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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-03

Asllr Frsuu..... .>ol,nl3 p Slo54I - 80
sag Sue ...... e657s 81 Ss7sS % 81 temsir.
Clinton ...... 1870 = 50lS a ~.
4 srge proportion OF the expenditure OF the
Clinton County Prison Is stated TO have been FOR
extraordinary objects not constituting part u
the regular expenses Of the PRISON. The officers Of
the rrsou return these al 80 40 s.. The detuc
ton slu leaves al excess OF expenditure over the
earnings Oi Tins prison 81 slt,6sO -. And u may
b. questioned whether some Of the expenditures
which are Chased as extraordinary VIII 10: be
found % be frequently recurring
The Annual Report Of me Inspectors VIII pre-
40 the condition 81 the PRISONS more in detail
and respectfully refer you 70 IL
The hnaucial condition @; the state Lunstic Asy-
iuu $ rep presented 10 be prosperous The receipts
fun the hoard OF patients have been adequate o.
Fro.n tire opening 90 this Institution. $50 patients
have been admitted !0l7 OF whom have lott TIE
Asylum cured
Th:s Institution was then under the superll tend
en,e u. D. tmsrish Brigham from 10. hrst open
ing ia Jsnus1 l-43 until his labors were srresi
ID ~ death ~ September last In the death q
this devoted and ph.lal,hTopic man OF science the
csuss Of humanity hss sustained serious oss-
The larSe number u recoveres elected under lis
management IS 81 eioeneui testimonial 10 his skill
iul and devoted attention 10 the trust ccnhded 70
has charge
The several Institutions encouraged and sustained
in e ls-ge degree by The state, ior the education
ot the Blind and Of the Deaf and Dumb and the
New-lork Hospital are prosperng. and are eff
Gle iy canyIng cut the benevolent objects couten
plated by their establishment
The present oolcifion OF these several charities
viii DC more fully shown BY their respecivs Re
rorts. which viii soon be presented 70 you. and
VIII luruish & srstll. ~ exhibition ol the sdehfy
with which The rus, ecUzsitsj 10 taeIy seysgl
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The payments ON account OF the General Fund
during the year amounted TO ssi2,g2S -. leaving
a surplus OF the revenue On hand, ON 30th Septen
Der OF SllaS79 -
The payments out 90 the Cana revenues " ere g:
lNpeises OF collecaon sureruleuoonev AMI otalnsgy
epars .SosNso y!
< APPROXIMATIONS made by Arcle VII oi he
C0'sgtunon. toward the sinking Funds, aud 60
denav The nccesSary expenses OF the Govern
4
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NEW ARK ITEMS.

NEW CnURcH.-The Central Methodist Episco
pal Congregation Of this city, organized our
months ago have purchased a lot of ground y feet
front by l63 deep, on the north side Of Market st
west of Mulberry, upon which it has been deter
mined to erect large church edifce. 1t will be
built of brick, in the gothic style. The pews VII
be let like those in the churches of other dcnomi
nations in which respect 1t differs from the other
NJ T. churches, the pews of which are free.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Samuel Leonard, aged O.
wears of Long Hill. near Morristown attended
the annual Town Meeting on Monday. and was
taken so IN that physicians were called who at
once pronounced his case hopeless. He died the
next day as we learn by the .JeySeymau, his dis
ease being inflammation Of the bowels
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cw-YORK TRIBUNE.

.oru o.uY TRiBUNE -
20 ,t,,I noeslse ,sUSD.I' 'hesFILp,
W. t.. Kui,dius., corner Of spruce
r fss BE-. n streets, sppo.its the city b"n'
o." sy..erher. FOR I2j oea' per v Ss.
ssa'eIsd to ~ ,s| ssn pay N sdysnes a he De..
,ssS s, ~ sye At ae sane ne .; s1s sssgg h
z c. sa.is e az: s a .. 9'a5. Ts' r..
.sv.rre Dosrs IN sdssnes required n a. 81
sAs s. y ci.9s,ry SeT.ysper' Day ps2eI. J.
80 ~ sses wa.'e ,ela. ~ ;.s, 80 ~
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

