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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10

On Wednesday Oct. - by the Right Reverend
JoHS liENRY HorKfAs, d. D., RussELL w CHASE
to ELLEN NJ. only ghier OF the late RooER ENos
Esq, all Of Burlington.
In Burlington, on Wednesday, The lst inst, by the
,ght Reverend JoaH nkaRY HoaKiH3, GEORGE
FRANKLIN BAILEY, 10 ANNIE MARIA
CUTLER, Oldest daughter of JAMES /. Cu7Lca
E.o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10

o. The Vermont Chronicle throws out
pretty plain utimation that tho Engineer though
whose recklcs8ness the recent doplorabc ac-
cIdcnt occurred on the Central Railroad, near
Hartford, was "habtullly a hard drnker."-
To this the Montpelier Watchman replies;
We know nothing If the facts, and can nci-
thcr confirm nor deny the intimation of the
Chronicle; but we do know that, if the Chron-
icle IS correct very important regulation of
the Company was neglected, not only by the
engineer but by those to whom he was amen
able.
o." Patriotism is too often the hatred of
Other countries disguised as the love Of our
TFu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10
Sdraycti.

E'NON THE ENCLOSURE OF THE SUBsCRlB.
4 En-, Oct. LIST, u large bright red Cow. with Z
white spot on her forehead about six years old
no ever will return sad COW to the su5scrI Der
shall be Literally rewarded.
TllOS. II CANFIELD.
Oct. :, 1851 d&w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10
village lot GOr sale.

'ENllE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE Low.
tn" vacant lot OF ground on the Eas, side OF
Church street from which the buildings were burn
cd Il lew weeks ago. 1t is ~ feet Oh Church street
by a5out ~ eet deep, with a right of way from
Cherry street To the rear OF the lot
TERMS easy, and will be made known on a7p,i-
cation.
REUBEN BATCHELDER.
Burlington, Oct. 6, 1851. dNw6t
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GEORGE SLATER.
ROSCO ILLlNOI. LAND AGENT FOR.

ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN & IOWA.
MIR, SLATER, is resident of Illinois,
VA being here now on visit, and wiN remain
here until the LIST ct June when he will return to
Illinois lie takes thls method to inform those en-
titled TO Bounty Land he will maze tour ,hrouon
the above states during the coming season iot the
purpose OF locating IA the most preferable SECTION
.ah'! 70 which he is emitted by the Act and will for
small compensation, attend to all bushes. Of
like manner as tor himself lie viii follow. as far
possible the directions al those who employ him. in
regard to the geological nature Of the and selected
and in what Stale perierrd. For particulars apply
At this office, address the publisher OF this paper by
letter post paid.
Address GEo. SLATER. pos. paid, Pninsyile Vt.
until the LIST OF June and then Rosco Illinois
Pansyllle Vt, May S'5i. w6mos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10

- The Free Press says -" The plan
Of securing a spot, whore the quiet charms OF
Nature and Art may combine to render the
last resting place OF our friends pleasant and
mtrGcttUe to their survivors, VIII the Free
Press explain:-Si. .iI5aaS Messenger.
Explain what?
- The receipts of TIE Ere Rai'road foi
the month of September were as follows
From Passengers and Mail, SlgQ,25j co
From Freights, ll4G33 36
Total, e3O6.e8S 90
Same month, 1850 l59,0l7 81
Increase, &l5GS7l 80
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the
month Of September, have exceeded 100000
being more than $4,000 over those for the
month of August
The Boston Post credits a mighty nice sam
pie Of what it calls putting to " SAKE, Of the
Burlington Free Press.' AS the Free Press
is in for half we may as well let our readers
see the whole, though they will be quite as like.
Iy TO call it a sample Of the commodity sold by
the Soap Man in semj-qud state
Distinguished Arrrai-Gardner, the New
England soap Man, is in town and attracts a
good deal OF attention. Horace mot Horace
Greeley, bat Horace the Roman has said that
fame consists in being pointed at by the crowd,
and having it said" that's the man." II IIor-
ace was correct, Gardner is one of the most ia
nous men of the times, and being famous de-
serves Il first rate notice. lie shall have it.
he is shrewd, enterprising original Yankee
" cute" without meanness-comlcal without
smut or profanity, and sells soap as fast as the
queen of Spain eats candy! May he prosper as
he deserves
As Byron sad Of Sonthey, mutahS mmanlis:
{, That sott-sonp sample 5 Saxe's, every line
For Gods sake, reader, take 1t not tor NM. :"
- a Mr.. Chedthdm in Mississippi SAYS
there was a shower of what looked like turnip
seed on his plantation early in the month. He
says he intends to plant the seed and see what
it will produce. The n. O. Picayune says:
This name Chcatham lqu. Chcat'cm p is sug-
gestivc of u hoax. Those who 90 out to see
seed thus tremendously showcrod down, will
probably be about as lucky as they who were
invited to sccede and went out to try at the late
election. They who invited them are of the
cheat'em family.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10

