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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-24

In obedience TO the above decree, the under
signed commissioners appointed for that purpose,
will OH Friday, the 18th day of August next 1851,
highest bidder A VALUABLE FARM. belonging
to the estate ofthc late George Poage sr., dec d.
This farm has been for years the residence Of Capt
William Alen and is situated in the county Of Bot
tetourt, on James River, about twenty miles above
the town uf Buchanan. |, contains about Seven
~ Hundred Acres, al considered of the
*. very best quality; about three hundred acres
of which are cleared. the balance well timbcrcd.-
The cleared land is under good fence, and Is near
" all bottom ofthe first order, and in high state o
cultivation.
The improvements are toleFable DWELLING
HOUSE, good Basn aud Corn Crib, with other
necessary ouG-houses. Besides there is a hrst-rae
Blacksmith's Shop on one end Of the land with a
water connected with it.
There is fne Merchant MIL in the neighbor-
hood within two and half miles. and furnace and
boundary within four miles which afford fine
ket for the prodRcts ofthc farm.
II Is seldom property of such valne. and posses
sing many advantages is offered for sale, il Is
considered one of the very best farms all upper
James River, and located in OF the most desira
ble neighborhoods in Bottetourt county.
TERss Of sale made known in the annexed De
cree The Land will be shown 10 any one wishing
to purchase BY Mr. John Mccartney who lives OF
II, or by James b. hayser who lives adjoining it.
WM. p. TATE.
wM. D. KAYsER, O0A Rs
| ie a6-iI5A Tier. CIR.
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flN AT TIE SIGN oF s.lc Red Ta;ai,

fM AT TNE SES1N og the Red REsl,
S.A viii be found handsome assortment Of
Mcleskin Hats, diilercn, styles,
Silk various qualities and STYLES.
Black and drnb beavers, q :.
Slouches Mcxicans aud Hanover,
Panama, Guaquell, Rutland bruid, China
purl, Lcghorn and Straw,
Boys and infants fancy summer Hats,
In addition to which have a large and well as
sorted stock Of Ladies'. Misses and Infants Shoes,
Of various colors styles and qualities, besides an
assortment Of Gents Boots, Shoes and Caters.
Also lot Trunks and Umbrellas Of No. quality,
which will be sold low.
ap2l-is JACOB RUMBOUGH
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nISSOLUTlON.- .--The partnership here
- tofore existing between D. A. WILSON. JR
and JAS. MCDONALD, in the practice of Law, has
boon dissolved 10 Consequence ofthc hitter scbanee
of profession, The business Of the firm will receive
the attention Of Alcssrs. Booker & Wilson.
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YOUNGER

D EMOvAI.--JoHNSON, YOUNGER &
IN SMITH. hare removed to Bank square. and
kaken che large and conmedions walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John II. Tyree, immedi-
ately opposite the Cahe House. and convenient 10
Friends and Martins warehouses; where ,hcv
would be pleased to their old friends and custo-
crs and the trade generally they will offer induce
nents. They viii keep cnnsiantls on hand large
stock Of Gyuocrics, Staple Dry Goods liquors. &c.
&c A call is all they ask
They will also trade for all kinds Of Country Pro
xee, and pay promIs attention To receiving and for
warding goods, and TO the sale of produce sent to
Them consignment. ap lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-24
MECHANIC ARTS.
z FINE WATCHES AMP FINE

* FINE w AESEfES ANb EENE
"A JEW NELkN.-CHARLGS A. EFdRD
G.axx Iva'ch-Aahsy and Jclrsler. LYxcHBrR .
NA.-The Subscriber feels grateful for the very rb-
eral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spectfully inform tie citizens of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country, that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment Of the rbose articles
that he has offered in this market. The fol-
lowing comprises portion Of his stock such as ::
Fine gold and silver huntsman md plain eascd
Watches, warranted lS carat and 10 Jewels the f.
nest ever offered in this market, made BY Jos. JON
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains, Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings and Finger Rings, of various
kinds; Breast Pins Lockets; glass Bracelets; Cuff
Pins; Necklaces; gold and silver Spectacles; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies' Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pencils; ine silver Boquette
Cases; gold and silver Thimbles: pocket silver and
pearl Gard Cases and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention All he asks is a call az he
feels confident that he suit both in quality and
price.
--5- lie also repairs Watches and Clocks, in the
best manner and the most reasonable terms.
He invites those who has work done Of that kind to
give him a trial, as from his long experience in
that branch Of his profession. he feels certain thar
he win fail 10 give satisfaction 10 his customers
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in my line. CIIAS. A. EVARD,
May 22-ts doors Gbore Exchange Coszlcr.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAsNTENea.

