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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Markets.. Reported BY Telegraph

ALBANY Nov a-The receipts since yesterday foot up
FLOUR IS eco bbls Corn, p 900 bush BARLEY $1,000
bush WHEAT u COO bush FLOUR is steady with sales OF
5000 bhls WHEAT $500 bushels White Ohio sold at lloc
CoKN sales bushels sc for Western mixed OATS
no transactions have been reported BARLEY IOo bush
changed hands at 69d7c for Proved 69c for Genesee Val
lev 4rowed 74c for Geneya do, prime article and &c
for Wisconsin WHISKY Prison sells at 21c. Hoes, 10
Dresaed HOG sod az 7a7tc.
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Mnrkets-cAKrrvllr REPORTED FOR rus TRIBUNE


TUESDAY, Oct. 9
Ashhs-The market is hrn for Pots 81 esl and bet.
tez fer Pearls Sales OF lS0 bhls At = sSl IS 50
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for We-.ern and
State our Is less eCVe aud Prices are less a the de-
mand of export ard the home trade not active There
good tasi inquiry AZ the abatement The better GRADES
arr hFn aud N good request Canadian rather 6er and
sales OF Domestic OoO bbls 81 ~ ga 3 Tor No
superne and q - Tor old State IN store s. 60 a
- - tor common 20 straight state mainly A. The inside
heaTe - 93GS9 tor mixed 70 ancy Micnigan aud In
diana - 81 81 "a for common 10 good Ono; sjGs5
~ tor fAncy Ono and Gcnesee - - IS for exfrs
Ono, end - sass 81 Tor extra GeDcsee Southern Il
without chance; the dmsni good especially for Ire fan.
ces Sales Of Leo bis al - 9iG - for nixei - xo,i
brands, and - 3 - Tor fancy Rye Flour Is seins .
- %S3ci III! Com Meal Is inactive hnt fr1n $50 nj
jersey IS 6S Backwheat Flour Is IN Gealna q s2as5
GRAlN-Holdcrs Of Whea are firm. The sapply o.
iTime 10 sfli limited and the export demand 300 ,s
aidE Is m coed request better prices TIE a. A.. S an
eGsa SsnsSlnn al II % Tor ordinary 81 O6l fr common and
81 100 81 III for COCA 10 prime 80 busei- Mint fh,
R@t 20 se al 81 H. aid the residue az 81 IA delivered
49, GA Nonnon GeDesec AZ 81 II Ia ston. and
NV eoshes in,sror North Carolina Red AZ sS In store
Se-lng nm kye IS sCarce and nominal sf Sq7ql- Tor
River Barley more plenty end is quie, AZ ;sa7s o..
are N uennanG ard nin . IS 50c for Western Cau,ds,
ana STATE, and $50 q for Jersey Corus c,se, -
nand not 20 active Sales Il " coo bushels Al a. nv Me-
southern Afoat SIC for Western mixed 10 srrivs eSS
Nc on the spot, closing al &c, AID Round yellow a,
WHlSKl-A baoyant market, price. ,r.;r h.,...
Tie supply Dow very hight trst hasds s.e. NJ "a
bhs al NJ. 2 Zote for Oho end Prison wiz -.
s hisher DEudse.is better sales ofeo hid. $50 tims
and interest ~ N"'
PROVlSloNS-osr make, for Pori |. ,,,,n A.,,..
TIC demand more active especially fog Prime. Sales Of
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spoken, &c.

Oct II lat 80 90 lon - 80 hrs Empress 30 days from She
dae Tor Grimshy and supplied with all he
required.
b ar CAPE Town. c. e. H.
lon 81 OF, ship dedord Eve IL DAYS from bos
ton for Calcutta. -,
bv dsy. from Boston San francisco.
Nov l. M % 20 lon 90 ship Iconum Turner days from
~ oh FIR Ac,nu leo
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PnrLADrIrnn SALES OF SrooKs-T Tuesday.

