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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-28
Staten Island from 1928 to 1850
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THE POPULATION - MsseUEI--The census OF Mis-
sour has been resolved, and exhibits the foswpg
sult. compared with lsa0-yiz.-
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Modern Architecture The proper method
Of occupying lot IS by lo as 70 somb,ns the srea.esr
deares Of avttie beauty economy and health, fully DC
tailed in the February No Of the Scapsl "a pase cents,
For sale, by ADRIANCE, SIBERIAN CO..
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lDVERTISRaEsTs IBSEWgD EVERY DAY.


LOST. &c.
s>>~,~~~~~~~-~~~~~~S-~~~~~ ~~~~~SS~,~~~~~~~~~~~>
COX IwApD.-sToLEN, FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
wagon canvas top body brown; sarIisse psstsS dsrk
yellow, straps rcd Said reward rraRtod for
helping 20 the discovery ~ this Wagon.
G < REWARD. -LosT, YEsTERpAY TIIs 9TH INST .
VIZ In Brradwy between Grand street and the Cbinesc
one 50 on the Bant Of the state Of New YORK; and two s5
lark urtrowt-n AL s25 returning the SANE
Appiy 1t A sALDERbE's, l6s Broadway. '""'''
e , REWARD. LOST. ON THE a7TH rSsP A BROOCH
person lssvns the broych At Fr,nhfort strss viii 70.
ceive The ,hove fewsrs. =. A. MUNfEs.
I osT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON ANEEERALD
nismcnd Brssstpn, In going frem the National 1otel
y kaih buns Tbs tndsr will be literally rewarded by
leaving " At the tnce Of Rsthbun's Hotel
r osI-os posDAy JANUARY Eru. A DOUBLE
ss' aPs hs n s Sssnii1 gSns :r1 &c
leaving them A. No. Fifth avenue.
4 OsT-TUEsDsY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN howl
- Ing Green end South Ferry bracelet composed %
srats tore, Of dnsrart ooors The hnder will receive
s9itahe reward BY leaving ~ AZ baehus oseorne u
Walden lane.
COAL.
COLL an NOV DELIVERING rag BRsT Rv0
" tsh and Al 81 con. we'll ned ana
dry ru snder she'd in yard oornar Of kim and
vieh streets. PETER CLINTON.
CTEAg BOAT CoAI-IS SIZE AND QUALITY gx-
- prsey adapted 70 steamers ue ale by the carc
address y. TYLER CO.. Philadelphis
,y,o COAL DEALERs-THE a. BscRIBERs wnLrxr~
cute orders ior sgehn and Lesi Veins esd Ash C,ai.
ard White Ash from Broad Mountain 81 ali ssa al the
leWcs nitrhst rates Orders respectfully solicited
D. TYLERs Co, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-28

Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
hair hskers. the moment it applied without injury
the skin. IL be washed wisEsus
disturbing the eocs and has no bad odor II Y asrea s
Of Dey street, and by all the druggists city nacountry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-28

Wigs and Toupccs.-Persons wishing .
very superior Wis roupes should call 81 BAtehsiors
celebrated Wig fsstory No wall g. Yhs1 will I'D
how efcult be fails hsad lnova
his business and makes business Of It. Copy his addrss.
And give him osu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Arrival of the Brother Jonathan.

