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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-10
The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered TO the public, has
been ha c>'c,r and egrciva! in restorirg All
the incidental ws..r'ses and uegEi1itieS Of tho
% BRAST's PULMUNARV BAisAM. ltmakes no differ
whether the arrangement be supp,eS,ier, ereess,
other incidental Wsakres-it REGULATES ALL,
Ivy ,engh'niag the system, tquaItH the circulation
and SOOTHING and ALLAYiHG NERVOUS IRllIHA
BiLlVI, See our PGmptists for proof.
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NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE0 NSU-
RANCE AND TRUST COMPAN"

Rsme Office 81 Y'a1auf 81 Souh side,
dosra a6nse 90, Philadelphia.
HON. HENRY l.. BENNER, President.
Luc1Aw |, Bs>REE. $ee'etay.
Rates eC Lifo Insurance. reduced 25 per
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

From the Girl to the Woman and the Woman st mi&
de agstho Ia accelerated and tho other 60
gradually suPprssssd ms to prevent any Of the fetal Gis
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-10

\ nm TNNV ~ R"r|r
A>Ia. Oliver AZ TO -, Ju1ye.
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FANHE above company have established
ma agency in thiN c0Hny, for the puf>
Do>e Of iuSuriug lives. and have sppointea
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-10
CONSUMPTION!
LIVER COMPLAINT.

See the cure vi Uocs Hubts,a. OF Stamford C0An. and
others
DYSPEPSIA Sec the cure If r. &. Wi'cSr, meT-
chan, OF AHte1 Wyoming ~. Y, and many nVgs IN
our Pamphlets
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
are Cured by Brants BalSam without fail
DYSEhTERY and SUMMER COMPLAINT
f., pud lJuIs---and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON CoUNcIL.-An adjourned meet
ing Of this Board was held las, evening. p. c. Taylor
QIosideHt) the Char.
Ntu Firs Lat-.-This law, which has been altered
and amended number OF times untll It has been
brought as near as possible - the views OF the tire
men and builders passed las, night, ana ,5ju copies
were ordered TO be printed
The Long Island Kdir0rd C0npmy-Stfa" F2wT
again Alderman Marvin presented commlaica-
tcn flom the above Company, asking permiS-
SION TO use Steam-pONor on TIER r0aI-iAe ar
TaneCmentS, speed. &c. 10 DE under the direction
Of the Common Council. After the reading OF The
communication, the Alderman offered resolution
Is follows
Rcsclrtd, That temporary permission De granted
10 Tie Long ls.aAl railroad Company u Use tlcp-
motives for one month from The time this resolution
SHAH take eject under tie following restrictions
That Tie rate % speed between The South Ferry
and Bedford shall Tot exceed four miles pcr hour
that the whistle shall not be nloxn betwcea such
ncil,s, and that TIE Company shall send a man on
horseback With Q I'd Gag IA advance OF each tgain
soiur out or coming IN cstr that Part of tie roai
Uipg within the Ciis limits Also,
r. s,'yeI Tha; the Special Committee on The com
uluicatioi.s CON The Lo Island Railroad COmpa-
az be REQUEST arthD 80 consider sad coU.munl-
cations, AMI report n speedily IS possible upon The
subject and especially IN reference - the cxpe-
dlelcy ousiDg dulumy upon sad road AID. tagiaei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

