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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15
VOL. VIII.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
BY E. WELLS. JR.
IT r AND PRORRI r.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

TERMS OF SUBSCKR IlUN.
For one year, if paid within six months, $l.oO
&C C fnot paid within six months, ZOO
ApvERTIsEMENrs.-Sl per square for three lnser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents tor every sub
sequent insertion. If the number OF insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

QUITE DIFFERENT OFFICER.-A ship
from For, Glasgow was recently lying in
the harbor a. New Orleans, when an Irish
emigran. one day came on board, and thus
addressed the cook, who was also Irish -
care you the ma,e?" "No," said he, "but
Pm the man as bols the male ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

Happy the man who is all early riser
Every morning, day comes to him with a
virgins love, full of bloom, and purity, and
fresh. The youth Of nature is contagious,
like the gladness Of happy child. doubt
if any man can be called 'odn so long as
he is an early riser and an early WALKER
And oh, youth! take my word for il-youlh
in dressing gown and slippers, dwindlng
over breakfast at noon, is vefy dectepit,
ghasrly image of that youth which secs the
sun blush over the mountains, and the dews
sparkle upon blossoming hedge-rows.--
Bul,Uer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

The Pekin Visitor says: "Coming home
a few evenings since, we met man attempts
ing to walk on both sides of the street. By
skillful manGuvre we past between him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

"Hans, where do you live ?" 81 live a.
gainst the back street, wha, de hills cross
as you come up mid de brewery in yous
righ, hand"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

To PRESERVE THE EYE-sIGHr-Never
81. long at time in perfect darkness. nor
exposed to blaze of light. Sudden tran
stions are not good. Avoid reading small
print, or slrainlng the eyes by looking at
minute objects. If the eyes are dsordered,
do not read by candleligh', nor a, dusk
Never gaze on clearing objects, nor allow
too much light in your sleeping apartment.
The furniture, drapery, &C., should not be
altogether white, and if the eyes are weak
there will be much advantage in having green
for the prevailing color in your room. The
should accus,om themselves
to hold their book as far off as possible,
and the long sighted as near as may be-
Bathing the head, eyes, face and neck in cold
water every morning, strengthens the eyes
and is an excellent practice.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

A SOLEMN QUEsTIoN.-At a recent meet
ing of a parish, solemn, straight-bodied
and most exemplary deacon submitted re-
port, in writing, Of the destitute widows and
others standing in need of assistance in the
parish. "Be you sure, deacon,' asked one
of the members, 'that you have embraced
all the widows - lie said he believed he
had done so; bu, if any had been omitted,
the omission could easily be corrected. He
did not take at all.-Knicke7bocke,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

THE FOLLY OF FRETTING-Two gar
deners, who were neighbors, had their crops
of early peas killed by the frost, One Of
them came TO condole with the other.
"Ah % cried he, show unfortunate Do
you know neighbor, have done nothing
but fret ever since. But, bless me, you seem
to have fine crop coming up, what sort
are they"
'Why these are those sowed immedi-
ately after nv loss"
"What coming up already?" said the
frelter,
"Yes," replied the other; "while you
were frelting ! was working"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

Fix Your MIND.-Lay it down as sound
maxim-Nolhing can be accomplished with
out fixed purpose-a concentration of mind
and energy. Whatever you attempt to do,
whether it be the writing of an essay, or
whi..ling of plug, lie, it be done as we'll as
you can do it. 1t was this habit that made
Franklin and Newton, and hundreds whose
labors have been of incsulable service to
mankind. Fix your mind closely and in
,ensly on wha. you undertake-in no other
way can you have a reasonable hope for
success. An energy tha, dies in a day is
good for nothing-sn hours fixed attention
will never avail. The heavens were not
measured in day. The inventions that
blessed mankind were no, the resul, of few
moments though, and investigation. A life
time has often been given to single OBJ
jee,. fyou, then, would get to yourself q,
glorious name, fix your mind upon some
thing, and le, i, remain fixed until your OBJ
ject Is accomplished.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1851-10-15

