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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

atTbe Baltimore Wing Convention
have nominated John II. d. La,robe,
Esq, rs Commissioner Of Public Works;
there is no doubt Of Mr.. Latrobe's cleo
ton. His opponent is a weak man, and
has no qualifications for the Office
whereas there is no man in the State
who is better qualified fer so important
trust than MIR. Lnirobe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

ttAmong the arrivals al the Bellevue
House, we notice our friend, Gen. Lee
le Combs, of Lexington, Kentucky.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

G, Hancock Fire Company, No Of
CharIcstown, Muss., will visit this place
OH the 10Th oil September.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

g-:NThere has been very dcs,ruc-
tie 6rc at Concord, n II ioss about
$50 no0.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

Hon Levi Woodbury. is reported TO
be seriou,ly III at hs homestead ~
Portsmouth, N II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

~ The Yankee Blade accounts for
the raciness Of the Boston Post by the
fact that there is a spice factory over
the printing office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-04

10 The following Is tbs letter Of Vic
tor Hugo, on the subject of Slavery,
reply to which we published Thursday;
we should have published this letter at
the same time, butit was mislaid:-
MApAMR.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
NEM YOkh ana hhir. hAILNOAD-

lv WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Trans Leave New
Yorl As Nllows from the Pier ao ~ Duane-st DAILY
l. NAIL TRAIN At A. III, (Sundays eKceptedJ stop
piI 81 all the Stations. 10
esptdl ion CanaHcaigUa Roche 'ef and BufaO. Passeu
TIRE for the EInress Tram west arriving Buffalo at "
2. WAY TRAIN At ASP. ~. (Sindays ercspted) VIA
Pu,ror, for Sufelns ard mt rnerl ate sts-un
IyFNIEC EXPREsS TRAIN a z Vi for Dun
luk. Geneva Canundagua, Rochester aud Buffalo. TINS
train connects DunkTk with ifs class Steamers
nns direct 20 Cleveland sd also ts Dstot saylps I'M
uediaoly the arrival Of she tram and cOunecng at
Cleveland with the Cleveland Columbus and ca snsti
Psrosd and at Detroit with the Michigan Central Rail-
road r. ats also leave daily ARRIVAL OF this am, ior
Ere Sandusky, Toledo and Monroe Passengers by TINS
tan can remain Eaira till SIS auo proceed 70 &C.
rsvs or TO Canapdagua, Rochester auc Buffalo.
D. EMIGRANT TRAIN a. 8 NJ. tor DafSirk, taxing
for all The prsciDal cites and towns II the Vest
TRAINS TO NEW YORK.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Dunklfk ~ 7 - II stopping
nj al Stations west of EmiTs aud here With
tls yrurtss Train E OIU CEnauda1eUa 20 New York.
2 WAY TRAIN leaves Suiiefo ri y A ". via Pier
a MAI. TRAIN leaves ElIaira at AM, stopping at
All stsiOns aud arriving m New YO.k same evening.
4 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves DdnkIrk at
5 DAY EXPRESS TRhlN leaves CaAentagua al
PM Elmfa at - y NJ and Genera "a
q NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves DInsrS IT %
Pm and Canandaigus al 80 = M, taxing passengers
Nom The gh Flpress Train from Buffalo aai Rochester.
FRFIGHT TRAINS leave from per foot Of Duape-st >,
a,5P (Sunda excepted for al stations on the road
ard branches, and for al places wesi CHAS NlNOT,
MA Suparinteodent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE.
Hnrcer-Accidents-U. :. Senator from Mary
iant-sOe iallst Papers. sc.
Ceu.'goAdehes Of The n V Tnbuae
BALTIMORE Friday Nav 9e PM


