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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

ARARx DtsH--There was avery pleasant Assem-
Mar q many OF the citizens OF Batavia on the eNehh
az he ssi u, a, the hospiiabe mansion of Hon Geore
W Law in nat pleasant vlsge The fsei' In itsei' wa
No: very remarkable hut one OF the oishes thal sas.
tire snPFersse was wa, case ., sS, Arc
nsvis.sor The following is copy OF the 'nseFiP "
1890 70 Hon O. w LAY 81 JOHN Ross. The tin
as. No sishi. Of Mutton, landed from the Fury
Aas s.S IN latitude y DEG y min Longitude - aes 0V
B-This case board the Isabella on hsr voyage
q y. March ISIS. 6 s1s T soss c.o,.a sR
AZ hsfpsst in the evening. the company pledged the
hss Of Sir John SIS by agreement be was al me same
soar calculating the difference Of iime between Lon.Dp
I'D BATAVIA, 20 return Inc compliment The mutton
,lth portion Il which have been pottery favored oy
ar friend Mr. Lay although thirty-sx years oi IS per-
stIy rod ans sweet and retains all It's nutritious qua
tts The remarkable skin evineed n The preparation o.
ssi % perfectly preserve Il Tor suen lengn Of
uue N such WIDELY various ATTITUDES, IS certainly worthy
a nosee. ubuu.Io O0iH Au'ei''''''
PR,soS REvoL1.-The new officers of the State
Prisoa a. Sius Sing, astounoed little on Fhosy
morning Sat BY the declaration Of about forty conNcts
.hsi they would work unless th'r s'ions OF beti
etssssi 70 PORK lthe eon.ras,os oenT h W.
e.n immediately Instituted an inquiry INTO the cone9n
q ibs nations and found them 10 be ul ano sooo ms
rext sep reduce the refractory eonvcs 20 SUP
u,sioc The new lev wi,hdraws the lash In all sucn
ard ihe sboweTbath resorted TO- which proved
eisras ssi toe buckets worse than the
cd soTseon Of the ca, Fifteen Others the next Gay ca
\
tie rebellion ard sftsr day. seelusion upon bread
sna diet; they retained TO their lsboIs
ScEsE on The OHIo-Our boat stopped to take
N wood. Ga the shore among crowd, was reHaiaa'
Div stupid looking fellow with his hands "a his pockets
.-a k:s Ereer lip hanging down dandy rpe Tor
scfsps tipped nod. .nd wnks all about. saying Now
III have have soma fun. III brighten the st-en-hor o.
He IL ped ashore with drawn knife, bTandshnt
IL ia the face Of the green un" exclsmins Now IN
pznish you. | have besn locking for you week yhe
fellow stared pidy If the asssiant ne evidently nsa
-. enough bs scsred-but e. the bowie knife
zane near his face Of his huge fists suddenly vacated
his and fell hard and heavy between the dsodSs
eyes ard tbs POOR fellow hOunderrg in the ohio
Grs~faf jumped board boat pat his hands 10 his
pocksss sCd looked around: May be- said he, there's
soebocy else here that's been looking for me week
Elephant.
r. Cotton Duck is manufactured at three fac
tories peAr Baltimore The american OF that city states
sne. year they used Of Cotton TO the value OF
s7<6.659 and paid S90,l02 In wages and manufaeiur-
Cd ever millions Of ards Of Duck. Formerly the cash
went 70 Russia, from which our shipping was employed
u Daniel Campbell was severely beaten and
also shot with pistol 10 q conflict with at New
Orle the sd. Tue arrested Mr. C. was
eanEerousy wounded,
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COUGHS. COLDS.

ND DISEASES o. Thu LUNGS BoNEsET AND WILD
AcHERRY couGa CANDY put gp IA packages u ~ ara
p cents each In the form q consolidated crops
pleasant aud efectual remedy for the Of Coughs
Sure Throat snd al diseases Of .hs LGags, sso in
teasve for clearing the voice 10 70 fast taking the
phase Of zl other IL u not cuiy etsctus bu'
Pleasant TO the the reputation u m i1Stedents 10
guaranty OF ia efficiency. FOR genuine call Tor " IA
Bfo~n's Boneses ard Wild CheuY Cscdy, IL the form
Acid Drops
Prepared and sold By VIZ. BROWN. fsl washing,oa-
q Boston For tAls ~ A. = d. SANDS Druggists, 10
rGi,on-st eJruer II Wism, also a. rs Broad a1t II
East Broad WAY. Se~-lorF. ~ I'm
'V'n0THsCHE. TOUTHaCHK..--CHLO
foha SOApOtND-A new -bn sfeefusl reulecY Tor
inmeche cure Of the toOthsene ican poss bic
to the soana teeth apd IL perfectly simple 10 IL plies
u9n None sengine unsss snec By The proprietor, Nm
BROWN, al NSsfinston, corner Of Eiot-st Boston
Dor sale By A d. SANDS, DrssEftf io9 Ps.tOB-sg
soynsx Of william. Eev.foFx 10 la
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NrW YORK TRIBUNE.

