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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
1Ie.sellgeIla Nntice.


WorceSterr S. November H. 1851.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol-
L vency for the County of Worcester has this dav
issued Warrant authorship and requiring the Sher-
III OF said County, his Deputies messenger 10 take
possession OF the Estate Of GILBERT g. BELCHER
of Spencer in said county, Blacksmith an nsolyent
debtor, and the payment Of any debts or the delivery
OF any property by him. for his USE are now forbid
den by law
meeting of the creditors of said inso,vent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency at the office
said Commissioner in Worcester said county, on The
9Th day OF December next 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon, for the proof of Debts and the choice of an as
signee or assgnees.
LUTHER HILL, d. S.
ol9-d3tw1t MESSENGER
Messengers Notice.
E9rcester IS. November Is, 1851.
HON. HENRY CHAPIN, commissioner
4 OF Insolvency for the County of Worcester has
his day issued Warrant against the Estate of JOHN
C,kNAPP, of Worcester, in said county, Doctor an
nsovent debtor and the payment of any debts or the
delivery ni any property belonging said msolyent
debtor 20 him for his use and the transfer Of any
property by MIN are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insolvent
debtor will be held at Cont of Insolvency. al br oc
nee OF said Commissioner in Worcester in said Cotn
~, on the 9Th day OF December next at 10 o'coc in
the orenoon for the proof OF debts and to choose an
assignee or assignees OF his Estate
J. DAY, D. 5.
Nofi'-uot"1' Messenger.
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Vermont Central EgaIarOad i.
PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF MORT
GAGE B0NDC

LHE Vermo ut Central Railroad Company invite seal
ed proposals for the purchase of Bonds Of said Gem
pany, secured by Mortgage of the Road to William
Amory, Charles o. Whitmore, and John Smith, as Trs-
lees.
TIE Bonds will be payable in len years. from Nov J.
1851 aud will bear interest the rate of seven per cent
payable semi-annual5 the office of the Treasurer
OF the Company.
Payments viii he required in four instruments paya-
Die moiuhy-the first alment De made on the 9TH
day of December 1851.
The st instament must be paid in cash: the re-
naming Instruments may be made in cashier i'll OF
The Company. The payments will be made on settle
nen equal to cash the LIST day of November 1852.
The proceeds Of the sales of these SOnds be ap
led III the hquidatio Of the liabilities of The Compa
ny ana Tor statement of the present financial position
OF the Company, reference may be had a printed Re-
port OF the Trustees, which has just been made
Inc Mortgage is made To CUE the payment of Bonds
to the amount of 50 100000 and is made on road III
miles lenglh, which has cost 81 O00, coo.
The ceipts he road for the wear 1850 were 1881
C9"4I The receipts or the present year. up to Octo
Der LIST, WE'RE Pa The earnings for september
le5l, were S62, 1881.
The Bonds will he issued in sums of loo and over
proposals must be returned to the Treasurer on or
before the st day of December next and must be sal
ed and marked proposals for the Mortgage Bonds
The proposals will be opened by the Directors on The
I'd day of December next
Those persons whose proposals are accepted will be
notified mmediad,atey.
JOSIAH QUINCY, IT.,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad Co:
G. WHiFMORE)
JAMES G DUNN, Finance Committee
j. r. ~ NAM, novI9 DIV
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ETessenger,s Notice.

W0fcPNter, SIS November IS, 1851.
LYON HENPY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol
I vency for the County of W orcester has This
day issued Warrant against the Estate of EBEN-
EEZER GORE and ELISHA II. GORE both of linton
In the county of Worcester, Boot Manufacturers and
partners, d ing business nnder the firm g. GORE &
co, insolven debtor, ana the payment of any debts
or the delivery OF any property belonging to said in
solvent debto them for their use and The trals-
Ter OF any property by them, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of he creditors of said nsolvent
debtors, viii be held at Iour of Insolvency at the
office OF said Commissioner IN Worcester in said com
ty, on the 18th day of November inst AT 0 clock in
the forenoon for the proof of dehis and to choose an
assignee assignees of their Estate
3. DUNSMORE, D. s.
novI8-d3twt MESSENGER
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TEA. TEA. MA

TTNHE Best Qualities. Ooong, Young Hyson, Old
Hyson, Souchong, Ningyong. For very cheap
for cash at Onr store G. G. FLANDERS 81 co.
o3O-dtf corner of Myrtle and Southbrdge SITS.
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One Nankin China Tea sett.
Buction Sale

