davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-07

WWe are authorized to-
announce MALLY BROGDON.s sE.soi 81
Candidate for tho Office of Sheriff Of Sim
er District, at the next Election. So I.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-07

HSVe are aufhOrizeftf fo
announce Col. JOHN C.RIIABfE, 4 can.
dldate for the Office ofSberiff; ct the ensu.
ing Election " - 20 -. q
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-10-07

Ben Bolt, Of the salt-sca gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

era rooms and Telegraph off ,es, which latter
stand behind the reporters galleries on each side
OF the chair. Mr. Anderson 10 worthy the graft
tude of the press for thisvery convenient arrange
ment and we trust bis Ingenuity will be duly
appreciated. By simple and mechanical ar
raneement the voice is conveyed all over the
House and TO the galleries, on the principle prac-
ticed in the French Theasers The public CALLER.
les are extensive and easy Of access from the diff
ferent quarters, the stairs being placed ia the old
building, There are private stairs from the gray.
81 IN front for the members 70 enter jth wings.
The new wings are connected with the present
building by lobbies outside the doors of tns new
Hall and Senate Chamber. The wings extend
about 100 feet East Of the present building. and
about 20 feet West so as not 70 interfere With the
terrace, which forms such beautiful feature on
that side. They will project about $50 feet oc
each side, North and South having fine porsicO
IN the center with eight COrinthian columns look
ing North and South. There are three such porti
cos on the East, and two square additions 70 the
Library projection on the " eat s1rmounted with
porticos for the public accom- mod All n from which
the city and surrounding scenery can be viewed
these porticos are accessible from the upper floor
Of the new wings 10 the Library.
The exterior forms one magnificent and perfect
building, highly creditable % the nation. Mr
ANDEKs0S's was the only plan that introduced al
attic, which hides the roof aud produces 6ne
effect. The additions can be made without IN
converiencipg Congress. The present House
and Senate chamber. IL lie proposed to divide into
Committee rooms. TIE new Supreme Court and
Offices will be under the new Senate chamber
the old one 20 be converted into Document
room for the Senate. The general arrangement
is highly recommended by the officers Of both
Houses and the Librarian. We are informed
this il the fourth public premium Mr. ASDERsoN
has received for plans Of State Buildings within
the ast ak months Br. ANDERSON is a highly
educated Architect, Of great practical knowledge
and experience in connection with the public
buildings of Europe &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

fortlt V not the less engsging AZ Belmont for
naVlng plead The canse Of her friend Eish lawyer
IKE ssgaclty In Europe the fashions Of q lesns
nas ID ace u not an infrequent thnS for w0msa
70 sPeAA 10 legislative halls. and Victoria's DO
Eestc aollitles seem not the least in paired ~
her occasional appearance there. BuE in oar
county where It might be supposed a certain de-
gree OF courage would keep hsHd aud haBd with
reform men appear 20 think the worst disasters
would oelal them by even discussing the ques.
non. "omaR does so. she ia met, not as
thiDkef-one capable and willing 70 consider sb-
ftrscsly qnet,ion Of human good which can bs
OF 10 possible advantage % herself, for she will
be long In her grave before Der views would De
acknowledged, If at all-but she IL met by IN
manly structures upon her sex. and foolish flags
az "Jfmo1e politicians Pardon the phrase Il Is
quotatlon-l recognize only the appropriate
term OF woman. But this is aside from my
subject.
Our right TO a fall life-to the exercise Of
full hie-la the foundation Of q plea-not that Of
the nursery and kitchen merely-Rot that Of the
luxurious saloon, the haunts Of fashion merely
for disguise Il as men and women may, this per
petual acnlation, this fostering Of our pettiuess
our vanity our love OF luxury, Is bat the mode OF
holding US IN the pupilaee OF sex-recOgnizing
only our relation In one aspect OF life and gu ring
all other claims. do not undergalue the ha-mo
Dies OF love-every woman owes much Of the
graces Of her life % these-the affections are al
holy and beautiful, but the laws Of theIe are as
diverse as the mental character of their owners;
and while to some they may be all, to others
however strong they are but the frame work, the
foundation OF great and Harmonious superstruc
tnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
Plan for Improvlng the Capitol.

