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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18
Horrible Murder in Muscatine County.

The Muscatine Journal Of Saturday, contains
an account Of most distressing and melancholy
affair which took place about eight mtles north
Of that city on Thursday last. George Ryneason
in company with his brother John. murdered Ja-
red Irwin, young man aged abou! twenty-three
ycars.
The Journal gives the following PARTICULARS
The three persons above ramed. james Irwin,
ca younger brother of the deceased.l and two
other persons, were cnttinr down timber. in the
afternoon OF the above day, on piece Of Con-
gress kani. Abolt three O'Clock, the deceased
commenced cutting tree few yards from the
Messrs RynelSon, who at once came up and or
dered him TO jesst, but not doing 50, they both
assaulted him with their fists. Irwin called for
his brother James, who was several yards distant.
and retreated few steps, the assaiants sttl per-
sstin, in their pug .!Istic demonstrations. James
soon arrived. and, while pareyin- with John
Ryneason, who he hal Intercepted from the fray,
George Ryneason raised his axe and buried II in
the skull OF his competitor, Jared Irwin. The
axe entered on the top of the head, and ceaved
il from the front to the back part. letting out
large portion Of the brain. One witness DESERT
bed the sound Of the blow as Ike the crack Of
pistol. The unfortunate man never uttered a
word after he was struck, and expired in about
an h0nr and half after.
blow, the two Rvneason brothers started off, axes
in hand, for their home, and soon disappeared.
By this time the two other persons, who had been
choppug at distance, reached the spot. Leav-
ing one in charge of the wounded man, the other
two ran TO inform the nearest neghbors. A ply
stefan (Dr Revnolds) was summoned, who arri-
we'd just IN time to witness the expiring gasps Ct
the deceased.
The neighborhoad soon became thoroughly a.
ronsed two or three persons repaired 10 Rynea-
sons dwelling, anil, after a little resistance from
the parents, took the two young men in custody.
They were brought to this place the same even
ing. and yesteriay underwent an examination
before Judge Washburn. George, the senior
brother. was committed 10 jail 10 have his trial
at the next term of the District Court. The other
was acquitted.
No cause. other than above noted, is assigned
for committing this atrocious outrage What
augments the gulIt Of the accused Is the fact, as
stated by the witnesses, that the deceased retreat
ed when assaulted, and seemed DESTROYS of avoid
ing conflict. He. however, appears unconcerr-
ed about the result, avering that he done every-
thing in self-defence. George and John Rynea-
son are aged, respectively, about d and II years.
IrNyyrpSrrv Tbo H. r.,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18
TIE Outrage on the Prone theus'

The Steamship Prometheus, Capt. Churchill,
arrived at New Yoss on the first Of December
from San Juan, Nicaragua. Capt Churchill has
sent 10 the n. Y. Press an account Of his ship
being twice fred into by British man-of-war.
We take the following from the Daily Times:
"Accor,,n- 10 the statement Of Capt Churchill,
the Pcometheus was about 10 leave the harbor OF
San Juan, without paying certain port charges
claimed by the authorities of Greytown on behalf
OF the Mosquito King. The ground OF refusal TO
make the payment is not set forth; but whatever
1t was. il appeared to be unsatisfactory to the
commander OF the British brig of-war Express,
who caused two shots 10 be fred into the Ameri-
can vessel. When applied to for explanation OF
this extraordinary course, the officer replied, ''t
was to protect the authorities Of Greytown in
their demands, and that il the steamer did not
come to anchor, q homb-shell and hroadsde Of
grape and canister should be thrown into herr
The American captain, feeling the propriety Of
listening to these cogent inducements, paid the
claim under protest, and sailed for New York"
A tclesraphic despatch from Washington states
that as soon as the particulars Of the outrage on
the Prometheus, at Greytown, were received by
the President. q competent naval force was or
dcred to San Juan, to protect American vessels
from like outrages in the future; and inquiries
addressed to the British Government to ascertain
whether the conduct OF the captain Of the Express
was sanctioned by them.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18
- The Fort hia1iso

q The Fort Madison Statesman of Saturday
lss' announces the death OF J. D. Spalding. late
editor Of that paper, on the 9th inst. at Dallas
Illinois. The deceased was from Montgomery
county, n. Y, and at the time of his death was
thirty seven years Of age. he leaves wife and
two children.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18

