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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-19

Mn. FILLMonE.-" Independent" the
usually we'll informed Washington cores
pondpu. Of the North American, writes on
the 20h ult.
81, was very currently circulated FOR se-
yeral days past, that MIR. Fillmore had de-
c,ded TO make a formal announcement 10
Congress 10 his annual message. declining
IN allow his nam- To be used as candl-
du- Tor the Presidency under any clrcum-
s,,,c-s. And It NAV be assumed that IL
was the subject OF earnest and anxious de-
liberation on the part Of his friends, who
ovsrruled the well understood inciinatIons
| of Mr.. Fillmore,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-19

The steamer Fanny arrived at New Or
leans on Saturday last with late Rio Gra 1dr
dates. She brings mohng cerIaln regard
ing the insnireciIon, but II was reported
that Carvgi,l had received large roino'ce'
men,s, and battle was daiy expected -
Oihpr nccouuis represent the movement as
having been entirely crushed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-19

s~ The message ct the President has
eoeen yery (ayorahiy received throughout
she ccsapy. A. write: !tan. Washington
says:
"The message Of co;;ise, 10 the chiel topic
of, the t.y. II receives genera. crprcba'
zion, No exception has beer ;saens on
.any side, to The views prlsec,ed III 'cgar"
10 foreign affairs, and particularly the &"
ban transaction. The principle that our
!asp sha! p-otec; al. that i; coyers may
now be considered az ingioiah.e. 10 tor
;e,un power can dispute il wI;..ort the haH'
ara OF wae The recommendations OF The
message In regard TO domestic cohcerns are
.peneral,y accpptnble, though al, CT them
will not be a:,ed upon and carried out. II
will be found that, as 10 the Tam. Con
press w;!! let well enough alone. 'lh"
friends of the increased protection OF man
ufac,uring interests will maHe mucE use
of the facts ard views presented by the
message. The value of our domestic pr'
duce and the le'regn demand Tor il is NOT
found to he increased by the reduction OF
our Tariff and the repeal at 'Ge BRUSH
Corn Laws-lhoueh Mir. Walker, as sec
retsry OF the Treasury, urged 'he pT"oa,
b,nY OF such an Iacreased l"'"'gh or'''"""
as an araUmeni IN iavnr OF ihe pre~rh'
Tariff. Mr.. Wa,ker estimated that The u
noun, of p-ovisrons aud bTead,Iui.s e%-
por,.d ], during Tie fiscal ,car Just passed
wou,d he over two hnn"rPd miIil"nS.
whereas /, has been diminished instead O
Increasing, The Tart! interests Wal, OF
cuurse, make much use OF this tact. Ihe
impor,at,on OF iron and its domestic pro
duc,iou have bo,, fallen of, during the
last year. The principal part OF the I'M
ror,s consists of articles manufactured Vi
wool, cotton aad slIE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-12-19
AaIAILE COMPASSION --Thcodore Hook,
beng r"Id OF the marriage Of political op.

II am v.rv glad. indeed. to hear it, ihau
.udi"n.y rh!"'l, wIth Il '.'e Iar al Lr.npas
-i"na'r r1iyen"ss. "arn yet G"u't 80
'vhy -t"ud. poor Ic'ow, he ne,er Gld ~.
much Iaun."
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FORTUNES LADDER.

