nesday last having been visited during their stay there
by great numbers of citizens including the most respec
table families in the place They about to go through
the whole of Canada
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

Jy3 I'm 'rc Exchange, Philadelphia
OFFICE UF JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co.,
No. so Wall street, opposite the Exchange.
rJNHlS COMPANY continue to insure against loss and da-
mage by fire goods and merchandise also
against by inland their cargoes
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thorne Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woofnff, Anson Baker
b. r. Robson, NJ. D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James f.. Homes,
John r. Dawson, John p. Moore
John Ii. Lee, VIM X. Thorn,
Caleb c. Tunis, Thomas Morrell,
Francis P. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John Z. Merritt, Robert Smith.
THOMAS W. THORNE, President
GEORGE 4. HoPE Secretary. a5rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

INIPURTANT NUTICE
AGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS
H undersenedhave made application Letters Patent
for their process coior Daguereotype Pictures
This produces effect not known before and changes
the OF the Dagueeoye that OF the finest paint
ing This cong done by itself guided only
BY the hand of the and machinery IL be reformed
by skilled in the OF painting and will be
fecy understood glance IL also be muncated
in writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing the Patent right for City
County make therefore, by addressing
tpost paid) to VS. +. LANGENHElM,
Jy3 I'm frc Exchange Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

TEETH TEETH! TEETH
WON DERyUL IMPROVE ENTs.
DR.. BROTPN, DENTIST,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 2soh BROADWAY three doors above Chambers
street Stewarts building continues insert
Premium Artificial Teeth, from one 70 whole set on fhe
Scientific Principles of Atmospheric Pressure Also his cele
brated
WHITE CEMENT,
for filling decayed teeth and warranted useful for mascaton
LOOSE TEETH,
arising from medical treatmcn other eectuay
fastened by the highly recommended Lotto Odonta.
TOOTHACHE
cured minute without Teeth extracted
than half the usudpain
PRICES LESS
than any other Bntist this city References will be given
iam and to the medical faculty in this city by
calling at No BOZ Broadway myT lm'rh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
TRIRuTE OF RESPECT.

Al County Court Of Law held for Jackson Count, a,
The Court House thereof and continued by sdournmon, on
Friday the 18th dsy Of August. 1St5,
Joseph Smith. having announced % the Court
that Tho intelligence had Just arrived. that ct IL a..
clock. the night Of tho l4,h Of Angus. in.t r. Al
SAvspkRs Esq. member Of the bar OF ,h. Court had
departed this ns. offered the following resolutions:
Whereas, n. NJ. Saunders one Of the members of hi.
bar and ro,den, 81 h, county departed this lite ON the
night Of the l4ih inst -
Therefore, as mark 81 respect for tho MEM
Der o the bar and Tor the high estimation in which tbev
held him, although not long practitioner Of th. Cour,
and because al his high standing whilst among US. and an
la,ions Of lc In which he stood
be II resolved. Tha, as mark Of respect to the dccea.
ed the members Of this Court aud Bar will wear In.
badge OF mourning for thirty days.
And. on notion Oi Jos~ph Smith, II !. ordered TINT the
foregoing resolutions he entered the od. boz aud ;A,
copy said resolutions be certified aud transmitted by
The Clerk Of this Court the widow and family Of the de-
ceased aud published in the kanswhs Republican, and
that the Court do adjourn.
A copy-teste,
A. WAUGH Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09
STRATr0N'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET


let an the .ay tnsy can
For selling Primes, sTRArros's he uan
Drawn Noe. of Lessburg Lorory. No. sc, Sept, s,b:
% ~ 81 81 - 2l 9 - Il
Drawn Nos o! Mopunga',. Lottery No. aG-sepi ih
u ~ . Sc SO 81 l 6l IS ~ 80
Who'll Ticket Nos ~ 40 o. Four more Prizes,
Do 10. IS -. IN ONE LOTTERY
do do. D az, soLI aLd paid by
10. d.. 's So sTRATTov
nrawh Nos. Of A-Ilpdta I-D,~.y. Ear. sIa-sep til
d Il - % - 81 10 81 - 2s - ia -
Ticket Nos - Gs "a. pane and ps.I .,
sTKAIToS.
nRhWLNU REcETED EyERy nav at OoLoCS.
prizes OF $4,000 each,
e-hay-As nn!ra. Extra 2Ia Capitals RI oOs
5000 40 b Of 1000. &e - No. L. drawn whoIes IS
halves $50; ore. I,s5
$1,000, aoso!
wrdnest1y-AeIantrs, EItra ais. CAPITALS $1,000 :oss
o. 1000 ke sc Nos - drawn whors h4yel gs. ar,
62i cts. ~
$4,000, 5000!
Thursiay-AeIanda. E,ta, .is Capital,. soooo so II
1000 slse oof 1000. &c IS Nos Is drawn So havs.
$50; qrs. las
s45oO, 1000!
p"dayZaohonFala y! Capitalist $500 Ieoo, SIS So SEQ
qns IS eis.
$4,000. 1000.
saturdly-AlrIandra 2is Capitals $4,000 1000 500
so; qfs 7je.
$4,000, 10000!
For Monday marninE-A-I,n4na Class 81. Capa $4,000
10000, 5000. $3.50 1000 &c ~ Nos u .nwn who.
$40 halves S. qrs $50.
Look om for HE Grand Scheme 10 he drdr-f
s'h SFi''abeT-rapitaI $4,000! IS Nos u Drawn
iiese,s ony s.o-Slares proportion. STRAlToNs IN,
place for PRIZES.
Buyers my st Of Pr. which are r-.,e.e
at the Office, proof been done and ever,
da~ing continues TO increase paid by
" Orders for eerheaic,
Schemes and IN all Lotteries promptly TO-
drawing when
Please Aaires order. to n. srRArroN.
w.,
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EDUCATION MEErINns

