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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30

neIgNOOTIhg COUNTIES 10 MS suPFFIuT anu
Improved Wheat Drills,
which he can safely recommend TO the Farmers,
as being the best Drills ever offered in this coun-
try. 1t is so constructed that it has advantages
over all others that have been introduced heretu-
fore. 1t moves on only one wheel, which makes
the draft very light for one horse, and the drill is
manufactured entirely of wroughtiron aud wood.
which makes it still better. The seeding opera-
ton can be stoppedor put in motion in an instant.
without stopping The horse, and it SO works that
it is impossible Tor it to choke.
Farmers desiring1O testthe capacity and value
of the machine, are requested TO give the uuder-
signed notice to that effect, and should it not "do
the WORK as represented - the same may be re-
turned free Of charge.
W Modelscan be seen at the Blacksmith Shop,
of Mr.. Joseph c.. RawIins.
Charlestown. Nav %, l850-tf.
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LEEsBuRs, VirgiDia-,

NIBEUl-I
August, 10. J.
Ihave been astage-driyeraIlny Iife aoGP
met with anything halfs0 good As LittIes
OIL for Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, and ntastsS
injury that a horse eOHld sustain. ]
recommend il TO every body who hasa9ycrVT
do wiih horses. FRANCIS DAA
Jan. q. 1881.
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LITTLE'S
WHITE OIL F0R HORSES.

WHITE OIL FOB HORSES!
TEHIS is pronounced to be the best PreVsrtl
Il by the many hundreds that have used q
the various affections thai HORSES are iae
viz:-Cuts, Spraines, Bruises, Saddle and c.
Calls, Scratches, FisiuIa, POIeViI, SWeuny,U
in fact most any injury that a Horse naysuA1l
II is now in general as a Linimeniis
for sores of all kinds. Painin the limbs Olad
ehaPped hands, ring and letter worm, sea6sH
burns, and has made some mos: remaTkableeN
of RHEUMATISM.
Prepared for the proprietor at HILLIAh.
HEARTS Drug Store, Scousville, AlbtHl
Comfy. Va.
None genuine but those signed by TIE.
w LITTLE, on the outside wrapper.
Price, 373 cents a Bottle
with Directions.
FOR SALE BY
J.. II. SMITH 81 Co., ChaIett0aa
A. NJ. CRIpLER, HaFPers-Fery.
II. s. FoRsEY, ShepherdstOEn.
n II. DUFFIELD, Dufieldis DeP0t
SMITH & NARTTS, LeetOWn.
JoHN G. SHELLEY, MiddleWay.
W-R. Al SEWERS, SummItPC
ALSO
By Druggists and Merchants thrOughOat :
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JEFFERSON BOOT AND SHOE

THE subscriber most respectfully informs bis
Il friends. customers and the public generally,
that he is now receiving one of the largest and
best a sortments of goods (inhis line ofbusiness)
ever offered in this market, to which he earnest
ly invites the attention of all who may be in want
CT such misunderstanding he will be enabled to
suit each and all, both as respects quality and
price. Call at the old stand, and examine for
yourselves. Respectfully,
JAMES MCDANIEL, Agt
for S. RIDENOUR.
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Cash for Wool.
IT WILL pay the market price forSW00b, in
II cash, either washed nj unwashed, as soon as
deliveredto me, except is6leg0r pure GotstooR.
WI WEBB.
Aug. ~, ls5o-tf. SbspheIdstown Mills.
Dice Flour for sale by
Ii LOCK, CRAMER g. LINE,
August 10. 1881
VTfnegnr.-l hogsbead Cfder Vinegar, yeTy
strong JERE HARRIS.
August 5sIsb1
sGPongeSy Sp6Nsas sseA lois zsn.s
- Perier Sppnges spitatie bathing. GO
for sale BY l.. 81. SMITH co
August 10, 1851.
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LEEsnrRe. Loudoun %. ",

LEEsBURG, LoudOun Co. Va.
August 20, 1854
This Is to certify that l have for the las
years been driving a stage, and haze bae =
deal TO do with horses, and never found anyy
Ms good for the diseases of horses, As The W
Oil made by Theodore w. Little
his
VIZ. &JACKSON
A. Fl. PoWEL1-Tesse. mark.
August %.
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CAsH POR NEGRORs.

