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lied. IL H3n:5:c, Ala on Friday mora.nc. March l'7f
SUSAN p. wife OF pr C!.as H. "'toa a- aaau' - !e'f''
dtu.hcl Of -" !!tc Col Andrew crnr 81 'a;n", Va
Vale IN r:a- The death Of Ills iavcl. Ehri-'n oi'
crushed beaea,h he weigh; sui 'Tr"''
tho pri OF submissive resignation which rT"r o"
her, seems bfcatsd in u ana though bowed dpNn vi
sal Ca look ur a.! say :" Even g, Faaer .' re-
600! IN tly sight y
As. in n. death n infant c.IG- our hearts Tor me-
ne-, n h 7orrc%. wicI would mourn iis release from
suffering AMI almost rgnder ~ me
ncss OF the c! accom- aulcs The rccorc;ira o. s' t
mcn while gef should lie lost sfet of. Ard msLl
feeling m rr4ia':In 81 tie ;sOusi o that crrai r'g "
ry.' iEio winch her soul has been u-hc. ed.
Her pisty u! the rHir. I0irusirc kind, nc - h
AMI h,ny1: "aJ ftE, and i-lt ak wio WI M
81 nj Influence. Like the s'rrsm .hD,s Winding cps e '
t:accaie by tie lrcnesr Ed btdu:y OF the vcr!ur. "ifA -
Iera n,urr. the .iiac. Of her religion "st-
erate by those p.acsab'e Irr ni rftc u.ncss" ~" s
.3undantIy aong the Who's pathway III her lie. -.
Calmly ard gently that lie went Outuo cloud obscure ts
neso her Ss'onno shallow Q: Lou5, narrsd the s~"sae
child ike ru wl:h which -h- leaned u,D Sav1u "h
- gu!" cr rDGsh the dark vsieY." She ~
she w he ''s,sd-bu. oh h6ir much c sara 1'
were most Closely bound 10 hsr0s arcu.tCmd 10 i"o' VI
lean upon lie! for COUNSEL a Happiness STA viii be IT, .
community CT tell. .to ho" many hears @a'
ta.c tie icesss iG!ucnce hoy tx-nle. Sil: 81 L
ed IN tho Church. for tel 10" many blessings ~
ADD unceasiny have brought ra upon IL SIZE
Cd 10y the Poor eni >ur:rS. f"r a0ar eyer ap.'.f %
"r The rrci Of their holly nccCsSitin' "f Tor - NIL
!7ae ECcGcr a.a t.tnieaUe GUte.iH-s .! he n
c ~ al al Truly. .;!c ls' -
'hr;r lwa.!:asi he i:c; OF her rJ6a;If'he isfi
SCI and i>ar.!f-sthc iig' Of that and is''s'e
which Notwithstanding her physical debility
enjor cd hcfsl ard which she constantly. almost t
shed upon al around her. ,f.g
She gone bet while hearts bleed :Ec :hou:'
haze o tGTe II t:0e Than c5aooigol tlsTr IL niDoa
rapture with which dwell that precioGs a'uf
cd a'e The lead who die IN tie Lord, from !encei"h. 81!
'irt. that they may from their !abcrs and their
them -
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&. NTfEE sen