III The subscriber is prepared to undertake and
execute in the very best nanner, House and Sign
Painting either in town or country Orders
thankfully received aud punctually attended to.
J. n. WOODSON,
June lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-24

-1----.- new Freight Boats. made Of the besi
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
topurehase, can be furnished upon very accommo
dating terms. Apply to the subscriber near ELI
Greek Mills, Amherst county, Va.
July lo-ts ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Republican cory
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uNEACmER W4NTED.--Ta trustee


IL of New London Academy are dcsiruus of en-
gaging the services of Principal in the said Insii-
tuition. He will be required possess the ability
to give Instructions. in the usual branches of an
English education. in the Roman and Greek Cla--
sics and in Mathematics, Ample testimonials Of
character and qualifications viii be Indispensable.
gentleman who would be prepared to board the
Students portion Of them, would be preferred.
comfortable dwelling house, with "a garden and
out houses, will be furnished, free OF rent. The
buildings OF the Academy, are situated on the
Lyuchburg and Salem Turnpike. miles from the
Virginia and Tennessee Rnil Road, occupy com
manding view in healthy and improving country,
and in the midst ola most respectable society. To
a gentleman possessing the proper qualifications,
the fees of tuition. with the addition OF small sal
ary to be paid the end oi the session. and to be
increased in successive years. Mt the discretion of
tho trustees, from permanent fund.- win make the
situation desirable one.
The ensuing session will commence about the
| first of September next, and will continue ten
months Any gentleman desiring the situation viii
address his communications postpaid. to Judge
Fleming Saunders. near New London, Campbell
county; or to William Radford, Lynehburs; either
of whom win receive proposals. and give any fur
ther information that may be necessary.
June 23-6w
e The National Inteligcnccr will publish the
above in theiI county paper. for one month, aud
4 IL 4
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e REM0EAE.-Thc subscriber, thank
Ey q iul for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
ds.sSsStended to him, would respectfully inform
his ftiends and the public generally that he has re-
moved his Watch and Jewelry establishment to the
house one door above MIR. John Kinnier's, and OPP
Posite Runbough's Big Red Hat," where he has
On hand a neat and well selected assortment Of
HATCHES IND JE EELRY Of the latest
styles. All in of articles in his line are eur
nestly requested to call and examine his stock cs
he is determined to sell on the most reasonable
terms. good assortment Of Silver Ware constant
y hand, manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn, which viii be sold as low "a cen be bought
elsewhere EDW. w. VICTOR.
n. d, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
the shortest notice, and reasonable terms. The
highest price paid for Old gold md silver.
an 9l-ts " Y
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.ISSOLUTIGN.--

HISSOLG TE0N.--Thc partnership for-
- merly existing under the style of PACK &
|tsARLAND at BiHs Sf6ne. Mercer CoNnfy, Ia,
has been dissolved. Alpersons having claims n
gainst the said firm, respectfully requested to
make them known 10 the subscriber ns soon as pos
sible the end that the business of the firm may
be fully settled up. ANDERSON PACK,
aNly 3-4w Paek's Ferrv Z. o.. Va.
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1 HRON q BRASS FOUNDRY
-lss.gl A. COCEEkeAN.--MANUFAC-

CsGsE "A. GGCEEhs a AEs--MANUFAC-
-z--=22-turer and dealer in Carriages BayoucEes,
Rocharags B4ggles, Harness. 4c.-Square below
the Franklin Hotel, Main street, Lynchbure, Va
The subscriber fees grateful for the very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced bu-
sness, and would say to the public that he is now
in receipt ofa large assortment of the above arii-
cles, which will be sold cheap rs the same quail
ity Of work can be bought elsewhere and brought
here Come ard judge for yourselves, charge
nothing for looking and but little if you buy.
The subscriber is practical Carriagc-naker ker, and
has had fifteen years experience in the business and
deyotes the whole of his time in making up, and
selecting work ofthe best quality, and such as is
best adapted to roads and country.
The Harness department il under the manage
mcnt Of Mr. \. r. Jones, a superior workman from
New York, whose work win compare with any
whether made here or elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortcs; notice.
Feb 2i-6m A. COCHRAN.
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CTEAM ENGINE sill IN markct.

