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high impression of his qualifications, though he
was Justly more esteemed than his predecessor,
Geo. Cass. The ultimste success of these gem
tlenlen depends, however, on the result OF the
Presidential contest which can only be said
fairly 10 begin when bolh parties have named
their candidate. The choice Of the Wing con
yention is still unknown and doubtful.
The march Of events ia each succeeding year
couyinces us more and more that there is no
occurrence beyond tho limits of the British EN-.
pire and out Of our control, which exercises so
great and important an influence on our own
welfare, ana on The gemral progress of the
world MS the character and policy Of the Amer
lean government. IL il not, therefore, without
the deepest interest and solictrde that we
watch the somewhat capficious operations by
which the composition Of that government is ~
be determined for the next -four years. The re-
latious Of the British empire md the American
! Union have gradually twined themselves into
connection, strengthened by common inter.
es,s and common freedom, which is alike dis
] tinct from the close and sometimes onerous ties
Of mother country 70 her colonies, and from
the frigid or polite alliance OF two foreign
States Between ourselves and the United
States there is no dependency, and, strictly
4 speaking, no alliance but there is identity in
the first interests of industry Of peace, and OF
mutual respect There is identity in ties more
sacred than those ofdiplonatic intercourse. We
are told that iavorite staple of the inferior
press of America is abuse Of this country. II
may be SO; tor whether what they say Of us be
good or bad, il seldom falls under our notice !;
but ii such be the practice there, it is not one
we are disposed to- initiate. 1t becomes US
rather TO set the example Of expressing our hab-
itua respect for country whose greatness we
desire TO see increase next to that of England
herself; and although we may critcise the in
situations of the United States as freely as we
do our own, we are not the less conscious that
these institutions are but the Transatlantic
growth of our liberties, our laws, and our
language-sprung from one root, and bred by
one people.
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NEw York. July 10.

NEW 1ORk, July w
Sailing n The Pacifc.-The steamer Pacific
sailed for Liverpool to-day with l07 passengers
and 100000 in specie
Among the passengers was Bishop Whiting
ham, Of Maryland.
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RrcHMosp. VT July Ii

A great freshet occurred here yesterd
which swept away two railroad bridges, b
carried of a number Of houses. The ira
have not yet arrived.
The southern press., 1852-07-13
PHrLlpsLPHrA, July II

Death n Hon r. ~ McKsnnon The Her
+. NJ. MeKsnnon died % Residing YESTERDAY
lie was formerly Wing member Of Congress
from Pennsylvsnis
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New YORK, July 10

a terrific thunder storm occurred in this :
entity yesterday. The wind blew hurricane Z.
Hailstones fell as large as pigeon eggs. C'm
fields were torn up and fruit trees destroy >
At Palermo the damage to the corn and viz q
is immense, and the yield will not be one b !
The thermometer fell from 80 TO 10 in W.
short time.
The southern press., 1852-07-13

FoREleN.-Dr. .achiN and DR.. .Ns,oman. The
lovers of scandal have had highly seasoned dish
set before them this week, in the trial of a libel
suit brought by the notorious DR.. Achilli against
the no less celebrated DR.. Newman. The former
is an apostate from Roman Catholicism, and the
latter from Professionalism Achi was charged
with many acts of seduction and debauchery time
and place being sworn to by his alleged victims
he on the other hand making oath that he never
saw the woman in his life! A remarkable feature
in the was the introduction in the evidence of
copies of proceedings against Achilli before the
Inquisiton. it being the first time since the Refor
nation that the records ofthat tribunal had been,
introduced into English courts Of law. The plead
ings on both sides were noticeable for ability land
after three days of interest on the part Of tn [
public, the jury brought in verdict of libel
proven on charge the 18th, "a point of slight i'm |
portance,) and not proven all the extraordinary,
charges above alluded TO.
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Mr.. WEBsTER's PosITIoS-Hs Adpice 10 his
FriendS-The Hon. f. A. Talmadge, during
speech before the Ninth ward Wing Club, Of
New York, on Thursday night, is reported to
have said:
ale had seen Dir. Webster during the day,
and had conversod with him freely upon the
nomination and prospects Of the Wing party.
Mr. Webster IN that conyorsaton acknowledged
gratefully the attachment and devotion which
his friends had exhibited, both in the National
convention and since the nomination had been
made. But he said he did not see how any
good result could be attained by presenting his
name any further 10 the country, and that one
common duty now devolyed upon Us alI-that.
namely, Of raLying 10 The support Of the candi.
date regularly nominated by the re; resent. lives
Of the Wings Of The Union, in convention az
sembled. For his own p'rt he was ready 10
give tue Wing ticket his cordial suppor-ard
50 he trusted were Wings everywhere, what
ever might have been their personal predilcc.
tons"
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LOUISVILLE, July l(L
Bosrov. July1O