,,>Sn ne wssssssp NelASi,.l Magazine
ms A SIAM VN>vEN Az NArNrNNN
Assn n>,n her trm,sest strand
l.yas g. Nlsh NssNea o,e N',se'Sd hs"'
AaA g. ths e,saost ~ her 'As'H
safxgVAss he ctAes cSf the ms" -,
r,,sr Anec,ias 1,sl,s tea sltc"ss@I saves
-. .cNs. ~, scNsss ne ~eNes
w ,N,~as 4, rs.cA o. eisas' f'NN
-, IA, ,>,ass,cacs'. tenNaSh The SOU
rssa.h Ars.s,. tsint AMI o~ the sound.
lAc N.ss Ni,>S sarsltns trN'ia the Sio"aa.--
,.H acs kesrt betNr' u sraNe,
Ma NaeA a hannah HN'Sse sad spoke
-Hr,ss,a ~, rev ash NJ thee
Trr.>A>a,. the r,sht ~ bad and icce
IL, Nsnas,a hid while Mammon can.
rNa t>ncs sud N,N'd az living man
wants s,NNrn. while tyrsrss dare.
TIE ,hr,eks and wrssthinss ~ despair.
Al en-, s-s.l cNgne.--it ts,l 80 wait
Rsnls. yoAcs. and sN,urses have their date
SLAYER, mset shall pass away.
AaA se q tale q yesterday.
Ra, NV urge dosrey claim
lauSe n in = m,shper nsme
Na,c NJ the wNsldl on thee ! esl'
Nv the srrsI Esshcy oi US al.
Nv the ketecmer ct our race.
Aai ~ the SPIRIT II al grace,
1S,,,, ,.,t a tara MT inom Thy plea
a, hslp thee G,,i. IS thou help ST me
mime cascAsi offspring come IL high,
r,,m darkness. snd - down IN night
A night II moro mysterious gloom
Th,n that which wrapped them In the womb.
% that the wCu.h had been the grave
OF every being horn a slave
" thst the grave isseh might close
The slaves Gnutsershlo woes
Bat What beyond that gall may be.
whs, portion In eternity.
yo- those who live ~ carso their breath
And die without hope IN death
Ik,cw nOt.-and dare not think
We, while | skcdder DER the brink
OF TIA, unfsihomshle deep
In which Heavens secret Judgments sleep,
To thee. ,hou Paradise Of isles
Where Mercy in full glory smiles
Eden al lands er all the rest,
~ Messing others doubly blest.
r, tAee liit my weeping eye
ssDd me the Gospel. or die
Tns word Of Chris;s salvation give,
That |. though dead. rnay hear and live
JANIS MONTGOMERY.
r..< very excellent lines written IN the Album
~ R.rusAs, shaw M ssionnry 10 South Africa
,,,,t which coa.Ains the autographs OF individuals
, 4, the cAase Of missions and az entry Of subscrp-
to~srt the erection Of a chapel al Capetown. The
.,rr.,,., IN the Album states that there were then
., IN the colony OF the Cape OF Good Hope sixty
..ra Aesth.ns and M0hsmmedans ten thousand
!. m Cape Town and thirty thousand IN the entire
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS propcs,
Aims at The office of the Cfoton Water Board until the
sth Msrch ~ for the excavation, backing ramminz
and rspayng OF trench Tor Gin water pipes, eoinmene
ng At Tenth avenue sld Marhaan street through Man
htgn 70 One Hundred aud Twenty th street thence Il
tbe brd Avenue through sad Third-ayenu. One Hun
bred aud Tween street, and through Oae Hundred
and Twenty-ffs street 20 the river
avenue as shall be prescribed and will be required 20 b
Zee deep snd feet wide a. bottom.
After the pipes have been laid. hch viii be done by
agents employed By the Committee Charity and Alms
the trench will be filled ia IN layers not exceeding inch
IA thickness by the eonuecor with sound and sooa
materials for the purpose The to be well rammed'
and finished In durable n workmsnlike msnDer
Cross trenches will be req red osc.sionay where ny.
drafts be placed szd eucss 10 be feet deep and
IL feet wide AZ bottom subjs 70 the regulations "a
noted above fJr the 6Inrn pipe trench.
Proposals will state the price per foot running measure
for thu trenches, 70 cover al expenses i9I e&esyatn z
bsckflng, rammng. ,rePavins and supplying paving
sand should any be requred sea cleaning The
streets Of all superhuor' materials.
To decid ma upon the ropos lie the Committee Char
y and Aims the RICH. Of rejecting any proposal
~ viii BE- stipulated in the contract that the
will Be required furnish sue lamps well hsd with OIL
ard place them every ht 70 ;oHspieuous poslon over
the trenches 10 prevent accident. The attention OF con-
tractors i. r-qassted particularly to the following
The term excavation 10 be understood q, embracing
all excavation other han that OF rock measuring half
cubic yard and nnd for which rock excavation the
price allowed dollar the cubic yard and contrast
6s will BE- % have Informed themselves Of the
character Of excavation, and made their proposals he
odingy The contractor will be required keep the
trenches clear until the pipes laid and esked and
no allowance Will be made for csyiug erfra WORK Of
any hind.
II required the trenches to be finished by the first OF
April and the proposals must be panied with the
Signature Of responsible person ,ignifyng bis assent
surety for the faithful performances Of the con-
tract
The payments estimates will be within ten per cent
OF work done the completion Of the work Such sum
will be reserved for two months, will IN the opinion Of
the person who will supernend The work provide for any
work found necessary in consequence Of the imperfect
which any Of It may have been done in the hr'
instance and the contract viii be n-y settled on the
personal examination ala Certificate Of the suPennsnd
ent Of the work
Proposals 20 b. marked ard directed.
Proposals Tor Excavatiug Trenches,
Committee Charity and Aims,
M TINS Cr0toE Aq leduct Oifics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04
MARINE JOURN A l.
PORT or NgW.YORg.