The steamship Brother Jonathan, Mills,
from SanJuan viaMobe Goth arrived yesterday morn
ing. Onthe 27th INST at NJ, Egg light bear
ing west miles she came in contact with schooner
CHARLES D. Ellis Smith, hence for Wilmington,
n. c. struck her on the starboard quarter, laid by
her some time, and while getting a hawser to tow
her. she sunk in - fathoms water. Captain, crew
and one passenger (a,l hands saved. She belongs
10 n L. McCready, Of this CITY, and had very
valuable cargo
We are indebted to r E. Ruthven PurSer for the
following list OF passengers by the Brother Jona'
than: -. -.
MI A. Merreti, DR. Bernard K Pope, A Gerry, Capt
Newcomb Vim. HUTCHINSON. / VardneS. A. smith, Z
Helmet, O Ackley, A O Barr Geo. Leath, A J6hNhs'
4 Basiey Geo. StoddaId Lewis Swnrtk. Michael liI,cn
msou John Weber. Chas. Philips. Vim liosbispA't wa
ton T. WAT O. McCabe. VIM Phillips Geo \ smith a, os
Keen Ihos Jones Geo BeaTnaid T. r. AIle TeDI
Nm NeTcs5b 4oha sr Ts% r. oT Ss 3 boT Saddor
I Tucker h n. Wilcox. VIM. Williams. |. fairbank, J
stark j McGrady J. ID Shldle H. Stone, Field, r. d
STILES, MURRAY II REYNOLDS. IL Boyse, 5 Cafmgn H.
r Jones s C. Lewis S Massey. j. K Horn, VIM Stiles
JIn IIkin = A Hanwell. J MumfoTd J. Dyer. j
S Able WIN. Bowers, Alex Culton, Thomas Cameron
Jo,euh Preston. Peter Sheaer, VI W. Barnes, William
Heumenwav. p. H. Allen, r. H. HIS, {. W Oker
John C. Conrud Enoch Adams. j. Johnston, VIM S!ote
a ! WorGen Thos. Coffee, : J. Sprout J. y. LauHin
dersou James Hanen and son N Hck0cA, ftshry gus
toce ana son, Geo. Burnett d y Roberts Lewis Lee
DIV. Henry Williams, l. SkIdmore, 1. Hprmin r n T3.-
tleflwaite S Brooks. James Sullivan NJ Hardy John
Mcguire. John Iohnstone. john HaniIn u. W Grant
John James x W. Reid ". f. HAYS, d Ross, John hs-
gins Gins Watson A Partridge Henry Sbree Cep B,o"n
! b Rowol A wilcox. J. s jenkins. J. A BecAha't VI
d. BeItly, VI. SatuIlg Geo. fIeid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
From Hayti.

We are in possession of advices from
Port.au. Prince to Oct. ]. On Saturday preceding,
Sept. &C. the British and French Consuls quite I'M
expectedy left for Gonaiyes 10 meet the Emperor,
who was there with a considerable military force,
on his return from the Cape. where he had been on
an unsuccessful attempt TO catch Prince Bobo, the
rebel on whose head price had been set. The two
Consuls were attended by force oftwo British war
steamers and one French brig Of war Their pur-
pose was to bring the Emperor to accept the ultima
tum in respect Of the peace with Dominica they
n'ended as II was understood at Port au Prince, to
give him Is hours to come to decision twas sup
posed by the party from whom We derive our lltor-
nation that the affair wonld be quietly settled ,
though he does not say So infer from the tenor OF
the letter that he means by the submission OF the
EUnprOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
CITY CouRr.-Leander Shaw, indicted
PHILADELPHIA.
Mutiny-Ihe Weather-Choicc of Moderator by
the Philadelphia synod.
Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune.

Correspondence Of The y Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Oct. q. 1851.
On Saturday evening, United States De-
putty Marshal Albert Roberts took into custody
VIM. Brakeman, a mulstto man. cook on board the
American brlg Oliver, and brought HIM IN irons TO
this city The Marshal conveyed him 70 hoyamen-
sing prison, and brought him before the Commls
sioner this morning He Is charged VITA being
guilty Of mutIny the sth of October, 1851, while
on board the said vessel. the high seas. by unaw
fully wIlfully, and with force resisting the authority
of the Captain Of said vessel Henry Bradford, then
IN the lawful command OF the same, and assaul1ng
him with deadly weapon, 10 Wit, long knife The
heaHng of the case was postponed until tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. Ross Cunningham appeared
for the defendant.
The weather to-day, though rather windy,
is lovely quite a contrast to yesterday.
At the recent meeting of the Synod of
Philadelphia. held AZ Carlisle, Rev. Septimus Tustn
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Germantown.
was unanimously chosen Moderator Of that body
This is one OF the largest and most influential Synods
IN The Presbyterian Church, embracing the entire
States Of Mary land and Delaware and the greater
part of Pennsylvania.
Several Of our citizens have contributed
IDerally TO relieve the necessle. of Mr.. Jones aud
family who were turned into the street last week
b. n cruel landlord,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
u The Young Wings of Boston hayio!