WESLEYAN UNIvERsITY.--The Rev DR. Me-
Clintock declines the Presidency of this Institu-
tion-made vacant by the death of DR. Olin-be-
lievng his health to be inadequate to the perfor-
nance of its duties. Augustus W. Smith. LID,
the senior professor now filing the chair of As
tronomy and Mathematics, is spoken Of az the
most prominent candidate for the Presidency
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18


Plank Roam CELEBRArIoN AT Mr. PLEAS
ANr.-This event WI come OH on Thursday the
18th iust., at Mt Pleasant, and as extensive pre-
partitions have been made for the aceommo>la.
ton of the public it is TO b, hoped, that a manner
Gus delegation from Burlington and p2s Moiaes
County viii be in attendance. TIC occasion is
one which may we'll call forth the livehesi inter-
est and enthusiasm Of the public The compile
ton o. The first public improvement west of the
Mississippi r'yer, begun, carried on ard tiaishcd
BY the foresight, enterprise and public spirit of
the citizens Of Burlington. is an even. that may
well cali forth our rejoicing and congratalation,
and as this festival is gotten up BY our Mt Pleas
aat friends. who invite US to partake in it, we
can certainly do no less than unite heartily with
them in Tie celebration. Let us have a large
turn cut.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18

CHoLERA.-There were 25 deaths of Cholera
n New Orleans for the week ending Nov. 2ol
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-18

The arbitrators selected to decide spon the
amount Of damages to be paid BY the State TO the
contractors Ger the Improvement of the DeS
Moines River, upon annulling their contracts.
have completed ths:r lahors and awarded to the
claimants the sum OF $4,000.
The amount claimed, as We learn from the
Keokuk Dispatch, was the sum of Sso,ooG.,-
Taas large claim was based upon the right urged
BY them to speculative profits, or such profits as
they might have realized had they completed
these respective jobs. These speculative profits
were not admitted BY the arbitrator in making
their award. Only such damages were allowed
as we're Judged 10 have accrued necessarily from
the suspension Of the work, such as loss of tools,
implements &C., &C.
Judge Knapp, who was one Of the arbi;:aters,
dissentea from the award OF his CO. Arbi,rators,
on the ground that there had been in fact, no
violation Of faith on the part Of The State aud tina.
the contractors had therefore no legal claim for
damages.
The counsel for the contractors were Col.
Curtis, Judge Masoa and Capt. Love. For the
State, Judge Williams, aud Messrs Reeves and
Miller, The arhitrators We're in session two
weeks,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
The Episcopal Church.

To the Editors Of tie ". Y TRIBUNE
An article in your paper OF yesterday,
over the signature of"A High Churcnman statesth
the Opposition" speak Of reverend gentleman IN
Albany their candidate at the ensuing Convention
VIII you permit me simply 10 say that the portion oil
the Diocese STYLED by yosr correspopdef have a.
We, had no meeting, are entirely uncommltted, and
mai many OF them decidedly VI the opinion that
The best interests Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
IN this State "a this cflss, demand that all parties
should unite on candidate beyond the tl~tfs " the
Dloc,se Respectfully,
A GRAY-lIEADED tHURcHNAS.
Ne.r- XnrE Sent L. Is5l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
K,,rrcgy.-The Governor and Lieut..

KENTUCKY. The Governor and Lieut..
Governor elect Of this State were iDsugurated at
Frankfort on the I'd inst. Gov Powell opp prom
ised 10 requite the confidence reposed IN him.
Hon John b. Thompson WING, in entering upon
ms duties as Lieut. Governor. m ie" PERT
nent remarks returned his ackno"ledgnsnl, 70 zoe
peope for his election and congratnlated tnsm
Noon the admirable working OF their political sys'
ten. under which the highest officers o. the stah
nsss IN and from Office by the quiet and peareabie
hal Of the public Will and not by revolutionary yio-
ience nor military power He then alluded 10 TIE
mn.on and happy confederacy OF the states under
he Constitution Of the United states IN terms oi
Srloqy and attacxnem and IN the terms OF tnc
oath jusi taken by bin, promised IN al integrity and
witb whatever ability be was endowed, honestly and
rsfrlot.caIly 10 administer his Office, as ne hal
worn 10 DO He invoked prosperity upon the patri-
oti n.opie OF Kentucky whose purposes and Oojecis
wcre always pure and however DIVIDED BY party,
n vas but such division as, through different forms
aod modes Of worship. created different denOmina-
tions OF good men, and 10 which denominations
GOOD men belonged a. patriots do % psny-anf
eneU not the less patriotic or pure from beng II
ib.. or that party. lie acknowledged IN graceful
terms M obligation for the honor conferred upon
him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
70 The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Oh

