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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02
NEW BOOK.

NE" 18OOAs
TWNHE American Miller and Millwrights Assistant,
u by VIM. C. Hughes. illustrated with c1ts OF Ma.
cbinery. &c.-in vol. l2mo. 81. just received and
for sale by w. L. POMEROYf
Raleigh, June 20, 1851. a. .. Co..
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C

WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.,
R ARE now receiving large additions to
Cd their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
AA PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
- HTndo,v GiGss, Perfunsery, sc, sc
from the most reliable Houses in the Northern Cities
which have purchased with single to their
purity and offered for sale at such prices and on
such terms shall compare avoraby with any house
in the State
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers gener
ally, will do we'll to give call before purchasing
feeling assured shall not fail to please both in point
Of price and quality
Orders promptly attended to- and particular attention
given to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at
all hours of the day and night, BY competent person
with neatncss and despatch.
We tender most sincere thanks TO the citizens of
Raleigh and the surrounding country for the long and
liberal patronage have received, and trust by unti
ing zeal and energy to please in the prosecution of
business, to merit its continuance.
Raleigh, April %. 1851. 49-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02
MILTON FACTORY AND MILLS.

fs j. B. Barrett & j. ID NeWSOnl
q Z 4 Having purchased Mr.. Thomas w. Hoden's
H. interest in the Milton Cotton Factory and Mills,
49, Lands, Tenemenss, and debts due the Firm of
Barrett, Newsom and Holden, will continue the Manuac
turing and Milling business.
They putting in operation a set of Woolen
Machinery, for the purpose of manufacturing
H"OOZE.V GOODS,
and will also have two good CARDING MACHINES
in order the ensuing season, which will not only afford
market for the sale of Wool but enable planters to get
Domestic Woolens, Cotton Goods,
and also Wool Rolls of the first quality.
They have in their employ the most experienced
mechanics and will endeavor to merit public patronage.
BARRETT & NEWSOM.
Milton, March 25, 1851. 4l-tf
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02
HILLSBOROUGH ACADEMY,


Washington City, D. C.
Washington City, D. c., May IS, 1851. s6s-2m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
,,su,s. ia California.

l -, h,,l AT adventures IN 'ai''"-
I '" .n,,,., =, much. wha, may ne' DC 81. :,
- :, o..cma,,e aud s''en'I"' minus
h,.n he harvest ei 'a""'" ~ No
''''" - -, Il, individual enterprise, w.
~ 60, than their ewu hands, ""''
N''' ~. ,.,,,sA hv associations 'o'''''" -
"s.N ....,,,a,,i With suitable ma'"''''''
| 7. ..,,,,s.>i \, adequate capt." - n.,l'Iem
=, nrrs,a, an n'rres''ns p''''''''
~ 6, le sy'N'>t --.,.,,,,o,s he formed
~ -. 49,, ,ap,tal' Clearly the 'oH'P'"','
49, NV - where the capital Is raiScu
w. -, would ,rus, HIS money rs Az nv.
Where he can neither ma '"' "' .. so,,
'N1i ,A,m 10 sscouut Shall 'n," ~.
-, NJ f,,,uc,l, and the eaP"' O' ,,an,;c
| -. y, IN Europe. or IA 'h' N'''''''S
~, the most part, little OF 'h'S "a" ''
r.,.,,,,,. inasmuch as Cai'''fn'' i
''~N y t,.'.,,,,rcr. and the constant DEBTOR 10
| is'''' 80. s,.,,s. and 10 Europe All 'he
- ,,u,s ,Aers AM yet to DC ,ou"l' WI. ~ -
,sssr,,, perici he morisascd TO 'o'e'su Pa 80
~ 49, - raise snd Keep capital there 10
-. ,r,r,s. As they should he worked
81. ,,,,s,,an then, is. whether Europe OF ',i'
-, states OF our Union. IN o'he'
,h.,h,, Europe or ourselves, as nation ni''u,
| c.,,,,rn,a. shall have the CHIEF oeheh' VI
|! -. ,-,,3 5cnosi,s IL IS question OF nation
n, economy. and one OF great interest
,,,,nce The capital TO work those
- n,,s, evidently come from parts Foreign
| C,l,,,,nia California herself cannot AFFORD
" ~. .. no,, and viii long be debtor II
| .o,,,io Of the United States would retain the
xs,',h Of California. We mus form companies
-, finnish capital to work her MINES o'heI-
-. ,h.ss immense products Of gold viii be OF
,.co,;, 10 rs as nation. but rather an INJURY
tho r,asou above assigned, the compa-
49, mus; he formed and the capital raised IN the
Atlantic States THIS question Is closely and
.,s,ssc,rhlv allied TO a general protective sys-
ZEN If National policy for /, IS clear that II all
-. ,o,d that comes from California to the At
,.r,,c STATES IS mortgaged to Europe and other
fo,c,gn par,s for Imports, it will no. oeneht US
Ru, orr present purpose is to assert the pollcy
and ,m,ort,nce of LAYING our hand on The wealth.
Of California. 10y the investment OF our own cap
i,a m her mines. FIVE can get up companies
whose Directors shall be composed OF KNOWN
honorable. and reliable men, there is no 0tseI
investment open to capital more inviting, or more
solid. than this, and none so fall OF munhcen
promise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CNcINyATI.-

