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LATER FROM HAVANA.

The United States steamer Fulton arrived al the wash
nson Navy Yard Wednesday, il five days from Havana
bringing dispatches for Government These dispatches
surmsed officially appc Government of the settle
nent Of the difficulties recently existing rentve TO the
steamer Crescent City and Mr. Smith. An officer OF the
Fulton has furnished the editors OF the National Intelligent
Ger with the following list of ofwar vcsselS now in
The port of Havana:
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MARRIED..

MARRIED b. The RsT. VIM Ward The Episcopal Church at
raELaa Nov. 25f, NJ. IERI LIZ ELL, Miss FANNY l. .
iamnh:er OF X. l.. pi.s-al! Of Richmond county =
WIZ. and Tappahan.oc ca zette ne,ss en-
py.
MAEREo, Locus; Hill by E,r Newton Short, on be
s0h nov: Nh OTEAi POLLARD. 10 Miss NARY ELIZA
y'unse Laughter Elder Dudley Atkinson ali Of King William
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
We learn that the nomna lion Of Edward Everett ESQ., as
Secretary Of State yesterday communicated TO tho Sen
and that the nomination unanimously confirmed,
the instance OF distinguished gentlemen OF both parties
without the usual formay OF days delay and reference
to Committed Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

The widow OF the late John Winston Jones Eeq, of
Chesterfield county, buried Tuesday last, in that
county This affecting viii for the absence
of Mr. Alexander JONES' from hs in the House Of Dele
gates, during the presen, week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

T. I n
At pubic meeting held at the Court House in King
George County Thursday, 81 December 1882 (hat be-
ing Court day. no Arnold called to the chair and Ge"
r. Robinson appointed secretary; wnereup"n, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
|. Resolved, That unite viii, the citizens OF Port
Royal in their petition to the Legislature, TO establish
Branch Bank or al independent Bank at that place.
2. Resolved, That Edward r. rayloe, w. r. Mason Geo.
Tanner Robert Wallace md James Arnold are hereby ap
pointed committee attend the sitting of the Legislature,
and urge heir granting this petition.
g. Resolved, That the Richmond and Fredericksburg pa
pers be requested 10 publish these proceedings.
JOHN ARNOLD, Chairman.
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The other members Of the Committee being absent
RrsoI rTIoNs or THE CONVENTION.

Resolved That the lime has arrived wien Virginia if she
would retrieve her declining :nn"s ana save he!se from
the burG of perpetual tax5t"n mast boldly, Will conf
denc, in her own energies and with hI determine fnn,
proper Stale PRIDE not TO c thrust aside
by and Cntersing States resolve contend
for her legitimate share OF The trade Of the great valleys Of
the Ohio and the Mississippi.
2 Tha, in The opinion o his convention, the burden Of
to xation, seus.y felt by the people Of this Common
wealth, only be thrown oil by the completion 81 works
Of internal improvement, in which the State has already
made large investments and BY promptly farming advan-
ageous connections wiki The channels Of cu,erce and the
huroughiarcs Of travel in other States.
g. That in view OF the rail road connexions being
formed in Ohio Kentucky, North Carolina and Tennessee
the interests OF Virginia in hc7 work. Of internal ir
proyenen, impcriousy demand that she shall an carly
day, complete the Virginia and Tennessee ai ToJd
Tennessee line, and BY rail read connected with her inn
pruven!cnis already commenced, unite the OF the
Ohio with those Of The Chesapeake
L. That in tie opaon az this convention the State should
adopt the policy OF lending money 10 the various internal
improvement companies having unfinished works OF the
first Importance for their completion. said companies to he
money loaned in the manner prescribed by
suton in respect 10 the State debt and 10 give mortgages
their respective works for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF principle and interest as aforesaid
s. That aid upon the foregoing rln should c granted
the James River and kanwha company for The completion
OF the canal point Coyingtor (or Clifton
feet from such point 10 the Ohio rvc the Genital rail-
road company for the completion Of heir road 10 Coyug0n
Clifton Forgc 10 the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
company for the completion OF their road the Tennessee
line and construct branch the line Of the road from
COvnglon 10 the Ohio; TO the Dnnvc the Southsde the
Mnnass1 Cap and the Orange Alexandria companies,
for the completion Of their respective works.
6. That the Virginia and Tennessee company should have
the privilege of running their freight the Co"ing
ton and Ohio road and that there should be dscmlna-
ton BY The James River and kanawha company in respect
10 charges freight and travel passing their road 10 "
from her the piralna and Tennessee road the fs!
MIA Ccn.ral road.
I. That il be recommended the General Assembly SO
amed The charter Of the Norfolk Petersburg railroad
company authorize the Board Of public works 10 SUB
scri he f,r fhrre-f lf air mir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