sas F@a Beara 500 G1a'd nsal 90. 80 %, I35 100
Island H.. sR 1900 dA 9i $500 Ions Island H. a. g.,
soA sass Lehgh Co. at 4a0D Penn g. "a fAO a., % %
Noun Canal, ia fPcnn n. 2ldo, az II d., sb :
Preferred, 2 100 DO. 26A $500 County IS 30
old " y o. 10 Sch. Nav, ~. $1,000 Re.L
n Il So 10 aq7S Wi RR g. q7i 10 Har shurg Il a. 90
shy h., iOA $500 Penn CouPn o. l0l sj9 iehsh Mort
Sssomd BSard-79 Penna r.. ~ h'o Ions Island r. lsS
Sch Nav Pref, y - lianhus kli' i0i 81 90 Long
Llspd RR g., e4slG rcnna due, 90 sl,2ti do,
Mich Bk, ai}6 sifo Cam eud Am ltk. O., 81
o. Zoo Sch Nav g. So ~ $500 Allegheny Cdy o., 10
ask o. Sprns Garden l05A 5000 Kensngton WV o. 80
lOaA 10 Morris Canal Nh
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To Mariners.

H. h shp pevclsy ltoned AZ snip l-ad aaol- WIS Aen
M 10 y. or can. or ne 5Uth ul'.. FOR repis~
Df.c5rrur - I,LtSD RocKs ~ rES P.eirio-Nap
rrh, of the HAMBURG waiter from China % san Francisco
vs. loving partcuhrs Of he dcovery Of new land and
80, m the Psfr. ls5,, AZ nnon By 90
vso a ,, lons i3l Is Of Greenwich Jaw an ssn
NJ ~ - steered ~, un ocock P VI Nhenee We tok
,hs ro II TIE Island iant which Va at y
fs 10 ~ az Greenwich y ok NJ 's~ rom masthead
p by s. several rcks yns -e together, Ts 10 70 II eei ron
~ water they we're scarcely distant from and heavy
su "a. rollins Nrthcf Ilnd rocks are marked on
the newest charts j their above posItcns.
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ITO PLANK ROAD ana RAILROAD CON
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD seven
w per cent Mortgage Bonds for sale by
WARD 4 co. No 81 Wlll-st
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the


" CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEW ORLEANS
NEw-ORLEANs. Oct. q, lS12By virtue OF the thirty
seventh section Of tie act Of the OF the State o.
Iousana entitled Act Consolidate the City of New
Orleans and provide for the and adminss
ton of It's affairs" approved the I'D OF February 1852 sai
of the fifth section Of the supplementary thereto and
providing for the incorporation of the City OF Lafayette
with the City OF NewOreans approved on the same day,
%entary TO am act TO Consolidate the City of New-orns
and provide for the government and minegenent OF It's
affairs approved March H. 1882 AMI for the purpose Ct
having the interest accrung the entire debt Of the city,
and of meeting oil obligations of the Old corporation and Of
the late Firs Second and Ihd Municipalities, aud City OF
LAFAYETTE maturing during the year 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office,
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY, 18Th Decem-
Der next 1881 at II o'clock NJ for the pgTcn - Of all or
OF THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, for the sum OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds % be
dated the FIRST OF JULY. 1859. payable in FORTY
YEARS at the office OF the Treasurer Of the city with n-
coupons attached thereto at the rate Of SIX PER
after the first January 1883 in the City Of NewYork,
the first of January and the rst of July OF each Pro-
posas be ndorsed Bids for the purchase of Bonds OF
Secretary the Board OF Commissioners OF the Consos
ed Debt of the City OF Orb ans De opened and tho
Bonds adudcaied TO the highest bidder the 18th Decem
Der, at noon, ~ aforesaid
TRIMS or PAYMENT-Cash, (or in any Of the inter-
est coupons obligations OF the old city OF the late First
Second and Third Municipalities Ci1y OF Lafayette,
turing lG) at the option of the purchaser, one fourth
the first OF January oneourh the first OF March one
fourth the May, and the remainder the first Of
July 1859 th per cent per interest from Jsnu
airy 1853 the Commissioners eseug the night 20 retain
ten per cent OF the Bonds adudcaed - guarantee for
compliance with his contract the part OF the purchaser.
The Commissioners further the right OF rejecting
Oral bids.
AID CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS, Controller
WIN II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
w. z. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Of Finance Committee Board
of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyET, Secretary.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared,

