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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

So SAFE ebF yALg a BILE RED-
- FORD LAND.-On Thursday, the 18th day
Of May, win offer for sale the highest bidder,
on the premises, EJ0 ACRES OF LAND, lying
on both sides Of Ivy Creekn the county of Bedford.
OF this land, fifty Acres in woods ffty fertile
Greek bottom and ffts in a Of good improve
n,ent, being under a system Of Clover and
plaster. The Greek las been recently straighten-
ed by ditch % feet wide aud Of sufficient depth
carry OH all the This land adioilss the lands Of
John North J. II. " Inflow, aud Joha Bullock and
lies within seven miles Of Lynchburg, and mile
aad d half Of tho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
which is expected to be 10 operation in the course
Of the ensuing summer. Terms made known on
dav al saIr an 2S-tl5u1 JND. T. HAWKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

GALE oTVAF.JABLE3 NEGEgo oEs.
- by virtue OF decree OF the circuit court OF
Amherst, pronounced in the case Of James Watts
admir- q Willis NJ. Reynolds. &c, | shall on the
third Monday ia May ncxt. 81 Amherst courthouse
proceed to soil several ynluabe Slaves for c5sh.
GEO. d. DAVIS, Deputy
for L. Coleman, SA'G Of Amherst, and as such
Cun'i'r lar 2l-tl9ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
MATCHES, JEWELLERY, (sCED

MATCHES, JEW Ez.slS, SsSZE
w AND 81. U.FER.-JOlINP L. WRIGHT has
regularly employed in the back room of lis Book
Fine Jewclry and Fancy Goods and Watch Stcro,
good morkmon, for TIC purpose ei repairing
Watches, inending Jewcly, Silver Ware, Combs,
&c, and making Silver Sraens, Finger Rings, Sc.
All work entrusted to him viii be thankfully rccciy-
Cd and 'cdrraa'ea n Be demo ia hs besi mawEer or
NJ eharge made for H. mar 2I-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

4 Store a5ont 2000 bus. nice clean OATS which
he wishes 10 exchange for money in order to get
room for more. also he Is ready to help his friends
to &c, thrir goods home or produce market 50 a-
TO accommodate their customers and il they will
ccnsign them g him be vii DO sI III his power to
gct them of 50 "a make room for more
MARCH, TITS JAS 5. CBEN DSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

DAENES AND OELS-300 gallon. prime
s Liuzeod OIL; 1000 pounds Patent Fire and
y, ater-proui Point. Also, " 4ito Lead Spis. Tur-
pcntiuo, ,arIish Brushes, Putty, dry Paints, SC,
for sale W.
mar a0-ts JOHN II. SEAY Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

Nu n ~ a !. a. Va "A " 4 y a - As a /.
1v1 GEORGE FAGAN & BROTHER. Sc|,-
TORS. MarSe, S'rcc,. Lsaeibsrg, Fr.-Mouslc, Is,
Mantlcs, Tombs and Head Stones Table and Conn
Ter Tops, and House Work in general. executed in
all its branches in the hes; manner, for public and
private buildings. Terms moderate
Ian lG-fn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
CPRING AND sUMMEv TAsn.

CFHHNO AND - q VI " II e ASEE-
- lONS.--J. b. EDWARDS, Merchant Iei-
ior. a few doors above Mcem & G,sailin aud oppo-
site Samuel b. Thurman, returns thinks To his Gus
and the public generally for the liberal
couragcmcnl extended TO him for the pasf year,
and respectfully nsl a continuation Of the same lie
has large number Of FIRST rate worknien employ
3D. and being determined to turn out as good work
as can be done, le feels cundont of giving entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their pat
ronage.' lie would invite attention 10 Il stock
Of cloths, cassimercs, vestnEs and trimmings. id
in this spring with and for csh. which viii be
nude up on reasonable terms and very low for cash.
]. B. EDWARDS. Act,
an l0--wts for r. & Brad shaw.
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cGNL A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

821&2-iurcr and dealer IN IdTfiagcs, Bafoncfc5
Rockaseays, Bsgeics, Harness, s.e.-Squafc below
the Franklin Hotel, Main street. Lyachburg. Va
The sut,serbcr feels grateful for the very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced bu-
sincss and would say the public, that be is
in receipt ofa large assortment Of the abpye nrti-
cies, which viii bc sold as cheap the same quail
ity Of work can be bought elsewhere and brought
here. Come and judge for yourselves, charge
nothing for looking nad bat little If you buy.
The subscriber il practical Carriage-fnakcr, and
has had fifteen years experience in the business,and
dcvotcs the whole Of his time in making up, and
selecting work Of the best quality, and such as Is
best adapted to our roads and country.
The Harness department Is under the manage
rnent OF Mr. a. X. Jones, superior workman from
New York, whose work viii compare with any,
whether made here clscNherc.
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
Eul. ol=-E.n A lllIIRAN
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Pes.ooueyrscn.,
- SIZE on yAIyTaGLERED.

