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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
Volume l.
THE PLYMOUTH PILOT.
Is published tVcry Wednesday, by
JOHN @. HOWELL.
1t Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana.


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p O u IT z Y .
THE FLOWERS OF GOD.
BY REV. J. G. LYONS, L. L. d.

"Consider the lilies of the field"
The welcome flowers are bloSsoming,
In JOYOUS troops reveaid
They lift their dewy buds and bells
In garden, mead, and field;
They lurk in every sunless path
Where forest children tread;
They dot, like stars, the sacred turf,
Which lies above the dead,
They sport with every playful wind,
That stirs the blooming trees,
And laugh on every fragrant bush,
All full of toiling bees,
From the green maree of lake and stream,
Fresh vale and mountain sod,
They look in gentle glory forth
The pure sweet flowers OF God.
They come with genial airs and skies,
In summer golden prime,
And to the stricken world give back
Lost Eden's bliSssul cline.
Outshining Solomon they come:
And go full soon away,
But yet, like him, they meekly breathe
True wisdom while they stay.
eli God" they whisper, "smiles on US,
And bids Us bloom and shine,
Does He not mark, oh faithleSS man!
Each wish and want of thine!
Think, too, what joys await liz Heaven
The bleSt OF human birth,
When rapture. such as woos thee now,
Can reach the bad On eartL.'
Redeemer of a fallen racei
Most mercifIl OF kingsl
Thy hallowed words have clothed with powe
Those frail and beauteous things.
All taught by Thee, they yearly speak
Their message of deep love,
Bidding us fix, for life and death,
Our hearts and hopes above.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

Deacon VIM. Thayer aged seventy-four
years, was married to Miss. Dolly Simp-
son, aged fifty -four years, at East Ran
dolph, Mass. recently, after long and
interesting courtship Of one hour and
twenty minutes.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
Patriotism.

A Yankee gentleman conveying a
British gentleman around to view .he
many different objects of att raction i'll
the city of Boston, brought him to Bun
ker Hill. They stood looking at the
splendid shaft, when the Yankee said:
This is the place where Warren fell" !"
All" replied the Englishman, evident
ly not posted up in local historical mat
ers: ''Did it hurt him much?'
The native looked at him with the ex-
preston of fourteen fourths of July in
his countensGce.
Hurt him." said he, ne was killed sir. Z"
All he was, eh? said the stranger, still
eyeing the monument, and computing
its height in his own mind, layer by
layer: well | should think he would have
been hurt, to fall so far.
The native tose his hair, but it gave
him a good opportunity to enlarge upon
the glorious events connected with the
hill, and the benefits therefrom flowing
for our somewhat extensive country, and
soon talked himself into good humor--
Carpet Bag.
Why do ladies who grow up together
become WICKED?
Because they learn to HOOK each 9TH
!eJ's dress.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

JOIN DOUGLASS, ex-editor of the Indi-
ana Journal, died in Indianapolis on D.s
Cd inst
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

THE Moon DAagEREorYPED.-- The Bos-
ton Journal says that Mr.. L. Whipple,
the distinguished daguerreotypist. has
succeeded, with the aid Of Mr.. Bond. the
Cambridge astronomer, in taking views
of the surface of the moon, as it appears
through the great Telescope at the OBJ
servatory The Journal has seen two
daguerrotypes representing the moon as
it appeared on Monday and Thursday
nights of last week. The mountains and
valleys of the moon are very distinctly
defined on the plate, and it is believed
that by the aid of these presentations,
taken at different phases Of the moon,
their hight and depth may be determined.
The importance of these experiments
will be duly appreciated by the astrono.
mer.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

A full purse never lacks friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
Charles I. WALLS,

(,ONFECTIONER AND CANDY MANuFAC-
y twer and dealer IN Ff,its Toys, Sesars &c, Main
street opposite Mcorke, Simpson jones' ynchours va
Has Jus received aud Epe conditional fresh lot ct oranges
Lemons Smyrna Figs, Amond Raisns Malaga 6rapes 10
coanus Maccaron Nermice H. Preserved Ginger, Sarone
ss which will be sold low All he asks is call from his
friends and public generally He has also received lot
of Mr. Massle's celebrated Il ppm APPLES, which
will be sold low by the barrel single one Cai' soon as
they are going of last M I.anghone Sons, dudley
Johns and L. Browns best brands Chewing Tobacco
Also large lot oil choice brands Segars. tFeb21-4ht
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
figraphei IN the Haa,noe Patlai
ARRlN II. OF TIE STEAMER BALTIC
.n1lf nA,s #ierrn rnnn fnunrr.
Decline in Cotton aud Hrcndstufls