- HAVING purchased an Engine of greater puwcr
khan the one have Formerly used. and wishing to
make room for the larger Que, am determined TO
offer it upon such terms as cannot fail to satisfy any
ono dcsirous to purchase A great bargain can be
had by early application.
July 1i-ts A. WINSTON
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mo FREEHANONS

FTW EREEWlS SON NS.--Landmarks Oi
- freemasonry. first American from the London
edition, In : vols, better edition than the Lon
don, and can be sold ai about nne-thrd tho price.
Alss, the Craftsman. the Masonic Char. the Ma
sonic Trcssle-Board. Sc
July 14-ts u. b. PAYNE & BRO
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VIII int party po>oT ~ t0Quin5O. AMI r2.sei
TIE blockade Of tAsi poGi "a tscr lsrtslgr - gsy
SIC eco month ios 'olr months ont II the r. cpis
Of the 'usiom-IioGse, w $4,000 - 20 20 Mr
Lambert IS indemnify lo- rs steamer FREELY - and
sl0CCG as ransom Tor steamer Araaco VIII n h. had
seized 81. Il. PIRATE pro idct that the British Al
mnai cscice that tie Gcrgou hal a l, Oh, u seize
her" Nls hard 10 tell winch - grsaier tAs ssrgr.ss
or the dissdtsf among tne foreign residents,
a. VEL as among the GOV srugncnt party. ~ the
strange c, ndilons Of the CONCEPTION. The ADMIRAL,
how, s,r. has SEM the irgaie Iners down 10 Co
Glm9o, and keeps his sfua iron well disposed for
Ire pfoiecton Of British jnt,rc>.s and especially OF
the British Mail Steamers conveying treasures ~
England
The Arsrco. after being released by the GOrgon.
proceeded to CCpnpo for the purpose Il l. supposed.
OF solnug me shtr-bars whi.h TIE miners there
might have ready for shipment
com NacCauiey OF the American SQladIon rad
The X ar,-.n Falmouth aad :. Mays. always ready
al q moments notice. 10 AID tie commerce OF hIs
countrymen The - Mary has J.SI returned from
An interesting cruise among he teleeS-and mase
the extraordinary nun 81 b.lO0 miles nom anti 70
Talcahuano IN % days. she - the prce OF Inc
Pacific and her officers are popular as the ship
herself While write the Government are trying
to charter the steamship Sarah Sands 10 convey
troops on the coast. ou. aS the steamer has some
passengers engaged 10 go to England, VIA klo, on
the 18Th INST, It is doubtful whether she can 60.
Hoping the Law and order party may soon secure
the peace OF the country, lremaa yours s.,
MERc.roR.
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Courts a. Conc liaiion. and ~ = least tso Instances
ar,psai o. The lni0n cetEeen Upper and 10 xef
garads C.ler stray articles OF polfc Il fath are re
oBrGc 80 De s,l5>rf re- tO by some Of the clndiitsS
The question: o. yo'irc ~ ballot ht~ occo tn)o.ed n
a f,~ instances Nutnlng is sad ~ Uaivcrsai SUI
frage aad very l;le OF extension 81 t1e suffrage.
nor 10 the Question OF rendering elective the second
branch ~ tne Legislature a. az nooird though M
rh7r~a M 40 CONSTITUTION - f'r' no rlsFS ~
DOWNS. street nave declared thty would not %
pose TIE l.f.,--s .f. -fufs.it s" $40 Vel ~ 'he
cand.C .ft, .isaoei sc4.. 10 nAttI u4-- : re-
CURED a. them Two candid yes - lets, nave
pledged themselves t0 resign tAelr seats s. any time
o. q al ~ 70 Majority u. ne Contention ilLt no
minated then. There has. H. NeFer. c.cnret oCf
D. sfanr. 100 Whtr' he cn'dlie has refused 20 >uo-
serlac 20 .rt.-cS e. p'.,i- '.i'a drawn ~ ov the
Convention and rh4i Is the case 81 dCa Fran
| rantIs Hu.eAs. After tulhg Inst session Tor
Seriaran hooS and ecclesiastical corpora
mons and 'of referring ne Ncrofv question 70 ne
Courts Tor AZ uti-a,lcE Ae wa> required 10 pledge
mss.f 70 oppose the ~ former and 10 settle, ~
legs alive aci the alter. lie viii. suspect. be ne
Not only the electors more suspicious than ~ the
general election four years ago not Only do they
cemand greater security for the fulilment of their
wishes, hut they are decidedly more RADICAL a.
though they co not seem TO nave any very clear un-
cersiancng OF first principles and natural and In
aenaOe rights On the whole the prospects OF
ToTylsm are gloomy enough II Is Lot impossible
that even SIR Allan McNao himself will be defeated
IN Hamilton While Sherwood, IN Toronto. Coyley,
In Huron, and J. II. Cameron, IN Cornwall. are ali
pretty certain Of defeat. II these anticipatons be
rcaiizod there Nil remain scarcely fraction OF INA,
paYtN. L. c.
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IMPROVEMENT or TIE NAVIGATION OF
ruE UrpER Mississippi Inc 'onsehnyh "hth
"e,,blsd ~ Burlington losa, on the 23d nit, for
the ruypose of considering the proect OF removing
tho obstruction 20 the navigation OF the Upper MIS-
,ise,rpi occasioned by the Rapids was the largest
1@ost intelligent and enthusiastic that ever met 10
foyv.rd the interests OF the mighty West. -Four
St,tes Qowa, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, and the
Territory % Minnesota were fully and crednably
repressntcd. The greatest unanmity prevailed, ana,
nom Ire happy union Of sentiment and purpose
within the Convention. and promises OF support
from dsting ushed without, there IS every pros
pecg that tlis great and indispensable in'ern~i I'M
prOyement viii be effected.
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Orr Goods.