~ Among he inventions Of modern science
tow confer greater benefit on the community than
that conublli0n Of Chemistry to the healng art,
known as Ayers Cherry Pectordi In our ndvetis-
inc columns may be- found the evidence OF disnng-
usAcd gentlemen 'har sfogs thtr confidence IN us
,H4 Lgigs. livl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10
Important to the Public |

The following advertisement was published in
May, 1919, in the Boston Daily Times" and vsri-
other wspapers in the United States BY James
q. Wilson, Esq. the owner OF the oodworth Pa
tent" shortly after had advertised my Pates.
Stationary Cutter, Planning, Tongucing, and Groos-
ing -Vachine,' throughout the United States.
PLANNING MACHINES.
I TAKE this method Of answering the fire..
! quent inquiries, BY letter md otherwise as to my
opinion upon the various notices through the papers
OF the Stationary knife Planning Machines attempt
ed to be paned of upon several persons ignorant Of
their true worth. | would state for the information
OF the nqulrers that they will lind substantially the
machine now offered by severe pretending inventors
described in the 10th volume OF The Repertory OF Arts
invented by Samuel Benthan, IN the year 1871 A
like machine was patented IN this country by one
kuger some sixteen years since, and another one
put up by Albert Richards OF West Troy, N Y,
and abandoned about the same time. 1t ought to
satisfy the public to know that after fitty-eight years
experimenting upon these machines, not one in U.S.
is OF any value Tor the purposes contemplated.
will furnish Stationary knife Machine equal TO
any now IN use, TO any offered by the pretending
inventors at the cost OF the machine and FIVE per cent
for my trouble
JAMES 6. WILSON.
May l9, lSi9. Philadelphia
| deny that any person ever or heard OF such
a machine as mine until invented the same. SAID
machine was operated in the month OF August, lS4s
and no machine before this could do much work,
and do II as well as mine In reply to the above ad
versement, and in order that the public may he as
sured that | mean what say, will offer to pledge
One Thousand Dollars against an equal amount
from said llson, that one e my machines viii plane,
or plane, tongue and groove ,riih less pOWcr. rs
much lumber in the same time, and do 1t well or
better than t,rO OF the " " oodworh" machines -
The trial to be made AT my Steam Mil, Border ST.
East Boston, Mass, or at such other place may be
convenient Tor such trial.
JOSEPH 7. WOODBURY.,
Aug. IA, 1851 East Boston, Mass.
wSyl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-10

- Speaking of some of the articles eXhl-
bited at the late Agricultural FAIR of Rcnsse-
laer Co. (Which appears to have been fine Ex-
hibtlon) the Troy Post says:-
Griswold g. Co. might have sent their tapestry
carpets to the Worlds Fair with credit to them
sey es and the manufactures Of this country.
Our friend GRIswoLD has evidently been
taking off his coat and rolling up his flannel
shirt-slcevcs again
The following calculation of the rcspec-
tive numbers engaged inthe different principal
occupations in life in the United States we take
from The Quincy Patriot:
No, engaged in internal navigation 33O76
No. engaged on the ocean 5G,022
No engaged in the learned professions Spas
No engaged in commerce 1867
No engaged in manufactures 29l7i9
No. engaged in agriculture 3,7l995l
- GOV. SEwARD's ARGUMENT in tho
Michigan Conspiracy Case is now in press and
will shortly be Issued ina neat pamphlet by
Derby, Miller g. Co., Auburn, \. Y. Price SO
per hundred; single copy, l24 cent.
-- Lord Elgih, who Is at Niagara Falls
has received the resgnatl5E Of his entire Cab
met 1t l7 universally agreed that the ToT!ea
cannot conc INTO newer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-26