On Wednesday night, sV0 rowiies, named
Dan llioA AID George Esacen, wca; on: to 81.
PaJls-si 10 have regular prize hsai, AMI Mr. Jas.
MctVvf IN. peace lce citizen Interfering, stopped
the brutal display. a &c vas -0ins aEly 10 gegsr,
q ToNcy, about - years oit Ealn,l Joshua Morgan,
stepped uenno nm ana ian diT--Anlfe Oi2de, hye
inches long. through RIs back, hear the shoulder
blaze, cniills an Gsly wound All pun ,luTins tue
luI- Morgan Vas arrested ans coIlu tie I, dlld No
Govern carried home an d sd ~ O'Clock t0dag.
4 small boy about - wears old. son Of
BIZ. shcer. Gay-st., while arng pistol OF on yes
teIoay, loa e. p % coi1rej Joy. g.h0 accidentally
expioosd load Of shot into Steers let side, causing
q dhngerols wound Another small son o. hrS
Kennedy, talveft-st., while with some BOYS yes
teIoay aac TOAD O. shot bred rOn pistol into MS
lace Dalit "0undms HIM ana putting oui one eye.
Its generally understood that the LOcss
Of Man nd purpose contsstlng the election Of
hon Ex-Governor iLOs G.. Prlti, United states Sea-
atoT Tor TINS State. Mr. Pratt vas elected AZ the
SESSION t"o .afs ago for the remainder % Hon K.
JonIsons term, and the SIX years term commencing
In last March. The LOcos contend that the Le,Sll-
ture had 10 Tirht - elect a Senator fl- the long
term NAL the Legislature which meets his winter
tand when IS Locp) mas that Leg. right Il IS sup
posed that another United states Senator gll be
elected aId stLt TO Washington, wben the whole
matter vii be brought up ana settled by that BODY
We have now two German Socialist
papers, Que called The Walker and the other The
True HGktr. They have obtained quite large cir
culaton among the German population, bur their
ultra radical Opinions very strongly condemned.
Gov. Kossuih viii be received here. on
his arrival. D. one of the largest and military
professions We have had IN Baltimore for many
years. Col. Kane. the Chief Marshal, and different
Committees, are blsIly engaged IL peTiecIing the
programme.
The Tri5unc'S reply to Bishop Hughes
attracted great attention in this ciSy and IN very
short time after the receipt OF the package Of th.t
issue bv MeSsrs. Burgess Taylor & Co.. the Agents
here, not a COPY was 10 be had
The Annual commencement of the Male
Central High school of Baltimore, took place Al
Front 81. Theaer Yesterday morning, IN the presence
Of an audience Of null three thousand persons. Gov
Low delivered Ia diplomas, and eloquent addresses
were made by Mayor Jerome aud ST. Wallis, Esq
IAgO.
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lstelec ~, rcFsi md soC,4' Ycslemcg, a = tAs
hs,'cf knowledge iaflses e5Sa - the hlnolest
TaLk OF SocltfV.
Bat I-e speaker hsd serevai Dco,osi,ioa - TO
ths M sns by which our community IS 10 Use that
Jay oe1eah ever spcclac p.aa or oatsrsEise for
paoilo improvement sound ard healthy moral
sentiment uusi afford The com nunlly pure moral
a.hospileIe 10 gise y visor AT life aa1 he altAy
Ei'Ntn Ane such .clrmeal must De fouad IN
ut Hu'h and Doctrines Of The i5ls. The speaker
We. = 'N WIN SeSoui plth'S AID elognenoe on
we ,''' aIi nc'es I'D i1flcacc OF The gospel
O. thfiSi Thai u teaches man % Fesucct himself
tcrcprciats The british pTo2an,i.es OF As de0TAyed
apptsieS ~ d above alt ~ teaches ain the worth
Gnd The power OF freedom. Drersfe man M thys,.
cal conditions rs You may cioihe aim IN rass and
Tut On bis hands the ansces % a slave and still
Ia o. consciousness OF his osn soal he = free and
10 power m heaven or es!;h caa bring down Ms mn.
ucftal Aspirations 20 t1c roafictle9 thai lie
slave az make his heart 10 Zee, taii the ends and
objects - his creation are las,ei oy shs bonds and
badges OF servi'lde.
The speaker then urcci the duty Of respec, TO
public virtue IN the early measures OF oar Munieipd
Government. TSemlS.ng that bic aud social cor
Tuptlon N cities not nc 'e.sary aalt OF cir
cumsialces but rs 'ar rs trey eyf they are CROWN
OF liberation on the part % those Nao lead the mn1s
Of these communities IN customs and moral senti-
meItS. la opposition 60 TIE supposed peculiar
vicke dne>s Of cities the speaker laced The lights
which go forth from these scats OF commerce and
aggregation Of people 70 bess the world. In fact,
Christian influences 90 ont from sur large cities as
The blood nom the heart. 70 sustain and ipvgorate
the religious interests Vi hc most remote hamles ~
the country.
To presume that the aggregation Of masses Of
population IN cities must necessarily engsnter cor
Tupon, is 10 condemn those social Interests OF our
nature that IN al ages have contributed 50 much 10
the elevation and refinement OF mankind.
Our new City Government should seek with
high and sterling purpose the suppression OF public
vice aud the elevation of tho community in virtue
ant purity. IL u rot the right OF the man In power
TO barter the public welfare for his personal aud POI
hhea interests. Ills trust IS for the present genera
hon and for those UNBORN, anu not a peTQuislte OF
personal ambition and private schemes. Let him
rule as he would wish 10 account Tor ms steward
ship.
II the principles taught in the Bible shall be re-
specied and hOnOreJ among our people aud by our
Municipal Government. and the light OF gospel
beney0ience shsii dictate our measures, then shall
our community. our city that {, be, arse m the
