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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
NOR BRlDGEPORT.-New

NOR BRIDGEPORT.-New Haven.
Il Houstonc and Naugstuck Railroad Fare 20 Ridge
port rs cents. The steamer ALICE Capt, C Weeks VII
leave Iler IS. foot Of Liberty ST.. n every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRID Az AZ
AM and SATURDAY q, lsi NJ, arriving IN season fot
the trans ON the Housaonc Nsaranck and New Haven
Railroads Freight tax a; reduced rates Apply board
or a. the Office On tie PIER. Jyl2 lms
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-


II PANY-Only through line for California and Oregoa
The public informed that under the new arrangement
Ct tins Company steamers inspected and approved py Ihs
Navy Department and carrying the United States Mall VIII
continue To leave Panama and San francisco ON te ISL anu
18th days each month unless detained by unavoidable ac
cdsnts and will touch at Acapulco San Diego and Moe-
terey. -
The following steamships belonging 20 the Pacific Mai
9s%nshlL COMPANY are now "a me faclhc one Oh ~s'h
Oregon 900 tuns; Republic. l,2ootuns
Panama 1887 tuns; Carolina, 600 tuns;
California, $50 tuns; Columbus. 600 tuns;
Tennessee, 800 tunS; Isthmus;
Noftherner, 200 tuns Unicorn 800 tuns;
Columbia 500 tuns; Antelope,
Fremont coo tuns.
The steamship Columbia VIII ply between San fran
arrival the mails and passengers from Panama and
farming without delay with the mails and passengers for the
steamer from San Francisco.
regular line Of prOpelors viii he kept up for the trans
pora,on freight and transient passengers between PanA
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 bar
den now under charter 10 the company aud peculiarly
oonmodoss her cabin VIII be kept ruins
extra family boat
One 81 the above steamers Will keep mp the b.
tween Acapulco and the other Mexican ports
The connection IN the Atlantic viii be maintained by the
gnited States Mnl Steamships
Georgia sOO0 tuns; Crescent City. 500 tuns
Ohio, ), 900 tuns; Cherokee, 800 t1ns
Empire CITY. 2 600 tuns Philadelphia, 900 tuns.
Leaving NewlOrk for Chsgrss on the 18th aud Goth ID
each month.
direct line between New Orleans and Chagres leaving az
such periods Will insure little detention possible ON
hrsugh line 20 and from New Orleans and ports IN Menco
California aud Oregon Passage from NewOreans can be
secured ftom ARMSTRONG, LAWENSON co
Agents at that place.
Tue fare for through tickets from NswYork to San Fsn.
cisco has been reduced FROM
fSOV IN stale Rooms TO-
fS3om Lower CABIN to- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
The rate fr"@ Ssw-YosI to Ciasres viii he al the loves.
stepted by safe sea-steamer between those ports
For choice Of berths apply at the ofce Of the Company,
- and - South-st OF at their Agency III wes'-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT
l Y Wesley T. Burgess ard Ransom Garrett against
Ansel Edwards and others-Summons for money demand
on contract (Com not er.-To ANSEL Eo@ AIDS,
IYNDE BUSHNELL and NATHANIEL W. TRIP
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint IN this action. which filed the Office Of
the CLERK of the CITY and County of NewYos al the City
Of New York on the In OF July. 1851, and t. serve
copy of your the said complain on the subscriber
at lis Office No. Deysreet, "a the City OF New-ioTk'
within twout DAYS after the Of this summons on
YOU exclusive Of the day Of such and you f 10
answer the SAID complaint within the time AFORESAID, the
Vantfs N this acton wl judgment against you for
the Of 1885, 81 with interest. from the 18Th day June,
thousand eight hundred and ty one beside the costs
Of this actlou.-D Dated July !, 1881.
Tvs lawswTn John GRAHAM. plaintiffs Attorney.
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vTHE PEOPLE of the State of New