u The young Wings of Boston having
waited on M Winthrop after their return from sa-
lem on Saturday, that gentleman addressed them as
follows
He thanked his Wing friends most heartily 'or the
honor done him and said thatIt was on sucn night
AS his and about the time Of the night, that he
was called upon by the Wings of Washington To- re.
spond 10 the nomination of Gen Taylor for the offce
Of President of the nlted States, ana most heartily
aid he on that occasion, as he did on the present,
obey the summons
He was afraid he could not say much about the
candidates IN the present contest, us ne stood IN
rather delicate position. But he was always ready
10 acknowledge his Indebtedness to his fellow clt-
zens for this as well every other mark OF theH
confidence and respect. He again thanked the com,
pany for the present manifestation OF regard, ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
HkNhl u On LI@oi
OF tNoys Attorney ana counsel
~ A STRROGATE'S COURT, held

At A SURROGAIE.-S COUhl heid
~ IN and for the County OF New YORK az the sirio-
, Once In the City of New YORK, on The ON OF OctN
hsr AZ The year thousand eight hundred ana nv Que
pJe.snt Alexander Bradford, Surrogate In 'ns MAJ
r of the application 20 mortgage lease OF sell VIC ea
state Of James Grsig deceased. On reading ana nm
the application OF JAMES GRElG, sne admlns,ra,o, ~
Names Greg late Of the City Of New York, deceased fof
n,boty 10 mortgage lease sell the real estate II tne
sad deceased for the payment Of his debts It Is ordered
that all persons interested IN the estate OF tne sd dne
deceased appear before the Surrogate Of The County
of New York at his Office, IN ,he CITY Of Ne~ oih On
The twenty fifth day OF November next AT 10 O'CLOCK IN Nc
frenoou Of that day then and there To show cause "J
AUTHORITY should not he 20 tae rd admns'ram 20
nossse lease OF sell much II the real es ate OF ne
sd Lanes Gre deceased all be suihcienI 20 pay s
debts [o2l iwsl A W. BRADFORD Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
feaal Notltes.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of
- IN. anplieaton Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
altv az he Ci,v of New York, relative - the OPEN
INF Of FIFTY NINTH ST from 10Th ay = me point
r. ,,nJers,gned Commissioners q Estimate aud Assess
ment IN the entitled matter hereby give notice tha
WoiIst M the Clty of New York, SATURDAY the 6th
do ~ November 1851 at o'clock the afternoon, tor
lie purpose ofheyng IN opposition 10 the assessment ae
Nv he sid Commits pes persons who may
sondI themselves agresed e SUCH estimate and assess
aCEARLEs s. WESTCOTT,)
LAWREYCE oDELL. commi'sOnsr'
HENRY BEEKMAN, luna
HENRY T. DAVIES
.-.yo ATTORNEY and Counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NETWORK SUPREME COURT

