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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
ARREsrs FOR LaacENlEs. A female

ARRESTS FOR LARCENIEs. - female
named Ann Northrup was yesterday arrested on
charge OF stealing quarter eagle, 81 bank bill and
"A quantity of wearing apparel. from the house of Mr.
BdlstIer, Reade-st. She was held Ia answer the
charge
Jane, Duffy was Yesterday arrested on a charge Of
entering the shoe store of MIR johnson, on sunday
last. while the l,tter at church, and stealing
therelrom several pairs of caiskin boots. The dc-
cused was committed by Justice BlcaSley Tor exam
nation.
Edward and Ann McGrathy were yesterday ar
rested on q charge OF stealing $i5 IN money ard
bank book, the property vi Eliza Graham, residing
not 50 the bank book The parties were comnrei
hv Justice Osborn iOr tral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

FATAL ACCIDENT The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday al the New-YOrk HOSPITAL upon
the body Of Morris Malone, a native OF Ireland ~
years Of age whose death was caused by laJunes Re.
ceiyed by beng caught IN some machinery a. NC
Spice Factory. 80 50 Prlnce-st. The accident 0c'
CURED about noon on Monday and the deceased sui
yyed M injuries about SIX hours. Vefdlct Afoof''
iuplV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

INFANT DESERTED. About 10! O'Clock
on Monday night a man and woman entered stag
No. SIG. Scventh-ayenue line, Al Fulton Ferry. ana
after riding to the corner Of Ann-st. and bfOdhwS
they got out leaving the stage entirely empty. amer
the driver had gone on a short distance further he
looked INTO the stage and seeing a bundle lying or
the seat he suspecting ne had found treasure got
on ms box 10 examine A. when II turned out W bt
baby abou, days old, wrapped up IN a blanket
He left II al the sixteenth Ward station, from ~hich
place II was Yesterday conveyed 10 the Aims House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

WHITE, TIE LABEL FoRGRR.-Offcer
VIM A. stevens yesterday received letter from
officer Best OF Buffalo setting forth that since the ~
rest of White IN thai city day or Two sInce, iof
forging the labels for a medicine known DAYS
Vegetable Pam Killer" he has discovered several
fhOusands of the forged labels and also the plate 'O
striking OF the likeness OF DR. DAVIS Oiher mA1Iet'
of importance connected NTH this raud,It expect
ed win De developed IN the course OF few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

JUMPED PROM WISDOM A few days
,ince John Heath, stage driver, was taken III VIII
The small pox, and having relatives IN the cy wa
LEFT alone IN BIZ room, al the corner Of Stth-ay ah'
Tenth-st Yesterday morning. before daylight ~
became dehnOus and jumped rom the thru s'of,
window 10 the street, cutting and Dniising hlmsei
badly, but apparently breaking no bones lie va
taken 10 the City Hospital without delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

FIRsr PEACHES oY THE SEASON
have received from J II. Broas & Co lso West,
and ?le Westinghouse some Of the mrs, Peach,,
Of the season. received Yesterday by the steamer A,
bama from Savannah. The specimens Ssntu.s,,.
excellent promise OF another feast Of Peaches ~
Summer, being plump. woll-iayorcd and GeSc,cuslv
aromatic MAY there be many such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

The saloons Of Ercauiza were filed with the
Democracy-the siceo with the Arstocracy-and
every where else, for the crowds, the other CROWDS
were not missed. r.
Among the "distingue," moved the Captain Oh
the SLAYER, that recently landed negroes ~ tne
vicinity Of Cardenss. He rests from bis AoHes1
lab0rs and of bis spells, divides with his convl-
vial friends. the value of feast, which has been
duly commended by the h0n0red guests. The
SLAYER is under wing sgain. with new Captain,
drawn from the relatives Of the last 1t was not
esteemed prudent, to bring the vessel to Ha-
vsns, for reftting and furnishing, as the ooser-
want eye of our Governor might reach them:
The purpose is seriously entertained to link the
remote cities of our Island with the metropolis
by liehtnine. and under the energetic influence Of
the workingman of the people, Gen Conche, the
labor iii be speedily accomplished.
Sugar. for boxes, So hhds, So: Molases at
s3l to the L. S. @. U. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

