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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

.arrest of . Fugitive -Omeer Norris, on. OF tho a,
taehss ct the Chiefs efoe assisted BY oniosr Stark
man BY the name Of william Wilson, aIios Johnson
"a mate OF the bark Gpeey who stands charged with
iob6ins hs captain Of $3.50 In money AID about 500
sscapsd to this city The robbery was Committed on
the 1sh Of last month and Yesterday ct sailor board
GERS in srrssing the accused bv dssernto
and on searching hts peren $500 Of the stolen
was recovered The Chief Of Police detained The pr
Of Boston, for his removal bsck that CITY for trial
.drsn q .dnofher FIsihrs.-A black fellow, called
John Clark was arrested last night BY ofoer swesny
OF the 9th ward, on charge Of stealing $50 worth Of
clothing nom the schooner Grace lying New Haven
and made his escape to this city. pair Of the pan
tsoos: I've we're founs on his person. Justice Modrath
happened yesterday before the Chief Of Police which
man from sunalo, By the name Of Josiah Tennis Il
Present staying at the fremont House, was here on
business ssd In memorandum book he had deposited
I've one thousand dollar bank bills, three one hundred
senAr bills, nifty dollar bill, ten dollar bill and .
nvs, nahips in all 81 $685. Yesterday in hie travel
nm,n. .ovn ne wished to write little, sad for that
pspSss ne entered public house, called the Frank
IN Cottage situated tho corner OF Dovsr And Pssr
,oo" ., -, himself IN, down at table in the billiard
.se osrkssyer Mr. John Niles had occasion to sntsr
tne room and on the table he saw the msmor.rdmm
be- o.rsuI, the above sum Of money This book
~ Wy putin drawer to await an ovuer Tan
~ on MS loss spilled for aid TO The Cbsf
soos snd related bis ,u.picon that he thought hs
,oppeu ~ .ne franklin Cottage when he vrets
ns letter On this information, the Chisf dssnsth.S
omcer Bower to the Cottage ia order to msss ts.
necessary inquiry. A soon Mr. Bower .n,.saS
the premises, Mr.. Niles said, know vhst ,nn ~
coming After; ! have found the book copts,n,rs ths
~ 800, and took care Oft and here IL Ths mo-
ney wss then brought before the Chief and to
the owner, who Mr. Niles $50 for his trou bs bat
omitted to give the oficsr anything However. We
suppose Mr. Niles will make honors easy bstvsen
tnem. tw@a lucky circumstance for Mr. TENNIS
that In money fell into tho hsrds Of An honeet mar
as that amount, found In that way, was enough to
induce some men to be some dishonest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Tho Virginia Banks.

RioHMoND, Va, March I, 184o.
Ihs Legislature have been occupied during the day
upon bill allowing the banks Of the State to issus
bills Of smaller denomination than i've dollars The
Senate has rejected the bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

counted all their chances and probabilities OF sue
cess before they undertook 1t. II they be success
full, OF which there is every probability, not~ith-
standing the violent opposition OF the British or
loyal party, the fate OF Canada will be near at
hand, and it may be the commencement OF a
struggle which may end in a consummauon so
devoutly wished for by minority OF the people,
viz complete and perfect separation OF those pro-
ylnces (. ON the rule OF England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CIrY.-This steamer was
reported In our telegraphc despatch yesterday, as
having arrived at Havana on the 18th. II shout.
have been on the 22d, and she was to have left on
Saturday, 24th, for this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Heavy Storm-wharves Inundated. H...

NoarsLr, Va, Feb. Is, ls4o.
Our city has been visited with most severe storm.
which commenced on Sunday last and continued until
Tuesday, doing much damage. The wharves war. over
nsvsd, and number Of buildings were blown down BY
the heavy winds prevailing. Many vessels have been
compelled to put back. The steamer Sea Gull VA
lying to, preparing to proceed her voyage on Tues
day. Serious damage 10 supposed to have been OF.
perenssd along the coast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
The Celebration OF Washington's Birthday
st st. Johns College, k'ordham.