The above sale is postpoacd until Saturday the
31st day oi May next
an 9i-t3ffna G. T. WILLS Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

q FUa4D SeAESN Ee3S'E.--LOST ON
~ Sunday evcaias the 9th April, between my
Store and the itailroad Bridge thinkers on the Hil
tins side pf Black Warrr Cfcek, heavy GOLD
WATC Il ard Gold Fob Chain attached to II, with
yellow Stone in lie egd. A reward of Fifteen
Dollars wiz Ne given the finder hy delivering il to
de .nb.cfiscr. lanl1u-tsl BENZ. II. LEWIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

JOB PRINTING NEATLY DONE nERE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

g01I0 TRUNKS, TEsUNzs.--I
ITT--TJ have Just received a good supply Of
Si.---iEE ID hair. russell and sole leather Trunks,
Of all sizes and qualities.
nn Is Z. LOCKWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

A poetical clover" not long since, sent
the followingto to his lady-love:
TO SALLY ANN.
Soft is the down on the bntteriiy's wing.
Soft il the whisper that lovers speak
Soft is the light that noonbeams fling
But softer by far is my lady-loyes check.
SALLY'S REPLY.
Soft am taters all mashed up,
And mush am soft as soft can be-
But softer am that dirty pup
Vot writ that verse 10 me.
Gro it SARAH never mind yonr bonnet
Catae tor Couenaaters-Punch says
The Pope sends bull into Scotland
The Scotch send it back again, and in
form his Holiness that they have Knoa
Of their own.
There l. r7o4csty il rure desires after el
i---o eek aif-e,7.jou rau upvrT counterfeit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

nED EVElsSE&E E.-30 bsls. very sure-
~ riag Ola Hyc " A.s,ey. laajiae mad for sale by
M loss MCDANIEL & LEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

reach bin. and that the next breeze would wan
them tus) to other lands That ne wished her 10
forget him he mad long SINCE forgotten her, and
also teach her children, whom he once loved, 70
forget him forever that he had solemn pledge
10 PERFORM which must be performed at all hazards
The letter, though It cd not mention hls compan-
ion, spoke In the pluTal-irs and rs. Weneed NOT
say that this affection falls heavily upon the wle,
who has thus been deceived and in the midst OF
sck ness ana other troubles lei alone and destitute
with three small children depending upon her. TINS
can all be imagined.
Wilson is from IS to 80 years Of age, of ford coun.
tenance, light hair, of ordinary hight rather thick
set, with pleasant counienance, and decidedly
prepotsessiFg and geniemanly IN his appearance.
The girl alluded 10. Hannah Jane Tiion, IS about
20yesrs Of age, is quite small, perhaps weighing 100
pounds, with dark hair and black eyes, with an ex'
presslve cSuns nance, and has the initials of her
name in iEdeble INK upon one Of her arms
IL is thought tina, this Infamous pair are not yet
out OF the country, and we hope that our brethren
Of the press will take such notice of these facts as
may lead TO the detection OF the parties and at least
to the return of the property to the family of VIII
son. Manchester y. H Daily Mirror, Dec. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

MuRpFRoUs AFPRAY.-We learn from
The MatogOrda Trtne, that on Sunday, the I'd inst,
difficulty occurred between James y. Martin,
sheriff Of Colorado County, and Francis Wsidemani
gone with party TO Peyton's Creek, about twelve
miles from Matagordo, 70 brand cattle. dispute
about cattle claims, during which Martin se.
cused Wadernan Of cattle stealing, and maniieaeo
picked I'D q stick and advanced towards Martin, ana
demanded retraction OF the charge ne iattoI
refused scufhe ensued, and Wzidemxn ~
heard to fall. On examination IL was found ina, ne
had been wounded In the back Of the nexo Win
knife. which caused his death In few hours ne Is
spoken of as an industrious, respecsAose cu1en,
pai IN the amount OFFS 900, which he bad been IN
able to secure at last accounts
Boxroan, MAss.-The Congregational
Journal contains an interesting sketch OF the
history of this ancient town, from WHICH we
take me following paragraph:
III il sin gular fact, that no physician OF lawyer
ever settled In the town citizen ever asked for
a hcepse 10 sell ardent spirits no native oil the
town as ever sent 70 the State Prison no one VA
ever convicted Of an infamous crime. Such was the
unity Of sentiment In religion, that there never was
sny church but the Congregational and n ponics,
mat till within a few years, there was not mgie
voter who was not Wing, when At iass CoL rsar
body became the solitary Democrat IN ne Iowa ios
wears and even then his motives were suspected,
Tor he was accused Of the ambirson TO be the leader
Of has party
FnLueE.-We understand that the COM
mercial house OF Mixer & Pitman, Boston, who
have been extensively ngaged In the oil tyads sns
pended payment on Saturday, Dec. Q, for habam's'
70 heavy amount tNew-Bedioru he''
~ In Liverpool, n. s., ninety wives
were made widows, and one hundred sno $3.50 ~
three children were left fatherless, ~ sne s'~s
the grea; gale IN the Gulf Of st. lawrence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
u,UE PEOPLE ofthe STATE of NEW