Correspondence OF The frinune
WASHINGTON. TUESDAY, May Is.
The President has directed Col. ALERT OF tue
Typographical Department, TO make arrArgemea"
FOR commencing the work Of the intended sddi'
tons to the Capitol The wing plan being select
Cd, Mr.. ANpERsoN's the New'Nork Architectl
plan for enlargement bs pirsS was allotted pre-
MUM bv the Senate Committee Mr.. MILLS, the
Architect of the Patent 0fhoe, prepared wing
plan BY order Of the Senste Committee, winch
tbsv also recommended for the consideration OF
the President Three members Of the House
Comni,,ee recommended Duplicate plan, pre-
pared by Mr.. WALLER OF Pniladephs, but which
was protested against by the other two members,
rejected altogether by the Seaste COMMITTEE, ana
6nally condemned By the President
hE ANDERSON is preparing cetaAed dra"lnsslo
exempllfy the acoustics and ventilation OF the
new structure. The latter Is TO De an extension
OF the principles no introduced IN ns Plsns lSS tHS
penitentry Work House on Blsok~ei ts'aul'
and the House Of Refuge st Baltimore, no" IN
oourse OF erection.
The air Ia to be admitted under ground, h'seted
through water, rsr6ed in winter by means OIL hot
wsteS or cooled down in summer before admttea
into the halls. 1t Is 20 be passed up through pipes
built In the walls into 4 horizontal vSye round
me ceinnS The purified air 10 20 discharge on
ing. The vltiated air is to be wilhdrs Nd through
sperforated cast metal floor b. means OF spUmq.
-Four ventilasing shafts in each wing are also pro
nded, through which the earbonic acid gas will
eisehsrge when the air pump is not in operation,
corning double means Of ventilation 80 as -
@mnMds pure and temporats atmosphere Ia
ne halls ct all seasons. Toe ingress aud egress
% AZ, and the Temperature can oe adjusted 20
nicely, A. the number in toe house shat require,
stooat at all interfering with the acoustics % the
sPaHmttts ~ there will be no currents proiaced
y open windows to interfere with the sound.
any quantity Of pure air osa be forced up BY con-
,rssceog blowers With the fresh air chambers.
. In. principle Of ventilation is supported by
r0'essoss ARsor and HOOD Of Loadoa, Pro
e"os hElD OF Edihbarsb, Doctor BELL o. 8os
oo, sns recommended in HENRY BERSARDs
,.o.A on feohe Schools. Noise from the extsri'f
aekeaded, there being Gcorgidor round toe Halls
.o1l.monlca'ing with Offices on each side, and an
violence chamber and two conference rooms DO
una the chair, with private stairs to the report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
WASHINGTON.
Government Intentions With Reference 20
south Carolina.

Government Intentions With Reference 10
south Carolina,
Correspondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May IS.
see that some OF the papers have mistaken
the directions given TO the District Attorney OF
South Carolina, for the intention Of the Govern
meut ia the event of that State carrying out her
reasonable project. The District Attorney was,
Of course directed to arrest and bring to punish
ment any person found engaged in reasonably
,e,sting the laws of the United States; but to
ssy that the Government has so far in advance
marked out its course with reference to what
NAV occur of an uncertain character In that
troublesome State, borders upon the absurd.
We know that General JACKSON would have
brought his guns to bear at once, and nave walked
into the State Government m into an ermeu
enemy. He threatened when the former difficulty
occurred that II there was the slightest OUTBREAK
be would hang Mr.. CALHOUN, who was then In
the Senate. He kept an express running TO
Charleston during the heat OF the dlihculty, ana
was daily expecting some collision. Some irlends
ascsttaining this determination late IN the even
ing went 40 MIR. CALHOUN's residence where ne
wal living somewhat indisPosed. Mr.. =. trem,
bling and excited begged them 70 60 and prevail
upon him to reconsider the matter Ahey repre-,
sened the impossioility of eilecsing anything, ana
ursed his departure from tho city, to which ne
WAS Obliged To consent He was kept concealed
some di,tsnce from w ssbingtOn until South Caro-
lima yielded. .,--.,
1t IL probable that the pretent administration
will pursue mIder policy. The blockade oil her
Hubors and the collection OF the Revenue on
shipboari would not ouly destroy her com meeoe'
but deprive her of many necessary supplies, both
of which would have the effect OF inducing tho
people Of the State to make common cause
against the politicians Toe Postmas1et General
BY sending the mails down 10 Savannah woola
avoid much trouble and an expense oil e9OV,oOV
of expenditures over receipts, while the loss Oh
mail facilities would bring reflection to the minus
Of the people, and induce calcuiA'lons OF Ioss anu
pro6t thar conld not fail 90 have beneficial effect.
WOUTER Won TWILLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