a cIea, ,vinIpikc, Timber 'ongne, md the
steam which gives elec, to this physical
mechanjim--;he gift Of cab-are great
he,ps to the determined climber. There Is
much virtue ~ wind. Brains are Of less
consequence. TIE ry'hmi, coincidence "i
Ggnmon with mnmmOa, Is no, the oo'y
PROV. of their ai..ni'y;Gnd the aspirant vino
;elas upon the former Tor aid aai COM
foT',' is pretty sure u re1ch TO the perch OF
HE alter unless his pr0GIeSi is stopped by
dean or the asIhma. Dlr i him take care
OF his bronchial tubes and cellular tissue.
and beware ofinGamallon Of the epiglnu;s.
Il broken winded iecaimer is rs worthless
as broken. wlnded horse. The sleek. soft.
spoken, down looking climber, who goes
up with cnt-lIke pace. and wears on his
thin lips q stereotype smile. generally makes
.UHl heai-way. lic SID : up 50 siaatthi-
~ that you scarcely marx hi! ascent; aud
Leiore y0u suspect hlm OF neHG midway,
he sits rubbing lis hands on the ,npmoSI
''fI''' iiF ~ 'tt ny W N'I'''l 'iF ~ - ~ ''''''
rI-hel his object is tie wuri 'vts.' lie has
been AGmGI affirmative, without 4 pat.
lcie Vt denial in h 5 composition. tXCepr
>eIf,denil' Bl, h. viii take ample re.
grnra lur his manifestations and abasemonts,
now that he has reached the goc, Of his
ambition. l.rrh at hio ani,heais--a CON.
pound OF positive and nrgalive--lsslng
always that he Is right and every body else
wrong. lie too strides up hravrlY. Ills
opinions burst in uNcr you "ea thunder
c!aH, anA have decision IN their tone thai
strikes the tmII c0nircvrisiaI:si dumb.-
Make way lot hin. lie Is 1DuDd TO clam
Der to the Ground at the top" by the force
Of ecolism. Observe the p'odie-. His
,aIismnn is perseverance. Ills pace is
snail like. hut he hangs on wish the iena
cay Of !lervo Nano. Ii his life is spar
ed, lie Will arrive AT the desired polut by
hall inch stages. Blu, Of all TIE scramb-
iers and craw'ers on Fortunes Ladder,
there is none 50 certain OF his object as the
mi>er--that unfealhcred ma.pe, whose in
suuct 1t is TO gather and hide wEn' he
would not use 20 savp himself from tive
rarh The philosophical obserr"r who
stands at the foot Of The ladder, watching
the r.o,ley crowd as the josie on th"If
uyva.A way. and IS aware of the envy, ha.
,red. and all nncharitabieness which are
,go often the comnsulnns of the Journey
may veil c0nararuia,o himself rhar he Is
not ore of the struggling nronp. E.peci.i
" ,asy he c.';c,talr himself when he notes
how few have reached the summit and re-
a,i"ed the expected en2oymen,. He WOO
a,ta,ns the desired rosl:.un hy the aid Of
,,n,ye,,pi talent and lnljy rrIncipip. NAV
.ri,o IL. ,,i-, no has nnhlv won, br he
,.,,n,.,.,,.y m on,rloy II u.,,u,'vard well.
IEu, .,., nor,.,a,". who sacrifices con.
..,iorr.. ,,,n,cun. AMI .o,l,.r>ucct ON the
....., ,..o.,..,., o...l,,,, lI.a L,l',.,
'''N Il ''''''..''
r"iafo "i' ''''''~'""' >"'"F h'" "''"s''
more miserable with lruan.r at the TIP
.,1.r .a was ba.,rp he sn.pi; or his Auurs..
.,.,....,..,,, .,.,.,, l..,,.,,
=
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THE POST.
Athens, Friday, Dec. 10, 1851

DALrlMoRr. Dec. ..
In the New YORK market ,"ioy, Cotton
wa. firm and the sales were Ig't.
Kossu,h openly expresses his dissa''S'
faction at the course Of Congress towards
him, aud talks nf returning to Europe.
In the u. S. Senate. 'ol'y. Mr.. Foo" de-
clared hi, n,cntion Of returning to 'h'Hen'
ale a yc.r hence. iIo closed his speech on
compromise, AMI was replied to by Ju'g'
Butler, Of SoH,h Carolina, who rmphatIca'-
" protested ac.io~, Ike in,r ,huc'i"n n' any
,cso.u,iou calculated 4" w'dfn breaches, ,"r
omen fresh farr,ans Of agi'ni0n. nnd de-
.oouucad s;aSt earnestly IN" compromises
measures. M. t2nn'" r";nn"d @i;'' great
a.peri'y, and "@pr"s.c. '!'s Joy at the 'f'-
,un.ph uf the r.ra>ores.
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By Telegraph TO the New-York Tribune
Later from Northern MeXico-Auack ON Maia-
Seizure OF the tustom-hoHse-neA
lean & achievements.
CHARLESTON, ThurSoAY' W o. i