About twelve o'clock on Thursday night, IRE was
discovered in the blacking mandatory OF Butter
& Bro. situated in Deer Creek Valley. about half
way between Broadway and the junction OF the
Reading and Montgomery turnplkes. The flames
extended 20 the dry house Of Mr. Wilson, "hlch was
consumed. and reached the establishment oil Schoo-
lev Il Hough on the west. and the entire PREMISES
With two large smoke-houses IN the rear, were
burned down
The morocco factory Of Mr.. Roberts on the Oppo-
site side of the road, next took hre. Ii was sihhi
frame building and soon burned down.
Three small frame dwelling houses adjoining Inc
morocco factory on the east, belonging TO Schooiey
& Houeh and occupied by some dozen families, also
caught fire. and were burned 10 the ground.
Several dwellings on the southeast side oil me hre,
Dominluks slaughter.house, and small br1ck d"ei-
Ing adjoining the ham packing establishment were
in imminent peril, and only saved by the daring ell
forts of the hremen.
Nessrs Schooley & iIough'S loss Will amount 70
about $4,000 They are insured probably for sl3OOo
Mr. Wilson's loss will be about S23,eOO. lie hdi
no insurance whatever. We believe tins IS me Sec
ond or time he has suffered from ire.
MassES Butler & Brothers loss Is s2OoO-lnslr
ance $lCo0. -,.t
Nes,rs Evans & Swift had large quantity OF PORK
hacked IN Wilson's building, which was mostly dc-
stroyCd Some fifty hhts. OF hams, belonging, We
believe. in St Louis. and stored with schooey a
Houeh were also destroyed lCln. Gazette 2c'h uIt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Later from New-Me Sico-IndiRration on Ac-
count OF Hugh y. smiths Rnjection-The
Apaches and Camanches-Nisif or Gov. CAL

7.
Papsrs from Santa Re 10 the seth of May have been
received Much excitement eNls;Ssl in the country
IN consequence o. the rejection by the /. ; >enaie
of Hugh y Smith rs Secretary of ,he Territory OF
New Mexico. large meeting was held at the
COu-1 House to olcit public sentiment on the subject
He was unanimously nominated 10 the Senate of the
Territory. and AZ the subsequent elections Wa
elected.
Three or four thousand Apaches had assembled ~
the neighboThood Of Lacenesia and S;n Miguel
making pottery. which they expect to exchange tor
supplies. Chacon, their Chef visited Santa Fe. and
stated that the Camanches were to hold grand
council at Bossue Rodondo on the Rio PecoS on The
st Of June, where all the tribes were 10 be repre-
sented
Gov Calhoun and Col. Monroe paid visit 70 An
ten Chico wAere they expected to meet the Apachcs
the 18th 81 May, and furnish supplies ordered for
their relief. Lieut. Chapman and his Dragons wore
there but tao Ind ans had not arrived on the 9th OF
May.
Ire principal chief OF the CaInanchcS paid visit
TO he palace, and had talk with the Governor and
the tribes gathering at the Bosque RolGada. \
captive boy which the caief brought with them was
bought by the Governor. The Camanchc SAID, The
CamancheS are al peace with all people tins side OF
Chihuahua. We are On friendship with the ApacheS.
The Uiahs have not been to us. We are at
peace with the Navaos." He promises 10 return IN
two months and bring all the nation with him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
DR.. Ecker, In the Mint-Sact Hace-Market'
and Stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tucsd