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NY an ~ = ''5'fiPtl iaff4 Ia the sll lnsiht
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
WARD ELECTION WARD ELECTION

w Tor six Aldermen, and six Common Conncilmen III
each ward in the town Of Iynchbnrg will take place pnr
suant act of Assembly, entitled "An act to amend an
entitled act to divide the town al Lynrhburg into
wards pn poses" passed Feb 49, $780, ON the
first Tuesday April next and will be held in Lynch Ward
No being all that part oisad town below the LIST aiey
extending ton the river TO the 18th street IN the Auction
house OF AkerS billiard next door to Exchange Cor
ncr and il Henry Ward No J. being all that part OF tho
LIST alley extending from the river to street.
the house occupied by VIM Cayy Tsiior Shop, and
opposite Samuel Is. Thurman.
Also time and Places will be held an election
of the Poor Uhree IN each Nardo TO ee
residents and holders in the ward in which they
shall reside and he elected aud to los three years
from the date oitheiy election
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Feb27-lA Sergt of the CJrpn. OF iynchbnrg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

T. II w ALIr RNIA.
The |. :. M1lI se1m<hlr Crescent nt, tapt .obn
flnoef ifam San lnin de Niraaaua VI Cmpua aud
keezfae. lenusa. with sci lol mefshan llss II $
Il. N1eoe aud u "a .senarfs afrkr Il 1 rvelug.
Sbe aflyed n Chiens Weln=.da, oh Left III,
les lialt evening II thu Il nsl aud arrived NJ
kleesl on Monday lha III h LII kiaE TN on The
Hreelae II lhr LII III vi Il : ody II nh N rreylay
18th Inst ;. al L 6l1ls and Is b#uas I'm >lns
In tresceui City brioes daes far San Ffanese,
II he l. h Jannarf. Tie sffainshp "" ptleaas
rived nj Panama the 2jmslan. viii $500 ooon gold
dasi m lab and ga pi,scnstfs lrii san Francisco
III 9Th January.
In stelu,hp Antelope arrived AT Z ansu, o. Tho
Ill of F baary with IN 0oll odd dosl aud fte,ehi
nd l5o Waseosefs. She lett san Francisco On the
l. i.
Steomet sarah Sands an,sed Al lanama Fob /, with
% n.sengtps.
The o,tpi States Md stralnshlp lnieofa. with lhr
/. :. Mails lf San ffoarfsce ~ the 18th, with t6ol,
an M Id da.t On In tut hid nn sffs"j Al Panama IN
t,, 5tl ms ant
The sleanshlp Cherokee. Cap. Wiodlr arrived at
Chlafes be III ma AID VA. h leave the arrival
II tn speela. nj Ptnhnn.
ffnp the Ptfii News Of the l. II We Ian thu the
Assembling ii he I,eeisa nr bss nasufaly attracted
olneh tentl1n. AID tesalt are looked Ia with Gu
,drt# III ettst
In roi1iaal e1mpeSoa of The vi atere has mol
been de'e rnlarl ri by test w.t., question whi'h
involves the elerto191 | sa'es sen7ta.
lai Lar III assamhoe IN iaai #nHeaaa Il elect n
i1arl suites senle N pl1es ii I l@el Fun IT llts
Vel been dei.Im1rd a.. haf lhe Satn Will pfohnhy
hs nk abml lle md col lfthJn#tf. HI ci nees a1e
tn 4 Dem cit viii he eleead.
lias#n.ss Though III Ct,l5na i eNffem,lf ,H'. aad
m8ny lnst aaals htvr bfn sold helos II 81 III
IN NeW fort. Tins s'ale ol lhls hantser. II IA Pre-
dltied cannot 1t ooa
GOYfgNOR'S MESSAGE
r6e Me,-'ge & y. Banea Wa lfaosma.ed "a thu
l.egi l4ufe IN Monday The 9Th In l. Is Wy laeg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

~, Gen. Houston WAS in Harrisburg, Pa. ON
satnrdar 22l, and was To deliver a lecture in the
evening. VIVA, on. we have not hcard-proba
biz morality and sch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

And ihc Democrats are IN a still wofSe cm il
ton. having sinned 81 long AND de'p'y s to
have lost The common light TO tie dcaef. of
cigey'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

- The city council Of Philalel phla h =
subscribed 5 800 900 10 the Penn<y lYanIa III
toad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

