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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
Qualifications of Voters.

The election on Tuesday week is held
under the old constitution. Hence, res
idence of six months In the State. emit.
ties man to vote. Our new constitu-
zion is not yet in force-this matter should
be generally understood. Doubtless the
wings will attempt in some precincts to
exclude foreigners, and to apply the reg.
ulation Of the new constitution, but let NO
man be debarred from his rights. Lei
our adopted citizens recolle ct that nativ-
ism is one of the principles ofthe Taylo.
wings. ef E7ggEA .au a5 f-H
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
THAT Is liis Prinrfnlaa.

It's now time that the voter lad his
mind made up which candidate to aspuort.
for the most exalted Office in the worla. 1,
the approaching election. Every man,
woman. ana child who knows anything
about the 'biss0ry Of The country. knows
the sentiments and principles of General
Cass. But the most intelligent wing can.
not give yod an affirmative or negative
answer in regard to the views Of General
Taylor. AS the election is close at hand,
it is time that something should be defin-
ed respecting his opinions. . 49,
The True Democrat" pretemds to sup.
port Gen. aylors and we, therefore, deem
it the duty of that paper to inform the
people why it supports him. We would
enquire Of that paper. wketkeT General
Taylor is in favor Of extending slavery
into free territory, orwill he sanction the
Wilmot Proyiso? Is he in favor of a
strics, or loose construction of the CO nsti.
tuition? Is he in favor or opposed to a
National Bark? Is he in favor Of a high
protective tariff, or the distribution Of the
proceeds of the public iands? Will the
"True Democrat" give US positive an.
swers 10 the above enquiries7 We shall
| see. SO d-.a9 -gaa ga.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
Georgia..

The Washington Union says that in
"a counties the democratic gain on the
governors election oflast year, when the
democratic majority was 1900 is 400.
Georgia is certain for Cass and Butler
by 5000, at least. ...1 .. .,t -. s.a..,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

NOTICE.-The Rev. MIR. Crews, pre-
siding Elder Of the Methodist church. 70,
this district, will preach at the Methodist
Church in this place, on Friday evening
e the 9th inst. - s4iHi. :
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
Maryland.

The result in various counties, show a
considerable democatic popular gain over
the vote of last year, when the democratic
governor was elected by 700 majority.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

erThe Chicago Democrat publishes
a statement showing that the tolls on the
canal up to the 9th inst, haze eruunted
to about $91 200. 4"a .Esssa 97' raf F."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
(lhfc.
CtNC1NNAri, Oct. is-Is

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S--H u.
In Ohio the vote Tor Governor is SO
close, that both parties are afraid to Shout.
The election cannot probably be decided
until every County is officially reported.
The Senate is > tied. The House is ye,
doubtful, as the. representatives. from
Hamilton ccsnty are AisPnted. The
wings allow only three. The clerk has
not signed the certificates yet.i If the
Democrats get the Ave delegates from
this county, they will have majority OIL
one--prObably tw0--in the House. =
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1873 p. NJ.
The Wing representative elected in
Clinton county is desputed, on account oil
Illegally. The Hamilton county repre-
sentation was also disputed, but the Clerk
has given certificates to tire FIVE Demo.
Gratis, and refused the two Wings elected
from the city district--this will be con-
tested. e.. O.. .fr-. .
Giving the Democrats sAe Hamilton
county representatives and the member
from Clinton county, they have three
majority in the House.
"A despatch just received from Ports
mouth, says the Democrats claim the
Representative from Lawrence and Scioto
counties. From these counties a Whip
has been calculated upon. E#,-.t
The Statesman says:
Figure Up the result es we will-twis
the figures into all softs of shapes, anc
believe all the wild reports of wings, still
/ we cannot make out any other result
than the exceedingly gratifying one. tina
]. B. WLLER IS ELECTED GOV
ERNOR.
AT The election, %e We're forced tc
fight abolitionism, free ,soiism, Taylorism
and every other ism, that could be raised
into party. Unless Taylor is abandon
ed, we fight the two strongest of these
factions Separate at the next election, anc
our triumph will be the largest majority
ever given in Ohio for President.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

@O. H. Haven, was admitted as an
Attorney and Counselor at Law, at the
late term of OR Circuit Court. .-...
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

0EF "MR: VAN buren, IS EN-:
PHATICALLY ON THE GROUND
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS, WIGS"
Charles Sumner, Boston Wing Van
Burenite.
What sight it will be to see a Demo.
cr0t vote for Massachusetts, Wing!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

. The following is a telegraphie des-
patch, as published IN the st. Louis New
Era (whig, y Of the 18th inst. a
/ "The election for Governor Of Ohio
still in doubt. In Pennsylvania, Me vote
for Governor is very close, JOHNSON will
not preba6ly have more than SO majority.
I An old gentlemen thinks ''TayIOr can't
be muchlike Washington. for Washing
ton resigned his Office az close Of the
war, whereas Taylor hangs on to his
commission and is electionsering for
promotion, .ssiges sgoiiiJasa Esd bed
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
CGHnectieIit.