BOSTON, July ~.
The fire at Montreal has at length been q
dued, after raging for thirty.six hours. T.
number Of houses destroyed amounts TO fftet
hundred, and the loss will reach many millir'
Of dollars.
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ATTACT UPON AN AMERICAN CHARGE p'AF-
FAIRS A letter in the American, dated Caracas
Jane Is, says: On the night of the 23i Of
May, at eleven o'clock Mr.. Steel, U. s. Charge,
was surprised by the entrance. into his house by
number of banditti He had not yet retired,
and on noise being made by female servant
in the house, he ran down into the court yard
and was soon surrounded by the men, each Of
whom had dagger or pistol with him. Mr..
Steel was robbed of his watch during the
melee, and was slightly wounded. Mrs. Steel,
on hearing the clash of weapons below Stare, ran
to the balcony which overlooked the street, and
aroused some neighbors, who prevented further
injury and robbery.
Caracas was little startled from its wonted
propriety by personal rencontre between
Mr.. Mchelena, lately appointed Venezuelan
Minister to Madrid and Rome, and Baron de
Veimare, the French Charge in Caracas. The
affair took place in the house Of the latter. Mr..
Mchelena called to say farewell to the Biron,
when the latter commenced some very severe
remarks with reference TO Mr.. Micheena's Gov.
eminent, rejecting severely on the President
and other officials words grew warmer, and f.
rally his Excelleney the French Minister actual,
ly kicked the Minister to Rome and Madrid and
called his servants to put him out of his house
The affair of course led to a challenge, and
the parties where to leave the country for the
Tortugas islands, there to detimine whether the
Baron should carry his diplomacy so far as to
kick foreign Ministers out of doors.
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A Merry YoUrH Last week the ''Swamscot
Dorcas Sewing Society" held their annual meet
ing, and on motion it was resolved, at that our
parson wait on Tony Jones, and see il nothing
can be done to correct the manners OF Tony.
The next day the parson waited on Tony senior,
and informed him respecting the object Of his
visit. Tony listened patiently, and then re-
Piled
"Parson, I'D let Tony 60 to meeting every
Sunday, eff only know'd you was a-goin to
preach but, parson, thar aren't boy in the
city OF Swamscot what's got more manners
than my Tony, and can convince you Of that in
just mint. You see Tony out there sknnin'
them are niffers ~
The parson nodded assent.
Nov, see, III call" And raising his voice 70
the highest pitch, he shouted n
"Tony!''
The response was quick and equally loud
"Sir!''
"Don' tyou hear that, parson'" said the old
man. "Don't you call that manners ~
"That is all very well, said the parson, "as
far as it goes.
"What do you mean by as far as it goes
That boy, sir, always speaks respectfully to me
when I call him - and raising his voice he again
called,
"Tony!"
The response "sir" was equally loud and
prompt. Again the old man called
''Tony!"
The hoy dropped half-dressed fish, and shak-
ing his fist at his sire, yelled out:
'tYou miserable black old drunken snob RI
come there in too minutes and nauly you like bases'
The parson was astonished, the old man disc
concerted for moment, but instantly recovering
himself, he tapped the parson Oh the shoulder
saying
"You see, parson, my boy has got grit as well
as manners. That chap will be an ornament to
your society one of these days"
| need not add that the parson incontinently
mizzled.
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TELEG CIR HIC.