Arrived-sehs chasles Saith. Plym5sih, Mass d.
feb, to M sster
sehr Mexico Van Name, Philadelphia, d. coal, 10 Mr.
Bsckman.
sebr Mary Eliza Sharp, PhiladslPhia ds. coal, to
master
sshr Mssa. Smith. Philadelphia. a. eOsl, bound
70 Boseon
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CORPORATION NOTICR.-Pubiis Notice Is

CORPORATION NOTICB.-Publie Notice is
Whereby gven 20 The owner or owners 0ecuPsnt or &C
cupants % al houses sud lots. Improved or improved
lands. Affected thereby. ths the following Afsessfner 10
have been completed b. the Assessors and are lodged 10
the Street Comnssi0nsrs Office flr e1aLinanon BY al
persons Interested For Teguiatng, adug anQ set
tag curb ana gutter stones on o'oor k3as foaa De-
Twen.y r.l and Thriyf01rth stIsets and regu.
lting the between Thrtyorrin a1d FORTY socotd
The limits embraced 81 such Assessments IN
c1de s the several houses and lots Of ground-yaosn
1-s pieces pirc Ia Of land, situate 90 both SIDES 3f
B1orningds erosd from the Ffthsyenue, b-tw. n en-
D third Tween yfogrh street. ~ Forty-secoudst Also
both des - went fourth T enty ith Nih
Twenty Twsuty-eiEhh. Twenty ninth IhifteiA
aud Thiryfrst streets between Filth snd sixth avenues
Also both sides Of Thirty Thirty third Thirty
fourth and fhify fifth streets between Fith s1d osselih
avenues Also both sides Of Thirty sixth, Thirty
seventh rhiryeghth Thirty-uiuth Fortieih ana Ferry
first streets, bets Sixth and Seventh avenues Als1
the Souherly SIDE O. fcrlysscoud street, het~e-n
Sixth s1i seventh avenues Also both sidssot sixth
avenue. between Thirty fret snd Thftysixth streets All
persons whose interests Affected b. the above Ass
meuts, ard WHO opposed y the same or either OF
them, requested % present their ohsctofs IN wns
20 IRE undersigned, . the street Comniss 3ners Orcr
within thirty d4ys from the date n IN s. n -icr
MABTfS +. THOMPSON
Street. Comm lsioner and Chliiman N ne Assessprs
Street Cornmi,sion-f once, March 2 l3f3 m@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