ATTEMPTED MURDERAND DARING ROBBERY -
Between and o'clock on Wednesday night,
the 18th inst the house OF James and David cal
two worthy old bachelors-in Shelby County,
was entered by five men, who, after disabling the
Inmates, succeeded in securing some $4,000 in
paper money and bag Of silver, and then effected
their escape. The two BeAls their aged mother,
hired man named Brite, and a neSro woman,
were the only occupants OF the house, and all of
them, but the old lady, were ia bed when the
'front.' door, which was bOlted, was forced open by
the robbers. The villains were armed with sticks.
and they first assaulted David Beal, knocking
him down and then binding him. James Beal
was also knocked down, and 50 terribly beaten
that it is feared his wounds will prove fatal The
old lady and Brite were also knocked down and
much bruised, but none Of them, with the excep.
lion above stated are seriously injured. The
neighbors were soon aroused, bat the villains had
made good their escape. None Of them, unfortu-
nately, can be identified, although active exer-
lions are being made to discover them
Louisville Courier 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

THE REMOVAL OF Mr.. EwBANK.-The report
Of Mr.. Ewbanks removal appears to have been
premature, and we hope it may long remain so,
though the latest advices are that his removal has
been resolved upon. OF his abundant quslifca'
tions for the office there can hardly be doubt in
the mind of an unprejudiced man. No one can
read his volume on Hydraulics, and his Official re-
port on the mechanic arts and inventions, without
seeing that in all which pertains to that depart
ment of science, his foot is always on familiar
ground. SO thorough discussion of FIRST princi-
pies, and so admirable an application Of them to
the alleged novelties which are presented in such
multitudes ct the Patent Office could only come
from a mind saturated with Just that kind OF
knowledge which is indispensable tothe occupant
of a position so important as that which Mr.. + "
bank holds. And as he has such qualifications
for the office, we should much regret that any sus.
picions Of SewarGism, or any improved alega
tons of fsvOritism in his office, should deprive the
public Of his valuable services.
IBptlesoro' (YLl Eagle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
HAVANA.
Observation-Disclosures, &c, &c.

Business CarnivaI-shipping, &c, &c
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
HAVANA, March 9Th, 1851.
Messys. Greeley & MeEhah 81,
With the buzz Of Carnival in our ears, until all
the senses are Supplied beyond the reach OF dol
lars and cents TO arouse, we have been dragging
our vay into the business OF another week, al
ready half told. The transactions confirm the
prices current that you will find herewith while
the demand for freighting vessels has given quite
an interesting activity 10 our local trade, as well
as advantage in prices to our carriers. We nave
in port, of all nations, one hundred and twenty
eight vessels, Of which nine are ready TO be
dispatched. Ofthe thirty nine American vessels
those that are ready for engagements nave most
" closed for cosstwise ports north OF haIIeras.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings were
devoted 10 mummery and marking, and the space
outside Of the walls, including tue Paseo 1SA,
bel, was filed with white and black creaIions VI
all the possible shades-agog Tor lunj hlsslns
voices filed the air with hldeous WIZ ana Inele
was no thought Of the want OF anything 70 govern
il. Clowns, fools, wise men, Of all ages, monkleS'
tall geese-as natural as fe-tilling the place con-
templated by nat1re, in their tn1Sk-oig Fencans
devouring, without mercy, hats shawls and ie
male heRdgesr generally FIhoustsros reA1y
70 run at sight or thought OF sPaniard and every
other created thing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ST. PATRICK's SOCIETY OF BROOKLYN
This Society assembled to celebrate the anniversary Of
their patron Saint MonsgUe Hail. the evening OF the
7h inst Notwithstanding the fury Of the storm that raged
at Of doors, the room filed with merry COM
psny OF the and friends OF the Green ISe, which
comprised many OF The most respected citizens Of Brook
yn. About O'Clock the Chair tsken by Aid Morris,
the President. aud The Society down to dinner pre-
pared IN Dir Haynes best Style Grace having been hrs
pronounced by Rev. DR. OReilly Of 81 James, Church
hen that was discussed, Song Sentiment and Speech
became the order OF the night Among the regular IoastS
were the following:
c-d-Hcr back turned % Britain her face 20 the West Ar
ooh, Come 10 The West. Love"
S1ce'ief-W ether they hail from Island
Ph mouth Rot extend TO them the right hand Of fellowship
AR" Meeting Of the Wa;srs.'
TIE MortJrs Il 4s-AI-" Exile o. Erin
The Lddief-
"Io guard them 20 love them, l's them with gles,
Oh the boys that able aud -i'ug We
Air" Believe ne, 90 althose sntear ug young charmA"
The CITY # Br00NynA practical Illustration Of the
OF Kuci s5oc the ahead atyesess Of he fnee
forgetting the snrNcirenes ct the sots OF ST. Pstnck
A - BROOK Lssses
Letters from invited guests read by the Secretary
ET ORoufke, among which from The Secretary Of The
ST. Nicholas Society," John B. King, Esq. elcited much
applause II concluded with the sentiment
lie Sons of ST. Pafrick-May IRISH shine brightly
~ history Of the couaty Of their adoption 10 that Of their
auo 20
number Of the Catholic clergy presss and con-
buted by iheir eoquence the enjoyment Of the occa
sion hcb taken altogether, one o. the pleasanest
and most credsbe renions OF lrshmen ever witnessed
IN this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