10 long article In the Wadeahoro IN. c. Argus Of the
27t coEdennatory of the resolutions of The democratic
ncong in New Hanover county, the following sentence
occlTs: But the Kentucky resolves drawn by Mr.
Je:rson grca. great disorgan-er and an
,ntmy 20 the Constitution Of the United Siats We nsk
c. Jnu.naD- perfectly agreeing in tone with old John
Adams partyaImost reecoug the very words OF the old
st!smazing the author of the Declaration Of
Independence enemy the Constitution CT the Unit.
cd States because he believed in the plurality of the States
and in consolidated ard overwhelming central
yer meeting breathing the spirit oi Jefferson would have
been unpaa:a5 his defeated opponents of 1900 and
are they his aongto defeated opponents Of 1852
But they sriumph.d tlen and they are bound triumph
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YOU TELL ME THAT MY SMILE is BRIGHT.
You tell me that my smile is bright
Glad fall my words, and gay;
Thou thinkst the heart is free and bright
fountain in perpetual play.
Gay words heavy heart may hide
Tears lnger meath the laughing eye
Mrth and jest may only bide,
To glenn awhile then quickly fly.
Oft when smiles my lips are wreathing
Who're flaehes wit from tongue 10 tongue,
When hattsry's sickly air Pm breathing
In festive scene mid gtering throng;
Der me comes a spirit weary
Of the world its heartess strife;
Its yanes, its mockeries dreary-
A fleeing drama-such seems life.
Yet my tears I'll shed apart,
My Sorrows ever mourn alone;
l would not gloom snothers heart;
Too deep TO speak is grefs low tone.
If joy my portion were EARTH
I'd give il free 10 al! love!
But, from the blight Of sorrows dearth,
Comfort only seek above.
Still the heart lis sadness knoweh;
The bitter cup, alike We taste;
A few smile on, though adverse bloweth
The life winds DER barren waste.
Then deem me glad where much i. gloom;
Perchance thy spirit twill illume,
To find on earth sunbeams stray.
ORAsoE COUNTY, Va. L..
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SIM iIIfs YrECE

1sfli. subscriber has opened public ol.e mn MI
Inont uI the FrGerIcksbuT. Rail Road aae!e ~ n.
10 furnish meals and rrireshets Tor vis;ors anu hoa
II desired lilo house very Tnoiny and IN hot wan rs.
rl"ce can be found this side the moaEa'ns iW ncY
house fur times day, and ,hofs who WISH 70 c'e
conveyance iGni.= il, il o.. the Mountain Roao. a''
from the yellow Tavern .,afcE
There ponds about mile from the iion'e Is! ,.
IL good fishing and gentlemen wi'hns COCO DAY aa
them. Those fond CUNNING arc r!oie1 ma
game about Welkcrton. she owners OF and ihefe
sGntiGg on t. "a. n .,gh & f.
The undersigned. oae known as proprietor OF lie
uot. Zones his o. friends will 9si HIM a. MS neN ~ &
assures them thew shall Al anr Sc: good eoun':
call forit. -uos- WuEEiE
March l5-e.t ihoe'
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vIRGINIA MEDICAL CONVENT

At meeting of tile Medical Society Of FrGnia, held Dc.
cembcr l6lh 1851, the following resolutions were unani-
mousy adopted
Resolved That we deem conducive 10 the interests of
the Profession TO hold general Convention Of the praci-
toners OF Medicine good standing in The State for the
nuInose of eecng thorough organization Of the profess
sion and for advancing the interests of medical men In the
Commonwealth.
Resolved further That the last Tuesday in April mex, be
fixed ns the day fur The assembling of the proposed Conven-
ton the city OF Richmond such time and place may
DO hereafter determined and that the Physicians of the State
urged attend and The Societies. and other organized
hods be requested send full delegations this Convcr
ten and also the American Medical Association which
will assemble in Richmond on the ensuing Tuesday.
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be published in
the Sehoscope and that the newspapers throughout the
State be respectfully requested 10 copy Ihem
JAS. EEALE, Vice President, Presiding
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, april The election for Governor md other
State officers took place to-day. kend.ic the "hig
and Seymour the Democratic candidate Governor The
reurne far meaere 10 indicate the result The
election for members of The Legislature turned principally
upon the Liquor question: and the political complexion Of
many towns has esen completely changed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