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July J.
DIR. G.. y. EcKrRr entered to-day upon
ms duties as Director of the United States Mint IN
TINS ciiy. 49,
4 irlal Of sailing qualities between yacht belong.
ing 10 your city aud Philadelphia one, terminated
this afternoon The Philadelphia yacht Oron, ana
tho New York yacht Blanca, started yesterday aii'f.
noon on n race for pure OF t2JN They "cni
dow lbr rIyor ~ far rs RccIy Island and returned
today fcaehing the city about ! H'clock Inc
came IN ninr minutes and u hall before tho u
ghefe = 81 increased export dsrnndip Finrn ana wv
IRE standard and brands cold II ~ - hhl ~ "h
harfs are inn Tho sllns for cry consumption ~" -
f .=r, within tho fnuFr IF 81 itatf - if frn"n M
.4ts Irnufs small snir e Hst tintr Al - ~ y"
lh!s Coma MA sold tflne "ss tisN - ht y "''
a. grn.fl fsf WFAr limited and t"N4 nf' ono ''
- iostsl LIVER aairs - q BOO bushels fair ani pfi"t
Vb.. - "a ,,s sna & rnd sosd RCD a. u 's hvsh'l
IL, lss ssnead 4 solo II PrnhsysRuis II " 80 pAs
d i.ss ari..e snd ltirss nfeig supported h,'s
afffoi,asbels YeipT - f'4el 's. al u iWo re.
as rornsyisanin oars cid ~ 4gsfs fis per hnsh"l N
VINES is srsiT at 20 fs p his Iihis arc g ''' ~"
,sn.p.sfd -, 'is 80. 81, I'd, =, pom,
eltss ~ sfptrs f,,s, Hoard Mefh i'h, -. - f'"h
JfIf s. ted 10 49, sfh hRT .. ~ ~ ~ a
Anl.g us. iss. SEQ thes Do Canal &C. :" ~ S''''
a.. ~ ~ .. ..,i-.n
ss,ard Heo,S- 80 Red M 20 100 A. 'H ~ 90"
An pl ss ~ 0i eih 'fsV -. %. 81 ~ vans ~
Ianp if3! hsh iaffh ~. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
nrsrprcryy FIRg.-The ShadweIl Fac

