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hereby vsn to the owner or owLers oeaupsns or 90;
nds thereby that the following have
besn completed the and lodged in tho os
sens nterested regulating and paving Ninth ave.
1sAesd BY assessment include ali several houses
md lots Of ground pieces and parcels Of land
4uAted both sides OF Ninth from Forty
- hun dred feet north of Forty nh street, the
north side Of Fortyhrd and both sides OF Ferty fourth
end Forty hh sree1 eaetery half 10 the Eighth and
half way to thu Tenth avenue All ersons whose
Whc are opposed to the either Of them,
quested to pree"t their ohcctns in ting TO the
aeetgnes, 1t their ooe, Ne. Hall of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, yAssessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Dc partmc nt, Dec
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EORPOR ALTON NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
supants al houses lots, improved unimproved
aas Affected thereby that following have
81 she Bureau of examination by all
htsrested :-Fer building sewern Orange street.
point hundred feet North of Walker street
a6eat eighty feet south Of Grand street Tho limits
and lots Of ground ot pieces and Of land
situated both sides Of Orange street, from hundred
eesA north Of Walker street point feet
ssath Of Grand street. All persons whose ntere A
eestsd by the above named and who op-
Dsssd the same either Of them requested pre-
nb their ebjec In writing TO the under ned their
ssss sHTSEL H spGi TSTf
ISAAC WN. SMITH.
Once BuYeau Of Assessments, Street Department Dec.
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ES1ARIbrx 8: cSIL Iffkks co.. - wan s.rssA II. T.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool
8. q RObERTs CO., Is KINGS Arms Yard, LeaAea.
JOHN MUNROE co., 8 Rue Notrs DANE dss
GEO. b. DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will NOT b accountable for go
silver. bullion, specie jswslry precious ssnss METALS
unless bills Of laainG signed therefor and The value
Aharaof tharAn axnraaaad.
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VANpERBlLT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, 0 Nm,

VANDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, ONLY
line giving tiotets f-r crossing the Isthmus.The
will leave from pier No. N. r. At O'clock NJ preose
~ on Wednesday January sh connecting with he Paca,
steamer Nicaragua transit having twelve
miles q land transportation. These uasur
passed in their and ventilation For in
formation psssass apply only to D. d. ALLEN agsns
BAttery place. stairs Tho pablo cautioned
tn. hired lines. None
ara mi ed fort IA In
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owners, occupant or o.
oupants Of all houses and improved unimpros ed
Ad Affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed the Assessors and lodged In tho
sfes Of the Bureau OF ssessraen examination by all
Dsrsons interested, yisFor setting curb and guttcr
1hird and Fourth The limits oobraoed BY such
assessment include ell the several houses and lots Of
Beth des Eighty hth street. between rhid and Fourth
avenues All persons whose interests affected the
above and who opposed to the sIme
either the requested to present their Objections
RseoIds within th from date " tns notice.
eAMULL II. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessmente Street Department. Dec.
n
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CTEAM BETWREN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
p Ihs Glss9ow and New York stssmship compsnys nsw
Craig, commander will sail from Glssgow the 18th Of
December and will leave New York for 0lasg Sasur
day January 49, IL o'clock NJ Fir cabin (sAocn
state rooms) $780, do do mids Up do s75 second caba.
!. NcSYMON, IS Broadway
EoR LIvERPoOL.-UNITID STATES NAIL sTRAn-
e. ship ARCTIC Captain Jss g. LSos.-rhis s.esIship
Saturday Dec 25h ~ IL o'clock NJ from her bersh 40 foot
Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for Fer freight
passage having uhcquaed for esgapo
comfort, apply to -
Passengers requested TO beard ~ A. N. The
steamshp atlantic will succeed the Arctic and ' Jan.
yyACEETs TO HAvRE-sECOHD LIN s--faR foIr
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0OnsuRAzzOn HUrlOns.