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that !, James Tucker Jr
IN OF Dorchester, in the County OF Norfolk have Ell
ter into and up the premises hereinafter described
as certain piece Of land, with dwelling house harm
and shop standing thereon situated in the Northwestern
y part of Milford, in the county of Worcester an on
the westerly side of the North Purchase road called
confirming one acre of and, more less and bounded
as follows, TO wit =
stery by said North Purchase road and northery by
land OF Zenas b. Ball, westerly and sOuthery by land
OF Zenas Ball, with ALI the privileges appur enances
10 the same belongings which premises We're moreaged
to me by Homer T Ball. by Deed dated The first day of
October. A. 1850, recorded in the REGISTRY If Deeds
for he County Of Worcester, Book 49, Page 49, And
hereby give notice that by virtue OF a power of sale
contained in said mortgage and for conditions broken in
the same, SHALL at Public Auction, the LIST day If
December next, at l O'Clock r. NJ on said premises
sell and dispose the same and all benefit ind equity
OF redemption, of the said Homer T. Ball. the granior,
his heirs, executors, administrators assigns therein
JAMES TUCKER, Jr., Mortgagee
Worcester, Nov. 5, le51. nuv8 d3w
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Fancy Fowls

DLACK SPAN SH Golden Pheasant, White Dork
ID ing and the Chinese Breeds, are for sale, by
G b METCALF
novIl diff salisbury street.
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Mems Thick Boots
Savings Bank.
Butter and Cheese

Butter and Cheese
VKTE are receiving choice dares' Butter and
w Cheese, from Herkmer, Jefferson, and st. Law
renee Co., New York. For sale by
sep22 diff ALDRlCH GO.
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Wrapping Paper.

l Y assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER, and fol sale
low to the trade, at AZ Main street.
sep23 dw3m LEE sPRAGUE & co.
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White Lead.

X TONS Lewis's Philadelphia White Lead received
~ and for sale by $. q Al. HOWE,
corner of Foster d Norwich SITS,
Movie dem opposite & w. X II. Depot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

(NUR assortment of Jenny Lind ots IL now COM
" plete. TO which the attention of the ladies' is
estly solicited SMITH & BROTHER,
n novl5-dwtf l44 Main vt.
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PRINCES PRINCES
Valuable House for Sale

rV,,,r 1IUdU1E HOUSE I0r Sale,
- d1oO>h, now owned an | occupied by the Sub
scriber, is situated on the corner Of pie san, ~,
linden street, No 49, Said House was built BY the day
ana o. me best materials, located in one of he
minutes walk of the City Hall, is Two stories big. and
Is convenient Ter two families Lot IS by 100 feet For
misses. Nii"ei oh 'he pre-
oet22 diff =, .,.-a,..
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Blue Viii iol and Alum,

iJN N1 blue vitriol, 8 do Ground Alum. receive
anu ior sue low 6y g. s. A. !. HOWE,
4corner of Fos'er & Nor vcb sts opposite
novl2-d2m Boston C Worcester n r. Denot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

MEXICAN CLAIMS Washington, We'd
,,sssv March l9-The Board met; present All the mem
hers The following memorials were severaly tAken up
for consideration: That Of John Bullock, admins JeIol
~ Edward Hill, deceased claiming for expulsion hoin
Natmorss seiKdre Of there and imPrsou Ieht ~
Monterey That OF Franklin Cooper, assignee Ot WAnAn
Rrcn csimirg Tor prsonment Rna consequent oss u
nroneriv in California ia lc40. That u George Wen
erred claiming fJr xpusion from Chhlahus n J4alAy
Rosers decessed camng for the seizure Of the schoon
Nelson and inpr sonmenr Al Lsguns. 10 lS5o WEE WEE
upou he Board came 10 trale opnlous lhAI tlo -
swardsd subject 10 the future action Of The Bosrd IL
memorial Oi Paul Ranked claiming f,r goods d-sI1y %
IA Nsfsorst previous the wsr OF 1893 btiaE taAu
s Ttf er iuson the Board cane 20 az ofla'l -
the claim Il not valid against the Republic ~ ae.Eo
secretary submit ed memorial IN eeR1Il ~ $500
soie Of Drszto
bV Mr. Charles Ca'HghGu IS hsr repre- senial no !,
Gr The bspishmeut OF the said Orszo from heS'eu
MN hsDg aiken for confederation the Board came 20
an opinion that the claim not valid against me hepu0nS
OF Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