GAS TO CoME-The Trustees have resolved 70
give the proposition Of Mr. Smith n trial. aud pre-
paratiens will soon be made to light up.
~ The bill Incorporating the Fire Department
of this town has passed the Senate, aud only
awaits the signature Of the Governor to become
a laU
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALEsDAR-This Day-CUcad Court
Nos 1873 isl sos, SO, 81, 5lll, Ssh Az i99, 500
49, 500, 5l4. 5lj, SIC.
Superior Court-Trials-Nos 80, 3s, 2G H.
l56 1868 80, 81 o. IL, O., ls3, los, III, "a, -,
49l ls2, Is, AZ, - ~. lss. ls9, 100, 100, lGl
1914 1877, l9S 1873, 300, III, ls5' >, POI, l99, 202
to 209, 1913, 2lO.
Do transferred.-Nos. Z, %, - 50, Fl, -, 81,
50, 800 So, 81, -, So 60 81, %, o., Al, II, %,
ST. O.. o. 65. "a, %. %.
Common Plcas-Part Nos. 9, IL. -, -, J.,
81, -, p %, 10, 81, 80, 49, 81, %, j92 Part
Nos. coo. COS. Clio, Gl2 Oh. 6ls, GO 622, 62i
62s, $50, G32 634, 636.
CIRCUIT Cocnr.-Beiore Judge Morse-Rer
J0hn c. Greene vs..oia Pierce and AHH {. Pierce
has tcif Action for SANDER. Damages laid at
$4,000.
This case was finally disposed of yesterday, by
awarding the plaintiff six and quarter cents dam.
ages
COURT OF GENERAL IBur,ddv-
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Griffin and
Dodge-AssaW upon Il Chdd.-John Hart
young man 10 years OF age, was tried on a charge
OF assault and battery, with intent to commit
rape on the person OF little GIRL II years OF age,
named Susanna + arlington The Jury found the
prisoner guilty, and the Court sentenced him 70
the State Prison for two years.
Trial fer FOrgsry-Stephen W. Foster was
possession a counterfeit bank note purporting TO
be $500 bank note, on the Mechanics and Traders
Bank of this City. which he attempted 10 pass 10
Chas. Colgate * Son. Exchange Brokers OF Wal
ST. on the 2lst Nov. last Ii appears from the evI
dence of Josiah Colgate, that the accused came
into the Office on the day IN question, and requested
to be given gold for the bil, which had the appear
ance Of being good There not being sufficient gold
in the office, Mr.. C. left and immediately aiterwaFd
ascerjsined that the Mechanics aud Traders Bank
issued 10 bills Of that denomination. The defense
showed how Foster came into possession OF the
note. The case is not yet completed. Adjourned.
See Sixth Page for report Of the Trial Of John Moore
for the murder Of Dsrie Regsnl
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIoS-The Judiciary Com
mittee Of the House Of Repres entstives Of Nsssa-
chusetts to whom was referred this subject, has re-
ported that it expedent to legislate upon II.
The report was accepted.
The same body has passed to It's third reading, n
bill 10 punish drunkenness, by confinement thirty
days in the aims house.
~. The merchants and ship owners OF Boston,
on W ednesday collected 1926 for Capt Hunt Of
the IL fated brig John Hill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

~ We learn that preparatory meeting VII
be he'd Saturday April 10, at7i o'clock r NJ al MI
Ruhters IS Forsyth up stairs to take into considef
ton The propdety Of peuuonng our next Legislature 10 re-
peal statute OF this State entitled or The Observance oi
Sunday" Persons Of all political and religious opinions
who DESTROYS Of having that statute repeated are re-
oues,ed to attend at the place above mentioned and ex-
press their views that subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

AccrDEvr-Yesterlay william Nicholson, -
Bank st. was employed rs tn rooer, at build
ing in Center 81 when he fell to The ground receiv
ing a fracture O. the head and right thigh.
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y An owner is wanted AZ the Third D,sirc.
Police Court. for large black SOW which was
tsken from man who is supposed to have stolen
il. bv officers Shadbolt aud Jeifes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

california, Oregon and me IAN y, sssmer for
!. ,raIIsbsd on The departure o' e~eh "eI ''''"''
- -. Pnee "a cents PEI copy ,r,-o u,tr.h.,,
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of the votes shows the following persons elected
MGyoy-SAMUEL SMITH, Loco.
ALDERMEN.
l Richard I;,uoA1n Frederick Peet,
?. Thomas Gerald, Edward Pel+
2 lease Red Conkia Brush,
4 pste, g. TguLor IJhidm Rock7sN
). Rodney :. Church, Lsmuel ha~Nhursl
4 Linn Rice r. ectus & Lllchfeld,
7. Thomas Hudson, Martin kyerson
8..JOseph Wilson, John Bergen
@. Rem LefOts, Ihomd, heddm2'
10 Lambert DAVID Fhisn.
II Daniel Van NO0rhs Charles DenlAe.
Wings in H1lic) 8 Locos, H.
The Supervisors stand Wing, Loco, as fol-
lows: Eighth and Ninth Wards, John Il. Bsr-
gen, Wing For the other Wards: Il. V. W.
Thorne, James NJ. Seabury, Joseph Sprasuc, Sam
uel Sloan, Abraham Nerpanck, Locos
GETTING CAUrIoUs-Since the falling Of the
two Church ceilings, the Brooklyn folks begin 10
look up to see what Damoclean peril hangs over
their heads. The Grand Jury recommend the i'm
mediate repair and strengthening Of the ceilings of
the Supreme Court Room and the q rand and Petit
Jury Rooms in the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