To- e &:
Board 4 Assistsst AdsEnsn for c:ws. !. ness street
5. .s:,: -; s:,i.s ': @
present ne writing sas eoa:raes eisrk 81 Nils
Ones :. q '',''' D'''. sIoao o r.:a.n
nEPARrxENr OF REPAIRS AND sgpPLIEs.p!o.
vii y 4. sS
e H.Rsrs ,.a sSppli:; Ne New CITY Hs until Thurs,
siS sss: VIII
:ss: =: 'ssS:
g os
EsimAt be With the q the or
q .s
s &: q e. q. Of the
Conmissisnsr Of Repairs and Supplies.
CrREIr DEPARTHENr. NO HALL OF RHCoRDs.
Public notice 10 hereby sysn that the following petit
:: .s q @
street. Il rs.ds ssl ssssss nom Third sy.nus
!; AZ ': ::s::
ana
sss
S::... s''''; Z
CORPORATION NoTToH.-PUBLI0 NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has been presented In the
:sss: Is. T:Ssss s.s!:ss person:
IN The .So,S and nay as.sss :r;
Clerk ~ this ONCE on or sifSrs pEaN President
Croton Aqueduct Department, Dec a. 1852.
CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby siysn TO the owner or owners. occupant Or
s;;R sss I'll
:Hs ds ss .as u y
Broadway .ad Eighth All whose int rests
The 81 her Of them requisite
o fEssa ] ds shi Ss
date of this notice.
s SAAssH ! E! y nSSSi Assessors.
ONCE Bureau Of sssSents Street Department Dec 2
CORPORATION NorIcE.-PuBLIc NOTICE Is
hereby q en- to the o~per OF Or oo
lands the folio wing
's ass ss'
aid hi ns s limits
BY such Dent include all the several and
is 1
s All are to
other q them requested present their
R sss hs sss ct e. a.. e. ss
notice. SAMUEL n. DE MOTT. J
i EaAsc1 Wi EI saIa 4, Asses ''r''
.. oss Bureau Street Departn ens D'c
CORPORATION, NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby yen to the owner or occupant or
lands hsreSy that the following smoss have
ss1 e. s ssa a. sa sy HI
parsons 'isrSr setting and gutter
from Cortandt alley Elm The mits embraced
by rueh assessment include all the several and
Of gcund vacant lots pieces and parcels land situated
the eastey side of Franz lin between Elm
and Cortandt alley All persons whose interests
cd by the above ramed and who
TO the same or etaer Of Them requested to present
within ssry sss h
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS MIC aOLsON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assenments Street Department., Dsc.
CORPORATION NoTICE-PU BLICNOT IS HERE
BY given tothe owner occupant osns
q all houses and lots uuimprovd lands
Bureau OK amin by all ps rooms
to also setting curb gutter
and fssrins the sidewalks thereof The limits embraced
& q
on the nrss side q thirty :iats 20 on Il
sss q Thirty sshth
sysseond ssrss :.ssrT way 70 shs NINTH and vast
ery hal. way to the Eleventh avenue All persons whose
who opposed TO the either Of them request
% Pr sent ths. % In writing te the
from the date Of thi. 2. tee; =, ~ s,,,.,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, {Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Dec.
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LISTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
connecting with the Pacific Maj! steamship 20 mpany-
Only Through United StascG mail line for California And
Oregon, via Havana for Aspnwsll aud pana spens
did nav and double engine Unted states nail steamship
mander, oil sail MONDAY, December Nsh, at o'clock
NJ precisely roE pier 1t foot Of Warren street, North
river
RATES OF FARE TO AsPISwALL:
LAdtes saloon, state room. SOS
Lower att and forw ard saloon, state IS
Second cabin stsndeos. IS
will DO landed at the railroad wharf 81 Aspin-
vall free Transit Of the sthmu, as the passengers
Persons securing through passage BY the United
States mail steamers New have preference Of
odaton board the Pao DO mail Rates
Of fare from San Francisco the
terms For freight or pass age, apply 10
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the offos of the companies,
III West street, corner Of Warren New York
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A sPEEEDY ArD cERTAIE cunE yoR NEUsAIr

A SPEEDY ArD cERrAis CURE voR NEURAL
rheumssism in the head sure prsvensvs Of soavs
sisn: Or any s.hsr 90 ap.is., ch1
being sacoess'piy Aam,rw srsS in tina form ofs
An smnsns German In - s.s. ~
vsssse msdionss Of Shoh a. reads Il sns nsSSsos are
q 1sss S' sale. ass.s nsd ass.s'
t rsoomsnas" ~ ens o. ne most s
M as ssss ssR.