OpsRLIx COLLEGE took place on the Goth and Nth oil
August The graduating class consisted OF the FOL
lowing twelve persons, VIZ Samuel +. Cook, Char
lo,te p Butler, John NJ. Ellis. Charles G.. finney,
Jr. Andrew Patterson and Lorenzo j. White, OF
OHIO Jane A. Ellis, Providence, X. L.. Reuben g.
Hunt. Perrysburgh, NY. James A. Martling, In
diana sopb,a A. Gnf6ng, Michigan Leonard y.
Parker, N Y, and Cornelius Powers, Vermont
Prof. CHAs G. F,sSEy has been elected President
OF the College and the institution is represented as
beng IN very prosperous condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
~ The following Proclamation ha'
been issued by the Governor OF PeDnsyiv
reference 10 the Christiana murders
PROCLAaArfON.

been issued by the Governor OF Pennsylvania, IN
reference 10 the Chrstlana murders:
PROCLAaArGON
In and by the authority Of the Commonwealth 81
PENNSYLVANIA, 1, WILLIAM +. Johnston, Governor OF
said Commonwealth do hereby issue this Procla-
nation
Whereas II has been represented to me that ma
grant violation OF the public peace has occurred IN
Lancaster County, involving the murder OF Edward
Gorsuch, and seriously endangenng the iives oil
other persons and wheHas, 1t has also been repre-
stnted TO me that some OF the prucipatofs III this
outrage are vet al large now therefore. by virtue
of the authority in me vested by the Constitution
and laws. |, WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, Governor
of Pennsylvania. do hereby offer a reward OF ono
Thousand Dollars for the arrest and convction OF .e
ner.on or persons guilty OF the murder and violation
Of the public peace aforesaid
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto ses my
hand and affixed the great seal OF the state,
H. 81 this 18th day Of September, IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eigh, hundred and nfty'ot.s
Attest, A. l.. RUSSELL, Sec OF the COMMONWEALTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
C,AsTENAU COMPANY MEDI-
CINEs PRINCIPAL OFFICE;