VALUATION OF PHILADELPHLA-A harns-
burgh correspondent of the Phaadetph.a Nort@
american says.-The Revenue Commissioner
have fixed a valuation Of one hundred and thirty
six millions, five hundred and eighty;nine tnous'
and six hundred and twenty. seven dollars 1885,
$40 627l on the taxable property Of PhntdeiPnis
ci.y and county; being an increase over The iast
TsIustion of eight millions, nine hundred and
sixtv thousand. three hundred and ninety. eight
dollars Iss, 500, 39s, and an addition made ~ the
Road Of one million, five hundred thousand dol
lars 70 the return rendered By the County oom'
rniaainneTa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

MELANcHoLY-The Worcester Mass Tribune
learns that on Friday morning last, at an early
hour, the house of Mr. Phillips in N. Woon-
socket was destroyed by fire and three of his
children burnt to death by the devouring element,
and another severely injured. Mr.. P. while en-
deavoripg with true paternal love to save one OF
the children had his ten toes completely burnt of.
His wife barely escaped uninjured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

FREsHETs AT THE SoUTH.-A dlspatch dated
Fayetteville, N. c., March IL says;
The rains Of Thursday and Friday last pro-
o,ber streams in this part of the country. The
Cane Fear rose upward of forty feet, reaching
within about 10 feet of the Clarendon Bridge AZ
this place, and backing up Cross Creek nearly 20
visited the banks OF the river 20 gaze the rush.
ing waters, with their prey OF timber, trees, 30
The Northern Stage has been detained for the
three last mornings by inability to cross the ferry.
We regret TO learn that a telegraphic dispatch
hes been received in this place, stating that the
Bridge over the Roanoke at CASTOR has been car
ried away by the freshet.
A dispatch, dated Cheraw, March IL, says;
Our river the Pee Dee) commenced rising on
Friday evening last, and continued TO rise until
Sunday morning about 10 o'clock at which time
the " alter had reached a higher point than at any
former period within the recollection Of the odd
est nhabitept" We have never before wit
messed so rapid rise, nor such an irresistible
current in the river When our first bridge was
carried away, the river was higher than at any
other known period. From the best information
within our reach we think the river on Sunday
morning was at least Il feet higher than IL was
in 1881. This unprecedented freshet must DO In
calculable damage to the plantations on the river
most of which were freshly plowed up. We
suppose many Of the embankments have been
swept away II so, the consequences Will be dis
astrous indeed The only one near town, that
belonging 10 John Leak, Esq, gave way on Sun
day morning. We have not learned the extent
of his damage as the water had fallen oil bat
little up to this, Monday evening, o'clock. In
consequence Of the unprecedented rapidity Of
the rise, we suppose most Of the stock In the
swamp has been lost.
The South Carolina Railroad has suffered con-
siderably by the freshets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

SusPIcIoUs-A Mr.. Perez Burr, wealtny
citizen of Calais, Me-, died quite suddenly, re-
Gently, at the house of one of bis tenants a Mr.
Ferdinand, who was then steward on board the
revenue cutter Alert. On examing bis effects,
81 Zoo in bills and gold, which he was known to
have had. was missing. Ferdinand has since de-
serted from the cutter and the last that was
heard of him he had crossed the st. Croix and en-
tered the British Provinces. Suspicion naturally
rests upon him as being implicated In the Par-
Inning OF the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

WISCONSIN SABBATH SCHOOL USIoS..At the
Filth Anniveuary of the Wisconsin Sabbath
School Union at Waukesha, February ls, w; H.
BYRoS. President and Rev. w. L. Parsons, Bee
retary. the following resolutions, after di,cus-
sion by several Of the Clergymen and Saooatn
School Teachers, was adopted;
l. Resored That he highest law IL Gods Jaw. q,
y Resclred That all human law that conna'SD0' "
comes In conflict with that law 10 wrong. ,.t, cor,
B Resolred That the late Fugitive slave ~ ~. ssie
trSyenion OF Gods law and that the youa Vi VIE ''a'o
ought so to DO taught -,
Hon. E. D. Holton introduced these resolves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