This interesting and memorable event which
was postponed, came off on Tuesday, under
tho auspices of the Chrestomathian and St.
Cecilia Societies; the whole being under
the guidance of the President and Vice. Pres,-
dent, the reverend Fathers Thebaud and Murphy.
Upon our arrival, we were ushered into the refec.
tory, where sumptuous repast was prepared. after
whlch we followed the company to the greai hall
OF studies, at one end of which chaste festoonlng
oil American flags was formed over a stage. from
which the speakers delivered their addressrs In
the centre was placed life-sze bust OF the illus
uieus Washington, which was ilumlned by bril-
elegant columns which environ the spacious apart
ment were united by graceful folds OF colored
ddapery, the whole presenting splendid coup cad
a me exercises were opened by the st. Cecilia
Sociey Mr. Jules MAJ presiding at the piano. which ne
..oon Presd.ns Of tie CnSs.s.%.h.n sss:
fy portrayed The Of ns and
sxpsned the purpose for which the society was oresu
VIZ ~. 'usy Of history and Suty.oa
o. Brooklyn, Michael Luoey, Of Troy, Maurice A. DAY.
Of Toronto, and Henry w; Dodge, Of Pompsy, N. Y,
oia :" which, though worthy of being reported faiv.
We compelled to omit for want Of spsos, th. s2
snor1 on 70 e. .a Of so .na %n:s
rendered with great svestnsss and harmony Ths Rev
Mr. Murphy then assembled the ros.rum, and in one
OF bis happy eferts retured the thanks Of the so-
eIetss 20 .ne n'gny respectable audience present
who brsvsd 80 many difficulties Of storm and Good.
frost and SNOW TO be present the intellectual
tney nsd 20 ohsr them. We much pleased to OBJ
serve the manifest improvement In the appesrauoe OF
ibis nov lar rvnowned institution, attested BY the
number OF foreign youth who, In this classic and
healthy retreat drink deep the stream
we're reminded Of the pslmy days Of Sasms nca in
observing studens from eli countries I'D oil mss Peru
'iens, meaicsns New Granadians Canadians, healthy
lnd Intelligent fsces from Cuba, Porto Rico Jamaios
ousdAoupe, Martinique, mingling with young a,pi.
Ief literary fame from every State in this nion
we were near forgetting the performance the hute
BY Mr Felix Kennedy which gave happy evidence Of
ne excellent sJstem Of musical education adopted in
81. johns College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

Cold W Gather ard Fire st New Orleans.
B.LriMoax. March l. l54o
Tho Picsyune rays the weather hs, bsen unusually
cold and that the orange add other fruit tree, have
beer injured by the frost.
On the 10th February, fire occurred, which d.
sroytd seventy thousand dollars w.rth Of property
One life was Lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

News FROM TIKI lsTHMUs.-The steamship Cree
cent CITY will be due here to-day or tomorrow.
According to our telegraphlc dispatches published
yesterday, she arrived at HAVANA on the 18th ult.,
with no news from Chagres or California; but we
believe we shall receive some interesting accounts
from Chagres and Panama, ON her arrival at this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

an eorju. ctiop with the Mexican commissioner and
surveyor TO rus the boundary" The Senas- ray the
sans q ing they cent tho bill to this House; snd
before n House had ri ne act upon It. they are
s.teJ 70 ,n.p.,,,, ms aopoiutmsnt Of n c,mms-
eSoner and .pry., or. aud Ia violation Of Law And
NOR. than that they have sppoi ntsd as poeared by
an attic IL p-v,psc.r great variety OF Other Off
Gers sueb engineers ysicisu, Disturbing Off
and arecrstsry III R"binson)
Er ScH.NcK viii modify my rmsndme nt, 80 rs
to rsy that ,fths money shall be paid to any
SURGEON rnsinssr, disbursing ofosr. They not
1, the tresty
GTbs Houie was ETH in session when this report
WAS clos edl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
The Weather.

the 10th ult.
At ST.. Louis, the 18th ult., the mercury fell &,
Tho Tallahassee (Florida) Sentinel OF the Doth u,t
says.-" The mercury stood on sunday morning lar
NJ 81 and on Monday Uesterday) m.rning q. o. II IA
doubtful whe tnef the orange and lemon trees are not
killed The young foliage which was putting forth an
rspdy' must oil drop, aud ambitious gardeners have
yestefds norniDg he directed water 10 be thro
on hs orange and lemon trees but fou nd 10
~ 'oon a. touched the leaf We have Gee es stro.s
enough 10 bear the weight OF stout ma n hut ~ Vas
over small ve'rei In very expo,.d situation.
10Th uit, stood at2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Fashionable InteII,1encs.