40, acknowledges toe expectancy OF stsad
venpon 80 maintsined until suitable changes
pe Nsolories and at home snsli nave ren1efed
m w. no longer reqoiste.
m urch change, the folio Eiog enactments
ns for the comfort OF the soldier aud
,be safety Of the citizen l.. h;,A;n, ,ulo. -.
u Int. ~ mssi.trste by the person enlist.
neweo Oe1 so sxoirstion OF period Of one week.
Ing ate are. sha soldier have right 70 free dis
.L.-ga At the end Of iooe years
chAibor ~. the soldier be no longer confined IN
.. nee the isolation o troops estranges
I'm citizens, renders them unit Tor the do
tn." Of domestic life. dem'raiIzes them, and ls
ues for discipline, as proved by such discl-
' Dlo 20, beine impaired whea troops are quar-.
Pll.S an the Inhabitants, which is freq Qenty tne
case, both in peace and var;
\. maid Tor as lodgers and that none be compelled
az That promotion take place from the ranks
nv military graduation, and that none be promoted
bssoye AZ least one years service Ia the ranks.
az That promotion by p1rchase be abolished.
~ That The use OF the lash be abolished
90. That courts. N srtisl consist in all cases OF
officers and sriyatts in like proportion.
"X-THE NAVY.
ITO be regulated by analogous laws
"XI-THE MILITIA.
as it is the right OF every Individual to bear
ANS, 90 il is bis duty 20 kno " how TO use them;
as every citizen ought 20 receive benefit AZ the
hands Of the State, so he ought 20 be prepared 10
defend il and, as liberty is not safe where "a
armed and undiscipined people stand in presence
Of an armed and disciplined class it is therefore
requisite that every male over fifteen years Of
sge should be afforded the opportunity OF military
training. w
fraadopo Of m .uUh6 and oXOFeRGlOn
bsing one Of the primary and most sacred OF the
ysbts of man, all restrictions on printing aud
nnbIisbing are unjust and ubiquitous this con-
Yentjop therefore, declares its decided hostility
20 the taxes on knowledge, and recommends the
total abolition Of
1.-THE duty on paper;
"The duty on advertisements
"The penny stamp tax on neTspapersi
"And the import duty on foreign books ana
addresses, each embodyiog ono OF the Preoe
ding measures Of reform TO be circulated, 70
Se,ber with an exposition Of the Charter, and
ia necessity for enabling such reform TO be o.
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME C0UKT-Ia th. msu.r OF The spphcauon 81 ~
- Mayor, Aldermen AID Commo1.yo he Guy Of NsT 70"
lie pslg OF ssvslty fret ST. from Ih Seventh
n Wsri of saf c;v The la1sfsguss
CO. m nsr, Of Funats md Ass..nsnt 10 th- sooye
pursuant 20 tie requreuels Of an act - no Lsrs's 80