CASH E0E<
persons having NegroestIsl
II get the highest price By eallngo1S
seTi5eT At ChaTlestown. Application u
or by letter witIsbe promptly aitendea
July 70, 1851 Q. G
DrIme Bacon Hams, tor sale Hggos.
Augusta EBf
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rho Boot q sI.oe Making RnsInesl
New Saddlery Establishment.
& LETORr

VINsONHELLER & LETORr
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
~ of Gharlestown and Jefferson county, that
they have opened, in the room formerly occupied
by NIr. ADAM WHIP, opposite the Courthouse,
a new
where will be Manufactured Saddles, Brides.
Harness, Collars, as indeed every article in their
line of business. If good materials and work.
liberal terms and low prices, be al inducement To-
those wanting articles in their line to patronize
them, tben'ihey confidently calculate upon such
patronage. From theirlOng experience In the
aboyssbuslness they tiatter themselves thai they
have now on hand alot of Saddles, sc. Of their
o1On TInRfacture. to which they eallattentfop
Call, friends, call and examine.
Chaslestown. June 10. 1851.
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J. H.. McPuAIL 81 BRO,
NO. I32 Baltimore street. between North and
Calvert streets, (NOTIh sidFs)
"AYE introduced their celebrated SUI IN
H perinr Hats, of 1Ile Fall FASH 81
ION of 1851, to which they invite the atIen-
lion Of their customers and the public generally.
Give them a call and you can't TAIL to be suited
either in price, style or quality.
Baltimore, Sept %, 1851.
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Nm nnd Shoot Iron WnrE
rTHE undersigned having just made recent
Il. additions to his stock of materials, snch as
Tin. shcc IRON, Copper, &C.,
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SuUVIIW3
of every description, and at prices that cannot
fail to please, ranging from 50 to 500. He
has also a very splendid assortment of all other
kinds of work, which is made of the very best
materials and in the neatest and most durable
manner. In fact he intends to keep every thing
for sale that belongs to the business. He has on
hand some very excellent Shafter Saddles, which
are as low as $l2, and Somersets as low as
$50 for cash, or on a short credit. He still con-
tinues to carry on his business in the shop for
merly occupied by MIR. Wm. Hicks, Immediately
opposite the bank.
He returns his sincere thanks to the public
generally for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him, and hopes by strict attention to
business to merit a liberal share OF the same here
after. Any person wishing 10 see him will find
him at his shop.
CharIestown, March Is. 1851.
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ulHE subscribers are now prepared to manu-
u facture at their establishment CharlestOwn,
Jefferson county. Virginia, AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY of every description.
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FARR1ERs.
Improved Wheat Drills,

THE undersigned respectfully invites The at
nelghborfng counties TO his superior and
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SPLENDID STOCK
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
!. EDWARD BIRD

M. 2II BALTIMORE STREET,
III AS received and offers for sale at wholesale
H a choice assortment Of Fancy and Staple
FOREIGN and Domestic
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no THE PUBLIC.

rENHE undersigned would respectfully call The
attention Of the public to his splendid as
snrtment Of work on hand at present, consisting o
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Incorporated 1s1o.-Charter perpetuaL-CaPi
SI5O,0o0; ,oah pouer Of increasing ito $25o,ooo
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q HARNESS MAKING.

Charlestown. May %, l85o-tf.
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Goal.

n 'OAL.-I stlI cUHtiiuc w S0h VIZ "'SS
Red Ash Coal at my yard, corner OF GOerick anu
Eyineion SITS at 81 25 screened and delivered Wmte
Ash e. u cents less from boats Daily dscnarglng
.ntS g,. PETER CLINTON.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
Gravel for the Gust.
ENOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT an

