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W~ We were shown yesterday two
stalks of Cotton from the plantation of NJ.
p. Crawford, Esq, which measured each
four feet, and four feet two inches in length.
Mr.. Crawford informs us he has eighty acres
at his Waxhaw place, all Of the same size.
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The British naval establishment on the
great American Lakes has at Last been
Wholly sS a broken up. The Kingston (Cana-
aa) wing says H. M. iron steam ship No
hawk has been sold 10 private Company.
England.
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So Our thanks 70 ]. w. Burke, Esq,
author, and Editor Of the CassyiIle Standard,
Tor copy Of his work, The Life, &c, of
Robert Emmett" We haysnot had time
as yet to peruse Il, and of cos.isc cannot az
peas an opinion.
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A HEAVY MoRNING's LABoR.-The
Grand Jury Of Philadelphia, on Monday
morning, acted upon and returned to the
Court, the large nanber of one hundred
and eight bills ofindictment. About nine
ty of these bills were for selling liquor with
out license.
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1t is said that some planters in Cuba
have contracted with an English house for
the import Of eight thousand Chinese
iaborers, who are 70 receive four dollars
month tcv eight years.
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DREADFUL ExPLosroS AND Loss or
LfFE.--About 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, dreadful explosion occurred at
Jersey City, by the bursting Of the boiler
OF the Eagle Mills. The cause Is not as
certained. The boiler was blown through
the top of the'building and over the tops
OF the houses, and landed two streets dis
tant. The taIl from the safety valve was
thrown into the air and landed on the ton
OF the freight house at the depot; dis
tance OF some four hundred yards. Ten
men have been taken out seriously mutt
lated, and 1t Is not yet known how many
are under the ruins. The windows were
entirely demolished in all the buildings "a
the neighhorhood. The fremen were At
work yesterday afternoon engaged IN re-
moving The ruins.--W. 2. Coa1isy.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The following officers We're duly elected
and regularly installed, for the ensuing quar-
ter, for Lancaster Division, No. 80, Sons of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-07-07

eg@ Oar thanks to Hon. ]. l.. Orr for
Congressional favors.
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New CoSoREssIoSAL DrsrRrcrs.--As As
the time approaches, says the Columbia
South CarotinGian for the re-districtinp Of
the state to suit the new apportionment.
public attention is directed 10 the clas.
slfication and adjustment Of the six new
districts which have to be formed. A
wri,er in the Edgefeld advertiser suopes.a
two plans, which we give below. The
federal ratio is $4,000, but as South Caro-.
lima gets her sixth representative for a
traction OF "a, 700, by dividing the federal
population Of the State by six, each district
will be about s5,757. The following are
the plans suggested:
PTRsr PLAN.
.asr DIsTRIcr.--beaufort, Coileton, in.
Guiding st. Johns Colleton, .Orangeburg.
Barnwell-eI ,225.
SECOND DIsrRIcT.-Edgfield ,Abbevilte.
Newbery, and Lexington $40.
THIRD DIsrRIcr.-Laurens, Anderson
Piekens, GreenvilIe, Spartanbure- -oa o54
FOURTH DIsrRIcT.-U Union. York Cbas.
ter, Lancaster, Fairfield Richland-s5,.
831.
FIFTH DIsraIcr. Cbe.ta,6o,a
Marlboro, Darlington, Marion, Sumter
Williamsburg-sS,604.
SIXTH DIsrRIoT.--C Charleston. exclud;no
St Johns Colleton, Gcesget,wn, Horsyo
1922.
sEooND rlAK.
FrRsr DIsrRror.--Beaukcrt. CoIIeton
including St Johns Colleton, Orange,
burg, Barnweil- OF ook EJ
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Senator Badger, of Norta-C Carolina. IL
~ ~ ssa.th, and has lsft wsshinatoa for
the virginis Springs.
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,0So Igrand)-Being an

~ Paris Green, "s" Brand)-sei1fs an an
American auscte patented iss fn r b1 Il Ss or
49, 80 cr mr. dnrbity This Green Is confidently re-
claiming The notice of pa1 Ssnsnp Sc for
for shppantng Venetian o adsn,eS Manufactured and
sold BY THO. SCHWARTZ, No l4Jacob-st- (Swanpl
vp- David w, Fenton, Attorney and Counsellor at
Is1 No ~ Nassau-st NewYork, Sd floor
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with Memoirs by w Cooke Taylor LID. vols, quarto
gilt cloth.
No. ". HOGARTHS WORKS from the origin,l plates
engraved by himself ard restored by Heath with explana
ons by Nichols Very fine copy in half morocco gilt; imPe
nal folio
No VIEWS IN INDIA, CHINA AND ON THE
SHORES OF THE RED SEA- Fine steel cngravngs fom
sketches Of Commander Elicit vols in qllrto gilt.
MOORE HORSFALL also invite attention 10 their col
lection OF Miscellaneous Books, including New Publications.
&c. &c.
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~ Third Manhattan building Association

