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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

BODY FouND.-The body of an unknown
nan was found At Hamburgh, about TWO miles north
Of atSkil on Tue sday OF last week, by Ny. Robert
Shafer. When found 1t had on a blue pilot cloth
rouncabout striped wOOen pantaloons, and heavy
shoes IIis tau was rather brown. and he wore
heavy red WLsAers 1t s supposed he may have been
drowned from a PoughAeepslo crafs At Athens, some
tine since. Inquiries may De made OF kooeft
Shaisor. Ca'shIll Post-Ofic
4 WoNDERFUL MEETISG.-On the 18th
uit there met at Boston ten sisters, whose un!ted
ages amount 10 -62 wears. Their mother hVed 70
near one hundred, and they are themselves nale'
straight and hearty. They belong to the od run
tauica. school. and were reared among 'he oaHo'
LIs II Cape Cod
IMMENSE PRODUoE.-A plot ol GROUND
feet hy s. n Exeter. H., yielded ttls sniiiieI
100 Is q Sqgashes. Hlch sold iof one CO osh PEI ~
An acre al ne same rate would yieid sl'"s< o.
Frpg II DAuARIscoTTA.-Ihe house OF
>, ~ - -. 80, the village Of Demsriscotia.
Nrre -crsly esirsyed ~ air On 'e 'r.ra
81 T,ur,f., at Loss s1ouI ssitO-n" insurance
Il P.i,ate ie,ter> iroa. different parts
., -, 81 - -..ee:.os.y .. D1T. joaisioa
prvsPeo.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
The Treatment of Catholic Soldiers.
10 fhf Edifors d The \. !. Ir5uHe
NEn.NnRk ThuredAY. Sent. I. lsj


NEn-YoRK, Thursday, Sept. i, isjl.
SIR: While sojcurnihg 4 few days IN
your city, I had heard many reports ol religious
rerSecution practlced Oh the Catholic soldiers al;
For, Wood Scarcely credting these reports, !
paSsed over 10 tbe or 70 examine for myself. and
there learned from the Catholic soldiers them
selves the truth Of the reports, and other details
that would be sufficient 20 produce IN excitement
throughout the length and breadth Of the land II m
fcted on any other denomination OF christians Ddi
Catholics
Iwould 20 into the detail Of these prosecutions
but that md they have Ueen for some time before
the public through The Catholic press OF your tuy'
and tCrefOrc presume they cannot De entIrely uh
Erown Il j. sufficient for the purpose 10 state the
fact that tie Catholic soldiers are. ald nave Oeeb'
subjected 10 The most cruel mode oil persecution On
account ii Their faith - every means lhil afOltti!
pOWer can invent. They have DeeA maze 70 >tdlui
On the sabbath, on the ramparts uncer lhe burning
rays o. a scorchlng sun, for refusing - JON N 'ne
Episcopal service, while Their more fortunate anu
more favored companions were SIZING 81 theii case
under TIE shelter OF the- church, ate h1lng 10 lell
religious duties Some o. these poor dihoAcs were
put INTO the stocks for tie same fault, under tue pea
of INSTRUMENTATION and poor Ooy slOjecJed 70
starvation for weeks for similar pfeien!eu oIense
When heard these things, asked II we pres .,
New-l Ork had noticed ,hcm / vas tod they had
uO Now >lr. why Is this l. IL possible tAal Iheie
cannot be found honest, independent man diiolS
Constitution. and openly denounce fagr4nt VIOLA
ton of both cannot believe II and Il Is for nus
purpose have taken the liberty to trouble you with
this communication, lest your attention may Ao'
have been especially called TO the SUBJECT
| need not remind you Of the importance Oh Inc
principle iny Owed u this persecution as forming an
example and precedent - follow IL tle garrsohs
throughout the mon and the consequence 10 the
Catholic soldier Who offers his life on the altar OF his
adopted country.
Where Is the Catholic. who, seeing such ntoer-
ance such persecution practced iow ard the sodiers
OF hls faith would be found II the ranks OF the army
But more let me ask YOU, where IS the rlght'
the law. the power. for such intolerance Is
the Constitution a dead letter IN It's most sacred
provisions Can the bigotY OF any man In power
irample upon the rights OF those under HIM IN deh-
ance of al law, ana care TO practice with mpunl'y,
IN this free Government. al intolerance not even
recognized IN Protestant England Are these things
done IN the United States within hail Of the great
metropolis Of the country and not one man found OF
the Protestant press TO raise hls voice against II
Yours, respectfully. 'Arok
We give the foregoing communication
place In order that It's statements may De dis
proved. or the wrongs it complains OF. ended. II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
from Vashington-Treasury Instructions a.
10 Goods shipped for Ports via Tchuantepec.
Panama. Ac.-Icherson Davis for Governor
OF Mississippi. Ac.
MANNINGrnN. Mecr