City Of R,hnonl Mitchell Soriok. y. T. MeCfeady
& Co
stps-w. d sevan Small savannah Il. Back Coz Prnce
ton kus. e, I've pool Fosi Hicks Hberna, Mon-y Liver
pol Thomas la,harison.
Bsit-Iudan Queen, Dr-nmond RIO de Janero NesH4ih
sor..
Blr-Pano'a, Vas nermuI,, Pect Church Dove b.
pii 81 Joa. y p }. Whitney Co.
s,hoouersJ Krfshnd baltimore. johns & Touden
W H. Mailer Prcc Baumotr, MALE Lord SiSon, Haskel.
Cabs Vi, Mayhes rlot CO.. l. Roy, L,srcn-r Acsanirs.
u C.. Mott Eeici
. soop-IreaerI.L B.osn. Garlner. Provlen.e
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thi iAhtllhlA N1r 4-frrircf--S hrs r p Knr l.. Z,
Stn lli BIN e, Caase. Harvlch. North Picd, Hs~ a
'eT3 'tN ii,~rfy, Mlarl- Boston brs Morton. lo
- sA' = James Eslns RIO a. Janero soght Pee
tou heion shfs 0-urcy Noay Thoas. Jsu,- Sn,r So
tufi Il 7 King le-ts Nevfors North Pacie fI~~t, Prov
CayusI. " zen. ~ 49,
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MARRIED..

n Tn..A,v Soy N s. Matthew's Cnnreb, y H. -;
ps.,d MI, . HENRY LfEBEHAU % Hi's MANI DLh'H
,laushter of samuel Byers. Eq Al Of ihi cy yt b.,
a. Masd., everrT yoy r. No 23f Wooster e. NsT =,
a. s,sTy gr JANIS LUxFORD, o. tbs city 10 A''' LUZ
n FEALE Of R,chmond, ss,o-oDp r=uAv n MILL, v Y
a. sroISTA daughter Of the hts John lsham-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
STATE, COUNTY and CITY BONDS

y $4,000 STATE of GEORGIA s per cent Coupon
New-York.
5000 STATE of MISsOURIs per cent. Coupon Bond.
= years 20 principal and interest payable in New York
slS,Oo0 CITY Of MILWAUKEE, 10 per cent. Coupon
Bonds years TO run principal ndineTest payable IN New
York.
$500 CITY Of SAN FRANCISCO 10 per cent Coupon
Bonds due In 1871.
sSooco CITY Of BURLINGTON, IOWA, per cent.
Coupon Bonds yeers to run, principal and interest paya-
bic IN New-iork.
sl5Coe CITY Of ST. LOUIS per cent Coupon Bonds.
due IN 1900 principal and interest payable in New
sooOo STATE Of CALIFORNIA per cent Coupon
bonds pnncpal and interest payable In NewYork.
$1,000 COUNTY OF ST GESEyIEVE, No, 10 por cent.
Coupon Bonds 10 years to run principal and interest psy
bic IN hew-iork
$1,000 CITY Of ST. GENEyIEVE, No, 10 per cent
Coupon Bonds 10 yeasto run, principal and interest pays
biz IN NewYork.
$1,000 DECATUR CO, Ind, per cent Coupon Bonds
s years run principal and interest payable in NewYok
and guaranteed BY Lawrenceburgh and Upper Mississippi
Railroad For sale BY Z. w. CLARKE, DODGE Co.
ko.5l Wallet corner WLliamst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
TyrCTTOR's SALE of STOCKS, &c

