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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-17
The Seresaat-at-Arms to Mfr Sayddm.
IContidential.l
SENATE Rooms, CAPITOL


IConfdential.l
SENATE Rooms, CAPITOL,
ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1851.
s. A. SuypAM, ESQ.,,
Gear Sir.-I am glad to be able to say to you, that
have succeeded Ia getting Senator Robinson TO
postpone the introduction of his bill lin regard TO
which called on you last Saturday. for a few
days. You will see. at once, that such moves help
as other business continues to accumulate and, OF
course, puts this just far back. Every days de-
lay Is great gain. hope to stave oil action till it
is too late to get through the Assembly this ses-
sion, even if do not kin II here. have retained
two members, who are lawyers, fostensibly to de-
fend in su,,)who TO speak against il, hould it
come up in shape, and who are to assist me in ev-
cry way to kill it. have agreed to pay them 1876
each; and have also made an arrangement with the
first deputy taIr Mills) to assist for $3.50. other
expenses put down in gross a, 81 so more, maxi
$3.50 over and above what those interested in the
defeat may think should have for myself.
will keep you advised Of any new moves, and
assure YOU will kill the thing somewhere.
hope to hear soon from you all.
This is written to YOU in masonic confidence.
Yours truly, GEO. w. BULL.
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EM,aRANrs-About 100 wagons have crossed at ou
ferry during the pas, month. for Oregon and California
Chiefly for Oregon.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-17

DIED-In New York City, on the I'd instsd
erysepelas, Mrs MARY, Widow of the late W
F. sALTER, Esq., and mother OF Rev. VIM saiiefG
this city, aged So.
In this city on the 18th inst, MARY, daughter q
Samuel NJ, and Elizabeth Clendenin, aged syesfs.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-17

THE ELKcrroS-We hope to be able to publish The
figures next week between Mssso Woodward and Ben
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-17

For the last week the weather in this region has been
quite cool for the season,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-17

Confidence Restored.-The Davenport Gazette of
March Goth, says
ssWe would state for the benefit of those of our
Locofoco contemporaries who have so indefatira-
bly, sought to widen the breach between Jas. Harlan
and ourself, That after private correspondence,
in which mutual explanations were made, our con.
fdence in him as man of honesty is entirely re-
stored.' =
The cause Of the difficulty was simply this Har-
Ian refused to pay the editor for some work done in
ms once; whereupon Sanders denounced him as a
scouhdrel. Harlan has privately forked over the
dimes, thus sfddling himself into the editors arms
again. That's generous 10 say the least, and in
every way worthy of the distinguished author OF
.Lime and Charcoal Sketches" ssLiteral Extracts
from the archives Of the Na,lon,'' etc. Possibly
"them ar flashing sword and bristlin' cannon''
may have operated upon the EDITORS nervous SEN
sibilites. At all events, the ssglorious deed is
done;" but the valiant Son of Mars had to Clip the
pewter first, though.-Aliners Express.
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FANNY WRisHT.-Fuzgerald's City Items says;
We do not like TO say an unkind thing ola woman,
yet we cannot help thinking that Fanny Wright has
been, and is being, apy punished for her long and
unnatural warfare upon the best and hole inter
ests Of woman. Some fifteen years since, she en-
tered into sort of limited partnership with one of
Robert OWENS old New Harmony associates. and
has since been known as Fanny Wright Darius
mont. They lived together few months but wo-
men growold,ana these infide philosophers arevery
apt to live according to their liberalites; Madame
resided in Paris. Monsieur in Cincinnati: Madame
wanted more money than Monsieur would allow,
and she returned, and is now before the courts in
Ohio with plea tot eighty thousand words) for
property held by D. Arusmont which she SAYS is
hers. We know little of the merits of the case, but
if there is to be domestic unhappiness are con-
tent that she should be sufc rer, whose whole ca
reer has been warfare upon the institutions which
define the true position and guard the best
Of her sex. 1t is more than thirty years since Fam
ny Wright wrote her ssViews Of Society and man.
ners in American The brilliant woman who lee
tured to crowds in the old Park Theatre, against
decency, is old now, and atheist old woman, de
olate, is rather pitiful object.
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Jewels, SRieHr JEwELs.-Carpenter has Just
received another consignment Of Watches, Jewel.
ry, &c. See his advertisement.