WA>HiNGroN. Wednesday, Oct /. 1851
4 Treasury circular IS published prescribing regu
latonS respecting soods Transported from any port m
,he United states 70 another, via Tehuanepec. Pan
anna OF Nicaragua. The drawback on warehouse
goOos under eOnd transported by these routes Will
not be enited to The privileges OF the drawback and
housing acts. Parties Shipping goods by these routes
10 give = hours NOTICE & the Collectors.
$1,000 were received dunug September toward The
Washington Monument fund.
Jefferson DAVIS accepts the Secession nomination
for Governor OF Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
By Telegraph to the New-york Tribune.
The Trial of Williams for Treason" Hesig-
nation OF Judge Parsons.
PHiLADstFuIA, Wednesday' uct. J.

PHiLADsl.HIA, "wednesday, Oct. !, l>5i.
:ur,he- heariu- was had. this moraing. before
Commissioner lngraham. N tlc case OF Samuel WI
liams. colorcd, charged With treason m giving IN
formation to parties u Chrlstiana o: tao movements
OF Juiied States officers and advising resistance.
Williams Is MethooIst ana Local Preacher, be-
longing 10 tklS city
hon. Arson V. Parsons, Judge OF tie Court ci
Common Pleas, resigned ,h,s morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Sailing Of the Europa-Aiurier on the High
>ea>-Ihc Accident TO Sr. Rowe. the Bro
BosroN. WedResday Oc, l. 1851

BosrON, "Wednesday. 0c' 7, 1851.
The X. VI steamship Europa sailed at noon to-
day with g. passengers Tor Liverpool and Is for Hall
fax. She took only $500 IN American gold, with
El00tO sterling 10 pay tke troops al Halifax.
Tho bark Lewis arrived al Salem Yesterday from
Zanzibar, having McGue, the second mate, IN irons.
charged with the wllfui murder Of Mr. Johnson. the
fr>t mate. h'le of the Coast ot Africa. The mur-
der was committed with knife OF deck There had
been . previous quaYrc! between the parties. John
son Dc loI ccd go Salem.
Mr. Rowe. the broker who was injured on Monday
night BY .a,nng IN Hodges Hotel, S,ili alive ou,
remains ms I-lhif.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

l.. |. RAmRCAD.-There was but one
train passed through the city on Tuesday The cars
now stop at the Bedford Station, the passengers be-
ing conveyed to and from the South Ferry Depot, by
omnibussos at the expense of the Company. 1t has
been stated en- reliable authority that the Company
will petition the Common Council at Is meeting on
Monday next, for permission to use dummy
within the city limits instead of horses rs prescribed
by the ordinance.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Return Of the Licnt. t:oycrnor of Nova SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, sept. 80, 1881.
The Canada landed Is passenger, al ms place.
among whom was Sir John Harvey The Lieut.. Gos-
ernor Of the Province who returns % ms duties with
lmnTnK ed hcalth.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

these things b. trpc. the officer guilty Of orie-
iug them. cc-eIses tac severe rcprehs nslOn 81
tis sufer,ors ond OF The public Il false tshoah
be made csicert, aud ihr sander conSigGed -
the contempt II merits
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
SINGULAR CAsE.-About the Ist of July