One hundred and sixyRx young NJ. DIS, have just
duacd al tho Pennsylvania University-among them the
following from Virginia: R. Barksdae r. H. Carter c. Cow
herd d. ". Davis d. Day. J. De Bree, Jr, J. Dunn, W.
H. Goodwin, T. R. Graves, d. R. Greonlse J. s. Griffith,
S. Johnson J. A. Litlepage j. s. Mitchell, J. Morrison
N Murdoch G. n. Musgrave, J. R. Nale T. A. Proctor
W. NJ Quarle S. S. Rogers, W. D. Sonthall J. B. Stark
J. B. Strachsn, +. A. Wake, and F. P. WeIliord.
Tic degree of Doctor of Medicine also conferred upon
&C Nirnini
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POE - ~
For The ENQUIRER,

foT me enquirer.
Inc. on VISITING Hollywood Cemetery, Richmc nd
Virginia.
stood beneath the dark green trees
That deck Thy h"llowci ground
And wave Ger many treasured one
Whose rest had there been found.
Is,ened TO the murmurng ri!
Whose gentle music stole
In softest cadence TO my ear,
And wrupt my Utmost soul.
l paused beside little mound,
Twas childhOod's resting place
A bright bouquet of sweet Spring flowers,
Loves emblem, there traced
A little whercd bud saw,
Concealed amid the flowers
Fit emblem of the treasured one
Of such few heeting hours
| thought, perhaps mothers nahu
Had strewn those tio"ere iah,
Since Death had severed from "et nea''
bud rich ana rare.
y De,,b relentless is thy hand
The brightest gems of earth
Are made TO feel thy icy touch,
However pure their worth.
Yet II were pleasant, when the cares
OF life shall all be DER,
If could find resting place
So peaceful, calm and pure.
o, Ills lovely spot 10 me,
And shall eer retain
The memory of that evenings stroll.
Without sigh of pain.
NV widest dream of fancy-thought
Had pictured nought so fair,
AS was the scene that thrilled my soul
When first entered there.
l stoed entranced, and listened TO
The winds low gentle lone,
And sighed for one brief hour to spend
In that wild spot alonel
o! ] shall meier forget that scene
TITS craven on my heart
In characters indelible
Which depart.
RloHMoSp, VA, MARCH "a. V-"f'@''.
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RECEPTION OF KOSSUTH Ar MOBILE

MOBILE APrIL 3-The reception OF Gov kossu,h in this
city, has very Unexpectedly been most hearty and cordial
He has met much sympathy, md enthusiastic meeting
has been held which the sentiments expressed BY
Clemens totally dsaro~ed. Many distinguished Ala
bamans present Ell his reception and gave him hear
" welcome In consequence Of these manifestations in his
favor his departure for the North has been postponed
days.
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To The Editors Of the Enquirer
WAsHrSoToS, APRIL 6, 1852
The meeting OF The creditors OF Texas Washin on
post poned to Wednesday, The l4h inst.
J. HAMILTON,
CHAS. ELLIS,
J. w. HOUSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

Ii is slid that, in the New York Cuban trials, the jury
which discharged because they could agree stood
for the conviction ard five for the acqual of Mr.
L. OSulvan; and four for tho conviction and eight for
the ncnuiItal Of Can't Lewis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

Mr.. Darlington, Senator from the Meck!enburg District
after having been detained by sickness for nearly week
appeared in his sea: yesterday morning.
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CINCINNATI ELECTION.


CIScI&SArI. APRiL Sit the municipal elecii1a yes
day The whole Democratic i!cEe, elected. Tar coun
are Democratic .; ) TO / majority. IN. list coun:d
wing.
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.'i.iilisLTD,
III z. Il.

MhRri-a, al Ecnnon !r COUNTY OF Amelia ~ tie ~ ~
th. ;-" Mr. i:r.r. -. " COSBY. EsG. ri Gpoch'air
LrEliLh :. STEG"H, daughter "f M. Iaha II. S.st:r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

We learn from The Frankfort Commonwealth, that MIR.
Crcnden wrote letter friend in Kentucky, requesting
that his name should be brought before the Wing Con-
vention OF State and expressing his preference for Mr.
Fillmore For this act he receives the highest auda"ns
from the Wing Fillmore press. Look back few years. and
it will be scen that Mr. Crittendcn u S. Senator intro
duced bill fobiddng the poor office holders TO vote in cleo
on for fear of laning the purity of the election franchise
by official interference Now however, wo hcnr Of this
same gentleman Attorney General using the high in'u
ence of his office in swayin public sentiment In behalf OF
the reelection of his Executive Head Here is another
Wing "princple' whistled down the wind!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