Issi and saaasss pssas.sss ars Pssisnsss WhS, 3
sssss n 81 @'sss',d ssslsss
period b. Immediately rssOrnips receive isss
is.TI.ss.I Z. ss;-.., ssr. ms. -: composites
as, produce tie most sssis
fsessry results. a. HsAvsLIon. N. D.,
:.i. >, IN. ,'' S S.ssi .s:.
male liberal scn;r.e ), S.as s.'' ''
yTHR MARRIED woxASs pxIvATn nRpIcAy
cs%gsnion-By D.. a n n.ariss.a, ProfssssF q Dac
many anee.onste Vie aud psoprsry dnssiNss % ne
sis: ss;s s%;, ' ssss I:
sssss which SsS Be- 70
Here Alec every female sis abe mcshsr-ths ssf
Of years IN whom nature contemplate an %possssf
- %c: ;ss q e:
every eonpisint 70 which or 80. I, 10 50 oj.e.
:. ~x.... D.srss. Nay i. u.s.
Nv Dear sir-Sy wife has sssa psrssps:::y ..l.s 10
some three years Or more In ksr srsas -
connnemont-cyery successive and dehiIt
tetins and proesrsting her. putting her m imminsRA
sId ~, vh,h .ss 81 she LIST eoe.ss ssscarsA
myself 70 meet .hs yor,s A. sh an. sow sIest
soms matters rsachns ny o.s. 9? is receipt aaa Pssus
%s and she joy ts pssrs @P.rsss 70 my VIE. en lsa
,s%Sssy u opened erysesc. 70 me which ssls sen.
have P,sssd over nv hsaa y I'll hnsl " WIS
.S.-s:.. ..'s 1--WE --.n grave, sad nv ehn~.- s>
Itis Of course imprscsoasis ssnvsy moro fany We
serious ubjsct frosted Of they sstlv
intended for me married, sboss mar.
rage. FOR sale ~ No St2 Broadway No 2As1sg aouss
and ~ tho pubshing once No iR Liberty sSrsst mn
York Little Co., Slbany joseph Tue. or Ms1ale ~.
Peterson, No. p6 Chesnus street,. Philalepkaa ~
the reeepA OF 81 win be sraasmitted ~ nsh ~
Of POSTAGE 70 spy rar Of Usiscd Statss 1 i&xsS
must ue aAdrssssd rost psid. 70 DR. a n MAUnx6KE
enoe Ia Liberty street, \. r.. o. Sss La New YsSS POI
ofice.
oontsnts the book ~ be 10 ~ardsl 70 ANY Nv ~ 49,
emas wbe may dssrs 10 free Of 70 asy -
United States b. addressing asovs :
MEDICAL ADvIslR AND MARRIz0l oVD1-1
sve cents copy. free Of pcsseSe. Sold ~ ssrinass
Mrd, IN, e. Harrict t22x Breadvsy and by ~ ssSS5
aa.msna ply ;o.s ard lsmse., q kssis sssssA ssSa
IRON twelve n. 10 sisht p. r.