last SAYS Tn, Bridecport S'anford man named Mel
son Hoag taken suddenly Ill and died at ms re-
slCerce in South Dover, Dutchcss Co. Mr.. H. was
"A farmer ard had for some time employed Young
man named V m SomerS. a former resident, We be-
ncve OF Warren IN this state. Circumstances nad
led the friends Of the family 10 suspect an intimacy
fetWeeu tins Young man and the wife OF the De-
ceased This suspicion was strengthened by the
fact that he continued to reside IN the house a.
ter the death Of Mr. II II was accidentally ciscoy-
cred that Mrs. H.. about the time Of her hush and
lines had purchased arsenic at store IN The neigh
boIhood- saying that she wished II 10 destroy ra's
time afterward she incidentally rcmarkcila CONVEX
saton, that owing 10 the activity Of fayorlte cat,
her house had never been infested with such AM
mails The contradiction was noticed, and other sus-
ViCiOuS circumstances soon came 10 hight tFentudl-
v i was determined that the corpse Of Mr. II should
be disinterred for examination. Before this was
done Mrs II. made arrangements to dispose OF the
propetty in her and left the tOWnln haste,
50, ing that she gong TO the vicinity OF Bridge
pOIt She left South Dover alone. but II was ascer-
tanned that SOmerS took passage With her at one OF
tie stat Ons on the fousatOnic Road, and tltt the
two came 10 this city. The corpse when dlSnterred
gave some indications of the presence OF poison IN
the stomach, and thorough investigation an1 anal
ysis were then made under the direction OF the Coro-
Ier. he result left doubt that drSenc had been
administered or some WAY taken INTO the system \
Warfeut was issued, and Mrs. Hoag and SOmerS y ere
arrested al a house, which 1t seems she had hred,
some TWO miles from this city. Somcrs was pro0a-
hly arrested as an accessory. II Is proper TO add that
both parties II we are correctly informed, have here
tofOre borne good character, and that the facts OF
The case as stated far from being decisive as to
lLeir alleged crminah,y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
The Empire City and the Winfield scot at
Ac.I llrl..
NeW-Orlegns.

NEW-ORLN,N>, Tuesday. Sept 30, 1871.
The steamships Empire City and W Niuhed Scott,
from NeM-N OH, both arrived here today
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Conviction for Man.laughter.

BNTNoRE. wednesday Oct ], lsjI.
stewart. who Was arrested on The charge of muir
dtling Moody at ElIoit'S Mills has been convicted
OF tmSnslaugl1er.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
= OVER on rHs LoxG ISLAND RAIL-

RUx OyER oS The LoXG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD As tie t~o O'Clock tram was proceeding on
MouCsy uIon d e. lre near East Ne orS @ i4'0r
or amea Patrick Murray VINO had been employed
on the road ~ cmptCd 10 lumD OF one q the cars
tut missed tls footing snd fell before The wheel
The Tram passed over hun, causing instant death
CorCr er ht held an IlCucs, on his body YESTERDAY
WAS returned
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

ploy Of The Long Island Railroad Company, named
James Olesn, arr sfed by the Civ acshories.
arc tIed n the OF 500, TOR orvirg ste tm loco
motives through Atlan,ic-si. TIE execution q the
stIienCe u his case, wel as IA those whch we're
Brought up tie dsy previous. was suspended on coz
oluon Of the Company euaranylns - observe lhe
orlinfrc,s anc employ horses IN drawing taeir
trains th'cush the CITY instead OF ste IN. The pas
seniers Of the trains coming In were conSe luently
IaIcco ~ Ped ord ycsteidaY afternoon. anc viii
pIobstly teuceior;h, or ul,l other arr-ngeRsn;s
lrr T<T gCfCl.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
ARRFsr OF HUI THIEF-A man

named Gee Wilson. alias Williams. was on TUESDAY
morning caught IN the house No. Lamarlne-p.tce,
with several silver spoons slowed away IN the back
of ms coat lie had succeeded IN gaining admission
unobScryod, 20 The dining room when he stole the
spoons tut was caught while attempting 70 make of.
He was taken ho fore Justice McGraih and committed
4 g., 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