.cE' Third Manhattan building Association
ine success Of this Association most marked in It's first
months existence oneha of It's shares already dis
posed OF Let all who wish join call at the Secrctss Of
zee No Is Sprucest and enroll themselves members
The Second Monthy Meeting Of this Association will be
ned No $50 Broonest corner OF Crosby entrance in
xEIoseyD on MONNAI EVENING, April ~ at o'clock.
s,hy dues are now due and payable at the Office. An
Acdres will lie delivered explaining the offsets and advan-
faces OF Building Associations.
HE annual Report Of the Second Manhattan Assoca
ooa made at It's last meeting, exhibited the
ee Oh sc over the amount paid IN of over $40 each
ests the present value of the shares il about So
ne lhd VIII unquestosbly prove equally profitable. In
Zee, No. Is Spruce-st. Ala las { TiRRV pss,,
J. W. WEsroS, Secretary
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- Notice to Passengers from Panama 20
California THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
RANY feel called upon give public notice that tickets
Win Do recognized by their agent at Panama which are not
signed by officer Of this Company and that tickets thus
UEned can be obtained only their Agency No In West
4; Of c. L. BARTLETT Esq, Boston; or Of Mesrs ARM
exRONG, HARRIS Il co, New-Orleans York. Jan.
* 1882 BY order WIN. II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
- Priu,ing.-OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
10 accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS and othen
vhe cannot leave their orders during the day, BAKER
0ODWlN Co. propnetom Of the Great Steam Printing
Establishment Tribune Buildings corner Nassau and Spruce
q, Win keep their Counting room open EVERY EVEN.
ING, during the spring season, till 10 o'clock.
BAKER, GOODWIN CO. Pnnten
EntSnee No Spruce-st Counting room, secondstory.
Opsa from IAN. till 10 Pm.
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY; OIL

IL THE HISTORY OF THE BONAPARTE FAM
lily BY the Berkeley Men.
CONTENTS:
l..Origin Of the Bonapartes
2..ltnly-Corsica.
3..Csrlo and Letitia-
..Napoleon-Emperor.
s. :. .SMs sslgs Iosi,, Empresea
7.Joseph--Kins of Naplees and Spain and Julia Cary
s.Lucen-The Scholar and Prince, Christine Boyer and
Madame Juberthon.
g. Louis-Kins of Holland and Hortense Beauhsrnais
10. Jerome-King Of Westphais Frederica Of Wuten'-
berg N,
n..Ehza Bonaparte-Dutchess of Tuscany-Pascal BAG
chiochi-
70 Paune-Princess Dorghese and the Primes Borehese
49, Csrolne-Queen of Naples and Morshal Murat
IA. Cardinal Fesch-BrotheJ Of Madame Letitis
Is. Eugene Beauharnss-Viceroy Of Italy.
l6. Young Nspoleon-King Of Rome
IT, Louis Napoeon-President of France. u;
BoNAPARTE AGAIN RULES FRANCE. No cofnpiele IL ~
tory of this wonderful family has been w1tfen "A
this work which il intended to supply the deficiency
derived from the authentic maferas some OF Wn
have been obtained from private sources IN tins County
Europe exclusively for this work IL PREPARED py %
literary men of ability and taste, and embeined ~ 10
portraits of the Bonarartes Ii embraces tn pran ~
authentic life Louis Napoleon, Prince President ,.
How in Press to issued in handsome octave VOLUME
Of about $50 pages Pnee$Z ep..lnl.oe
CORNISH LAMPORT CO, Publishers, fafhP'a0e'
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~ MOrehcad's Magnetic Plaster.-The greatest
Grenghener and pandcsoyer ever discovered, and the
cheapest and best Plaster in the world Putup in alright
boxes Each box will make six eight plasers and any
child can spread them. Price p cents box.
PAN cannot exist where this Plaster is applied 1t Is
greet STRENGTHENING plaster giving tone TO all the organs aud
mvigorating the entire system
Ii great Absorbent Plaster causing coplous perpira
ton which thus enables the nnumerabe pores Of the body
to absorb its virtues while II extracts all PAIN.
Ii great Neryiue Plaster owing 10 the wondrous viz
tues the influence possesses and therefore
Of urpassing value IN all nervous diseases.
In short il strengthens and yaizes the whole system,
eqes the circulation OF the blood promotes the secreton
and health and vgor to the sick and debtatet
The Magnetic Plaster is the cheapest and most valuable
remedy given the world and IN all the complaints and
diseases for which it recommended It's worth inestima
bic, and its price is almost nothing.
Let it be remembered that pain cannot exist where this
Plaster Is applied.
exceeding pleasant and agreeable in its use and is
free all those objections attached 10 the generality OF
plasters Ii warranted 10 maintain It's virtues Tor years,
and to keep unimpaired in any climate.
Price IS cents box. with full directions.
Manufactured by the inventor and proprietor.
u. c. MOREHEAD, NJ d., No lS2 Broadway N T.
For sale by all respectable Druggists and dealers IN genuine
medicines throughout the United States.
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srW-YORK TRIBUNE.
YORK. DAILY TRIBUNE