THE PUBLIC LANDS.
TIE Commissioner OF the General Land Office has given
In regard the OF public landa necessa-
~ to meet the demands OF Benefits bill ii passed, and
other issues
GENERAL LAND OFFICE August "a, lSo2
SIR: In 10 your inquiries, have the honor 10
Tina, tho scrin nroposed be by House Acres
Bill No. $50 will embracc about 5S,3U00O0
In ne IuIS'' II is Estimated - '' 44sU,54O
'" .,ro usou, ''''''' : . ''' 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14
GEO. H ROBINSON, Secretary.
For he Ennnirsr.


tors of The "Pough the LOOM and Anvil at the time nd
Gated its date As they have refused the requested publ
cation and have chosen, instead give version of their
ask of YOU the insertion in your paper +. r.
Ito The Edi,1so the Plough the Loom and the Anvil
MARLgouRSE. Va, Oct. 2nd, 1852.
Centlemcn 1t very lately that first heard OF your
editorial article in yuur August No., in which you quote
from and commend hc excellent address of the newly cleo
Ted President Of the State Agricutua Society" of Virgil
MIA As have the honor occupy the position TO which
you awarded the authorship of the address referred to- beg
mistake into which have fallen
and which correction is required act OF justice TO the
author Of The address, 10 myself and 10 the State Agr
cultural Society," whose object both striving TO pro-
mote.
In tic first place. have claim TO the authorship
the writing of which line merit is due my FRIEND Frank
G. Rufn ESQ., who chairman of the committee charged
with the preparation Of an address from the Society the
people of Virginia. Next, The principal basis of the cs
and argument (Which you quote for especial
meri1on and the deductions the!crun servn.
pare Northern with Virginia agriculture not deemed
sound by the Sociey-and therefore, Notwithstanding the
other great and lodged merits Of the writing The
high respect for its autur not finally adopted by the
State SocetYard OF course tile Society is responsible
for The publication FOR views which it had thus refused
assume.
1t dsagrccabc necessity, under which am placed BY
your mistake to have oier this correction But could
not do Otherwise without oppropaIng myself the merit
Of authorship and your applause which due another;
and also, by silence, authorizing the ascrption
of reasoning and conclusions which entirely op-
posed. Respectfully EDMUND RUFF1N.
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For III. Enquirer.

FOR me Enquirer.
GUAGE OF TIE COvINGToN AND OHIO ROAD
RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNION CONVENTION.
Gent een:- i find in yonr paper OF the 9th inst,
material in The resolutions reported been adopt
rd nj the "Union Convention"
Ii is hs-e stated that Rail Road recommended to be
constructed from Clifton Forge Covingion the Ohio
River rha guage of tee that being the guaoc the
Virginia and lenntsse Road and Is further stated ha
the Virginia and Tennessee COMPANY should have the pr
riege Of cunning their freight the Coyington and
OhiJ kc@d."
Now tr fac, IL that the Convention appointed commit
tee 10 report business which committee recommended the
five fec, guuee for the Coyington and Ohio Road; and also
that the Virginia and Tennessee Company should the
privilege OF running il; bat the Convention refused
sustain The recommendation of the committee. And after
very iG! discussion oil the merits OF these propositions
with very great, if not with entire unanimy both were
stricken out
think is important that the public should know moi only
that The five feel euaee &c, not recommended by the
Convention but further that il proposed TO annex these
conditions The buiins or Covineton and Ohio road
iha, the pGuoscH mat Nth no Earor being rejected
,cah great unaninity. A MEMaER THE CoSvrsTioS
December 10, 1852
PHILADELPHIA, Dec lU.-The steamer CITY of Pitts
burg destvyed BY fire. lately Valparaiso The vessel
and cargo was insured for $4,000.
The uss by the FIRE in Sacramento is estimated al ten
millions of dollars Nne-tenlhs of the inhabitants are
houserss.
Forty blocks of buildings destroyed
In San Francisco thirty houses burnt down and al
MarysHie about TWO hundred houses destroyed
The State elections in California had resulted in choice
OF democrats and wings the Senate and Al democrats
10 ~ wings ia the House Three districts remain 10 be
heard from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