- We are indebted to Hons JoHN p HALE
Of the senate and j. ID Dorr of the House Tor
Congressional Documents
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ryvy-yoRH WEEKLY IHIbUNL

veRY L6R0E PAPER FOX N ~ 80" - '5sy
- 80, St,u,ley Morning Al ". 10" pilco " O.
seo ~, 33g.acs z ghi c@pes for 50. or i"eny oopS
BLU SAre.s 1r ST. ard the paper IN % Gaze
" IN. inc Or enich u IA pad $3.50. N ,-ns
eiIvs,t..ensn,, ~ this sheet VII 20 ea1if'4
., Das rseh insefAon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

REAL EsTArg.-Very little was done yesterday
nearly all which follows having been sold the day
before
BY DUMONT a HOsACK-Aprl ~.
Hovsa and ot on 18th i near 5h-av. = f-tt by haf
y e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

yax~osf re7liTe4 q 4 4''-''''
s',,os..-,1, ceotB per uns each insefa
sa..a ,I ~otIre-.-ss anes Or a. EN- sso 'a'''''a
Gsssr over 81 1. cent? per 15Ss!sI an lines
General mes, Owe. sgSi Ines cen,
aTrs9DEEgs lines Or e's ese ~ ., IS csas -,
- ,syhi Ines, cent. pr ne Pr -@''
fss per m0nlh , -,,,,,s.~cy Horicrs sri HAREihGt =
$1,000 IsyirATfoSs, not srcsoclnK d" "'''-'
% n,.,T'A I ID as ''e' hisa y *
ssDie -. ..,4sd In IRIS Paper appear BON u
~ Morning and EgelioE hoIu'h'
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THE sEu1I-WEEKLY TRIBUTE

,sAssbsd every We1aesday Ho ,e'4'@'
rte ~, y i..,o,pt. csnls line each insefoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The NEW CITY GOVERNMENTAL full canvass
of the votes shows the following persons elected ;
Mdyoy-SAMUEL SMITH, Loco.
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,rur NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
o.. F.repsan Circulation.
,,yr'urw-YoRK TRIBUNE

Doa o. ne aspaars so 9' e esia PER- per yea s po.
t,,,,rpooL Pnce "a ee1i' Iel sopy' " v
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lsee Sixth Page for report Of the TriAl Of John
for the murder Of Dsrel Regsu.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

No SIN BALTINoRE.-Our Hook and Ladder
Company have had capital time in Baltimore.
Al the fremen of that city exeited themselves to
selcOme and interest them though they were the
pecial guests Of Friendship Company the one
Ia, lately visited New York. We have not
pace to detail their rcceptC ms, ieasts visits, &c
Tier brothers here can easily imagine all that
hey paid visit to WASHINGTON on Thursday, and
NJ expected home on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

RoBnISG HIS RooM MATE.-A young man named
Joseph Ley mans was taken into custody yesterday
charged with grand larceny in stealing 10 from his
room mate at a house in Dey-st. The accused. It
appears was invited to spend the night with his
friend aud as IS alleged rose early yesterday morn
ing, took the money from under his pillow, aud left
the house before his companion was up. He was
held for examination.
FATAL ACCIDENT -il9uest-An Inquest was
held Yesterday at the Twelfth w ard Station house.
upon the body of Bridget Cook a native of Ireland,
aged 50 wears, whose death was caused by injuries
received from falling distance of II feet through
a bridge. az the junction OF the Eleyenth-avenue
and Forty Second ST. on Wednesday night. Yer
dict accordingly.
FIRg.-About o'clock Wednesday evening the
stable of Mr.. James Cook, in Baltic st. was dscov-
cred to be on FIRE. The building totally des-
troyed. but the hremen succeeded ia preventing the
flames spreading to the surrounding buildings The
origin OF the FIRE is unknown, bat II is generally
supposed to have been the work OF an incendiary.
The property was insured
STABBED IN TIE SrREEr-A man named An
drew StadbeI residing at 1870 McDougal 81. while
walking in Canal near Laureus-st. was met and
1 stabbed in the stomach with knife BY a man
! named John GOeir, who was taken into custody
yesterday and committed by Justice McGrath in
default OF $500 bail % answer the charge
| FoUNDLiSG.-An infant two months old was
/ found "Wednesday afternoon in the area of the
house OF +. w. Edmouds, Esq. Is West Sixteenth
St 1t was transferred TO the care OF the Ten Gov
ernors.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
BOOKSs EROOKS!