vw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE
TIE .. EVERY MORNING, tsrspAY rxSEfrko'
BY GREELEY McELRATh'
.xr BUILDINGS CORNER OF srsscE AND MAS
sx ~ H.rs,s OPPOSITE THE CITY HAIL.
-, " City Subscribers fox I ~ Cents per week;
~ isy prefer, they can pay IA advance a. tne 800; 80
eeo1rLs or year at the Same rae. olnee ~
GGx Nail Subscribers, Five Dollss per anhuni ~
fvoCen taken for SIX months For three
ssses Ia Three Dollars in advance rcdalfed IA al TX
nnuA r;,h Conntfy Newspapers. DAILY raPeis deoe'ru
e. whose terms higher than those Oh Inc i''"
- moi allowed any difference.
mp NEW.YORk WEEKLY ThIbONE,
Trey LARGE PAPER, FOR TIE COUNTRY,
go everv SATURDAY MORNING, at the low price OF
hrnnu In advance Eight copies for $40 or twenty
p - s address for go and the paper IN no case con-
hsvoud the time for which il paid Advertisements
.bse viii be charged 30 cents per Inc each ihse''on
TIE SFMI-WEEALY TRIBUNE
,,,.sd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price -
ss.nprn Two copies for s. Ten for SlO Advertise
80, cents line for each Insertion
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
hSbed sn the departure of each Mail Steamer for Law.
srool rrce 81 cents copy or - per year. 10 any
Cal Britain or 81 TO the Continent, postage inciuaed
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FOR CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH isLA'D'
rubshed on the departure of each Mail Steamer 'of "na
pes. Pnce ii cents per copy: r,,.rry pnh,sbers
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rPiano.Forte and House Furnishing Nutu.


~ Piano. Forte and House Furnishing NIutu.
nj Lean Assoc ti0N-Therc viii be ncet,n. oS tbs
members of tins Society," on FRIDAY EVENING; Gghs "a
inst ct a o'clock at the Apollo ons ROOM Sd door Tbs my
sp,.n hist and NAV he had rs,;.
the ufce, In the Bookstore Of Adriaace Sbenn.n i O.
No. Astor-Honse. As the Society into oprr.on ~
the lei OF May those Ladies and Gentlemen who intend 70
Become members requested 10 their nanes forth
With. Entrance lee, 81 JAMES PRISON PreUdsnt
r.. WEBSTER, Vice President
CHoLwELL, Secretary Of Meetings.
VIVIAN NoRpEN, Chairman of Com. OF Management
u. PRICE Secretary.
a III. JocELYN, Treasurer.
The Articles of Agreement ready for signatures
~ Werkinsmeu's Building Association-Ok
e No 4sl Broadway, Pacific Bank. At the regular
meeting OF this Association, held at the Rooms
s q Broadway and Gandst, Monday evening, Apnl
- &c following persons duly elected Officers for the
Sresden,-ROBERT MCCLELLAN.
srsPresident-JOHN CAMERON.
SSerisfy-GEoRcE w. ANDERSON
efe~sertr-,JoRs MORRISON
.1rstees--JAMIs A MIxnvyuIr Urxxy CALHOUN
JOHN AirKIN
DIRECTORS
Miller Ahner w. Baldwin Andrew Simpson,
'H1 l. Savage, Henry Maery William Forbes
Edward ~ Slnelds
~ ossfoos Of ioning this Association may DO this
''''' a's' TINE the Subscription Book viii close
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

FOR CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH isi.A'D,'
bshed on the departure of each Mail Steamer or oha
res. Pnce ii cents per copy: r,,.rry pnhI;sbers
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TO DRY GOODS MER.