CHARLESTON, Thursday. OF %, ls5l]
We have new, from Northern Mexico up 70
,he 22d ins'. party Of Caravalai's troops haf'
ing been ireaupon from Ma,amoFas. 'hey rushed
INTO the ci,,, and seized upon tie Custom
House. but were aterward compelled 70 retire
Anl the JOS. Of three men The loss OF Gov
eminent troops il this skinnlsh As sand to have
beer heavy.
Cara,aial was hourly expecting large reen-
forcemcnts and had made preparations for storm
ing Matamoras next morning.
A large body Of Mexican reenlOrcements, sent
from Tampico and Vera Cruz, had arrived a.
Brazos, but, hearing there was detachment of
two hundred Texans between them and Mata-
moras, they concluded not to proceed any fur
thcr.
Many Of the nited States troops had deserted
and loined Carayaials army
\ later report says Ma,amorls was captured
on Friday or Saturday.
Orders have been forwarded to the Department
ia this city for more troops for the different posts
on the Rio Grande
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

CIRcuIr CouRr-Before Judge Edwards.
samuel T. Tracy against Wm. K. ROdmdn-Plainliil
claims that certificate filed of the formation OF
a company under the law OF 1915 signed Albert W.
Wetcalf John j. V Westeryeli Daniel W. Town
send John H. Cornell and Luclus Hart, the com
panv as having a capital OF S2OO,OOO, beng 2OOV
shares of stock at 500 per share-he object OF the
company being the manufacture OF fauce'N-tha salu
company purchased of nm quantity OF copper
and gave their notes, signed by Mr. Metcaf. Presl-
Gent. and counterSIgned by the Treasurer ana Sec
reiary for the amount which notes were noi ptd al
maturity, and Ine execution, on OellS sueu IVtuiHcu
unSatlshod. 49,
He also alleges that no certificate having been
filed OF the capital stock being paid IN, the stock
holders are personally liable Tor the ceDts OF the
corD0ratiOn to the amount OF STOCK they nell-lnai
M Rodman held 50 shares of the stock amounting
to 5000 and action is brought against nm 10 re-
co er the amount OF the notes.
In defense Il Is denied that such company I
Was orpanlzed-or # J. was that /. vas insOIVent
and dissolved before The making Of the notes also
ina, VIZ r was not, IN fact. ste, AhOicer z II heid
The stock he dld security for DEBT due 10 MN
Various obiecuorS were taken as 10 the regularly
of thC certificate. &c. - o.
The CORPORATION was called The New-N ork Cro'
toI ana steam Faucet Manuta turing company
II vas couttuded as point OF the defense lha' Tue
Other creditors should have been joined III the sun
put tie point was not allowed.
twas IN proof that Mr. k subscribed for 81 s1ares
II the stock and Ms name was on the DOCKS Oh Tue
Company TO thai amount m SLOW OF the sum
war created 10 hH lot slhliiai aiilON - Luz
,he Present, and he gave four notes of $500 each
Ter she balance three OF which he subsequently PAID
that on subscribing and giving his notes, receipt
Was gwen TO tlm by the Company stating the re-
cent Of the cash ard notes. ana when PAID thet
should he IN NIL for 50 shares OF stock.
The Count neld hat The testimony was sufficient 10
show Nh r. 10 be d stOCbnoldeT under the law
that. II an nCIvcua knowingly permits his name TO
>iarc oil the books Of Ihe Company as subscriber,
~ Which means The Company = enaoted 10 gel
credit he Is liable for In. debts Of the Company 10
III amount equal to the amount Of his subscription
On the books-althoueh. as between him ana the
COMPANY, he may not have vet psid Tor H. 80 a. 70
enable HIM to GET a certificate OF the shares Ex-
cepllops ere taken with view 20 ctTryng ihe case
up Verdict for plaintiff for the amount OF The notes
80 interest. beng 500? 99.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BY TelegraPh.