s-..r-In The absence of public sales zee have hal
sall.xx srd we quote Bengal 25s G2Ss cd.
o. bes., a. heavy AZ fs the spot For delivery IN
500 tur have been contracted for NJ ia <s
Jsnus,l = inns for October aad November, at IA
3D., w.h sQ5 cases &c Nllahar aud Cabcut Ginger ~
efieE ,.ve been sold n; reduction of 4d5s c"i-,
suciiOn from 29s is. Gil 20 Nutmegs nave
hst, ~ as Sd 2C0 bags dusty Penang Pepper held
WIG wee withdrawn and 500 DDS CasSia ishca im-
TO- s91Ict,rn, Uayre, bought In ~ HOS cwt
perez Tke demand foV all kinds mas been angud anb
stohseie Suppored the n'ke' closing heavily to-day
pce the sales Of West India for the week at only
WeyashSs with about ". 600 BAGS hauntus B'nsal an1
lS @ AZ auction. 500 hhos lSJ obs. Porto RICO were
Msnlss ed fom 32s g. for brown up 10 Ais Sd for
gsW ilsyg "A were also 500 boxes Havana. from 3)a
~ ~ s,' "A is Tor low brown up % SOS for good white
BE- feliiEg cargOes have CHANGED hands. WI 500
Nit. Bahia at 2is. 80. RS brs. yellow Havana No.
ca. so AID No ls) ~ 2ls The C0mpanys sale OF
10 eush.s Java which took place ~ Rotterdam 2d
of without spirit from % a 2ih. Tor No up to
u1sIs IN No o. beng decline Of III 70 on the prices
,hs pres sale the grea est REDUCTION beng on the
ievsa snds - III, .,, =;
oast Ats Petersburg new white Haven is ciierns at
hT,Iiow ha declined, and laote it as follows with
All markC s.. Petersburg y. &, the SPOT Oh 5's
Ca Co. s9s 81 for end of car 39s od for Spring iOs
TrA-C,.s7 pkgs. Offered at auction on Iues1aI,
sen sbon' 300 found buysss the small quantity soiu
ANS no the market Ne quote cOmmo Con
% 90 bLt fire - almost uusslesoie n,
TN-EuriSh steady Foreign doll AZ 8os Tor Bancs ana
n for TIN Plates heavy At Ss. and ESs Tor =
Cke and CHARGED respectively $500 c.:.
~TrRPESTtNE-We quote rough at -. Cd aus, SpHls
"a a q 49,. % Vcwt Resin 3shl2s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
A DISHONEST CLERK.-Alexander Deade,
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
CAMDEN COUNT

CAMDEN COUNTY NATIVE AMERICAN Nom
INATIoNs.--For Senator. Charles Kalghn Assembly
men, Evan C. Smith. Richard Stafford, IT, Ihos. X
TAYLOR Coroners, Isaac Mahew, J. W. Thackaray,
and J. w Chester Charles j. Hollis, Esq, received
the unanimous vote of the Convention for Senator,
but Immediately sent in his resignation
IL The Democrats of Monmouth County
selected the following ticket Saturday last to be
supported at the ensuing election For Senalor, VIII
liam ID. Davis AsSemblymen, Garret s. Smock,
Samuel w. Jones, William IL. Conover, Charles
Butcher
NEw-JERsEY SHIP BUILDING. -Messrs.
Colman Rutan have just laid the keel OF a schoon.
or at their yard in Newark, OF $50 tuns, to be OF
handsome model and capable of carrying large
burthen, and intended for the North River trade
with that city. ~
anew and splendid schooner Of $40 tuns, will be
launched from the ward of Messrs. CrOwell & hean
In Perth Amboy on Saturday. October IL. She is m
tended for the Por; Lavaca (Texas) trade, and VIII
be commanded BY Captain Cathcart of New-Bruns-
wick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

Rssoired That If the privilege here granted shall
be violated TO speed or the other permlSslons
herein contained, In any one instance, the permits
sion here granted shall from the time Of such viola
ton, be withdrawn. Adopted by unanimous consent.
HuliamSblugb A communication was received
from the Trustees OF the Village Of Williams
burgh asking that mutual arrangement might
be made TO enable the Stage lines from either place
10 run across the line. Referedto Law Committee.
The CoURTs.-Generdl SeSs'OnS.-Be-
fore Judge Johnson, Justices Suwell and Wright
ThWsd0y-The following persons were arralgned
for selling liquor without license, and severaily
pleaded TO the indictments standing against them
Thomas Shields, Patrick kenow, Thomas Breen,
Abraham Glllet, George Hagan, Simon Guniler,
Catharne Butler, Anna Johnson.
Jas. ID. Sparkmsn and James TTuslow, arraigne1
on indictments for sustaining nuisance, PLEADED
not guilty
Terrence Donnelly on an indictment of assault
and battery upon Sydney A. Minor, was arralgned,
tried, and found not guilty.
Cifv Courf-BefOre Judge Greenwood and AID.
Lambert and Hustled hurSday.-Mary Ann RELY
was this morning arraigned on an indictment charg.
ing her with receiving stolen goode, tined, and found
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Liverpool Cotton Market. SEPT. 81.