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIvER-By the splendid and superior steam
EMPIRE STATE aud BAY STATE. OF great strength
and speed alary adapted t. the navigation 81 Loag
Island Sound running connection with the Fab River
and Old Colony Railroad, distance OF 50 mes 20 Boston
only. Leave Iier y Il. near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRESrArE Capt. Braytoh ON TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at p VI.
The steamer BAY STATE, Cant W N Brown. on MON
DAYS; WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, AZ JPN
lets line Is the only that direct for Newport
These steamers ntted with comodlous sta;eroo
ana every arrangement for the and confOr. OF
sengefs, Who are afforded by this nights rest
board and on ARRIVAL a Fall River proceed per Railroad.
reaching Boston early the following morning OF can remain
starting " he accommodation al Quarter-past
O'Clock, NJ which reaches Bost.o II quarter before
sclock, AN.
baggage master Is attached each steamer Who re-
caves and tickets the baggage and Accompanies the
to its destination.
The rates for passage and ne prce Of staierooms the
same as by other lines.
ste connection and
Providence, daily, except sundays.
Fare from NewYors through 10 Providence Yau Rive
or Newport, s.; to New Bedford ssre 81 90
FREIGHT Boston taken al the rates a. nv ne
other regular lines and forwarded with great expedition oy
a Express Freight rran. which leaves Fall River every
morning (Supdass excepied at oclcck Boston and
New Bedford arriving at lis destination a. about II
AN.
For freight apply on board the once p,et R.
Hor eertks apply board, OF u Sesred
r. secure them ahead. Application may be made 20
isiN TIkDALI BORDEN, Arsais, " md wes'-ss
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MAIL LINE via Stening-

AT a., BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW-bkt-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT. craving the great
E. IN limited S,A..s Nal With y. chang. q crs 0r 'e
tEtiou II. .;.anes c VANDERBILT Cap. joel
ston. and Connodors Capt W II. Frazee, IN connection
vim e S;nin gtn and Providence and Boston and Prov
d.res Esl,-rair avIuE NewYors daily, fSundsys eI-
,e,tee from PEE No an r frs, wharf above Battery
~. a:6 eclo<s and StoEmr;oI a, s. 5clccs VI,
~ .. arrival q - traiL ytl-n leaves Boston a. y
These s-.smers ulsorIasssd for strength, safety;
s+ ct.ior. -, slt Tie ocers er-sreaceA
and attentive - -
Tn. uatura ADVANTAGES LIZ route saIerlor 20 any
ather telnr shner and Crect the mp more plea
Al y and sIVedous.y performed. sflle passengers az
aI vs rely uI0n reaching t.er Ges:naon IN ADVANCE Of
those b. eithe- # ne other routes
The COMMODORE, from New YorE--h ondAy, "edn@-
day and Encay.
The C. VANDERBILT, from New fers-Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. ,r
Frn fionngton--M Monday. "wednesday and Fnday
NB-PsssenreYs arrival at stonIRgfen proceed imne-
dafely Per Mall Tram 70 Providence and Boston or pre-,
frred reain beard the steamer and (Snday ercep'ecJ
take the Accommodation Tram from Stoangton at "a
which n,<ts Al Providence With the II n Iraln iof
Boston.
Basgase Master anies the Steamer and IRAN
through each way -, -. -, a,
NeSport ras..ngsrs remain on board me D.s. a.
Stonlngton until o. NJ, then take the Accommodates
ram and arrive Providence n time 70 take the steamer
PERRY which leaves Providence for Newport at VI,
arriving al Newport by II AN New-Besford and Tann-
passengers proceed lmmedlsey ON me Aif'" " '
Nal Tram a. Man. ield. 49,. ,;..,,..
For passage bsrths state rooms or htight
10. 10y U1 nsoe a. ''' - ie2n
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