\TWFORT oct 3o-Arr. bItss Charles EdSard Bos-
,,.io, Faas elpha Enms Traces. Boston for Ait4h-
~ Haskell New HayeI, schrs Censlrie4' lAsoi o. ~
cr..f--rf An Thza Wiu6s1r. Ms. for N'rNlca On-
"a, N,w.Nork. RgcAIaud. Ejin' ursh CT.soy bAL-,1
- NIrd etowu kslon BarT,s Nclfeei i'r NeHtateh
p6,rtB Clover Dish.or f3r Miodleiown PGncess hAl-
Nv ~ fof New Haven, ARIEL Boston i'r Aloany 80
r.ars log Dennis s.o1ps LOWS falmolh iof New
Sa,,,d. r.s Il b Lav;or Havana schr "Ah'pAsS''
GfuT-tftNt = r,...t rsi.ad
-- IN 1c them schr J A. II bari u PROV hueh.
4 Tie aoy, vessels and those pfeEioGsy fspS'eu SIS
l.Dla here fhs mornfng - ,-,.r Nav.
SFN- OKLVANS oct 30-Arr steamer MON 90 s,
York IL osts steamship probably ihe PhiahT ,h.l 80
see the Bai4e Also arrived sAips o il.l, - ~
Josiah Bradits. MctokA. Ciarss1 -ni Ozi''''' " "
Y0k hslt Lucy. Boston. - 10 ~ ala.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. Si-Sit, brig W A. i''''' -
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BloGRAPHY CT Dr.. JUDsoN.-We learn
f,ou, III, Macedonian that Rev DR. Wayland, of
brown University. has consented TO become the
hlographer OF the late DR.. AdonIram Judson. Mrs.
tucson i TO spend some months IN providence AID
mo IN he collection aud preparation OF materials,
and The work j. 70 be brought out with al CONVENIENT
dispatch ana i, Is the only one IN which Dr JufsonS
family have any pecunliTy interest
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DNoecEn.-The Nelr-Haren Jonrna

DlvoRcEp.-The Nc,c-Harep Journal
contains The following batch OF divorces obtained
orlnS the present term o! the Superior Court; Con-
sectCui
Albert Plat. OF Waterbury, divorced from Jerusha
Plat cause deSeftou. tisrl>St w at>On. % New
Haven. divorced from Alexander sison cause de-
seTOn Joseph Moody, OF seymour divorced nom
JOANNA Moody cause adultery. Elizabeth North
rop, OF New Haven, divorced tom WIN. Norihrop
esUS deseiion and mtempeTance Ia'rhA OIain,
ct Bethany, divorced lrom Hiram O'Cain cause
hailual ,n;cmp,rauce. Orlas Lanston. os New
maven, divorced from Louisa Laneaon ctu>t 'du'-
.1l and iniemperancc. b,i>sN Alien. az " at'r-
tsil, divorced from Isaac VI Allen cause a13iud
Assnposuce Lyman Sulih, %. NauSaiacA, IT
'Seto from Electa Smith cause jc>s!lion. fhs1e
N Peck OF New Haven. tlFoTccd from Denns y
rscA cause haSi'ual lutemperaare t"uy r..
CiSAger. OF New. Raven. divorced from Dave II.
=, 'hgtT cause Iateln2trauce aac ll'olc'ao.e cruel
~ 'ohn /. kemc0y, of Ne~-Havcn. divorced
Nv, Nv, Sarah Kennedy cause fraud IA marriage con-
80 Apd ctseitlon. Jane e.. GUd ey, of " aieroIfN'
,,NO'ced iTom DNit Gudley cause ha1tVA ln
t-pvance. Mary Gordon. of Brtford. divorced
-'VD' 'eau Gordon cause dcseIuon
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LAWRENCE ODELL, Commissioner
HENRY BEEkMAN, ...ot,
Dated Ne--York Sept 9Th. A. ID. lg3l- @s'Di'
a y. SUPERIOR COURT.-DaTaei