IL On THURSDAY the 18th of November inst, at noon,
at the Merchants Exchange SIMEON DRAPER VIII sell
at auction the following Securities by order OF the Execu
tors OF the late g @ Hq wi E sTJbcx
256 Shares the capital stock of the Hudson River kal
IS Share IN the capital stock of the NewYork and Erie
20 Shs in the capital stock of the Syracuse and oswego
Railroad Company.
AIS Shares in the capital stock of the Panama Railroad
20 Shares in the capital stock Of the Petersburg Ns)
Railroad Company COAL STOCK
SEQ Shares in the capital stock of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company. ,,,,,, co,,p.Nv
PIT Shares the capital stock OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company p,>,v srocx
245 Shares the capital stock OF the NewOreahs Canal
Bank. -, v,s.
10 Shares in the capital stock of the Mechanics Bank
50 Shar, the capital stock Of the Montreal City Bank
IS Shares in the capital stock of the Union Bank.
INSURANCE STOCK.
lea Shares in the capital stock of the Eagle FIRE nsur
ance Company.
60 shares in the capital stock OF the Washington Insur-
Is Shares in the capital stock of the Etna Insurance
Company 81, ,,..,.,.,, rn.,x
a shares In the capital stock of the Eagle Insurance
Company. ,r,np,ps
10 Shares in the capital stock OF the mon Ferry Coh'
pany. -, a, IN.
ii Shares in the capital stock OF the Newtown and Bush
wick Turnpike. ,,,.
$50 Shares the capital stock of the Astoria aud Flushing
Turnpike. go, -, go
II Shares in the capital stock of the Genham Manufac-
turing Company.
Ice Shares the capital stock the APaachcola Land
Company
20 Shares in the capital stock ofthe Phenx Manufacturing
Company
"a shares in the capital stock Of the NewOrleans Gas
Company
IS Shares the capital stock of the North American Trust
snd Banking Company
One Bond of the Pennsylvania Coal Company for $1,000
due bearing interest at per cent.
2l,C00 Bond OF the Hudson River Railroad Company
Second Mortgage.
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NvlaIers.

Arr q. Provncs,ovn 5h schs H. Williams, Joseph from Al
iantc Oceen. o. BIZ harkdsh oil
Ar AZ - by telegraph shp CHARIOT Brown
from Othot.k hl o ard aOss o% bone CID IN,
hsr 10 GrarAs. Scammouscu. a whaling cruise.
ei'e7 from Capt Witt ship Nassau Of View Beiird IRE
ceysd bv Capt Gb ship Huutel reports her IN St Law,
renee Bsy Bhenss - with 20 bb- od 100 tn.
seasou tune George Warrington Gibbs, NarehArn
about 20 btls
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financial.

Farmers BANK or HvDsoS, Oct ~ 1852
4 DIVIDEND of 4 per cent. from the
" rrots If the Last SIX months has this day been de-
car,d PAYABLE TO the Stockholders OF this Bank on and
After The 18th day of Nov neNt BY order Of the Directors
A r. HOLMES Cashier.
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OFFICE OF The FARMERS Loan AND TSusr co:
No . ExchAnge-placc, New-ioTk, Nov; 2 lSsS
AT MEETING OF the BOARD OF DE-
~ RFCTORS held this day, GEORGE 7. FIrCh was
unapi mously elected Secretary OF ths Company n,
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OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AND ONO R,LRoAp Co.
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF

i this Company have declared dividend Of per cent on
the tock of the main stem the Road payable IN the stock
of the Company aud after the 18th OF Nov next Inc
Transfer Book will be closed from the 10Th OF OCTOBER u
ia ''' - - J. l.. ATKINSON, Jr
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TRUSTEE's SALE of STOCKs.-SIME!

Il ON DRAPER will sell at Auction on WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th inst at the Merchants Exchange, at 2 O'clock
ls4 shares OF the Capital Stock of the Onion Bank Of tho
City of New York.
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T,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or-

gained under the laws OF Pennsylvania with capital
OF 81 0oOO0o propose enibarsing the manufacture Of
Railroad lTon at JohnstOun, Pennsyy The location
they have secured offers advantages superior il is confidently
believed, to any other In this country. Iron Ores semi
bitumnous Coal mestone, and nearly every article reqr-
ed for the manufacture of Iron in quaint
ties, the spot and these deposits worked aud
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other
point occupied for the manufacture Of Iron The Penn.
sylyana Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
erty and each other at the spot where the
veins thoroughly opened and which location
for Its other advantages for facility Of manufacturing and
vicinity populous borough has been selected for the
tabshment OF Railroad Iron Works and for the erection Of
other blast furnaces, In addition to those opera
ton.
The attention ofcapasts disposed TO embark in an enter
prise which offers emuneraing profit the low
prices oil Iron current before the the last mOnhs
and which promises TO be very lucrative while anything like
present rates prevail and also of Railroad Companies des
Of making gcmens Tor Iron Rails 10 be delivered
in 1853 Is called TO this enterprise
Pamphlets under the signature ofthe Practical Iron Ms
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire procure additional subscnp
tons to carry out, with safety and spirit business requr
lng large cash capital be had At the Office of the Agent
for the Provisional Company SIMEON DRAPER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