BALL o. tbs Nsw YoRK HUssAss.-That elegant
corps, the New York Iiusears, Will give ball at the
Apollo Saloon on Monday evening next. The Hussars
car Their tete the Inauguration ball. and there Is no
aouot INA It viii be very hspdsone AFFAIR. Their
-, VIII look well In ball rson snd the 60 sasion
tiai' 70 give delight to those who are fortu ste
=" W PARTICIPANTS In the festivitiss Of the svsaisg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

The Vice President Elect, 90.
The Vice President elect came into the House
to-day, and held . leves. There was great shak.
Ing Of hands. 1t IL said that John c. Clark Of New
York, will b. second assistant postmaster general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Going - Washington.

PHILADELPHIA, March !, 184o
The Philadelphia boat arrived this evening" with 90
passengers from the East Several pockets were picked
N the crowd. An extra train was despatched for
Warrington at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
TELEGRAPhiC INTELLIHENCt
TeIegrsphic Sum m airy.

In the Senate, yes,e rday, the business was gen
orally of a miscellaneous nature, and nothing OF
much interest was raGsacted. Mr.. Westcou pre-.
,rnud the credentials OF his successor, Jack son
Morton, as a Senator eject from Florida. Resolu-
items from ne legislatures of North Carolina aud
Rhode l.land. on the slavery question, were pre-
scented and ordered To be printed The Vice Pre-
sident gave notice Of his intention to vacate his
seat as President Of the Senate, this day at one
o'clock. The bill making appropriations for naval
pensions was passed
Our dispatches furnish us with nothing of inter
est from the House of Representatives the Indian
Appropriation bill was under discussion.
Our latest intelligence as to the formation OF
General Taylor's cabinet, gives the following
John M. Clayton, Of DEL. Secretary Of State.
VIM M Meredith. of Penn, Secretary OF Treasury
w B. Preston, Of Va ATTORNEY General.
Thos H. Ewing Of Ohio. Post Master General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02

ciLKAci IN THH MKDrTKRRANRAN-The Belgian
wonsul al Gibraltar has transmitted to his govern
~ H. o n Information respecting the navigation
piracy carried on there. He states that the force
OF the pirates who traverse the coasts Of Morocco,
render 1t imperative on The part Of masters of YES
sr.s 20 give Cape Forcas wide berth He also
the pirates. ''''e" W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02
Tho Doings In Washington.

We shall lake great pains to give our readers
full accounts of all that may transplre IN Washing
ton between this and the Inauguration of the new
President, by mail and telegraph. Our readers
will lind full details, In another part Of the paper,
OF the proceedings In Congress, and of the move
mens OF the new President, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02