Y. NcC,sn against Am NcCann Summons 10 D.
Vorce VI Van Hovenier.h. Atiorney fsr planti1- ~
Ann NJ CANS Youare hereby summoned aI1 !, Iie1
rrry j. terswh served rreu Won, anc serve COPY ~
,otsr ars Martin Van hoyeroergn amin Ail1t-
r-, n 81 BrOome within twenty days after the ser
~, hereof exclusive II the day II sueA service ana y
Son ' o. the cnmpla NJ as aio'esis 'ne pa --4
afIg 10 The Court r the relief demanded "a III con
riaIIt -iaffG October 23d, 1891.
u VAN HOyENBERGH. Plainisa Attorney
81 NJ 33l Brnope. " 81 d0Of roil ~, FeI bilh.
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The Election of Recorder in Utica--Camden
Bank. -Cnnal Boat sunk.

UTICA, Friday, October 81, 1851.
The sheriff, to-day, received orders from the
Secretary OF state TO discontinue the notice Tor the
election of the Recorder In ttlca.
The Camden Bank has published statement.
showing the same TO be good order. The circula-
ton is only Sll5,632
The canal beat Ira Harris sunk east OF tica,
loaded with corn for Albany She was insured for
81 600 in the Etna Company, Utica The same
company lose $1,000 on the steamer Atlas, lost on
IaLp re
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Markets. Ew-ORLEANs, Oct. 3

The transactions IN COTTON to-day have been
large and 600 bales went of freely, al hrm prices,
Notwithstanding the Eurspa's news. FREIGHTS have
declined. -Four ships have been taken for Liverpool
AT Id for Cotton. Sterling improyed-7asl
ANOTHER DISPATCH NEW ORLEANS, Oct 80
The CorTON market to-day was animated, and the
sales reached OO0 bales at advance OF &c, good
Middlme being quoted at CSC. RlcE~Carolina sells
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

~ Mrs. T. p. LEsDERNIER j. about CIV
ing series of Readings from Shakspere, &c, IN
Philadelphia Hex Readings have been enjoyed and
warmly commended by hundreds In this CITY and
New England, and we trust VIII be equally accept
able in the Quaker Metropolis
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Conviction of McGIue for Murder-The >ha-
draCh Rescue Case-Democratic Convention
in Essex County.

BOSTON, FRIDAY, Oct. 81, 1871.
The jury last evening, IN the case Of James Nc
Glue. who has been under trial for the murder Of
Charles A. Johnson, on the high seas, returned a
verdict Of guilty. Mr. ChOa;eS argument for the
prisoner splendid effort. ana was listened TO
by crowded Courtroom including many ladies'.
Robert Morris. the colored lawyer was put on
trial this morning. IN the District Court for aiding
the ShadIach rescue. Judge Curtis refused mo-
ton of the defendants counsel to have the tined
IN the Circuit Court Morris Is defended by the Hon,
j. p Hale and K. II Dana, Jr., and for the Govern
ment there are District Attorney Lunt aud y. q.
Lord.
The Old Line Democrats III Essex County, held
Their Convention in salem yesterday They repudi-
ated the Coalition, aud nominated Delegates to the
Baltimore ConvenuOn--aso a Senatorial Ticket.
Dr. Lorne Of Chelsea, SOlier) gave otenSe to
he Convention by some remarks and was voted
"leave of absence" He consequently retired.
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SUPREME COURT. HENRY p.