Il CHANTS-A chance is offered the advertiser
wishes dispose OF his stock of Dry Goods and Lease Of
situated in central part OF 8thv OF the best To-
cations in the city, long and doing large and
prosperous business To parties wishing
teno their business this opportunity worthy of attention.
Satisfactory will be given for selling &c For
further particulars inquire Of O. b. WILLIAMS No, -
William-st office No lS
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Guefial Notifies.


~ To Printers.-At regular meeting o. 'le al ~
yek Printers Union held Saturday evening API ~
1870 the resolution Of tins Union, recognizing Ihh wv
y0PK SIN AZ fair Office rescnded IN consequence
~ he propet Of that paper having reduced the waeeso
me iourpeynen employed by them 10 rat Prices journey
r Prries are redut sted 20 give The San wide BERTH
Al the same meeting the following Circular was rece'ea
and ordered to be published; ".
CIRcUrAR-T To Ae JouyHeynlen Printers o. Neg- YORK.
GENTLEMEN We at present on snke and the req
ss VIII be SIMPLY stated follows Some four or hNe weeks
sDee jouneynan by the OF Andrew Dunn came 10
Ibis place and procured employment at the oce oil me Pen
dron0 TeiegGph Che having previously been employed IN
KewYork PHILADELPHIA and Cncnnat and not furnishing
card from either Of those places the Union TOOK lnedias
tcfion In the case and granted him two weeks Indulgence IN
order that he ngh be able obtain his card he was act-
sy entitled Having obtained no card III the time al
lowed by our Union the joumeymen employed IN the once
viii him respectfully asked his discharge, when the employ
ore Messrs Fem q Co, refused to submit To. 80
We have understood that Meess Fem 20 nave "ritn
IN various parts Of the country for jouneymen we woud
best endcavors 10 keep men
from coming here. louis &C. =, N xfo.neo.,.,v
." 4 HENRY CHAYNE, :. F.. MURPHY.
Business Committee.
Attest: w. G. MELIsH, Secretary Ii. T. U.
Hayrrsbu,g April l3 1852.
eene held on the Sd of April 1882 the resignation
of MIR GEORGE w. SMITH, rs Corresponding secretary
was received (he having left the city, and Mr. HENRY j.
CRATE elected 10 fill the vacancy
Papers favorable respectfully requested to- notce the
.havaa f. j. OrTARSON President
O. WALTER CoLBURN, Rec. Sec. n. Y.P.U.
Ntac York Apnl 2, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

HNHE AZTECS-Can be seen at the So
Il ciety Library every day. from to S and from to 81
oclockf Tickets Is Children Ia cents Pamphlets 50
pages cent?
n BThese little creatures wonderful as they are in
erepg will soon leave this city for Philadelphia Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Nmusements.

STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE,
~ Every Evening during the week the NEW-OR-
LEANS OPERA TROUPE, in their Operate Entertain
-. Admission Is cents Family Circle; Amphitheater
Tickets admitting six persons 81; Private Boxes and
a. Doors open at o'clock commence at g. Saturday al
'e' s. s. SANDFORD, Director.
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established the departure of each Mail Steamer iol ~
G.ss Britain or 81 TO the Continent, postage ncuaeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
Uant employment.

4 S frst-rate Cook, and an excellent
IA Washer and Ironer or Chambenad and assist in
Washing by respectable young Woman Best city refer
given Call at No 200 Elmst for two days, between
Spring and Broome-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

A EKEEPER-Want either
Ian American Scotch woman: Good reference re-
CURED. Apply at the shoe store No. $50 Bowery.
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A GREAT VARIETY of SERVANTS