Il YORK, by the grace Of God. free and independent
10 all ne, sons in the Estate Of WILLIAM ii.
IRELAND. late of the City OF New-York, deceased as
ing GU aud you hereby cited and required
personally 20 be and appear before our SurIosne 81 Ie
County al Nav York at his Office in the CITY or New
Work a the ninth day of March next, at eleven O'Clock IN
the forenoon Of day then and theie 10 he
sottlement OF the account OF proceedings OF William
Ireland Jr and George Ireland. Jr as Executors Of the
lasi viii and testament OF said deceased.
said Surrogate TO be hereunto affixed. witness;
f. 81 Alexander W Bradford, Surrogate OF our sald
County at the Cry OF New-fork, the 81 sAy oi
December in the year OF Lord one thousand elshi
hvndi ed and iiity one. A '" bhADt JIM.
IS d4w ooHOs-.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
SUPREME COURT.-Gertrude Decker

~ against Richard Jackson To RICHARD JACK
SON You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint tins action, which was filed IN the office
OF the Clerk Of the County OF Orange at Goshen Orange
County the 9th day OF September 8J and 10 serve
copy Of your to the said complaint on the subscTo-
ers at our office Newburgh, in the County OF Orange
within twenty days after the service OF this summons IN
you exclusive of the day of such service and II you fai
TO answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
inc plaintiff viii take judgment against you
for the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars with interest Rom
the fourteenth day of October thousand eight hun
dred and forty besides the cosso this
September 10th. 1851. FULLERTON SFOWLER
nli lnw6SsFr Plaintiffs Attorneys
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A Coop OEE.-The Waterfront Chrome

lie gives the following:
young arrested at Aztalan last spring for
burglary, and who has since been in the lookup
at Jefferson, took his trial during the ste term Of
couIt-Judge Howe presiding In consideration OF
the punishment he had already been subjected to-
and i, is no small punishment to spend i've or SIX
months IN such plscc-the fellow was discharged
As the verdict fell upon his ears, with heart aad
eyes oyesHowing with gratitude, he turned 70 the
Judge and Jury and remarked with all .encerity,
Gentlemen, hope may some day Be able 10 do
as good a turn for you ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the SUI
ro,a,. of the County of New.York notice is hereby
given 10 ali persons having claims against LEVI THOMAS
late of the City of NewHork, merchant decea scd TO pre-
ent the same with vouchers thereof TO the at
the Office Of Robert H. Coz, Ne Broadstrees, IN the CITY
OF New-Yor before the thirteenth day OF January
ssxt dated New-Yor the ninth day OF July, 1851
ROBERT II. G0Ef, Administrator
iv,i iswsnYs ELIZABETH THOMAS. AminHsraiyu
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

CLEVELAND, OHIo.-A letter from this
place describes the cold biting, business flourish
ing, the population increasing 10 per cent IN year
and yet pIosperng fuel cheap, food cheap, and work
plenty. Some small controversy between diyines,
and attempt to establish library, constitute the
literary progress Of the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
Alta SURROGATE'S COURT, held