~ EW- ONh SUT NTINITi NVUNt.
~ LUTHER MANSON agans, OILY IA ANN MAN
SON Summons for Relief Com. not served 10
OLIVIA ANN MANSON You are hereby sum non
ed and req rred to tho complaint 10 this ac-
IL VII was fled IN the office Of the Clerk OF tae CITY
and County of York at the City Of New fors on the
18Th day of October 1851 and 10 serve copy 81 your an
a. The sad com plant on the subscriber, at his ONCE,
No 90 Nassau St. IN the City Of New YORK within twenty
DAYS after the Of this summons on yon exclusive .,
the day Of such service and you fan 20 answer the SAD
COMPLAINT within the aforesaid, the planth IA ms
action will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN
the communicated October 10Th, ls3l
Wv GEO W STEVENSON,
90, t.u,suW.ds Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ing been made 10 the conditions of certain mort
CAGES. boh executed BY Alexander Mes'lie,
of the American Benefit Building Assooatl0n the nfs'
dated the 18Th DAY Of July 1912 and fsoooSI ~ we p
3s8 Of Mortgages page tOS, July 81 1872 ana modhe1
ndentuTe executed by the sad 81
dated January 10 $780, aud accorded IN the same ons ~
Lber 3 Of MORTGAGES page 3oi January ~ 49, ana sa ,ns
ofce IN Iber 500 Of Mortgages page ga September 49,
1870 and modified ny ndenture executed by the SAID AZ
.Tsndes Melville dated December22 $780, and record
81 m sane Office IN Liber 3i Of Mortgages, page 3s3 De-
eber @ S49 whereby the power OF sale Contained IN lhe
sad Mortgages has become operative ana no sun, OF ~
ceed al law having been instituted 70 recover the asVts
secured by such MORTGAGES part thereof and the
amount claimed he thereon at ue time OF the hIs'
arbitration If this notice being ten hundred ana ninety
thee dollars and y-sI cents therefore pubic notice
hereby given that the mOrtgaged premises Will De SOLO al
tob No Wast N the City Of New York on the t~en-
~ SIXTH day Of December next AZ ~ O'Clock az Looh 70
satisfy the amount due such mortgages az Ihe jas
hereof ard the costs and expenses allowed " Id" e
following Is description Of the morgsgea PREMISES as
nrce Of iaud situate in the XVIII Ward the CITY 81
Nsx-York dssguatd on map & lands IN the ANlth
Ward N the CITY New YORK the property o. the hsirs Oi
NJ Ca-ke deceased made by George B Smith City
sUrveEor and dated AD D. 1887 ~ me numbers 81 anu
& pot or The westerly SIDE d iOth-ay distant
a feet 81 inches souhsry from the south westerly corner
Inc aralle VIII 2Sth- 100 feet thence souhwardly IN
e farael With l0h ay 20 feet u inches thence eas.
wad m line parallel with 23h-st 100 feet 70 the west.
erly Il 10Th and thence north" ardly 2iong te
side Of 10Th 10 feet a inches 70 the place 81
ginning be the sad dmensions more or iess uais "a
res, residue and remainder Of term OF q ysals ,n
- the sad Alexander Melville, IT. IN and b ~
cenuTe Il lease between Bache DC Eyets: II b,s s OF
frst uart Rupert COchTane and lsaneLa VI n' .
he second part and the SAID Alexander Neslie ~ VI
third part dated February l. s4I ana rsco' ~ SsrYorf
in her 4sI OF Conyeyances. page 40 togelhs, "a.
sad nde nture Of lease and every clause Set rat.d
5" S'siz6sT a, 1851, HN6k MSSSiwM MOTT Trustee
e c9IvfN CoSDIT, 10.
p.p,,pnE p.psoSs Attorneys. o% '@"A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

FUNERAL OF NoLAN.--The funeral ot the

FUNERAL OF NoLAN-The funeral OF the
deceased fireman, Richard Nolan, TOOK place on
Monday afternoon from ms late residence IN JaS-sl
and ms remains were taken TO the Catholic ourylng
ground at Flaibush, where they were inferred Inc
Fire Department turned out In great numbers, shus
ey,ncing proper respect for late ana worthy fle
while returning from fire on THURSDAY night last
The Coroner proceeded TO rs former residence VA
the morning for the purpose OF making posi- IaoI'eh
examination. but IN Difference 10 the ieehngs o. ms
wife ard friends deferred It for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CITY MoRrALIry.-The Report OF the Of
hcer OF Health FOR the week ending Saturday lhe "''h
shows the mortality 10 have been seventy -iouI' %.
wh;ch number r. we're males and 81 females, %
adults and 40 children. The diseases are Siasslhsd
fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A man
named Duton, residing IN Flushing av made an
attempt on his lie on Monday, while laboring under
eerahetrnent Of the faculties He procured carr-
ing knife With which he inflicted fearful cash on
his throat but MS wife, discovering what had been
done, rresied the knife ont OF ms hands, and pre-
vented him from concentrating his purpose. Drs
hutchison and Van Ness were called IN and sewei
up the wound and 1t is thou 1hI the man will recover
City Court .-Leander Shaw, indicted
for higamy. Monday, placed on trial. and
found guilty OF the charge. EI,enuating crcum-
stances beng made apparent, the Court deferred
tence for the present and required defendant enter
INTO recognzances for his appearance when directed
Mary T Ferguson. convicted of keeping dlsor-
DERBY house and selling liquor without license, was
sentenced 70 the County Jail for a term Of months
stay Of execution was subsequently granted on
condition that she relinqushed the sale of liquor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
ugate Of the County OF NewY1k, notice hereby gvsa
~ ali uersous having claims against THOMAS WOOD
HULL late the City of NswY York. deceased tn pre-
M The same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
AZ his office 70 Nassau st IN the CITY Of New foIk on
or before the fifteenth day Of February, 1852 Dated New
York the 9th day Of August. 1871. ,x =, -.
' JAMES II. BRUSH. Executor.
au6 lawGnWed- ~ Nasssn&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
COURT PROCEEDINGS