N-Trans leave NEW fOhk as follows, from pier foot
of Duane-st daily, SUNDAYS excepted
l-MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at A NJ for Dan
KIRK storpns only Suferns Chester Mddletovn Deh-
ware NsrrOwsourgh, DEPOSIT, Susquehanna B.ngtamp a.
Ow.go, wsverly. Emira Corning, Hcrnellssle Olean,
Friendship, Little alley and Genesee THIS
meets DunkirA with line ofspendid Steamers
which leaves Immediately ARRIVAL OF the for Ceve
land direct arriving tine 20 take the Express Tram for
take this train. and Hrlye at Geneva the same evening
and 81 RecseSte- and Buffalo the night
2 MAIL TRAIN, at "a M wa PlerIOnr. Stopping 81
all the Stations. and arriving az Emlra AZ 81 PM This
tram remains Elra all NIGHT, aud proceeds morn
ing al o'clock. arriving al punsrk In the afternoon
) WAY TRAIN Ats p NJ. VIA Plsrmsnt. Ousv1le. and
all intermediate Stations
WAY TRAIN al P VI, wa Jersey CITY, f,r Otsville
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, ats PM, for Dun
kirk stopping al the Stations the dav EIDress
Tram and al Hancock. Great Bend, Be.ydee and Great
VALLEY.
as NIAGARA KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE,
one Of which VIII leave for DETROIT direct, ne
ARRIVAL of the and conns- at Detroit the Ell
p-ess Trains on me MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
Road for Chicago Milwaukee, &c
Passengers Tor Geneva Rochester aid Buffalo takins
this Tram srrve Geneva next morning and al Rochss-
Yer snd Buffalo advance OF any other ans
l. MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves DunkiEk al
ga NJ the same Stations as gong west and AZ
nvinx New York the same evening =.
3 WAY TRAIN. leaves Otlsvlle az 81 A. NJ, r0rlshg
a. al the Stations arriving N Nev-fOrk al 20 ~
, MAIL TRAIN leaves Drnklrk NJ 10 A VI stopping
a; all the Stations, and ARRIVES IN Elmira at p N
4 MAIL TRAIN. leaves Geneva al 4 NJ and elIn,-
n.is A NJ, STOPPING a. all The STATIONS and -fn''' "
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN lsave. DpnEIrk At
u y M stopping the places IS Euasg west arc a.
SsS,s ssd arrives me ssi. ~ Dian. q
asf M for AL Ssxroas the Rad. and 10, hceeesf
nj e"1bls, CHARLIE AJTor, es9<ryNtosp@ NV
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Books

Books
R,c.,G AZ m, Trnl, Ofcetor h> eest ,sda9 Saturday
August 10.
The Works "a John Adams Edited by ks Grandson,
Charle. Francl, Adams. Vols. IS. 8yo ~. 30 oss.
sw Boston Lrtell n Brown sold ~ { Efaacs
,vne or Dead A Scenes of Truths. By Rev e. kyh
Iano DO 800 X. Carter Brothers.
Tn. Practical Arithmetic BY Geosge X Perkins, I'm"
do go ID Appleton Co.
The English spelIeT Nv David Pncs. lsmo pp kH-
Armand or The Peer and the Peasant BY Anna Cofs
hIowatt Strnger 4 Townsend
Cengembr. Method VI the French Language Pan and
III Cincinnati. Truman Spsford.
Z.ccho's New Method for the Latin Language Inc SAM
paul schusters Method for the GcTmsn language Inc
Tn, Moth American School Arithmetic. by David prSs
Tn. ouadrature Of the Circle. BY Johr A Psfu 'o
pp 2l2 . Benedict ~ -. ~. =,
The Elem.nts Of Algebra. b. Elias Looms iz"o pp
roo Harper Brothers n ,....,.. ..,,..
. Manual II Roman Antiquities. BY Charles hnihoh'
" II ID llmo DO 4jI Harper Brothers;
f,,Jent. m the life Of Pastor by william "'snef'
nh Emo 90 BIG. Charles Scnbnef 49,. -.
IL US Arundel b. the Author u Frank Faisigh -"
II n Long Brothers.
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS
III, DAGUERREAN Journal, Aug. l. ID Humph"
Hn,, Progrtss Pamphlets. No Soid ~ r"Ti"
cbamber-s Edinburgh Journal. July C. Ffsee's Co
D,ctonafy OF Mechanics. No 81. ID Ayplst"h 70
Pantheon Of Art and Poetry. By c. kne.lsf.
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NETWORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL-