No andng the less promising nature OF the auvces
received s week from the UnIted states respecting tle
srnwpg cep our COTTON market has eynced no dlspes
hon 10 advance but rather the reverse The trade IN the
these advces will prove greatly rated have
sii further limited their purchases while holders have
manifested disposition 10 sell, 80 That the market
since Monda; has daily presented duh and giosmy as
pecf and of current qualities Of American
have generally succeeded obtaining siign concession
N pTco, the current rates of 20 DAY beng fny a. 10
lewer than quoted on Friday. the 18th INST 80
The total sales of the week 80 $50 bales oil Whch
sreclaofs have taken l620Amencan. $50 West INDIA,
70 Surat and 40 Egyptian exporters 060 American. 1870
perpaus Fg ptian. 400 SuTat. and ~ Madras thus
isavng q $50 bales all binds the trade The sales TO
day are 900 bales 900 fer export The market closing ON
e,y The ahorized quotations 90 day for fair are B0wds
al Mobile 4 Orleans Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Whiq Nominations.

IVh Judicial Disrict-Jusice OF the Supreme
Court, Amaziah b. James, of St Lawrence
NH Senatorial District - James Platt, OF
Oswego.
Schoharie Co.-County Judge and Surrogate :.
William H. Engle, of Middleburgh. Sheriff :;
Barzlllai McNiel of Carlisle Treasurer: J. Al
bert Lintner, of Schoharie. Associate Justice :;
Hiram Sexton, of Seward. Coroner: Arson B.
Rnrchard of BrOOme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
From Honduras.

From the New Orleans Plcayune.
BY the arrival of the schooner G.. b.
Mathew, from Belize Honduras, we have received
Mes OF The Honduras Waterman, to the 9th uit
We learn rom these papers that the determination
u the English Government to take possession Of
kusan ana the other Islands along the coast, is no
Rhger concealed. Ameetng OF the British residents
o. kus!an has been held al which plan Of Govern
nsnt for the island was drawn up.
This plan IS headed Proposals for the establish
meht oil a system of government for the islands OF
seaan, bonaca, and others thereafter 10 be termed
We bay Islands, agreed to AT a general meeting held
Ahoalan ON Saturday. August oh, 1851 II pro-
.aes TIA, he Government shall be composed OF the
superintendent, or o'herIepIeSenia2Ve OF the crewn
~ honouss,a Legislative Assembly, and Snpen-
a. follows
81, All persons row IN occupation Of any land shall
WE'VE giants nom the Crown for the same free OF
ssymeh' provided that such persons shall register
sn sn slphcsuon for such grants within six months
sh ne arrival Of the Magistrate and provided that
~, parties shall pay fer the survey and the prepare
"sn ahu registration OF such grant.
u,,n Ni aS0 ior which no application Is registered
,s nnh sly months after the ARRIVAL OF the Magistrate
~ " o. emed The property Of the Crown.
mn, ~ Al rand the property Of the Crown, shall be
w. W % sae by auction IN lots and at The price of
w. ana nSli dollars per acre
hn,,i.ie mad occurred IN Belize, by which several
tsr". g we're Destroyed We take the following
H. . nvai Inc hdfcaHiGH of August 3Oth
C,a. ~ehalent OF the sentence passed upon Frank
n, N N iof The murder OF Jos. Vernon, he was hung
%onSaf last, at : O'Clock 4 NJ, Ii the jail yard.
ssaiu OF soldiers engaged 10 keep order were
CO., ue "a The street facing the building, and the
ss..sedou. on the scaaold. and m a few moments
launched into eternity
p.ss sughl shock OF an earthquake was sensbly
S,s,sesw throughout the town On Monday last. Its
A.sn Was put short Since then the heat has
hsS,ne'! oppressive, and almost nsufterao'c. with
Ward S''0%e "o'n 'Ne >u"'h""'" "a" "N>''
L. neasy rams during last week having inundated
c.aset creeks ana tributaries 70 the Old Tiyer,
hS eseo good food, bringing down The wood 10 the
Inc !, "eeie ne mahogany cutters are busted rail-
rsrSs, .PAIa'ory TO bringing down 10 town. Iho
i,,,.. ale, no doubt. somewhat relieved OF their
tof,lS.o lhg unable to get their wood down IN time
ssu vessels. We cannot say whAs quantity has
w ~'naty go, cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
BALTIMORE.
Trial of n Slave Catcher-The Opera, Madame
Bishop and Kate Hayes-German Repubh-
can Meetings-Case of George W. stewart
1Iouey-Banks.