The feturns indicate that the wings, as
usual, have carried this State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

"The Constitution does n't deserve
mendisg-no Aosest nan ought to touch
it. nor can he without becoming 3e6Ied.
1t is far greater tyraAt chan was Louis
Philippe, and if the Eaes of France were
justified in owerturnsag the throne by vic.
leEce, the Tnen of America sceald be gus.
tilted by Destroying the Ceastttetion Sy
the same means. It is hoary headed
despot that has ruled over them for sew.
ensy years. and it is more than time that
II Was hurled from Its place, and the scep-
ter of its dominion broken. In the name
OF God and liberty, down with the Con-
stitution." a s#. jag
The above is taken from fierce Van
Buren, paper published at Salem, Ohio
Who can read it without being astonish.
ed at its audacioas impudence. And, yet,
it but COMFORTS with the designs OF the
Buffalo convention.
The wings have always been in favor
Of misconstruing and initiating the con-
stitution, but never have had the bold.
ness TO array themselves agains, il, open.
ly. This is not tho case of the "lree
soilers," for we see one Of their organs
adopt as motto, "DowA 9TH the Con.
stituion." What true Ah.erican can be.
hold such sentiments, without being a
Harmed FOR the safety and perpetuity OF
our free institutions? That the instru.
ment, which is consecrated by the pu-
rest emotions Of patriotism, will be de.
Tended and sustained by the people, we
have not a shadow of doubt. The sew.
enth day of November will prove that
these disunionists, find no favor with tbe
great mass ofthe people. Sdch is the
company that Martin Van Buren, has got
into. Where is that individual, who has
acted with the democratic party hereto.
fore, who thinks more of Van Buren, than
he does OF the constitutions? Let the bal
lot box tell.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24


A PriTats letter informs the editors Of
La Patria that Governor Barbachaito.
was so we'll satisfied with the gallant
bearing of The American volunteers in
the late engagement with the Indians Of
Yucatan. that he Contemplated making
application rs the Government of the I'm.
tied States for SOD morel The action ali
luded to took place two leagues from Val:
ledolid.
Jacinto Pat was so etfaged at the de-.
feat of his Indian trobps, that he ordered
four of his officers TO be shot. Pat WAC
making preparations to fortify himself iH
Peto. and at the moment of shooting his
four officers, he told his followers that hs
was about to enter into another action,
and that if be lost it, they were welcome
to shoot him!!-N. o. Piedyane, OetO.
Der 7.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

The route of the Chicago and Galens
railroad has been graded for thirty miIss
from Cbicago-as far as the Du Psge
river.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

The Ohio Standard, the organ Of The
VAN BUREN Abolitionists in that State;
says: 20 = -
As Col. Weller has Identified his bos
litical fortunes with those Of Cass, few
Democratic votes win probably Be cast
for him. On the other hand, as General
Ford has refused to declare himself for
Gen. Taylor, and in most matters, if NOT
in all. symPathizes in feeling and purpose
with the free democracy, he will receive
large proportions oftheir votes.
Tbs showsthe tendency and character
OF VAN BURENs present movement. Al.
though they go for FoRD for Governor,
they think they have an equally good Alb.
olition7st id VAN BUKEN to 60 for in the
Presidential canvass. ehaof 1ssaga 2
Judge DiCKEE, of Chicago, has dscid.
ed, on the authority Of the Prepgs' case
(l6th Peters Rep thai q master or own.
or of q slave escaping into Illinois, has 4,
right to remove said slave without regard
to the Illinois statute on the subject. TEs
illinois, statute was pronounced uucon.
siitutiohal; as tie owner can reclaim bid
property at once. ao1s sssaa "a - go : -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17

