davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
PROCLAMATION.
Boston Fugitive Slave Affair Presidents
Proclamation.

Proclamation.
WAsHINGToN Tuesday afternoon.
February 18th, 1876
Whereas information has been received, that
sundry lawlesS persons, principally persons Of
color, combined and confederated together for the
purpose of opposing, by force, the execution Of
the laws of the United States did. at Boston,
Massachusetts, on the 18th of this month make a
violent assault on the Marshal or Deputy Marshals
Of the United States, for the District Of Massa-
chusetts in the Court House. and did outrage the
said officers, and did, by force rescue from their
custody person arrested as fugitive slave, and
then and there a prisoner, lawfully holden by the
said Marshal or Deputy Msrshals Of the United
States and other scandaous outrages did commit,
in violation of law-Now,
Therefore, to the end that the authority OF the
laws may be maintained, and those concerned in
violating them brought TO immediate and condlgn
punishment, | have issued this my proclamation,
calling on all well disposed citizens TO rally to the
support of the laws of their country, and requiring
ard commanding all officers, civil and military,
who shall be found within the vicinity OF this out
rage, to be aiding and assisting, by all means in
their power in quelling this and other such combi-
nations, and assisting the Marshal and his Depu-
ties in re capturing the aforementioned prisoners.
And do especially direct that prosecutions be
commenced against all persons who shall have
made themselves aiders or abettors in or to this
fagitious ofiense. And DO further command that
the District Attorney of the United States and all
other persons concerned in the administration or
execution of the laws of the United States, cause
the foregoing offenders and all such have aided,
abetted or assisted them, or shall be found to
have harbored or concealed such fugitive, contrary
to law, to be Immediately arrested, and proceeded
with according to law
Given under n hand ard the seal OF the United States
this 18Th day ofFebruary, 1851. ,.,,,,,,,,
DANIEL WEBSTER Secretary Of state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
Another Dispatch from KOssuth-The Hunga-
rians In Iowa.

Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1851.
Another dispatch has been received here to day
from friends of Kossuth in Constantinople, who re-
present that all hopes of his liberation without the
Intervention of the United States or England are
at an end. The dispatch comes through Gov.
Inlay, who has translated it into German and
transmitted it TO the Government He writes to
Mademoiselle Jagello that he is enjoying life and
getting along where he is very happy. He says:
1--WE are all peasants have peasants appettes,
and enjoy life accordingly" 1t is very cold, how
ever, be says-rery cold but they have managed
not to freeze to death. He writes loosely about
being United States Government ohcer-a Post
masteT-and is very grateful to the Government
for decentralization which has boon manifested
There was passage at arms" to-day between
Messrs. STANLY and lEGE Of the House, but un'
derstand that no serious consequences are likely
to resUlt-at least, that was the very general i'm
preston. 1t is doubtful if Mr. STANLY is not too
high.minded to accept a challenge. .
WOUTER Won TWILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
NEw-YORK LECIsLATuRE.
SENATE...ALpANy. "Wednesday, FEB. 1
nrnrrrnss

SENATE...ALRANy, Wednestsy, FEB 49,
PETITIONS.
For an Agricultural College and Experimental
Farm
BILLS RErORTED.
BY Mr.. WILLIAMS, to abolish capital punish
ment
BRIBERY Is ELECTIONS.
AIR. Mann introduced resolution 70 amend tue
constitution in relation to Bribery Ia Elections
a. follows
Laws may be passed excluding from the right Of sur
sge al persons who have been OF may DO convicted OF
oely % Larceny or any Infamous crime; and for depuy-
og any persOn who shall make become directly or ind
cty Interested IN any BET wager depending on the
a otany election from the right 10 vote al such election
a also seprvng any person Of the right TO or hold
ny Office or who shan Ia violation OF aw give paw or re-
eiye any promise Of any mcney property or vAu able
consideration with the intent 20 Influence tue vote Of any
sector 70 promote the election Of any candidate Dor
ucket, change or affect le result Of any election
Mr. Mann addressed the Senate Ia favor OF this
resolution, and it lies over.
RAILROADS.
The Bill IN relation to grant Of Public Lands
" the Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FERRIEs.-One of the advantages
Of Wismsburgh 10 the heslthlulness OF lis ferries par-
culAry the long Peck-shp 1t IL also desirable ey
should be quick ferries. When the Improvements Tor the
additional branch directly scross from South seyenhst TO
Grand and he placing Of the Peckp branch on s ne"
location on south side South seyenthIt shall have been
completed the average time Of the PeckslP route viii be
abou, minutes the Grand TO Grand Ave inmates auo
rom Grand 10 South Seventh three minutes 30 that there
need never be any delay The improvements will proba
ply be perfected by Isl May. The Commuters will have
ripht 10 4 q use Of each OF the ferries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
ASSEMBLY