Or. Whttcn OF Hancock Georgia. received Silver
Cup for the best long staple Upland Cotton exhibited at
the late Fair Of the South Carolina Institute Charleston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

WAsHIworoS, Dec. 9.-ln the Supreme Court yesterday
the deaths of H. Cay D. Webster Judge Mckinley and
John Sergeant were appropriately announced with euogies
their characters and services TO the country and the Gus
ionlcIY resolutions missed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
COLUMBIA, Dec. 9.-Thc Senate has rejected The Blue
Ridge Railroad Report The House Of Representatives has
ye decided.
j L. Manning, Esq, has bten elected GoTernoE, and J.
H. rby Lieut., Governor OF the State Dir Llwtons
withdrawn as candidate for Lieut. Governor. M
Manning obtained l26 The Inauguration viii ;aSr
oac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

CLAY, WEBSTER AND CALHOUN OBSEQulEs.
New ORLEASR Dec. 9.Busincss has been generally sus
pended here Today mark OF respect TO he memory OF
the mighty trio Of departed Americana stacsmen-Cay Cal
houn and Webster An immense funeral procession took
place. the largest witnessed in this city Fully $4,000
persons were on the Streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

THE QUESTION SErrLED.-An animated discus
sion has been carried on in of family way by the
Wing press whether the recent election Knocked out
tho last spark of vitality from the Wing party one section
contending Whig principles went out with the late
Gen Scott while the other maintains that they still remain
in nfnesiml But the question was finally adJudl-
Gated on Thursday last BY the wonderful genius who pre-
sides over wonderful columns oil that wonderful Sheet
the Jersey City Sentinel Hear him
THE WIG PARTY.
Perhaps the Wing parry don't exist; but lis principles arc
there The Wing party may hare been scattered iato the Oh.
iiron of ages encased in abyrinhs Of calcudbc time
bur while tier. who :rolce under the blessings OF
liberty while there is country governed by republican in
sutions principles which they have supported will re-
main undmnshed in vauc!he greatest exhibition OF the
power which raised nation from dependency 10 lofty
stand among the nations Perhaps the Wing party don't
exist but Washington Clay and Webster, lis great support.
and defenders er will continue 10 do so TO the end
OF time.
Spirits of "Spua Rappers, hide your diminished heads
away down in the scacred obiron of ages ecdsed in Ia
byrynhs Of ncoicuable time!"' Comment is unneces
sary, if not Impossible.
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lot $40 54O


The average of land disposed of for the last ten
years ABOUT 4l4l 900 annum consequently at
that would take about twenty six years TO absorb the
whole amount OF scrip above mentioned.
The Virginia Revolutionary Military Land Warrants will
now replaced by The department is now en-
gagged in their examination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-14

THE POPULAR VOrE.-Ihe whole na:aber Of votes
presidential! election about 1900 000-
Gen. Perces pluraity Scott is about 100000 and
his majority over Scot. and Hale is between 80 900
10000. His plurality in the New England States is about
10000 in the other free States about l5oo0 and in the
slave States exclusive Of South Caosina) about - Co.,
.Ne,c Hampshire Patriot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
Wall Gleaninss.

