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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-23


Benjamin Jacob, Complainant
Rachel Jacob, widow, and William1
- ~hii -,5l
heir at law or Nicholas Jacob deceased, Defendants
and Samuel Stokcy and Sarah Jane his
wife. J,,,,,..--.,
the suit against the defendants and the said Rachel ia
cob William Jacob, John Jacob, Samuel Sokely and Sa
rah Jane WIFE not having entered their
nppcarnr by satisfactory proof that they not nhab
snts Of the Commonwealth Of virsnia-oI motion s %i
appear here within month after due publication OF this
order and do what may be deemed necessary to protect
their in this suit and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the city
OF Wheeling for four weeks successfully and posted at the
'front.' door or the Court Ohio county on the first day
of the next county court to be held for said county
A copy Teste, ALoNZo LoRlNG,
CNeson) 4w (sept1O Clerk
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H., ,,,i,s ofthe DAILY lNTELLiuENohh' o'
she Once republication Price. TWO oeSrs'
SEARS is authorized to receive sabseriP'
rJ.vR =. n n,,x Fri Weekly and Weekly lnteliigcneer
dBs TO M nr advertising and Job work TO be done al
in the city and the adjace towns will be sup.
. ,n The paily Inteigencer by MI f. A. Srars' al
The 10 many who do not wish to subscribe 6y
Mr. s will supply his subscribers pune'uaiy
Va AZ an early hour. ...s----- ----
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t5s In Chancery.

r.H.i -Htti In ChanC6ry.
y;rofpin At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF tn,
Circuit court Ohio county in the month OF September
sh si,'n who sy George MecreaTy compainans
their iext friend H.,'
Daniel s,eenrod. Samuel Mccoy, MOI .
SOS Mills, Rachel Wallace. william
ellis. Caroline Minis and cstharins Defendants.
Ns ss sdyI hG ,s;s y n oSo
The object Of this suit obtain decree for the par
Gn of L.et of saa oh pro
The defendants except Daniel steenrod and Samuel Nc,
b ais q NJ
6 By Gonhs alter due publication
ofdsf be-
in some nows paper published In the city Of Wheeling for
Sr coer House Of OHIO on day
county b held for said county tySszo 1oR,NG
oNelson,4w = '''' ''s esept1D Clerk.
yirainin. At Rules held in the Clerks Office of tina
Circuit of Ohio county in the month OF September
R. cransle & Co. .s.o { Plaintiff.
Watson Dr;rvs 5 Defendant 100 ~,
Action Of Debt to the OF 1927 n cents.
A due on notes dated the 10th January 1882 one for
date s n"s the other is7 cents. and payable
Ss sad notes became due suit
attachment was issued and returned served ~, :,
BY satisfactory that he is not as nhabtant
o The Commonweath OF motion OF the plain.
tin by COUNSEL ordered that he do appear here within
one month after publication OF order and 90 what
NAV be deemed necessary protect his IN TINS suit
and that copy OF order be forthwith Inserted in some
published In the City OF Wheeling Tor four weeks
posted the front door Court house
of county day OF the next county court to
be held for said county. ,,or,o,o,,yc c,,
(J&PO AcOpy Teste, ALoNHo LotiNG'oicrk
yiruiuin. At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Cont OF in the month of September, 1852
| iobn Mallory and Asa Johnston own.l p,,pt;1s
| orc off, steamboat ..IIail Columbia" 5 '''
80 ~ against
William F. Curtis, John A. Skunk, An.
tbony Sheets, and Joseph Z. Hall, Charles
Hall and Joseph Hail. eoparners under the Defendants
firm Of Joseph z. Hall & Son, owners Off
the Steamboat "Governor Meigs."
action trespass in the TO recover at the least
n $500 damages, caused by the collision OF the said
Steamboat ..Governor Meigs with the said Steamboat
"Hal Columbia in which suit attachment was issued
and returned served -a.... ~
The defendants except John Skunk, not having entered
their appearance and 1t appearing by SATISFACTORY PROOF
that they inhab of the COMMONWEALTH OF VII
cnia-On motion the plaintiffs by COUNSEL II ordefeu
that they appear within month after due publ
cation OF and do what be deemed
to protect their this suit and that COPY
order forthwith inserted in some
in the city Wheeling for four weeks anu
posted of tho Court House OF
on day next county court 10 DC held LOT sau
| county. g,I... =. al IS ,1ovzo roptNc s|tt
/cSR, scntf5 Clerk
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Notice.
Notice.

a-- Notice,
hereby given that Books for subscription TO The Cala
| Stock Of the ..wESTERN Rail. ROAD Co" "a roah
CONNECTING bridgeport, i'll Belmont co.. with the teuncn
vile and Indiana Rail road at point near Gosh VIII
Uniontown and Flushing, Belmont co-Freepor Harrison
CO. and West Chester TuscaIaw county, on
lid w II. HOLLOWAY.
CRISPAN OGLEBAS,
MOSES RHODES,
THOS. c. THEAKER,
]. u. McCONAHEY.
pr;1cepo,. Sent f5 1S52,-td.
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RINE Err lNEWS.il