I'll hive preferred il h. hid Iefl hem To
w ,s .e9 beiroan excuses It's mol iae"m5en on
MAJ, indicate Massachusetts,. J" hass gaTefn=
nm monI fact g g5"ay se.a@.er w. o ,rs tn much
cent . op, with the Nessass, and especially with
9 pie asar 1 reiitra IN the concluding para
graph
o.. reeSry SENATOR photographic reports
~, Nv saathern Press aad Batimore papers 3ln
u, gh@ f alone we have seen the statement" ,a, ,ay
L. S senator from NV JERSEY Tor b SIX y s,r
from lib March next We presume ,r u" We s have
g Ssa. may s@ ne the "s< r, G be- would be the
' ,IpqS Of Mr.. Dayton. e is man eli very deer
a5 ability and will p.r1nn. be ,. f"' t,aa f ss"
10 The South as New jersey could nav I s,',
We should mol be surprised to see HIM the nom'-
nee NJ the Democratic party for the Presidency,
that Il is,fha patty be sill in existence and shall
have separate national organization.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

A Dor1 AppRrHrNpfn.-A teegraphic dis
patch at Wa hlngon on Friday last, Il the Balti-
,norc American SAYS:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
WHIrrEMORE'S LUCKY OFFICE!

IsNUVkssOT II NJ iAT.UOI)
TX L NPAR LIZ ED has always attended pureh-
l ,ar,s, thu oil i'll, they Anphef prize III
sn1, seni Ia tbs whpla mket Ia Sussex Class
ooh Al the following
men SCENES FDR TIE IyEEk
Manl,,, 2l=Sas.es 10 Capital, sjoo 10000, 10 ~
900 Tickets ~ 49,.
rn,,l,y, 5Mon,ngahel, u Capitals 81 900, 1000
al / nu0 tickets ~ -
wednesday, II delaware D-cspials SSoooo, iJ,6ii,
10 81 t.ooo Tickets rlo - -. .,
rhrol,y y Manfns ,hea a3-tapitals $50 10000,
10 II mn. lhehas - -,
rnd,s - SUSSEX Capitals S2oooo, 1000 10 of 900
JnEttsSl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

II Euoy A I--JANES Z. WILLIAMS HAS RE-
IL moved hs old stand 10 the recently occupied
by /, Eclolds E-1, doors below Liberty Ware house
here would easod hs old friends and the TIA
DIM public generally lie would take This occasion to return
Ia m pa fnn- his hankia their patronage hereto
oxen 10 him, aud trusts by close attention Ia his b
siness aud ,efpng view the motto, 10 live and let lfe
- meri, aud receive continuance al the same.
! LII L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

SKErCHES OF viRtsINIA-H Historical, and Biograph'
- cal by tn. Rev W II Fohe, u. Dlust re 'essed and
Ion SALE Ivy (pfiee y % CASH PAINE $ ffos
Jan is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

ORA wv NJ NJ u T. RS
nrliuafe Lot. Lass -, IN Eoh'g. ~, ISL.
" ,s II 10 - 60 BIT - 3G y 90 u "a
Monepsata Lot Class IL Feb. 20, lsai
- 10 81 / 10 - - 6S II - 10 n
sius.ox, EN. tla-s u
a. - 6l g. y 60 u 81 y - - -
Manonpala class u.
- Il 7 iG ~ II J ~ II - II 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

tI,AKE NOTICE WISH To INFORM ALL. MY
teqna, east.no.a and The pnps ren.fnly have list
rcrr,rd luge stoeh ri .0Np PIASiERi my Plaster
Mill Is now IN ope,aimn and grinding constantly All
persons want al plaster will find IN their interest to
,I,e me , caI W. A WHITE.
Basnn bana, iynrhhptg, Va. Feb 2I~.3tsl
tf,iIE KEN. BEAU HES Mol.ESkIN AND BEA
/ YER SPRING HATS, just opened a.
Ieh y 81 SEABdRfS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