Noney-Banks.
Correspondence of The n Y. Tribune
BALTIMORE. Wednesday, Oct. = 1851.
The United States District Court, for the
District of Maryland has been engaged to-day IN the
trial of James D. Johnson indicted on the charges OIL
transporting slaves in the American brig Cha's"or'h
from the Coast of Africa TO Brazil IN the year $780,
and for serving on slave vessel IN violation OF the
acts of Congress OF 1890 and ISIS. The brig was
captured by the : cruisers on the Coast OF Africa
some tine AGO with slave deck. &c on her, sent
home. condemned and sold. Capt Savage, The prin-
cIpai witness for the prosecution testified to-day mat
he met Johnson at Pernambuco, and was told by nm
that he had made one voyage IN the Chais"orh from
AFRICA to Brazil landing cargo OF slaves south OF
Pernamhuco and that he had the vessel prepared Tor
another voyage on which he was gong having
made several thousand dollars on the olher mp. ne
also stated that the veSSei was heId ii MS JohsoI
name as American property the register ue4ns diso
made ont in his name. and that he sailed her unCer
the L. flag because the British cruisers mao not lhe
riehl 70 search American vessels Ire case Will &C.
cupy several days e., -.
,ainrents this Fall Max MaretZek opens Frolt-st.
Theator. on mex; Wednesday, with a large company
from YOUR city and Catherine hayes, the " Iish
syn 5 expected next month. Our community
however appreciate such entertainments, and always
patroulze them better than any others.
The Germans had very large hletttns a. " a.
ireton Han On Monday night, at which they were
ara,essed hv Dr. knkel the German Patrol, ana
about S9CeO subscribed towards tue kep4D-lcSn
movement IN Germany. 4 mass hte'hs IOf tue
NC ,sisrt : 10 be held IN Monumen'->Quare, mex
Monday night and s6ooo or 5000 WI! 10 dogo. oe
obtained, the German population oil Baltimore oe1AS
verv large. and many OF them very "ea-lny cs,r,e
II ifourf: That TX trial will oe granted george
W stewart, convicted Of murder IN ne second oe,
cree - Harvard County Court, Tor AiADg lhoinas
Noof IN which case he viii be sent oacA 10 Baiil-
more CIi, count ria the operation OF e mem ns%
Constitution having that effect ma & fseing
I'D hero he would have been acquitted, 'he ieel4Hs
being strongly ID H. favor. .-.,,- stringent.
The Money market continues very sui'sTr re-
and raper IS discounted at very hlgh Estes -
yeno,tS circulated about the Western Ne"-lolA
AID Jersey Banks, have caused muea cag,S
m handling al foreign notes reports ILL., me
,o The stale Rank OF Ohio have almost stopPeu w
circulation OF is notes among small dealers am no
ket ueope but is believed to be only ..
moYe of the Brokers run has been maue lot .. ,
crai DAYS or tie Western Bank oil baumoi1' ou' :"
has promptly redeemed ali notes presented law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Opposition Nominations .

Jefferson Co-Assembly /. Almanson Tlbblts'
of Rodman.
Madison Co-For Judge and Surrogate lth'
amber c. Sloan, of Lenox County Treasurer
l.. NJ. KIngman, OF Eaton; Sup't of the Poor
Mr.. WILDER, of Hamilton Coroner VIM. q.
BUR-, of Cazenovia Justice Of Sessions Mr..
Brown of Brookfeld
Erie CO.-AsSemby: !. Israel I. Hunter
2 Henry X. Viele
Westchesfer Co-Assemby: ,. Abraham
Hatfield.
MINI Senatorial Dishict-Jesse Armstrong.
XXXIst Senatorial Distriet-Wilham VII.
llams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
LiXcrpOol Provision Market.