People the sats & New To. entitled A. A., % amend an As
sn- % reduce sevsraaFs rearg part clifr O. che CO
Of Nsv fort 'o ons ~ P''s-s Ao-i ~ f'', tpt..
l39hat the 'oct Of tho k-mas and Ass--7a OF th' 'se
ComHo1-r- the above eated mattel containing he 1aues 81
OF tie assessed TIE ulu5e's Of each rs g. hey
srpesr 90 The map, ofths Coons tog.tts such
he OF sse-s-ut Whistler for dansg- nsas1t ana
BIS Comisson.rs usins their Report have ossu 10
posec the Street CONN ssoass Ocs Of As cy agi Colu
there 90 dsy. o-frs The Comm
stbs, .e n m lie sd suor.m. Couo - ina uns ocs
lsr,r,.r NJ - AID tts sd Conn. .,-oss, f,hsr sys
pursuant 20 the provisions Of s Al sa.i't AZ - 20
sautt Ac - sou % h- collection u asas-s
he city snt couu q 49, for 'nd Tor ohff
purPose pssd Ma, H. 1870 ps'.t Nav o'-o Tho o~n'i
er owners occupant occafa o 81 lauts AL improved
rnmpvsd ans' ,Tsc,sstas hat they taysc 'sa he est
tstud A.esss anohats rsTious -ho le-'' -'srsctss
cent ct sections Wtiag TO NICHOLAS hyENsIi E'0
Chairman ihetad c. nmsons - hsbea's No. nv whit.
sf,-i hi ths CITY of York hiu thry Say. the iae 81
this ant thst the hn embraced BY hs 3'ss'msnt ls A.
AID benign he Nnsts-uth Ward Of the CIV u ss-Yors
bounded the east 0 the vs'sr ms Of rad ss-gs
sasry re sie n FOURTH avenue oa ht
Tho hoe of OF the block oeTs'u 'sseny frat
ter ths bck Seventy first street and sssest stsss
Arc thoa othsf lots pieces par e ae Aais n .na
beng tie NEssuth Ward Of the CITY Of Se~ TON ana ola.se
.s hs westerly hs sd Of F'uth avenue IN ms
The es,isy ns sis OF Fh avenue On he oofe o
The ns Of The center Of ne bocs o4tWssn Sesa -
ssysn second street and on hesouth By s na ne ceu
he ck between Seventy frat street snd ssvea-h SYST A
sthoss pieces parcss o. land nae lying 40
% og 10 Wsrd u Tie city Of ae~ fors and nness
9 bs es by tbs Nssey SIDE of hh hs ~ssi
hv No saery of SEh The north, by h'
Of The CO bsfWssn an 's'
.ny the auth BY She n' N esnts o. Coz
5ssutat sr-st Aud also
Pss parcs of land stus- Nn s4 osnS
the rseeuL Ward o Ire City OF New f1rt, 81 bounced %
az, .s, by bs ws,y Inc ds Of Sixth hs Fsst ~
sasi,r, Of Seventh s uon oy tho os
%, Of the boct bstwesa scFeu d stsst and seventy
south tbs us u he csats ~ ts 9oca
Seventy and sevstst street Aad he sal
further give notice Oh their The asoye mat
sds presented To the Suppress Cour tbs a Of
Nv Yofl Tam Of tie o. b. bold AZ The CITY
Hs - IL, Civ O.. fok SATURDAY tbs 2 daf e july
ssl A. lie omen he that isy thsre,s
=. bs aof hers VIII ~
tia sad Report b con6rns1D.f-d Ns- fork April %
1851. tlshpLAs C. 1911 l. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
Receipts OF Produce,

