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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
/" NOT A BRICK"
by NICK OF THE WOODS

s.. Nat brick '-not u {. bat ~
More than that in your hat,
Can your IS organization obtain now!
Not $ bat ''--not u IS brick :"
OF mine, can you stick,
SO from asking you'd better refrain now!
So spoke old friend s. Bricks"
Who, no matters doth mix,
When his mind is wont to be spoken;
For the g bats - that he owned,
We're not to be loaned,
Lest their own soft heads should be broken.
sod Bricks'' is a s'trump,''
And the "Captans - no g sump,"
As the contest yet coming will show up;
For the matter of that
Not a brick''-not ''bat ~
Ana this - organization: must blow up.
The hullies may
Those mortals :. braves
As the song ever rings out their dca:h krcll;
Not - brick'-not u ''bat -
More than one in your hat,
'Tis the organization is whipped well.
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1.-THE "organizers" here are boast
ing that the M'Kusicks, at Saltwater,
will support their ticket. Why certain
ly they will-this is no news TO us. II
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u Our old friend, Col. c. S. Todd,
Captain Wilkin and Hon. David Olmsted,
arrived home by the DR.. Franklin, Mon
day morning. The Colonel has been abb
sent about year, most Of which time he
has been on government business, con-
nected with the Indians on the Mexican
frontier. He will now remain perma-
nently in Minnesota, whittier his family
will remove at the earliest convenience.
Captain Olmstcd brings bride with him.
No Disturbance.
We are happy to state that nine-tenths,
at least, Of our citizens, to whatever party
they may be attached, are determined
there shall be no fighting at the polls.-
Let the excitement be as high as it may
but by all means keep the peace!
News frem the Nor!h---The Pembina Treaty Con-
Cluded.
Mr.. A. Klyne, an exprcss courier, bring
ing mail for the Iludson's Bay Company,
reached here on Friday, in seventeen days
from Fort Carey. He brings the graft
flying intelligence that Governor Ramsey
has succeeded in making most favorable
treaty with the Chippewas at Pembina.
The whole valley of the Red River of the
North, tract Of country about three hun
dred miles from North to South, and one
hundred and fifty miles from East to West,
has been acquired for an annuity of ten
thousand dollars per gear, and uhich en-
firely ceases at The end Of f,centy gears
The Indians receive thirty thousand dol
lars upon the ratification of the treaty. to
pay their debts, and divide among their
half-brecd relatives.
Gov. Ramsey and his party arrived
through in excellent health. When Mr..
Klyne left, they were at Fort Carey, re-
ceiving the inequalities Of the British Of
ficers there stationed. They were to leave
Pembina on their return home, between
the first and fifth instant. They may be
expected at least by the first of Novcm-
Der.
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For the MINI asotian.

Mr.. EDITOR II have been good deal
troubled lately by inquiries about the his
tory Of Captain Dodd. As people here
seem to think know something about the
"Cap.ain," | will state in a few words
what | do know Of him; and YOU can put
it in your paper if you like. lie was first
called Captain upon being chosen TO COM
mand Mississippi river scow. and was
afterwards known by the same title when
in charge Of a canal boat in New York.
He has since been Captain Of steam saw
mill at ST. Paul. saw him often when
exercising himself in the last mentioned
capacity. He seemed to be perfectly &C
complished in the science of swearing, and
could flourish an oath with the most fin
ishcd Gexterity. He used to say that The
wanted to live in Minnesota long enough
to kill half the id Frcnchmen, that
he had got an Irishman to work in the
mill; and the first thing lie knew, he sup
posed, he would saw his arms off; but if
he did, he was nothing but id Irish
man. Last winter | saw the Captain
in St. Paul, circulating petition for sig
natures, praying Congress TO grant Rice
few more brains, as they considered that
nature had treated him rather slightly in
regard to both quantity and quality.
Yours very respectfully.
J. TAPER.
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MES against Mr.. Sibley, Mr.. Forbes ant

MES against Mr.. sibley, Mr.. Forbes and
others, but there was no enthusiasm worth
mentioning manifested. The leaders ev-
identity feel that they are beaten already.
The people, however, rallied in their
might, upon the spur of the moment and
had one of the most enthusiastic meetings
we ever attended. Messrs. Forbes, Som
erville, Phillips and others, stirred up the
Robertson Managerie with long pole, to
the great pleasure of all present.
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rAAsNS.s5SX|s9S
SECOND EDITION!