PETITIONS Presented.
Three sgsinst the Death Penalty ten for the
Repeal OF the Free School Law; Of inhabitants
of Duchess County praying that Fugitives from
Service may be allowed trial by Jury; three to
make it penal oiiense to remove Fugitive Slaves
from this State; against Par Redemption; to
support Common Schools by direct tax.
REPORTS.
The New York Delegation reported bill amend
ing the act relative to collection Of taxes in the
City Of New.York.
Mr TOWNSEND presented report favorable to
the bill for the recharter of Sodus Canal Co.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Providing for the protection Of persons navigat-
ing the waters Of this State.
Ar. VARNUM called up his Compromise resolu-
ton.
Mr.. J. BENEDICT Of Oneida, occupied the atten-
ton Of the House in opposition to the Resolutions,
and defining his position and the position OF the
different parties up to the hour Of adjournment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

against any hardship that may be imposed This last pro-
vision is regarded az unjust oppressive and immoral BY
those who have given candid attention TO the natter be-
fno injustice done By the assessors, then the par
ty permitted could without perjury swear down the
The in fact that the assessors may
nici the shape ofan assessment actually uRasany pen
ally they please those who are delinquent In answering
10 their inquiries in the first instance 10000 unjust
mentor personal estate not possessed win require the
payment Of 81 COO or Of taxes which Is discretion
OF punishment committed rome but our highest tribunals
by The ststutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
~ telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.
p,s,,iye Slave Movements In Boston,

V,sftiye Slave Movements IN D"''
go, D.,pasah 70 The Tribune =,
sPeoo4 D'4 BosroN "Wednesday, Feb. 10.
..u.s scertained fact that more warrants
lave been issued for the arrest OF fugitive slaves
rhs coored citizens are aware OF this state OF
-. and it ia believed are thoroughly organized
and armed .I.... s,-r,sd
.ow military association is about being formed
-. 10 bs called the Liberty League. More tnan
,oo n the most influential and able bodied young
IN N the city are pledged to join 1t. Inc Asso-
CATION is opposed to the Fugitive slave L a" anu
the aegressions Of slave hunters.
sbsdrscb, the fugitive, is BY this time sa'e IN
Canada. He left this city by private conveyance
end reached the house Of an aooltlonls' In GER
,,in town in the western part OF MASSACHUSETTS,
=, Sunday morning. There he was welcomed
Tho Fill, vvere st breakfast. He was asked to
~.rtsLs and declined, saying his first duty was to
80, .bsnk. to God for his deliversnce from
.I.vsrv He knelt down and prayed most earn
s,tlv for continuance Of Gods mercies.
sbadrach is member Of the Methodist Church.
n, Sunday evening he attended an Anti'Slavery
-.aatng in female attire He remained unsus-
-.o,sd by the audience. His arrest and rescue
the SUBJECT el ulsCussioH " viz SP0~
Among the speakers were members Of the suhoK
Bar
He was very calm, and said that he had deter
mined 10 sacrifice bis life rather than to be taken
back into slavery. His right name is Sherwood
H.. senator In New-Jersey.
Special Dspatch 70 The Tribune.
TRENTON, Wednesday Feb. 49,
In Joint meeting of the Legislature to-day nine
ballots were had for Senator with no choice.
Mayhem, Wing, voted steadily for Dayton.
Geroe AID Bartly, two of the Democratic bolt
ers, went over to Stockton. This gave Stockton
80 votes, necessary to a choice 40.
They then rescinded the rule requiring ma
iority Of all the members to elect, and adjourned
ill o clock.
Chllian CcastiDg.Trndc-Th Boundary Com
mission.
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Feb 49,
The Gillian Minister gives notice that all for.
eep steamers are allowed the Coasting- Trade OF
Chill for five years The regular traders to her
ports are unlimited.
Letters for the Boundary Commission will be
forwarded if sent to the Home Department before
the first of March s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
Weather items.