~ ROAD Sumner Arrangement. On and sfs
Cana-s station Broadway Passengers also received
al the NevYors and Harlem kaIoad Office I~en'y-sev-
/. Accommodation Tram az 7 A. NJ. for Ne"-havsh ana
an nterme stations Passengers from Way Stations M
Abay and the stations the Housa,onic and Nangatuck
Raroads vii take ,hs tram and stop at Bridgeport Pas
reneers for ston Providence Worcester Hartford Sprg
6eld and Connecticut River Railroads, will take thus tram
and om Express Tram New Haven Passengers for the
Canal Railroad VIII take thus tram 20 New haven
Dor, and New Haven thence 20 Hartford Springfield Con-
necticut River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Haven Passengers for the Housaonc Railroad 10 State
Line. Albany and Pttsfeld. and for the Nangstack h-
3 Accommoda,on Tram at o'clock. AN for New a-
and all intermediate Stations PassengsTs ny tnis idaH
will remain over at New Haven until PM Passengers
for Boston, by taking tins Tram. NAV remain over from
three 70 rye hours al NeT Haven haora sPrsee 81
Passengers - TINS Tram or the Cans Railroad VIII remain
At New Haven until VI.
ETpTSSs ram at Up VI for Stamford Norvalk Bridge
port and New Haven thence Hartford Springfield Wor-
ceser and Boston at Bridgeport with Tram
Housa,onic Railroad to Pittsed and with Tram Of Maui
gautuck Railroad On Saturdays this Tram connects via
Tram Of Canal Railroad al New Haven
6. Accommodation Tram al M. for New-Haven and
!. Communication Train at Bpm. for New-Haven and
Intermediate. Stations
8. Special Tran a. 80 IN for Port chester ana h'er-
'''''''''' TRAINS TO NEw-yoRR.
J. Special 1rain al ~ A NJ from fo'' |heS'ei' Soppe
at all int mediate stations.
2 Communication Tram at A VI from New Haven, stop
ping at all the intermediate stations >,
8 Accommodation Tram az D ID A NJ ron New-haVeh,
stopping AZ al intermediate stations, receiving passengers
from Nausatuck Railroad al bridgeport. -
Aeon mediation Tram Al 9 80 A NJ from NewHaves,
stopping at all intermediate stations RECEIVING passengers
from Hartford and Haven Canal and Naugatuck Kali
road. -, "a
$ Express Tram l5P VI I'm connection with the Ell.
press Tram from Beston from New Haven, stopping Al
BRIDGEPORT NOTwaA, and Stamford, receiving passengers
from the HouSaonc Railroad a: Bridgeport anc CANA
Railroad al New Haven.
s Special Tram IS VI from Port Chester stopping
az all intermediate stations
T. Accommodation Tram at 20 = M trece!shg passeh-
gers from The Accommodation Tram from Boston ron
New Haven sopplrz at all intermediate stations 80
s Express Tram at 9 Is T. NJ (or IN connection WIN
Express Tram from Boston, stopping az bridgeport MOI
vii and stamford arriving IN New York at II 80 p NJ
Evening Tram from Ptsheld connects with thus Tram AZ
Bridgeport ..,.. 49,. -. :. lin.
seats IN the Cars. - ,,xr, =, e.-.,o,a.u,
Je9tf GEO W. WHISTLER, Jr' Supenhtehoen'.
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NOTICE.-Publlc no.

tce Is hereby gwen that Petitions have 1een pr.
s,ntsd m the ard Aldermen and referred t. fh- Com
nttee on Sewers for SEWER Ia 10th ay between <Hn
and goth west OF rail track Also IN Charles an
Greenwich av North River Also IN 9Th St rom Ave
nue. pa feet East Also IN 32d St between jth ind h'
son avs Also ID BrOomcst between Crosby am Ei,.st
Also resolution the Board Of Assistants Tor he 'iien-
sion of the sewer 4thst from Avenue BIO Avenue C.
An ,ersous Interested the above, having 'gectluns
thereto are requested 10 present the same m wtg stat
ing their extent interest and place OF bushes, pr resi-
dence To the undersigned at the Office the Croru ue
nct Department before goth INST. By ofds 4 the
comm,ttse ON Sewers New York. Aug II, 1911
smI1 no., ALEX +. DODGE, SeNe Clsrs.
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Grapel for the 5onth.

Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE
~ MENTs NEW LINES for PHILADELPHIA VA
CAMDEN AND ANBOI RAILROAD.-MOhNIS6
LINE leave Pier No l. North River foot o Hl,tery place.
DAILY Sundays pied al clock by the SPLEEN
DID steamer JOHN POTTER. Capt. Joha Simpson, fcr
South Ansov. thence ~ the superior 4 he COMPANY
70 ,nds aching PHILADELPHIA a. ~ VI s,oplIne AZ
spottSTooc, Vest Prospect Plans Cranberry s;s,i, n,
hish'stoNA, Cen;erlle S.Sts"a, sand Huns, Borden
town and Burlington
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily Sundays sIcsrtst)
3. VI va ScIth Anhos - CsEcen, arriving ~ Pniis
delpha a: g VI stopping AZ Spc''swoea West hshss-
town bord ntovn Burlington Beverly. Sancocas ard Pal
myrs Frs. hold and noa; layers ~ either tram,
fare 81 c,nts
Fare by ether hRs.s5 o. Forward Geck--..-----s2
B-ea-fas dinner al! supper provided board tie steam
boat John Potter.
EMIGRANT LINE AZ s. e'cloos, PM.-PssseneeN
leave by steamboat Capt John Gc uld daily,
(sundays excepted at St o'clock. NJ for South Amh0y,
proceed oy BOn ami s,samboa: 20 Blu n
LlNGION ald arrive q; Philadelphia neI. morning a;
o'clock Fare s. 20.
carried al the sk Of its but nothing VIII Dc received
or consicered as baggage, except wearing apparel
n26 / BLISS, Aren't.
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CUPREME COURTEOUS and County

SUPREME CUUKI-Clty and county
~ Of New-York Mortimer Denote and Nathan JACK
son executors and Ann +. Hale etecutIiI Of hlas
Hale deceased. ag Joseph X siearns adminisIatoi o.
Johu Stsarns deceased Sarah Sears wife OF JOnn St.a
John Stearns Jr Jane Mara wife Of Adol2Aus sHe ana
John n, Henry X james S. and SaIah 4 GnnaIsS 81
Henry Il Stearns. deceased-To JOSEPH SIEAhNS.
SIR You are hereby summoned AID required 10 answer he
complaint acton which copy was hled IN the
ONCE ri the Clerk the supreme Court OF the cIV u
County Of New York on the lth day Of July. 1871, atv
o'clock M and copy ofyour answer on Us AZ
our Ofce No 1877 Broadway IN the City o. New fOft
within twenty DAYS after the hereof exclusive of
the day Of such service and YOU fail 10 answer me
complaint aforesaid the;palntfs III inns acton VIII
appy TO the Court Tor the ress demanded the COM
- DENOTE L SUTHERLAND,
vitlavryM plaintiffs Attorneys
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Tar Sioux TREArY.-We hear from

TIE SIOUX TREATY.-We hear from
MENDOZA that very considerable dfhculty IL exper-
enced BY the Commissioners negotiating the treaty
IN the Lower SIOUX Indians, fov their lands lying
within che state Of Iowa They had been IN council
for eight days without having come TO any conclu-
large claims against the Indians, which they dssgs
10 have provided for in the treaty IL supposed 70 b.
the chef cause Of difficulty The Commissioners.
IN The treaty with the upper bands resolutely refused
to allow such claims, except perhaps, with one en-
ratified which contains general provision Of thus
kind Iss. Louis Rep, Iofh.
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feeal Notifies.

AT A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
IN IN and for the County Of at he Surrogate
the wear one thousand eight hundred aud htyone Pre-
sent Alexander Bradford Surrogate In The matter OF
JoHS pHFIAN deceased On reading and filing the
application Of WILLIAM X. TATTERSALL, Executor
Of the last Will and Testament of John Phea ate OF the
CIV Of New-York deceased for authority to mortgage
lease se Estate of the sand deceased tor the
navmeut of MS debts II ordered that all persons inter-
ssted m the estate of the sand John Phelan deceased ap-
near before the Surrogate Of the County OF York AT
has Office the City Of New YORK on the fhteehtn gay
day then and there why authority should not
he gwen To the u mortgage lease sell
much of the Real Estate the SAID John Phean deceased
aus Nv A. w BRADFORD. Surrogate
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
ruca,. Of III. County Of New YORK, notice hereby
gwen 10 all persoks HAVING CLAIMS against thkDEkCh
NOLLlTOR. late If the CITY of NewYofs baker deceas-
ed 10 present the same with vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scrtes, a the Office Of JACOBS kUSENSIElN "a, 10.
10 Janesfreet IN the CITY # NwYork on or nef0Te me
thirteenth CAV Of OctOteT Es,t Dated Ne%-1 oIk Tie
seventh day o. iJnl, 1881. ELIZABETH NOLLIIOh'
sls .awtnMs Aop' netfstrA