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WAsHiNoroN, Iowa, April II, 1851.


Messrs Edwards and Broadwell,
Dear Sirs,-As an opportunity now presents for
sending you note by hand embrace il, tas the
mails in this country, like the signs fail always in
wet weather) to give YOU the result OF the election
in this, Washington county. Here is the vote OF
the county, given me by Mr. Terry Commits sion.
er's Clerk, entire, and considering the very small
vote polled Mr. W. has done well in this county and
has the satisfaction, at least, if not elected, Of
knowing that he has run into the ranks Of his op-
ponent ssmartly.,
Official
William G. Woodward, 2e4
Thomas H. Benton, Jr., lao
Woodward's maj. 1854
Scattering.
William J. Woodward, s.
Thomas H. Denton, 70
/ am informed that the high state of the waters
prevented large number Of the voters in the
country precincts from getting to the polls.
In one Township, understand, majority of the
voters were unable TO cross stream to the polls
they were principally wings, too.
Being but stranger here and sojourner for a fe
days only, know but little about this county, but
should think it one worthy the attention OF the
emigrants to Iowa the pre- sent spring.
There are certainly large bodies of the best land
IN the State here lying idle waiting only the plow-
share Of the husbandman to make it smile and bring
forth rich returns for labor. tbs better than the
golden sands of California! II is not so far from
market either assome of the counties that have out
stripped it in population and improvement.
This spring, however, bids fair to bring in quite
a large number Of good Industrious farmers who in
a few years will make her prairies to "bud and
blossom as the rose." But, more anon,
Yours truly, 1. C. A.
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EASTERN EACHANGE-For sale in su1s Y
Ia suit, by Iap16l W. F.C0oLBAUGHAe 70.
DIN nWx MixIEicIIRE

II EINSHEIArER CO.'S large and sPlcntid ~.
IL OF Clothing is of their own manufscture, -
will be warranted TO purchasers.
ORDERS.-We have a large stock OF m7ferfaiM
hands, at our house I'm Burlington, where ali Esr
ments Of all descriptions will be promptly manufsft
ture,l TO order and warranted to fiji. [apr is, ~.
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Che 6awk- Cue.
BURLINGTON,

BURLINGTON:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: II. ieSl.
@~N~.~~~~~~~~~
we Dollars PER Ansam ETin ADVANCE
ros rsRns IN psrAsL, sEx riRsr eAee.
~~~~~~~~y~~~ ~~~~1o~~~~"~~1oS~
H%wK-EYE DIRECTORY TO
aAivr LOUIS ADTERriSEMENTS
Dealer, IN Hardrare, Gallery, SC.
non.la,on, han CO.. -, Main street.
chi,d, Pratt 4 Co., tat Main street.
aemn,e. Bisssl AGO., Juniata Rolling Milll Levee.
lfavden 4 Wilson. saddlcry and Coach. II Main 1t.
MaeAia.sfs, SC.
a. c. Todd, Mills and Mill Furniture. at Main st.
avops 4 vandilburg. Wool Cardins Machines.
Cosmission and rorSardins.
ts>orse Partridge 4 Co., II Water street.
4. n. stone, 7s Levee.
ocost Brother, Locust street.
George Pegram Co., Levcc.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ifais, r..
Nanny 3 weld, i5s Main street.
oliver Bennett Co, ioi Main street.
David psarce 4 Co., iso Main street.
Pomeroy, Durkee 1 Co., Lac Main street.
william North, IS Main street.
Bakery.
II. Da,l, 6 Myrtle street.
Wasches, Je,re'ry, etc.
Edward Mead, 81 Main street.
WAiss Lead and ols.-R. c. Clark Co.
Groceries and Wooden Ware.
william Wightman, corner Commercial and Locust
Cio,Ains, SC.
Martin and Brother, lis Main street.
Household Farniiare Of all kinds.
eearritt and Mason, 60, Washington Avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
HNO COAL RS.-CORPORA-

4 TON NOrICE-Proposals viii be received by the
undersigned at the Controllers Oce. Hall Of Records
until the 9Th day Of August 1881 supplying One Thou
sand Tuns of ANTHRACITE COAL of the best quality,
for the several departments except the Alms
House each Of 1000 pounds and
IL be- of the following kinds 500 ns of Lehlgh Coal.