~ A bloody ARRAY, accompanied oy loss
Of s occurred ?, Lancaster, n.y., on the l3lh inst.
A correspondent thus narrStes tho circumstances
Las, evening abou, S oclack, Russell Hill, Isaiah
Hill, fIscerick Hil and two o. three boys, sens 0,
isAah ard Frederick, were returning home Tata
,oa Teseersvills, accompanied by Or y. nlu'
~" az The party got opposite 70 a tooacco nSase,
macn had been fortified GA scoH's forH sugar ga
Vistk, lhey were fred upon, and Russell Ill ieli'
aofisls wounded. His Ose,hefs anc nephews nsss,
ned 10 his assistance The hre from the house s'ii
ncits'iae, he remarked, "Nou can Go me no sooa,
@ys ;usy have killed me Go the best you eal, anu
upfed The His Their CHI ,rsed upon the house,
0d isaiah Hill was killt6 Jus. as he was getting
~nutae tnce. The door Of the house Vas Ioieeo ~
sSe ntnsining Hills, aud tue nshs conunueu wttn
Ssesss,ms and DO ale knives. John sellers was snos
Gsse OF Isaiah hil, az on IA years o! sse,I anu
~ tac expired, after HAVING received hNe olneI
sssonsh'oosh she head. William Crisman was sho'
CNessne bow, when ,tse act OF staooinS tfe1ei-
"a tritw with bo~se kni'e Cdsmae oieo' htsans
" &Ledy ere plk;ol sDo, and hity-shiss ~S'hus
,,n,,S safe. olaa bs tae nime OF ArsIs.S go
soo'ef 0y the maze % SSnusl Sellers toisne h,uso
y,aar' were slightly wouneed Two OF tne 10Y
suai'l were wounded with fihe sho.s, anu Vhe u
IVA mere boy, lies in critical conduioa.
tr' On the I2ta inst, a short distance
son Caieaso, N. a nun icane swsp. over Ddnuk-
Ses csoye, consnipe lis rsvsges 10 narrow TRACK
"s'h csssroyed several houses and oarss, ''oss'
~ess' dc, and killed several sassp lie mr.. D!a,A-
hosss eighteen persons were asssmo'e''
- sind of faulty meeting four OF MS ma'iioa
s4eisr with ihelr families haviag arrived on y usn
.' Gay. Suddenly, AID Without psemonisoh, suo
s's Wa hled stversl fee, from Tvs fouGoaaoa'
~ verrshed So its fall. Mrs. DuncSlee was
-'.aay killed.. A son in.laS had his foot brokers'
go ssaloGsiy isgaSsd IN his back. Tas rsaIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
BOWMAN. GRINNELL a. Co NJ
/ NiTED STATES and PACIFIC

- NAIL 81 EAmSHlP COMPANIES DAY Tau
Lse Tor anurna and oregon.-kXTRA -rarough Ties
cts Row iof sale The superior double ergias
ILLINOIS, aao tans, H. J. Haraens, y. & n Cen
msIGe, beng row ready for seives vii leave for NAVY
pTecissy, ron Der PER foot Of wsrsE-s h. 70
Etcf with the GOLDEN GATE 800 turs. Lieut. Ps,tsr
SOB, U g. N c. mmalder. which steamer is ordered "a
remain a. Panama. 10 be in readiness immstia,ss
srrvH ci the psezeerv At that point, and sail direct
for San ffslcisco without sny DELAY
Tbs accehmodstens Of these stesmshps as Hrsus
passed, snd they have proved be the fastest
lsubchec-tne Illinois having made the passage ro New
foit TO the IL hnus In days and fourteen eons and
the Golden Gate from Panama San Frxacsco IN ssvsk
esys and eighteen heurs
The PaDsna Railroad is done and the ruauins
IL ri bun few miles Of Gorsona at the head Of river
esOE AID VIII withOu doubt De esd TO that point
BY the 16h April which viii enable the passengers e.
feet Their usast FUN ship to saip in from ~ 10 D hour
Patsereefe gong forward by these vessels II copd
DENLY expected, VIII reach San Francisco within 81 days
from the dste Of leaving New York
Eary application viii be Necessary to sscure passage
fr which apply at the Office Of the Companies No. III
Wet st.. corner Of Warren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
Y The MARYLAND House Of Delerates

2 The Maryland House Of Delegates
filled the blank In the exemption with the SIM Of
only elOo, Is the amount Of a debtors property
which shall not be liable to execution.
e A "Tree Society" is about being
formed in East Boston, for the purpose of rapidly
stuccDs the principal pubic avenues on the Island
with ornamental trees.
u Alabama produces 6,400 bales of cot
ton more than any other State Mississippi produces
more than any other except Alabama.
u Hon. James Burt, a patriot of the
Revolution, died on the 18th inst. at Waservliet,
n. Y, aged 90.
e MIR. Hawthorne has recently pur-
chased an estate in Concord, where he proposes to
Teslce hereafter.
- The Sth of April has been set apart
ty Gov Boutwell, of Mass, as day of public fast
ing, humiliation and prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