L. 5. DISTRICT CoURT.-Before Judge
Judson-AHeged fitting out Of the Cleopatrd.-Mr
Chas O'COnOT, sureues for MAJOR Schlessl0ger and
Capt Lewis appeared and extended his bail to the
November term.
The petit jury was discharged for the term.
The collision case between the schrs. L. II. Mar
tin and Industry, already referred to- was continued.
CRcUil d51T &C. act Re2d nSs B,retG
To recover damages for death OF John W blauveH
husband Of plaintiff, who became SICK oil the seurvy
(alleged 20 have been caused by an oVercIowded
shlp the BROOKLYN and her not putting into Rio ia
NERO and Valparaiso for fresh provisions, &C. al
agreed upon, and died on getting to san Francisco
already referTedto -.
MI Hoffman moved for a nonsuit, contendlng that
no agreement had been shown, and the damage WA
tooTemote and contingent. After argument the non
SUIT was granted.
SUPREME CoURT.-Speclal Tem.-Be-
fore Judge king.-D e cisl o II s.-udry Jane cute
against James Ciate The planth is entitled TO the
rCcf praye ed for in complaint, ano the usual deree
Of divorce TO De entered restraining defendant from
marrying again during plaintiff hte and according
to her the custody of the child OF .he marriage WIN
costs. 800 -
Nargaret Offtaan against Joseph A. OHman.-On
the question Of return doHry, &c, the Court gave
the following opinion
This is am action for divorce on the ground of IN
fidelity, with PRAYER that defendant may De COM
PEELED to repay to plaintiff the sum OF siOlo, re-
ceived by him from plaintiffs father as the plaintih
dowry on her marriage. The parties were married
in Germany i'll ls43 the dowry was PAID IN money;
The defendant abandoned the plalntlh IN 1912, ana
cane to this country, and has here been 4lVlhs ia
open nfdelity The plaintiff at the time OF me COM
mencement OF the action was an lnhabitah' OF ths
State and she is entitled to decree OF divorce, b9l
not 10 decree for the payment OF her dowry IL
had been reduced 10 possession by her husband, and
is not therefore within the provisions OF the statue
q r. s. Sd ed p. 2O5 sec. IS, A. and 1t cannot be
decreed TO her as amony II beng at least question
able VI her the Court could decree payment OF a
sun n cross instead of an actual allowance AS all
mony iburr agt Burr, 10, page 2O,) and except the
fac, hat defendant secured the money III 1912 mere
* nohne nrrsented in the case enabling the Court
to nudge What would be the proper amount oil ALL
mony to be decreed. .. -,
The usual decree of divorce, and prohibiting the
marriage of defendant during plamtlh NE, WIN
costs, TO be paid by defendant.
rohieB Elliot against Robert Rdy-OTder oirecths
the defendant to pay TO plaintiff the amount OF MS
Judgment with interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
EFFscrs OF LIQUOR.-The drlv