Destructive Fire al Mont cal Immense Mum.
Der Of Houses DeStroyed-Fne Sui Raging.
MONTREAL, July 9.
A most appalling and destructive fire broke
cut yesterday morning at the corner of st.
Lawrence and Catharine streets, and is still
raging with undated fury. An immense num-
Der of buildings have been destroyed, including
Cromwelrs Terrace, the Bishops Church and
Palace, the market and cattle market, the Mon
treal Hospital, and other public buildings.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., July 9.
The fire at Montreal was still raging at four
o'clock this morning. and il is reported that the
Military Barracks, Bonnegan's Hotel, the thea
tire, and DuIhonsic square, comprising in all
some three hundred more dwellings, have also
been reduced to ashes. II has been but two
months since Montreal was visited by fire
which destroyed several hundred houses.
Senator DavSon and he Union Conrsntion.
SAVANNAH, Geo, July 8.
The Savannah Republican Of this morning
states, on authority, that Senator Dawson will
abide by the decision Of 1the Georgia Union
Convention, and support IFS nominee for the
Presidency
Mr.. Webster and The Presidency.
Nav YORK, July 9-Mr. Webster, in a cor.
yer'a,ion with Mr.. Talnadge, Of this city, yea
tcrday. said that be regarded the presentation Of
his name for the Presidency "a entirely useless.
and thought that the only course left for Inc
Wings TO pursue, was to support the nomief-
tons Of Scott and Graham.
LOUISVILLE, July III.
Funeral honors 10 Henry Clay The funeisl
ceremonies in honor Of Henry Clay, ysstert ~.
were the most complete ever gotten up in he
city Boz mess waS entirely suspended end Tho
houses along the route Of the procession we
entirely shrouded in mourning.
The remains were escorted 10 the depot, o. 2
left for Lexington in special train at twelve
O'Clock.
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Mr.. ATCHISON, at the request Of Mr.. KING,
and with the unanimous consent of the Senate,
again took the chair and called the Senate to
order
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SwITZERLAsD.-Fhe federal assembly is con.
yoked for the 5Lh of July.
The executive council of Barne pronounced
on the 10th, the dissolution Of the Association
Of Grutli, and ordered the expulsion of all its
members who do not belong to the canton. The
reasons put forward for this proceeding are that
the association propagates socialist and com
munist doctrines among the people; that lis
tendency is hostile TO the government; and that
the association is in correspondence with com,
munist associations abroad.
Letters from Neufchatel OF the 18th ult, state
that the royalists contemplate demonstration
in favor Of Prussia, and were ende1voring to
get up meeting, similar 10 that Of Poseux, in
the canton Of Fiburg. This attempt will GER
tainly fail, as the last election proved that the
majority of the population Of Neufchatel ere
imbued with federal sentiments.
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RICHARD J. SaiITH.)
GERARDUS CLARK,I
HENRY r. DAVIES. Attorney liz tF3i
SyPnEME COunT.-in the matter Of