~ iAs spphcai~s f,As Mayer. Alderman and Cs.1ss-
OF S - fsSsa ss sA:, e ne s.ssss
sss1. N Tie CT, u New rsEk. The sshscrssrs. Con-
IsS nsss., asl, as.sas.S ), rss sfsA. sspssns css
g,s sa'ios. parsa.si - the rssagspsns Of az Aos ~
nilet an Act to sssaa Ac; susss Act 10 reduce
s.sssiaws relating pslicuzrly 70 the City Of New ysst
use sas Aes. p.sses Apu iss- sassst Apri o. Isis
cs@.sss'. n d. sSs,. matter s.sisssas u. ssn..
st,hs e~ssls II Tie isss s:ssssse The a.nsss Of sssA
s.issi VITA sscA mas. sss the snsaat Of
sssss, O ~, as az, s ?, sssss .ss as =. he sss's
S.ass One. s.': s.'s
there to remsr Fer q least nxy dsys before The
Conrrs.'onsn nass nsI ssosr e the s.ss ssprspe
requirements o. the scs emitted Acs y amend A
and raves IN "a. Cry and Cossy fNswYori AID sorssl
purposes passed Nay IA ssa passed MAY isd. 70 ne
Improved 81 ssmsovsa lands Affected thereby, TIA. sA
as,s oomps,ed ths Estimate asd Assessss and "a
= . as :'' MOSES 10 is;s Z .!s s
sssstss E. Ne IS srssSss, 4: s cy New New
fork ~thin dirty days from the cate q As scsce AID
ss.i 70 SAY All the oss psess o. earsss land IN he
Ctr of New Yorh, esscnesd and bounded followst y
isss-.y: on tie s.s. ~ sss ssslsriy IN .as a. ssis
q il.A-s,: On sss sors. ), q. las d sAs center
South By the se Of Of the bock between sst-
o. and 5 81 And also all the lots gecss OF parcels q
LAID situate lying and being ssd Ctr. icsriest and
bounded ollows. TO On the By the westerly
lse OF sde ofiithav on the ws BY the sssfery line
side Of 1k sv sai By the iise of high
the Hudson RIVER; ~ the north, b. the line Of the
center Of tAs block bs.wssn sss.s and ,sdst. aaS
between 5is,-a and soth-s. Asd The said Commas
sioaer, furthm rye ae,ics. thai As1 report N he
above entitled nstter w be made and presented to the
Supreme Court OF the Slate Of ks~-Terk. Al SPECIAL
Tern Of the said Court TO be hsd 1t the City Hail % The
A. M Safur h fxv AZ Marek-
ie the opening Of the Coars that DAY. scoq
thereafter Counsel Be heard ard Aas thea aD1
psssa Nsw-yoik Jan. G 1854
MoSEs MAYNARD, JR..
JAMES g. SANFORD, fConn'ss,ozsy
wILWAM s. GREGORyt
HxsRv pAvtss. Attorney. lNtAD
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
[Frsm our C@Esspondeats.l

NEWPORT. March a3-Arr. SCAR Dsu. Phillips. Tasn-
ton for New. York; Ellen Rcdman Rhodes New Bedford
for New. York Avn smpe, Beck FairhAven for do Hen
~ Clay, Nye New Bedford Tor do; Paurgsset Band,
Fsrhssen for do; Amazon Pack ard Sandwich Tor do G.
Hale Gnkey, Lypchburg for do; Lucy Blake. Thomas,
heck land for do Coral Staples Co. for do D. Bsbson.
Kelley, do for do Denmark, HOgas do for do; Emily,
Wiley, Boston for do; onshtal. pecsham; Portland for
Norfolk October. Dser, Boston for NewIork Frazer,
wilson Bangor for do Bengal. Caste Rockand for do
jenny Lind Manchester Rockland for Esv.YOrk Levi,
Swift Go for do Tyrene. Trout. Boston Tor Virginia
eader Barter Camden for No. folk sloop RsaTy CAssof
Car, New York FOR Providence; kasrport Robbins, -,
icr New. York.
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INDEPENDENT LINE for CALI