SPLENDID FALL STOCK Of DRY
~ GOODS at
TIE BoVLRY SAVINGS STORE. ". lso BOwERY
By IA lie ct vsr't. and u~- eItoaSve s;oe1
Of DRY GOODS Do the Cty ot New fork can be seer II
tins estihii-s neni and Pc ur'es "a seioF err
competitor. Tia ta.r c-l o1s.e 70 ile al
sell h''"~ r,t .,s. ra-r nh rs - e., f4ril-
the .' 'r-- tl.. ,tri i. r; AS lev l1eE-
chants generally buy at uholesais.
We havc orSshaii Ga rj s,-. 81 wecS. leo Ii-rss
) AM - - ard VIDE
SILK VELvETS.
OF The r.t bea-t! o1ors 4tl uch iu'tTous fscs s1-
rerorto s'g r. grrs.aly focnd We o-isrcd hen e.
rIessy ofo rinttnioa and they VII pleAse and saif'
BLACK SII KS-KI0 GLOVES
Roth those are made order N Frame and
defg ne ~od pFodure essArt AID CHER la'
ter OF The frs teter respect o M otnsl -fI
Gle spoken Of
SHAWLS. LONG AND SQUARE
MtcNIsI. EST ASSORTMENT
We hafc an apartment dedicated solely 20 the sale of
tlese articles, ard presume be the busiest room ID
this country
rocco pairs Blankets. from s. 60 to 81.
$1,000 yards Fiaanels rom ~ to 81 cons.
4,cCs yards Sai.netts hom p 20 80 cents
lo.tc0 yards Cassimsr,s from ~ cents t. 81
SILKS. PL AIDS. DE- LANES, BOMBAZINES.
ALPACAS,
AND OTTER DRESS GOODS. N ABUNDANCE 2.
ONE PARTICULAR BARGAIN
call attention 10, Is plan, colorod ~aIered De Lanes
. 10. per yard-hne. beautiful goods We boaght IS casse
a them at auction They cost to import tnem 20 cents,
weare told and verify believe. W. have, at 6d over
sec yards Of dark fast coorod Prints which beyond
anything, a. the puce, ever sold. We sell DOMESTIC
GOODS very low. that Of our friends IN the same
ne Of business get their supply from because they can
do than down town 1t has been our stuly, aud
still Is our am make tins institution public beneat IS
well as of prof, to ourselves and we are deter
mined that 10 exertion part shall be wanting to
place a. the cad and front oil Retail Dry Goods Trade
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
No 1876 BOWERY.
r. ". y W. +. GILLEY X co,
p41TusTh Projectors Managers and Directors.
ERINGES.- ladies residing in the upper
part of the CITY viii sccept the sincere thanks of the
subscriber for then very bera patronage SINCE the opening
ofthe Ladies Silk Trimming Store"
IL gives hun much pleasure 20 announce that IN com
pisnce with oft repeated request he viii eontlnHe-n
consequence Of their support and encOuTagementto Keep
on hand and manufacture order Fashionable fTnges.
Ganps and Trimmings. IN great variety
Very respectfully,
II G. McRAE.
No III 6th-av., I'd door above i2th st, west SIDE
oil. lmIuIhkSs
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Co-Dartncrebip.