II CINES PRINCIPAL orr ~ T.; -. ., e,h -
No Is Eroadway NewYors. al he Junction on o'n-av'
These valuable PREPARATIONS have ioI man y ILL. :,
tanned VIDE reputation IN oen no United states f1r The
pat fourteen years They are prepared ron 'he p'esc
"o np io tisfpS. Az PROFESSOR or MEDICINE
and q enstry of ~ .rat.d University of Halle rf.-
.a An experienced Physcian IN 'ren'~n'- VINO VII
s sYR RIP DE CAPILLAIRE4 remedy f.I G'"eral DE-
'FASJTNAI HEALTH PILIS-A clre f,f all diseases
affecting the Dioesfsre Organs O. arse iom iapa Siat
"FAsTrNAU FEMhLE HEALTH PILLS. -emedys
TO- ali o,,rct.ds and Diseases pee larry ncden; to Fe-
males also for Cous'irailon. fevfTs Weakness, &c
rA,TTNAV PAIN sALvE-A speedy cnfe fnr
wounds Bnrns, Iracures' Ulcers and al otosr External
srys'IE>-C II Ring corner Broadway and Joens';
/ W Rassetr. No c4' Bf"al~ay, Dsiil- G.. 10, Z
75eFroaowa, + McInts re- No s72 broadway B MI
chaels, No 9C7 BIaaGHay Gui'n. corner 81 Bo"ery
Ucuston-s,: j Crumbe. corner Of Bowery and ih-s;
s DrurHond, No 30 Reade-st Z CosS corner u Grand
as u ID Flurger No SO 8,h-av Caoandan < Contie,
Ne 10 9Th av; VI Consreve, corner Of Green~1ch-av
BRooKIYS-Mrs NJ Hayes. No. IT'S Fulton-,r. 7 J.
Hages No % Atlantic-,t.
WuLiAvsBUG-W Berrisn, No 10 Grand-s
AZ comn,,n atlons to be addressed TO The Fasenaa
Company, Lib Brosd~ay, New-York auis 3mTnIhSSa'
CEDAR TAR.-Ths is peculiar pre-
~ paratcn being neither less than pure Cedar
Tar There Is quackery about 1t. For many years It
had been pre AIRED and used Domestic Medicine IN the
family If Mrs B. 3. NORRIS Of Maryland.
Recsmmen datons from Physlclans
Mrs p 3 Morris Madam gives me pleasure 10 re-
commend he favorable consideration Of the public your
valuable sd,cne Cedar Tar ~ BIonchtsI atisc1ns
AID d. asses Of the Lungs THOMAS OWINGS, NJ ID.
Bait more. March 27 1851. 81, :.
have made Of the Cedar Tar family by The dl-
recilon of DR. ThOs n Wright, and find 1t yery valuable
med;cie in Colds Coughs sc One Of my children was
attack cd with Catarrh fever which settled on the lungs
made use of The Cedar Tar and he IS perfectly restored
MARIA JOHNSON
Near Pnonix NILS Baltimore Co. March a. lSol =,
The Cedar Tar be taken with perfect siety ~ an
aces ami IN Of the ston en- lungs throat ana KID
n.ys Its cures for the following diseases, VIZ dys-
peDsia Indigestion loss Of appetite heartburn asthmt'
pes cosiiyeness wind On the stomach or bowels NM
enza colds coughs inflammation # the chest l1anma.
tory throat qunsey thrush N sore mouth putrd
throat bronchitis diseases If The liver paptaon u
the heart difficulty ofmakng IA ndoe nervous aud
scrofuOus affections ulcers affections OF the skin,
scadhead and all diseases rom imp blood &c
but IT'S obec, is especial, for splitting OF blood con
Sumption If lungs, and nchs Pnce per phal. 81
b ID Sands, No. 100 Fulton ST. General Agent
Sod also by e II King No 92 Broadway + VI Guion,
No IN BOw.ry Brigham Miller No. le7 Avenue ID =.
X Knapp. No 362 Hudson-st X / Coddlngton, No, 10
Broadway. and Mrs Hays No. rs Fulton st b.ooslyn
au2l mTuThSSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
Tile NEw.ORLEANs RIors. SUNDAY

nights mail brought New-0rleans papers to the 9th
Eighteen men had been arrested IN that city charged
with inctlng the mob to tear down the Office OF
The True Dehanewspaper for favoring the spaniards
The " o. Pieayuns strongly and forcibly urges the
carving ont of the project now before the Post
master-G General To expedite the mail between New
York and New. Orleans twenty four hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
SUPREME COURT, City and County of

~ New-York John Bowen against Samuel BenOen and
Eliza his wife Mar Benben. Celestihe Benben, and
Tl7a R.nhen Summons for relef-1Com not served -
To SAMUEL BENBEN and ELIZA BENBEN Two OF
the defendants sboye-named You are hereby summoned
and required the complaint IN tins aclon winch
was filed IN the the Clerk Of the Cy and County Of
New York al the City Hall SAID City. on the twenty
ninth day of March 1851 and 20 copy OF yor an
swer 10 the sd complaint the subscriber NJ MS ONCE
No 6S all SAID City, within twenty days AFTER the
service II this summons exclusive Of the day OF such
service ana you fail the sand complaint within
the time AFORESAID the plaintiff IN tins acton VIII apply 10
the Court for the reef demanded the complaint
March % 1851 O. / STRONG, Plsntln Attorney.
auf1 p>AT q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
Tur RApprRs TRsrEn.-We and ln The

JHE RAPPERs i RsTED.-We hid ia The
Ciaonaafi Cazsife Of the eth. the report Of joint
Committee Of gentlemen and ladies-amOng the lat
ter Mrs. Judge Mclean and Mrs : r Chase-ap.
exhibited through two members OF the Fox family.
The Committee, after beng present al two or tnfee
sl'ilDgs. and watching The vhOie operfu1hs az
closely as possible state thai they never he4fd
sound when all the feet Of the MEDIUMS were an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
SUPREME COURT, County of Char