To PRESERVE THE TEETH.-To wash
the mouth is serviceable, no, only to keep
the teeth clean and thus to prevent decay,
but in strengthening the gums, and making
them adhere firmly to the teeth, which is Of
great importance in preserving them sound
and secure. Use a brush mornings, and
when powder is necessary, the prepared
chalk alone is good, or if the gums are be-
coming spongy, mixture of Peruvian bark
with it is better. If tartar accumulates on
the teeth, apply 10 dentist.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-14
Nv Advertisement,

IN addressing the public this Fall, would re-
L turn my best thanks for the very liberal pa
ronage exi,nded 10 me, and beg to assure my
rurnerous and increasing patrons that every effort
will be used, to merit and retain their favor.
In orderto meet the large demands, have in
creased my stock of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods
% an extent, that only large and continued de
mands would warrant. am therefore enabled
10 offer
Great Inducements
20 purchasers of Dry Goods to which my atten-
ZION this Fall, has been exclusively devoted.
The Goods must be paid Tor, and 10 enable me
10 do so, must have the cash, berg able and Will
ling to sell them at Charleston cash prices.
Every piece of Gnnds in Stock has received IN
closest attention, and am willing to stake my re-
putation on any and every article recommended.
1t cannot be expe' ted that should ennmerale
every article of my recent purchases. lew ol
them will he found "lke orient pearls at random
strung" III the adjoining columns of the "lournal"
10 which your attention is respectfully invited.
JAMES WILSON,
Camden. Oct. 8. Palmetto Cash Store.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-14
MEDIOlNEs. WINDOW GLASS, SC.

yr9JE subscber ia receiving and keeps constantly or
% hand. ] large assortment Of the Pnresr Medicines,
Chemicals, and Dye-stus Also an e1tens,ve e.s., va
Grain.rs and Blenders. Always on hand Window Glass
Of oil sizes. Paint Oil, Lamp Oils. Tupenne, Trusses
SURGICAL Instruments Patent Msdcnes Of every x kpd Ibn
for ,ne handkerchief Oils Ok Marrows. and Eau Lns'
irnls for the Hair Hair Dyes for gentlemen who hav
become prematurely Grey. Coognes of all sizes and Of
the very finest quality Shaving Creams and Soaps IN
great variety Transparent Balls. Tooth Pastes and
Powders. Pens, INK and Paper Besides China Vases
I'd other ornaments for the Centre Table and Mantle
l.' such lot of ToYs!!!
All who desire PURE and HONEST articles at Low RATES
would do we'll to give US call. ,-,,o
ent 16 1851 73
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DrV Goods in Charleston, S. C..

Dry Goods in Charleston, S. c.
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner of King and Liberty Streets, opposite
the Merchants Hotel.
NflE subsc ribers would respectfully call the at
l. fenion of their friends, ard the pubic i'll
general from the upper country, in visiting the
city, 10 all and exam &c their entire rev sork "l
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which have been purchased for cash, and will he
disposed Of at very small adv up"" cos
'ur Slock consists in part IF Ladies' Dress G"odr
IT all kinds. Negro Cloths, Blankets. Broaaclnlhs.
CaSsimeres, Vestlngs, Irish Linens, warranted all
pure Flax. French Emhroideries in every variety,
Ladies', Misses, and tienlIemen's Hosiery, Bon.
net Ribbons. Ladies' and Gen,enlen's Silk and
Mcrino Vests, Domestic Goods of every descrip.
zion; together with every other aric e usually
kept in a welI-selected stu of Dry Goods. All
articles war; aned to prove as represented, and Ii"
abatement in prices
SOLOMON & pollock.
Judah B. Pollock. late of Columbia, 5. e. A.
l. Solomon, formerly with H. Levy g. Son. oI
Camden, S. G.. sept. 30. II If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-14

