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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

UALIFAx, March II The Royal Mail Steamer
Niagara arrived here this morning ut O'Clock.
bringing Liverpool dates Of March 9Th, aud GO
passengers.
ESGLASD The Apti.Corn Law League was
beins revived. Al Manchester Subscription OF
E4O.OOO was going forward for tbs agiriiiDn pl
the question aud the re election Of the wD minis
ters whose sents hnd becuDs vaclui. Sir Jphp
PIcklnsha Lord john Manners, mud L1rd Hen
ry hennox hnd been returned The speeches ni
tte'e gentlemen on lie Frs. frnde question were
very cautious. throwing the subject. k'r tue prc,-
cut. overheard, aud ,noking forward 10 tbe next
general election. The new Chancellor. Sngdeu,
had taken his seat III ths House Ol Lords US
Baron st. LeOuards
1HE MAREErs.-Cuitnu bad been in active de
maud at Ill., advance. Breadstuif. quiet Wheat
anl Flour declining Western Canal Flour 22s;
Ohio 23s. Corn was in limited demand at 27s
Cd. i"r yellow aud 324 for WHITE.
Trade ia the manufacturing districts was heal
thy
Freights had advanced t., rs. Cd. Twenty
shiillngs was asked to New Orleans, and Is lJa
10 NpNV Hnrk
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

THG NJ, E CHURCH We notice in one Of our
exchanges the following statistics, embracing the
number of members in this Church aud the local
and travelling ministers in Ohio:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

DgrRIor March l0-The Arrow has just arrv
ed, having been since A. NJ coming from Tren.
TN. She iuuni heavy fields of ice in tile river
aud reports nearly y solid field of ice for 30 miles
in the bead Of the Like. Tho Caspian was at the
mouth Of the river this morning Heavy cakes
Office are moving dawn the river. The Fashion
and John Owen are detained here.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

The Lancaster Gnzette.---The LAxoAsrrH {, /, I.
Errr is published every thursday, at the follow.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-25

ALBANY March iG-The streams are all very
much swollen. aud the railroad trains in all drec
tuns nre deranged The Hudson River track be.
tween Albany aud Hudson is nearly three Ieel
under waller, and the mail train due last evening
has not yet arrived From the West tie accounts
are equally disastrous. The Psaihe bridge over
tie Utica aud Schenectady rlilronI. is covered
with waller 10 the depth nG three feet The wa.
Ter in This city 10 several leet above the docks on
Exchange street AID is almost up To tue curb stone
and side walk of Dean street. causing n suspeu +
Sion oI business in many establishments. The
ice is duninel up At Custletun. A few miles west o
Schenect my the cnual has been 81 "yerhowcl by
the water being damned up. as Ia float severa,
boats, causing them to lodge upon the tOw.palh
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Eeeal Notices.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
~ the application OF the Mayor, Adermsn and Com
moaaty OF the CITY Of NewYoLk relative 70 The OPEN
ING 81 ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY.FOURrH-
ST. from he Old Church Road TO the 9th the City
Of NewYok Public notice hereby svea by TIE MAJOR.
Aldermen and Comm0nAly Of the City of New York.
ID made and provided that the
sad the Mayor. Aldermen and Ccmmenay Of tbs Cry o.
ke~-ferk intend 10 make application 70 the Sup ene
Court Of the State of York Spectral Term OF
said Court to he held CITY Hall OF the City Of New
YORK. on Sa uFday the 7st day Of February, 1884, =, the
opening Of the Cour that day. thereafter
counsel can be heard for the appointments OF Commssou
efs OF estimate and the above ed mat
tar that the nature and extent Of the hereby
intended is the opening Of i2a st from the Od Church
Road 10 the 9Th IN the City of New York laid out
the plan Of said City under and by vrtse Of
act OF the Legislature Of the people If the Of New
York entitled An Act relative to Improvements touching
the laying ont Of streets and roads IN the City Of New
York, and 10. other purposes psssed April o7-DatsA
Eew-Yosk. Jan. -, 1Sja HENRY T. DAVIUs,
ia tT1t Counaal tn Al IN Coruo
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4sess
CORPORATION NOTICE.-ssrees