sr,,.v, co,,,-Deecre Judges strong McCoun and
Edwards james Mason vs. Isaac ana eeorye Io",s ara
a. Honersi<y axecsfors and tnstees q ne fa JohH Ma
.o-E.ch of Inc Defendants married daughter q the
late Mr. Mason. Mr. James Mason, me com IS
son Of the deceased BY the terms Of he WI me es~e
4, f zoe. 10 The defend and their families aud &nnr-
,,s. 81 and each Of his two brothers. MI
NJ the deceased was President Of the Chemical Bank-
ms estate very large The object OF the present pro-
cr-tpgs il 10 set aside the will being invalid, ou the
o.nd that IL embraces four lives, while the law allows
but two. II IS denied that the terms Of the viii are
stated The argument IN this case was commenced. hr
Jsrnes J. Ring appearing for complainant, ssd hessis
Bi1wel and Lord for defendants
cncuIr CovKr-Belore judge Mo.se-Is0ac AiIiano
w. TloDas Ua,y-AcOn q eectmcnt 70 recover lot Of
kapd between Thrieth aud Thirty rst SIS caste seventh
avenue sold assessments already roicredto The Sc
ton Is based inormsiy in the proceeding Of lhe Cor
potaton As 70 the sale. Verdict Tor painun Tor ne ne
misses IN For pitt Messrs. Mott and Cary for def
Messrs. Child and Lucky.
Tsaae Haiaes vs. waa,r and Warren Byady.Ts recover
damage for Misrepresentation In the sale Of schooner cal
led the Ann Ray which represented by defendants a.
bu.t Of OAK and sound. and could DO Insured for $1,000
whereas she built Of black wanu and sch w's part
IN rotten ana could ony he insured of 500 The plan
IN agreed 10 give 81 800 for her. $500 OF which he pad
dows and for the gave note. which Judgment Was
Obtained The vessel was deeply laden ssad VIII Goa
A, the time and could exsniaet The nsreprescn
taticn is Denied To BE continued this forenoonFor pitt
Mr. X. NJ. Tyson FOR dfdt Mr.. w. Jay Haskell
No other cause will be taken up tai Nonday
coukr o, Coxxos PLEAS Before Judge Ulshosner.-
Eazabeth Idey vs. Proncs Gta0rcTo recover note OF
$40 ~. uade in sil. the defence to which "ss ins, ine
note hal been for rent, and was paid MI e.
Continuing on The premises ga and % Pfnccst
I'LL iast year Payment no, shove bat the Jlfy co-
sdsTcd the contrary and gave verdict ior pAinuh OF
s207 a. being primo pal and ntelesfOr litnuh hessis
Benedict & Boa-dmsn for defendant Messrs McCMu!
snt Bernard OConor.
Refore judge Ingraha n Cornelius Dsysr Siiaey
cor,y-On a note for S302 given In April issl. By the
Eevrnthst Bspts Church 70 Mr.. Corey their pastor for
salary and endoisc BY him The note l. sne1 ~ Neo1
Baiey ia behalf Of TIE trustees and sealed u
texdcd for defence, Inc suit could not be bout
sssn. the endorser sealed Instrument but must &c
against the osins ssgties Verocfor pianun ~ amount
suhec, 10 she opinion OF lha Court.F5r plaintiff III.
Florence McCarty for defendent Mr. w. II Tageaid.
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CORPORATiON NOTICES
CnRPnRArION NnTIrt.


lad Je.fssn street. 81 Ri,er-fse notice l. hefsby
.isou oil tfe propfrfnrso n iJirs oDr ste CD, the
owners Of sod rsrfans others1 int rested th- waller
tween pier the east eide 40 the il-t u Caallne
knd the the west side O he Tot - Mar
seet AID o. al tie pfopr etors II ois yins opYcse
the ~ and persons ofncresr ID crested me
pier the II I'D the
pier .Ol q Jeferfon street. That The Nsypfi Adefmso
srd CQmmory q the CITY oi New lork haF- on -ciei
that pier three hundred feet u eurth 1ud ioy ieet ~
~idfh. ~ sunk and completed the last River iron
the bukhcsd, midway between the sirresgil pies 81
CathaIiue aud Market cod thai " the sns
dimensions be sunk and completed Into the kart aver
from the bushesd midway between ne atfesaid Fiefs
Rutgers and JceIscu streets, under the direction q the
Street Conn ssonsr the said 10 be Cd ga
before The hrst tsy Of Mach ensuus src -
peted within four months thereafter 20 VII BY nc hrst
dsy Juy 1913. And notice = hereby father syen 70
ali the propctois q lots lying opposite TO- the o~ne o.
n tfsy
required before the expiration OF weeks from
The date oi this notice ana adyef emeut % saniJ "a
writing ~ the street Conn sslcncr, Al hf Once. DO I
Hall Of Record their Intentions % i-il in snslas ard
completing The ssn piers - -f1fela.1 dli % clntI
sinking ard CEN pe;ins the not IN n sasiug
snf comp erug the sud % coltlDlf0 .aef
.pecge proportions 20 the cKpccsc thereof they may
deem expsolent And notice IL hereby farther sses,
hat any pers ms the piopretofs Of os Jns oppess
TO- The o. persons otherwise Interested the
Aforesaid shall refuse neglect a. comply viA TIE d.
rectills Aforesaid ard shall not bear dfshsze hsf
proportional parts Of the peue q sinking cerret
ing The sad pier. respectively aore9sd, that they VII
spesttveiy sunk sna Feted, the ~hssss sns
ina tnereffom, sccoIdlng 10 the set VI the Les1se
this STATE. 10 such case made aud provided
MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street CommlsslousL
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NCyy-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITh IrkMs.