Mr.. CALHOUS's WoRKs-The Columbia South
CG'0l'HiGn supplies the following information on
this subject:
We understand thai Mr. Crsle has completed ste REQ
Pe plates for the execution Of the first of these WORKS
It's statso that th@ INST volume VIII nprlse Mr Ga noun
elaborate DsquisitOn Government and Discourse OF
lhe Constitution and Government OF thf United ties, 10
which dispay ed IN systematic manner, the authors
opinions upon the whole subject o. le philosophy OF Gov
eminent These Ieaiisss Il Is understood, we've begun
years ag ind though they had not received las III
tniaie revision which nsnde3 they arc very com
pefe. and ov The careful and iucic0us ediung % Mr.
Crae his intimate friend and cont tenhh secretary VIII
perhaps sVpear perfect 10 81 their pa as Il rewritten
BY Mr. Calhoun himself The series Of the entire TOrEs
Mr. Gale, viii Il is thought be embraced In SIX volumes
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Court Of General Sessions. March 20.

Trial Of Isaac 4. JeloeH for RaPe:I
THIS being The cav sci down for the connuan e OF Ins s
of Isaac Jewe Tor violating the person OF Miss Gourga
University March last the usual nIsres seemed
prevail The Courtroom was crowded, aud many pesorS
Who could not pei in were obliged TO away dssAnsnsa
One of u Jurymen appearing aootneI was
his plsce, according to previous arIsns elens 49, =,
hin bv the Court The frat witaeis, Miss ", was on
called to the stand aud underwent Hsla Cross
ton The Whole ground OF the complaint ana tne os
OF The witness her dire inson W ~ s
over but no new eicted unless W - VIC ~
ducuon OF some In reference . whlcn tne
was ssked ifthey IN her hand writing Ibis ques'ou
She refused To snsWer ua she knew Whist was Ia tneh
on TO answ uness the notes were submlIed
TO her Inspection Counsel for the defense contonaoa ma
The witness bound 10 answer on mere lnspseuo9
hs stye OF the d-wripg The Court was inenso1 70
favor the view Of the prosecution but reserved inc p
until the authorities should lie produced The Whoe uN
was sk en- Oh bv this crOss examination The point Fela
The Identification Of the notes will DO argued 'hs
(Frideyl morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE MILITARY ASYLUM
We are informed that the Board OF Commissioners
gpon whom has been devOlved the duty OF select
lns q location for the proposed Military Asylum,
authorized by an act OF the last session OF Con-
grefs. are nearly ready to set cut upon their mis-
sion Of examination. Ii is composed of the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen: General Scott,
generslin chief Generals w DOL and Twggs, com.
handing the eastern and western division OF the
army General JesuP Of the guarterm aster's de-
Parsment; General Gibson, Of the subsistence
department. General TOwson, Colonel Lsrned
sctngl Of The paymasters department; General
Lawson, surgeon general and General Jones,
The Adjutant General Within the next ten DAYS
tney purpose 20 visit Mount Vernon, and some
other eastern points, after which portion of the
Board will extend their examinations to the
vicinity Of New.Orleans aud thence up the
nississiPpi and Ohio rivers. They will probably
0e absent some FIVE or six weeks
National Inieligeacer.
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Weather Items.
b, MorsSs Line, Office ls WalL't soo o..

b, MorsSs Line Office l6 RaiI't ,.oo o.u
BUFFALO Some snow last night cloudy morning. WIN
N w; Their. q; mercury Az; bar. % 2oo -. 4, or
AUBURN Cold wintry mornings showing quite la''i
wind w Their S2i. , II, \, N,
1her. 50 =, NY -. CO
OswEeo-Cold, cloudy morning; wind N. w Their %
bar % 6s3. .,.
UTIcA-storming; about two inches OF snow fell last
night ard 10 sul failing; ther 50 bar ~ $50.
ALBANY-Cloudy, cool aud unpleasant; wind WI oar
% 72O; mercury 10; ther 81.
TEoY- Cloudy and quite cold morning; therm. So;
wind ~ 49, ,
MoNrREAL-Therm SO; bar. % 60; wind NV; about
inches snow fell last night
QUEBEc-Ther SO; bar. 20. 60; wind WI showing; TIDE
very high again ast night
KINGsToN-Cloudy but mild
TORONTO Clear: wind NV; Their 80
BURLINGTON Cloudy wind NV; Their 4Oi snowed a
little this morning 49, "A
WHITEHaLL-Very fine morning; little cloudy Their DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