Paints. Oils, &c. Just Received.
4UU) LBS. Pure White Lead,
4OO Fire Proof Pa N,
so Chrome Green,
100 Gals Lnseed Oil,
IS L" Spirits Turpentne,
900 Lbs. Sal Eratus,
100 Colgates Starch,
IL Doz. Fresh Congress Water,
so Lbs. Fresh Hops,
100 Baby Ratlles.
For sale, with every article usually kept in
Drag Store. FRANIio l.. "hMr:
Ana ti2 u
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Ladies Dress Goods, &c.
A NTIQUE R"hes,
n PIan and FIg'd Blk Silks,
Black Turc Satin,
Ee!ourS 1spahan,
Grape dc Chenc,
81 and Linen J.spcrs,
liam and Wacrcd P"plins.
&" colnred Ca>hmereS,
Del.alns.
Black Bomblsine, Mou<seIin and Alpaca.
French, English aud AimerIt All Prints,
Scotch GInglIalns,
Worked Collars, Fronts Al d Sleeves,
Real Vailencenues Lace Collars,
Emh'd al plain Linen CambrIc llaudk'ls,
Emb'd White Grape Shawis.
Fashionable trimmings,
Infants Emb'd. Bodies aud Robes,
For sale by McDUWALL Il COOPER.
U-A lew Plain and Fancy Turc Satin, and silk
Dresses for sale at cost.
Oct. 18Th, So If
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LIMFM GOODS

TUST marked off and ready for sale Irish Linens
j warranted pure Flax. Pillow Case l.inel.. Linen
Shcetins. Long Lawns and French Cambrcs Bird Eye
Diaper Damask Table Cloths. Cold Table Covers. D"y
lies and Napkins Bleach and Brown Damask all widths
Linen Cambric TIantk Is frnm " cents upwards Lawn
Handk'fs of every quality, with ahu dant supply o
TowelinpS Mt all prices. at JAMES WILSON'S.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-14

Notice.
A ppLI ALTON will be made at the ensuing
N Session of the Legislature Of South Car"li-
ma. to vest all the right and title of John San
derso1 deceased, in and to tract of land contain
ing-acreS. stu lie in Lancaster district, South
Carolina, adjoining lands of NJ. Clinton, W. e.
Stewart and Others in Joseph Fent"n and wife
Mary, as the next "l kin Of said deceased
WM. ROBINSON,
Aug. g 62 3m Agent for Applicants.
LUMBER.
TNHE subscribers having commenced operations
i with their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared 10
furnish Lum",r to their trends and the public, at
unusually low rates tor cash.
uTNo Lumber will bp delivered without II or
der, except where bill has been previously gwen
JNO. LOVE, SIR.
Oct 1l-S2wtf JAS. LOVE
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Negro Cloth, Blankets, &c.

Negro Cloth, Blankets, &c.
IJEAVY all wool English Plains,
IL Genuine Georgia
Heavy Twilled Cotton Warp
Gala Plaid Linseys,
Marlboro Stripes. etc
Gray and White DufIlr Blankets,
Bath and French Bed Blankets,
Crib and Cradle
Received and for sal" hr
Oct. 9, 1851. 80 If McDOWALL d COOPER.
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$500 Reward.

TSCAPED from the Jail of kershaw District.
T. s. g., on Monday l4lh Of July last, Mr.. Sam
upl J. Love, who was convicted of the murder
of Mr.. Robert J. Lester at Spring term, 1851
Said Love is about feet 2 inches high, and about
90 or 81 years of age, rather dark hair and of
sallow complexion, and has rather down cast
look with rather dark grey eyes, with some OF hi
front teeth rather decayed, said Love isa carpen-
ter by trade.
Twill give the above reward to any person who
will appehend the aid Love and lodge him i'll any
iail in this State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him.
JOHN INGRAM, s. X. D.
Aug. IL, "a u
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If FORECLOSURE