SUPREME COURT, County of Chau-
~ taucue - Charles + Ilneback agilns, Heny II
White X, her, Brent and Richard Wallach To HEN
~ n WHITE. II Dandy Vermont, ROBERT
BRENT. Of the CITY II Baltimore. Maryland, and RICH
ARD WALLACE of the CITY OF Washington. Distinct Of
Columbia Defendants You hereby summ,sed and re-
CURED tie Compliant tils acton The object
of which to Obtain the partition Of hundred and
seven and half IF land. situate m The "A Il CIV
mer. County II Chaut& igge and St.fe u Ne%-NorAt
which sad conn ant aled III the Office Il the Clerk u
the County If ChauiauQue the 81 instant, and serve
copy If your answer ne. SAMUEL A BROWN, u M
Office IN the VILLAGE Jamestown tue County ai)rt
sad whn DAYS after The service II TINS SUNNI s
IN YOU exclusive III the say III and y1u fti -
answer n, Complaint AFORESAID. the Panuf VIII Apply
10 the supreme Court nr the relief demanded M cph
plant Dated >epteu ser ,. 1881. A BROWN.
- laW5wTu' Any FIR Pi r, J tre s-9Nn, \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
frqal Notices.


SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of
- the application of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
atty Of the City of New York relative 10 the openns OF
IN the CITY of New York-pubhc Notice Is hereby
gwen by the Msy0r. Aldermen and Commonaity Of me
CIV o New York pursuant 20 statute IN such case made
and provided the sand the Mayor Aldermen and Com
mona Of the Gig II NewYork intend 70 make apPtca-
op IN the Supreme Court Of the State Of Newfors Al
specal Term the ad Court be held at the CITY Hail
III the CITY II NewSOk Sat rday the 2Oth day OF sep
nher 1851 at the of the Court that day OF as
soon thcrea Counsel be heard for the apont-
ment of Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment IN the
above entitled matter the nature and extent VI the
Improvement hereby intended is the opening Of cd
ST. from 3th -av. 20 the Sth-av. IN the City OF
New-York, as LAID upon The map or plan OF the
CIV of New YORK under and by virtue Of act n the
Legislature Of the People Of the State OF New-fok en-
titled An relative 10 improvements telchine we iay
ing out of streets and rads the City Of New fork and
oi other purposes" passed AIrl 3D. 1901 Dated New
York August u, 1851. HENRY p DA'lh>'
.u25 tS.ut2Q Counsel to the Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
IN SUPREME COURT. MONTGOMERY

II Couniy and Stale 4 Ne~-Yors To DAVID ADAMS.
Defendant You hereby Summoned - the rom
plant i william Adams. plaintiff which complain; - sled
IN he Clerk Office & the sad County o Montgomery.
cory ~ Which Plant hereto tei and herewith
SeFftc Cifn q copy VI answer upon
ne AZ tat village 4 Cana hare, Montgomery Co MY
Ne"fc'k within twenty DAYS after the se-vlre 81 this
summons upon you exclusive 4 me day such service
ard Z sai defendant fiils sai c,-laaint
hereby f'r nfrc ps.nfiH ~l judgment against
The deier' Ar fr snndro5 ard t~entvSN dollars and
rerfs sh interest me fnir The ut-n LIs { Al
- itJl te>io-s fh- Gusts II thi, .-t1n Jana 'hane
y. Aueast - 1911 JAMES II COOK.
aug laV l-WTa Plaintiffs AtfaTuCr
y EW-YORI, SUPREME COURT
= Ccuu-v T RcHa .ud Smith Weyant against
George thomas EThv Thomas. JAMS N'ean,
erG trTia Nssan'->ummonS nor relet To t1EpS'rE
TrrN A. JAMES T. WY An and EMMA NFT-
- hrn aye herefF STamnnei snd required to answer
i. Complaint acton inch ll-i IA ~ office ii
to Il''. Il NJ Comfy Il Redmond. AZ RICHMOND N
sad Comfy. the fourteenth dag of August. l and "a
serve CDy al 20 sad complain; On ne sub
sItrIS q; theT ofcc NJ IS Nl>lH-st. IN the Cty 4
New York. within euiE davS after The service % iAis
sunons exclusive Of the ag Of such service and
Il sou fall 20 he SAID compliant within the time
Aforesaid. the plaintiff ms acton VIII apply 70 the Court
for ne relief demanded the complaint Dated August
a. 1851 IOl NJ < RI THNEN,
aulS svTn PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the sur
-sr..e - the COUNT 4 New-Ior> uouce : here.y
gwen r. au rerSons having c-ams AGAINST PAIhlt
bowling sfe II the CITY ot New-hoIs Grocer, o.
coed - reSer the same with the VOUCHERS thereof -
tie su.erter II the Office ii Il Smith. NJ - X -
street IN ne CIV o Newton ~ n ref re the eighteenth
i., t,.i.r net DATED New pr. the fourteenth daF
81 Am. is5I ANN BOWLING, AdHl.llstTairlx
ais law6uTU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
ITALY and SUNDAYS for STRAIT