CH1Soys n FREScH EMBAssIEs.-There have
been some sweeping changes in the representa-
tives ofthe French Government In foreign coan'
tries. NJ. de smtges. now the French Minister
in Sweden, comes to Washington, and NJ. BoiS le
Compile, the present Minister is recalled. The
present Secretary OF Legation in this city, II. De
Bourboulon, j. made Minister to China, and Ill.
Gauldree Boilleou d 20 be Secretary Of Legation
At Warrington, National Intsligencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

STRANGE AFFAIR.-An Irisbman, calling him.
self Edward Callahan, from Rochester, n. a.,
called at the house Of Mr.. Towne Of Topsfeld'
last week, and was set to chopping wood for his
" See that black cat-she went by me like light.
ming" and was Afterwards found with his left
hand cut entirely off He said he saw black
cat, and then turned and cut bis hand, suppoAipg
he was cutting of the cats head. He was in.
sane, or suffering with the "tremors"
boston Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

>. SHOOTING REScoNTER-We learn from the
Eston lAd) Gazette that Daniel Stevens, in q
Tnenconter with another man, name unkno wn,l at
boonsborough, Caroline Co., on Wednesday asst
vas dangerously wounded by being sho! in the
rested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

II The boarding house OF 54nn 60 y e "n Mon
sprin nGds. Mas .h ~as sisOo' Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
CnnnNrR,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEArH.

Coroner Ball Yesterday bed two iOqus ssOne the
body Of Archibald Pride late OF COumbist tho foreman
Of yard In the neighborhOod, who fell from
bis chair GA Monday afternoon and died almost nsana-
neOusy. post norton examination proved clearly that
the cause OF death was disease Of The heart.
In the second case. that OF one Andrew Hogan, the
cause appeared be typhoid fever Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

EB John Leonard, the suspected murderer of
sOsePh LsngdOn, has been arrested in New IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-The following sales

were inau0 ..d,or'sv 25xass 400 each 1880
2ois on @slnsI n1al $1,000 25vss....,. 1875
do ooth'st ueI r LeALD 5 ~ az ...,,, 1900
House and ot % LS p3 55 as . .... $3.50
l0t 4ol o. Hi- - = W ~ I1Tst ........ 5000
House ana ot o. W sth &c 55IoS 81 zoe ea. 400
lots on <s'hst ueai 81 a 90 SvI09oS5O75 sa $50
/ do adjoining '''''''''''''' Sf01
/ DO DO cor t'In-sr 60 So.t9o % a. q'45O
do on 9Th av hst ca 1sXlOV-'%o ea''''' SdSS
do on rear on .,'n ~ 49, Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
do corner -olh- 80. AZ - 900 ........ $40
90 en- resr on 1etn ~ - s.o5 ,. 1850
do on Zlth-si near S9'a = Stia ~ e. d q A. $500
DC on 2d-sv lear -%o's" Cd iAi0', S's... 2O75
do adjoining s 5erlg5 Is 400 ga Il 400
8 60 cor 0rHmerey pi suu : 90 . 80 $50
90 on 5Sih-sI near lsFa'' jaw '..,,,.. $50
I do sd
BROOKLYN. 49,
lots on warren near NO'"iO'' ,...,....... SIS
| dORdOining ,,tttsss'''''''''' '.''''''''''
FLUSHING, l. 1. ooo
House and LOT OF ground wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

PosTPONENENT.-Ih concert u Iuo
One Thousand Young Singers, (which was " 'a-'
o. ss,dsr, win have an opportunity Of hearing them one
-. t-or tonight the 10Th inst MesSrs Bradbury ano
s.h rsoue, us to remind their scholars TO be punc'usS
tbe,r reheushs on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
REscUFp FROM DRowN,Ns.-A

RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A young
residing a. Green Point accidentally fe into the sp
drowned when rescued
John Murphy. stage driver walked Of the bridge al the
WiliamsouIgh Ferry, the night, and rescued
by John J. Hamilton Hewas aken TO the Eleventh Ward
Station House bnd thence bis place OF residence
Of Bfoome and Mar gin This Is the Seventh man Mr.
H6niliOn hiss rescued n Ihis Ferry.
John OBurke bile much Intoxicated fell into the asst
River o. he foot a Sixteenth the night and
rescued BY Capt David Osborne who asleep board
Of his soop but awakened by The noise ofIhe fall
ARRESTS By THE POMCE.-J. Wall was
yesterday arrested charged with an attempt AXE the hs
Of Michael CASSIDY house IN Elm-sIree by staooing
him he was held 10 srswer. Cassidy taken 70 the
City Hospital. John Thompson srrested 10 the house
Of Mscene Ducter, No "a Lherfy-stre where be
found creed under he'd. probably vh the
seal Hes an III looking Frenchms1 and was held for
examination.
woman named Joanna Gerneher was srrested
charged with stealing $40 from the money drawn Of Va
lentiue Freedman, grocer OF No 2S Wet Il ap-
pears The called the purchase chsr
conl ard while Mr friedman gerng II for her, she,
as II s supposed stole The money. II messed sDon
after she had len but searching her, portion oil was
found.
Il An owner is wanted for a silver
cylinder eScspement watch Which taken from thief
Application 10 he made 10 John Laor, Clerk Of the Tnrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
The bounty Land Law.