By the North Rirer Bo1fs- Wedaesi1y, Mqy
H-Is7cp hblS Flour 2i3 d. WHISKY, 8Sl do BEEF llni
Porf rs Ashes IA d. Lard, $50 90 Clt Meats
$50 Butter, so do Cheese - hsss Wool 500 p1sh
Rsrey, 81 $50 do Corn, 500 do Whes Il 900 DO Oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
COMMON COUNCIL.
Ronrd Of Alderman.

STATED SESSION. WEDNESDAY, May IA
Pyessnt-Ald Sturtevsnt Chapman, Smith
Have Cook, Briton Franklin and Dooley
On motion Of AID. HaWs, Aid Smith was sppoinied
Chairman Pre- TEN.
quoru appearing roll call. the Board was de-
clsred az OuTnec 70 morrow 18Th nst Al O'Clock,
Py VALENTINE Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

(soRPORATIOs sOTICE Public n.tcs - hereby sv'a tns
,,. b.vs ssr pr.,sst.d 10 Board Of Assstauf Afer
AZ 40 referred 20 the m.tss sewers FOR seer % rear
.e. from Broad strs % he 10 of tosn-s'P
80 or from brpsd"ay - ns proposes
Gfssrs e.ouons fof sever 40 t1s Hsse
M d. vnus y Hgsson River; a-d also Tor col, ara a. tas
pt A. south 3bs.rsst and aTsn So Al PSF
..t.s n o..-r N. sams writing ang ths sTisn OF Htsr
rssl-ncsl % lhs soasfssse' - -
o. n s Cestoa AsusdBct DspArtneat. or 9siofs NAY o.
-. % r--iT5 - ALEX = DODGE Sever Csd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

ofths County or
AYot hereby ysu 70 all psfsoas having clam. .sssss
CARLOS CREsPiO ate n the y Of Fsu fofa, deceased %
ra.snt vouchers herso 10 hs sneerbsF, al hs
ono FrsHkfer the city Of hs~ lo on 90 -
fr. srtseuh Augls, n-rtDstsd, hs- fOs, he
18Th asy Of EsbuAy 1851. fHlLlF A. WIFI.
III sw6mThf Aamah1sior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

IN PURSUANCE u sn odsr of The suoss~ Of me C"asJ
kEsS Yorh otrs bersby 70 all having oi.Ims
s,aast SAMUEL suTTOs, ats o the CITY Of Mes fers MOI
ths with vouchers hesof 70
tb. suh-erbsr No ~ W.isf street. the Cy 81 rs
Yor The t=nh day % July as-Dai@d hs-Iofs
tSs.vsuts Cav Of January 1851 % laW6mThl sUrfos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

(rgRPORArlOs NOTIcE Pgb.e so'cs hsfssy gwen tita
--too 80 e-sn prs-rted he B0a'd 70 Aes'm-a a. -
49,, n M s--srs nr ses.r 20 laftsn - ION
rs ct s,s o hads,r RIVER All psfs3n.
49, a.4rg tbscs0ls thsrst3 rsq-e-.sd . psss -
IS srtng stating their q 1setest rd pas
r. to 1rf-rs g-eo 10 once y - Groom -
sp.r,r ~, on bs'ors Nay a. By ossr Of ~ 60 g
IN ss..f- ALEX DODGE, Sever CsfL-heE iof1' ~ ~
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

PURSUANCE Of bs SpoEats Of TIA County OF
sew fo nocs hsrsby 70 I'll persons hsvmk lame
.S.pst LUKE PIATT sts Of the CITY Of Ss~ fOrs GOWNS
son Merchant prssut s sams 9TH 'ouehs n"ssS'
rssiJsncs Of WILLIAM Pa No M "a
- ,s.t m n, c,ty Yofk. bsOrs us thirty ass
a. n Ia New Tot ne -su second DAY Of 'sa
,,ry 49, LHsUEI bas0s, Hr.cs,er
!, ,.-surb WIN ID PLAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

~ PURSUANCE Of On Of the Cooay Of
SsE Yort Hotce hsbY gwen 10 al pscs1s having clanas
sgas, JAMES GHKGG WILsON, late % the City o Veg fos'
q vouchers thereof 70 h.sss
,eb.r a. he ,cs Bssk tbs Cry Of Ne~ Ems,
~ or before Gay u November asr sss fOf
usssth dsy ~ MAY, 1851. BEhJAhih H. Dt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