THE PEOPLE of the State of New
York by the grace If God free ard independent: To
ALI erSons interested m the Estate OF ASA DAY late 81 the
Cv of New York deceased creditors, next OF KIN, or
otherwise send Greeting You and each Of YOU are here
hv cited and required personally ~ be and appear before
our Surrogate of the County of Newfork at ms once
the CITY Of New York the twelfth day OF August next
al eleven O'Clock the forenoon of that day then anu there
t. attend the final settlement of the account Of proceedings
Of Susan a. Day, ADMINISTRATIVE 81 the OoodS Ch"t-
tells and Credits Of said decreased r., :
In testimony whereof have causedthe seal oi once o
said Surrogate to be hereuni0 affixed. Witness
Alexander W Bradford. Esq, Surrogate OF our said
S1 Comfy the City of Newly oTk the seVehth gay o
MAY in the year Of Lord one thousand elght
hundred and ffy-one. A. W. BRADFORD,
,,etouA,Tn. Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

In PURSUANCE of an order OF the
surrogate Of the County of NewYorN notice IS hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against rHOMA As Gun
LEY late the City Of New York deceased 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the suhScrhS at MS
residence No 81 Pecksp, the City Of New fors on OF
before the fifteenth day Of November Ren-Dated New
York the 9Th day of May. 1891 - ..,,,,, =,
myi3 aw6mru' PATfdCk WHILE ENecu'o'
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Y, Is. PaImer's Hints for Rusiness Men.

Tho door 70 wealth rsspecabiy, influence and honor,
is throw wide open 10 all. -, h,ms.Ifo nj M,
He who neglects advertising not only ro 49, ,vsls
f,,r advantage, but bestows the spos ON has seI
He who adveTtlses Judlconsly and extensively dcs,
10 sell his customers 10 better advantage than ne WIZ
not because he adoptsthe correct means 20 mui.pf
number and 10 himself much larger amount oi
ness He who does the largest business can 90 NJ Va"
smallest per -centage OF pToht.
by death removal but he who would Du up
now must be like the me, and improve the advantages
II offers -, 4. 49,.
nor communicate by telegraph II u 10 close one eyes 70
tbe ght and insist upon living IN perpetual darkness An
individual may do this at his own cost Dut community
class Will never act 80 unwlsely
The man who refuses 10 advertise his business. N eject,
conesses ncapacIty and defeat and retreats TO the rear
discrimination and crcumspectlon should be exercised IN
the selection of places and choice made VI the papers
- a. fe m sneak 81 the cost Of advertising imped
nenas we'll might object to the cost 2i snsl.e''ns M
goods protecting them from thieves or deahs 'he" '''
Communal perseyerng advertising the subject be at all
adaed 10 The tastes and wants Of the public sure 10 De
Successful II "a an ndsputable fact. that there IS 90 m
stance Of well sustained adherence 10 c0htlhuen yse"s
Of advertising failing Of success .oous,e,.I
Not many years elapse before hs larse comsieai
dealings of the country will concentrate IA the hands Of one
tenth u the present number " obbe III pfopooA h'
Tb ,,,ans by which this great and benedeeH eaage
be effected various but chez among mem ishe -
raanot IN two three papers, nor even IN All 'n ~.
The city the business IS done bnt N the ns. ~asv
circulated journals VI the whole reg"" whence eH''"
Nohine has vet been done 10 the way Of advertising com
r.red 10 what can and inevitably will be go,
IT, merchant who has reasonable amount u capital,
and his business IN good shape far better tofd 70 al
Ssse 70 the amount Of 90 year than any isss 'm
who take hold n this mighty engine al an early day
and Weld i Judgment and dee,ston VIII MAKE vsH lo
49,, % hie those who neglect II will see their business
@,ndI gway and perish II must be seized Ike Tune.
H. friock or Will leave the negecui and douD1ns ou'
rT,nsye advertising morally certain 70 work fsyoin
ton m trade by driving thousands u .ns ssy s'ns
II and concentrating business n me nanns mn
ho,. IA 1htan and keep q Unite Win ,ns ths SUD
stton Of cash for credit and one nm Of ihoss nT s
asd ~ trade viii amply suffice TO do the Whole snn WIN
sasq bs =, 10 do ne reroiuton already begun
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