WI ROAD. from TERRI liAUrE % 81. LOUIS
Books of Subscription 10 Id capital stock Of the M~us,i
and Atsntic Railroad COMPANY organization asder -
General Rciroad Law of The safe 0 Illinois for ths coz
sur.iion OF Railroad om Tssf' hsate, lniaas 70 S.
Louis Missouri-wn b olcECd under the drect ,u A.
Msssrs. WlNSLOw, LANIl;R GO, a, their oasce' N
s. Waist, City ofNcw-lOIk Oh SATURDAY, the 6sS xT
OF November A ID. 1872 aud remain open until the s,oei
OF SAID Company shall Be subscribed
The capital sock Of sad Company Is Two Mlhonscf
Dollars OF hch -Four Hundred and Seventy rhonsad d.
lrs has lcen fahsn, leaving tle n e Ono Million Wv.
Hundred and Thirty Thousand Doas open to present sub
ne SICK Is divided into Shares Of Fiy Dollars each
Ten dosrs per share VIII b. FegTd 70 be Psd the tns
OF subscription, and TIE rcm-leef Va" probably be called
tbroagh he whole Of the year 1913
STOCK psyrii viii draw Per cent in,eres. psys-
bic LIST July ard January, IN I've City Of yioFk a6ra
the completion oil the wok "heA resg 81 cydeods vii 10
asSe fcrn he earnings II the rod trt payment Of m
Der, st will lie m-de July 1888 booSs FOR tie Aar
Of tLs stock will b opened alc resnancn; kept tho
CIV of NfwNcA unon which The stock Will Dc trsllsg.r.
able after payment Of the tist nsta.Eent
This roed Is 40 mules IN eagih o, which over lSS nils
Is straight lne On twO-'hrds OF the hne the grades
arr urSer 70 feet 90 the ME- sid The maximum srede
Ices than 20 feet Il is the list uneopeted link N ths
Sba ard baltimore the City OF St Louis IL . the mot
direct route and must be valuable road and Its sOeta
- ~ 90 two vens nd Fl vii be built under the Der.
sonsl superv SION OF us Prcsid, John Brough Esq.
MesNs. WINsLOH, LANlkR 4 Co. Will furnish maps
of the connections probes OF tn route and the prospects,
of the Company containing full particulars As 20 the organ
iratiou and prospects Of the wok upon application a, their
Office. ,,,c>, n,,,.,,,
MICHAEL q. DALI, (c,,,si..;.0o..
NATHl. MeCIRDY, ''''''''H'"
DIAN ANDREWS,
WINSLOW, LANIER Co, Agents
New-YoTk, Nov. l, 1892.
GAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE
SWATFR COMPANY BONDS. bearing interest At ten
rer cent per Interest Coupons payable in the
city. For sole by ,,,.,, ~, ,
ITO PLANK ROAD and RAILROAD CON
TRACTORS-Prpp ais will be received at the ofica
of the Paterson ana Nowlork PLANK Road Company No
So John-s New York until Saturday - NJ, Nov. - 1851
for the Grading and Masonry OF the above road The work
cousisfs OF three sections OF about i've miles each
Proposals Will be received for each section separaiely
Plans and specifications can Re seen az the above ofe
The work must completed before the 10Th day Of
May, 1883
II will be for the interest Of Contractors 10 examine this
route as the greater pant OF the work be advantageous.
ly done during the winter. Direct, Propossls"to
F. Gro FERRIS, Eug'r. H. V. BUTLER, Pres'G
New-YoIk, Nov |, l8J2
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0cpau Steamers.
STEAMERS TO .RRIvE FROM EUROPE.