We are rcOiced TO that in seven, ouo,,.,. ~ ,,
State the people are besfng ihensevfs in the cause d
Education The comparative calm IN political nfTrs winch
now pevails, affords an admirable opportunity TO ,,nJ :,
the domcsit concerns Of the State; and there can eerni
y be no interest moro worthy Of attention than that of no
pulaT education.
In Richmond und TIonrec, large meetings have been
held The Richmond Meeting, the proceedings Of which
wo shall publish IN next paper recommended Con-
Nsnton 10 be held IN Richmond the 10th Of December
noIt. We arc sure hst the People Of Petersburg v M
heartily second this movement aud al the proper time
when 'ho many sbseatcos shall hayo returned-hUld
meeting on this most vital subject.
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MONROE RAIL RnAn nEnRn1A

sale Of this road made at Macon, by order of
sn, CEm'' ana was bid of by Jerry Cowcs Esq, for
Sl55OO, and he sso has pay inoriqsn Tor about $50
yOO more the orsnsl cost Of tho road was about 50
wv. MrCowles was acting for a now company min
road, and tits supposed thsthe annuaI prot. viii no S
Si5OOOO TO SlI5OOO. LII l0i miles In length uni,ing
with the Central Rail Road At one terminus and tbc
'osa ?, inc other and aversng the populou.
region 81 Georeia.-daeHsfa Ckroaieis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

~ The people OF Pow haian county without distinction
OF party are requested the Court house ut their
October Court next to take into consideration the subject
OF The proposed call ct State Convention. IL is most
earnestly desired that those who for on this
Ject at an earlier day will press pretty eener
ally understood at ss Court that such meeting would
not he held sooner than the time specified above oirE
the necessary absence from the county OF Col opk ms
who anxious 10 take part the neong III not re-
turn IN tiGic To be at September Court.
lhis notice Is written IN consequences OF similar one IN
the Enquirer OF the 18th instant meeting st the Court
house, but at specified time.
a Worm
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PUBLIC SALE OF
A SPLENDID HOTEL
OF the First class.

~ fHe r trSt L ass.
Hf virtue of and in pursuance OF, the authori.
- vrSet in ihsm by Deeds Trust tie subeTih-r wal
oner at public auction the city Baltimore on THURSDAY
me Ioh 81 October 1854 At o'clock r.
EIehanse that and pro.-fty in said CIV
known a. THE ECrAw HOUSE HoTCI.-The Lot an which
stands situated az the North san!y.e and
Euiew streets containing square feet Of ground
aud fronting lls feet Baltimore feet on Eua~
yard planted with Ornamental shutbery kinds
The Hoase E covered with site Occupying
the whole trout Of he ~; Baltimore running back leo feet
on the west 70 the ally and 1870 street having
area IN the eenIre OF the tut light a with TWO main
entrances one from street adns
10 The private paf5Ts and family EutaN
TO the public part uosse
The Basement or lo"es story dyii on BAH
io;e street Eutaw room Kitchen
1astry arfcT hanging ironing drying rooms
The seeosd story has paTnrs Baltimore
A~ street smoking roou once sdes dining
and EenueUan's do % ty 20 feet sergan ran
biiart china closet are upsas az s0s rooms
a the house o: which - pahors
This ouidng erected IN ls1j express and
relieved 70 possess usually found those
OF the hrsi class by Agreeable pa ci
TIE city having vide and much fegusue
itons Is In the hest cref every respect e.p
ton OF company and vii be kspby th-
snd This properly nA utgeem-n person oc
eonvine with aeyiy and sufficient capital conduct
the business OF th- EStabhshuieni to advantage.
The H'u-c completely furnished good style and %,
purchaser Of Obtain Furniture poron OF on ~
The Terms which Nlh be accommodates
the time OF sale. JACOB ALBEIT
IOBT. 4. TAYLOR, Trustees.
lO-laVtd SAMUEL JONES. \
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NOTICE. FOR A MEETING rs rRlxcR EDWARD.

l Inc ciizons OF Prince Edward. without regard &c
party, are requested 10 the third MONDAY N Sep
ichber being September Court day the Court House
to take nio consideration the subject OF call Tor Con-
senton to alter the State Constitution.
MANY CITIZENS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-09

% meeting of the people Of Louisa will b,
beld at Louisa Il House Moniay day
eia To appoint Delegates hs to b
held to consider the ofthe Louisa Ral Road
September ;, ISI5.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

NI'HhVND, 1918. I
The parties named and n,sres, hereby
TINT have appoint "Wednesday OF October pe.
1850 at ~ O'Clock A. NJ III" for commence in this
ONCE ON tho-- dites assigned within ORDER wh.,
aid wnee They directed
counts and vouchers, viii FUN those a. d
NJ a Pn;Ti AIRY a. 60.