1 AIDES SHOES a FEW VARIETIES JUST RE
| 4 ee,,rl NJ Heb y 81 sEABuRf'S.
'U'Btf NltS ANDt CARPET BAGS, LARGE 81 PPif
j constantly Oh hand at SEABuRY'S.
Etb0T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

uNAAfLY LINE OF PACKET hoAis
o. ro, ,nrhhore.-on and alter the Sd
M H. ,l, Packets will eavo hehmund daily at A. M
SUNDAY. exerpea1 aud IN 1snchhurg, 40 miles,
mai ,lsy At q, i NJ. Fare thfnnRhj % 80
RETURNING
Leave iynrhnlre every evening Mt 81 o'clock, except
Snn,l,, , and arrive II lliehmond in y hours.
Ion thu Snri day by taking tins route,
a The Ds arrive Rchnand The ferond mnrn,nr IN am
al, tin. Ia breatas aud take The Northern and also
IN time Ia ronnoc with the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg
Manning tna. -,
p,.4roea,a io Cumberland e. II and farmyilt and AL
ir cb,atlrsghic viii lease IN The Monday, " .dnesday
,oa Ffif,y boat. inte In Charlottesville 81 ..,,
E.h97 Ia BnYp. EDMONpS DAVENPORT.
4 GEORGE W YANoEY Wholesale AND RE-
I l,,l nc,lc, IN Fruits, Toys, Srgus and fnpey Goods
would respectfully cali the attention nj his enhs and thu
public renoralp, hs large stock ri the aoove gooo
winch h. .apa4e a sell at whnlesaie retail On thn
nos favorable erns i' has just received IN fosh and M
good order
80 hnxra ii Oranges, and
- do Lemons and very large io oil choice NJ,
gar always hand call and them will b. pleased
both IN atty aud price. q w iANehf
Feh u d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

xyyAeTED-A YOUNG MAN COMPETENT TO
w ae Salesman In n Jewellers store. Also, Watch
maher who Is we'll acquainted with watch repairing Com
slant employment aud lair wages will be given. Apply to
II 81 A. CAMPBELL,
Frb 27-w3w 105 baltimore st, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

l\-Trains leave NEW YORK follows, from pier foot
of Duane st. daily, tSundays e1ceptedC -
l-NORNING EXPRESS TRAIN at 8 A: NJ i0r Dun
kirk stopping only at Suerns, Chester, Mddeto"i Dea-
ware, Narrowsburgh. Hancock, Deposit Susqnen enHna
PnehamptOa, Owego. Waverly Elmra Corning, Hornels-
Vile and Oean. THIS tram connects at Durklrk win
on arrival of the cars, for Cleveland, direct arriving IN
time 20 take the Express Tram for Cincinnati Passengers
for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo take TINS tram ana
arrlve Geneva the evening" and at Rochester ana
BufFalO the night.
MAIL TRAIN at 8A NJ. VIA Piennont stopping at
all the Stations and arriving AT Elmra at 81 Pm Ihn
train remains at Emra all night and proceeds next morn
ing al o'clock arriving at Dunkirk IN the afternoon
3 WAY TRAIN at 81 PM via Pierment' otlsvile' ans
all intermediate Stations. ~ , o...,,
WAY TRAIN at p NJ, via Jersey City, for Onsviiie,
and all intermediate Stations.
S EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, at 6 PM, for Dun
kirk stopping al the same stations as Inc uay Express
Tram, Except Hancock - - ,,,.
This Tran connects Dunkrk with the splendid steam
en NIAGARA KEYSTONE STATE and EMPIRE
one OF which viii leave for DETROIT, direct, on the
arrival of the ears and at Detroit with the Ex-
press Trains the MICHIGAN CENTRAL NALL
ROAD, for Chicago. Milwaukee, &c.
Passengers for Geneva. Rochester and Buffalo. taking
this Tram at Geneva next morning and at kOches-
ter and Buffalo IN advance of any other line.
TO NEWYoRR
1 MORNING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkhs ~
GA stopping at the same Stations as gong west anu AZ
r,ving in New-York the same evening. 80
q WAY TRAIN, leaves OtIsvle at ct A. M stopping
nj all the Stations, arriving IN NewYork at 10 20
3 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Dunklrk al 10 a M stopping
st ali The Stations and Eimira at g. r. Nj
4 MAIL TRAIN, leaves Geneva at M anu & hlni.
ra at A. M stopping at all the Stations ana arrives
"sTE EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN, leaves Dunkrk at
3! p M stopping the places as gong west ana al
Goshen and arrives in New York the next forenoon
FREIGHT TRAINS, leave from per feot OF duane ~
at M for all Stations on the Road. ahd TOT hooheS
an. y, as 8s"a'" CHARLES MINOT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