EFFEcrs OF LIQUoR.-Ihe driver OF 4
team nom Flatbush on Monday night, fell from n ;
WAGON NJ the corner of Court and Butler-Sts, ana
10 severely injured by being trod upon by the
horses He was carried 10 the Third District sta
non House and the team taken care OF BY the polcs
Another man, so drunk that he could not aL..c =.
l.,e vas found living across the railroad track m
s,Is,,,c-st about O'Clock last evening. tie was
also taken 70 the Third District Station House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the sur r
~ a. Comfy Of New-York, Notice Is hera%
gwen al R.y4 i as scea:td present.
kEf rare 'e cbsrs thereof q the subscriber al the
fes i Fse NI III ,sSensh dsy S 10.
the GU! o. HeI lied New-York, A9rll q; lssi
vember nell. b~'' STEPHEN n FEEES. ExecrioN
..,.suv. HESTER CONREY. Exscutrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
SUPREME COURT, City and County O

NOTICE is hereby given, according to
law q all persons having CLAIMS against DANIEL
c CLARK a'e Of he CITY Of Brooklyn Kings County.
deceased that the, required 10 e,aht the same with
the vouchers thereof The subscriber AZ The stose OF
Messrs Hl HIDE Co. No - Nassau st IN the city ~
New YoE before the 2oh day u AQnl next Dated
October a. 1851 HELEN NJ. CLARK,
oi5 la~6nW eIs Admins rstri1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
COTNTY.- Snrrocate's Of.

nee $ In pursuance Of an order II William Mas
ten Surrogate OF the County OF Ulster. Notice hereby
vcn ~ AN persons who have clam, against the Estate of
Irwin PhRDEE. deceased late o: the town 81 Kings
ton a at they required % exhibit the same WIN ths
vouchers IN support thereof e. Jacob Hardenhugh Esq
Al hS Office IN KINGSTON before the 22d DAY Of Fehrs
,, nsNt - Dated fhls 20ih day of Aug st, 1851
av27 f,~emWed HARRIS PARDEE. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
Z roeafe Of the County of New-York, notice Is hereby
given T., ALI persons having clam. against SAMoE ia
BROOM late II the City Of New Orleans, Louisiana de-
ceased To- prt The same with vouchers theeo ~ me
suscul err nj the Office of Kent Dawes Esqrs NO 20
Wa-sree' IN the City Of NewYork, on or before the
Tenth dny of November next-Dated New YORK lhe nNh
da, Of MAY, 1881. WINTHROP sRhsbN -,
nv5 lavfmWs Erecutot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

STARRING AFFRAY.-A WOMAN named
Bridget Callahan residing in Hicksst near A.IS
80 On the charge of stab5ng her hush ni win
isIse tutcher knfe-ipfic,ing dangerous sash pc
b'rd the ear. DR.. McClelland was sent ioI anu 4
dressed the wound, which is not likely 70 prove
fatal characte!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rgate OF the County OF New York notice hereby gMea
To all persons having claims against JOHN PORTER
late of the City of NewYork deceased to present the
-e with vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers at his resi-
dence No Hudson-st N the Ciy OF Newfork on OF
before the twentieth day Of December, neXt-Dhed New
York the 10Th day Of June 1891. ,-,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

EXCURSION. Metamora In ~
Guards, Capt. Thomas F. arfeh; S'ip I'd 10
venie tarra, shooters from Newly orh, prcceeuTTh o.
Eedford on Monday for days recreatoa,, hr M.
numbered q muskets, and were accompsiieu - WV
Empire Brass Band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rognte NJ the County II New York. notice hereby
gwen ~ all persons having claims against WILLIAM ED
WARDS late oi the City Of New 9rk, deceased vs. pre-
et The sane with vouchers tkereo the subscriber At
the Store Of Robert Edwards JUNIOR. No SS HUDSON
street IN the CITY Of York on before the nlneteenh
T., II I.nuar, ue,t Dated New York the fifteenth day
of Juls. 1851 ROBERT I'D" AhDS
yi6 laW6nMed' ADMINISTRATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

EN PIRSl' ANCE of an order oil the
Surrogate Of the County at NeW-York, B0tce1s here
hv gwen To- all persons haying CLAIMS against JOSEPH
JtNNlNGS late II SwedeShoroush New Jersey, genue-
,n deceased L. present the same with vouchers thereof
u ne subscriber at her residence. No l2j Waverley
Mace m the CITY of New lVN, before the twenty
seventh day of January next Dated New-York the
,vcnty-hisi day of July 1851
,y2S laN6msM MARY ANN JENNINGS, ExecutrN