~ HEDGES and others against THE TRUSTEES Of
the FREEHOLDERS and COMMONALTf ofthe Town
of East Hampton-To the Propnetors Of Mcntauk, and
those who to he SUCH and 10 adj others whom It mar
1t having been adudged At Special Term OF the
Supreme Court OF the State Of New-fork, aud circuit
Court held IN md for the County of SUFFOLK at INC Town II
Ryerhead the 9Th da Of Septenhe 1851 that the PLAN
ts IN this acton and those having title proprttos Of
Mon aux are seyeraly seized tenants common OF tie
lands VI MontauN mentioned the complaint including
the PondsFOr, Pond Great Pond Oyster Pond. and 9TH
Ponds within he limits aforesaid and entiued % the
thereof and true and lawful owners thereof
according theg several and respective proportions as
tenants simple, and that the defendants
are not entitled against the Will of the plaintiffs aud Others
tenants m the management OF me
sand lands thereof and the sad Cont having
then and there ordered that be referred t. The UNDER
sgne Referee TO ascertain VINO are seNefths ana re-
spectyey entitled propneiOss OF hontauA u the pe
fcal interest ~ the lands and premises and that he
give public all Of sand prOpne"r aod those who
clam be such show their respective n'sests before
hm hy such day and at such place within The County as he
BY advertisement should appoint L. JOHN ROLfE,the
Referee named the sand judgment do hereby give hoc9
all Qafles interested whom II mag concern Mal
have appointed TUESDAY the 23th day Of November,
1851 ~ ~ O'Clock the forenoon, at the house Oh Ihoas
Parsons IN the Town II Easthampon As the time ana
place when and where shah proceed the matters So 10
lerred to me Dated Oct 9Th, 1871 . ,,,. p, -,
oil lawiwS' JOHN +. kOLrf' heie'ce'
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IN THE SUPREME COURT of the

i State of New York Orlando Calf against Harvey
Atweii To the Defendant. HARVEY AfWhLL You
are hereby summoned and required the complaint
OF ORLAN CALF, the plaintiff IN this action, which
was filed IA the office Of she County Clerk Ut the County ~
Cayuga on the 18th day Of September 1851 and serve copy
OF your answe office, IN the village 81 weeds
port said County within twenty DAYS after the service Of
this summons on exclusive OF the day Of such service
and If YOU m 20 the said compliant within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff Will take judgment against you Tor
the SUN If eighty dollars and hfy nlne cents ana IN
teIest the 18th dag September 1881 besides
Dated October g. 1851 SOLOMON UlLESL.
oil Plaintiff 3 Atty MCedSpOft, N Y
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New-Hampshire Free Soil Convention.

BOSTON, Fnday, Dc. 81, IoJI.
The New Hampshire Free Soil Convention
met at Manchester yesterday ALoNzo SMITH
was chosen President with ten Vice-Presidents.
JoHN ATWOOD, OF NewBostOn, was nominated
candidate for Governor receiving l97 out OF 2l3
votes caste Hon. AMOS TUCK and Others al
dressed the Convention, denouncing the Fugitive
Slave Law &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

tg "HARPER's MAGAZINE" for Novem-
Der presents It's usual variety Of readable selections,
with Proean display Of editorial matter from the
"Monthly Record" to the 81 Editors Easy Char"
Every reader may find something adapted to his
taste IN its abundant contents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