CUBAN PRosEcUTIONs-The third trial OF Gen.
J. Henderson, accused of being concerned In the
Cuban Expedition, in violation OF the Neutrality
Laws, resulted in a mistrisl. The Jury were IN
able 10 sgree on q verdict. II is reported that
there were eleven for scquittal and one Tor con-
yicton. The case was submitted to the Jury late
ON Thursday, the 9th instant and the next morn
ing they came into Court and announced their
disagreement, and were discharged. The Dis
trict Attorney, Mr.. Hunton, rose and remarked 1t
would be impossible to empsnel another Jury
The cases growing out of the Cuban ExQed tion
rad already attracted so much attention that the
names of more than thousand persons had been
drawn before an imp partial Jury could be made up
Under all the circumstances Of the case, the Dis
trict Attorney moved that noAs Proseqa' be en-
tered. He further remarked, that, as he could adj
duce no stronger proof against any OF the indlvdu'
ais who stand indicted for like ofenses on ac-
count Of alleged violations Of the Neutrality Laws
Of Congress, for participating in the late Cuban
Expedition, he would, with the leave OF tue
Court enter noljs . -oSequi in every case. The
Government had disco arged its duty in endeavor'
ing faithfully TO execute the laws A HOile prose
qti was accordingly entered in each and every
case and thus the prosecution is ended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

TUNNEL THROUGH The CUMBERLAND Noun
TAIEs-They had a spint>1 and interesting time
in Tennessee on the 22Hulrmo, in celebration
Of the success Of the Nashville aad Chattanooga
Railroad Company in tunnelling the Cumberland
mountain about seven hundred ladies' and gem
tlemen participated, passed through the tannel.
heard speeches, ate q sumptuOus dinner. drank
spirited toasts, aud danced the night The tun,
mel is 1000 feet long, and 1875 feet from the top oil
.ha poountsin. Wheeling Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

RAIN ON TIE ROOF....BV COATES KINNEY.
wHFE the humid shadows hover
Over all the starry spheres,
And the melancholy darkness
Gently weeps in rainy tears,
'Tisa 10Y to press the pillow
or q cottage chamber bed,
And to listen to the pstter
OF the soft rain overhead.
Every tinkle on the shingles,
Has an echo in the heart,
And a thousand dreamy fsncies
Into busy being start,
And a thousand recollectlons
Weave their bright hues INTO WOOL
As listen 10 the patter
OF the soft rain on the rooi'
There in fancy comes my mother,
IA abe used %, years agone,
To survey her darling sleepers
Ere she left them till the dawn,
loan see her bending DER me,
AL list TO the refrain
Which is played upon the shingles
BY tho pstter Of the rain.
Then my little seraPh sister,
With her wings and waving haV,
And her bright eyed cherub brother,
N 9CiChCg ob6N+AS
Glide around my wakeful pillow,
With their praise or mild reProoL
As listen to the murmur
OF the soft rain on the rooi'
And another comes to thrill me
With her eyes delicious blue'
And forget |, gazing on her,
That her heart was all untrue
l remember bat to love her
With q rapture kin 20 pain.
And my hearts quick pulses viorase
To the patter of the rain.
There is noughs in Arts bravuras
That can work with such spell
In the spirits pure, deep fountains,
Whence the holy passions well,
As that melody Of Nature,
That subdued, subduing strain
Which is played upon the shingles
By the patter Of the rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

JUDICIAL ELECTION IN ARKASsAs--In the
Third Judicial Circuit B. 81. Nicely has been
elected Judge, and j. q. Byers Prosecuting AT,
torrev. In the Fourth Circuit A B. Greenwood
has been elected Judge and Il. +. ThomAsson
Prosecuting Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
The Disnster TO the ship RObeuas

BALTIMORE, thursday, ahCh ~V' a,
The passengers OF the ship hobena were al
safely landed, except the Eve who were drowned,
viz three women and two children. steamer
and some lighters have gone to her assistance nee
The vessel and cargo are insured for S69,OoO'
about S45 900 of which is in New.fork and South
ern offices. .u,
The British bark, with Railroad iron, has biged
and is supposed to be total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
The Tehuantcpec Route.

NFw ORLEANS, Saturday, March Is.
The Delta publishes a letter dated from the City
of Mexico, eth of January saying that the Sen.
ate, in secret session. have declared the grant Of
right Of way to Jose Gagray across the Isthmus
of Tehuantepec, ia forfeited and void; consequent
ly Garay's sale to P. Hargon and subsequent
gales are entirely null. The letters appear au-
1hentic.
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IL. s. SENATOR for Florida.