DysrRucrIvE FIRE.-The Shadwell Fac
tory three and a half miles east OF Charlottesville,
Va belonging 10 John Timberiake. Esq, was entlre-
iy DESTROYED by ire on The night OF SATURDAY. las'
The loss IS $4,000 20 $4,000 no part oil "hica Is
covered by insurance The fire 4, supposed To nave
originated IN the ignition Of parcel 81 ollei "ase,
which Vas accidentally left IN The building "h.i U'e
hands stoned work tChaT.ottes'iic va ""''
F,Rt Ar CnIcAGo.-The Baptist church
90. f,.,lf,-., y,a> DESTROYED by fire on the 2tih OF
~, mss al 500 insurance 5 ,00- The dwelling
I b,,, 81 4 r Rates. undertaken, me boarding
Sn,,sc of NrS Hardy. tie blacksmith shop OF Mr..
v,It.y mi several outbuild.ngs, were also des
uoyed.
sS The Michigan Congregational .Asso-
go, met Al clinton on the 9th Ilt. and passed.
,,.,,l,,,or~ condcmnins the Fugitive slave Law.
.rhc Railroad Company and Mormon trials ara
SIN pruprcssiis at Detroit
~ The Programme of the ith of July
celebration ~ North Adams. NJ Which the nhabl.
ianf. oi Berkshire Co.. Mass. and bennington Co.
w. are invited 90 be present. ends with a superb
motto nr'-work called INSTRUMENTATION
~ In the Hartford Procession on the ith
81 july There are To he ,hry young ladies' IN the
hlocm't costume, io represent The several State, OF
the lMon.
~ Mrs. Emerson nt Concord, mother az
Ralph Waldo Emerson. Of that town. fcl out OF oci
last week. aad dlslocaicd one of her hips
Nmo. -t,irhty Countlcs heard from show
mejou, of 1881, Tor the New Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
NEW-YORX LEGfSLATIRE.
hrLcIAL sEsaloN
SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday. July !.
Mr.. WILLIAMS reported adverse to The regulating
the planting OF oyHtcrs III the Harlem River m the
County of Wesichcsicr.
On Mr. BlTKHAN's motion The report WAS LAID on
The table.
Mr. rrH.N reported fa,ornhly on the bill proyid
ing for removing obstruction ~ hc outlet OF tayusa
Lake.
Mr. MoHeas reported the bin giving the New
York Nrdicd ollrEr power 90 found and MAINTAIN
a Hospital connected with riii College.
Mr MonoAN reported liyorsbly the bill Ia ditid"
The Sixteenth Waii of Nuw- York INTO two N'ris
Mf tHotirs objected. and the hill ~ COMMITTEE to
= Committee of the Whole
Nj hcnnoNnArfa reported IN favor oi The act To-
piovldr nu additional number oi Notafcs fmlc m
New ok
Nj CARROLL. itom The H,oot tummiitoo. 'cporicl
ihc bill 10 rfrYeui gambling The BIN "a cssrHii'lN
modified from the hsi bill reported 1t WA ordered
to a ilrii trading. The hill Wa ordered to hc
printed
The bill Irntiding that np Injunction shall iaHu"
against uny uHi,ot or lipul Of officers. rR'opi lV
The oftlfi At - t.onCtai Tenn Of The supreme curt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Later from Liberia.

The Baltimore papers announce the arri-
val AZ that port of the Liberia Packet, from Monro-
VIA. which place She left on the 18Th OF May Our
Baltimore exchanges appear 10 have received to
news by her
BY private letters Just received, we learn that me
Ecpubnc Is healthy and prosperous. None OF me
letters We have yet read utter any complaints but All
aye cheerful and full of confidence and hope.
Considerable business was dong IN The various
branches and TIE favorable indications OF CONNER
cal prosperliy given IN our former adHlces seem 10
nc fully and increasingly realized.
Go,Crror Robert, EXPIRE ms gra'lhcaion ~ the
action OF Congress IN nc matter OF ne expenses 81
The Pous rscap'i,c> and iAl.matcS ihh pHoii' al
fairs continue very satisfactory.
he mentions also IN letter dated Nay H. tla' we
Sc, N,N arrived al Monroyia thc night before h'r
crew ard passengers AL wei. Nh
The Sea New sailed from New lorA m March
having on board 4 good number Of very promising
,u,ipr.rt> she ,ou,h he'd ~ SIERRA Leone %" ta' ~
of MN The rinigrants immediately ON ihct and
,1, ,,'.re taken care Of the Governor placing them
and ihcr stores under the special chargo Of General
Lewis. - ,.,
f. a. c.rccicd that tins vessel VII on hcf return
yoyago be- ircightcd with the productions ct the re
nuhlir conugn,dto thc N'w.lorN COLONIZATION so
c.UY. ~ '''"' - '''' ''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Marine TUESDAY,
Before Judge Lynch.