The Democratic Stale Convention Of California, appoint
ed the following delegates the Baltimore Conventions
VIM H. Richardson OF Suffer county, jose NJ. Covarra-
bias OF Santa Barbaa Joshua Holden Of Toulumne and
Henry A. Lyons of San Francisco E. D. Hammond OF
Santa Clara Amos T. Baird of Nevada, ". NJ. Wambaueh
Of Yoo and Charles oring OF Scen were appointed sub
slilules
No instructions given to the Delegates but the Penn:
syvnuan claims they understood to be in favor Of
the nomination OF Mr. Buchanan with the exception OF Mr.
Holden whose FIRST choice 10 Gep. Sam Houston.
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P. G.. Goocu, Secretary.


BosroS ArnlL 6-Snow fell in this cty yesterday to the
depth of FOOT causing stoppage In the rail road and
steamboat lines
Two trains of the Providence road came in COLI
SIGN 1asl night. The engines smashed but the pas
eenpcrs esca ned material ninrY
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WoRMI.EY FOUND GUILTY.

After protrac,cd examination Of evidence and argument
the trial Of Jno s. Wormey for the murder Of a. p RobIou
was concluded yesterday in the Chesterfield Superior Court
The jury after retiring about fifteen minutes, brought In
verdict OF gully Of murder in the frs: degree. The Coun
sci for the defence applied for tra-this motion viii
be decided at special term some time in May
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EI,FCTToNS

HARrronp CoSS., APRiL 6.-Seymour, the Democratic
caudida,e is elected Governo.and The Democrats have
majority 10 both branches Of the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-09

n, Ma, 's= night vcry mich delighted al t''e
,b Mr. aiacaIiS:ci's novel and beautiful TICKS
and ;o.csiau csqas mechanism lie is perhaps the "'S'
ua2cian" we have ever wi!nesscd-and TWO
49, !r M, be more peasnsy and omusingly passed
in irving 10 find The key his mysterious ana wonae
r extiions In spite Of the awful weather. on M'n''y
nia, rood company, including several ladies' were pre-
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OORPORATION nOTIORs.
- ZEE SIXTH PAGE. -EA


NorIoI 70 cARTA.E; 70 E1sIw ra s!sr'., ~.
sspso en- sSs isss day q 6soSss ssoh year renewable
srisss % MAI ms applied fer . such time nay b
ssgnsss ~ We ksyS s:p HSss csss
rdpsn vii be Granted AhIs ses b.Awssn the hours 81
Il 4 n. ana r. D.. daily until October 81.
Persons dssiriuz Meenssa WIN Apply en- OK aeer s
sssss sarss scessSins 70 law; and Sreuds y
whore they be napsotsd and The old license Afer being
~ ths Tnspootor must sheD be presented TO thc
yt nsrhsi Coz vnswa Il s not lswfs Y renew licenses
~ using sxprcss Wagons baggage wagons snd othe;
vG&eies tor the Of AoIeu place 70 place
Nhhin the city. directed V tie following extracts from
seossoa l. .sEvsry cara 'srues wagon S,sy Or eshss
vshless, draw. BY bcrses ether animaia
which shall kept used driven employed for the
Degon conveyance Of anything Whatsoever from place
place wen the sity Of New YORK. for hire wage:
Wn the meaning Of this ordinance; and who
s sss up, Keep drive employ such public
sac rst obtaining hoenee therefor from the Mayor
q i cty, 80 provided shall DO deemed guilty
Exceeding dollars imps.sermsnt exceeding zen
"a st ICa ger 0asnsS al" sA.u nos b Iswful for
e1y rsxson 10 reeeye 70 hold license keep Public
q United States family, and resides With his ~
MY In ssid City, not having family shall have resded
&1ssh theron during the sx months preceding and 10 the
sexual Of the ohrt or with good horses therefor
sine under oath holding any saok
vs.ss The renewal toaShnG their qualifications
and AZ licenses other thar - per'or' 90 quail
order Of Els E'n'i zs q; sa FSfLox y, Marshal.
KATcr6 Once. October lEth 1854
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DoLIfICAL PROPHECIES