Egg SIZE SEQ tuns OF Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal Egg
Five hundred OF the same to be delivered oa or
hefote the first day o November neu ensuing. IN such
quantities and such OF the Police Offices Station Houses.
Public Offices and Fire Department Buildings M may bo
directed by the Superintendent a Repairs 10 Pubic Buld-
Ings and the remaining five hundred tuns az such times
subsequent to the st Of November newt n the places be-
fore mentioned drccied by the superintendent OF Ne
pairs and Public Buildings -
PAYMENT 10 be made the delivery of the Coal Ths
contract will be gwen 10 the persons VINO shai
offer execute the terms the most advantageous
to the Corpuaon They shall enter into bonds with sats-
factory securiy the performance therf under Tor
fen the amount O contract prices m case of
failure which bonds he executed within i've days al
ter the Proposals accepted. . -
The proposals be marked Proposals fof toal ana
will the aud place OF business ot thr nlust
The prurosals be- furnished IN sealed enveiop IN
dcrsed Proposals for Coal and directed 10 the subscriber,
AT hs Office the Hall Of Records IN or before 2ococs
y NJ OF TUESDAY the 3h day II August, 1891, a. which
time and place the estimates viii be publicly opened
The proposals by bidders must be made IN acconiance
with the PROVISIONS of ordinance OTganksg the Num-
cipal Government OF the CITY of Ne~-SOTA, passed
MAY 80 Si9 contained IN sections 40 TO 1oi, oo'h IN
elusive .
Proposals not made accordance with these directions
Will not he considered a,
The Corporation Any further information may be OBJ
tanned by calling at the Controllers Ohce New YORK,
July %, 1851. JOSEPH Il TArLoh
btA5 tontfouef
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
nACIFJC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-

pANY Only through lvle for California and oregon
,,n Conpsny steamers inspected and approved BY the
Esvy Department and carrying the United Stztes Ma VIE
smtpue 10 leave Panama and San Francisco ON the st and
xk day. Of each month unless detained by unavoidable ac
odents and VIII touch III Acapulco San Diego anu mos
TR, following steamships belonging TO the Pacific Nal
Ssaushlp Company, are IN tho Pacific one Of vscs
~lu be always IN port at each END OF me r"nte
Panama, es1 tuIs, Carolina 900 tum
California, l,oj0 tuns Columbus, eoc tuns
Tenuesses, |, 800 tuns lthmW;
NOrthemsr, ri 20e tunl; Unlcem, 600 tuns'
Columbia 900 tuns; Antelope;
Fremont, soc tuns
The Columbia viii ply between san fran
cisco and ports Oregon, awaiting at the former port the
Nuv Of the mails and passengers from Panama ana re-
tsuns without delay with the mails and passengers fer the
steamer fIo,s San Franeisco
regular hne fpropeors VIII be Kept ap for the irsns
,ston Of fegh, and transient passengers between pans
The well known steamship ssTan Sands of 500 taRs bc
Sea now under charter 10 the company and peculiarly
esmodloes IN her cabin arrangements VIII oe Aep' running
A. AN eItra family boat
One Of the above Will upths connection b.
tween Acapulco and the other Merean ports ,
The connection the Atlantic will be maintained by the
Gsoy,,s 4 Od4 tuns. Crescent City, ,5os tuns
Ohio q O00 tuns Cherokee, 900 tuns;
Gnn,Ts C,ty q ece tune Philadelphia, |, ,ooe tuns
Leaving NsS,Ycri for Chaus' on the nth and se'h a
The new steamship Edorsdo and the Falcon will form
direct line between New Orleans and Chasres leaving
such perods ~ will little detention ~ possible On
shs Iahmus and forming with the Pacific Steamships
Nhsurh line ~ and from NewOreaRs and Foru II hexlce
and o1E Psts
TSs az. for through tickets from Nsw-YorE to San Fran
snso has been reduced from ..
500 in State Rooms TO.