u The fact that we issued large
edition of our paper, on Tuesday morning,
previous TO the election, will account for
certain editorial matter in this number.
1t does not read so well, after the cleo
ton, but we have not had time to change it :.
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NFFICE for PATIENTS, 5 Wall-st.-

T
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Fuoro the Canadas Cuba. the azls. and IN the United
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT-ln the matter OF
She arrlica,ion Of the Mayor. Aldermen ana Sea10n-
.v of tte City OF New YORK, relative - tle y
ana OPENING OF BLOOMlNGDALE kOAD, "a .uL-
srr, 81 an Act % the Legislature Of the stale ~ NV
Nors .uftled An y open new SIRE. IN 'i' y
- Ncw- York and 20 keep open part u tne le
Road ~ that purpose passed ~ ~, .',l "a rsirv
OF the City OF NswIoA pursuant 70 TIE ~ -'s "a sA
- :, NJ gc and provided that the sad the mayor Aui'i
men su3 Con,nonalty II the CIty OF New YORK @ -
ME caon ia he supreme Court ~ the sac =.
w. n SPECIAL term ofhe sad Court y ne 1el ~ tle 10y
Han ~ hs Cy York on SAT- ItDA1 ne llth osy
- linn 1881 al the opening 0f the CouT On tla l1 o -
- rr As counsel san Be heard. fur the appoint
st ~ CoTriSsloners # Estimate and Assessment n ne
Fve ertled matter; and thai the nature S1a etltn 81
r. rnrveueIt IS the widening and opening
Pad to re width q IS feet from y
IS INC sane = lad ont upon the map % pan 81
~ Cv of WORK BY virtue ~ An scl rtlieu ~ -
rei,e ~ IN movements touching the ayns oul 81 sres
80 -,ls N - CIV of New York, sid fyr othef opposes
rassed Ami 7lh s07 and also an ~ e9ll.ea A. -
ivout new street IN the Cry q New utH anu 20
orn a rart II the bloom lg-aie tIis,a isf - y
ts.S AM l-tb 1851 Dated New YORK y ri ~ lS'
Iasseu Ai-' i'N-' HENRY = DAVIES, Counsel
.o.r-s 20 The c rsorat.on
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kli n NJ .. = - q "a 80
OGDEN EDWARDS. Comnlssiolei ;
GERARDUS CLARK }
COTRT.-Tn the matter d

- --r--,-- ~ the kfavo7 Aldermen and Common
.l, ~ ~ t4rr of -,s ko relative q ga" tDE Ntfr
~ IBERTY- STREET. between hroi-Nst tni rise i
"a - 49,, ri N-v-Tors Punlic Nytc- 5 hereby
- b.. H. Mae Aldermen and Conmpnat oi ne cily
81 Yos pursuant % statute ~ on case nee ,l1 y
iS ~, ~ .a.ltie Navor Aldermen AID ComlOnaltg
- a. f # Nev-Y ork IuieHd ~ naar apylall'l 20 tlE
S,,-e 60 7. Il the STATE 8 y a. q slc. tsria
- ~ hi & II RDAY tie - DAY " july lSol, AZ
nu III fhe Conn thai DAY. or - soon t1rfeatier
- - n ~ rate aHa Assesz1 en- o. ne aroFe emitted
-, "a he Ea-ure and eIel; r. ne impro eneni
- 49, - tertl street. between brgadWiy and
I - rn tie ctr q New YORK, by c'Itting on
;te sor.hery sidc q sud Le1siree, hve se, from
,,I In the ear-erly se II IL No 81 Liberty
-. . 80, y, - two inches - Grrenwchsfrcet and five
- ,r,s - me eas.eriy DE- u ~ No - Liberty
sfret and aso ty cutting on from NE s15inef si1e u
.+-set - lgurh AZ TlI he I-f, red % make the
Sfivsorr feei wid-h run Orees street 20 me
er.,ery s,c Z % No e. Liit am .ce elti
"a tie sii1e hers slAAtiis ~. - r.
New cri- fl1e j. = ffr.t.- p ~ 49,
ein w. Nfl..' Nh'
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LIE Cary. Referee
CUPRFME COURT.-In the matter Of