ME subscriber is receiving directly OF the
Il publishers, his new and splendid stock OF
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, con-
sisting in part Of the following catalogue:
Cummings select speeches, Napier's Peninsular
war, Rollins Ancient History, A vols; Theirs
French Revolution, 2 vols, Sherlock on Divine
Providence, Works of S. f. Snndon, complete,
Pollock's nf Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro.
gress, do, Lille OF Franklin, Life of Lafayette,
Women of France, Letter writers, Millon's Par.
adise Lost Gilt edge. Moore's Irish Melodies,
do, Lamartinc's works, do, Lalla Rookh, do =,
Wadsworths Poems, do, Kirk White, 10 Roke-
by, do, Tupper's Philosophy, Remarkable Char
acters, Heroic Women, Remarkable Shipwrecks,
Jack Hinton. Also the following School Books
School Bibles and Testaments, McGnfays series
of School Books, Cobb's Towns and U. S. Spell
lers; Rays Davies, and Colbum's Arithmetic
KirKham and Buon's English, Latin and Greek
Grammars; Comstock's Chemistry, Philosophy,
Mineralogy. Geology and Physiology.
Also Cap paper, Post do. gilt edges. note pa
per. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper and
bordering, bristol boards, drawing paper. music
paper. perforated board, portolious, blotting ca
ses, album inks, steel pens, waters, sand paper, &C.
All of which he will sell cheap. Call and ex-
anime the stock. JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz, May 8. l850--tf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22

| A SUCKER CANISTER "A story is told by
some of our returned CaIifornians after this
sort:
| A tall Sucker, after digging in the mines
for a few months, had come 10 San Francis
CO, and was waiting for a passage home -
During his stay there he entered one Of
the gambling houses, where they were
playing monte. He eyed the game and the
gamesters for some time, without attracting
much notice, as he was in his mining apparel,
and was viewed not only as sd course cusIoy
mer," but as nordinately verdant, from his
excamations and appearance. At Ienghi
he put his hand in his pocket and drew forth
d long leather bag. at the same time exclai>
ming, "WaI, now I've worked tarna hard for
this ERE dust. Here's five thousand dollars,
and | just mean TO go back TO Illinois with
ten thousnndor nothing, the bag was put on
The table. The bet was taken, and The luck
was on The side of the Sucker. His gains
were weighed and pronounced oil right
All eyes were turned upon him. lie was
the hero of the hour. Putting his hands in
his pockets he drew il forth full of half eagles
"There, "sad he' sis about two hundred
dollars, and VII bet the amount with any one
| IN this 'ere crowd that | will never gam
BILE any more" No one seeming disposed 10
takeihe bet, he, with the greatest sang troid,
put The money back. and left the room--
The game-keeper pronounced him to be The
poorest customer he had. While one wins
in this way, five hundred, who try il, lose
| their all.
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Proceedlrss of lhe ConnclI.