IA Men, Women, Boys and Girls, wanting en-
ployment at C. MASONS Offices No $50 Broadway and No.
lSe Bowery Terms Yearly subscription 80 cents other
wise 25 cen N B. No pains viii be spared to render sat-
isfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

re- Washing and acknowledgements Wash
ns and Bathing House No al Mottst Grand is so
far completed that will be open to all Waserwomen on
MONDAY April o. and it will continue open for one week,
free to all that its benefits may be tested All who have
such work do invited to come from IA M to 6PM
y Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor
EXCHANGE, Nos. 25 and n Canal-st., New York-Ths
cree established by the Commissioners of Emigration
where can always be found large numbers of Laborer and
Servants very low rates of and persons have
their orders filled by writing to the Superintendent and send
hs the necessary pay the passage of the parties
required. No fees charged to employers
JAS. L. PAGAN, Superintendent.
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DOY WANTED.-As smart, active Boy,
Lbs II years of to make himself generally useful
in sore-one who resides with his parents preferred sat,
sfacory references required. Apply at c. JENklNSS
Paper Warehouse, No. Is Cedar-st. at 81 o'clock a. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

~ .fctable vouus Woman 70 take care Of chiIdren
No obirctie.s to the country Csl At No. la lohsv oe
tween e,h and iethsts Can be seen nom ~ ~ "'s'
reference given.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

A AMERICAN WIDOW LADY middle
IA aged desires situation Housekeeper srespectable
senemans family would take the charge Of children If
bune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

FHHE INFANT DRUMMER at the
Il LADIES' FAIR.-The LADIES' FAIR at Metropol
tan Hall will continues open during THIS DAY (FrdayD
and EVENING, for the sale of useful and fancy art
cles and have the pleasure to announce that the cele
brated INFANT DRUMMER, Master Master 81 years Of
age has kindly volunteered favor the ladies with his COM
pany in the evening, when he viii exhibit his most aston
ishng feats the Side Drum including the Grand Medley
An Auction will close the Fair.
Tickets 25 es be had the door will admit both day
and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

IA French for many years, wishes situation in school
private family Does ebectto going short distance
In the country Address MARION Union PostO dice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23

~ United states Mail steamer Hermann, Tor
Bremen and Observation-Disclosures bags will close at the
PosOfce Chaham-square corner OF East broadway, on
Saturday, 24th April at 10 O'Clock in the morning for Ireland,
Liverpool all parts OF Germany and other toreign countries
AARON SWARTS
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4 s CBAMBERMAID and to assist in cook
~ ing. Washing and Ironing by q respectable young
Woman The best Of city references can be had at No. IL
uapp
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RESPECTABLE Protestant YOUNG

IA WOMAN wishes situation Chambernaid and plain
Sewer on has no objection TO take of Children
city reference from her last place Can be seen for two DAYS
az No. $40 sth st. second floor, back room.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-26

NTARSHALS SALE.-By virtue of writ of FL
ISl err FdciaS issued out and under the seal Of
the Circuit Court Of the United States, for the Dis
trict of Michigan, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements of George Ruddiman, Ihave
levied on and taken all the right title and interest
of the said George Ruddiman, in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit: Lot number one,
of section number thirty-five, in township num-
Der ten NORTH range number seventeen west;
the east half of the northeast quarter of section
number eighteen, and the east half of the south
east quarter of section number seven, in township
number ten north, of range number fifteen west /;
the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section number two, in township number ten
north, range sixteen west; the undivided half of
lot number three of section number twenty-five,
in township number ten north, of range number
seventeen west; all of which by virtue of said
writ shall sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on the ninth day of June next, at nine
o'clock A NJ, of that day, at the Court House door,
in the village Of Grand Haven, in the County of
Ottawa. Dated Grand Haven, April %, 1852.
CHAs. II. KNOX, U. S. Marshal.
BY G. G. NELSON Deputy. l6w43
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-05-26

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS =
At a session of the Probate Court for the Coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Office of the Judge
thereof at Grand Haven on Tuesday, the six
teenth day of March, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ifty-two Present, William
Hathaway Jr., Judge of Probate: In the mat
ter Of the estate of Thomas Sherwood, deceas-
ed
ON reading and filing the petition duly verified,
~ of Eliza Sherwood, widow of the said deceas-
ed praying that George Parks be appointed adj
ministrator on said estate Thereupon, it is order
ed, that Wednesday, the seventh day of April
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, 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 give notice to
the persons interested in said estate, of the pend
ency of said petition and the hearing thereof by
causing q copy of this order to be published in the
Grand River Times, a newspaper printed and cir
culating in the County of Ottawa three successive
weeks previous to said day of hearing.
WILLIAM HATHAWAY JR., Judge of Probate
true copy, 3Sw4