SATURDAY. Jan -.
n..,xa Tsryr The entry OF Mr. s.srlgs
VA az rnomp,ou g. was entered -oous oeicck iA'I
s,ssns BY caring rogue FOR ne Do rr.S ~
the ~ns - - :" ana inforr Ar. Staring thai t1e
- bad called for coat b., before ,hs hsS ss Ss
Evs'ev ,no sss,, worth Sca Asd escaped with tie
rrsa,.Ry.-The feed store Of Nr. Msfso 20
- s "a entered AZ early hour this morning
Nv orcips open the 'front.' door TIE reyes haoius 10
~ .s,.1te dsc.nped wihoei sny booty OF Cong far
.her mischief
PoLrcE-Tbomas jenkins Vas arrested On
-. ~ stealing some clothins John waters ~s.
srsusat 10 for stealing pair Of boots Ca'hAfne W.
IN VA, taken nto custody charge Of sSA'g Faiie-'
Articles Of clothing George Mer was ArFesei on
.aarge Of stealing quantity Of fole IRON y s'ous
,o Jshn Conner, boy was arrested and locked up q
answer for stealing boot, worth $40 from james OA@eS
1874 Greenwich e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17

GOAL Al REDUCED PRICES su GOV 81.
\ the be.i Peach Olchal kea Ashl Coal Screened on
he ysfi ard q, cred s. SD flr fc- largest ,tf Nut
ard = or Stove ffg blssrl sad = c--ta Tess zen
che boats Tive csfgses ol Chestnut i9r sale.
PETER CLINTON,
$50 .mt corner ct Ning AID Greenwich So
81 >J.-tDAL. COAL Al uuo-l cover iom
,NCsform.-A gA supply 81 Peach Otcn-Il ana Leigh
Ca % al aud u superior quality DO Jsfd cetv
cred free u caItags A. low prices Sut sac for suis
cooking stoves - Yer ton warranted l. cilnsof AZ
SIMPSONS Yards - Th0mpson-st asAs SpIins . sot
Christopher-st. orsen~icAaseGre aud Jerersen
Market 80 lu4'
;)EACH-ORtu AhD cUAL-Now aisehaass
L ffom BARGE MONUMENT. 100 tons Stone.
BARGE SWALLOW si tons Broken
EARsE HARRISON no tons fgFi
SCHOONER YAH WFATHkll 81 t5ns Nat
70 sale low from y,srrl. Apply ~
y SrOkES DICKER-OE lg7 Anthony-st
on u-sr Brosd~Ay.
1OHI--I-I Tcrs hl.t sss.ty Liy-rrloI. .foat and
- for sale by JOSEPH NcHN hhAf.
- s,ssar . pIre 800 s.rf' %
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NJ ARM JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK

Arrivod-Bng r Fisher, Hobert Apalaehicols ls D.,
co,top, SC, 60 Pos;
Memoranda packet ship Waterloo fog Liver
pool snd The bark Ch6e Harold tor Hsvsns stiii &C
tAssd IN eonseqnsnes VI sdyeI.e ras and 1.gy wean-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17

MINES cflulrs'sies whose
estates have ben ttsrn
ch4rre o. - he PutAe
Aarlafstfs-cr or llslf-
r-s l~a ems Hf.tf
baVerot b1eu heretofore
repaired
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LIST OF LETTERS.