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSlilP
~ GAUNT \ DERRlCkSON have THIS DAY as
sorat.d with them JOHN tLAPP. Jr., IN The Coanis-
on PAPER business and will continue sand business AT NO
lQ5 Fulton 81 and No 81 Ann At, under the trm oi
JAMES I DERRICkSON \ GO. New.I nrk, NV, l.
MAI JAMES DERRIC KSON,
JAMES GAUNl,
JOHN CLAfP, IT.
GAUNT 4 DERRICkSON will continue Their OIL nj
sness as hereofor., al Ne ia9 South $ , ,,-..,,,
n.q GAUNr \ DERkiCkSON.
DISSOuTlON OF COPARTNEk-
Snip The partpership he.Gioiofs oaistag be,N tes
j X UTRRiCK and IsAA" An Is, ladsr tla lln 4
n. iikRRICK co, n this dt dissolved p -sina
ISAAC AMES who VII continue The huencss a. ioF zee IL
M Ne 10 Ielp-s, ! X. HERRCh,
New ork oct T. i9ll ISAAC AuiEs.
an
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CyApLEsrowN-Twenty thousand per.
sons il !, estimated. have travelled 10 the top Of
Runter nm Monument within the past year. Al
The price charged for admission. tes cents the re-
ceiprs curing the aforementioned time must have
amounted 10 the sum OF - 500
GEoRGIA.-The Legislature stands as fol-
lows Senate 80 Union. Southern hghss. he1e
i0i Un'on 81 southern RighIs-ieaving svs 'ounNss
to hsss from.
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Ocean Gtramcre. &-r.

IANDE&BlLI'S NEW LINE So
TWEEN NEW YORK AND san FRANCISCO.
rse only fhfouFi Lius ~ NlcuaeuaA number ,lo- .
shor IT ihar any ofhor k're-Clrp.srd " The
frst class Stesnislp o. between N~,N-Nohk AID NAf
JUAN DE- NICARAGUA
The PRONE rNEIS ). Capt. Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSrEk. (aot Baldwin
Aae between SAN JUAN DEi. SUR an So r 3 Az
The NORTH AMERICA. Cat Bleih,a.
lAs pACIFI.. Can't. Jarvis
The lNpEPaNlEN s. g., Oalr aHcsatu
These steamers an new, p..t cNprcs- 80. CO.'S i'
ane TOT speed. ETY. and arcoiu'-oi os te lsi r'
The PkONElfiEUS viii l.asr Nrw-N 1r,. from = u
Nc 4 North kver the -rh 20 nth ~ oe.lit
7 " . corlreHC.Mg Ocr phtr I'm
The DANIEL " ERSlEk, 1923 re "a o. t-.- n' ~ l'
esianslcins OctobeI pa
l-t catSci t,.Nsus SAN FNANt ioto VITA ne ti' lt'
snd l3'h Vf each n, lth.
uh,n the aoo,e DIS aI on sundays d~y Il ss.us
Will b lie MuDC0v ALLOWING -
From SAN JUAN pE NICARAGUA % SAN JUAN
DEL sur asseu-rs viii pc PROMPTLY conveyed s.Df -
New Transit Route az ths NcaEsSua Comp hvu- blt
emtSIk IN me " the above named Pacac steamers Or;
san fkA>CiStN.
rh. A.. i SAVING { distance b. ts Bow. oser .ar-.
heretofore established tHa speedy sad cgri1r.lls
heal. fal country al.r nduH He travelling pub
lie ECU. Cd on other l'le
NJ PASSAGE secured an,h .s'd ior. AID on lsa q
AunipeT oi passengers VII De- ;aNen.
kTslrht.taAen o. SAv Joan Tee N.car.gla csir. NN .
be rec,N5t On the oaf 81 sailing Dura,fc@ ~n ne even
when the hue prepared - taEe uvisht ;ho1gh C.-
te- hag vii be made u 10 the ace r ID laiuts uu --
route cQxng q oc.'cS on he DIV OF sa.ag Char-o
q ceats per letter. pre- paid
For Fr,isht or passage. naqs cay at .Ae OS,s OF .as
A,psTsorS are forbid .rl>nls any re Acco IA. az e.
above beats lvsDtAI oic ttN
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Hlillinerp.