bSthe Application # tue Mayor. Aldermen and Com
~ II he IT. OF New YORK, relative % the OPEN
INC II GHTYFCURTH-ST STREET, from Ninth ave
nue. 70 the Hudson River, IN thu City d Ne" YORK Pubic
ce i hsreby gwen by the MAJOR, Aldermen and Com
onaty u the City If New Or pursuant - statute N
sch case made anc provided that The sad the Mayor,
Aldermen AID Community 81 the Cy OF New fOia m
90 =, make appcatitn IN the Supreme Court Of the state
IN New YORK az Special Term II the sad Court, y -
hold At the City Hall 4 the City u New-for, On SAT-
RDAY the 18th da5 4 June 1851 AZ the opening Of the
Court % that day thereafter As Counsel can De
head for appointment Commissioners Of
and Assessment In the above entitled matter that tHe
nature and extent VI the Improvement - the -
Eighty fourth street from Nnth-syenoe 70 "a. "a 1t
River Ia the CITY q New-fork the same = "a. -
ursn the map OF plan II the City II New YORK y cln-
an entitled An act relative - mpros CO. n New
tbe LAYING out Of Streets and Roads m ne I.fsd
YORK and FOR other PURPOSES passee Sfi ~ 1ivIEs
New-York, May ., 1851 IL - the Corporation
- tIlfh COUNSEL " -
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,n,nMARRnEn LADLES-Nr those who

vsVO MARRIED LADIES-Or those who
.~,,l,fo Now. d. on bereavcd Of the great advantage
of a LIBERAL DUCATION. can now avail lheilsel'r
al rare opportunity with the strcteSi regard 20 See3
Of RECEIVING instruction AL the branches t ta; 10 '
English laneuagc-from Orthograpty, Reading uno WI
ting 10 Chemistry, BOTANY Celestial Geogray &c To-
crtber with Drawing and Painting, Embroidery, Fancy
Netdiework and MUSIC IA rs highest bran ncs-ns LAZY
who has returned from the South and had wears of expert
.nce an lupartme instruction % those adt snced IA Mo
well as the volatile youth Lessons given pse.. AZ Their
ow IA residence CAN address note lp1sadj u VI
WOODS 2c Tulton-St stains where 60 he seen and i-
mediate attention vii De gwen. Terms vo1 moderate
it4 2WF
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c.rnnEnIF C0TRT--Arthur WI. Hart

y against Aoses IS, H -, 10 Nr MOSES HAkt ST.
Ya are hereby nnm9nss and Is IN hi the doc q he CLERK
plant n a sbS Coaniy 4 a. TIE C, , h sSvs1
the ~ Ca . NsYs' 1fS su ssS 81 hs once 40
The aid CON am hn twenty days aer the service Of
~ summons you sIeasys q tns 1t ~ ss me aos
and ,r thus ACTIN vii take Judgment es1Ast
sa aI ts sun n sEiy dollars Win nteIss, IP ne S'
day y - 80 ID us action-Daied Nexfork Am ~
o.ssoss me 0-s-' % BENZ + KISSAM
- 10Th PiaEtid's Auorney, Wall-st.
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SCHOOLS.

ERENCH LANGUAGE. -Manesca's
ORAL SYSTEM Miss DELANEY infonns tine
the ladies of Brock Ism and vcmy that she gives Lessons
M the French Language the above system at her res
dence WycAofi-st south Brooklyn Terms, ia JAS =
her quarter in advance Private lessons S2 per quarter
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TRAVELLING.

HNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
4 ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NTW-YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct. anu ust"cs "a
BOSTON and LlVERPOOL-ihe Boston soifs only call
ing al lahftr land and receive mails and pass Myers
ARABIA. Capt. --- AthlCA :, tgf5e
PERSIA, Capt -. kGkoFA \, 4 u LII
ASIA. { h 1udkins NlAGAkA - SIlne
AMERICA y. shannon. CANADA, W hartlsh
CANiRRI 4, Lelrch.
These vessels CARY clear While hsh al hias'-Aea''
green on stsrboard bow, red on port bow
DAYS or SAILING
ASIA Jsd.ius from NEW YORK. "Wednesday. June u
AMFRlCA Shannon. frou BOSTON " le>ies, 4ie =
EUROPA Lott from BGSTON. WedaeSlsg. Jaly
AFRIC 4 Ryric. from y EN YORK "Wednesday, july 10
CAMBRIA. Leitch, from BOSTON. "Wednesday; July =
ASIA JucA rs from NEW YORK. Wednesday, J III -
GAN ADA. Harrison. from BOSTON. edleSda}, Aa- ,
AMERICA. shannon. from NEW YORK, Wed Ap- -
NIAGARA. Stone. from BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug -
aERICA Rvrie. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, aug T.
III Rep A Lott from BOSTON, W cdncScaF, Sepi 5 .
ASIA JudkluS from NhM-NoRk, " etnesday, >cPi ~
Passage from New-NcTs or Boston L, efpoo 80;
Rerths not secured until rad for Freight viii ne ehts1a
on s,,e be ond for personal expenses An e'
n.rsnced SURGEON On l.osrd ~
An letters md uewspapSrs must ssS through me os'
Office For freight paSSi>e A ~ - , =. p,.-,~
French German and other Foreign OsLS recei'eI -l1
hr1,rh m common with British GooiS through u.AAs "a
ieS,rr ave rlyer In Havrc foT New-NuTS - ,,. 81 ..
~ Persons intending 10 take passage 20 II
R~Isl Nni Stear ShlqS requested 70 CO =. -
r. broaday before believing the reports tai 'ne =
full.
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TENH r. W OhLD - fAlh-OhA-Nb -
4 CURSION 18th Of June The splendid steamship
NORTH AMERICA. commanded BY Capt. Blectnn wiu
sail Tuesday nth for Galway anu the World r Sac
Room Berth. Sl0 ont and return $50; Canin BE-
c0 few choice state Room and CABIN Berthsfr sac AZ
ie6 tl7th BEkFORD co. Nesey-st Astor House
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SUPREME COURT, CITY and County