~ Department No ia h ~ IN Inc East River, the
side Of he Of Houston g: from me :, Y
use o. s,S On niles with block the soufherf IN
d nisr 70 be dstsst from the sorhsrly hbs Of -
or A. porthsriy feet and inches, under tss
81 "a street Commissioned -, -. Ma. M tia
soio,d That per be built n the Esst .s .ssssry
ouherly side Of tia cot OF Houston po ,ssetk b.
~, IL width on ples VITA block ths las Of
"a ssId pier to placed distant from as ssdsr The drsc
Houston st scuihsriy feet aaa ihe""
non OF the Street Comns.ionsnr BE- and ne
Rsoissd Tia. the s%:ss so:,cs required y "a. !, =.
Of the los l.s IL Mayor. Adefasa
.dsc.a TO ss ss Y. ciy u nas,rs ne :,
:S .sd y sss sSs
the eIpssss thereo. on st day Of Mssch is1
:se r1 s scsm .a.ss
direction o. ri Board Of Aldermen, Dec. III. 1871 s.
AsSss:d Bad Of 4 ysS ga AIds'~'n ''' ~
Approves JOHN r DODGE. stree: cosamisss.sSssss1
Janusry u. 1853
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TROUBLE WITH Americans IN EevPr.-

correspondent Of The Morsing Chronicle writes
from Alexandria that on Dec. Is an unfor,raats
rfacas oc uTsd between party DISK Americans who
had arrived near Cairo from Alexandria IN one Of
tie usual passenger boats OF the country, AMI tho
native Inhabitants OF a suburban village, caoi En-
osros, arising cut OF dispute beiweea the latter
ara the crew respecting some presumed ues2sss.
which ended IN resort % Gre arms Aoont a dozen
shots were exchanged, and some OF both parties
were badly wounded. but no lives los, L, apoears
the American gentlemen had been grossly msltreAs.
ed because they inierfered To protec, their people
ard their conduct has been borne out in the inyesti
CATION which folio we'd
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NOTICE of INTENTION to FORM

divided 10000 shares OF $50 ach-Ths aed
hereby give notice Of their ntensn TO form
Company 60 be loca ed The City & New-Yofk, AID
he called THE BCtLDING AsSocIArroNs' FIRE
ASSURANCE COMPANY" for the purpose Of making
dwelling houses stores. rents and all klnts
OF buildings. and upon household fui ue merchandise.
and other property against loss damage BY fire. and the
RISKS # niar and Transportation. az expressed
the I'd subdivision OF The LIST sscp Of the act 10 provide
for the alton Of lnsn Compan passed pru
10, IS49 Dated New York, February 5, 1854
CRlebS Weodhull Simeon Draper, Morgan Morsass.
Ahfsm Waksman, VIM. + Bur on, John Hassen.
John Bruce. Solomon JessuIun George Hail.
Calvin Cordn Casper c Chllds, Chss W. Hull,
II ]. Raymond, John J Y-llott, Taos. y. Leslie.
Aired Jones, Joha p. Wake, Jas. DJnaldsoa,
Dsn1P p. Bsrnard, Chas jenkins. Henry A Carhart.
Joseph Giles. Robt McCisii an, John Buxton. Jr.,
Henry Major julius A. Caudee. y w Waller,
Samuel Hsssell. John Sheppard. Richd J Richards.
VIM NJ Dodge, Oliver HUI. Jsel samms.
Daniel RAbold. Charles Hooper. Timothy Bergen.
John G. Hull, Walter Keller,
JOHN BRUCE, President.
In Seer QtIuThNSh
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ga free coIored woman was committed

70 Jail at Rchpond, Va and condemned 10 receive
thirty nine iashes on the sth inst The crime al.
legged was that Of being found without papers, and
while under recognizance to appear and answer q
charge OF assaulting Elizabeth King. she undertook
10 MAKE her escape from the city, attired a man.
q The State of New-Jersey apprcpri-
ated during the past year s25Os57 for the support Of
Common Schools There are 6l2 School Districts
In the State, where children are instructed aver
age OF 9 months in the year. There are 1850
Children In the State between the ages of 6 and IS
years, OF whom only $3.50 attend school
ES The celebrated oyster case, in which
Elisha Ruckman is the defendant. was decided By
the Supreme Court at Albany, on Friday, the 9th
inst, against him. This case has been tried five
times before the general term Of the Supreme Court
nd once in the Court OF Appeals.
e Charles Lenox, of Cambridge, Mass,
colored man, ana for many years past the porter
at the Old Harvard, dropped down dead at his resi-
dence in Cambridge few days since. He was
about 60 years of age and leaves to his family for
tune OF about $50 coo.
e Edmund Flagg, ESQ, U. s. Consul
at Venice, and formerly Editor of daily paper in ST.
Louis, arrived in Louisville on the % inst from
New Orleans, where he arrived recently in a vessel
from Marseiles.
u The Wstumpka (Ala.) Guard, in an
article the Penitentiary, says 1T is fact that
of the hundred and sixty now in the prison. the
use Of liquor, and the habit of getting drunk, has
been the directly or Indirectly, of the commit
ting Of over twothirds
70 The jailor at Richmond, Va, was
knocked down by prisoner on Thursday last, and
eight Of the boarders of that establishment took their
departure in search of more agreeable quarters.
Ey The Judiciary Committee of the In
diana House of Representatives have been instruct
ed, by vote ofthe House, to report bill providing
for annual appropriation to aid in the removal Of
free colored persons from that State to Liberia.
q" The Corporation of Galway, Ireland,
are to send block of their native marble, with
suitable inscription, to be placed in the National
Monument to the memory of Washington.
~ Thirty seven sail of vessels, besides
eight steamers, were lost on the Lakes in 1851.
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By telegraph 10 the New. York Tribune.