SUPREME COURT.-in the mltter OF
~ the application ~ the Mayor. slderinea and Com
nonaliy of ihs Cut Of Nes YORK. relative 70 the OPEN
NE 4 FIFTY NINTH ST. firm Ic;h az u ne Qs'Gi
where sud sgh St niersec's the Shav and Broadway
The IND sred, Commissioners a Estimate and aSrss
re above sGted matter hereby give notice ma
WI meet az The ofre Of Bancroft Stevens No 10
All the CITY of New YORK. On Az the Ssh
das November. 1851 nj O'Clock m The afternoon "
the purpss of hraIng opposition lothe assessment made
b. the Comm person .rsdns " no fHal
ld-T Themselves agFsved b. such estimate an as>es
.n.ht-Daied Ne~ -Iurk Ocfober y. 1851
CHAR1E> : sE>ICDfT)
LAWRENCE ODEiL, Com - Iners.
HENRY BEEHNAN -
HENRY = DAVIES
rH- MA Attorney tlf A.a4I<sl
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SUPREME COTRT-In Equity.-Wl-

SUPREME COURT-ln Equity w u
- Ian l. King aud Wife sarah 4. t5ortoa ga "a ,
trs-p. for foreclcsure-ENEKSoN PIT n Az =. o.
fia CIV 4 Ne1-York pc. s0lrs ID ANIEL d / Con-
10. e q The defendants m thu, calse whose pi4cr "
Ir,.euct = ID san Fan the slsr 81 H. =
"a r-1 . pear m tbs caese ~ ne ny n - t.. =, ,
feed - h.i1-D1,sl Me- y ,sk. October Il I'D
a. isw5~o
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Scar .n'sse Pear,c from Boston !5r Albany with a
cafse' ~ sef before reported ashore Mann HIr
tor o ae.rav ,.o tai 70 wharf Ab,n, y
tn NJ pa ~rl- n ertfi iart P-.- s rlf
ttt har nt Monday, an the 1lllHce IS 't m aiter
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WI II VAN COLT Plaintiffs Ahofne'.
048 iaVtmS-

SUPREME COURT.-City and Couaty
~ 4 New YoIk-ASA HOLDEN, against NATHAN
TEL K POST Summons IN Nor, gage Cases 10 Main,
ana Post SIR. iOu hereby summoned and required
% auswe- the plant this acton which VIII De ned ia
office II Ci.fk Of SAID Court. IN the Cry Of New" orh
and serve copy If yOh me At my once, NO is
Wast IN said CIV within enty days after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such ,erce and u yon
fa u Iswer the complaint aforesaid, the niasfn VIII
suply - the Court for the relief demanded the COM
Uismt-Dated New York. Scot u. 1871
CLINTON HAklNG. plaintiffs Attorney.
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01

SANDUskY ONO, Th1rsdayl Oct 30 I'jI.
serious ARRAY occurred this afternoon about
O'Clock. al the Exchange Hotel, between Captain
AioIzo d. Ladd and T. Cook. After some high
Woros Cook went cat and procured knife and on
his return stabbed Lacd N the SIDE, below the ribs
70 Is thought the wound will prove mortal. Cook
has been committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

y "THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE
for November has several attractive original articles
including an account of the Rochester Far by Hor
ace Greeley, Recollections Of Cooper, by Dr. J. w
Francis, and poems by Stoddard. NJ. B. Field and
others The number winds up with literary gossip
faciia. and fashions, as usual. (StrngeT d Town
seldO
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT

CITY and Count Of New YorS-Jnnes Perkins against
Abraham Madan--To ABRAHAM MADAM LDefn
dani-ST You are hereby scmmoued u answer the conn
int m THIS acton which fled ~ the once OF the
CieTk Of the Cy and county u New iork at me cay
Hall IN IIt, the 7th day Of October, 1911 and
serve copy Of your az my once corner ~
Bow rry ard Thri-sts the CITY Ot New fof. "itnin
tys env DAYS after the hereof exclusive II the d
Of sueh service and you f b. answer the compliant As
aforesd the plaintiff al take Judgment Tor tue sum Il
>e,eHir ihIee dOars aud thirty four cents, WITH interest,"
from the fourteenth day ofAIay Thousand eight hun
dred auGfiy besides the costs Il ad action Dated Oct
Il. 1854 . . . . ,.r -, RI a., -