,rtEsr,su - THr TEisUSE 81 sFEcin Arfoisrsssr
la .iat 80 o. fsfl.rf snnsfsf.
And Al -tsrtse-ni. msis unis the orders Of the Post
arssf-reen-ra q newspaper uewspArers ~ ettsr.
-ncsle1 sr d. Post Occ snail - Inserted r the rs-
ger pagers o the oSu place where he cfhce atVet
srs fr - n sta.f.d. Asrtng a. i. s;si 20 rtafils
iNru Post Ofos Ia, fasi-i W. a /, l''i
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CITY or rs
aAcm q
rdta s ev.a eH.,
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COnPORATiON NOTICK.-P

y touverae street E.st Riv-r-Pubc notice 4, sers
- sysn 70 al The proprietor % log. lying opPoss 70
the owner. % and persons Otherwise Interested 10 ~
waerfonts or tie baish-sd situated the ., River
beweel the est sds Of the foot Of MONTGOMERY sss
ard the vest side Of the foot ~ O0uFerneagsFeef ana
also o. All The proprietor Of loss lying cppos.e ~ ~
o. aud persons Otherwise interested n tls pssf
fronts he olshe4t situated The Els River bel seei
west SIDE Of the foot Of Na1uftTce.. that THE Msicf
Aldermen and C0muonsty Of the CRY Of Asw York tss'
determined upon sinking add comoie-rg pll illui ~
eastcrY 10. sld sss pier from the westerly s1e 4 ih
fOof u 0clFerneur-sirert, under the direction a ~
slreetoun1 isson-f each pss % Re two hundred 40
cen i2in feet In l-nKfh By ioftg 800 FEET Width s
Piers % be commenced 90 or before the trst dog of Asr
us1t ensuing and BE- mp-.ef within fo4f 0llhs bsfs
afer 20 VII. By the afst day q Juy l5i Aud n.ifs
hereby Z. hef gwen 70 ne Propnsiors OF To-. Jns 1fps
ute TO- the owners o. ald sersoIs Interested ATT es<
that they are required 90 or before The expiration ~
wees from the date u this rOtr- sod advertise eni
signify 10 writing - the street Comn.oncr h. stes
No Hal Of Records, their in'entions q unite ~it &c
sad Corpca0n 10 sinki ana con eiins the ssd pss
- Aforesaid and - cOn5ote their respective proPoneis
Of tha exTenss Of sakink sld comp riing the s.3>,
not 70 aoiie In sinking and completing tbs ssns 80
not 90 contfhlis their respective Proportions Of - e.
fcni- thereof, they may deem PED eat Ari 9ois
shefeoy tAitl-r gwen tn4t ANY refcrs, The peSnr
tQrs OF ot. lying opposite % sac o. ssrs's
-er"ise ntefrsted 10 he water iron's 9f hs a. =
.r Fast River between the east side of for " tc1
soHefy street ard toe vest sioe 81 DE icl ~ oss'.
lepf street. sfs refuse 1r neglect % comply wlil ~ y
rec us IS slsessd sf shall noi tssr ol ..hslss AL
prorlriiQra paris q fne expense lf sr.lnr anf ctt
ting sad ref from te p-salg side offLe lot Of 0ys
erneursrse-- - sols-sd. ed Uai % ery qersoas ~
pr9pf-lCfs - 1,s lFinE rp-sre g. fle " Gs
s1i otfsr~ - Interested u ne afelionts or ~
he'd t- E.sf River refwle fff est slr ~ THE ~ Z,
sUsernf street and ta vel SIDE oi the fct II w
nltssr-ef shall lcilse q 1ssIect D. cg ply ~ih ~
r-1ers Aforesaid I'D .h.I CO.. be.T OF dscfsrg9 Az
pros llus gsrs u fa1 erpe-se n srzilg AID $50
said pier ff0l he eE.t1rg s-e u a. illt ~ Nrsf
81 Il. .f.-.ad hat ssia rsrs.rs - "A y
thereby forfeit al nsht cf flt-fe.. sl3 pier, rssy
i've - sgrx snf com p-ter ant TIE wharfage U.f>t
thsrsfI9 seeof-irs - ne az g ne Lessls,uIe fn'
sts.s a. slct GO u sfe al1 provided
hARIlS THOMPSON Stree Comuis.! al
-tra.l l.-Il-- .l-Lr---s o. e. I.r-.r. 81
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nIuI.IC ADNiINISrR ArOl,,- OFEIC.- =