BosroN, Monday, Feb. 9, 1889.
The following one days later intelligence re-
ceived per telegraph in Liverpool prior to the
sailing of the Europa, is published here this
morning:
LONDON, Saturday, Jan. "a, 1851.
We learn from Paris, that decree has been issued,
naming the various Chiefs OF Baualions, Captains,
Adjutants, &c, Of the organized National Guards Of
Paris.
The Monite,u denies the statement made by some
journals, that the President has addressed private
communications of political character to the Pope
or any OF the Sovereigns Of Europe. 1t declares
that nothing but official commune have passed
between the Governments.
The London Morning Herald says the President
will communicate with the Ministers through the
newly created Office, the Minister OF State" to
which NJ Cassabanca has been appointed.
PARIS BouRsE-Fives, 100 so threes, &c 20.
Exchange between New.York and London is
nominay 67lOO y cent in favor Of England, leaving
small profit on the importation of gold from the
United States.
The London Times says the certificates issued by
the Spanish Bondholders for the portion of the debt
which the Spanish have resolved to conhscate, will
hencefo,th be recognized at the Stock Exchange.
Presentation of the Gold Medal to Mr. Clay.
WASHINGTON Monday, Feb. g. 1852
The presentation of the great Medal to Hon. HEN
RY CLAY by the Committee from New.York, Messfs.
Ullmann, Price, Leupp, Peckham and as Etman, as
testimonial for his great services to the nation and
to mankind, took place this morning in HCay's
room, IN the presence OF few personal friends.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

1 ' Action for money demand on contract Sylvester
CesLer Henry Gssper Jr, ano John Perry. executors
&c. Of Henry GesnsT deceased against Peter Garrison
The defendant PETER GARRISON. whose place Of resi-
dspce IL IN Workers IN the County Of Wesehes or Stas
of New York. 10 required TO answer uhe comp INT IN This
BY the seventh day Of April next JuJemsn Will
be TAX. against HIN theren- III. abovs DEFsND-
ANT--Sir: You herthy summoned To answer the COM
plant in this action OF which copy aes s,b served
upon aud which He'd IN the office Of the eIk Of
the County OF Rocklsnd the 9th day of February 1884,
end copy a my odice Ia Pier
mont Rockand County within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof exclusive OF he day OF such SCI ice and
you fail the complaint Aforesaid the psins
will take for the Of enc hundred aud seventy
liars with interest Mt six per cent per ansum from Janu.
sy 1896 and IA tfer OF five dollars with interest
from the enty thd day Of January one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one, besides the costs OF his action
Dated Feb. 9, 1854 ANDREW FALLON. Pitts Any.
IOt Iw6ws Piermont RocKland Co. N Y.
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REpARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND

IL SUPPLIES December %. Is5l-TO CONTkAC-
TORsssalsd proposals. vii DO rscs,,sd At sn' S'oe Nee
CIV Ps,i fbsssmentj until Friday February 20. 1874
Il Oclscs wseh TINS tine they - .t:,. gaSIsS s
Ttv AZ he follering length and size, viz sse
snchs, square and 10 inches long IN quantities p.,e
10 eco square yards Of each kind saia preessa iii
sss The uriess Of each size separately and also ths
required 20 furnish the IN SAID euAngs,
arr reserves the right Of rejecting all or sny o. 10
mates II deemed for the iatsrest Of the xDxfs
,.. romrisuozsr Of Repairs and supeps-
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II Mr.. Alfred Garfield, of Branchvllie,
Sussex County, n. j., was caught between Hesu'
car and the platform at the railroad depot In jersey
CITY, Yesterday, and his legs wsrs so tefnoiy man
sled tina, the attend ant surgeon has pronouncso
necessary to ampu,a,e them both
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The Maryland LEGISLATURE and Nom
Intervention.
BALTIMORE. Monday, /

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb Q, 1852.
The resolutions against Intervention the or
der of the day in the Maryland Legislature for to-
morrow They declare /. TO be the duty OF the Uni-
ted States to preserve peace with all nations unless
compelled to resort to war in defense of eur own
rights
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Coruoration Notices.