COPPORATION SOTlCE-Pabhc no'cs - hsf'oy gwen NAV
petition, presented IN us Board ~ As'nt Aver
rsn tue Commes 90 ss~sfs, 10 sever "a
Gul8f BrpatSay O. coulst ~ % t1s seNs " o AZ
Ca1l Also FOR SsEr s,h avsaue from Nc ever 20 81
"a h. rcu-hery 3th Ao 0' sewer 10 ofsnd ~
r. ~. Bo.e'v 20 ad 'brongh thns % Pu
roth Of aE-r lateral Branch Hester - ts
ns poet o. he Bossfy All psftols As's
e m ls bavDg thereto, are rsqasst.i " Pssa'
the ar@ 40 urfk " their Of ntsest sni pcs OF on
r.s ~ urf-rssrsd the ones oi ne
D-n.rasut on Nay 1851 By prisfo OF as
CouuH'fee "a s@wsn- ALEA y DOD"e' 500 i ir
rew York. MAJ sth 1881. ny us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

(,ORP0RATFOS SOTCF-Puohc noies hssoy gvsn, that
u p-tour presented the Board OF d.snsu Ad
sssd % to Sewers, Tor sever n MAD soa 81
from Jsfsfsou i O. ~fhn 100 iest u hug'st
Ako hrty ninth At from fh'e 20 Eeh.h ave- %
of tsf A.o Tor tss~sfu hfsnAsA
from shtssnb Thirty --c1ut a. Also, Tor 's"" "a
EIssu Seth Seventh Aud hso, Tor - yer
n Cy Duane Pearl 4 kNpsf'ons atse tsi IN
snovs h,vng oooas ne sto requested O. Pssen me
m stng onts'sst sld placed BUSINESS
tbs oics Oft Cotton A4isSit
Dopznslt before MAJ slth si ~ order u rs 90 mI
Sewers ALEA 7 DOJhE' 's~s' '-n
New fors. Ny 90, ssl. mylI OHh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

/1O.PORLTI0S NOTICE -Puole nocs tsrssy gwen that
y Ps rs hsvs presented ths b5aff q As,aai Aast
4 .f-,,. L, M. Inr1it.s sewers for Saver hdgs
m w The err snd ' g'on - % me ever
n Ris4s IT, also, sewer 30 Gfssa~ch a. from as SUN
ss a., R-n8s q 90 JET Ani also i)f sever 10
Rode o. from Bfo1dTsy lie Sorh RIVER Also F-soI
fr from tt@ cfs~n ot"s@a I'm sA 'n avs 70
oh psrons intsrs-te 10 tns 40 fe nfns"v
.cou. h.rso requested prsssut The sans ~fk 1ans
h pace ol blaf ~ fe.islfe - ne 90
s.rud p, the o,s q he Cro1n Aqlsduct Deptrmso % Or
81 re- ths 9Th INST By order Of ~ comHti-- 90 s@"ss
ALEX , DODGE, ss~er Clsf.
-. ". Mo- tssf myls lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

s,VpRFsF cor William X scodsd sgag-t lhlmss War
- ,- sp E~.n,r Warusr. ~s James lanE- tisnfy g
langley. a. r..a n dat ~ IhI Ia " -
fANCIrf a. EE-Rv o.. LANGLEY 7 "a az hsfeay sun
rr.d sad required an.vsr ne CONS amt 10 - a-a So
of CITY Hn1 Ipin-y o Tr~
yss al he Ctv Hal -sd City, AID " s-vs ry m your
svss o. Tia ..t complaint tie sloseoes a. th@f oue -
n M a.. r. .ad c.y within twsl,y days atsr tbs serFcs 81
non. or YOU exclusive OF the Gay oi ncn service tn
~ 80. complaint Vthn ths soresA1 ie
gs Il a. ,,o ~. sppl, W Coun iof The s fsnaatsd
r. h.. 80. ni.af D.,,d Nss Yars. FsorlsB j. lS'i-
go laNI'ETf WALLS BRsDsHAW, .ats AtIofnfya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