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CORPORATION NoTICR.-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
" hereby given 70 tAs ewnsr Or owners OF 90
sd affected thereby that the following have
Ssen completed BY the and In she ocs
ssas intsrested rsaasgng and setting new curb
cutter westerly side Canal street, between
VssSD ston and Green The limits embraced
Il suoh include all the several houses and lots
greund pieoes and parcels Of situated
S westerly Of Canal street. street Mes 2 AS 40 Al
- and I'll All whose interests are Anectsd BY the
q sthsr then their
& vritinG under signed 81 their ohce, NO. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Uec
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby to the occupant or 90
supants all and lots improved unimproved
hands, adeoted thereby that the following assessments
been completed the and lodged in the
see Of this Bureau Of for examnstsn by an
persons For lsggirg feet vide
4 southery sidewalk of Twenty ninth street. between
third ami Lexington avenues The h@its embraced BY
such all the several and lots "
ground vacant peo and parcels Of land situated on
he southery aide of Twenty ninth street besween Third
and Lexington avenues 025, 329, 3U93 26O
and $751; All whose interests affected by the
aAeve kesessmshta. and who opposed 70 the
either of thea reqestsd to their obec
ions In writing to the undersigned, At ther ohce No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days the daa Of this
notice. SAMUEL II. LIE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Dso
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CORPORATION MOTIOH-PUDLIC N0IIo1 70
hereby given. that psten hes bssa presenssd IN ht
IRON Third avenue " Hsslsa rvsr All psrsens
IN the absve and having objections thepeto requested
70 present the same Writing The contract clark ct h
once, On or before December 1eth. Instant
NICHOLAS DEAN, Prudent.
CYoton Aqusduot Department Dsesmbsr Is. 1852.
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zorro RATION NOTiCE-PUBLIC NoTICk is
" hereby given 70 the owner owners: occupant or 90
supants Of all houses and lots improved unmprovsd
aads Affected thereby that The following have
bssn completed BY the Assssr ane lodged IN the Blu
81 yFor regulating and setting ears and gutter stones
is embraced by tuoh mt include all the several
hsusss lots Of vacant le pieces and PARCELS Ok
~ situated on both sides Of Twsntynnth street, from
y second svsnas All persons whose Interests Are AZ
Desel either Of them requested 10
ont ths obecons In srng TO the ID their
eAss, No. Hall Of Records. within thirty days nom the
SAMUEL Il. DE- MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
O0ss BuYeau Of Street Department, Dee A
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lv1 prastch s-sasss before euSllsheS SSs.ss
svs cent? espz rss q PssssEs eeis BY ssrsass ~
Lament ply scas ard lsmsen, q kssds strssA 49,
IRON twelve n. 70 sishe p. n 49, ~ess1W
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CORPORATION NOTTCK.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petition has been Presented In the
street, from Fourth to Madison All persons
In the above and having objections thereto are
requested the In writing to the Contract
Clerk, d this once on or before January 3 1853.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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Trey all frsS cac~ New York Eua ihips provided
With ell rsousas articles for She oofors sad
q and ooaasnisd ~ Of experience In
or liquors. Goods sens 80 the subscribers viii be fer
wAraad free from charges but those sctuay neurxc.
BOYD HIN0KHN, AxOnss. iss Pearl street. .
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANY,
- connecting With tho Pacific all amshp ,mpany,
carryinE the great United states mai-Only through
United States mail line California Oregon via
Aspnw.n aud Panama. Tho splendid new and double
CINE U. mail smship GEOK0I A. 900
b. Porter u s. Navy Jmmsnaor will sail on Wednesday,
January oes M Rreoif ely from pier - foot u
Conpapyb regular mail will b. in readiness
nam. 20 oeve the oeerg as mails and and
sail Immediately for San Franci No efforts will be
shs part Of the companies to eend their pssssn
RATA OF FARE TO AsPINwALL, .
eos does. 80
Lover All ana Fora Steera8c. ......... "
Passengers viii landed 81 tho railroad wharf 81 Aspn
ws free. Transit Of passengers
Psnse Ps.ssnse.s BY trs line forxsrdd wish ne mail
pany spare boxts Rates Of fare from re
70 San Fran cisco the most favorable For
the once Of the Companies l wesss. oor
the bills Of ladiug which wl be signed
Office between the hours Of 10 and O'clock of the OF
sailing
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n EDlLAL

->->~->c
nH. WILLIAM WsKD Il CURlNG NUMBERS
every week Of those vho have CO traosea di,ease.