AMERIcAN-We have 70 report a continued dizziness an
,he market for BEEF only the finest Will be looked at
SsI sorts cannot be moved There beng scarcely any
poRK IN frs hands buyers give their attention 10 Ham
turg French ard insh considerable parcel OF BACON
has hw week been taken 10 Ireland which almost clears
the market ~,
HANS anu SHOULDERS are without improvement The
advance on LARD has checked the consumption, STILL the
reiners ally beng ght IN stock, 60 20 10 uns have
been sold 0uTiEg the week There IS now All inquiry Tor
good CHEESE.
The BUTTER market continues dull and depressed.
pnces have declined fully . cwt since this day week
and the demand has quite trfGg The dealers look
ir lower RAJ and only buy their nscessous re-
QurementS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
American treiQhts.

FIeights u the United States remain without material
alteration Storage passengers abundant price OF
to NewNork abont - ljs. Wcquoe freight TO New
York Dead Weight, los to 2s. Cd. tun; Fine Goods
LIS I'd. To ljs; Hardware. l2s cd Earthenware, IS -
To Boston Dead Weight, 2s Cd. to los Fine Goods,
As; Hardware. 20s. EarthenwaTe, dS Philadelphia;
Dead Weight i2s, Cd. to l5s Fine Goods. POS. Hard
ware 20s Earhenware, los. Baltmore-Dead Weight,
is cd LIS Fine Goods POS Hardware, 20s. Earth
snware, 9s New Orleans-Dead Weight SIS to l2s. Cd
Fine Goods. rs Cd, Hardware, l5s Eathenware Is Cd
tln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
CITY ITEMS.

DISTRACTIONS ON THE HUDSON Road
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock, an avalanche OF
earth and slate rock came down upon the Hudson
River Railroad track somewhere above Hudson, bury
ing the track eight ten feet deep for the space of
ten or twelve rods. All the trains for the day were
detained. The passengers who left Albany and Troy
at 3P. NJ. arrived here at | O'Clock this morning.
This was the first train that passed the obstruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
S.v--york. sep,ember ia, 1851. sl9tN20
StrpREME COTRT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.--In the matter of
- the Application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
mapalfv ofthe City of Newly ork relative - the OPEN
ING az FIFTY NINTH ST. from 10th to the point
where sald 18th nteTsects Tie Sth-ay and Broadway
Notice is hereby that the costs. charges and DIS
incurred by OF the proceedings IA the
above entitled matter viii be taxed by the Honorable John
Edmonds one the Justices VI this Court or IN case
m s absence by one of tie other Justices OF the sad
Court al the Supreme Court Chambers IN the City Hall u
the Cty Of New York Tuesday the 2st da. ot Octo
Der 1851 at o'clock the forenoon.
CHARLES $ WESCOTT.
LAWRENCE ODELL, CommIss oners
HENRY BEEkMAN.
HESRy + DAVIS Attorney. oitOIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
BY Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
The Late Gale mt Prince Edwards Island
Melancholy Suicide.

BOsTON, Friday, Uct. IU IojI.
No particulars have yet been received as 10 the
late destructive gale at the East. The most intense
excitement prevails at all the fishing towns, as all
are uncertain whether their friends are dead or Nv
ing. From NewbuDpor and vicinity 20 vessels are
out. The wife OF the Captain OF ihe schr Marina,
unou hearing rirnor that her husbands vessel was
los. with all on board, committed suicide, leaving
large family Of young children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11

ExAcTITUDE or A TRAvELER.-M. Ed
mond de Ginoux has article in the AImanaeh Pop
uIare de Ia France upon the Presidents OF the Amer
lean Republics, in which he gives an account OF
VISIT Gen. Taylor al Whitehall In Washington, on
which occasion he had the pleasure OF seeing Lazy
Rliss the Presidents daughter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Arrest on Suspicion of Murder.