NJOriCK-fs..asssio N SScs1 81 S. Hoase.. ~
lNroxsi- N tn County % hfs notice - Hereby siver
10 I'll psrscns hss.nx claims sss,nst MOSES NlNs &LL
~ thu Gus 81 Brecs ~ Co2uty ar-.ai crchs
dr~cesxer sost hay rec r o. tie viz
The vouchers hereof ths subscribers. m oHc- O.
Willis Smith ST. fwn No la Wales-sl City 4 New
On .. be!srs The - day q February ucst-Dsed he ~
dsy Of August lss7 NARY Z. klNsALL. Adrainiarstx.
ss2 iswsm wM. SMITH BROWN, Administrator.
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Names 0finiests .es " hose
estate. have b-en tsk-l
charge u by lae Public
Administrator or his pre-
drcesors. a1d which
nave ba-a heretofore 70
pOflci.
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SUPPLIES or HARDWARE And - AfHl
Riol the .S4-s ho4sc er1Gimenf.-S-s.ed prptr'
Va be received - the Colnn4ssi0aer a Ai. % e
P-st. 1lt clock. NJ Of the l7gh iust fcr o. ,DFl
ior The ass q TIE Different Institutions sach egsI ~
Hard may se required c1ul tie st Of feb ~
ist Of Which may he seel q hls ofee Also. TT ~
les rie@< sole Les'Eer. - Us a1t over.
- Do VA Upper Leather.
= q Gram Upper Leather.
ID 30 W-if Lskster.
70 b delivered A. Belle s1- 100, ofT-eutysIktha b
q al exps1ss o. beins rcife1 Proposals. q b> ~
fz1 c1 viii the name. " tze fssgc1slbe rers51a ~
n-s s.s'ot IN sriins ~ s-cufty llr he perfoEns.s
he con- asL-Glce % COMMISSIONER Of Ala Hse1
Me- Nork January 5. .'43
l'1fIr a. LEONARD Commits. 80
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Eh ORDER o. 2 insrshsn. Ia. ou- q tas -
~ cis- Juczes II The Court 81 Col11l8n Pess -
tie CTS 4nd County cf Neefofk. 1ofcs . hegrtypss
ps1tt g. Tie pros slls q TIE taflfs &C .hcl.s -
mcus ~ sirst etscCr1i4f, c0nc-alrd ard no1f -
cet-4fs ma a. atisctu-li IA 's,ncc aslinst -
ti l>aAC uklhhlD.IE, nsnres y -1f II tlls : - =
iesdent % Olesl Britain. AID thai the sane VI
ift-r f-lnect ci ~ cetts. unless be appear - =.
cn.rte such a. & n1e1f according 10 law. ~ii1 -
liontoa ficn ne afst rltle4i.c1 % this aztec ~
= Pay sr- VI any Dc IS due 10 hlm - re- l-as -
ctr 4nc ne delivery % hiu o. FOR fis gse O. anf ~
~i-hia tais State be.oasins 10 him. sra ne i =
Of any such properly BY him. fort.ddsn B, -
are soif Dated The twelfth cas Of November, -
JOHN I. DOYLE, Attorney 20 AtiscsiHs Srea "a
ni5 lGs9m - N1ss4l-st Me- 80
NOTICE. plrsgs1ce u a. ors-r o Anoy !:
4FBoEs-s, Efc s4frogsi- q no lu9oy q 49,
Tee {. hrfeny given q 81 p-rsoct hsfing 49,, ~
JONAS n EDWARDS, ale q - ci1y 81 EFT
sad cocriy, d-ccss-1. 10 present re ssine. ~
vouchers thefeof 10 Ihe sohscrihef a. ire oce = 81
scheil, - Ss,ssu-st. New fort. % q 49,. IA
Day u February. lsi& WILLIAM n EO.~-ssSSn
Aag1al7, lsaT sn.5 iswen'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17

NOTICE. Aershy given. that an application al x
iNusde 20 the Legislature OF the Stale 81 Ne~lcrk al
approaching session, fog the fa.ss.e of &C. @,
iaeorpotsie ecmrsny with capital a three hraSi
teoussad aosr % improve ihe navigation .us come,
tie Bsys aoss tAs Of Lous Island so Pocons
SsW.Yock do i.~Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-17

Nsssss Notice hereby, 70 the rel>uves Snc
psst ~ hle Of MATHEW BRENNAN i.ie Of tie City e.
No~fcfk. ssorsr seceas>d Aud Mo !. Alleged 10 have
dice inf-ss,e RAJ shall apply shs SarrSsa,. Il ire
ths sf the ssa On The ~ sv Of rbr.t
nest AZ tea oelecf IN tao fossaeoa-psiea So~.Ne-k
JsausIy !. lS& JAMES : TfAYfR
=. 80 HnkHs