strength OF the God % jacob, and the mercies
will be Unnumbered which on m occasion like this
in future years will command our thanksgiving and
praise.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Day Goops CLERKS A ASSOCIATION. This
Association held It's first meeting m the room pro
vided for 1t IN the City Hall, on FRIDAY evening III
w b. Jones President, occupied the CHAIR. Reports
Of yariou, Committees were read from which " ap-
pears that active measures are beng taken % carry
Oui the purposes Of the AsSocltt \ course OF
lectures is contemplated during the winter, the OO-
ect OF which Is, among other things. the erpositlon
Oftbe evils incident 10 evening shopping win view
to the total dlscontnuance OF the practice dfaiI
of the Constitution, as amended, was read and
al0utfd These anne ndmenis comprehend Important
cha yes 10 the organlzaton, and Clerks OF all demon
nations may now enter the Association. which mas
Tor rs object the abrdgemento OF the hours OF bust
They Will thus De enabled 10 devote porttoh
of their time To recreation OF mental improvement
FiRE.-About o'clock On Frid ~ even
me ire brOse out 10 The house of George E.West,
No. Al sydney place, caused By snlIi BOY enter
ing the pantry with lighted candle The Ponce
and Fire Departments were promptly on the SPOT anu
succeeded IN extlngulshmg The flames before they
mad time 10 make much progress. The damage sus-
tanned amounts to about $3.50
PrRcLARy.-On Wednesday night or
early on Thursday morning. the coal once OF hr'
SpeIeer, AZ the conner OF Van Brunt ana iamiiton-
avs was fOTcbly entered and large ron SAFE tefe-
IN broken TO pieces and rs contents BOOKS ana pa
peys, scattered oyer the room Fortunately all the
cash had been removed the previous emng 50 that
the robbers beyond few cents, haa only Neh
trouble and danger tor then gam
SUICIDE "A few DAYS since 4 German
vile. J. /, committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor. lie fret attempted to Nh DIS VIE,
but she eluted hm 10y escaping out OF an upper
story window, and The unfortunate man then turned
the deadly INSTRUMENT against himself lie htd
been laboring under t0diy Innnnihcs "Mch IN
dueed meLla! alteration.
RED IIooK.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church mas appointed a Minister IN preach me Cos
pcl 10 the resIdents Of Red Hook Point. Chursh
has been oraanized and also a Sabbath school.
building will soon be commenced for their use, on
lard presented 10 the Society oy the Atlantic DOH
Company
IYQuEsT-An inquest was held by Jus
tice Hubbard, Of Grayesend, on Monday, on the
body of Michael Stewart found on the Coney Island
meadow near the " 0yerlope' The droA ned man
had been missing nearly week Verdict oil the
Jury" Accidentally drowned
RogBERY. Some time Thursday nlgh,
the sable Of Mr. Pearce, corner Of Hamilton.
az and Chnton-st, entered by burglars ana
ToDbed OF bride and saddle, and a bag marked
p. also two fox skln sleigh robes and variety OF
other ARTICLES.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THANKSGIVING This tlme-honOret testl-
val was noted on THURSDAY last, 10, only 'o' me
usual en- oyments Of the occasion but for an increased
attention TO the Religious exercises at the seve-
raj Churches Rev. Nh Mclean, Pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, IN association With Rev.
Nv Porter Pastor Of the Reformed Dutch Church,
hold service with their united Congregations at The
Reformed Dutch Church IN FourIhs' where, 70 q
crowded house Nr Mclean preached discourse in
eJia.e con sheraton OF the dutIes GesO.Tng on
out community IN assuming, under orr ne = muniei-
nal constitution, the position OF CITY Ihs DISCOURSE,
in rs topcs and adaptation - time ana crclfstAi
COS. NAV be REGARDED as one Of the mos! tappy ana
successful efforts IL It's depart Of 2uipa iAoors
Ia was animated with spirit fr2Igh! wish cope iva
burdened with responsibilities, wAle i ae-u =. = -
Temptation the fearful or glorious iniefest' d ~.
me Of our local Community. Is lesong ulu-y
Was the means BIZ which or young ci'y = % ~.
In answering this inquiry, n.siN,- ,s-.,',.-.s-
vas pad 20 the interests 81 e-l ~ ~ 80 80 -
burgn and distinct grounds we're iI1ri -. - a.
F1s| s-adsr0v 10 Be established among - a. sas
.rani f,untain or distributing reservoir U --On
go n. hos influence would Oe icy ~ I,-,-Na 's
chSrac,ey and improving the af'e o. l-s-t : -,
ar nube schools That sIou4l De IN .ciia..
uept or testimony to tis sal-e P-' :, ne .aroe
80 .,tainments BY our citizens "hA a. ~ snSS
i -. =, it.elf an efficient and pr-cucai ihetIs "
t.Ae =. 80 ounls In character, worn ana uselul,
- IA in giving - our young CITY .-a'-e az
chsr.ctsr that should Distinguish "S a. -. -.
49, 80, ,hi. Western Hemisphere tOf "hsIi oat
- colleges and seminarles OF learning are inf
va les of anoridge, Of Princeton, oil Ne@-haseh
- AndoyeT and places Otherwise ihcoAsiHeiaOeH
,ssorycsf and posltlon-ianllar as no1SeAolu "oius
,t,orohout our own borders and IN foreign lanes
" ,Jl,snsburRh mar not perhaps expect 10 We Win
rs imue,liate neighbors IN me number 81 Us Popa
,s,,ou ,is wealth It's costly public edifces and pm
Ta,s mansions but il may and It ought 10 DC as
rrrusked ~ is educational sacAiiies, ana 'of 'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
Csaai Nonrc5.