$3.50 IN Lower Cabin to- 80
ne rate from New York 10 Ohagrss will he al the loves
adopted by any safe sea steamer between those ports
Fer choice II berhs apy at the ofhcs 81 the Compsne
" and 81 South ct ut their Agency, III West-st
~ DAwu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
New York, July l3, 1851. WI7 IN
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

L.
l\-Trains leave NEW YORK as follows from pier foot
of Duane-s daily, SUNDAYS exceptedC
l-MORNlNG EXPRESS TRAIN al A. Nj Tor Dun
kirk stopping only al Sufers Chester, Mddletown Della
ware, Karowsburrh, Hancock; Deposit, Sus0lehanna'
Binghampton Owego Wa,erly Elmra, Corning, Hornels-
VILE and Olean Thus tram connects st DunklrA with
lme splendid Steamers of which leaves himedatay
ARRIVAL Of the for Cleveland direct, arriving IN
the kNpre Tram Cncmnatl. Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take this train, and
Geneva the and al Rochester and
Buffalo the same night.
q MAIL TRAIN at "a NJ, via Plermont stopping at
all the Stations and arriving at Elnlra at 8. + M Thn
tram remains Elmra all night aud proceeds next
ing al o'clock arriving at Dunkirk in the afternoon
WAY TRAIN. al 81 NJ via Piermeht Otlsvilie, and
all intermediate Stations. - -
WAY TRAIN AZ = NJ, VIA Jersey CITY, for Otlsviie
and ali intermediate Stations.
5 EVENING EMPRESS TRAIN at NJ, for Dun
kirk stopping a the Stations the day Express
Tram. teNcept Hancock
srs NIAGARA. KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE
one of which will leave Tor DETROIT direct, on the
arrival of the and connect at Detroit with the ~
press Trans the MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. Tor Chicago. Milwaukee, sc.
Passengers for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, taxing
thus Tram at Geneva next morning and at koches-
:er and Buffalo IN advance Of any other hne
TRAINS TO NEW-YoRK
! MORNING EMPRESS TRAIN, leaves DunkiTk st
eA Nj stopping the Stations gong west and
rivng IN New-York the same evening.
WAY TRAIN. leaves Ousvlle al ct A NJ stopping
Al all the Siatlcns, arriving IN New-York at 0ae.
Mali. TRAIN, leaves Dunklrk at 10 A stopping
al all the Stations and arrives IN Elmra at 81 = NJ
4 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at A NJ and ElIni-
"a at NJ sioplag al all the Stations and arrives m
5 EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dsnklrk ut
Nj. stopping al the same places a. g0is west and al
Goshen and arrives IN New York the next forenoon.
a,eP M for all Statious The Road. and FOR Rochester
and Buffalo CHARLES MINOr Superintendent. le Sf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
SUPREME CCURT-City and County

~ New York Jonathan Little. survivor 0t william
Blydenhurgh, Trustees, &c against Thomas tch Car
ohne Fitch George =. Holmes John ID Harris, George A.
White JOSIAH Jlmmerson Frederick Tyler and George
Tyler Summons for relief Com not served 10
THOMAS FITCH CAROLINE FITCH, FREDEktoh n
TYLER and GEORGE + TYLER You are HEREBY
summoned and required to answer the complaint IN thus
action which Will be filed the office Of the Clerk Of the
Cltv and County of wYoTk At the CITY Han OF siid
ctv and to serve copy of u the sad COM
plant on the subscribers, at their oihce, No % Fulton
treet New York within twenty DAYS after the seryie OF
tins summons you exclusive Of the day ot such service
and # YOU fa to answer the said complaint within the tame
aforesaid the plaintiff this acton Will apply 70 the Court
for the relei demanded IN The compunt Dated, New
York July q, 1851 WAkEMAN LAIIlNG,
Panth Attorneys
The complaint mentioned IN the above summons was hied
in the Cosht Clerks Office, NewYork, ON the 28ih day
of July, Poi Y2y lawo"lu'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
CHANGE of HOURS-Commencing

y,
ROADS-E1pess Trans leave Susierns, fOllsws
the ARRIVAL of the Ene trans Al scclock stopping
only Ranlseys HOhok Us Pateson. HuyeT's and Boll
ing Spring Ot O'Clock M stopping osly at Hohokus,
Paterson and Boiling Spring.