SUPREME COURT, City and County
- OF New York-lchahod l.. Gaze. Hiram K. paicf and
Marcei'us Massey axaust lo-eaLo kaSsrl->aninoas
fur mfneV demand on con,la Goa MT ser1 To ne
DEFENDANT above asmcd You are hereby sanuonea
and required 81 ihc cos plant this action, whrb
vas fled ihe oce n the CLERK u the Ciy and County
Cf NtwNofk AZ hlS oce IN the CIV Hall 4 st tiy. On
the i0A day IL june Instant and o. c1s ofi an
the sad plant the subscribers . tAci. oc,
Ne New -Siref d CIV within - enfY DAYS af'cr the
Il tbs summons yol lNsluSsc % tie dy az seen
sevce and Il y0s l g. answer TIE scG complaint s.hn
susnt AGAINST you eT TIE u three hundred .n my
s. 10 doaTS. with interest On sac y ies tro ne th
lon $50 81 Q fn the sad second DAY n June, thod-
Sn esht hundred and fy-one etsdes the costs Of ihs
action Dated June lHh. 1881 - - . -.
nOOIITTLEN McKINSrRY, Pa-aisas As'oyneys
cell
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REMOVALS.

DFMOVAL.--Paper Warehouse lis
IA Fulton-st THOMAS VERNON has removed from
a. Thn-Si 10 IFS FIJI TON-ST.. where he VIII have Gtn-
Sailv ON hand general assortment Of CooTed and White
PRINTING PAPER. Letter, Cap, Envelop. Hardware.
and ain kinds of WRAPPING PAPER, which Wall DC o.
fcrod On tCrTaS advantageous 10 purchasers le- IN
DEMOVAL.-N. p. KIMBALL, dealer
IA an Nv, Door> Se>hes and Blinds has removed o. %
RFFKMAN-St, where he would be happy to supply ms
customers oI the public with any OF the aosNe ~
warranted o the yer best woI AWanSp la the country;
consisting OF Doors klndued, puccs h9m - - 20 80
each SaShCS OF the latest and best - les btns S' "
49, - ~ - ~, me lus 3 lnlrurh&S'
a W. CLOVES, Dentist, has Removed
a. from Ss7 Hudson 81. 20 NO. EIGHTH Az ~ r.
East side Of Abingdon square. leo ."
P EMOVAL.-JAMES FOWLER,D Den
nSi, Nr many years connected N business cShei :,
Broadway and FIaakhn-St With Or BUrieu has e 0leN
% l3C SPklAG, two blocks O.; broadway my2i In
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INSURANCE.

z IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIFE INSURANCE CO.-Ofice No. les Brosd,gay;
Branch once ISL Bo,,ery, cor Broome-st-CASH CAFi-
TAI Si0OosN besdeS The accumulation If large business
Tins Company ccnd cited the mutual prncipe ara
the assured viii receive back seveneghihs Of al M pr te
Policies issued fr more years or lSr Lie fer-
sons NAV insure their lives for Their benefit or the benz
eft II Their husbands. wvos parents and children. or cred
iors NAV the lives q Their debtors Policies viii
also be granted payable after death. the party ar
irving al Z specified axe al his discretion
Persons insured and re cross the Atiantc
Ocean IN frstcass vessels without extra charge a. any
season q the year by paying additional charge may
VISIT countries living beyond the limits NJ the Policy
Interest VIII be pad the profits, whereby the yearly
premium is reduced each year after the irs three
OFFICERS:
ALONZO A ALvORD, President
c Y. WENPIE. Secretary
ADRIAN DUBOIS. NJ d Medical Examiner AZ the once
nom 2 90 ; p. NJ. daily.
WILLARD PARKER NJ D. Consulting Physician
REYNOLDS & VAN SCHAICK. Att0rncs aid Counsel.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
A c Kincsland. C. S. woodruff. n. Van Setback
+ u Morgan Geo y Phcips. Enoch Dean
= / Brown las Van N0rden. Nathl g. Bradl'TS,
ID BURNETT Lewis L0fer. Slas Herring.
ID. Austin Muir, - Henry hagtt, John Wilha7s,
Phelps John p Brown, r. J Anderson.
+ Hslgft + Hrrrcs. FieaI4r PsTnIy.
John = Ware. James G Baldwin Denton Pesrsp,
A A Alvord. John : Harms john 4 Merritt.
Henri Stokes David Mills Jr.. George Webb,
VIM J Valentine GEORGE HASTINGS. Vim. X. Strong.
William Burghor, DAVID Austen,
jost {. Y WEMPLE, Secretary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of

hNTW YORK -AlBANy June4 ls5l.-The EAGLE
BANK of BRIGHTON has tins day filed IA Tins ONCE Nc
tlre of the appointment Of McssrS NASliBl kN "
OF the CIV II Albany Agents for the redemption OF is
circulating notes together With revocation ot the appoint
ment Of the Mechanics and Farmers Bank M me SANE
nucnd the several acts relating o. Incorporated bNhs
BANKING Associations and individual BANKERS passed
Ami ~ 1851 DANIEL b 81. JOHN, superintendent
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CIPREME COTRT.-in the matter b

C1TTpREME COIKI.-In tle m1tter OK
= che l,caticu of tie Mayor Aldermen AMI Cgan-n
altr m ne Cr of Nrw-York, relative O. the khIEND-
nh n ,tersects Va ser-sfreef abd the widening u " ala
stree ln Tie sand tie 'ttl-f SIDE 80 a. ~ th
street seventy five feet ia width o husrf'-s.e' - e
Crang. walker and Canal-strse.s nig Tie stree 4-e
ul5.l,sned Commissioners ot E-la-e ana h''s'--. y
"a fle ss SIarcu.c Court. made .l e l-li ~ " a41'
,Gri Ferei -ve pubic notice thai 90 arpLe4ln -l n
an th & nv Han If the c;y u New YORK On t- :, l ~
Ipr iustsuf - the orels 20. ne Court lA ihi df rs
80 fb-o 1-r g counsel can be- Se9ri i1r rule ~ 9rIef
fta-fe -e-rr+ heretofore n1ce 10 zee s4 nief p, I4
f'-r~res,o-e-v ~ Estimate und Assessment appointed
-, - 800, --eF lack % tre Con lInecs f1r res >ti
ard ~rr,,4r with row % recor er the suie ma peg
NJ ~ ss,d rerrr and o. ma.e -w reiofi' i pa t7f
,.r I, ssli he necessary AMI erle,ens' 90 Tor 'lch
81. NJ s..d court may -aln, pr1Dc % make IA
tie r,rer-,.es dated New IOrs. J lRe til, 1911.
'-' - RICHARD J SMITH
OGDEN EDWARDS. Commissioner
70 n
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NICHQLASC EVERETT
JOHN " PRISON, Commissioners.
.2CtJI1 HLASIUS MOORE,
SUPREME COURT.-Scth T. Even