The will be entered upoa our books uniess
payment Q subscription be made IN sdyanee
Distant subscribers forward by letter, III possss
which win be paid by and all assumed BY ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published IN weekly dsriss ms ss
sions OF Congress, and sea weekly during the
Subscriptions for period year vii bo received On
ierns proporioned 10 the above
01-PoSTMAsTEks authorize agents. ssa ~
sending DAILY subscriber ESQ sAcossd
WEEK. subscribers. with S5 enclosed WEEKLY
Win $40 enclosed viii be entitled cspy
edition they furnish for, ~ asss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD

Il i NEw-YoRK TO ALBANY ard Troy ana inter-
As"''' ''" T,co Da,is Lnss iaroSs. eaeA ON
On MONDAY Jaly T. the road VII he 'pened 'o' H~'ei
between oth sso ~ Trains run follows tsn
LAVE sE~-roEK. ecfse sonrH,
T-or ofrc. near CLanbers-ss.
ATTAIN hr POUGHKEEPsIE, stopping q al the
Wy S.asS' far ALBANY stopping at naDh.ftanvne,
Ymkers Debps Ferry, Taryt9~n hsng o.hg, fe9AsAli'
farrlsOp's Cold Spring, FlSaki,
keeps,. thence sy s'eansf ~ ,cr me- The tn,
" wN receive the passengers and t'nn 'hen IN Ai'alf a.
~; ", Px, for PoUGHKEEPsIE, tfre4ehs t-an>
"2ytl9lp NJ for rP6UGHKEZPsIE, stogin. al 9a1hat-
EastIr rs Dobbes Ferry. Dearman I~y ,1yn Sng-Sng,
Cro,on Pee.skiIl, Ganisons Cod spIng' 'lsAhl' Low
PGnt Ses Hamonrgh and Silioh Fern. r-..,u-- -.
enr PC~cobel PeeksIl. GarnSns = Colo spfg FshAiii,
Nesarnsurgh and Posgh1eese and :hencs Sy ie1er y
AtUP VI for TARRYTOWN Only stoVpns at all way
atspN for PEEKSKILL stopping at all way sta
"'N' LEAVE PoUsHKsEPsIE. soIys SOUTH,
Atc NJ for NEW-YORK. stopping at Milton Ferry
New -fIanburgh Low Point. Fshkll, Cod spring Gar
rsons Peeksk Bo,cobe, Croion: Sing Sing. Ta5ryt2~n
Desm@n Doe. Fery "a Hss T21Hs' One H0Hafee
At7AM. for Freight and Passenger to NE"-fORh,
'1gpns Ie a" AZ NJ TS M ISTs of m on sva Of boat
from Oab NIL bringing passengers from Albany stofDs
al New Hemburgh, Fishkn Cold sprlnS 1arnson =
and Yonkers arriving at Nev-York at u p. NJ.
At4P N, Tor NEw-YORK, sopping at all the way
M6IP M for NEw-YORK. Cor oa srrisal Of boat from
oakhD stspnr at the principal Say stations and reAoh
ms LEAVE FEEKs KILL PoR SEw-YoRK,
At ei NJ stopping At all Way Stations on sasnai-
LEavs ,R TARRyToTf I WI woS SoS ssa,,on. sa%YofA
Passengers viii procure tcgeis oerre ,sedsnI
~ vo., InIv Je4i x" "a A ,els If
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
p,v n, R.cox MARROW Escape

Our fellow citizen the Rev. Dr. Bacon, came near
losing his life by the hands Of assassins ia June ias
AZ We learn from his family here, Who receiveh
letters from him Last evening u appears thar ne
and mis- son and the Rev Mr.. Marsh, the latter
MI ssjOnary OF the A. b. &. y. NJ. at Mosui, wefs
pushing their way between hosul ana oofoomian,
ynen they were ovenaken or met by party Of the
waTlike kurds, who captured them and made them
all prisoners. A conspiracy h4d been formed Tor the
purpose Of numbering the whole pany-but thsy
acre happily delivered from me hanas o, tneir enc
mes and returned in safety 70 NOsIl- DR.. Baeons
letter containing the above Information, rs dated
No.ul June g We hope this affair has not deprived
hrn Of the pleasure Of b. anticipated yisrt " me
mission stations AZ and around OOrOOmIah, places
ahout hich he has often dIscoursed, and which he
cared more about seem than anything tha. England
or France could present 20 MS new. We sopPoss
We han soon have some further particulars OF ms
escape from the kurds on the srrsai oi ne ne"
steamer New Haven Palladium, zDtb.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
" GEORGE THOMPsOy. NJ.