Leave New YORK al o'clock NJ stopping only al Pat
and Hohokus al O'Clock Y M. stopping only a;
PaSsaic Bridge. Paterson and Hohokus AZ O'Clock II.
stopping only al BOILING Spnng. Huyler's and Ramseys
The Express leave Msrketst station, Paterson
for NswYoTk at y A Nj. and 81 sad les PM ~ ON the
srva Of the from Suerns The up trans stop AZ
Bergen N signal
WAY TRAINS leave Sufesns' at Il p NJ and kew-Iort
G3PM
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson a, Z and III
oelock A III and a. O'Clock y N-Leave New-York al
9Slosk NJ aud and Of O'Clock NJ
soNDAlS-Leave Paterson al II o'clock A ~ ana ;
ccioeA M Leave Ne~-IoTk al 9 o'clock A. NJ. ands
o'clock PM myisr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

X
4 FALL RlVER-By he splendid aad superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE aud BAY STATE. oi great strength
sad speed particularly adapted % the n@ysatsa II Loug
Island Sound, running connection with the Fall River
sod Old Colony kallrual distance Of - nulss. Boston
only Leave pisr \ X near the Battery.
Ihs steamer EMPlkk STATE. Capt RrSytoa, on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SArURD AVS. at VI.
- he steamer BAY STATE, Capt Wm Brcwn, va Mon
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRID AVS. JPN
nss nns Is the only that direct for Newport
ihsse steamers fitted with ccumodioGs sate-rscms
~ even arangemeat Tor the secuniy anu comfort o JAS
enksfs who are attended by Tins route nights rest On
NAu And on aTrVal al Fall River prScod per Railroad.
AIhhs Boston tarN the following morning. remain
- war; settlac thelr breakfast. wished for until the
~hag of ths accommodation tram at Qnarter-past s
soek NJ, ~ach reaches Boston 1t quarter before 3
ee.ocA. A NJ
easysse- master Is attached 20 each steamer who
aid nckst the baggage and Accompanies the
Is destination
ahe a,es er passage and the prce Of state-rooms the
eA.e As by other lines
AAeAer connection with this line 10 and from
'y'Sence. daily. txcept Sundays
are rom New-IOrA through 20 Providence Fail Rlysr
~NeNPot, s., 10 New -Bsdford. fare s. O.
svSht 70 Boston Is taken the same rates as by the
esaar lines and fOrw aled with great expedition by
rsprsss fressht Tram. which leaves rs River every
i>Hhdays eNoePied) Al 0elocs fog Boston and
AN DsS'~a arriving At It's destination a; about II
uelsAt spply oA board OF al the once on Pier
:. $50 ovis Or eerths apply nosrd It Is des.r,d
slN rIsnsm mem Ahead, Application may De made 20
A'S'ALk BORDEN, Agents, y and II West S.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sew.

- III ERlFF - SABE.-by virtue OF sew
eral Warrants Of Attachment % directed aud de-
yered and by Order OF the Hon PANE one Of the Jus
tees Of Superior Court OF the CITY and County OF New
York will expose s sale al public yendue, on Wednes-
day the 9th day Of August newt, a 10 o'clock. NJ, AZ
the Aucilon-Store of Hamnl Nash. No $40 Broalwy
large and IT Dry Goods, consisting OF
Prints Lawns Shawls, Shirtngs, Sheeungs. Flsnnels
Hosiery Gloves Ribbons Laces &c, &c -Newf York, July
%. 1851 THOMAS CARNLEf, Sherin
i,xrs MoRRrs Denuty sheriff v29ts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT-

Y St Lawrence County-To LEONARD A AALDRICH,
defe ndant You are hereby sunmcned and required -
answer the complaint of John " Browning and John
Hull plaintiffs which filed IN the Office of the CLERK of
Lawrence day July 1891. aud
serve copv Of your me IN the Village Oi Og
denSburgh the County Of ST. Lawrence and State OF
New YORK within twenty days after the service n this
summon on Won exclusive Of the day OF and II
Won iail said complaint hereby required the
plaintiffs will take judgment against for eight hundred
hfy dollars and twenty cents with interest on sS9
C. from the 18th DAY II October 1880 and 90 SoIl = tru
the leh day II March 1884, besides costs of snt-Dated
Ogtenshurgh, June 18th, ,sol.
GEO MORRIS. Plaintiffs Attorney,
iy22 las6s Tus Ogdenshnrgh. y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
HUDSO RIVER RAILROAD

II u NEH-NOkk To ALBANY Ihp1, ana inter-
mediate places By Railroad and Steamboat.