AT A SURkOGATE'S COURT, held
~ IN and for the Ccuntv Of Newly York, 1t ths surIo-
gates Once the Guy II New YORK an the scveniesna
the year thousand eight hnno'ed aud
fnycIe Present. Alex sldeT bradford surrogate. In
the matter of The TO mortgage lease OF sell the
real ate of ETea,rics phio. drceased ON ~ tdlg
aud filing The application Of ELlIAhETH mOLlIOH,
tie Adm alta ofIredellck MuhtOr, late of the CITY 81
New York, deceased for authority TO morigaee lease or
sell The the SAID deceased Tor thc payment on
hi debts II ordered that all persons Interested IL The
estate Ell The ssId kIedeuck MOltor decoased, aDpeaT
before the Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK, at his
Office in the Cry If New York, gu the thrteih day OF
December next 10 oc eek IN the forenoon ~ mat day,
then show cause why autnuuy snuu not ne
gytn the sad administrator 10 mpshse lease or sen
uch Of the tesl estate OF the SAID rtdeIch Mohoi
deceased AS shall be sufficient TO nav his deyts
JACOB RosENsTEiN Alto ney inf ne AShln aIi'
naa Avs A. W BRADFORD. SurIoea
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NIEW.YOkK SUPERIOR COURT.-

i FRANCES JANE TO "a NSEND aglinst William
q CONNER ana CAROLINE VI. CONNEh ms vie
In pursuance judgment Of The Superior court OF ne
Ciy OF New NOik, VII expose - sa" On tue "a ddy N
ID sember, 1851, ~ o'clock VI a, she htfchaas ~
CHANGE IN the Cry of NeW-Nors All i1ose IN te certain
los of Land s. ua.ed an the Mi Wa OF the vy Of Now
York and bonded aud dsched - follows th3t 10 say
besnnBg al point the westerly nc Of tht hAV us
TAFT twenty iect and two inches, sou hcs tF" Tie
south estoily Of 9Th 81 and 100 Oh dy, ahd ran
nms thence so4thci,g ,Fy line ~ the sad GA
av se,eht five Il and two inches 10 nee western "a
Inc psralle with tho slutheily hue sld t7h- orc
HUNDRED feet; the EoTthery On hue paTal ell VIII inc
westerly lire OF ad 9TH seventy hFe ieet anu tW9
inches thence eastry tine parallel Win sud south
srb lire of q one hundred feet Ia he place Of BEGIN
mig be- The SAID several dimensions less Dated
Nov g. 1891. THOMAS CAhNLtl, SPefnL
JANIS W. WHITE. EsQ Attorney for Plannh
nIO2avtd2ANIh
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A FuelrIyE SLAVE CASE IN ELMISA-
some kidnapping iarkies who have. been hanging
abomt town Tor a few days past, made splc silon on
saturday last for a warrant for iusllve s--ss "
Town bv some sort Of hocus pocus the irlehas ..
Tho IN 1itiye found out what was gong on so va.
when the hunters came after han, : wnefe &c Wa,
he wasn't there So may all fugitive Save cAseS
nc Hed ~ 70 F u, IElmirs Republican
SyRIoUs injury. On Thanksgiving morn
ing son Of Mr.. Cooper, al the corner on Al
ION ~ sbou, qnarter Of pound of gunPowder con
tanned III horn lfhh' " fi''e N'''' Nv
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CorrT CALrSpAR-Ths Day.-SuPE