BEFORE Judge Ll HcH
Hannah j. McKeHn agt. M0reH and
MaIcoim.-To recover the value OF plano-tore,
taken on execution for bill OF costs against Nathan
C. smith, who kept public house, we believe, at
that time, IN Spring-st Before the obtaining OF the
Judgment against HIM, Mr.. ;. gave bond ana mort,
gage of All his furniture to the plaintiff, (who yed
with him. and for alleged Indebtedness AS house
keeper under her former name of Hannah j. Par kerr
The question was whether the transfer Oh the iurnl-
ture to plaintiff by Mr.. Smith was IN good faith or
not
The Court considered that II was. judgement for
plaintiffs, $GO.
John Farrel, by his guardian, against
VIM h. Wlnn-To recover $25, the reward adyer-
tsed for the return OF diamond ring worth SZoV
that had been lost II appeared that there mad been
a previous offer Of liberal reward" and that on
plaintiff asking Mr.. w what he considered liberal
reward. Mr.. w. answered $40. Next day he adVer-
tsed offering $2j. The Court considered that plain
TN should have rendered the ring, If IN his power,
al the first interview. Judgment for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Pittsburgh Items.

PITTSBURGH, Monday juno 30
Wewere visited Yesterday and last night with heavy
rains which caused a rise of nine inches IN the river,
and impaired more animation to business
John .McFadden, of the well-known forwarding
house of McFadden & Co, died IN this city yesterday
morning.
Several thousand persons witnessed the departure
the Duquesne Fire Company ihls morning for Phil
adelpha.
Extensive preparations are in progress for the cee-
braton OF the opening of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad. about the 18TH July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
The ASSESSORS OF THE STREET DEPART

HE ASSESSORS OF THE STREET DEPART
MENr.-Wo have been requested to make the follow
ing corrections of statements which were contained
IN petition relating to the Assessors OF the Street
Department, published IN Mondays Tribune:
The expenses of the Bureau and the compensa-
ton OF The officers paid by assessments made for
local Improvements and not from the City Treasury,
as that statement would nfcr.
The $4,000, said TO have been received by the
Assessors IN less than five months for assessments on
sewers only includes all the improvements from
both the Street and Croton Department-the amount
received for sewers not exceeding one-thlrd-the
balance beng for regulating and grading streets,
paving, setting curb and gutter, and Tagging, and
embracing a space of ten months, instead OF hve
months as VIII be seen bv reference 10 the Street
Commissioners Report "a the Common Council
May 9, 1850.
We have received another communication
SweIlng statement similar to the above, made IN
another paper. The substance OF j, Is contained IN
the following paragraph
The following Is the extract from the repor; on the
subject OF Sewers, OF Nicholas Dean, Esq, Presl-
dent OF The Croton Water Department, document
No SIS, Board Of Ademen,) referred 10 IN the me-
moral sent 10 Albany last evening. IL referring 10
the Street Commissioners report on sewers OF 9Th
April, document No SO, Board Of Aldermen, Mr..
Dean says
BY reference that relortcOyerng period of Little
less ,hon months VIII be that the assessments
levied for the works therein specihed amount 10
fonr hundred and eighty thrce thousand five hundred
and thirtythree dollars and twenty cents OF which the
surveyors EMPLOY received sixteen thousand hundred
and sixty eight dollars and m -four cents the inspectors
seventeen thousand hundred and hiiythree dollars
As sJbf thousand NE hundred and hffy-Ols
dog5s md frferel cents and the collectors eight thou
sand S hundred and thirteen dollars and M cents,
making aggregate beyond The contract pnces Of fly
thousand hundred and eshysn dollars and twenty
cents and leaving the pad 10 contractors hg four
LrIGTed and thirty thOSad and dollars aud
ninety cents ia other words the assessment, levied
owner amount 20 nearly twelve per cent upon the
Hl. 4 n - az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Attempt 10 Blow up the Michigan Central H.R
DepOt.