IN. massage from Boston % Liverpool wo iDvae1 y>
80 feIlov nas.engers 10 give le ture on fhs conH
toa and prospects Of Brtish India Tne ,sguss
Was complied with. The lecturer & was nss "aso
cay cheered and warm vote Of ,nant s -, va
l1.Io'a1 5e onnosed 10 his Antsayery views an0
g.,,be tnAence Of strong preJutices asnn.t MN
Inc fourth Of July was also CELEBRATED. "a rhree ph
IoAss s reie k,,sd siat,s' The Queen Of Esgiand
oed. sd George Thompson E,q, Member of PssilSmen,
sna ,s Toxer Hsmlets' 10 the latter As. ThOmp-
VH Sc" leplled, generously according 70 Aero.n Insti
tuons the praise that Is due " tnem apan RON 'h'
recoIlar institution Of tie country.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SPRING and SUMMER ARRANGE.

~ MENTS-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA va
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD. .-MORNlN NJ
LINE leaves Pier No North RIVER foot OF Battery place,
DAILY (Sundays eIcepted Al O'Clock, by the spen-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John Simpson, Tor
South Amhoy thence by the superior cars OF the Company
TO Camden reaching Philadelphia al l2s vi stopping Al
Spottswood West Prospect PLANS, Cranberry Siaton,
Hehtstown. Centervllle, Ns~iewn, Sand His, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily (Sandays ercepted)
at III via South AmhOy 10 Camden arriving at Phlla
depiA at 81 L NJ stopping a. Spotswood West Hlghts
town, BoIdentoNn. Burlington Peyerl Rancocas and Pat
Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tram
fare 81, cents
Eare by either 50 90 Forward deck-------s2 10
Break fast dinner supper provided board the SIT
boat John Potter
EMlGRANT LINE at y o'clock, PM-pas.en-rrs
leave By steamboat TRANSPORT Capt John Gould, daily
(Sundays eIcep'ed) at 81 O'clock NJ, tor South Amnov
proceed hy Bordentown and taSe steamboat 10 bUk
11NGTON and arrive Philadelphia ReIt morning at
o'clock. Fare 81 So
Ffy pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger Ia be
carried ihe risk Of lis owner but nothing viii DC received
considered rs baggage, eIoepi wearing apparel
u2s l. BLISS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SAMUEL n DE MOTT. )
FRANCS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
gll tW ISAAC NM SMlIH.
no COAL DEALERS.-CORPORA

Il TION NOrICE-propoSals vii De received ny the
unders encd at the Controllers Office, Hall Of Records
until the dsy Of August o3 ppsfug one Thou
sand rurS oi ANTHRACITE COAL OF the bes; quality.
for The the several departments eVcept the Aims
House vaacn, each tGn % consist 90 SO pounds and
20 he of the following kinds 3.l TINS o LehSh Coal
Egg SIZE OF Peach Orchard Re! "A Coal, Egg
FIVE hundred tuus Of The same % ne delivered m ~
teiore the first day OF November NEXT. ensuing such
quantities and a such of'he Police Offices Sa.on Houses
Public Ohices and Fire Department B1dlnes may be
directed hv the Superintendent of Rcpars to bile Build
subsequent the Of November nest ~ the places be-
fore mentioned directed BY the Superintendent Of Re
PAIRS and Pubic Buildings
Payment 10 lie made the delivery " the Coal The
cuutrac; Will ne - the 90 perSunS who snail
offer 10 execute the terms the most advantageous
10 the Corporaron They shall enter MO bonds WIKI salts
factory security the performance thereof. under Tor
failure which bonds De executed wtn ave days al
ter the Proposals accepted
The proposals % be marked Proposals ir Coal ana
will state the and place of business % the bidder
The prur are be furnished sealed enNelop, m
dcr.ed Proposals Tor Coal and directed 20 The >ctier,
al his Office IN the Hall of Records, before occcS
p VI II TUESDAY the jth das # gust. 1851 A. which
time and place The estimates Wi.l ht publicly % ncl
The proposals hy bidders rust Dee made IA accordance
WI the provisions OF ordinance or-ankIg tue VI nl
cfa Government of he City ~ NcW-lorN. passed
Nav So sl9 contained IN sections 40 20 Jel, both IN
elusive
Proposals. not made accordance with these directions
will not be considered .,
The Controller reserves the nghi reject any all
the Corporation ANY further ntlpption may be OBJ
tanned hy calling at the ControlerS Office New NorN
July 23 1851. JOSffH X lAfLOh,,
y2CtA5 Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