leisure His eephantine ideas Of city reform We hone
viii receive favorable confederation.
The WEArHER-THE STREETS, &s-Yesterday was
snotner me day. so far as the atmosphere was CON.
O'Clock In tho morning rose to 40 degs ct meridian
and marked 10 dogs At o'clock PM n there be sny
truth In the cid saying that March coming In IKE
goes ont hse hon" We hsv: but little good 70
tne nrst ofMarch 1870 was spring like could be-
Desired, and not many such days would b required
70 open our rivers and make glad the hearts Of thou.
sands OF industrious boatmen who are AWAITING with
Impotence for the time to arrive whom they nav com
me nee respipg the reward Of their willing lsbors
Inc Augean task OF cleansing tho streets has been
engaged yesterday In breaking ioe and exposne
1t to the atmosphere that may be the sooner ds
spated The condition Of the streets at presen Mt in
most Of the wards renders them not only unpleasant
horse flesh In great danger. One can hardly ride
through one Of our principal thoroughfsres without
fesipg horse or two thrown down, BY slppng on the
ridges or In the rus which much travel wears in the
passes Of Ice which the pavemests These ruts
are, many OF them, two feet deep The best way to
overcome the difficulty thus presented 10 to break up
the Ice, and expose It to melting by tho atmosphere
d pulverzation BY the cart and omnibus whess Let
ne contractors see the mode Of accomplishing this
business In the Second ward, and 60 and do likewise
ACCIDENTAL DEArH.-Ths coroner held an inquest
yesterday At the city hospital, the body Of Charles
y ~ wsasns,by native Of New York :gsd 20 years
. Don on last Saturday, ON board the schooner J.
Ryereon, on firing salute her start for Calf
ornis blowing enc Of his arms Of, the injuries Of
'nion caused bis death. Verdict accordingly
DEATH ~ INrgMrRRANcs.--The coroner also held |
N inquest Yesterday at No 1o2 Washington street,
IN the body OF Mary Barr native OF Ireland aged 20
ears who came to her death BY intemperanee. She
'oSSa ~ her husband early yssterday morning,
asr side wasa bottle oontsinins portion OF brandy
'eroct according to the above facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

CHOLERA o. sHIPBoAED The ship ME-
Angelo, Capt Wilson, from Liverpool, arrived -
this port on Saturday and anchored 81 qaaf".
she had 80 steersge passengers when sss ~ y.
pool, bu, daflng the pssssgs y 4 them ana ~ ,y.
man died Of cholera. Many Of The pssssngen "a
sick and nearly all the crew. Capt Wilson a.. ,,,
ola mates had slsO been sick, bat have psrts.J -
cred. Al Ons ims there not men en0uts -. I.
the ship. Mr.. Colby, the pilot ~to 'oct - ~
informs that 10 working her into tbs Bay - ZEE
creates. difficulty In mastering men eDoosn "a
ysrds- lsost0n Az
FATAL AFPRAT-In a quarrel, when 80 I,
cents, between young man nsmed Cs.s "a sss
tailor. and negro belonsib o. Milton NssA y, N,
ssy week, near Poplar Springs Howard DeN an
rylsnd tho former struck the n-srO on the hs sozr
.cx, With such force thai be died 10 ess insD A. %
"srreii wa arrested and miTied tor ~"
earn from the Ga-,z> a; ELieOHs Mills
MORE kUsAwATs Five negro men os..., !.
% different individual. Ia Calvert Co nisss ~sr fss
cape on saturday nizht week, and we're o.-s a .ss
dERaPotts Rsyh6iieGH ssys) Ia ts- lover g.s :. -
county, sod safely lodged 10 Anne Arardei ."
Wednesday "A a
MURDER ARRKsIgD Mr.. Sco o',,,irs
Cnemuns County, \. Y crossed the Lsks ih' \. BE-
IN the Detroit, having Ia custody man - .ib
arrested In inc vicinity Of LiEue Rcek east, csr
saving committed murder neulys yea - IL
nung County. Chicago Irio. IVY .
~ 8. A. Smith. charged al Ricb mono, "a
assisting slave to escape BY putting sim ls Is
mas been convicted AMI s-ntsneed 10 I'm pf's.< bsr
u years The Jury broasht in this teIaie' rouos
ING been In CONSULTATION nearly "a h9an ..odoss
for new 1ial wss svsrrasd, bat eoi o. s'v
he'd ben aasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