CouEr CALENDAR-ThS Ddy.-SuPE-
RroR CouRr-Ncs. ,. t. 5, g. :, 10, II, 49, 10 ~; -
&C. g. Is, 20, IL IS 20 So ST. So S., 90 o. 100, W.
lei. lOj lee rs lis. 49, 1913, i2s All tne eAnSes
not disposed OF II November VIII be cailea ~ Dc
cember term, IN the order IN which they s'oo,'.
Coryoy PIr,s-Nos. 6j5. $40, 81, 9o3, lol!,
,0s9 lQ3- 1913 lGi7, l077 li27, llil. llis' iiSi'
lisa Part mos 76i, 80. 500, so. o. ss-' ''''
a56, lc32. 1850, 1850, 1000, lV6i loCe 10 l. ~
CrRcrIr CouRT-Nos. 5ss, o2o, e2S' o2i' - ~
Is SIS. $50, $40, s4l. $40, si4, SIS, So
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN and ny certan linden
Of Mortgage lealmg date the sS day OF May M Tie
tween SAMUEL tLOND and ELIZABETH has wife, IF
the CIV OF BROOKLYN and (0un'y Of KINGS state ot New
NOfk, Of the first part and SEABU1N klSSAM II the
sad City County and S0, 81 the second pi Tor le Oct
part the Ci thousand AMI ioi hnadled dollars
Wnh interest. according % the condlon Of his CERTAIN
boYdr oblgotof bearing date wiki sa mortgage tho
sac parties Of the inst pau did grant bare2A, sell alien,
nfirm unto the SAID party OF tue sec
crd part all those certon lo' peceS and parcels OF
LAND ymg and beng the \NllLh Nad OF tne
Cry Of New-YOrk the souheTy side IF 96th s. and
between fi0h and SNth. avs IN sad CHy lhe one
eoumsacitg hundred and MY feet eastcfiy if'n
Iellel with sad Sixth nnety-osht feet aud n'ue
inches; thence CaStey and pa al wih Sa'd 80 u =,
twenty i've feet sthenco northory nntS-tiSt laet @ud
inches % fhlit sixth st. aud thc westerly ascas
beme known as Lot Ne 81 % aCcIinn 81 !e2erE ne
longing 10 the Corporation NJ New-N - "a 1915 19d
also that ether lot piece ana parcel n a. .n saae s,Io
street and commencing two hundred feet eaSefy
fOm sad Sixth avenue and running thence westerly anu
paelcl with SN'h-ayenuc ninety eiret icrt ana nine
inches thence eaStcfA and parni4"l IN th'N SINUS
,ny i've feet the hOitheriy and Yala NNn Stin-
avenue Mn ets- eieh and inches 10 InTt''Slth-
ST thence ses'e,ly along Thirty y twenty hNeftct
map which said mortgage was duly recorded IA ne once
Of the RegiSier OF the Ciy and COuuN II Newly ON IN
Lser Se2 II Mortgages pase 81 on Tho 18Th day o MAY
lS And whereas default hos made ia TIE payment
Of sad pYncual sum and the accgulng thereon.
and the fourteen lndrci AMI toiy onc doi@ M
sN five cents Is claimed TO be dae thereon AZ me uue u
the nf publication THIS notice and uO rCeedn or SUI.
., law having been instituted 10 the SAID am lnt
any the e1f now therefore noce - ne coy SNeh
ehN D Nmtue VI the power OF safe m the sid mdente ~
nK~ contained aAd Ia pursuance ii the ssat1'e N sG'
ssVid az pGoc auC 0u the Office Of Cole Chiffon NJ
val :. "a the Cts and County 81 New 1"ik, on 1ss-
zoe is,a day u JAnua, neX 2I a 4, s,s "a tAe
's,eh'0h 81 that day SEABURN NISSAN, M1f.tsse,
"a. IN. is
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Goal.