S,UPKgNE COURT -Wfsm tngas I'D Cat1auns 90 -rs'
- Jrnn s-nu-r stonsr Aaa Wyct A. Ch ph.f soar
Hs Aou Matters E1s0sh CussEtoa susan "a-gs J1a Aan
jolly Jchr Bush and Poly h- ~e' a1d " an I9.y
Of the prem 80 fs.ro. 10
he cor rsn scion the ab named f--df1i tpa
are bsr-g sunuored sad r-qu tie compliant "a :
acton s ~, ae % ohcs Of hs Clerk % tie County ui
Chet e. o he a- cay Msrch 'e'i rf save pr " our
60 ny ctice. in ms VII ' '' W. = Nu
~ OF Ih.np,s - Inn tw-,ty OF tnt- sum
nous on yu exclusive OF the dss o -ueA 80 aai yl a.
III - ~ I'D -rl.nt the Aorsfst tie pi1iH
spp q ne Court rsfei eeUtatsi % ~ co np ant
Ds.d Nrcb l-th s5l JOHN ". WlsNER Of mira, fnra .
Attorney. - is~,-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

--sTrTFss c0UFr-aRrsUH " Hart sga,aH AJ9A.
- q hT-Ssuuaus uoTsy -eusne 90 cintsct tS'I
no nr Ns. H.f; sF-Y0a tsisay sin n5-si a. :
rscrIs. g s-sFef "a err p.al-- % O. ---.t :,
- ce.. ts Cisrk o C.y s-1 CJz-iy &. AsH III
lry lis re C-y Il 49, t1fk, az 20 s7t-- -
ro.r arsvs- fe -t- ssf plant on - srccf - - - IN
wa II . cad CIV ~fhs t-.ny days sisf lhs ssf'e o.
lie slruol. you 81 So 1tY oi saeA ser a. 80
o. '- - sulTor BE iai p--. Tt-l ias Is - =
r,f.rn ~ acrc- tsks 1ft meat fEa1s. o' ~ ~
80, 3osIs from ne hfrt iir u ysrl'l 'i '-
-, -. tr,.fr IN gTsLT KfsAd
s-irltsoFTl P. ntEs . Atiofaeg, q Wtls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

CsTEFFr DEPARTMENT. a,l Of g--3r-s.-rl'f- aolcs .
= -, sv-r rrt ~. r-3aton nss yTs-ea.si m
s. AZ q Ar-ls-s fss4ts a. pave = 80,
I'm Er.s1ray shLa~srg- AT Psis9as i-eei-e-
octcu tlsf.-o fe-lsftsl o. pfssst tae "a '5s ~
urisrs--et ls use bsf1rs l',l tsr Of Nry ~
nr,f gOHST DODGE s.'sst Con n's.i''sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

NOTICE On APPLICATIONS Tor Tie sscs1r. Of 50 'nsosa
non bs ds6ts pursuant pf0sisons Of The uis ancs
-, M of he sth h.pss second part Of ms h-.ssc
ssu-ss hOHaCE BtDDLEcUn n his fova Of oesns N ga
nsossut a-Oof %Otes hfs Pessoss
c,ftors " aOOsaf Hos Lses'ae CSaaty
Ju. Of sssrsou County c0lssor. &c AZ hs once &C. Wst
80 G. gr,y On he dsy Of Jgss, 1904 al 10 ococs
M ,-roor n sh5w they hsvs, -by a. a'snDsot
so ot Of .sd nsssnts estate ans be - S.sasso
from - esDls CID A. bA"LAi' A"H'sy VI A"''f'""
rrl1 lsuICsTLT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

T,ogpORkTtOS notice -Pgblc Dotos % hereby 'sa hH
,rsF.rs 90 prssc,st The Beard q Aisfasa acc 70
800, 81. Conn tee of ssTe 10 ID - li sLe'
-, n $500 ,v.nu. - unin 100 set Of thd sVsous
- f sever 10 strest ron fyon roN % ss-s, Z
-, All csf,ous u.sfs.ted Tia 1b0Fs, hsfi1k % ',-
~ are rsau.tsd y Brstsui tas Erilas 'A-s -a
- e ss1 ,lses sasssss ~ re- snc. y e
.srl. 80 Of ne Crofon Aguef1cs Isgsrtnenl ~
- ~ ~ B. orssr Of ties % ss~sf'' AL.
DouaF SO, Csrk. Fss Ton, MAJ u lH'l' -