Hunbold Sailed from Havre Tor New York. October ~
Cansds Ssiled from Liver pool ior Boston Oober 10
saied from Liverpool for New Yort, November
Asn ... Sailed from Liverpool Tor New iork November
Hermann from soufhsnpton for New TOk November 10
Sails from Liverpool Boston. November ~
Bsfc sails from Liverpool for New York. November H.
Furofa Sails from vcrp0o for View York Novemhrr 20
Frankn .sa from Southampton for View York November r.
Sais from Liverpool. for Boston November 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

NtsiTrsE sLsASIc----.. baY
M00s-scts.-.
Sandy Hoot pa Gov Island la Hell Gate "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
KIM LAND WARRANTS WANTED Of I

OOOtl.e Mexican War Florida War. and Wa d isiz,
for which the highest price will lie given. And also in
Patents located IN 1872 long cold for taxes a
patents located snce 1871 in Iowa Wisconsin and iinoA
Inquire Of g. 9. SHuTELDT, No. 3Nsssast, kr8 aeos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10

CAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE
SWATFR COMPANY BONDS. bearing interest At ten
rer cent per annum Interest Coupons payable IN the
cry -" BiRGoYYE 4 PLUME, No. n wans..
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-06

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS -
At a session of the Probate Court for said Coun-
ty of Ottawa holden at the office of the Judge
thereof, at Grand Haven, on Monday, the sixth
day of September in the year one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-two: Present, William Hath
away, Jr, Judge of Probate In the matter of
the estate of William Porter, deceased:
ON reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
~ of George l.. Porter, praying that he be APP
pointed administrator on said estate. Thereupon
it is ordered, that Friday the LIST day of Oc.obcr
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, be assigned
for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs
at law of said deceased, and all other persons in
terested in said estate are required to appear at
session of said Probate Court then to be holden
at the office of the Judge thereof at Grand Haven,
and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted And it
is further ordered that said petitioner, George l..
Porter, give notice to the persons interested in
said estate of the tendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof, by causing copy of this or
der to be published in the Grand River Times a
newspaper printed and circulating in the County of
Ottawa, three successive weeks previous to said
day of hearing
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr.: Judge of Probate.
A true copy. 4w 63
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-06
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the Cir
ID cult Court for the County of Ottawa, and to
me directed and delivered, against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of John G. Conroe,
Sheldon Judson, Lewis Nicholson, Nathan Judson
and Benjamin Barnette and in favor Of Lafayette
Ordway and Alden Ordway, l have levied upon the
following property, to wit; the south east fraction
al quarter of the south west quarter of section (2
twenty-three, containing twenty-five acres and
twenty one hundredths (25 20-l0O) ofan acre, and
the south west fractional quarter of the south
west quarter of section twentythree (23) together
with the saw mill thereon, all in town ten north of
range seventeen west in the town of Muskegon
county of Ottawa and State of Michigan, which |
shall expose for sale at public auction, as the law
directs, to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village of Grand Haven, that being the place
of holding the Circuit Courts of said county, on
L thursday the 30th day of September next at one
o'clock p. M. Dated Grand Haven, Aug. 9th 1852.
ASA A. SCoTT, Sheriff of Ottawa Co. Mich. [7w59 |
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-06

How TO MEET RIDIcULE.-In the early stage
of the temperance reform many good man
venturing on total abstinence, quailed before
the power Of rdcue; and even now, amid all
the triumphs of the cause, many a temperance
hero trembles in presence of the wit and satir-
ist Cruikshank tells us how he finally was
able to meet it and put it to shame. People"
says he, would sometimes say to me in Lon.
don, We'll, George, how goes temperance g"
| would answer, "Pretty well how goes in
temperance? never got an answer but TO
relieve the embarrassment of the jester, would
continue: Have you heard of any horrid
murders or sucidesv An acquaintance of mine
once tried to make water butt of me before a
large company. replied, well, say, have
you been an accomplce in murder? such a
one was drinking till late hour last night in
poor company; on going home he fell from his
staircase window and broke his neck heard
no more joking upon that"