T. '
l. Y st Lawrence County.-ro LEONARD a ALDhIC II,
defendant You hereby summcsed' and required 10
answer the complaint OF John II. Browning and John T.
UuI plaintiffs which fled IN the Office of the Clerk Of
ST Lawrence County the 18th day OF July 1871 and u
serve copy of your on in the Village OF Og
denShureh IN the County Of St Lawrence and State OF
New-York within twenty days after the service oi thS
eummor on YOU exclusive Of the day OF service, and II
Won fail 10 answer SAID complaint hereby required me
plaintiffs will Judgment against you for eight huniIei
fv dollars and twentv-eght cents with interest on SGD
Is from the 18th DAY # October 1880, and on so! - rom
the 9th day Of Marcf 1884, besides costs OF sut-Daei
GEO MORRIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ig22 law6wTu' Ogdensbnrsh, y \.
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SUPREME COURT. Peter A. H

- RenaulGs and Emanuel = Francois agaIns: Frederick
W Barkman To the DEFENDANT Ion are hereby
summoned and required to the complaint thus
ton which this day fled the Office Of the Clerk II
the CIty and COUNTY Of New YORK; AT The CITY Hall Of tue
said city and CODY u yolr ~ the sud
complain: the subscriber A. his Otice. No. 81 VII
Lam the SAID city within twenty days aer The service
II this you. eIclsve Of he day Of such
wee and 4 flll nc 81 ! compliant iin
the time aforesaid. the plaintiffs IN ths acton Will take
Judgment for the sum Il seven thousand lll
slYtv three dollars and gtf certs. with
from the thrtvfrSf day Il December Thousand eight
hundred and ffy beside the eSts u this acton-Dsed
June %. 1881. J. PROl DFlI Pleniirs Attorney.
T-nra
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NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT

" r. w NRh OIL tI4-hi% wv
Y George ". Plat and Nathan c. Plat, Plaintins
AGAINST William Staring James Churchill, Abraham ~
kosecrantz and Nancy hIs wife, Robert vi Ward Epah
Peck Isaac Small, and v iIiiam Dawes. Defendants
summon, To WILLIAM STARlNG-Su. You are
hereby summoned and required 10 the compliant pa
this acton which has been fled the Office oi tHe
Cl,rk Of UerSmer County az the village Of Herkiner
Y AMI Ia serve a copy Of your answer on u.s. AZ NO 10
III street "A The Civ Of New-fors within twenty uAl
serhs scryce hereof exclusive of the day Of such se
wee and f YOU fa 20 the complaint a. aioFeSs
tie rla WI apply % The Courf Tor ne Ielc deiHl
ed II The npla,nt - Dated March % 1851 oo,,s
BARNARD 4 PARSONS,
nl ,.uitxTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
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IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY
NEW-YORK and NEW-ORLEANS

NEW YORK and NEW-ORLEANo
IN STEAMSHIP LINE-The new and elegant double
engine steamships UNION, 800 tuns burden, Capt / g.
Rudd WINFIELD SCOTT q 100 tuns burden Capt KIN
pey Couillar compose tins line, and Will leave NEW
YORK and NEW-ORLEANS on the LIST and 18th OF each
month at o'clock in the afternoon except when those
dates fan on Sunday, when the ships will leave on Monday,
same hour. $1,000 =, ~, =, .
rst of every month"; and the UNION the 18th OF every
month, for New Orleans.
These ships hay been built with great and cost and
M skill or expense spared strength, speed and
comfort They are every respect first class steamers
For freight or passage apply follows For steamship
Union TO SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO, 10 South-st.
For steamer Winfield Scott, TO - -
DAVIS, BROOKS l. co, % Beaver-S.
In order o. meet the wishes Of shippers the propreors OF
this line have decided to reduce the rate Of freight on
me- asurenen goods 20 80 cents per cubic foot ny3Vi
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Spring and SUMNER ARRANGE