TTo Dab Lsass fArosQh each test.
oG MONDAY, Jsb the road viii be opened for travel
On and after ths date the Trans run as follows, tSuA-
days excepted
LEAVE NKw YORK, GOING NORTH,
FROM office. near ChSmbefs-st
At AM. for POUGHkEEPSIE, stopping at all the
AtsAM fer ALBANY. stopping at Msnhattsnvine,
Yonkers Dobhs Ferry, Tarptown, Sing Sing, PeeksSill.
Garrsons Cold Spring Fishkill New hsnhnrsh Pough-
ING at intermediate places the nser where the trains
MI the passengers and land them In Albany At
A, isi pm. for PouGHKEEpSIE. tireish, train)
stopping al all way places
an,iue. One hundred and fuiy .second-St \ fonkers,
Hastings, Dohhss Ferry, Dearman rarrStown, Sing Sing,
and Milton HSs s Sns 'h 10"
At4p. Tor ALBANY, stopping al rarrtown, Sing
sns B"scchel PceSsAln, Garusons Cold Spring rishsli
New Hanhugh and 0eghAecQ and thence by steamer
10 Oskh,ll, and hy Rsroad 10 Ahanv, about lot
MN p Nj Tor TARRYTOwN only, stopping at all way
i XsP' NJ n for d PRkKSKIlL stopping a, all way sta.
hoks.
LEAVE roUeaXSsPSIE, GOING SOUTH,
As AN for NEW YORK stopping at Milton Ferry.
New -hsmburrh, Low p0n,, Fshkll, Cold Sprins Gar
rson Peesski. Boscoe. CroIon, sing Sing. TauytOwn.
pvaIman Dobbs Ferry Hastings Youkers, One Hundred
and Efy-second-st and Msnhsttauvile
Al AM for Freight aud Passengers 10 NEW-EOkk,
Stepping at all way stations signal
At ie3 A; NJ, Tor NEwYoRk, tor ga arrival of ooas
no~ Osssh bringing pSssengers fIom ALBANY; stopping
PeeksAln. Boscobel Sing Slus Tarytown. Dobtss Ferry
Ms fensc,s MrN,SS y, a, Nsw,Iork at |.
M p M, ior NETWORK. stopping at AL the way
Mslp Nj. for NEW YORK sor on arr.,.l OF boat from
ma Nsw-YOIk asp NJ
lkAVS FgEsskul yoR Ngw-YoRx
Al 81 4 NJ. stopping at all Way StAtioas on signal
IE.vs rARSyrowS ron Skw-Yors.
AtsseP. Nj ,s'opplag Al ali WAY Stations
Ssw-YCrk july T. 1851. islsa ss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
Two SARAH CORNwELL. WILLIAM

i A CORNwELL. GEokGE ~ ALLEN and EN-
lily hrs wife and others. Defendants You arr hsreoy
summoned 20 ans~ the complaint Of Juss \ Glover
and AchSa Ann his wife plaintiffs IN the Suprme Court
the State Of New York and 10 sc'ye copy your an
the subscriber Penn Van the County ot Yates
and State Of Newlork within twenty days afer the ser
of tins YOU exclusive OF the day OF seq
vice. and said Defendants a SAID complaint.
required the plaintiffs viii apply the Court
4 besides
The compliant this action Will be Med IN the once ~ the
Clerk of Yates County y-Dated June H. oi sad COM
plant filed IA SAID shce. June 70. 1881.
y22 tawowrus \ GLOVER Plnntlts Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
UHE PEOPLE of the State Of New, ',

THE PEOPLE of the State OF SeTo "
i Yors BY the grace of God free and sl.1RyEY ST.
~ r.r,ons interested IN the estate 0f HAh Se-
IOtfS late Of tie City of New Orleans. -" d erect
creditors nsr Of ~. SsSesy % ee sa required
NJ fIu ana e "a a apSar before Surrogate 4 tae
County Il = as h: One 6sis 81 II oees ne
,fgsot ~ the sccoun, prOossdn.ss "a LIT, of .ad
A. Admnis,rstrII Of the Eoods' 'N-''~
deceased 80 have cansed the zeal oi once Oi
In l'se-nt Sy,-o-rsfe % q. hereunto ahred -
~ao ~ p~isrd Esquire Surrscate ~ 'li si'I
Sauatv' at The CltF Il ~-fefS, lh. -. -, ,ol ~
,4 .ad ff fr-one. A BRADFORD, Surrogate
rs l-wi-Ig'