DIRT CARTS. - NOTlCE.-All Lii
s,om their dae and mar be reaswed for su;esecing
yesT Il applied fr before their expiration and not o'ns'
ths
old eenss AID present the cart for Inspection WIN
NUMBER newly PLAINLY. ard distinctly piA'ea 'nse''' ~"
Tbe charge for new licen,e 81, snS for rsnsT ~
IS cents bslka6!e MONEY BY ofosI oi r nIs - ..h:i
Mayor o, AS 81 faa, |" IolIa
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IN PURSJTANCE of An order of the Sur.

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Sur.
rogate ofthe County New York hereby
to all persons having CLAIMS against the estate OF AN
DREW MCCALL late of the City of New-fork, carpet
deceased present with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber his dwelling house in No Watts
St. In the City of NewYor before the tenth day Of
April neIt dated New York. tho SIKH dav Of October.
1851. WILLIAM CARLISLE, Admultfatm
NJ law 6mTus
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NOTICE.-Pnt

~ notice IL hereby given, that petition mas oese
,re.,nisd 10 tie Bosrd Of Assistant Aldermen for
SEVER IN Fifty .FOURTaSr from Brosaway
70 ard through TO 3sth st. All psrsoAs insIsss
HAVING oh ectous thereto requested 10 pfeea' se
SANE IN wrtips stating their extent Of interest," " ne
Contrsct ERIK at bs fce OF or nsios ,os, w.
fOf l0 NIChOIAc DhAN, Ts.'s~1...
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GREAT LAND CASE DEcDEp. -DIFFI.
o,-,rv ApPREHEspED.-The Louisville Journal says
h.s heen permitted TO make the folio wing extracts
t,o ar, private letter written BY gentleman iof.
meIiv of that CITY, who has been residing al ho'
"The great Hot Spring case is at last settled amer
Lawsuit OF thirty years standing. II has oeen Ia
ti,a,op ever since this country belonged 70 sne In
dams. Ludovicus Belongs heirs have proved u2
nTeempton claim, and have entered the quarter o.
secuon that covers all Of the hot sprngs-eign 9ae
in number-and the whole OF the town OF no'
snrnss which contains about $50 300 inhacitan.s
The greatest excitement prevails here e .ssS and
and almost every woman is armed TO the tee.n'
swear thew will die before they will give up mn
homes, some OF whom have lived here '"e"''
years. vx;.d one of the
hers has carried the suit and o. hi. wife's
csssful close for which he receives ioi III s,s.,
| part, one half OF the property; MsS'
If Jno p. Games, Governor Oregon =, Las,
The Hot sprps property IS worsA a. 'e rSs
&sod oSo In ia present unimproved condi.oH ms
Sso,s smonnt 10 81 900 annually Games ~ s.t 10
,srxsrs lei here on Saturday for the coun They
;s.rs xy;ss Of eectment against the sesh this
,s,i ne served by the United States ,.shsnded y
VIII VIII. DC or ns..' and then dicuisy is spps'a'A
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NOTICE is hereby given, according 70
/ vlsw, to all persons having claims against GEORGE
BOLDLY late OF the city of Brooklyn, Kings COUNTY, de-
ces that they required eHhbi. the same with the
yonch thereof subscribers their place OF busi
ness No "a Catharins st. the city OF New York
befofe the 18th day of May next.Dated November 10.
1851 RICHARD HODDf, Administrators
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N PURSUANCE OF an ORDER Oh inc
n Surrogate Of the County of New York notice 10 here
By given TO all persons having claims against b A.
KE9ATEIT know here by the name Of Francis Shultz.
late of the cJof groosS dscesssS 10 p;,sns
Office No l'8 south,t, IN the ~ Of New York on OF
before the 1871 day of July neIt-Dstsd York, the
NV" WY " CHARLES FOX, (rx..r,o,,
iaOIew6mTus HENRY ARrEN,
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ts MAINE