N-lfAlnk leave MN NOkN As falloWs. fom iNcr TOOK
l-MOkNiNG IMPRESS TRAIN at s A VI. los Dan
hs. stopping only a SnnernS Chescr Mddletown Della
ware, aTgo~shUrgh Hsncock, pslls.t. SusQueEaana.
VILE. snc Olean Tins tram connects al DunklrA with
LDe ef sglcndd Ste amer, Il Which leaves AeaISy
ARRIVAL 81 tke can fr Cleveland, direct, arriving
tnt take the Express Tam for Cincinnati Passengers
arrs a. Geneva the same evening. and Al Rochester Snd
kgrst he n'rht
MAIL TRAIN al SA Nj. VIA peraOLg stopping Al
al the stAiicrs. sud arriving ~ Elmra At S! PM Tins
trsn al Emirs al Rght, aud scls neNi
Mg a. o'oioCk, aTrVug at puaAirs IN the afternoon
WAY TRAIN. a. PM VIA P'sTnest, Otlsyllle, sns
all intermediate Stations
tWAN TRAIN, Al Y NJ, va Jersey C.tg, far Ot,s.lle
EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN. ais PM, Tor Dan
I'm, Noppmg al tie same Stacus ss Ike das EIpnsss
rrAn tehcopt h,LcocSl
Ts Tram connects Dunsuk wh the srlenah A s.ea-,-
s~ NIAGARA, KEY STONE STATE and EMPIRE
ef which vn leave iur DETROIT direct on ,Sr
rfrva cf he Ans Detroit WITH the rr-
rgSss Trans ~ The MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAII.-
koAp. fcr Chlcsgo. Milwaukee, nc.
Passengers Geneva. Rochester and Buffalo taking
thus ran ATrNe - Geneva ueN n~Tmus, and RcSas..
.sr AMI Buffalo advance Of an, c'herh hEs
TRAINS To Ngw-Iokk.
] MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN. leaves Dsnkss Il
eA Nj s,ogang the same Stations gong west and
ryug New York tbs sane evening.
WAY TRAIN, leaves OTIS svllle AZ ct A "a, stopysng
Ga al the Ss;Icns. arriving IN New-N0Ik - 10 20
MAIL TRAIN. leaves nuRNrk al 10 A. VI stopping
a AL the Stxtions, and ARRIVES IN Elmra n q 2. Nj
MAIL rkAiN. leaves Geneva al 4 VI anc kiri-
sGs NJ. sioPS,ns At al the s;anons. aud arrives N
AEvgNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Duasirk ss
M, acppnx NJ the ssIe places ss gong west. and St
trsfsla and srryes n <ss-York the nert forenoon.
bhlChf TRAINS leave from per fe'ot II Duane ST,
stP for ali statons the Road. and for Rochester
eSf CtaRY re NINor s,rsrr,snasat
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
GREAT VALLEY ROUTE t

WHITE MOUNTAINS, BURLINGTON, OG
~ HHsht hSH and MONTREAL. the whole distance
~ hAlLhoAD The opening II the Vermont Valley
naN'VsH csulpiesd the lnk IN the Connecticut River
Lue OF kNlr"aes from NewYcrk 10 St Johasbury. also
IHs xhoioueh connection with the Rutland Burllns
denseurgh Railroads
Ilcssts loI White Mountains. St Johasbury Wells r.
yer, Whte hNer Junction. Windsor. Bellows Falls But
lane blIsstSn RoSses Point, 0gdensbuIgh and Mont
real can be obtained az the New-York and Nes Haven
kA,lroad Statlon II Canal-st. near Broadway
Leave New ioEk ~ O'Clock A snA -o th-pu-a
TO 81 Johnsoury of Burlington the same day
Leave Nsw-IOfk a. o'clock Al x,av over nh q.
Springfield and arrive dsy
Eew-York. July l3. 1851. Mi I'M.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