IN PURSUANCE Of "a ORDER Of the Surrogate al the
tCounty q Newl0rk notice i hereby given % at per
sous hasiug claims against MARY LYNCH late 81 the
City Vi Ne~-lcrk, deceased 70 present the sane with he
vouchers thereof - Tie subscriber 81 his ONCE No i
Monroe-s- in the City Of Ne~lork. or before tie
eighth Of May usxtDated New YORK the fourth Jay
of Noxem,r. lsl7. lnlS la@tn.l WILLIAM SCOTT. u.
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CORPORATION NOTICES


SUPPLIES OF FLOUR AND FISH for the Aims
- House Department.sealed proposals viii De recewed
by the Comm ssonsr al bis office IN the Park, until o.
clock Of The 9h instant for supplying FOR the use OF
the A msH0ule Dspartm mt
IS bhis supsTlne Flour,
40 DO dns do Samples to be al the Office,
rs do fine Middngs, )
30 duuta.s Codhsh. Of the best quality
d BE- delivered Bellevue foot Of IWsntysixth st. East
River free Of s expense Each parcel 70 be estimated
for separately sui will be decided Ia that manner, and
proposals be panied with the names Of Two
sgonsbe person. security for the performance Of tie
contract. Once Of Commissioner Of Aims House, New
York. Mzrcn :. lt q. -
mftm9 " q. LEONARD. Sommis.ioner.
Notice. is hereby given 70 all
Il p-rsons have omitted 70 pay their taxes for the
year l8f7 10 pay the 20 my ohce OF before
The lot day April lo43 ser which date interest VIII Be
charged upon remaining unpaid az the rate q i
per cent per annan calculated from the lth day Of Octo
bsr i847, the day payment Cfice hours from A
~ ~ p M-Oahcs Receiver u Taxes, New City Hall
Psrs fm2Stl SMITH DUHNING. Receiver of Taxes
DUBLIC ADMINIsTRATOR'sO OFFICE, No.
NassAl-sireet Notice IL hereby given, 20 the feia-
tiyes sad next Of sn Of WILLIAM RAFfARY, late q
the City Of N-wY0fk, lab1rer deceived, aud who Is a.
legged b have died ufesfsfe that shall apply 10 The
rga- u he Cty add County u New YORK f0r letters Of
administration ugon che estate II the said iutesale,
the 6t day Of March neat % ten o'clock 10 mo forenoon
Dated NsW-Y0fs. FEB ID, 1873
~ lawfw JAMES : THAYtR. Pebble Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

DUBLIC NOTICE j. hereby sissn that Petition
has been pr-senf-i Board NJ Assisita' Adef men
q have sewer constructed 10 Thirty hsrset
Eishh ayslu-snd Broadway All persons iniefesed n ths
IhoTe yroPofton having objections 20 ne sac are
qa-stst 70 present than 10 Whiting % TIE sEnsd a.
hs 1ftee, No Hal u Records or b-i0la - Ah day
Of March rsrf street Comm ss0nsfs Ofre F.tfaary
=, i188 MARTIN H. THOMPSON.
15f Street Commissioner.
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nUuiIr ADnINIsTRATOR,- OFFICE, n
ILFxANnER,- rRIcnRAPnR-A

Il valuable discovery being liquid which instants-
nr.usy chances the color of the hair 20 beautiful brown
srk without injury % hair skin The gres
monty n This dye e0csfs 10 ia easy mode OF cation
aud iastan sns0us affect al. other dye- requiring r. ~ ten
twelve hours 70 produce any change Ia superior "a
-eencs ell b. eprsfeu "a every Cne upon sinse AZ
i.a0n AZ tbs article rests merit not on qas-tsfY,
offer evidence u IN. etcesnsy that upwafd % hf-
teen houssni boxes hags to-u solo ~ A-tand1rs Ico
baphe snGs ia Invention
FOR sals By 4. IS. D. SANDS, Druggists. 100 fulton
a. n William a. Johnson rs Broadway A. T..
Winshg, ~ East broadway ku.hrDn Coz Thomas
Maxwell, and Johnson Moofc Taylor New York and -
Tho srls agents iof the United states, % A Nrf,
Philadelphia lit lin
EO,IuIiNIO> ~ERyItE.-rhs spbsofibsfs con.
- unus g. manufacture tto usual varsity ~ articles oi
Communion Service ronrs'inF hssous, ianhats sob.
st. or ehacs. plates and bapsmai bowls ALEC collcc.
lion plates nsd With cYth which offered Tor sale al
wi0i.sals and retail a. tha lowest prices Apply 60
LUClts HART lsie Boafdmaa Hart
mJlv BuGliss clip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