" NopTG AGF.-Whsreas IN aud by q certain linden
ture a Mortgage icang d4.e the SIKH Gay u h} III s
vear one thUuqaad GIT hundred and NJ fne made De-
t,e,n ANJEL FLOYD and ELF ABEIH ms wile' u
the CSs &C Brooklyn and County 81 kinss ~. vi
YORK OF The first part nd SEABCRf NISSAN OF the
said Cs County aad STATE, 4 the second pir ns o
Ter seeming Hf uayent % the sed party Vi The second
-aft the gum II ono thousand and four incfcu uos
wh interest according TO the cons.'lph u sis c.. ~ ~
b1rdr OBJ gatlr bcarne even date ith salu .'
said ates OF the part, did grant bargain Sc IL autn
,., convey and confirm INTO the SAID party VI the SEC
olJ part al those ~p certain lots ees anu VI
land blrg ard beng "a tAe NNllhh ~aid " tng
between F.nh and S.1th-ays., IN sad Cty Inc one
conn ncii- ore hundred and hy i.ei tStefi{ lt"A
svln-av.. 4ld running thcace SOttheiy a., Pti
reicl With said Sixth ninety eight oet at1 m.
inches: thence eastely and parallel WIN sah ',.h -
I've H. e. thence ncrtherly nine sm toel aac
rc inches L Thltysivi st. agd thence westerly al'n2
Ir'v,lrth 81 twenty Ave feet 20 the place ~ oesN-
hong known ~ Lot No 81 certain niap 81 pfe!y ~
ing o. the C1fnoTaton Of Ne" lofA maze IN o' ~
also hat other l"t. piece ana pSfcei o. Llu ~, 1900
b: same street. and cJlrtu M Two hnftl zee.
r. m s. s.,h avenue. aud running thence Westefy ana
Iaf.lel with SNL-feLI n9st ;-siShs Ittt anu -
frci.s. theme. teri and parallel win my
let tttAcs nOrtleriy asd parallel win st4tn-
vnne ninety ekf Zee. aud nine inches 70 lhf-s1lA
- thence cy along Tirty sixth - tSsht{ ~ ~,
80 Which SAID mortgage Was duly recorded IN e hce
II the Ereis.er II the Cry and Cptn'y ~ NtN-l - II
It.r go Of Mortgages. pace g. on the lh gay "i SlJ
tq5l And whereas default has b. MADE III l1e pyil'H'
g Tincirl sur aud the ln.eTost sCcfuLng thereon;
% - s 6f 10 rteen hundred and forts -One dollars tn
S,t,uye cents u claimed a. be due thereon az s le -
- publication this notice and 40 1rocsecing or so.
m law aaing been instituted 70 recover tAe s4i ahYahs
- ri tbe.eof; now therefore notice heisby slYea
bt by virtue If the power OF sale IA the SAID denture 81
mortgage contained and ia pursuance Oi Ie sstlle IN
made ana urOyi. ed the sad tagged premises y 4!
H. gold al uubc auction al the 0ce u Cole ChtOn NO
wall Il IA the City and County o. ewfWz, on tss-
,,,snaon II tbat dag SEABURY kIsSAM, MJrtagss.
dated Esw-Ycrk. October 20, 1851 90 la~hJI
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IN SP. OWNSEND'S COM.
c,,Sn EXTRACT of SARSAPARlLLA.
EEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug. %. 1851

HEW-hchhs fsoss aug -. io't
c.r,yysS am anxious 70 state 20 yen and the pno-
- ,,e Wonderful effects Of your medicine upon me.
last tive yeas have been afflicted with the most
-, disease iha, you can imagine during this time
- ..,n in the Hospital several months, and despite the
,of the hest Doctors, remained but slightly bene-
Ihv their skill. and concluded finally tina, must die
-, loahsome disease. which they called species Of
s.,, pheum / covered with sores, my hands neck
"a honlcers chest and stomach. were nearly mass Of
.,,,on which rendered life a burden TO Ny arms
IA hands were also such state that It quite in
,h,. fs me TO help myself do any kind OF work,
~,.hIsas able 70 walk about little. My hands were
,.al, affected tina, could scarcely them, being
.Isn at least three umes Their ordinary size. had
n Nd in despair Of being able TO &c, relief from
n.,.,s OF their medicines, when friend Of mine know
"a, N, rood effects of DR.. S. p TOWNsEND'S sARsA-
paRILLA prepared BY d. Chiffon The Chemist induced
me- 10 make trial If II; which day shall LOOK upon
:. being the worthy Of my remembrance, and the
.os, da Of my whole life The first bottle pro-
dueed Surprising effect and before had used the third
bottle felt entirely cured Ny skin appeared
rsiura and perfectly smooth and free from Sores the enor
nous swelling Of the and hands has disappeared and
the Joints timber and consider myself once
more well and shall he in duty bound to pray FOX
your prosperity, al always look with thanks 20 Him who
= able to cure both heart and body.
BERNARD ROSTER. No 20 Cherry st.
THIS may certify, that know the above Bernard Rosi
ter TO Of truth aud vc,aeiy and have fun knowl
.Sse and confidence in the above statement.
ROBERT TYSON, No. 81 Cherry st. New York City.
PATTI MURRAY. No. 60, Cherry.s N. Y. City
C.rHARINE Brennan, No. q Cherry St , N. Y. City.
JAMES YouNG, No 20 East-BrosdHay, N Y. City
T,RRTxcK POWERS. No. 90 Roosevelt st, N u City.
J.yEs NJ MANU-, No. 72 Cheny-st., N Y. City.
p.ry. HUGHES, No. 90 Cherry st, N Y. City.
Re sure and buy that with DIR. JAS. K. CHlLTONS
caca,e printed green paper-none other is genuine
p,pci, al Depot No 90 Nassaust MA NhW&s
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Gteamboats amo Bailroa0s.
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