- ''''' INV ~ WrnNEsDAYiEeb. l9-9 AM.
BuYFALo-We have pleasant ~ ning VIM ~ A'e''
Il. Bare. SO. -. Z. q,
RocnrsrsR-Fine, clear Spring-like morning wind 5
W Tbrr. 80. ,..
brightly Wind Ther. 5o. I'D. MI, OIL
CswTeo-Clcar, beauuiu morning wind s. Ihef' @'i'
barO 0uSt
SYNscUsE-PlessSnt Co hlil mornings very Gear anu
rolGCloUd visible, wind i,rl lf0n sle " Inuf' o. 90
tricA-A splendid morning; fas,eF caAsi WIN r.
Tier. 81, hsTO So oA
albany elesI sud besuulu mornings wind 5 Iaei'
ll balo % 50: mercury NJ baro o0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. .This Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. l67, PAL,
a. 2 253 26I I47 265 255 S. 275 277 30 2a 283 Part
I-Nos 80 2i 34 $50 So SEC Ss2, 4O8 49, 1885, 400,
492. 4s4, 496.F4ss, eco.
SUPERIOR Court. Mos. Sc, 1879, 46,
g. l57 1885, 100 l6 lb2 1871 l67 l63, ILL., ~ 49, rs,
l76 III 100 s. l23 ~ lil $50, 49, IS 2 Ia, H. T.
g. DO 49, So ST. 81 8. III, 10, l53, g. %, IS, i5 lb5,
lzs. l53, g. 1887. l47, 81, 81. le9
CIRCUIT Court mos. 43, 233, 800,
15s. 2n 2i2 50, 1876, lts 2i6 $50, Is. 40, 1911, 2i8
SUPREME COURT-General Term.-NO s.
/, Is, 30, 81, IS, 81, IS, S. So. 50, 60, 81.
L. 5. DIsTRICT COURT.-Same as yes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

pany coming up. Mr. BRAyDRETH adressed the
Senate in opposition to the Bill.
The President of the Senate decided that the
Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad bill required
two third vote.
Mr.. Cook appealed The appeal was argued,
and the question laid on the table.
Mr. BRANDRETH stated that o., OOO, 900 accumu-
lated Of deposits uncalled for every six years not
every year as reported yesterday. Adj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
tense Yesterday summed up To be eOnelud.i hi, ore
Court Of Common Pleas. ... "WEDNESDAY FEB. 49,


Before Judge IngrAhan
Mary ARn Clark, by John G0iitard, hcr
guardian, Wrs p Srifi and Henry = Bitt'P.-Nrs G.
general mortgage for o 10 NJ NTH Of the goods 81
ia ihe des being. the counsel said mat they elnged 20
his wife and con sequeny 10 him. The suck - hs
was taken while Mrs c il stated WA absent under
the mortgage sent to auction and portion ofh SD ou
he value Verict FOR anr assessing the vsla- the
property At $50 Of which 500 repevned, leaving VIA
interest, S2l4
Nm. CoHcr VS.. Norman 4. Freeman,
Lo-er.o Ventura Pairios Clifford and Edi,ayi o Baker
TO recover damages for alleged uesplss N entering me
house Of plaintiff without warrant or annprty al cock
and then searching the premises Plaintiff, who porter
in store in buong Broadway ant Duane sts ana
always maiutsined, IL was SAD, good character, wa.
charged with taking beasipin citnoni mayer rag ara
SO p money the property Of Mrs BsnOL IN build
ing he was taken before Justice Mountiord and the
complaint dismissed Notwithstanding which, 10 was
averred the proceecn ing complained Of took place. Porce
ssd 6 bonss reside ySbcb fhey retaraed next morning
&c although Mr. C averrrd, had previously shown
his innocence 70 be continued this forenoon
Cours of General Sessions =. "WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10
Before the Recorder and Aid. Franklin and DOOley.
Trial for False PretenSeS C0uiRUed.-
The trial 81 Henry p willard on an indictment charging
him with obtaining Soo0 by Ase Prelen'es nom Ihos j.
YESTERDAY ThOs j. Co emsn the hrst witness for the
prosecution resumed the stand and continued bis les
mony. He stated that he had Eno~n WllHds hsVins
business which be he witness transacted with hlm Aer
the small notes referred 10 yesterday mstured witness
called upon Willard IN reference 10 their payment Willard
told lin 10 20 10 Smith as the notes made by him.
and re tSniih) shared the plumber HI subsequently,
saw Smith who threatened him with cowhiing him, and
sid he would knock HE hea of n he dared 10 open his
mouth The witness cross examined al great LENGTH
ard the cross ex animation bad not coed when the case
Ths beinpp 10 excite considerable interest and
the Court room was pretty well hiled with spectators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
pepps,IvnnIn LegIsIature.