INQuEsr. Il Coroner Ball held an inquest
on Tuesday o.. the body Of the child which hai been
fCuna floating IN tho water ~ the foot OF Allnic-t
having q stone suspended around It's neck AMI IL
mouth stuffed with RAGS. These evidences OF us
having met a ent dclth caused searching inQni-
mes 10 be Instituted into the iier but 80 tar tney
have been frutloss The jury therefore. returned "a
verdict that tie deceased came to rs death by yio-
lonce. from he HANDS Of persons 90 the Jury un-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
UpoTON AOUFDUCT DEPART

~ NENT-TO CONTRA CTORs Sealed Pro2ossis
,raorsec PROPOSAL for building Sewer IN Grand q
vii be received lst the ONCE Of the c,s,en Aqaea%e% %
Deuartreut fRotunda Park until MONDAY: ths -
aaS of October 1851, at oclccs: tc build shWHk
win he nsoesssIy RECEIV ING BASINS and CVL-
yFRTs IN Grand Chr se and Hesterss beng "a iensA
st, 38fset The plan of the Sewer and sDscihest'ees
ot the baId.bx Of the same AID all other 70
;rsrt Clrrk al tbs Office New York. sept - is,i
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
orgIcr Or Tlr MraeANrnr MUTUAL Iss 90 !

OFFICE THE NERO ANTtfF MUTUAL lhs 90
No % " all-st New-Nosk, sept % l0l
NOTICE is hereby given, that tlf If
PR CENT Of the scip Of thus Company issued 10
the 3hday OF May 1850 viii be pad to the holders there
o o her legal repre- ,eotates aud after the sth dag
If November next and that interest thereon shall ceass
from that date CHAS NEwCOMB. Secretary.
I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
S1oop Sryr-Dminr the gale on Satur

SLoop sunk. .-Dming The yale on Satur-
cay night week the Sloop Ga lant, OF Athens liden
with brick. when opposite NeHburgh. shipped 50
much water that it was found impossible to prevent
her from sinking She was run IN toward the shore
and abandoned by her crew. After being abandoned
shosiruck against the railroad dock and sank IN
few minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

MONEY LOANED-in small or largo
IVa sums short periods, personal security Of oyesy
de.r rnpuon of property Address CAPITAL a. ,he onos
of ri, TyjtDus ~ 2InTurhxS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

FV- The Relief of Broadway is again en-
yagng the attention Of our numerous correspondents
We have no faith in Wrial bridges and elevated side
walks, and could not spare room to explain the mat
teY Il We had Therefore We are DUMB.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
REPORTS OF THE SEVERAL SUPEsNTEN-


REPORTS OF THE SEVERAL SUPERINTEN-
DENTS OF COMMON SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY OF
KINGs-We give the following totals from the re-
ports of the several SupennlendentS of Common
schools in the County Of Kings, for the year ending
July !, 1851
Amount of money received by districts thepreced-
ing wear as stated in reports of Trustees. For
teachers salaries, S3l0s6 As For libraries, Oo2 Is
Amount of public money received from ali sources
by town superntendents during the wear, reported,
$40 9j2 so.
The amount raised to pay exemptions on account
of INDECENT parents S',2e3.
Amount received on account Of co.ored children,
s. 500
AMOUNT raised by ratebils for teachers salaries,
How apportioned for the current year
For teachers salaries. S55,6i 1s.
For libraries. s.. .Os3 -
Teachers salaries besides public money, 81 S6i %.
Amount pad fer teaching colored children, besides
pubic money, 81 IL.
Number Of volumes IN district lbrareS, 21.lsO
Number of chllcren who have attended school less
than two months, $500 do. more than 40 and less
than four months 500 do. more than four and less
than SIX months. 3.4f3 do. more than SIX and less
than eight months. 3272 DO more than eight ana
less than ten months, 2,1Cs do. more than ten and
less than twelve months. 2.s12. Number who have
attended twelve months 3,515-
Number Of colored chllcTen taught. go.
Whole number OF children taught, 23.J93
Number OF times inspected Dy Town suPerlnten-
dents 33s
Number Of unincorporated select and private
schools 100 averag number attending such schools,
4.-qq
Number Of children in County over five and under
sixteen wears OF age. 20 9j5, number between the
aaes Of iour and tNcnty-one years. l5,651 OF which
there are males, females, and 9l9 colored
- Sales of Real Estate. Sept. 80, by
A. J. Bleecker
I lot cor. Gates and TompknS s23l
| lot on Gaies-av., ADJOINING lo9
. lots Oh do. 10 each Sl65-------- $50
| lot cor TompkinS-ay and MadISon-st.------- ltO
~, ~, - 10 adjoining p 100
. io.o, ~. do DO each sl60 800
/ !ot in the center of Gates. Tompkins and
Throop avs ard Monroe St.------------ Ioo
I let or Putnanl-av. between Bedford and Nos 80,
- '. 100
| lot ADJOINING ---- -ah
4 lots acionng each $ls5------------------- 'fV
| lot on MadisOn-av., between Bedford and Nos ,oo
. uans' is
~. a; ;Ni'-iae inns - s1s5 - 40
Tur Corporation rs. THE l.. |. RAIL
RcAp Con- Tuesday another Engineer. IN 'he eai-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