NO. Toe character b. tn left and
above = the emblem for sriaess DIS
IN ea'e. The compound may b. interpret
NN ed tig beIiy, IN allasion 10 tn swelling
caused BY obstruction
The next is " PEI broad face, this,
~ No. ,. The primitive il bare on the
HH left The character on ths,ighs is the
~ emblem for tho kEmaa AS1f or fqce.
\ The symbollzation Ia completely de-
scriptise.
Tue next is pei" me name u a aty, thus.
~ No. I. The chsrsctsron the right
NIX ls the emblem Of et ,or enclosure
~ Ihisn equivalent 70 isS Town.
The next is " pei, a feyOelous aaraal, ruth rs
A1ir HandtRg on end from rage, bar erect thus
No. ). Toe primitive % here below ;
E2 the character above is tie emblem o.
lynx ear, nam The composition is suf-
IN hcienuy descriptgve--a big creature
- with long % erected hair
The neHs IS So fe.' red h0re, a srIft hone,
greatly, th0s
No. q. The character On the l.ft h,
6 X the emblem for hor.,. Perbao. IL
MN voald not BE- taking 10 greats libe,ty
70 render this symbol By toe phrase
The 1eIt is pei" drunk, ,stntd, thus:
TT No.7. This character on the left /.
i1HN the emblem Tor vine. IL is the rude
~ imitation Of vine ,rss The ides
= evidently that Of a~.ot ~in, rafb>r
IN 4 Bs0derot> chaygs
TIE next - PEI" 10 d>stre arf,,,iy ~ 4.
n1ssd mat 0n> ednaot Obtain rA1s 4, dS,i,,, TIN,
* No. :. The character ca, M. lsf, her.
~ is the tree. Probably 4 h. here ,bs
~ emblem Of fuel, and aludes in tbs,
manner to burning desire o. snr cb,,ge m,v
have taken place, the character or6re NOD bei,s
very di,similE. orherwise do ar perceive tse
design.
The mex. il pei, KIND Of yk,at. N, gra,n
gf ,ckieh splits ST dlvldss, thas
IT No. g. The ohsnctr on the lef,
nm IL the emblem Of wheat The
- whole may be entered Jtg or
d0zI6ie Ehedt.
The Eex. 10 Pc, pottery MOI yeg bSked, thus
No. TO- The charaaerou the lsft i.
the emblem for cara We nave All
(NN heard Of ths bigteiied bottls. -
and a. pottery Enoa fr,queutly a.
sures H. q. shape and % made q earth or cl.,
perhaps lt could not be more appropriately o. m
bolized. -
No. II. The next 10 Il" Pei, a yOHg rolf thu.
The character q tAs left here
As e: e: 9; 8: : e. :, =. g;
- synsohsed q ass lsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

This tree with sbuudent foliage 70 denote
caves. or perhaps the rude deliuestior Of q leai
on Iarss scale. Iosf is proper .mblem o.
what IL Tim.
No. lii. The GeXi lie Few baAL aft 0ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

No. "a. The next tao sonpoaais are Pc
Both meaning fs.nt, rscsa' pre- gaaacy, 70 ePo
Eanf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

The middle pat OF tins character IN ,oe ancient
'oru IL obviously re trse, with the limbs hanging
down Tue other psrts seem 70 be branches The
design 70 10; very clear, b1s may relate 70 rne
pendent position Of the branches Of sarah when
sasz,lssi with r,in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
.>...York BY l;a.-f.isAt.-

therefore, almost idenueaI WIN INC los u"
fanl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

Tue cbarsrssr At top ia tha. tor birth. production
see M. 1907 below Is mouth, and at the bottom
The man sad fr1cks tha emblem Of progresson.-
The design seems T. b. production, aud putting
10 pr0g,et.io1 by cord ~ meufL, as when one
'Hrc7fs srt er,wWg4fes. 80 c51ni4 iGs aud causes
'o q. f'Hr. lt wlil ba seen that ! have followed
che modern forn here rather thsn tie ancient.
81. l5g. TIE nex.s Yu1g.' ne young 0r 5ai
irr tarn' II 10 fsc y9Dg plIH,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

Tie wings EbOye Indicate q bird, 80 that the
character 4sy De translated q roodpsLs kps. BY
eotuscsion, leaving OF The wings tne ever part
OF the character, Supposed 10 be the picture Of q
woodpie, tier becomes TIE generic emblem fer
Sallnscioas % short tailed" eirdA. the dSnssrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

TIE ioser part OF the character here II. the EN-
o.em FOR a. ear the upper part young .hoots.
ms describes ear sprouts, young shoots growing
Dot by the ear
No lio. The next ,hsraeisr,I 8, u isef thrt.
sutfilS 6Hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

The IoU sr part OF the character u TIE reg
erohirp, f- ord. r0ps. sfrteg. The part 90 thr
-,ebtissn emblem for knife or sharp ln tflHtit
al tbs. on tbe EFF j. he ire with MIDDLE ''N
fir a blaze CT cut As a and mars. ose 20
. Tq1 The ds,sn % thtt OF vgsasuriHg aud an
ATKINS limits.
No. 1926. The next Is " King. l'nat", bona
Sg,yss firm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
cHC.EnA! c * . l. e Il e.