- NFNTs-NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA ga
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD -MOhNiiN"
LINE leaves Pier No North RIVER foot OF Bat'eT pAce
Dali Sundays excepted AZ O'clock VI by the spieh
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt. John simpson, loI
south AmOoy thence by the superior cars OF the company
10 Camden reaching Philadelphia az l2 NJ stopping AZ
spOttswood West Prospect Plains, Cranberry nthnoh
HighistOwn, Centeryllle, Newtown Sand Hils boIoeh
town and Burlington. -,
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily (Sundays ercePtedl
at NJ South AmbOy TO Camden, arriving al rhlia-
dephia az 81 = NJ stopping al SiOttswooa west Hisnt
town. Bordentown Burlington Beverly, RanoocaS ana ra
yra Freehold and Monmouth passengers By either tah
fare S7i cents. ...o
Fare by either line. 50 90 Forward decks 81 "
Breakfast dinner and supper provided on board Inc steam
boat John Potter. -
EMIGRANT LINE at 81 o'clock, PM-Passenger'
leave by steamboat transport Capt John G9ud daly,
Sundays ercepted) at s. o'clock NJ for South Anboy,
proceed by BOrdenton and take steamboat 70
IINGTON, and at Philadelphia next morning al
O'Clock. Fare 81 20. .- :. -
Fifty pounds Of baggage allowed each passenger 10 ne
carried the rsk Of its owner but nothing VIII De rece'eu
m29 BLISS. Agent
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~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-Wesley

Y. SUPREME tOU * wv eSltN
= NsF. Burgess against Ansel Edwards and others
Summons for demand contract Com not sery
To ANSEL EDWARDS. LYNDE BUSHNELL and Ma,
THANIEL ". TRIPP.-IOu are hereby summoned ana
required - the complaint this action, which was
fled IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County u
New-Yofk AZ the City Of NewYork on the seventh u
july 1851 and copy Of your 70 The sad
complaint on the scbeY MS Office No Deystree
u the CITY ci within twenty days after the ser
wee CT this YOU exclusive Of the day Of such
service and fail % the sand complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff tins action VII take ds
rent against the S537 TO- with interest from
the rt day II April thousand eight hundred and MY
ope besides the this action Dated July 1851
Tvs law6wTu JOHN GRAHAM, Plaintiffs Attornes.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
4 rocate Of the County If New-York notice hereby
gwen all persons having CLAIMS against WILLIAM Il
SELDOM late OF the City Of Norfolk Virginia. deceased
10 present the with vouchers thereof the subscriber
al bus Office Ne Dutch-sreei IN the City OF NowYork,
on " before the twenyeghth day of July neS-Daied.
New-York the 9th day of January. 1851
SAMUEL COLGATE. Administrator.
i9s ravvTusm, with the " III annexed
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SUPERIOR COURT OF the CITY of

CNEW-YORK. SIMON STEINFELD against LEO
poi ID HTRZ -SrTr,ors - =, ucv demand can-"ac'
Com not sci. TO LEOPOLD hlkZ. Defendant YOU
are hereby summoned and reg rs - answer me c'n7la 1t
m fhis action yvhch VI, Ell m the ONCE Of the CLERK
Of the peror Court Of the Cry 4 Newly orS - The ny
Hall in the SAID CIV "a the 3Fh dag NJ Inne lS5l and 20
s4hscrher a. hs Office No Il NaSsAl-S rect New YORK.
within twenty DAYS after the service OF tins luminous n
Won excl sye of The day II such and Il Fou M %
answer The said COMPLAINT within the tine aforesaid. the
plaintiff N this acton VIII Judgment sgns, You 1T
the sum # nine hundred and scyeuiEsIN coaaTS. WIN
interest from the tenv-eghth DAY Of May one thousand
eight hundred and fy-one besides Ae costs u i1iS
Dated June 30. 1851 L. sElMOtR AShLkf
MI lawswTu PLAINTIFFS Att0rnev. II NaSsau-st y. Y.
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' iEW.yoRK LEAVE SHREWSBURY
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT anc

LNOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RlVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, of great strength
Island sound running with the Fall River
snd Old Colony Railroad distance OF 50 Mules Boston
only. Leave per 3 y r. near the Battery
The ste aner EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton, on TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. at p NJ.
The steamer BAY STATE CAPT. Vim Brown, on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. az 5 m
rels lae the only that irec: for Newport
These fitted with oommodlous
and every for the security and comfort OF
sengers, who afforded BY this route nights rest on
board and ARRIVAL at Fall River proceed per Railroad
reaching Boston early the following morning remain
on board getting their breakfast II wished for unit; the
starting OF the accommodation tram AZ Quarter-past
O'Clock, M which reaches Boston quarter before
o'clock, AM.
baggage attached 10 each steamer, who re-
and tickets the baggage and accompanies the same
10 is destination
nhe rates fcr and the price of the
same as by other lines
amer runs IA connection with this line and from
FIN'luehce dlly. except SUNDAYS
iOm New-N ork through 10 Providence, Fall River
~ New lolt, y, 70 New Bedford, fare s. 90.
i.sut 20 Boston is taken the same rates by the
regular INES, and forwarded great expedition
an tapress teleht Tram. which leaves Fall River every
no'hns Suhaays eacepted) at o'clock for Boston and
A NJ. ~~''" - VI ""'~' -
For freight apply board or at the efc. on P,er,NR
for or o ths apply board or II II IS desired
20 secure "a. a, ahead application mas be made to
jelQy TlSDALE ( BORDEN, AGENTS. 70 aud II Wes,-st
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CHANGE of HOURS-Commencing

lime la,-RAMApo and PATERSON RAIL
ROADS-EIpess Trans leave Suierns, a. on9"s OF on
the arrival Of the Ere trains At soeoSk N ~, s.Y ~
ony a, Ramsev's Hohokus Paterson. HayleTs ana boil
ing Spring at Ot o'clock H. stopping only az h'A0A''
Paterson and Boiling Spring. - =, Dat,
erson and Hohokus a. o'clock PM, stopping on, a.
Passaic Bridge Paterson and Honokus AZ ocoSA ~
stopping oay at Boiling Sprng, Huylers ana tah p,,.c,
The FrDress trans leave Marketst statrIa rae
for New-Yark al 81 VI and 81 and et p or On ens
arrival Of the trans from suterns The up trans $40" "
WAY TRAINS leave suaerns' at u M and New-fO'l
PaTFRsoN TRAINS leave Paterson al Il and II;
o'clock A NJ and 81 O'Clock PN-Leave New-fotk ~
o'clock A NJ, and and 81 O'Clock r M. ~ .,A 4
ocioek . n mYl9H
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Opposition to MONOPOLY,-lN-
INDEPENDENT LINE for CHAGRES Direct. and
Through Tickets Tor CALIFORNIA. at further Reluc-
ton IN Price Of 10 per cent for the direct benefit of paen
who procure their tickets IN the new aud spleudd
steamship BROTHER JONATHAN, l,t0O TONS register.
H. SQuer. commander, which sails for ChagreS direct
MONDAY, july %. from Pier r. a. Y. NJ For
freight or passage apply only tos T.. MILLS. Agent,
NlSPSth 81 Cortland st, New York
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of REPAIRS and
NOTICE to CARTMEN.--The new or

NOTICE to CARTMEN.-Then new or
dnance for Licensing and Regulating Carts and Cart
men provides that all licenses to public Carmen shall ex
pre- on the day of October IN each year. and may ne
renewed by the Mayor for succeeding year. # application
be made therefor PRIOR TO the expiration thereof al such
time as may be appointed by the Mayor.
DE notice viii be gwen Of the DAYS apart for renew
ing such licensing commencing probably about the middle
of September.
plcatIon at this office Mayors Office, July TO- 1851.
By order of the Mayor
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INTFREST nn CITY STOCKS.-Tht