4 CARD to the LADIES. Mad. la
LAVENE & co. opened their PARIS MILLINERY on
Monday Sept g. their store No 1881 >prin- - uId
bloch west ri Buadr ay Mad l.. wishes t. inform tne
ladies' that she goes out 10 Pans every Winter and summer
selects the latest and choicest patterns that are 10 he hid
and ngies the ladies call dnG examine for themselves
for they have many styles Of BonnctS that are not 10 oe
und IN an, other store IN this city and AZ pTces supa,s
iegly low N B-AIllners supplied with pate N honnets
and country merchants supplied BY Also, all Kinds nj
sfraws cleaned and altered oSS III
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AOUEDTCT DEPART

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
MENT-TO CONTRACTORS-Seale Proposals,
indorsed Proposal for building a Receiving BASIN
viii be received al the once Of the CIoton Agaeduct %
nartmrnt fRofunda Park until THURSDAY, the llh
day OF November. 1871, at ocl0ck r NJ, 10 buiid 4
RECEIVING BASIN AND CULNEkT at the south
w.st corner If 2d-av and 2ihst The an and spochc
tons f,r the building Of the same and all other lnona
non atng thereto be obtained on application - the
Contact Ger at tlis Office New York. Nov 3, l83l
NICHOLAS DE AN.
M int President Of he Cro'on AaueInct Depatment
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4 CARD-Dr DAVID l.. ROGERS
Ceaal Noilrcs.

SUPREME COURT.--in the matter of
~ the application OF the Mao. Aldermen and Com
nonav Of The CITY of NewTork relative 20 the OPEN
INF OF FIETY-kINTH ST from io'h-av to the point
where said sgh mteTsecis the 8h-aV ard Broadway
The undefsgned Comm Ssoners q Estimate and Assess
ment above entitled matter hereby notice hat
thev viii meet at The Office Bancroft stevens. No 10
Wall-s the CITY 81 NewIork, SATURDAY the 9Th
day Of November 1851 at O'CLOCK the afternoon, Tor
the purpose Of hearing opOson 10 the assessment made
nv the person persons who may
consider themselves agrIeved by such estimate and
ment.-Dated New York. OcfOber u. 1891.
CHARLES & WESTCOTT)
LAWRENCE ODELL, Commissioners
HENRY BEEkMAN, -
HENRY T. DAVIES,
oe5 tNoyg ATTORNEY and Counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
SUPREME COURT.--Addison

~ Burt against Euenetus Cline To the above DE-
PENDANT You are hereby SUNNI ued and required 70
answer the complaint tins action. which VIII be heu III
the Office of the CLERK ofthe City and County OF New
1T the CITY of New York and TO copy OF your an
swer 10 the SAID plsNt tho bScrbers At thtr once
No "a WalLst New-Y orl within twenty DAYS after the
seYvre of this summons Won, exclusive Of the DAY 81"
such service and fai to the SAID COM liant
within the time aforesaid. tie plaintiff ts acuon VIII
take Judgment you fol :he Of two hundred and
seventy dollars wh interest from he 9th di' II January
one thausand eight hundred and M besides the cost
Of this action Dated Sept II, 1851
BURT & SNIDr. Plaintiff Attorneys.
y R-Tte couplaint was filed al the Clerks Office N
ire CITY of New York on the lt daV # October 1871
o2S lav6wTu' BURT & SMlDr. Attorneys.