COAL. 81 50 for large Red Ash Not
~ Coal very superior quality. al other sIzes Of Red
ana " hI,e ash G. al very Tow f'r cash. a.
GEORGE SPARKS,
6l I'M, Nos sO5 and 20f FIuuklIa-S
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Sorroeste the County Of Nev-York notice - here,
even 90 ali perscas having ella against JAMES
hAfLck, laic 81 the Cry OF New York. deceased. -
The same with vouchers thereof the subs pers
1he iesd, nee q DANIEL kAlLOR. No 1872 Men
sos-st IN the City Of Nev.NOik on 0r bofoye the %
cay Of June ne,t-Dat.d New York. the 2s'h day Of
November 1851. FILA KtAI.OR. AiainssrStru
-, ROBERT H. JOHNS TON - l.. =
ciiswtnMs u AEIFi, kAYLCp Auhi-.sussofs.
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stsamboats ano Rdilrqa0s.

EsOR SHREW SbURY. LONG
n Branch. CCEAE HOUSE. PORT ASKING
SON, IyUnL5 a10 Brow 'e DOCKS 3iODLE-
Town. sISEL AND DOCKS snt Red BANK. High
iaId Dock and Ocean House when practicahie. fhs
an fpened Steamboat rHOh as HUNT. Capt. 4 X.
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- seu, Ro'et ". Ahora PhliIp g. Weaver AM lsfac
Tvs against Robert barkSS luaons iir "A nel aeA4hd
IN contract To ROBESr BANKS, dcfcnts n; You are
Leroy summoned aud required - answer Ire clnp.Nht
~ hs scH ~AiCn Gled TIE Office " ne ticr> 't
re NY and Couuiy Of New York at the 'y lsl IN the
VI! "f New Work the 22i cay OF May 1901, ano 70
stne COY Of ycU g. The slid compliant n ne
srseItess A. gheif Office No "a Wal 81 IN tne ~ ~
.Sestosk within twenty DAVIS after t0e scT',e Of M
seneas you. elc,ts Il the day oi Sa sc1vnt ana
~ yen ah 70 the said conlplan t WIN ihe t,e
sVies&d TIE plaintiffs IA this ian Will tAS juu-Nsns
%i yon iol TIE sum Of one Thousand aad NAe
olais and Fo!ty Cents with interest from Nc w lStn
ssl o ID, ce1 one thousand E!sh hundred anuf NV
sssSl IS IN Mach s. iS3l "a Sliy 81 from jSauAy ~
ss1i "a St67 % from Fchu1iy b. 1871, On Sf ~ aao
March 10 1851 on S2cT ~. sdes Vie MS o. tsis
stoa SHTIH 4 WOODWARD,
III hW60M fa,nufs' Aiiorneys
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