n FOKNIA.-OppcsFi0n % Monopoly, With cheap faiss
gssd fare and great speed Tbs and splendid
BROTHER JONATHAN, lsoo tans. the fssssd the
route with supenor accommodations for 100 passengers
will sail for Chagres and Sat Juan FRIDAY March
IS, at r NJ, from Pier No n a
New arrsng enents have been made with the Iniepes
dent Steamers the Pacific. which viii prevent the
sbility Of any delay the Isthmus
The Boob open for tho sale Of limited s,mhss
Of Through Tickets properly guaranteed and reduced
Apply TO the subscriber the ony authorized Agsr'
for the Brother Jonathan
r. MILLS No. 81 Cortland ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
umpire CITY LINE-For San Fran

~ cisco, via Chsgr:s. dnec. Ths new and spleacii
double engire o esmship SIERRA NEVADA, (ls00 tuss
burdep) J D. Wilson Commander formerly at the E@-
pre CRY viii leave for Chsgies, duecT ON TUESD AY
pril so at ocieck from her dock. pier No serih
River Tins steiner bias accom- modatoas for Cabin AID
Seeraee passengers superior 10 ship IN the trade An
erlsi1esd suseon attached TO the ship FIR freight
passage, apply TO J. HOWARD & SON Agents,
No 81 aroid sav.
The SIERRA NEVADA will sail issin on THURS
Day May 20. connecting at Panama with the seam'hip
New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25

SUPREME COURT-In the matter o
Sus application Of the Mayor. Aldermen AID Common
sky r 'si c co sT ST." o% ;,a AZ to sh
OF New. York. The subscribers, COMMISSIONER OF E4-
appointed BY rais o. the supreme Con Eys notice par
susnt 10 the IsGulIemsn. q az se Of tbs Lssss o.
smspd an ac, spttlsd TO rsdscs several laws re-
lsns particularly To the Ctr Of New York ato ese .ss
It. &C, d he fs,msts and A,ss..nsni Of the
The above matter containing the names q tbs c~s-
srs he lets assessed tbs numbers Of sueh loss ~ they
srpssr the maps Of the Conmsioners ,oss,hst WITH
dan sss benefit, AID sI.e al the adds,s sstaa.ss.
and other documents which we're used the
Street Cog sis,ionsls Ones 81 the CITY aud County 81
New York, Tor the inspection Of whomsosvsr maj COZ
ssd CommissolsIs make then report to the sad s.-
pene Coaft al the time and ace hereinafter msationsd
AIa sss ,sc ~ ~ ,Ss a.. s%.sS
an Act entitled Act IN relation 90 he colecloh o. A.
sS% 1sl oss ssq ' passed Ms
T. ls TO The owIe or owners occupant o. scciPsrso
thsrsby that thsY 6sys Their Estimate aud AZ
sssHsp AID ths al ps,ssns whsss Interests are sfsc'sd
thereby and he opposed u the are rsgasst
cd 20 present tbsu objections in writing e. Henry Beck
man L,q tss cs.rasn q ne ,sa c.nmi'; 70 "a: a.
Hall in the Cry Of New York, within thirty DAYS froa
the date Of this notice and that the limits snbrscsd
al that piece or parcel OF issd described and eoa,snss
follow. thai IS 70 "y al that part o. s,Iy 's.,sa e..
tain other piece psfrel Of land bounded on me ~sN
the sastsIy Of Eighth tns east by the westerly
lns or Of fifth the north By the ns ~ the esl-
ter sfths block btween sIty second It sad Sir third
II the Of the center Of the block be-
tween SIXTY second a. ard SIXTY hs ST. excepting there
fom ali those paris 81 avenues Dterscns the
aid STty second st. Ard the said Go amssicssr, Dc
natter viii be ads and presented 20 he sspssns Cour
OF ,bs State of New Y1k. At sescal term o. ,hs s.e
Court to Re held ii ths CT, Hall Of Cy Of New YORK.
on sstuay the f7d dsI Of MAY 1854 ~ the opening VI the
CONT on that dsy thereafter ~ counsel css %
heard and that snsn and there motion WI es sds sh.s
said report be cons med Dated Nav York March 8.
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Henry DAWES, AttoTney. ms t1my