Al n meeting Of the Town Council OF the Bor.
Gu b ofCadix, convened pursuant ionoiice ~ tic
Cornell rem az ~ o'clock g. u, Nav 4th 1850
The following Preamble aud Ordinances were
Unanimously adopted;
Whereas by an act OF The Legislature Of the
STATE Of Ohio, passed March 29th, 1850, as follows
to wit:
coiporate the town Of Cadiz, pissed March Sd
1850.
SEc. !. BE IL enacted 6y Die General .As,ep,JI.
Of NE STATE Of Ohio, That The President, Rerorde
nnd Trustees of the town of Cadiz. be, and the,
are hereby empowered and authorized to pfotibf
oy ordinance the sale or giving away Of spirimoui
Liquors, or the taking of the same from The prem
iscs of the owner with or without his knowledge,
within said Town, under severe penalties OF 9th
lerwise.
Therefore: Be it ordaincd By the President. Re-
corcer and Trustees of the town Of CadiE, thai
no person or persons, other than licensed Tavern
Keepers, Physicians in the course Of Medi icaI
practice or ApOthcc7ries duly licensed by said
President, Recorder and Trustees, shall yend OF
sell ardent spirits or other intoxicating iauors
within the corporate limits OF the town of Cadiz
in any quantity, and that any person or person:
violating the provisions of This ordinance, shall
upon conviction thereof, before the President OF
any Justice of the Peace residing within said
Town. be fined in any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars nor less than twenty dollars, to
be paid into the Treasury of said Town.
Be il further ordained by the President, Recor.
der and Trustees Of the Town Of Cadiz, that no
person or persons, other than licensed Tavern
keepers, Physicians in the course OF Medical prac-
ticc nr Apothecaries duly licensed by said Presi-
dent, Recorder and Trustees, shall retail or give
away any ardent spirits or other intoxicating Lii
qnors, in any quantity, in any shop, store. grocery
cellar, warehouse or other place OF trade or busi-
ness within the corporate limits of the Town Of
Catlfz, permit the to be taken or carried
away, with or without his. her, or their knowl-
edge by any other person from his, her, or their
store, shop, grocery, cellar, warehouse or other
place of trade or business, and that any person
violating this ordinance, shall upon conviction
thereof before the President or any Justice of the
Peace, residing within said town be fined in any
sum not exceeding one huniret dollars and not
less than twenty dolla RS, to be paid into the
Treasury OF said Town.
The foregoing ordinances shall be published
three times in the Cadiz newspapers, and be in
full force ard effect from and after ten days sue
ceeding their first publication
JAMES STEWART. President.
J. P. WOOp, Recorder.
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EVERY THING NOW In MARKET!
AA the Boot and Shoe E4unc.

0fHe best quality and latest Fashions,
A MONG which is new and beautiful style o.
IA LADIES' WEAR, superior to amy ding
ever offered in this market
Also-tor the trade, Morocco, Kid. Lining and
Binding Skins; Sole Leather, best quality; LASTS
Pcgg, Nails, Thread and Shoe finding generally
For sale as usual, opposite the Public Buildings,
at the old stand of THOMAS PHILLIPS.
Cadiz, Nav J. 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
YNE ENEAL.

MARRlED-On Saturday evening the 9Th inst.
by the Rev. Mr.. Moffat, Mr., FREDERIcK A. TnoM-
MAN to Miss HARRIET DnMARs, all of this place.
or With the above notice we received from
our young friends a handsome token Of lcmem-
branoo. May always remember that
"Union of hearts, not hands, does marriage make,
And sympathy of mind keeps love awake"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-22
D b d S s. GOO0s.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By Order of Conrt

ON the 22d day of Juue, A D. 1850, at o.
" clock in the afternoon, at the door OF the
Court House, in the town of Cadiz, will be sold to
the highest bidder. the following real estate, as
the property of Samuel MaNell, deceased, to
wit; Being 81 acres, 2 rods and perches oi
land, lying in athens township, Harrison county,
Ohio. and being part of section number "a, town
ship 8, range S. ofnorth east quarter, end a part
OF the west half Of section Is in township and
range aforesaid. On which is erected n valuable
GRIST and SAW MILL, the formei of which is
now doing business.
Terms OF sale made known on day of sale.
ELI FISHER, administrator.
May -, 1850. OF Samuel Maxwell, decd.
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s. D. sHOTw ELL.

HIIORNEf HI LINN. sfND SOLICIIOR
IN CHA NGER
CHdiZ, q.
TtONTINUES TO practice in Harrison and adj
~ joining counties. and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, Business OF Execu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
tlons Sales Of Lands, settlement Of Estates Titles
to Real Estaies. Conveyancing, Suits at Law and
in Chad cry. loaning and investment of money,
and all other professional business placed in the
charge.
lie is Agent for the State Bank OF Ohio and
others, for loaning money, &C.. &C.. tsU
Office removed to kilgore's Corner, ON Market
street. Cadiz, april II, 1850.
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3 OF Adam Figley, deceaseel,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
i Y ed has been appointed and qualified as' Ex-
eontor of the estate OF Adam Figley late of liar
fison, deceased. Persons having claims against
saidsestate will present them for settlement with
in one year, and all persons indebted to said ef-
tate will make Immediate payment to the unde3
signed. JOSEPH iFiGLEY, Executor.
May Is, l650--3t pd.
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An Irishman, who was talking in rather
ambiguous terms about The sudden death Of
hts paternnl relative, was asked If he had
lived hight
swell, cant say he did," said Terrance,
"bui ne died high.n
"Why, whit do you mean2"
| "Failh, Imeaa lhat he was suspended"