NEW YORK and FRI + RAILROAD
\ WINTER ARRANGEMENT Trains leave New
York as follows the Pier foot OF Duane-st DAILY.
l. MAIL TRAIN al 8 A. Nj, toundays cHcepleul stop
rlug n nj the Stations. -
DAYFXPRESS TRAIN, ate 80 p NJ. (Sundays ev-
cepted "a CanAndaigua Rochester aud Buffalo rAssen-
e,s by THIS tram proceed immediately TO Canaadslgus IN
tine fI the Express Tram West, a1Fng II BnAdioa ~
O'Clock neat morning - $500 D, 80.
Fremont Tor Sufierls and nteT.sed.ate stai1ns
4 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN. a. p NJ, for Dun
kirk, Geneva, CaDancagaG, Kocheslef ana o. 10 ms
tram connects DunAlk With rrstcass steamers run
ming direct to Cleveland and also - D4trOt leaving m
,daely on the aTriy OF the train aud c9unecnS al
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus. and CciEai
RAILROAD and q Detroit with the Michigan CoAtrai ha-
road h ats also leave daily. ARRIVAL OF ts t'h 10Y
Erlc Sandu.Ay Toledo ana Monroe. Passengers ~ isls
,n ear remain AT EniIa ill IS N aud proceed to &C.
Levl. or 10 Cauai dagua, Roche ter 1nd b1iaIp "a,
S. EMIGEA IT TRAIN o. = "a; isr Dnn >!fS, 't'l.s
emgr.nts Tor all the priv cip1l and -. rs IN -e es'
TRAINS TO NEW YORK
l. NAII. TRAIN l6a7es Duaklk at ID VI soIlns
q, an Stations west # Emira, aGd connecrs ne Win
TIE Express Tram ON CdpandaI-ua TO Nu" oiN
. WAY TRAIN leaves SuHein al T. An Va YET
3 MAIL TRAIN leaves Eimi-a az An, g1p1mg az
al Stations md asrl.-u- "a New NfN same 81, ms
4 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves DaH"ifh -
. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves C.naudlisaa 1t
p az Eluira al g. NJ. ard Gcsieya a. - al, . OBJ.
Z NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN leaves DaHN"h ~ y
PM ard Cauuudsigus a. 81 p u. taxing 5isssistfs
nv, Inc Night Tsrrcss Train from Buffalo an h'r>ier
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave ron Pier ! ~ ui O,aAe-sl
at5PM tSundayS eNccptedl for al SI2,',' .1,.l
80 ~ Superintendent.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

eHaaLssrows.--CHILD SHocKiseLy
pr.STNrn charlestown, on Wednesday, little
boy ayesr old, was most shockingly burnt upon me
face, arms and body, BY his clothes taxing nfe ne
The mother was out gathering wood a. the time.
The father Of the little sufferer is now IN the HOUSE
Of Correction at East Cambridge, for drdnkennes
Thefamily are in the most wretched ana ,nda,.
quicken condition. Mrs. NcMaDiman 10 an inoo''
,r,ons woman, Of strictly temperate habits
r9- Springfield sends strong delegags'on
o. eyorlinpmen 10 he Webster conFeNoh al A''
tuIi HAL
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ceqal Notices.