BosToN, Friday, Oct, TO- 1851
James and Daniel Healy were arrested IN Dor
chester tins morning suspicion of murder. The
watch and some other property OF the man missing
some days since were found upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Iron Market.

The IRON trade continues fat. and prices without varla
ton Present quotations III LiysTpOJl-Nerchant Bar, E5
Nal Rods Is los Hoops, 60 lbs Sheets, 81 los Scotch
Pix No. I, - 6s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WING PRIMARY MEETINGS. The Wings
held their primary meetings in the several districts
on Wednesday night. The utmost harmony charac-
terized the proceedings. The following are the
names of the persons elected
FIRST DISTRICT.
Citv Conventional. ). Burr, J. +. henney, J. J.
Hicks, VIM. Bunting, II. Thayer. $500.
Ward-T. J. Van SAINT II. Ten Eyck, \. 1. VIII
marth Thos VI. Clark II. H. Harding
Co,nty--H. f. Ripley, j. II. Isaacson, j Sparks.
ASsenitly-J. BoughtOn, p. Shapter, J. ii. Wilson.
SECOND DISTRICT.
CHy-Geo. {. Bennett, James Haniord, J. C. Gan
dar, Henry Ackerly, Joseph Anderson.
Ward-Charles HObiey, VIM. Meeks, ID. Il. Belts,
Peter Bennett, Robert Welsh
County-W. II. Gulschard, John II Fox Geo &
Bennett
Assembly-Daniel Chichester, Chauncey 4. Lay,
John b. Brown.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Cjty-Jas Green, John Montgomery, j. ID. Hunt
II. Wells, Geo. f. Preston.
Hard-John r Chapman. John Rose, Oscar Myers,
John H. Tobt, solomon Wilson
County-James Elkins, Samuel Smith, Anthony
WalteSs.
Assembly-Thos Green, Henry oltmans, J. Brisen-
den Stammers.
A DISHONEST CLERK.-AleXander Deade,
a German who had been IN the employ OF John
Dohling, grocer, corner North Fourth ana 5lh sts
was arrested on Wednesday night by officer Mum on
a charge OF rob5ing his employer. He was committed
TO the cells by Justice Boswell Deade, 1t IS now
ascertained, has been helping himself very freely
from his EMPLOYERS till. His steahngS are supposed
TO amount to SlO0 or 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
Markets.

CorroY closed heavily The sales Of the week
have been 1858 bales. Receipts, 1855 and the
stock exclusive of that on shipboard, is 1870 The
quotations are for middling fair sa9c., and fair 9tc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
ORPHANS COURT Of the COUNTY

~ Of MIDDLESEX, Of Tuesday. the 18th DAY n June.
IN the Term Of June A ID 1851 On application for DIS
trhuon II surplus ARISING on sale of Land OF Heay a.
Freeman. deceased oder 20 show cause. ALIEN AN
DER FREEMAN and NARY JANE WRIGHT having
fled their petition forth that they the heirs AZ
law Of the said Henry II Freeman deceased and entitled
SAID surplus and praying order Of tins Court for
the distribution 10 them of the sand surplus according to
the satuteIt ordered that all claiming to be
entitled 10 any part Of the sad surplus heirs az law OF
the sad Heny Freeman, late OF the city OF New Bruins
wick New Jersey. deceased (cOlored man, show cause
oD Tuesday the 2>i day OF October next IN the next
October Tenn II ths Court why the said surplus should
not be pad the sand petitioners according 10 the PRAYER
# the said petition and that notice thereof be published
for four weeks. IN each week. preceding sad time
IN one If the papers of this city and also newspaper
tie city Of New-Y ork-September 10. 1851. -
30 I,wtwS ADMINISTRATOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-11
nanih Uehster-Return of Mrs. Fillmore. &c.

WASHINGTON, Ffl1dy, OCI To, IoJI.
TIE RepuBlic announces that the Hon. Daniel Web
s,er will reach Washington on the Goth instant tie
is 10 deliver the Agricultural Address at Baltimore
oil the oath.
Mrs Fillmore and family, accompaniedby the lady
of the Spanish Minister, returned to this city last
olf