By the following letter OF Hon. A. d. STUART
Secretary of the Interior, to the Commissioner oil
the General Land OHice, it will be seen that be
re.sfirms his decision of last year, declaring the
Bounty Land Warrants issued under the act OF
the First Session Of the last Congress, unassigna'
bic. All right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

NorIcE.-In consequence OF the lncle.
sncv Of the weather, Dr. Gosdbys lectures a. Inc
1nst,ute are postponed TO Monday ne1h me |i'0 'H'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

DISPOSAL FUNDS. ..
Warrants received from Controller. W
payments by Superintendent Outdoor Roor''' o'S9i %
peyyTnerts nv SUPERINTENDENT WoTk-Houle..'' oSl -
Recents from Sundry Institutions Ss9 -
Balance In Bank Jan. 81 lS5l....''''''''''' $40 -
rs q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

LAMBERT VAN HosEN.-Th le.i TeP Of LAM, m
- The Ism inst entitled Examination ., 49, ~
Ter, Van HosenT should have been ne Of Obtaining
Sse s - him under fase preienses MI va TOOK
re Sna OF yesterday denies thai ,a me hs! l. entirely
place before Justice McSsan sha va moi examined
W. LIS here az prisoner. The examnsu .oaSae
.e n~osipored On account Of the absence Oh eONI''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

{" GIovANNA OF NAPLES. The Tenor
rom ms fsyorite Opera has Just been puoh'ne1
by VIM. Hall Son. 1t is entitled Al psi Ss TSs
= Giovanni Oh, Giovanni, Heaven inspiring .Is
EDS,b adaptation by is Henry c. WATSON; v" ,, ns,'
also before Us the Worlds Fair PolAl' oy ~, ,5e lie
Wallace This is fne spirited POka and has or HIs
,nlepdid picture Of the Crystal Palace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
ARzEsTs nr THE PoLIcE.-J. WaII vas
n An owner is wanted for a silver

cylinder eScspemeut watch, which taken from thief
Application 10 he made 10 John Laor, Clerk Of the Tnrd
Iittrict Police Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

DEATH IN THE ESSEX MARKET Fkl s,-.o1
The Coroner held al inquest yesterday a. IN o ysI
mon the body Of Matilda Brown ~ years ~ noIce who
ta 40 lie priron Oh Sunday night by Ae Is1,S srs
Ss5 bsr in he street in state OF extreme
nc rom he want Of necessary care ana Ss-s5 by The
us Iii ~ death bv cerous apoplexy wss reH19'- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

Us. Edwin Forrest, for assault and battery, has
been set down for trial on Monday next in the
Superior Court. Chief Justice Oakley will most
on that day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

THE Aims HoUsE.-The monthly report OF the
condition Of the Aims House Department for the
month Of February, has been made by the Ten
Governors 1t presents the following statistics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

FREsHETs AT THE SoUTH.-A dispatch dated
Fayetteville, N. c., March IL says;
The rains Of Thursday and Friday last pro-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A T special court Of the common
IA pleas Of the county Of Pauldng,
State Of Ohio, Silas McClish and Seneca
Dimmock were duly appointed Admins
sof, the estate of Sarah Ann Axtell,
deceased, late Of said Paulding county.
AN persons having claims against said
estate are required to forward them with
in one year from this date for settlement,
and all persons knowing themselves in,
debted TO said estate are required to-
make immediate paypenttor
548. SILAS McCLlSh, or = N
~ hg'a SEN CA DIM MOCK, f
Sept. %. 1851. Adm Administrator. nl' r. or,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-31

Amount due at Last forfeit-
ed sale with interest th6re.
on, on lois not sold. and
amount due at the time OF
forfeiture on lots since for
Eaifed will infnrn1t fhnreon
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-31

4 AND "A GEN G X. james Mackenzie
sAl Is Agent for Lands for sale in Allen,
Putnam and 'Paulding Counties. 10 be,i
sold on reasonable terms-in part for
credit. S August, 1851.
EyIRE INSURANCE OFFICE.-A.n
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