SUPREME COURT Seth l. Even
- and Rachel his Wife, agt George Clark aud Lou "A
3 his Wife. Hams Comstock and Elizabeth ms WE,
Elizabeth CLARK and John q. Van Goth pursuance of
an order Of the Supreme Court held a. the City Hall the
CIV If New York made n the above acton AID bearing
date hc tenth day Of June, ID 1851 notice ~ hereby
gwen Oh persons having any general lien encunbrance
hv ndgmeu decree Otherwise the Undivided share
interest Of ans Of the the premises hereinafter
described produce 90 the undersigned Referee sad
order named n or before the 18th day Of July 1851
moot II their respective liens ncumbances. together
with satisfactory evidence ofthe amount due thereon and q
ecf the nature 0fsuch Drauces and The laie there
VI respectively The SAID premises are described ia he
oari hi. In q action. follows All that certain lot,
tffc LIZ rarce II land IgttAer WIKI me DuldnK ana IN
movements thereon erected situate lying and being m lhe
seventh ard " the CITY ~ NeW-f OH Ah'"h a. Nlhc
I'd ffr-unel M0ngomerY-sfreet. ~ sid city ana l4hded
aud described a, fellows 90 VIII Beginning - point On the
easterv of Monte -nerysifee distant % seven ieot
eleven inches southery from The s0lt1clttly corner ~
1nrOe and Monfgomel streets ana running ,oa.i
ery and along The eastfry side II Mont gone street wen
two feet thence ea.tsry right angles 10 hpntg)mey-
street NEARLY feet thence nofthery and parallel
gnh Mont twenty two feet thence Westerly
feet 10 the easifry side MONTGOMERY street aud the point
or place II beginning be Che sad several distances more OF
less And also all that certain other piece parcel Of
and. - ate lyns and BENG M ihe mag ~ "IIalis
.l cootaniua as follows % Wit Beginning AZ point On
tine n rherr Line SIDE II North Fourth street distant
eas.crg y-t'so FRET from secondsreet thence running
n0rtherr along land ~ the plnints t"ohlde d icet
more or les a. North Ffh- thence eastery along
he so1rherv SIDE Of North Fifth street twentyone feet
more of Jess land lately belonging % John Virgin thence
souihefy and along .eld isl mentioned lana .~O npIu
feet mole or less 20 North Folnh street and theme west
an along the n0dhei sde Of North FOufn-sreet TWEEN
gne e, n0e Of es O. the place ol b. ginning fne sad
lots teIng known Ewens Assess ment map u said II
lese BIZ Tie Rlnbcs z-ds AID 2Csl Dated NeF-York,
IN IN i.%cwT. LECARY. Referee.
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STPRFNE COURT.-In the matter of

kStte arrlcafi ~ 0f tnc Mayor Aldermen aVi Common
av M the tv N Nsw-iork, relative y Che OPENING
sn3 EXTENDING II ALBANY STREET. fom Green
vsh-.freef o. Trinity place the CITY of New York
puhc MOTTO. +. hereby vel by Che Mafor. AID and
oumulty II The CITY II NeW-Yors pursuant tO statute
u Il ch case made and provided that the sad The Mayor.
Aldermen and Clnm0nalt. 4 the CRY u NcE-YorA m-
to-, g. make Application % iAe pIee Co.f ~ me aite
led AZ ne Civ Han VI tie Clty q Newf 0rk. n Sir
ta. tle 18th cav Of July 1851 10 me opening % te
an rhr ~. r as soon thereafter Hnse ln Dee heard,
ne ar ointment Il Commissioners ~ kslnie anu A.
se,srenf u above entitled matte thAi tlt slufe l
II Albany from ts present t-fmAlnn az ,'f--h
yct-srcet TRINITY piace ln tne Cry % Ne@h 'sN ana
srov,n b, the Numbers q an ~ Gfceu"ci .ifeet anu
h, tie Number. 10 aud 20 TRINITY Pa eDlel NeN-fylk
June q 1884, uENAt ?. DAVIES
i.EHvlz Couuse. % the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12

SUPREME COURT of the State OF

~ -York-Ctv and County of New YORK &C harlas
Racev and VIII ,m ~ Rscey executors Il the last vii
and testament II Eliza Racey deceased against James L.
Curtis and Clar,Sa T. Curtis his wife. Clara Isabella Cur
It's Adelaide Curtis. laura Helen Curtis. Julia Frances
Curtis John Hamilton and Elza Hamilton hs e, aud
William W Campi ell. trustCc-SUmmnns Tor Rchct-iQ
Mrs ELIZA HAMILTON You are hereby summoned
and required 90 answer the complaint tins action and %
serve COPY OF YOUR answer sand complaint 1n the
subscriber 20 hrs Office No Hanover street m the city Ut
New Nork WITHIN venty DAYS after tho service hereof ey
elusive Of the day Of such service and n Won i o an
syer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plain
ths will apply the sad Court for the reef demanded IN
the complaint sand complaint has been filed 300 the Office
OF the Clerk of tee IT, and COUNTY OF NeWIorh New
HOrk June 4. 1851. WI IAIMAbk.
h. 5law6wThs plaintiffs Attorney.