~ the application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Comaos-
az q he SIX e Ssr YORK s.nv. to ss 2PEsHsS nc
Cir, Of Rev. York Tie Subscribers, Conm,ssons. OF
duly appointed by Rule Of the supreme Court give 40
.ce . the requirement., Of an ACT Of Che Less
.An Act to amend entitled Act TO reduce several
laws relating particularly 3 the C o. SsS nSas
the absrsct OF the Estimate and Asssssmsn, OF the Gown
siouers the above matter containing me names Wsne
owners Of the lots assessed ne nanpsis OF sn o,
with sach maps and the amount Of Assessment shsher
for damage benefit. and eso all the ahisvi,s emses
and other documeats which used by the Comnis-
sonsrs making their report have been deposec IN ens
Street Ccnmlssoners Office OF sne Ssi snd Cosny n,
there TO remain for at least SIXTY DAYS oeore .ns
Court at the tne aud place hereinafter mentioned Ana
the said Commissioners further give eotco porsus",
the requirements of the act entitled Al Ac 70
ent. sad TaIes IN the ry Ard County o. ss.,a MS
ioi oaet pilposes, ,.n, or oecnpsnts Of all
houses and improved or unimProved sads shee5' 49,
ny saa sns mai al persons whose affected
thereby and who may be opposed TO lbs ssms are
BURR the Chairman sf the said CommissioasIs Al his
house No ss Gase ,s 20 ~ s A o. ' And tina, me
In embraced by this assessment ara IS foiows Mh
e b .s the westerly side Of 5tssv the
cry side Of the ne OF the cosier o. tns oocs e
the block between ssths, and 5s,t as laid on. 90 the
cmmissens maps on Mo - ne ss.Gso
s.s lying AID bsms the City of Ns~ Yos bst~ssD ne
westerly SIDE Of 9Th the ea5teTy side ~ It me
lire Of ne OF the block between 5hst and sob ST.,
snd ne line Of the center the block between 9hst and
5ehe, Is laid tbs ComalssOners maps, ~ die IL
The Street Commissioners Office Of the City Of New ORR
And also the land situate lying and bang the CITY u
New YOk between tbs westerly side Of IN tbs east
sry side VI Sh-sv he line of sns censr of ths b"cs %
tween t9h and Goth ST. and the lns OF the eeasr or
the bloc. between 59h-si slt 58h ST. ~ cd ans IN The
ofics Of the CITY Of New yors And the SAID Con,@ls
sioeys further gve auce that Their repor " the ssovs
be ade and presented SuDf5Re
Cone OF the State 81 special term Of tbs
al Court he held al the CITY Han u the City o. View
Yors or saturday the 18th day Of February 1852 AZ he
onening OF ths Court that day soon hereaof -
Couuss can be beard aud that then and Lheres motion
will be made that the ssid fepors be costrfasc-1tssa.
Ns~-vorb November "a 1851
A AAsRy ,sss5EsssygssSS,Lr. Commissioners.
JAMES DEWEY, .
HENRY T. DAVIES Attorney. hoWN
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ATA sURROGATE's COURT, held

~ in and fer the County Of New York, at the SURE
gates once the Cy of New York ON the tses.y SOW
en- Cav of Jaunary the thousand sight nun
ST,d an city two Present Alexander Brndi'fd sur
rogaie the matter Of the snplca,ion 60 mysxs
or ssl the real estate VI SAMUEL JUDAH, dscesssu
ON reading and fling due proof BY affidavit OF ne ssvcs
Of an order requiring Benz min Nahan Theoao,s Ss
AZ Mar an judah the Admins rssrs OF sannei oaAn,
deceastd % appear this Court on this DAY. ana snow
cause by they 81 ,ud pOt be required 20 mortgage esse
or eel the real the said deceased Tor ths pa mehs
of MS daDts and having been SHOWN 70 ths N
trary IL is ordered that all persons Interested IN the este
o he said Samuel N judah deceased appear before the
Surrogate .ftbs County Of Ne~York a. HIS ONCE In ths
CIV Of New York OF the 10Th day Of March nsI'. Gna
o.c In The forenoon OF that day t1en and there shs~
cause yhy authority should not be gvento tho SAD Admn
trstors to mortgage lease se 80 much oi tne feh 81
tae said Samuel JUDAH DECREASED IS shall ., SAL
Gclent TO pay his oeots. A ". BRADFORD, Surrogate
i19lW
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Fire ut Saratoga Springs.
OFFICE SARATOGA WING,
SARAToGAS SPRINGS, FeO. II, 1852.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Feo. II, Ieo2.
A fire broke out here last night about
IL o'clock, in the brick store occupied below by
&. Morehouse q Co. as Dry Goods Store, and
upstairs by J. j. Esmond as Furniture Store.
The building and contents were entirely destroyed
Tie adjoining store in same block, occupied belo"
10y William Perry as Grocery and Provision Store,
aud above by Samuel Root with Stoves. Mr.. Perrys
stock was mostly moved IN e damaged state. The
goods of MsssIs. f. II. & IL. Fonda next door, were
much camseed by removal, also those OF ). T. Bush
nj n next TO FONDA have not been able TO get the
10 al loss supposed to be 50 500 SO 600 on build
ipgs and about as much more on goods, mostly COW
cred by insurance think M0rehouse { Co had a
policy Of 81 500 in National Protection In this vii
iaee, and Perry 81 GOO IN Empire OF this place.
La haste, II.
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feaal Notices.
COUKT.--In the matter Of