HARRISBURG, "Wednesday Feb H.
The business in the SENATE this morning is I'M
important. ...,n.,.,
lnthe HOUSE a remOnstrance was receivod from
the Milford and Matamoras hallroad against tue
nasssge ~ any act rehnQuishing to the New Hork
and Erie Railroad the annual payment oil SlOOOO
now required from the Company. A memorial
was received from the Councils OF Philadelphia
requesting that the Legislature pass laws requir
ing that ssltpeter be stored by ITSELF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
The Fugitive slave Case nj BOstOn-AnOther
Arrest.

Dos o., " ountsIbyf T VOs 10
Another negro, named James Scott, second
hand clothes dealer was arrested this morning on
= charge Of being engaged in the riot and rescue
of Saturday last. He was taken to the Court
House for examination.
The trial of Elizur Wright is still progressing
More evidence to the effect that Mr.. Wright called
out to the mob to come ill., has been offered. The
defense is now offering testimony TO show that up
10 the time OF his entering the Conrt House, two
hours after the slave was arrested, he was en-
gagged in private business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, FEB. IL.
Mr.. John Eckel, an eminent merchant OF this
city, died yesterday afternoon, aged 46 years
MIR. Eckel was much respected, and his compare
lively early death is much lamented by his large
circle of friends.
Steps will shortly be taken in this city to con-
tribute toward deserving object | refer to the
proposition recently made to present to Captain
West service Of plate as testimonial OF the
public admiration for his skill and care during the
recent eventful voyage of the steamship Atlantic.
| aoubt not that our citizens will subscribe iber
ally to this object
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

FURTHER SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION Re-
TURNs-We subjoin some additional delegates to
the State Convention, to define Carolina position
on the crisis Of 1852
Edgeseld District-James Jones' F. II Wardlaw. John
Lake NJ. L BonhaD, =. w Picksns R. B. Bouknigh,
GreesrIle Dfyiet has elected the following gentlemen
dele gales 10 the Convention B. f. Perry P T. Duncan
T. p Brockman " McBee and J. Senter, beating tho
cessiouis who however repudaed secession before the
electionl more than TWO 10 one. 49,
We learn aso that similar result has occurred In Able
The secession organs in the State to be ssoundei
the results generally says the Aagusta (Ga ChToHiie
and Sentiaa VI The 18Th and in none observe the
usual demonstrations Of yclors The election hss been
lhnly attended, that they tho hand wiring GA The
wa'"-ihe fact is just bursting upon their Intellectual
visions hat The soyereigns will not indorse the Treason
they contemplated.
In announcing the result in Charleston, the
Chronicle also says
There were not over one fourth Of he votes OF The city
poAec. Can il be possible that shower Of rain on Mon
day cooled he burning zeal Of the Dsun0nists as 10
section from which We have heard looks omnous WhaI
can be The matter "
The ridiculous course pursued by the Quatse'
buns and Commanders Of this State have at last
begun to react. The mysteries Of South Carolina
politics will soon be unrayeled and some good
may result from the deliberations Of the State
Convention, 90 be held next year 20 the Cypress
ed whites Of South Carolina, who are deprived Of
most Of the privileges enjoyed by Northern citi'
zens, the great majority OF them being ineligible
TO office having no voice in the choice OF the most
Of their public servants without the privilege o.
voting FOR Presidential Electors. We besPeak
the attention OF the State Convention "a it ever
assemblies to these grave matters, before South
Carolina Is resolred ont II me UaiOA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
Commercial Intelligence.