REMoNsTRANcE AGAINST THE MAINE
LIQUOR LAWN the Legislature, yesterday, a re-
mopstrance from J. r. Heard, and other dls.Iiefs,
against the passage Of a law similar TO toe Name
LIQUOR Law" was presented. This remonstfance
dwells exclusively on the importance OF the manu-
fscure of alcohol for medicinal purposes, lor .he
arts ard for burning. The annual product OF Proy
gallons OF alcohol N the State, Is ser down az aoou
100000, requiring more than an equal q1ant.y OF
sour molasses which is mostly imported for dissui3
ZION from the Island OF Cuba and which, the remoh-
s,rants saw, employs in IFS carriage very i3fse
amount OF shipping and constitutes one Oh tue iArs
est items of importation into the port oil boston.
The capital employed IN the distliatl 30 OF alcono
in his state they say amounts to nearly mlilion
AZ dollars and they protest against the enacting OF
apy law 1.-THE provisions Of which shall prohloiI INC
d,staton of alcoholic liquids, or cause the coef,
eve injurious and, as We believe, unconsususonaii
transfer OF eur business to municipalities, OF 70 ci
Gems OF other States" ...,,. do
7, Is very notice able tina. these remonssrants oo
not We n,ure to offer one prayer for the ion
of their New-England rum, and other SHINE. ~,
uors which they manufacture In sucn Irel y, i 80
quantities 10 supply the low tipping SHOPS % sIe
cty ard the world II our distillers would oo. con
Zoe their abors to the production OF aiconol 10, me
d,cnal purposes for the use OF the arts ana
tures and FOR burning purposes the inehas ., sen
nerance would not encanser their Gaining ~ On. ~
eYcIye laws. LDo9.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate the Countyof New York. notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against JOHN Mo
KIBBIN, la'e OF the City Of NewYork Merchant. de-
ceased 70 present the with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber at her residence No 2l3 Fast Broadway the
City of New York. before the Is day Of April next.
dated, New York, tho 18th day Of Oct. 1881.
ola iaw6ulTu LUCY MckIBBIN.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate Of the County Of New-York, notice y hereby
given TO all persons having cuims against LEWIS A.
THORNE, late of the City Of Newark New Jersey de-
subscriber his residence, No Col ege- place IA the
City of New-York before the seventeenth day Of
April ext-Dated New York, the thirteenth dsy 81 Oco-
Der, 1851 WILLIAM H. ihOhNE,
ola iaw6mTus Administrator
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Camp
bel--Nafhan Lothrop agt. A. and K. L. Alsn.T,Io
recover damages for injury to plaintiff at the LIN
pre Iron Mills, by plank In process Of being nois.eu
10 the upper part OF the building, falling upon hn
already referred to. Verdict for plaintiff s30o. n
augustus HI.ri agt. Solomon Ba IA and !acoO a.
Van valsn-To recover damages for injury 70 sooda1
II xas alleged by the negligence OF defendants Id ex
cayailpg but denied In Courtlandt-st aIesdy 'e
ferred TO. The complaint was dismissed
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEaMEN--Stated


Sessi0n-FRIpAY, Feb. 6, 1852.
Pr,sent-Jona,han Troiter, Esq, President In
the Char, Assistant Aid. Brown, Tat, Maooa'f,
O'Bueu, Broaden. Woodward, Ring, Wells, Ander-
son, Bouton. MCGOWAN, Wright, Wheelan, Barker
Rogers, Valentine, McConkey
PefitioRS-By the President Of Mortimer Brown
and others, for a railing round triangular plot OF
ground bounced by Fourth, Christopher and Grove
sis ans for widening FouIth-sl., by taking from
sslo plot To Committee on LANDS and Places
by Assistant Aid. Wells. oil Of DR.. +. &. Frank
IN, Tor medical services a. the Ninth Ward Station
House To Committee on Police.
by the same, bill OF Dr. Henry Merler for medical
services at the Ninth Ward Station House. To the
same.
Pstlfions-By Assistant Aid. Wright, OF Hose Co.
No 10, TO have their house raised one story To
Committee on Fire Department,
BY Assistant Aid. Wheean OF Wm p Esterbsock
sra Others. that 35th-st between I'd and 81 avs.
where DO, now regarded, 90 conform TO new Grade
of TO commitsee Streets
By Assistant AID McG0wsn, of John G. Tn wiag,
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NOTICE.-THE NEW YORK AND
lVHARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY intend tn apply
the Legislature during its present sessoa for al amend
charter enable stock 10 tnsr
the amount OF their obi Cations and to change
their Corporate tt le
Da>vd, New York, January, lS5l Iw iaNo~is
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
. rogato OF the County Of Newly Notice u hereby
gwen all persons having claims against SAMUEL :.
HUGHES late OF the City OF New York deceased 70 pro-
sent the same, with vouchers thereof 70 boil Coes
Esa s. al their Office No 50 John st. In the CITY Of New
YorA before the twenty sixth day OF February nsn
Dated New York, the 18th day Of August, icl
CLARKSON CR0LIUs, Executors. &C. Of samnss
WILLIAM J. DAVIS. ! J. Hughes. deceased
su,9 lsw6nru