g UPREMri COUkT.-ln the matter OF
- the application ofthe Msyor Alderman sOd Csmn s5o
R,er. u The te q New; Yoik The subscriber Com
mssopera OF Estimate and Assessment the above en
tied matter duly appointed By rule ofthe Suptems coufl
noce pursuant to TIE s ~ re- o.
titled An Act to amend an Act entitled an Ac 70
several laws relating particularly 20 tns Wy IN ~ Sq
thai the abstract Of the estimate and .ssessm.n OF es
ConmseoIeLS N the ABOVE ~ of sacb
lots they appear the Maps OF the 70
rether with such and the amount OF assessnent
istnsr for dan sgs or beneht and sss all the ada's,
estimates, and oheT documents WHICH were uss9 ~ snS
il street Con mlssioaers Office the City aod County
of New Yok, Tor the spectioh OF whomsoesei nay
ssoners make their report TO the s&id supreme
Count a. the and place hereinafter menrcncd Ano
he said Con give notice. pursuant to TOE
r.gnrSmeut OF the act entitled An Act to amend al ACT
entitled relation 10 the cnliectiph "a
s5 a the Cy County YORK ssd for other
nIuoses passed Hay "a 1870 passed bay 1871; TO TAG
owner owners occupant OF OF AZ % @
iuprsv ed unmproyed lands affected thereby nsa
have com their Estimate and Assessment aud Una. al
oer.oLs whose affected thereby snc wn MAJ
fs,t!nns in wrtiBg 10 MOSES MAYNARD. Jr Esq .ths
Chain the said Connslor ss a. ,hS once ot ysns'
York within thirty days from The date OF THIS notice Ane
hat tho limits embraced by this assessmen.hre as
T1, az New York described and bounded follows. TO
Wit: On the east. By tbs westerly line OF sds o.
Of ilth-sy; On the north BY TIE line Of 'se center
OF the heck between 5st-s, ard 32d-st aod GA the
south by the liz Of the center Ct me olocA between
81 and 5oh.st And also ali the lots. pieces or prces o.
land situate lying and being in said City dss roea 40
bounded IS follows wit: On the ess' By the wss'eav
Gns or sde Of lih- tbs west by the eastery ne
or sde OF 2h ay and b the line OF mar ~
81 uudson RIVER: GA the nOrth By the line OF inc
center Of the block between 5ss g. sad s2t,s' ane
on the south, by the line Of mo csatsf o. 'ne
sst,.esa sist II and s0th-s AID the sald Co7nlls
soners further sre no,lce. that thsr fsyci "a w.
above entitled master vii be neds she $50
Fen If the sad Court to be he'd At the City Ha ~ 'se
CIV Of Hsw-York Saturday. tie z7th Gay o. 'lss
c3 :. me oneuiug of the Court that day OF - SoCs
~ ,,sftsr az Cocnse can be heard and thai 'seR anc
tb,e notion viii 10 made thu. s-e Report Js e'hi"e1
Dst.d New York Jan. 1852
D-''N MOSES MAYNA66gP,i JE, c,umisuo.s,.
WILLIAM s OREGORY) ,,.~x,,
HxkKY DAVIES. Attorney
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RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND. I'VE UNDER

RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND. under
siano tha. intelligence Of some importance has been
received by the Niagara. Sir Henry Bulser, who
has been expected 10 return 10 this country 1t Is
ROW said viii rot come, lot being IN state Oh
health TO encounter winter voyage. Ii is prooa-
be, therefore, in the absence OF another Minister
that instructors will be given TO the very respecta
bic gentleman, Mr. Champion, the British Charge d
Adares 10 enter into any negotiations that may pc
come necessary between the two countries. IL IS
also understood that the correspondence on the af'
fair OF the fTometheus is finally ard satisfactorily
corcluded, and We presume that copies Will be in
meoistely communicated to Congress
National Intelligencer.
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Passengers Sailed.