The market for Corn is pretty active, and con
siderable sales ofyeow have been made al oic and Whe
mNssi NJ C20oac The market Tor COrr0Nl very GVi
anc her. Is but limited business doing al III az for MD
cling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

GyUrEFnrcouEr vs zsrsr ohs Application ONE ssysr
oPEsIsG sns y AZ oss . psss place isO-s sfUYvEsAsr
faUARE TO ss-snssuth Wac olssd CITY hssss-cre-
Assssnsa ,sOvs sltt.e a.s
say appointed ~ n coars "a aot.
srserssn ofsa Aet Legislative. q rs fsops o. ne ssss
rstacs r,stus pAas 70 n. CITY Of ss- YosA
$40 Act pas..d Apr si5" psssa April 81 i'9i -
aSovs matter cots g s,.ss-st
uurnes q 'sch 20, as s-y n. q TIE co
sS.. TO- ssmsss or bsnss, so Al tie .s.s ss.l.
AZ o;s S.s t,~. seq s.S..s = 3. s.s.
Go, ID tts Ciiy and Cogns q Es-fc To- ns
-, - nah. ;hsr report . tie saprsas cOsr
hereafter ne ,sef s1e,ns sac
q: 'ss n; ns' a. a. X rssos . a. c
toe Of sls Txs ths C $50 Coa1 81 Nss tefA
sas 'ot Othss purpc.s r.sssa ss ~ - ~ =, 49,
proved uampFovsd sn3 Es ss tessey ts sS hsss e>
tsssss' are assst 1s'sey, Az who asy - stksss Ds
rs9es,et preset thsR o-crs 20 "rrg q psnns~
" Wan street Guy Tork w,ha v ssys noa ihs
tais Of tbs Notice Are that ths n5 anSc4t ~ hs
h0s (whh VII r.3ursa Cor he paoss q opsuns
hug cat AL boantsd rt tce~d "a &
.Sy sssatS ,s, &C Il. s,sis, "a. y 1 s1sass sSI o.
ss westerly &c. y rourth ssaas Asa s, A. ss 20, Ps'' y
tn uOShsy khsh .nS sh- ss~th-rs,
ts rsH AaS also al TIE Pss,
parcels Of lard oetns q. ..,ss 10. o. 80. q Ee~r .,..ss
sea. Ard a'o .. A' & ,s q 49,. a r a. = =
pses and also the O, sso-a ey u. ',, asnesf, SCI
so S4L sea- $40 asa S4eA sowsry And a.o, ahse' 's e
parcels o. aats founs 90 Il. vssry hs. or .a' Iss
PAGES. psrcss Of land foatEg he ssssf6 as ~ ss
s s'snas Sr s,ra. ana rsas street ssd ne sA
goronsss further give that thar report tie shove E<s
ssr vii b mad. and presented The suprsss coas sPs
T.n q Ii. 's Cont to . s. !, At We Cy Hal q q. Cay
"a. c0u1 o. TIA, s or ss's 'a.:''' As s0'a'' saa -
JAMES n PIsKNEr {con@ss'ooses-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
Cour,of General session. .wsOsEsOAY. Feb. 10
T,EGAI, NOTICES.