l0IIfICAL PROPHECIES
j The great event Rpproaches-the election.
Each backs, and some with bets his own solection.
Now in tho mysti, volume If the skies,
Whom read. with occult spells, by prophots eyes
Truth 10 disclosed, and politicians may
BY seeing Roback, learn VIII at stars ssy.
lie will predict, by their unerring light,
All great events political, Alright.
Nay, mtre, in business sici ness,
known TO mans life. he viii scheme prepare.
by which, as In a mirror, each shall SEQ
His his wifc's. his ohdren's destiny.
All letters to G. W ROBACK, White street, viii be re
yousy attended to il paid. psrticu call
and got an Astroloser's Almanac gratis.
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AsHHa TAYLOR, yirs, Marshal.
1Aycrs once, October 1Eth. 1851

CORPORATION NOTIoE,-PROPOsALs FOR OIL
ener Streets Lamps Chambers and Gem
streets until the 2sth day Of October 1882 o'clock
p NJ after which time will be received for furnishing
H. Corporation Of the Clay Of New York with 10000 gallons
winter strained oil Of the best quality and
= delivered fires Of carriage VIA 5000 SALONS at No l
lens HARLEM samples must be sent TO the oco Of the
ssperntsndsnt q and Gas g Mercer street. on
s.msses will DO opened tho 10Th day Of October 1852 IN
Csnmoraty of the City and County Of Now York June,
l662 Blank ssmstes be obtained, by application ~
sAe once Of tho Commissioner Streets and Lamps No
sSmstes will be entertained, unless in compliance with
tAe proposals and the ordinance above referred to.
HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jun,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
nc4n IA
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MATRIMONIAL.