IN steamship NicGar0 for liverpool Mr. J. Marsden.
Washington. Bermucs; John sosh lady. three children
AGA. MI Thomas Densy Sergeant, washing,on Mr..
Green. LordOn r. Wilson John : Carr, Nsw-Yo,k ;
son, ard servant. Havana; John Welsh. Madeira Mr..
At6e son, Belize; c Won voshts. New. Oneaos; Mr..
Warren. Rife Brigade; Mr. Eutsr. New Orleats; Mr..
heye, New.Yo c. +. Plate; p. Lsnaaags: Y Fls-
ne, DIR ZshD, Levey. A. LsveY. Montreal; Thomas
Martin. Ohio; Daniel Cam ReipLod EThard. New
York; Mr. Lamie. NeE-YoTk: Mr. Thorpr Quebec ;
1t opo'd BlAu III. Hliarus and wife. Total. 81.
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knssuth In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, FED To, Ic0-'
Kossuth's address to the people, which was to have
been delivered 10 day, has been postponed till Thurs
day. He will remain ten or twelve days IN Clncn-
Iaii nd intends making but one or two speeches
duling that time. lie has declined several invita-
tioI TO address societies and associations, but In
yi,ts them TO call upon him at his rooms, any day.
between IL and 2. The Typographical Association
seems exceedingly disappointed at his refusing to ad
CYCss them publicly, forgetting his repeated reiusals
Of the sarr nature while IN New-lork.
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Markets-Report,d BY TeleOrapA

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb ii, 1852
Business in BRgADsrUFFs is almoss suspe nded here
and our merchants are awaiting with much anxiety
the adyices Of the Pacific.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1854
Mess PORK las advanced to $ls, and LARD to s.,
for bbs and Ste for kegs. FREIGKrs to New O, =
leans are plentiful at 55c for Flour and E3o for Pork
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SVPEEME COURT, City and County
- Of New Yors.-So,t Cann,h anu 80, .s.,sment of
s!o,s $ Csaaoa deceased. against Wlt% WITHIN
e, nm mr. relief (Conl not served 10 J" ~
% 'r.SNON dsfeuuant You are HEREBY suhinoheo wv
eeSeS to as eT 2 M, &c asoa d raSns Of
% ,rhs CIV Hall in sad Cy, ard ~ e We copy
q YOU On me S.v,
NJ this SUMMONS you exclusive OF me
80 Of such service aud il yog fai to answer me sac
nth The time Aforesaid the piSintr IN TINS &C
T anrly 10 tie Court for the Ieiief DEMANDED In ms
~onrnjairt Dated August II lS3l -, go.
c'AP CHARLES UNLOCK, PLAINTIFF Attorney
aid eonuIart as ed with the sad Clerk as aiore-
IA 80 tSs mi day Of November 1871 Dated New YORK
November ~, 1851. CHAhLEo Mc .ocn,
M lawi2vIk rlAH'A-i@ -1''''H'''
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I'm PURSUANCE of al order Of the
surrogate Of the County Of Notice y hsr:1
fisER late Of the City Of NewYerk. deceased y pee
sent the same with vouchers thereof TO the
nor residence l49 goth Ia the City OF Ne YORK
a. or lore the first day of March neTt-D4isd Ne"-
sr5s Ia IsxsmTh. JOiCE USHER. AdpA4nstratriI
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u Much dlssatlsfsc ten is repef'oa
among The Democracy at Washington IN cons.
ovence of The Democratic Rfv'e'c's pFonaaO
j. favor Of las ugsIs giant tsr the Presidency
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CIpRtME CoURT.-In the matter Of

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rog,,e Of the County Of New York. notice y hereby
ven 10 al persons having claims against JohN pE-
RlGH1 Y late Of the City Of New York, qn'f
acs,.ed 10 ~. with vouchers ifersp 70 hc
ssbscrter al me ofce - Francis ByBs my Atpn.y no.
r. Hall place the CITY Of New York on 90 before me
s.r,x -, day of Jnly Dated New York me oaf-
tenth day Of January, 1851 MICHAEL CEha9HIf.,
is Iau5n.Th. Adnjnis;fa or, &c oil SAID oscsaseo'