ITALY and SUNDAYS for STRAIT
DTONPORT FLUSHING and ASTORIA FALL
ARRANGEMENT-The new and fsvorlte steamer e.
QUAINT CAPTAIN John J. Alihouse, will on and AFTER
Thursdav SEM II, 1851. ron a. follows ~
Leave New-York Zoo, Il Pack slip at 7 O'Clock A. NJ
foot Of DelanC4-st AT ].
foot of 26th- st. at II
Returning vii leave Flushing at 9, o'cleck A and
touch At the above mentioned places Afternoon IMP VIII
Leave NewYork foot of PECK SHY at O'Clock r M
foot Of Delncy-st al !.
foot of 26th-st az II
Re,u,nng will leave Flushing at o'clock NJ touching
rs above Freight taken on reasonable terms Fare 70
Srationport snd Flushing. 2 cents including sundays
sic Iva JOHN A fLAMMER, No 6S3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
Ocean Steamers, &c.

EOR LlV ERPOOL.-UnIted States
Mail Steamship PACIFIC. Captain Ezr. Nys-
THIS steamer ~i depsr with the L Mails fur Enrnpe
positively SAT- kDAY stpt a. At "a o'clocs NJ fn'r
her berth foot 1T Canaet No terth secured tai
paid for For feight having unequAled accom-
n,4.aiiuIs fT s,ecans- aud r"lIf,ft :. arp'y 10
EDWARD X COLLINS. No - Wallis
The steamship BALTIC WI >accs.d '.e iCiFic. AL
sas. Get IL siJ;[th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
n PURSUANCE Of an order of the

T
Surrogate If the County OF New York notice is hereby
% all persons HAVING claims against JOHN FLOR
ESCE late Of the City If Newfork. deceased 10 present
tie same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber al ms
Office. 40 Broadway. the City Of NewYork. on OF be-
fore the twentieth day Of September neI,-Dated New
York. the nth day Of March. 1851.
nIs iaw6mIn. LOHN FLORENCE. u. Executor
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GoURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

- rs sht a1d ntfuHronitv red hl'r
JONI % hl1cN attic i>talpns lie Sn Warranted 81
~.ker-s'. hear Broadway. s6u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

IN PU issuance of an order of the
Sur Of the County Of New-York Notice hereby
gwen 70 all persons having claims against ISAAC O>-
GOOD late Of the Il New York, deceased 70 rcSen.
Tic same with thereof 70 the subscriber az his Of
fee. Ne Il Wall street the CITY Of New York. or be
fore the .wcntysiyh dav # January neIt-Dated New
York, the twentv first dav OF July. 1851
iy22 lav6mTus1 CHAS 4 NICHOLS Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogae of the County of New-York Notice Is hereby
gwen tn all persons having claims against SAMUEL J.
HI GHFS late ofhe City NewYork, deceased 10 pre-
sent the same, with vouchers thereof 10 Bell toe'
F., AT their Office No y John St, IN the Caiy OF New
York on or before the DAY of February next
Dated New York the 18Th day Of August. 1851
CLARKSON CROLIUS. Executors. &c, OF samuel
WILLIAM j. DAVIS, j. Hughes, deceased
mt