From reports made to the Secretary of State, in
compliance with resolution Of thu Assembly, we take
the following;
c.yUeA AND SusaUsH,SSA-The length OF road in
operation 10 - miles This road WAS constructed by ms
Ithaca and Oswego Railroad Company and WAS purchased
by Arc'ib Mcintyre ana his associates published
sale OF the Controller ia Albany the -Oh OF May 1914
Tor the sur OF four thousand ave hundred dollars hch
together with the OF thirteen thousand Eve hundred
eosis paid for locomotive engines burden and passenge
esr. together with other property requisite 70 put the
s s1 Coz ''''''''A w business ''N'""'' - '"' sun u
Expenditures for repairing aud running the road from
lot Jan 1871, TO Let Feb lsfs was 81 ,osS o.
Iueone from passengers during lSi1........ SS53 o5
- transportation - ............ 1861. .
Whole numser Of passengers ass number Of locomo.
tives (not in use) number Of passenger cars, s. do
feisht IS; horses employed 4e men do. 50; miles
By p.ssnssr trains. 1850; BY freight ll,loe
BUFFalo AND BLACK Rock Length Of road. miles
Coat Of construction to Jan S2OO; receipts from pas
senser - S54 ~, current expenses slS2b number OF
paseosors 49,. number Of passenger ,; do men
employed, S. do horses, miles run by cars, p soe
An error which has crept into the papers in re-
laon to the debt Of Michigan thus corrected by the
Auditor General Of that State;
"ns stated that the total admitted debt Of the State
taSl5 4s0 81 This the fsct The total admit
Ted deb, % the State ioelados interest 10 Jsnusry l.
lsss, 70 <go76 ST. IL showa b. the last report
from this once. To which you refer snd the mistake
aoast'ess eaased BY hsssy review Of that document
eeivsd BY the State part pa i've loan bonds
being the - SIS 600 bonas delivered the Unted States
forest thereon aud also all other lie ns ana
classes " State inceot>datss except cc1tu IN; ab
~" on sccou nt Of the issue Of St4;e stcs. s,e"n,
and 10 the Detroit and Pontiso Railroad Compspy BOT
Asch hsins secured srlly p.d and special ssss
ton Ia reference thereto being deem.c Necessary AZ pre-
ssst the not included IN tho sa.ssnt Of
tie general indebtedIsss
The bill to incorporate the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road Com psny has become q lew Of Mss.ssippi
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CnRPORATInN NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-fa0 Ioiice = here.
Aldermen vii ueetaf the oifce Of 10 recf Csin's-
sioner 90 tursaaT afternoon the q faJ q Mar ne3 AZ
0ci1cs The PROPOSED 0f Caoll street - " a.
kerr rect slf th- widening - Nais-rsfret % la.
Broadway will then - t..sa ~ for cousdsfafiea And
~ persons inteesrf either in fagcr o. or opposed there
are earnestly r-quest-d b. afterf.
MARTIN z THOMPSON, Street coliuiisIiooer
street Commiasiposrs Once. Ns~-fofk' fs9futiy =,
t3f -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

IN PURSUANCE o. an order Of the Surrogate OF tie
COgus u New.NOrk notice u hereby gwen % ct per
sons having claims against NICHOLAS sCHUREMAN,
late Ciiy Of New-fork, deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers a. the
oboe of ;. Hasted. No ~ Johu-st IN ne City Of New
York before The seventh dayof June neGt-Datea
New York, the third day o. December. 1851.
,. sSaT g z. 81 hALsTE0. Executors.
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Legal NOTICES.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen, pursuant 20 the provisions
of the statute authorizing attachments against abb
sconding concealed aud nonresident debtors that ~ n
era meeting OF the creditors Of THOMAS II. DICKSON,
a uonresde Mt debtor Will be held al the Office Of fOker
J. Beck Esq No. % Wastreet, in the cry Of New
YORK on the 18th day OF March next al tea O'Clock In the
forenoon for the purpose OF adjusting the accounts and
demands for AID against Of the said Thomas H.
Dickson the be ascertaned and OF de-
carns the amount Of moneys In the hsno OF the uas-
tess-Dated the seventh ay OF January, 1913.
POLKER J. BECK,
JAMES NJ BALDWIN, Trustees.
10 1awtMlS LAMAR w. FISHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order of the Surrogate Of the
County OF NswY0Tk Notice IS hereby eive1 20 al per
having claims against SARAH CURTIS, late OF the
City II NewYOIk widow deceased 10 present the same
with the vouchers thereof % the subscribers a. the OH Ce
Of Phletus H. Holt No. 80 Froni.stres IN the City If
NewYork before the sixteenth day Of August next
Dated New YORK the tenth day of February, 1913.
NM n CURTIS.
GEORGE A CURTIS r....
PETER ANDERSON. f-NsN''''S
lof la.vtrus PEILFIlf9 Il HOLT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