His remedies u with which his brother
ORD inarily successful ote Consulted by
dred daily No sby icisns tho sepa-
rate for consul.son Oas Camel street, doog
from Broadway
nR. WARDS MAGICAL REnEDiES HOLD OUT
- absolute oertsiaty Of soesJy and thorough cure.
tn ose who apply early
His easy aud rApid has ersat benAht 70
Thousands Ooc, Canal strsst, from Broadway,
up stars.
nR. CONVERS fNVf0ORA1IN0 CORDIAL, YHD
II only yet debility,
mpotenoy, and all the ooossq Of Improper
bits OF youth, 10 business society. ~
bottle or three fr irpsrtant sdvce to the married
and single cent TO the ooU1try sole by Dr. Co. his
denee Is 7hro avenue, sChaosrs street, where he
10 daily oopsue In all sorms ~ certain sease Dr..
Conyere 10 suthor Of the Beacon. Guide Youth
Manhood. -
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Saloon $780, $685. and SIS, (acc rdi ig state rooms
nited number of ahied class passenges will be tAksr
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
s%. 1879. to Liverpool. $50 -: from Liverpool
PRrteB wishing to bring out their Friends obtain
toates Of and drafts the Bank Of lrelano
sums from sterling upwards Hand bills be had
place.
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NIEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY
IN december q, l862The annual messns Of Ahe stock
holders she above pany will be- held Monday th>
Sd day Of January next - the East aou, cor
per Of street East nroadway. The poll will
st o'clock and close ~ o'clock, 2. y.
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EORTDNE TELllNG-ARS. ALVIN, RENOWNED
In Europe for her skill in foretong the future will
icrnoh intessenee abossAn ei,oumstanoss Of Al
French languages residence il 81 Broome
street Chryste street, first aoor up atairS. Oos
houra from 10 A. n. to p. n
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DR. COOPER, "A DUANE sTREEr NAY 81 COZ
In the treatment Of old chronic
tcnish Of eminent physosns. Dr. O. IL wsli
both In Of the profession the
oessfui praetitionsr Of diseases IN New York
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DAcKkTs TO aAvRE-sEcoaD LIN s---faE foi~
lowing ships will leave hsvrs on khs htas and New
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CIROUS.-BOwgRv AnPHITHBATRD, NO. ~
~ Bowery.-R. Bands b CO., ~ oprsteRA- Dee. 0-3we
uueqdKlsd Performances for Chsistmss afs!nssn sal
Horss Ast W. k"ohford IN lie u.tq.s able 6snsrset
vsnSrous ana ssrns scws, 20, Ass u rsemaashp Mis
HpmA kathAnsi her c sis and b. sutifa Rqussssaa
formasees Mater ess Will sxDsb4e HE unFvAeA
fsAts Of HsYssmsn, bIp ns Penss. Mas
Yer Mcly sApds tns sAler Boy. Dr. Dae
Ill the varieties Of the KNICKERBOCKHR, q
Nhe DeW1ld cred DutshmAn.
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Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1852.

DuItADELPaIA AND READING RAILROAD CO.
Office 10 South Fourth street philadelphia D4cemoer
49, transfer boossw b closed from 3st instant
been discharged from this ece the agencies are rtiau-
larry requested to have them registered the books TO
which they have been transfered the 3lss
4. BRADFORD Treasurer
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-31

make out the intention Of the Leg
islature TO allow costs to the parties to
them. And in addition to those provis-
ions, by section |, page $40, R. S. gen.
eral authority is conferred upon the
courts to allow costs to the prevailing
party, subject Of course to the limitations
contained in the following sections but
these we have seen are not applicable
TO the case in hand. Again. by section
IA, page 1888, r. S. in relation to suits
IN justices courts, it is enacted, that " in
all civil actions, unless otherwise provi-
ded, the party in whose favor Judgment
is given, shall recover costs'' sc. and it
is not unreasonable to infer, that the same
rule was intended to follow suits COM
menced in these courts, into those above.