FATAL AccIDEsr-We learn from the.
porfsu.outa A,ssengv that Mr.. Hanson II. Adams, Of
ki..ery, ~as shoekingly mangled on the l2th INST,
b. 'hs premature explosion OF charge Of powder,
While engaged IN blasting rock for veii HIS
eg EFF hand, and two fingers Of the night hand were
sruta,ed bit after three days intense suffering he
,1,nsd ca The I'D Two lnshmen were al ~oik
viii Mr Adams al n. tine, ou. escaped ~rh htiA
my.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
nACIFIC KAH STEAMSHIP CON-

PAYY.Ohly ythrough hne for Cshicrms and Ofeson en,
The pubic Dbrmed thai under IN. new All -
If TIM Company. sts4msTs inspected and syprovsa
Nan Department AID CARVING the United States M AZ
continue 20 leave Paams and Can Francisco Oh te
th Gays OF earn H.ia, unless oS ~ md Mon
s,dents and VIII touA q, Acapulco, San Deso anu -
tsIsy .. ,h. psr,se Nal
Gesnship Company, are nC" IN Wy s...,.. Wv
win b. always port each end Of me r"ox 5a1 ,un
Oregon, $50 tuns; Eep1one' az 49, ,nn.
CalIfDrpis 4 e;s tals: Columbus, s~ tam;
Tennessee. 1900 tu1s; ss1hmcs' a.. ,
EotherDsr I.20e tJnsi Unloofh ~" '"''
Fremont, 500 tqns.
The ssansp Columbia VIII ply between pan ~ =. 20
arrival Of the msh and passenger: from Panama
tsning without desy with the mas and pa@ssnse' '' ~
,srnI,, Ip. afp@r.llos wi, be kets up for the trsns
pertst freight and transient passengers between rsns
The I'll kno~n steamship safah SANDS Of 800 tuHs bur-
den now under charter u the eompany dna pecoIa,y
her CABIN arrangemekls Will Us AoP
On. n he above steamers will keep phe connection 10
tween Acapulco and the other Menean por'' b, IN,
c.a,g1s : zoo TINS. Crescent Cry, ,sse tuns
OHIO q 900 tun,: Cherokee, 800 tuns;
Tmn,e Citv p 90 tups PHILADELPHIA, en9 tuts.
Leaving He~yo,k for ChaUes on the lin aAd |''o o
tn. new steamship Eldsrado aud Falcon Will form
lreet line between New Orleah. and Chagres ieasns ~
sueb periOis n insure little detention as pssee
the Iahmus and forming with he Pacific Steamships
tbrsngb line 10 and ON kswD leans and ports IN neIcs
California aud Oregon Passage nom New cans can -
secured from ARMSTRONG, LAWENsOn co+
ss fare for through tickets from New YORK to San Fras
cisco has been reduced from ,
$500 ID State Rooms to-
&s3O in Lower CabB to--.------------------- 2S
rSs ra,s from SewYors 20 Chasres viii the lowest
sdeVted by any safe seesteamer bet~een those p0ts
Fc choice of berhs apply at the Oihce o1 the Company
"a and IS Soutb-st OF st Their Agency III Hes'-"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
SUPREME COURT-City and County
SUPREME COURT, County of Mon.

John Boyd Executor OF John Scott. deceased.
art william r. S;roug-ro WILLIAM X SrRONO ,
You are herebv summoned 20 the compliant or
Jchn povd which was nled the Clerks once Of the
County OF Monroe al Rochester. IN the state oi Ne"
YORK On the 18th day Il June 1851 aud 70 COPY o
vour answer On the hscrher Rochester sad Conn
IL II Monroe within twenty days after the service OF ih
suramous exclusive d The day Il SerScs and u ins sA--
v iiarn strong defendant. fails % answer SAID con
plant a. hereby required the sad John vd YIn,.n
MI -Y,, The Sn iee Cour. for The reAe dsnaaa.' III
the compliant ELISHA VI hhAhbS;
<.s lauSNN Fi..rtIf-s SolTfcr, Rochester y i
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28

nC,AN STEAM NAVIGATION 90.
0yrs NAL Line 10 6OUTHAMPTON snd ,5 ohE
rTESs S,eamsrs of this Company VIII san 'esu
From New York.
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