10, = u y q II 4 " : EN HEre-
f&<f .FlNE-DAY LINE FROM PHILA.
-DELPll1A TO PlTrSBURGH-Ths
undersigned will receipt for merchandi'e the shove
named line et the lowest current Goods To-
tended for this line will DO loaded 10 the of the mail
passeng train which leaves Philadelphia at mdp sh
aud arrives Ia Chambersburg halfway TO Pittsburgh In
twelve hours Fast wagons, which travel day and night
loaded immediately, upon the arrival Of the cars and
arrive Ia Pittsburgh Ia four days, making five days from
Phlsdelph and six from New York
Mark packages Bnsham's Five Day Express Line
24f q WIN TYSON, Agent 10 West street. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

In PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF Orange and according 20 law, notice hereby
given 20 an persons having any clims against THOMAS
HYATT late Of the town Of New w indsor in said eoun
ty deceased thst they requested 20 exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber executor Of
the last will sud testament OF the said deceased, at bis
place OF transaction n business No tS Nooser-sL IN
NewYork City, or before The 18Th dsy Of July nrxI-
Dated January 10, Is4s. JAMES DUSENBERRY,
~ lAw6ms Executor. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-04

nFEICk UF "TBE uurS MUTUAL Lith
Oinsurancs COmpsny' Wall sL Mortimer butdinss
EeW-York, i5th March, l8f7.
THIS Institution Incorporated IN 6ie~ith liberal and
perpetual charter and duly organized according 10 law
hss commenced the business Of Lie Insurance, she Ma
tIsl principles, kbe profits being divided sDnually
among insured according TO the act OF incorporation
zoe rates " premiums conform With the usage OF other
smsr communication tbs convenience OF parties insurng
would prefer 20 pay the premiums ~ nsslmenis
IL lsfl 10 r~r option when The premium exceeds 81 10
pay 0nehsf 81 cssb, and secure payment ~ the residue
r. ~ morlht By approved note bearing Interest," o.
per cent .,s.
Toe iyes OF married men may 30 insured for the be1ehl
of r wives and children thei upon no decease ~
tbs insured ne wife II living or Il not then bis children
will receive The amount payable ~ me pocy irro sLd
clear OF any Claim he creditors Of The decessec
FOR the gfest@r security OF parties inSuriug wib mis-
company tho Trustees have provided 40 Indemnity fund
10 OF $4,000 70 1 loJteI q may sccrns upon
policies issued by no company which Il 10 remain lnui
that snioun. shsll been realized
from the receipt u premiums when It Will Do longer
The foo~nE IS Isl u l6e Oacsrs and Trustees Tor as
ensuDg yesr-vik TklsTEEs.
Nalnsuie Wes0, Ezra Wood GnsnnceJ AYfts'
simeon Bald vim Joseph Is. HOnes, Philip =. Oalpin,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell Hoyt VIM l.. Brewer,
John A. DsyenpoTtSsm'l K. Sstierlee, James Onioni
kis.fr n Dana C. H. pesrdsieT, Chas. Whltilegey,
Cbarle, ] TAYLOR, John ~ Leeds, Joseph ID. Warren,
tisxir Hsmion. Alsxr \. Holly stephen 3. Provoss,
lanes 4 soutler, Vim. r Minor. fheO Davenport
ALEXANDER n. HOLLY, President
JOHN W LEEDS, Assistant President
JOHN 4. DAVENPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH 3. MONIES, AcsuEfy.
BOSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
WIN WELLS, Genefsl Aged
Dana WOOdrud Leonard, Esqs Co1nseors End Al
iorneys Of The Company FOR Her-Yofk. VIM. 7. Minor
ESQ Counsellor snd Attorney for Stanford. kEls WOOD
N. D. snd A. COOKE Hull, N. D. Fhysciaus Medical TX
smirsrs sud Advisers OF the Company for Nev YOfh-
Chsuncsy Ayrss n. o. Physician aud Aedicsi AdYi.sf
fos STANFORD mYIl eodH