NOTICE uF sALERsor=the sufrcsas o. ihe County Of Nes
yrrk In ft rtf.r OF the rpn ct THDM IS tODOCk
AMI OIHF RS CREptTOgS of STEPHEN ANe e-ceas-d ~
the nor gs. sale ID the real estate OF sad te t IN
pa1aus n order Surrogate Of Us County Of NsF YORK
f.e ath cay of fe1rgAry SOL
urtersued ulfeh ds1t-rssist sshoier duly ap
pointed Surrogate cell the e estate OF al ssphn hsre
interstate punc AZ tte h-rhalfs ~
lok The seventh aY OF April - -
all that certain house ID pt oi land
smith " ard OF 80 ty OF New ork
beginning easery Tof anf Gc-ens e-fs
fs. ne theaoe westerly twenty feet one and hail
inches thence souther ar Greenwich street
forty one ces the place beginning e never"
les o. len certain mogag thereon made oy the SAT- Ste
phen Kane hems Shepherd Knapp % secure he a snt
Of the sum q SO Al an that other house asd
ming AZ point ea.isry re of Hudson 'trs't dtst hy 49,
nory from Jane and Hudson streets
running nohery tsen feet along the eissy e OF
Hudson esery ard parallel With southsfy ot
George scho ninety fact erce outhery Two eet teles
parallels ~ sail schot, ne twenty gh feet thence
soui e, aud para Hudson seti themes west
pa with sad schois and sixty two test 20 tbs pfe Of
neveithses the hen Of certain m'rsse
r'ad- Kane bis lifetime 20 the Gfsenw;h Sv
gs Bank secure the psym-nf Of the Of three thousand DOL
rs Ioge her Will an and singular te a'puf7h,e
lois Of laid belonging Dstsi New r. February lIh
1851 BAILEY uNbEhhlLL, ~ Mans-
" vrsvrrt Proctor Tor Creditors, IA Broadway lS ~
rs PURSUANCE Of an order Of Surrogate Of The coanv ei
iors Nolcs hereby g. al persons having cans
,,.,rst JOHN TONEELE lss OF tls C.5 ~ Ns~ fon, de-
esase3 o. present With The sOdchs tesoi 10 hsso
rs-s a. tie Office william K Thorn, No - Beeknan street "a
n. CT, Of YORK bsrs the twenty hfst day Of June
srt-nstsd Yors the evententh d. ~ Decsmee 100
FRIScis Z, PERoET' Er'eu'o''
diof,srTh GEORGE HALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

VIRGINIA.-Rev. JOHN EARLY Of Lynchburgh
is the Wing candidate for Congress in the Buck
ingham QVthD District, now represented by
Thos S. Bocock, OPP. Hon. THos d. AyERETT
Opp IS a candidate for reelection in the Hid
Halifax, District Hon. WIN /. GoGGlN (Whig
and Compromised opposes Hon. PAULUs POWELL
Opp aud ultra in the With (Orangel District.
Hon. JOHN NJ Boris is very likely to be the
Wing candidate in the With lRichmond City
District where Hon. JAMES A. seldom (Opp)
declines running again. In the XVIII (Wheeling)
District GEo. w. THOMPSON, who was beaten at
the last Special election, is again the Opposi-
ton candidate. We presume Col THos. S.
HAMMOND (Whig) will stand for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

r,t-t y r. Hs-l-, vs. Geo r. Drnsaorsb % eL-Pl'n-
90 80 directed 90 from tis father "a Ire ana ~ 9
r. m ne Rauousi 5snk OF Ireard on me M3nIea- -
Tor IS 10 directed f1r plalt1 Lo t1e h1ue -
Hsrrfrrtor ho opened The letter, % vas a-rsro,
iIersf,ie OF p'euut 70 whom % "a pay l1e % ,i1
ob.fred a creek iof Il The Union BANK ton y -
Co The agents Cf The Bank Of Neutral 10 MS ey' -
riauiH s usue 10 tsii. also on The check an 60
money fro.n The Uaion Bank. Harrington WHs 49,. -
~ nj : Cont FOR opening the let err hut gave stAN
an p!fr, iost The money. The present acuo. - \,
Tie a. ems or he Luounli who, n lhey Hs ~ s5-ots
nav ~ ro oubt CO lecIii from the Uniou 5anA q
spS nstutiors are liable N The event % 10 r.
-e9 fhs he orders Of his kind g-n-r ally 1fa tb
I.r6 beirr merely he rsn-rlssi01 OF moA7{ - ev
~ In th-f purpose g. neither drait nor - rot
,s-gs AID ID " 81 c0nteuded hat Aesrrs u - ,fia
1000 ri 80 a. make them hable-Neiule, fi Ten
g. IN Win iesvefo defs1d Janis 10 appeal 70 D71s'A
whhouigiging security
In the note case, Decker VS.. lHat9se'2s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN odug % ar, " all Psssos
~ haviag clams against THOMAS GOIS hats Of thu ciy q
deceased they required % sThef The SANE -
tho vouchers thereof hs sDbscnbs John W. a. a No ~
in tue City Of New York bsofe tbs tweatsh DAG
OF August ssrt Dated February IL 1851 -. . ...
iag6nThr JOHN w. COIN, Ada inSuAtof