Ts>AKEE from my stable about the 1J;h of
july, single set of bacf-u4ountru
Buggic Iarness--the line rlngs bro1cn ott on
the left sde also, two nearly new scaGd ,cs--one
a horned i.,ddi; with caif-skIn seat, black bind
ing around In, cante, blue cloth. brass stirrups;
common one worth s.. blue CLOTH i. +. on
the back part Of the cantle, stirruPs unlikc.
If any one has "ttken tli-m 10 'fsr, please
return them; but il sipita, liberal reward VIII
be given By the subscriber tor the ItIiEF anf
pR5rErrY THOMAS EDW ARDS.
Richmond, sept. 5th 10. ja:5t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
The Dose AIiopats,tc.

The Aqua Fortissmn recipe from, the Newark
Daily Advertiser and which vas intended a
good natured Joke Mt the expense Of the homeo-
patiiists has called forth the following fair hit At
the old school practitioners.-[N N. Y Jour Com.
fake some caiomel,
The more you fake the better,
Mix IL with drop
Or two OF CisterM water.
Feed some 10 your dog;
II will make him yomt,
AVID may be, stars,
Aud perhaps a comet.
Once in each half hour
Take rousrg potion:
Saw, n tumbicr full.
II that suits your notion.
Should you chance to die,
"A you'rc almost sure to,
You may safely swear
That il dill not cure Won.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19
Administrators Notice.

IN!iE un3e rsigned, having taken cut Of the
y Wayne Probate Court letters Q; attinis-
traton on the Estate Of Isaiah Girton decefs ~
late u Boston township, wayne county. Iudi-
ana; hereby notifies al persons iutrJt.d 70 s4i!
L-t4t' to make lnmeaiIte payment. ana thosr
having claims against tn same t. present The m
legally authenticated iJr settlement, within the
time specified BY law. The Estat- j. supposed
to be solvent. LEVI GIKTON, fdm'r.
Bosion, dur. 30h, 49, J1:3v
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

"a Office is hereby given, that the under
i slgneG has taken out the Wayne Probate
Court letters Of administration The Estate Of
Henry AHo.leDberg, deceased. late Of Wayne
township, " ayne eouaty, Indiana. All persons
therefore, indebted 10 sad Estate are required
10 MAXI IfHm~fi- Il payinent, AMI those having
claims against The will present th~ui icg a.!
" authe nticated for settlement. within the tfue
prescribed by law. The Estate j. supposed 70 te
Solvent. DAVID kNOLI.ESBE.tG,i !n.'r
Richmond, Sepfen.ber 5G, 1919 3-:3t
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Administrators Notice.

~ HE IN! ersigned, having taken cut 81 the
Wayne Probate Court letters Of a..I,.lHls-
tration the Estate OF Adam Ment.n, crceisr. ,
late @: Richmond, w ayne county, Inalanh,-
hereby notifies all persons indebted 10 said Estate
to make iIanie date payment, ana all those hay
ng claims against the sam to present them,
legally autIIr nticate 70 settlement. within the
time required BY law. The Estate is supposed
TO b. solvent. JONI PETERSoN iIh'r.
.SeghHtJer JNt 1919. J1:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-09-19

Office Is hereby given. that the under
/ = signed has taken out Of tho Wavn. Probate
Court letters of administration, the Estate D..
Eli ii w Girton, drc'I late Of Boston township.
Wayne county, Indiana. All persons indebted to
said Estate, required to make inmedia
payments and all having claims against the same
wliI PRISE ~ them, .ga!ly authenticated, for ST.
t-.n.ra at within the tile specified By law. Tie
Estate ~ probably solvent.
JAMES r. HARRIS, Adm'r.
Boston. Ia, Aug. 3Oth i-i1. .,l:3w