DETROIT Tuesday, July |.
An attempt was made yesterday to blow I'd the
Depot of the Michigan Central Railroad box OF
powder, with slow match attached, was received
by the steamer May Flower and put IN the Depot.
where it exploded during the morning Two men
were blown up, and seriously though not fatally in
iured II thought by some that the box was de-
signed 10 explode on the boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Advertisement.

~ The advertisement headed Deal
crs in India Rubber Shoes, published in 1he IrbMle
of the 9TH INST, was no doubt published by Horace
II Day In It he says the caution to the public by
the Hayward Rubber Co, Newark |. X. Co.. l. Can
dee, and Ford & Co.. was without their authority.
This is not so. The notice given to caution
those who may be induced by low prices TO purchase
Days shoes against doing so. as they Will thereby
make themselves parties to Days pracles, ana De
held RESPONSIBLE accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
The Virginia Convention and Slavery.

The.Souhern Mail has arrived.
The Virginia Convention have struck ont the Sec
ton prohibiting the Legislature from passing a Law
allowing the Emancipation OF Slaves and inserted
THAT an Fmancipaed Slave remaining IN the State
over twelve months shall be Sold and allowing the
Legislature TO impose restrictions on the owners OF
Slaves disposed TO emanclpate They also struck
out the Section giving the Legislature power 10 re
move free negroes beyond the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
The Taicott COurt-Martial.

WASHINGTON, TucSd1y, July 7.
Upon the reaSsembllng of the Court, tbs morning,
Thomas b. Barton. OF Fredericksburg, deposed as
TO the connection of Carmichael with the foundry at
that place, &c. Captain Maynardier proved the au-
thenticity of certain papers offered By the Judge
Advocate. Secretary Conrad was recalled. and un-
derwent long examination to the conduct Of
Talcot relative 10 the matters charged The charge
of dlsobedlence TO the regulation or January was
withdrawn as the order 20 Carmichael was gwen
before the Secretary issued The regulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Washington Items.

WASHTNGTON, NOnNty, JUNO 81.
The Second Auditors Office ~ to be recognized
tomorrow under the act OF the last Congress and
the number of clerks reduced to twenty four-oight
at 81. 400 eight a: 81 200 and eight At $1,000. The
following dsmiSSals VIII take pace Samuel KEEP
Ter, Brook b. Williams. Thomas Morgan, William
FlenEer, p. ID Winter, Ja5ez Wheeler, ana William
Orne.
Mr.. Webster returns TO Washington from Virginia
on Wednesday, and leaves here for Marshted on
the 10th of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Connecticut Legislature-The Bank Charter
Repassed-A new Tax Bill. &c.

TINES OFFICE, HARTFORD, Tuesday July |.
The Legislature is closing up It's business, and VIII
adjourn SINE de at IL AN tomorrow.
II has re-passed all the bank charters vetoed by
Governor Seymour IN all about a dozen.
The bank capital of the State Is thus increased
about $3,000,0O0.
\ new Tax Bill has also been passed, and system
for complete reorganization of our Courts continued
to the next session.
Francis Parsons, Wing, has been appointed Judge
OF the Hartford Co Court, IN place OF Judge Hunt
InciOn. OnnOSltlOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
The Leggctt's Gap Railroad.

GREAT BEND, Pa, MONDAY, june 81.
The Leggetts Gap Railroad, extending from
Scrantona, IN the center of the coal regions IN
PENNSYLVANIA, to this place, is expected to be in run
ning order by the ls OF September Its effects Will
be most beneficial to central New York IN shipping
cal at a much less rate than heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
Court of Common Pleas.
SPECIAL TERM.
Rnfnrn Inlun InnrahanI

Susan Sinclair, By her neat friend, agt.
Rugh Sinclair Action for divorce and for the ems
tody and maintenance OF their child. Defendant de-
MES ever having been married 10 plaintiff lie also
denies right to support the child He alleges further
that she has resided with an individual named, VINO
sends her gold dust and money from California.
whittier he has gone Motion Is made for judgment
for defendant and that the bill be dismissed Motoh
granted ~ default