"a The Relief Of Broadway is again en-
gagng the attention OF our numerous correspondents.
We have no faith in Tria bridges and elevated side
walks and could hot spare room to explain the mat
ieY Il We had Therefore We are dumb.
IAU NCH.-On Monday Capes u Allison
of loboken launched a schooner of $50 tuns, owned
by Capt. Faulkinburg OF Jersey City, and intended
for the Virginia trade.
To Mrs Mowatt's enga cement at Bos-
ton was ended Tuesday evening She has been
highly successful
~ The kmckerbocker Bank, corner of
Eighth.av and Seventeen,h-st., commenced business
yesterday
F.. X. COLLINS AND FATHER Mathew
We noticed a few days since that h. Collins Esq,
had tendered a free passage 10 Father Mathew IN
one oihS magnificent steamers. The following cor
respontenoe passed between them on the occasion
OF ihis liberal and honorable offer
N /. AND LuYRpooL L :. VI. :. :. Co. Sc Wall-st
NEw-N oRK, Sept. 20, 1851.
pHAR SIR Bv order Of our Directors | tender
.Vuistn and your Secretaries passage IN either oil
sue sssmeiS 0t our line from Newly ora TO Liver
Pcl Shoulo II please you TO take passage Ia one
v. 'lem YOU Will please advise me AT your earliest
.oh'en'ence. that l may select such accommoda-
tor ~
a., WIN estreSpect, am, dear Sir. your very obe-
~isht servant, r. n. COLLINS.
kEV THuo. MATHEW.
newborn, saturday, Sept O., 1851.
pAk >ie Accept INV most grateful thanks ior
sVut Nt'y liberal offer. This unexpected compu-
neh' aids another 70 nv many Obligations 20 the
..eop'e oi America. l feel truly era'efu! tor the
.efins IN which your kind invitation has been con-
~ ." small ecgree enhances the value of this gene
fogs compliment.
Al. nave been home TO the shores of your Republic.
Sn.ousa a similar act of kindness on the part OF my
va VA Mc much valued friends, the heSsr>. Gilnneh,
Mhoiy placed al my disposal one oi those splen-
~ fdVAt'S, Which, rs class, form tnat extensive
an'ie marine v hose flag proudly floats from the
su' 80 Vt IndlNn seas In accep, ny your hlho
~sei, take my departure from your great and pros
tNtoSs couiiry N ore Of another class OF vessels,
~.len 'hoheh but recently entering new heid OF
,nfNvuVh, have already Won severely contested
.o"sopIs' aAd tie success OF which their spirited
tSeV'9t "!'h an ambition alike honorable 70 him.
a'a A1> country, seeks 10 render durable, by as
fasns soa supremacy IN speed and safety hiiherlo
otxmtd UnS,iainabe
. NSains, Gear Sir 10 extend my humble labors 10
~ cS'es' moment and anxious 20 add 10 the ranks
" iemptrance the thousands who are still daily
presenting themselves mus, postpone nv depart
s5o me 23th oi October, when Will be ready 10
betahiy w ~ "
have ths hruo, TO De- dear Sir your grateful and de-
"~i' TaAoSALD MArdAH.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
OFFICE NFw-YoRK AND FRIE RAILROAD CosPAsT,I
New York. Sept II, 1851