A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE PROFESSION LEAVES HIN
"A opportunity for society, seeks this method to
gard an estee med reative young lady, who has now
reached her majority and who is worthy 90 be the com
mony OF any gentleman Occupying The high
standing Born and educated in the neghborhood OF
is city sic has spent oonsider.b e time With connections
New York Of great respectable She has inharited5a
reasonable Of property and to
will be appreciated Communications viii only be known
the writer Of this who will call rend that the
party replying may designate and shall be overy
considered sacred. address HERBERT 9. GRANTH0RPk,
Post once.
GENTLEMAN OF TIE HIGHEST REsrECTABI-
N lity, % Of age with income sufficient in his
honorable profession 10 DESTROYS to get partner for s
reisious vttpans and edaeatei young lady or vids
tory references responsibility and forturo given and
required personally Letters addressed for weeks to
Dr." Broadway Post office, will be attended 70.
SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GARRY, BE-
"A fore returning TO California. Any sonteel lay. de-
srouB of for 1ng matrimonial alliance will confer
by addressing line conddcntiay. to e. l. No letters
will be taken notice Of except which advertiser sh
enuine and written In faith Ne menials an
wer this. Address Herald office.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners occupant or
sapsnts Of al homes snd iote improved Or
Ssss completed by he Asossors and lodged in the
snss Of Assessments for examination BY sill
persons interested vEor paving Broadway and Seventh
avenue Forty Forty sixth streets. The
UNIT, embraced by suoh include several
hsases ground lots peces and parcels Of
ad situnfed boh sides of broadway, between Ferty
ssssnd and Fcrssth strees and both sides of Seventh
avenue between third Forty-sixth Streets
Isth sides Of Forty street, between Seventh
syenues both sdes Of Forty fourth and Fortydfth
ssYeets southery eide Of Forty street, between
Broadway and limos running esetery and westerly half
way tho adjoining All whose interests
aEeetoe by the above named and who
Supposed 70 the sither Of them requested 10
their obecto1s writing the undersgnod
shsir oce Ne Hall Of Rsosrds, within thirty days from
Aha date Of sbir notice. - -
FRANCIS NICHoLsoN,i Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Voe, Bureau sf Assessments Street Department Oct.
"A
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A CsTRALIA-EHw YORK AND CANADA LINZ
"A The epiendd fast sailing racket ship NEBRASKAs
Onpt asa Bsarss for Melbcufns Port Philip and sydney
Will san on the 2cth Of October iust The Nebraska WA
put Tor European packet and 10 very fast sssr. Hss
400 for s.s Gar psr0r 70 sls q
provided With hne library Tor passenger An exps
nenoed surgeon will accompany the ship. For fretxhs
Esssassi apply ON hoard. Pier IL, Esss river or 70
Tsos. RlerrY.l BAILEY q HINCKEN. Agents,
nseneA Tor shipment Forwarded 70 the sxsnts a
New Yosk win be forwarded free u commission.
VANDERBILT LINE-T0R SAN FRANCISCO.
The favori sdouble engine steamship PROxErBEUS S0
sons will leave from pier No North river ~ three o'clock
IN precisely, on Friday, November for San Juan dol
Norte connecting with the Pacific steamer the Mia
rNna transit ROUTE having but twelve mea Of land
These steamers Rro unriyalled in their aeoo
apply only " D. Is. ALLEN, Agent,
Ne. Battery place, ap stairs.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, fOR
nsr Orieens via Hayana.-The splendid steamship
CRESCENT CITY, D. d. Porter, U. s. Navy, commander
Will sail IRON the pier At foot of Warren s-eet North river
on Wsdnesda{ Oct a. A. o'clock NJ, precisely Rates
passage 70 Havana and New 0rleansnew arrangement
ssssr,ss 2o Specie only taken freight 20 Hsvans
sresht 20 New Orleans st cents per cubic foot
he eompsnys 6s Of iAding, which be had Appca
Non ~ the ocs No other Form will b signed No bills OF
ss.A asnsd aNsr I2oclock on he dX 2, sansg For
~ ''' A''' n = west street, corner m s q warren
NoTICE.-PAssENoERs PER STEAMER BLACK
~ warrior, viii please be on se'rd foot O. Harlem
;nd.n. s;sn. .1s asy ~ sass-s. Ga..s! I--ssA-e..
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ANTHOLOGY.

MATRIM0NNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN 4
NA overPrefsssor LAYTON, Boston. formerly Of Lon-
dom will send TO any address on receipt Of dollar post
INC devoted aaotions efas Of The opposite
hearts desre. Tho simple but capt.
waiting thai Al may DO married irrespective Of appear
snoe % PUhen nna nss snonsn nov esss Gan 20 g.
possible. Address Professor LAwon Boston, kaAa. Ne
paid
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NORPoRATIoN N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner or owners, occupants or
lands Affected thereby, that the following
have been completed the Assessor and are lodged in the
inse!ested vs-For building sewer in Nassau
Bsskman The limits embraced by such
esds all and lots Of ground LOTS
situated both sides of
street from Ann street to point 81 feet south Of Beskmsn
0sset. All whose interests Affected by tn
shove named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested their
h writing the undsrsgned 1t their ohce No. Hall Of
nsccrds within thirty days from the dLte Of ths notice
SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Buresu IF Asscsmcats, Street Department Dot.
n 1850.
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CoRPORAIIo IN NoTIoE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
supants Of sill houses snd lots improved unimproved
affected shsreb that tho following have
completed by the and lodged In the office
q the Bureaucf for examination by All
viz For building IN Grand street,
Attorney and Ridge streets Tho limits
embraced by such inoluds all the several houses
OF ropnd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both des Of Grand street from Suffolk street
Clinton Street southsriy 200 feet from Grand street, All
DsYsons whose interests affected by the above named
assessments opposed TO the either Of
AeH are requested present. their slsst9ns in wrtng
vtahis thirty days from the date Of thia noslse.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS MIC H0LSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0oo, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oet
N, l852