Section 7, page 81, R. S. must apply
to cases of appeal from Justices courts.
SO far as applicable to the proceedings
thereon, or there would be no rule what
ever for determining what the costs
should be in such cases.
This exposition of the law may not be
clear, but it is the best / have been able
10 make. The provisions of the statutes
bearing upon the case under considera-
ton, are scanty and obscure; and | have
been obliged, as it were, to feel my way
among them in the dark. 1t has been my
aim to uphold and give effect to their pro-
visions, and SO construc them as to pro-
mote the ends Of justice.
The reasoning | have adopted, has
brought me to the conclusion that the de-
PENDANTS motion must he denied.
]. FULLER.
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Washington County District Court.
Territory of Minnesota,

tetfitory OF minnesota,
County of Washington. '''
Robert H. Miller District Court in and the County
Ag't of Washington in the second Judicial
John IL. Brewster. District of Minnesota Territory.
Washington County,
To John II. Brewster, defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
complaint of Robert III. Miller, plaintiff in this action
winch complaint is filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Washington County, serve copy
OF your answer 10 the said complaint our office in
saltwater, III SAID county, within twenty days after the
service OF tins summons on exclusive the
sucl service; and If you fail to the said COM
paint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff this ac
ton VIII take judgment against You sum of two
hundred and twenyeght dollars and seven cents with
interest from the twentyseventh day February in the
year one thousand eight hundred and ftyone besides
costs of suit.
Dated at saltwater, this 9th day of Jany, A. d. 1852.
AMES X NELSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Estate Of James +. Kelley,
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by Henry
w A. Lambert, Judge Of Probate for the county Of RAM
sey, and the Territory of Minnesota, commissioners
ccive examine and adjust all claimes and demands ali
PERSONS against the estate James F. Kelley
town of Saint Paul. In said county deceased, and
claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto,
months from the 9Th day Of December, 1851 being allowed
by said court for that purpose. We do therefore hereby
give notice. that will attend the business of
appointments at the office OF BabcOck and wilkinson on
the first Monday Of February and June, 1852, A.
M. until p. NJ. o each Of said days.
Dated Saint Paul. December 9th, 1851.
s SIMEON :; P: sH FOLSOM, Commissioners.
st. Paul, Dec. 6, 1851.
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Robert II. Miller, P'f.
Ag't

TT. BftWSter, DeF't.
On reading the return of the officer the summons in
the above entitled cause together with the affidavit
E Ames, one of the PLAINTIFFS attorneys, by which it APP
pears to satisfaction that the defendant John H. Brew
ste Is out or the Territory of Minnesota, and due
diligence cannot be found therein and further appear
ing that cause Of action exists against said defendant
and further that his place OF residence is
plaintiff and that lie has property within this Territa
1t is th"rora riai suiIIonS in this action
be served the defendant John H. Brewster, the pub
LEGATION thereof, together with copy of this ORDER
least in each week, for six successive weeks in the
Minnesotian newspaper printed in the of st. Paul.
in said Territory.
Dated at Saltwater, January 2Sh, \. D. 1872.
ID. COOPER.
&c Judge ID Jud cial District.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-31
NOTICE.

Territory Of Minnesota, ESTATE OF JOHN p.
County of Ramsey. parsons, deceased.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the Hon.
Henry A. Lambert, Probate Judge of said county, COM
mIssoners 10 receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands against the estate OF John r. fasos late OF the
times and places that purposes and six months from
the 10th of December instant, being the time limited for
presenting such claims.
Notice is hereby given that will meet at the Office Of
piese and Murray, St. Paul, the Sd Monday of jan
nary and the day of June next, for the purpose OF
orr announcements persons having claims against said
tate are requested to present. them for adjustment.
L. NJ. FORD, commissioners.
A. II. LAVENDER, }
Dec. l3, 1S5l.-i3i.