IN in and for the County of Newly at the Surro-
gates Office, in the City OF New YORK on the hrst OF De-
81 sf IN, I ta
est ate of John Smith. deceased On reading and Ming
due proof service Of order heretofore issued IN TINS
matter on ANDREW LEARY, Executor of John q
Smith. deceased requiring him to appear IN tins Cou1 on
this day. show why he should not be required
mortgage lease sell the real estate of the said deceased
the payment Of hs debts and no cause having been
shown to the contrary ordered that all persons inter-
ested in the estate of the said John c. Smith deceased
pear before the Surrogate of tbs County of NewYork at
his Office in the City of NewYork the thirteenth day
of January next ten O'clock the forenoon OF that
dnv then and there to show why authority should
moi be gwen the said Executor to mortgage lease or
sell much Of the real estate of the said John e. Smith,
deceased, as shall be sufficient to pay his debts.
as iawIwFs A W BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouRT CALENDAR-This Day.-SupERioR
CorRr-Nos 10, u.s. So 49, 203, $50, PC, 264, 22l 40
us Ss5 $50 800 293 9Oo 800. 223, 1874 3Os 3O9 227
$40 3I 3l2, 3l3, 3l4 3l7, 3s $780, 32 to 327, 3a to
81
day. >,. an A, A,
&c, AZ, rs, so, 81, 80, 50, Sc, 81, IS, 81, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
yU,rLE PEOPLE of the STATE of

,enaent TO All persons interested IL the estate OF
GEORGE GARDNER, late OF the City Of New-lsTk'
Deceased as creditors legatees next OF Kin or
semi Yon and each Of you hereby cited and
required personally 10 be and appear before on, co.
New-York ON the sixth DAY OF January merit at ele' en-
O'Clock the forenoon OF that day then an there -
ne na the account Of proceedings Of Peter
y Pa,terss and Timothy brennan Executors Of the
laSt viii and testament Of SAID deceased
In testimony whereof have caused the seal o once 81
said Surrogate to be hereanto Affixed. witness,
H. s Alexander Bradford Surrogate OF our SAID county
al the Ctr OF New-Y0Tk, the ID day Of December,
IN the wear OF cor Lord oae thousand elsht hundred
and ffty-one. A W bkAOfOhD,
A,i,wIxF Surrogate
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS AND
~ SUPPLIES, December ?, 1851 TO BUILDERS
Sealed proposals will be received the office OF the Com
mss oner OF Repairs and Supplies. No. New City Hall
until nday, December IL, at u O'Clock NJ. al which
time they will be publicly opened for BUILDING 4
HOl Sc IN FORTY SEW ENTH-ST., near the Sth-av,
for the use Of Engine Company No l. Builders VIII es
innate for the mason and carpenters work separately
plan and specification Of the building required and all in
formation regard thereto be had the office of the
Superintendent OF Repairs to Public Buildings, No. 10
Ebzabeth-st Blank estimates can be had either office
NB-The Commsiorer reserves the night of re ecting
all or any Of the maes If deemed for the interest of
the Corporation. VIM ADAM.
Dc Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
The Indians Reproofo of Slaveholding Churches
IUH TUG T Itt FIeSUE Whit
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1851.

CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Nov 10, 1851.
Mr. EDITOR A few days since Rev.
Avian Goethe gray-headed and venerable minis
ter who lately separated from the rrumbull Pres
bytery Is. c. on account of its connection with
slaveholders-called at my house, and showed
rue the following letter. | thought it mig 1t
be interesting to YOUR readers As explain
atoTy Of the letter, | would state, on the
authority of Mr.. Coe, that number OF years since
q tribe OF the Wyandotte indians, residing at San
dusky, and with whom Mr. Coe had labored rs far
back as lso9 emigrated to Missouri, fer the purpose
OF making a settlement. While there, they formed
themselves into a Methodist Church. Al length,
through the influence of the example of the "pale
faced" Christians, of them were tempted To pur-
chase and hold slaves for their conveniencs. Many
OF the number had "hghF enough 10 see that the
practice glaringly inconsistent with the princi-
pies and spirit OF the Gospel of Christ. and after re-
monsIatng with their brethren or the subject and
finding their labOrs fruitless onehalf OF them seeded
from the other half believing 1t to be sinful to fel.
lowship such an outrageous practice. FhoSe who
seeded are yet living In Missouri, but are much
prosecuted for their principles sake. and tney
almost determined to remove to Canada, In order
that they may be unmolestei. The brother OF the
writer of this letter is an "eXhorter among them.
The writer himself Of their chiefs, and Is now
Shaving with of his connections and irlenfs IN
Canada think that when the very converted
heather are beginning to rebuke Christians for their
unhallowed alliances with shareholders, they ought
to regard it as coming from God If they have found
the hsht in Missouri, and have dared TO act In &C.
cordance with IT, though with much peril and cost
certainly Christians IN Ohio can't plead want OF
light as an excuse for their 6erehctOn. is Il true
that the Lord has hid these things from the 'c'se
and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes -
Nouys, &c L. II. NEvIs.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
~ the application of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City of NewYoIk, relative to the OPENING
aud EXTENSION Of WASHlNGTON-SIREEr from
lis presen termination at 0ansevoort- to Twelnhs In
the IXth Ward of said city. The subscribers, Comms-
soners OF Estimate and IN the above entitled
matter hereby give notice that they Will meet az the office
If willard Sweeny, No l6 Wast in the City OF New
York TUESDAY, the 23d day of December 1851, at
o'clock the afternoon for the purpose of hearing In
position TO the Esma and made by the Com
missoneTs the above entitled matter person or per-
sons who may consider themselves aggrIeved thereby
Dsted. New-Y York, December 10, 1851.
SANFORD l.. MACOMBER, J
JOSEPH SOUTHWORrH, : Commissioners.
HENRY ]. ALLEN. .
HENRY T.. DAVIES Attorney and Counsel. do td23
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DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and
~ SUPPLIES, December IL, TO BUILDERS
Sealed proposals will be received the Office of the nm
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies, No New City Hall.
until MONDAY, Dec %, at - o'clock NJ at which time
they WIN he publicly opened, for the ERECTION OF a
to be used as Market Police Station House, sc. Builders
plan and specfcaron OF the budns required. and all
information in regard thereto be had at the Office Of
the Superintendent of Repairs to Public Buildings No l9
Elizabeth Blank estimates be had At either ONCE
NB-The Commissioner reserves the night OF rejecting
all any of the estimates deemed for the Interest Of The
Corporation. VIM ADAMS,
All Com'r of Repairs and Supplies.
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:. CIVIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

-lcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
nH.vcE OF SAILING DAY-Only THROUGH
y GnACcxE FRANCISCO via CHAGaES DlRECI:
LEE INDUCED ON MONDAY. Dec. e. N
-yAtE ~ the splendid new dosble engine steamship
8sicSsn no $50 tuns bn den. H. Hartssen, y .
FL pvns,der, will sail at pfec,ely o'clock r from
x q Ssss .Srs "a.
ne Tor san Francisco, arrival OF the passengers
,spsrsna- s..., .nn,v a, he ofsce No 1T West
s"nyErsy ware st North RIVER;
a. Pills of ladIng signed at the Office on the morn
- AZ sailibg. w .-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-12
SUPREME COURT.-The New-York

SUPREME COURT.-The New Y ork
~ Life Insurance and Trust Company against Lemuel L.
Downs and hers-Summons You hereby SD nmoned
Is the complaint in this cause of which copy II
demanded, Will be served upon yon and serve copy OF
your answer on me- my Office No. 81 Wallst, IN the
City Of New-York within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the day of such service or wthin
twenty DAYS after service Of copy of said complaint If
such copy be demanded within twenty days after service
hereof and if you fail to answer the complain as afcre
said the plaintiffs Will apply to this Court for the reei
demanded in the complaint The COMPLAINTS filed in the
Office of the Clerk the County Of Orsans-DatedN New
York, December II, 1851.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, Jr,
Plaintiff q Attorney, No. SO Wall-st
To the defendants Robert Crossett Reuben Sques and
Polly his wife, and Oliver WestbroOk and Eliza his
wife die law6wF
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

~ SUPPLIES December 6, iS5l.-TO BUILDERS
Commissioner Of Repairs aud Supplies, No. New City
Hail. until Tuesday, December 10, at 70 o'clock NJ, at
which time they will be publicly opened for the erection
Of FIRE.AI ARM BELL TOWER near Jefferson Mar
Ret Estimates will be received separately for Wooden
ard also for Iron Tower. plan and specification OF
the work and all information regard thereto can be had
the Office If the Superintendent OF Repairs 10 Public
Buildings No 10 Elizsbeth-s Blank estimates can be
had at either Office. N. The Commissioner reserves
the right Of s any Of the estimates II deemed
for the interest Of the Corporation. WIN. ADAMS,
dc Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
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II EET IN MIN OF NEI NIItO "HI
~ SUPPLIES-December 6, i85i.-TO BUILDERS
Sealed Proposals will be received a. the office OF the Tom
missioner of Repairs and Supplies Ne New City Hall,
until Tuesday Dec l6 at II O'Clock NJ, at which time
they will be publ ely opened for the erection of BuiLp
avs 10 be used as Police Station house for the XXth
Police District Builders will estimate for he mason and
carpenter work separately plan and OF me
Building reoured and all information regard thereto
can be had at the Office of the Superintendent of Repairs
to Public Buildings No. 10 Elizabeth st. Blank estimates
can be had at either Office N B-The Commissioner re-
serves the right of Getting all any of the estimates.
deemed for the interest of the Corporation
WILLIAM ADAMS,
de- Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.