SUPREME COURT. In the matter Of
- TIE ,rno,t,au Of the Maror Abdomen AMI C3llan
ltv at the C,ty of NtyYcrs rcl'ye 4 the o. - - y
M = vi NDRED ard NINETEEN TIL 81, tom IL ~
az in the CIV OF New YORK Pubic net.ce = hereby
yen by the Mayer Aldermen and Conm9nalsy o.. ne w
al Neg.YorS pnrsuant 20 Statute IN sven case made aDt
rrovidel. that the sad The Mayor Aldermen and Com
norstv of me City Of Newly 1rs. intend T. make 2cA
ton IN the Supreme Cout Of the safe 81 Dew iS.N
Social Term III the a COU-i 90 he he al the ~ ita
ofthe CIV Of New York Ola SATURDAY Tue zs,h dii 81
evtnher 1851 AZ tie epeuug " the Court on IN q ~
49, con thereafter as Counsel De heard Tor Ae
Tent Of Co,nNllsyoneTs Of Estimate AID Assessment IN We
aboyc entitled matter that the nature and extent o to
,-nnroveIntut hereby intended. IS the ocnng Oh iiss
tm s,hay 10 Sth- av IN tie City Of Ne@ 1ofA as a
cut on tie map plan Of the Cry o. New ~ W. y,
DIV xir,te ~ a,i LEGISLATURE Of the state OF new
york entitled AN Act relative - laproVe tya.s
The Having cot Of Streets and hoads N the w Of Ns"
ioiN'"N " HENRY T. DAVIES,
,5,9Q Counsel t. The coTpOr1ion
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SUPREME COURT.-Isaac II. Bss-

- .ett, Roheit W Aboxn, Philip G. Weaver and lsisS
.vv. aeanst Robert Embellishments u money demand
On ryntIact To ROBERT BANKS, defendant Toy az
h,r by summoned ad required 20 answer ~ ,s Of
hi M ac a which vas fled il the Office Of ne nisIs ~ =.
the CIV aad County sf New York, at the C ii a. ~
CITY OF New YorA. the 22t day d ns5 on the
.ary. copv OF yOur answer the said com IT.
su scrbers AZ their OF cs No. "A IA .ns ~ ~;
New-Yosk within twenty days aitsr ..s IN .erre and
summons you, exclusive u the oa - hrr the time
afsIesa the plaintiffs this se9n VIA AID IN
AGAINST yon for the sum Of Oae 1 I'm the thirtieth
G Of one Thousand Egh 9aa s LAMAR anu
"a ~ o. 49, a. 90, February 49, 1917 on sd y
10! On So ,esJ .r sss7 o. besides the cos,s 81 ts
from March - Io'i' u SMITH WOODWARD,
O. ton. p.aintias' Att1rreJs
- 80
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NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT

c. GOMEZ and CAROLINE VI. CONNER his vie
W pasgaroee 81 !uiSn d" ne sap-fsoT Coat 81 The
Csty Of New all Of
December, 1891, ~ s ocleck. NJ sue MsrchasEs Er
change n tie Cty OF Nso- Yps all tao<e tAyss cs-tsa
LOIS Of Land iUA'ed IN TIE MI Vsd Of the City Of New
roIk aa ec1adod AID desc IBID a. follows thai say
btsanng at the ves'ery ne of the as
ah fnt ave feet and inches, Souhciiy ron ne
'n ss,efy corner Of 67h e. aud the 9TH av. aa ma
bih- mace ss ithery erg line c the sad eta
aF ave -nVe f,et and tSo thence western "a
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Nov. .. 1881. THOMAS CARNLEy SA.ra
JAWS ". WHITE, Ess Attorney Tor PlaIatlG
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SUPREME COURT. N.Y.-I.ewis b.

~ oder and Geo. W Morrison against Moses Canmsr
Summons for \ money demand on contract To MOSES
CANNETT You are hereby summoned and reQuresi 70
the complaint in Tins acton which was MED IN the
ofths Clerk OF the City and County II New York at
the City Hall in said city the SIN day OF October nH
and copy OF your answer 10 the sud on
the subtruber nj his office No 81 als m ths CITY OF
New York within twenty DAYS after the service Of this
exclusive OF the dav of such service and
sou fail answer the SAID complaint within the tune
afatsad the plaintiffs IN tbs AZ ION VIII take ladgment
against YOU for the Of three hundred and twenty i've
doss and 5l0o with Interest from the lSth day OF July
p thousand eight hundred aud forty besides the costs
Of this action Dated Oct II, 1851 JEkH IODER,
$50 iaw6wM Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 81 Wall g.