IL ii NEW-YORk To ALBANY lhOt, utcf'
mediate places BY Railroad and Steamboat
7uo DAILY Lanes throuoh each ,ody
On MONDAY July Z the road Will be opened for travel
between Oakhill and Albany ,s
On and after this date, the Trains run as follows 'snh
LEAVE YORK, come NORTH,
From Office, Chambersst.
At M. for POUGHkEEPSlE' stopping AZ ali 'he
AtSAM fer ALBANY. stopping at Manhsttanvlne
Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, TaTyiGwH Sing Shs pe1sS posa
Garrsons Cold Sprng Fshn Nsw hamoHgn' o"ch-
ing intermediate places on the n'srl wheie tc ,.
viii receive the passengers and land them IN Albany al
At nai Pm. for PoUGHKEEPsIE. freight uain'
''cpPngP p " NJ W. for rp6uGHKEEPsIE stopping a, Manhat
tanulle. One Hundred and Fhiy-second-st, fohkers
Hastings, Dobbss Ferry, DeaTman TarTytown Sing Sing
Crotcn, Peesskill Garrison E"u Sp,ns' '"An'' L'"
AtiP NJ for ALBANY, stop ng s TarryioTn sing
sng Boscobel Peeksklll Gsrnsons Cold spring tisnS
Hamburgh and Posshkeepsie and thence hy steamer
~ OakhllL and by Railroad 70 ALBANY Al about 10! M
At4, ,P M. for TARRYTOwN only, stopping at all way
i AtSP. M 81. for PEEKSKILL stopping a, all way sta
tons
At6l AN for NEW-YOR stopping at Milton Ferry,
New Hamburgh Low Point. Flshkll Cold Spring Gar
nsons PeeksHl Boscotel, Croton SING Sas, IaLy1SMni
and Fifty -second-st and Manhattanvllle. ... ~
At AM. FOR Freight and Passengers to NEW-fORk,
Al iGl A NJ, for NEw-YoRK, Tor on arrival Of boat
fom Oakmll bnRgIns passengers from Albany stoppns
Peekskl BoScobe Sing Sing, Tarrytown, Dcbbss Ferry
and Youkers arriving at New-York at /. =. NJ.
At 1 p. N.. for NEWYORK, stopping at all The way
M6sP NJ, for NETWORK. (or on arrvalcf beat from
oak) stepping the principal way stations, and reach
Ing New-Nork NJ 9t =. Nj.
LEAvE FEEKskILI FOR NEw-yoRK,
At g. NJ. stopping at all Way Stations on signal
Al sep HI. stopping at all Way Stations
Passengers viii procure ncse,s osi9Ts S,
Nsw-Yors July : 1851 lel6 II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
TEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-

NEW-TORk SUPREME COURT
City and Go gniy of New York-Jancs Snith aai
Washington isaars against Leopold Her--Sgn'1ols fr
money demand conirac:-(Cum. not ser TO LEO
POID HERR Iun hereby summoned and re, iIrei 20
the compliant this acton, which this day
filed the Office the Clerk of the City and County of
NcVfors, s. .hr Cy Hlh n he City n New YORK, and
Qv Il answer the sai compliant the
subscribers, ,heIE oice, No ? Dey- street with
twenty ca aiser the ci This suinons
elusive 4 the cay ii such service and al to
the sad complain. hln the tine aforesaid. the plaintiffs
his acton ylll tac Judgment against for the
Il hundred and fr,v i0ars and sstv-six With
ieres. fron ne Thur n tav Of Nav. thosali eight
Hundred ana ti;vouC besides the Gusts oG tAs 4c'io
Dated Thlrtefh Ma. 1851
BENEDICT i HOARDMAN. Plant..s' Attorneys.
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

kCthe application " the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty of the City Of New York relative 20 the OPENlNGoi
FIFTY from Fifth avenue 70 Broadway,
in the City of NewYork Public notice hereby gwen by
the Mayor Aldermen and Cnmonalty of the CITY of New
York pursuant to statute in such made and provided
that the said the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonaty OF the
CITY of New-York intend to make application IN the Sl-
preme Court of the of New-York. Special Term
Of the sand Court e. be held at the City Hall Of the CITY Of
New-York on SATURDAY. the 10Th day Of July 1851 at
the opening Court that day. or as soon thereer
as Counse can be heard for the appointment OF Cos-
oners of Estimate and Assessment the above entitled
matter that the nature and of the improvement IS
the Opening of 39th street, from Fifth avenue to Broad
way m the CITY Of New York laid out upon the map or
plan of the Cy of NeYork, by virtue Of an Act entitled
An act relative improvements touching the laying ont
Of Streets and Roads the City of Newfors and for
other purposes passed Apnl 3D. lsg7-Dated NewYors,
June l6 1851. HENRY r. Dt'Ihs,
ie20 I'm Counsel 10 the tOrIDraton