INTEREST NOTICE.-The Interest
Coupors falling due % the st Of October the City
Of Columbus per cent Bonds ISSUED 10 the Columbus and
Xeun Railroad Company Cty Of Cleveland per cent
nOnds ISSUED 10 Cleveland, Col ImbIs and Cincinnati Rail
road Company: Marion County and Shelby County Ohio
per cent Bonds issued 10 BeoOIaine and Indiana kai-
road ouuauy VIII be paid ard after that date at the
ofice Of WINSLOW, LAN1ER co,
81 w NO. % "ali-~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Run OvER.-A young man named MI.
Burns. while in the act of crossing Broadway, at
John.st on Tuesday afternoon, was Knocked down
by an omnibus, one wheel Of which passed over his
len arm, fracturing it IN a serious manner Burns
was picked M bv some citizens and conveyed to the
City Hospital lie resides at No. 476 PearlSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Opposition n NaicS.
There a3c s>o % be chosen IN each Ward 'ro 4SSeS-
S0rS ana fi9 CopstobleS IN the Pla'e OF those n)w
M Office
There aye also 10 be chosen m each Ward trp COM
niSaon,rg of Common Schools, f'r) Inspectors Of
Common Scs00iS, and Firc Trustees o. common
Schools but Is no party Importance attaches 10
these Offices we omit the names of The present
lnCumbCn,S.
There are also TO he chosen in each Election Dis
irct IA the CITY three Inspectors Qf Election,
to serve at the succeeding Election. Their
names are Of no political consequence.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
MARR,.Gr At THE CRY HALL.-A we'd

ding took place shortly before 10 O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning, in the room of the Clerk of the Board OF
Aldermen. A nr Joseph Hoeflng and Miss Fanny
koobe, both rom Hungary called at the once 10 De
united II we6iock Justice Bloakley happened to
he present and performed the ceremony, after which
the parties let, apparently well satisfied.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

NOTES of the UNION BANK, Dover.
lNBFIVIDERE BANK. SUSSEX BANK, and WAN
TAGE BANK ere bought a. usual AZ per cent discount
MORFOkD NEkMELYE,
> I've Under Merchants ENcLanse Bssk
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

about O'Clock lad II years Of age, named Patrck
McGucnv, Whie riding n avenue {. near run ST.
on a heavy tuck loaded with lumber, iell 70 'he
ground when some OF the rear ENDS OF the tlinOers
or plank struck him on the head racturng his sc1li
in Il serious manner. After beng attended BY Dr.
ChoesbIough. the injured boy was conveyed to the
Newly OTk Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

THE Corporation rs. THE l.. |. RAIL
ROAD Co.-On Tuesday another Eneineer' In 'he ea'-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

EDIToR TRIBUNE In an article which
apneared in your journal describing our Iron Bell
Tower IN Thuty-lhlTd-st., YOU mention THIS VIII
weigh nearly one buld7ed thousand t3S AS TINS eN-
traordinary weight is calculated to produce some
surprise with ncredulous persons, you Will obhse
US 6y giving the correct weight of the tower nclud
Ing stairs. raingS and ornaments at about % unS,
or nearly one hwidrcd thousand pounds.
BoGARDUS & HoPPfN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
GSO OOO TO LOAN for a term of

EDGEWORTH COMPANY.-At a
III sDecial Neeting Of the Stockholders Of the EDGE
worth Company held Sept H. INST was ysssa 20 a! an an
s,e,Cneut " two dollars each share pay aDie on ~
,e he ii Of next and that the transfer BOOKS os
closed from the 2h Of September % ne a o.
aIso tha the Jar value Of the stock be n1ed aa
go, dI.,s and ina. no further assessmsnt shall here
aitsi ailsd .o 81, t,'u 1''" ' NJ 8 PARKER. Clerk.