interest on the public Stocks of he CITY OF New-totA
dne and navahe August Isl 1851 will be pad that day
by SHEPHERD KNAPP Esq, Shamherlann OF the trty
nj the MECHANICS BANK, No 80 Wall-street Inc
transfer hooks will be closed WEDNESDAY. July 9Th,
Al o'clock NJ For the accommodation Of Stockholders
transfers Will be permitted during the PERIOD tne oooSs re-
man closed TO take effect August ls lS5l-Comptoiiexs
Office New York. June 30th. lsol 80, =, .,.
W. tAu2 JOSEPH K TAYLOR Comptroller
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rorate 81 the County Of New-York notice is hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against PATRICK
BOWLING, late of the CITY Of New-York. Grocer, de-
ceased 10 present the SAME with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber. at the Office Of Sas C. Smh No 50 Rose
street. the City Of NewYOr before the eighteenth
day Of October neItDaed New YorS the fourteenth day
Of April, 1857 ANN BOWLING, AdMIastratrlI.
ais aw6mIus
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate II the Comfy Of New-YxS notice $ here
BY gwen 70 all persons having claims against JOHN
MAFFlIT, late of the CITY II Mobile Alabama, deceased
prcssn; the with vouchers thaTeef the sch
sr, the Office Of JAMES SMITH. u. Es4 No. iJs
Nassausf N The City # NewYork before The thir
tesuh day II December dated New YORK the alnih
day Fl June. 1851 FREDERICK 4 MAFFIrr,
ielO iaw6uTu' Administrator.
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THE PEOPLE of the State of New.
rs lawiwTu' A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
IN PTRSUANCE of AMI order of the Snr-

II rogate Of the County Of NewYOrk-Notce is hereby
gwen 20 all persons having claims against JOHN JEN
NINGS late Of the City OF New York deceased 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber at the
office of James Ceand $50 S0uthstreet or before the
22d day Of November next Dated New-York 18th May
1851. HENRY JENNINGS, Executor.
uv20 lawfmTV'
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EN- PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
ro-a,e ofthe County Of NewforS notice : hereo CIV
en- ~ al persons having claims AGAINST HI Oh GklF
ate If the city New York deceased - present the same
with vouchers thercoto the subscriber AZ his store, No -
Nuth-aye m the CITY Of NewY0gS n before the thr
teenih day Of December I;Dated New me nRth
lav m June. 1851 RICHARD GRIFFITH.
,slg fa,xsusT Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

IN FUKSIA NIE OF an ORDER OF tne
Surrogate Of the County Of New York notceis hereby
gwen % all persons having claims against PATRICK
MOORE, late Of the City Of New YORK deceased 20 pre-
sent the With vouchers thereof the subscribers at
the residence Of Francs Gilmore, No IL Prnce-siree IN
the City of NewYork, before the thirteenth DAY Of
September neIt-Date NewYorS the 18th day Of Febru
az, 1851 PETER McLOUGHLIN r..,
IA law6mTus FRANCIS GILMORE.
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to
l law, 10 all persons having CLAIMS against NAlhAN
VOTING late Of the City of Brooklyn Kings County de-
ceased that they required TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof the subscribers Al No $50
IN the CITY Of Brook aforesaid ON or before the Sh Jay
of August neyt-Dated February 10. lBol
JOHN DlMON ( .,m,,istrator>
IF law6mTus SARAH YOUNG,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

Z II Il
Surrogate Of the County of New York, notice Is hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against STEPHEN
FEhkERO. late Of the CITY Of New York, deceased 20
present the with vouchers thereoftO the subscribers
the office Of Lawrence Horn No 81 WastTeet, IN the
CITY OF NewYorA. before the first day Of November
next. Dated NeW-York, the 2lst day II April 1851.
WILLIAM RESiSEN, Executor.
a22 law6nlTu' ADELAIDE FERRERO. EIecutrI.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS O

Il FICE No Nassau st Notice Is hereby gwen To-
the relatives and next KIN of CHRISTOPHER NOONE1,
late of California seaman deceased and who IS alleged 10
have died ntostae. tina, shall apply 70 the Surogae o
The County Of New York fer of administration up
ON the Estate of the said nestate the Sth day OF A
gust next M 10 o'clock the forenOon-Dated View lorA
July g. 1851 JAMES s. THAYER Public Admins t.
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