WAsHTNGTON, ThuTsddyi NIHTCH @O'
Mr.. 8. r. MALLORY, Senator electfrom Florida,
declines to accept the seat in consequence OF his
election by Wing votes. Wehave seen this be-
fore, and much doubt its truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
Fatal Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPBTA, Thursday, March 20.
Charles Morrell was killed on the RAILROAD on
Broad-st near Lombard last evening he had
charge of the Baltimore baggage train, aud fell
npon the track and was crushed TO death:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
Tribune's Special Dispatches.
Opening OF the Canals

ssssisl Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
ALBANY, Thursday, March 20.
The Canal Commissioners have directed
the Canals to be opened for navigation on
Tuesday, April Is.
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By Telegraph to the Nsw-YOrk Tribune
rnnnras.ianni NominatIou

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March 20.
JAMES A. Seldom is nominated as the OPPOSE
ton candidate for Congress in the Richmond Dis
srict. JOHN NJ. Boris is the Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

" One hundred guns were fred of yesterday
from the Battery, for the purpose, we learn, OF
bringing up the body of the Silver Gray party,
which was drowned yesterday morning about 2
o'clock. 1t is reported that their efforts were IN
successful. Evening Post, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. .THIs DAV.
COMMON PLEAs.-Same as Yesterday

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. q, 5, Is, l46,
e. ~ g 81 ~ SI Ia 7e % :, 81 % g: g e. &C. 81 H.
CIRCUiT CoURT.-NOs. loo, So, I95.
I9o %, $50, c3 l57, 49, 30 2s5. iss s66 2e7, 26B
SUPREME CoURT-Spe cial Teum.-Nos.
q, "a. Is, so to SO, 81, SO, 40.
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nnfent of Indy suffolk,

BALTIMORE, Thursday, March 20
We have New. Orleans dates to the 18th inst.
On the 18th Lady Suffolk was beaten by Lady
Kate in mile heats out of 4. The match was
for purse of $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21
Markets. IT,. New. ORLEANS, March Is.

The sales OF COTToN on Friday reacned ',VoV
bses and for the week they foot up 2OOO closing heaVy
MSdpR ia at 9i0lOl TIE receipts at all the southern
ports are coo ahead OF ss COFFEE has deeneo
r. with sses of 200 Rio a. lUDlOf FREIGHTs are dull
STERIIEc EXCHANGE has Rdva ICED 10 per cent prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

Dvrr,r.o or a JArn.--~vyo taAe the following
account of the burning of Jail at Randolph, NC,
from the AShbOrO' Herald Between one and two
o'clock the morning of Saturday last, the Rev
MIR. Lawrence was sorPrisSa in his dcr"nitSrY ~
the glare of light. Rushing to the door, he be-
held the roof of the jail recently built, in flames.
He rung his tavern bell for few moments, he
made haste to the court house, and rang the bell
to give all the citizens alarm. In few minutes
many were at the scene of conhagration and
among the first, Colonel Drake, jsilor With
nothing to protect his person but his sleeplng
vestments, he, not without great risk, made his
vertised in last week paper When ne had
opened one door, the smoke and hames being be-
Nond endurance, he was compelled to retreat,
and was not even able TO do so without slight ln'
Jury. A ladder was then procured, and Mr.. Coo
per chief engineer of the plankroad, who had
come to our village on the preceding evening" as
cended it, with sledge, and made strong, bat
unsuccessful effort to break in the window Crates
of the prisoners cell. The last ray OF hope Tor
the rescue of James departed with this effort
During the continuance Of efforts for bis release,
lis account of the origin OF the fire was, that
some one came into the jail with candle and
ienited the building. When Mr.. Cooper informed
him that he must perish in the flames, being then
asked how the fire originated, he was distinctly
understood by several to acknowledge himself the
incendary. He then most ieryeDty imPlored
mercy, wrapped bis blanket closely around his
BODY and laid himself down, after which no more
was heard save some piercing shreks at the fall
ing in of the roof His body was of course en-
tirely consumed. All the doors were found safely
locked by the tailor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

SyTREET DEPARTMENT. so 4 HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals. vI we'd Al the street Comm oasfs
Olcs until ,stufdsy March 2s 5 a. O'Clock r. d. 10 h.ka
regulate ard pave Ipmd from 36th 70 ssh sts Paa'
ocfcaous and al nOaOn thereto be had aPpca
Mach ie lsSi. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Comm.