ARRIVALS. ~
Vircqua. .O'Neil.. ..SteubenAille
Stephen Bayard Booth .Snni,sll.
Justice. Shelton. .-..-.. Wellsyille.
Hail Columbia j Johnston 49,. .PaIkesbulgh.
Courier. Roberts. 49,. Parkersbnrgh.
Financier. 49,. Calhoun. Pittsburgh.
VIM. Knox. -. Cooke .........., do.
r. H. Lindsey. .Gaskill ............. do. -.
Julian Dean. MaVay. ......... GAINESVILLE.
~ p~isfa DEPARTURES. sea .Ias-
ViroQua. O'Neil. $3.50. .Steubenville
Stephen Bayard. Booth. ........... .Sunfsh.
Justice. ...Skelton. ....... Wellsville.
4 Courier. ....... Robert. Parkesburgh
Financier. 49,. Calhoun. 1890. Cincinnati.
VIM. Knox. -. Cooke ......... do.
r. II. Lindsey. .Gaskill. go. -. .Pittsburg.
Julia Dean. NC Way do.
uTWater 2 feet 9 inches--fallng slowly.
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
WELLsvILLE. Justice. % A. NJ.
SrEuBEyvILLE -. .Viroqua. ..........2 p. NJ.
SuNrIsH. Stephen Bayard. "A P. NJ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In Chancerv,

virginia At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit court Of Ohio county in the month OF 1s52
BENJAMIN Jacob, Complainant.
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10! THE coNQUERING HERO COMES!
Let all the ends thou aim'st at, be thy
Country's. Gods. and Truths.
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FAIR AT LANCASTER.

Gen. SCOTT will be here tomorrow.
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ASHES

Batting No. and 3. l., 1e Il
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-09

TENNEssEE.-Gov. Jones recently addressed
great Wing meeting in Knox county. A cor
respondent of the Pennsylvania Inquirer says
that "a company of about 1000 men met him
near the town, where he was welcomed by
handsome address from Mr. Maynard, the Elec-
tor for this District. He then came into town.
where the procession was augmented in num-
bers. There were about thirty transpareucies
borne aloft in the procession with various mot
toes inscibed on each. The procession halted
above the Mansion House, where Gov. Jones
was again welcomed by John H. Crozier. The
next day we had very large Barbecue, when
Gen Cullom and Gov Jones addressed the as
semblage. have seldom seen so large con-
course at any time or place But Jimmy Jones
can set the mountains on fire here, whenever he
chooses to come along and do it. Jones could
scarcely speak for the enthusiastic cheering Of
the multitude"
The right spirit is abroad in Tennessee, and
will tell upon the result in November.
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FRESHMEN ON TIE STUMP FOR SCOTT.-We no
tice a number of eloquent Irishment have taken
the stump for Scott, in different parts of the
country. Among them are Mr.. Gibbons, of
Southern Ohio; Mr.. Robson of New York :;
James Egan, of Boston; Prof Fitzgerald, &c
This latter gentleman addressed n large meet
ing of his cOuntrymen few days ago at Cleve-
land, with great effect. Mr.. Gibbons has been
doing good service in Indiana. At recent
meeting of three hundred Irishmen, he says he
could get no one to say he would vote for
Pierce. He is soon to be at Chicago.
MAINE ELECTION-WHIG VICTORY.-The BOs-
ton Atlas says, the Wings have chosen IA Scna-
tors the Locos !, and l in doubt. Returns of
II Wings and u Locos to the House have been
received IS is majority of the whole. In
Senatorial districts there is no choice, which
vacancies will be filled by the joint ballot of
both houses. The Congressional election is the
true index of party strength. Here we have
obtained substantial victory. The following
table exhibits the Congressional election in near
300 towns and they show Wig majority of
over one thousand and net Whig gain of over
sir thousand.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-09

GEN. SCOTT AND THE IRIsH.-A large number
of Irish citizens called at the Neil House, on
Tuesday evening, to see that old Hero, who, in
his young days manfully stood forth, at the risk
of losing his life, to protect their countrymen
from British persecution, and who, in his late
years, has repeatedly borne testimony to Irish
bravery, and Irish fidelity. Gen. Scott came
from his room and shook them warmly by the
hand, expressing great pleasure in seeing them,
and assuring them that he sympathised with the
misfOrtunes of their country, and that it was
highly gratifying to him, that they, as we'll as
the oppressed of all nations, could find an Asy-
lum beneath the broad flag of our country, with
none to molest them, or make them afraid A
tear stole into the eye of more than one stout
irishman, al he listened to the brefbut patriotic
words of the man immortalzed by so many
deeds Of valor.-State (O.) Journal.
OBIo.-The editor of the Cleveland Herald
while the State Fair was held there, had an op-
portunity of forming an opinion about political
prospects of the State. He says: ''We have
met in the last three days hundreds of men from
all parts of the State, and all bring words of
cheer, and all report gains in their section for
the peoples nominee. We feel fully assured
that Ohio will cast her vote for Scott and Gra-
ham, that nine -tenths of the counties will show
Whig gains from two to six hundred each, and
that no county will increase its Locofoco ma
jority of lsfS."
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EI&HIQAN ,EQWSN,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late Of the American House Low
II e Mass, having lease Of the large hotel at the
upper end OF ST. Paul, with everything In proper order
the convenience of Travellers boarders families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
In country, yet supplied with regular markets.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-09

Burbank StPaul] Fw LFawcctte & CO. St.Louis
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
CONNECTING At GALESA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
American and other Express Companies.
ITO and from all the principal cities in the United States,
California and Europe for the speedy transportation
Of money and valuable packages col ecton OF DRAFTS notes.
bills, accounts, &c, purchase and sale Of all kinds OF
merchandise.
AGENTS.
C. r.. Rice l. Co, St. Paul, Otis West, St. Loui 5,
J. Brookes, Galeua.
n. B.-Particular sttention paid to forwarding and
commission business generally.
may !. Sell
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Central House, st. Paul.

TAvE & BURTON have taken this old and we'll known
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and are now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers
comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make
the Central House of tbs best Hotels In the West
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BOOKBlNDING.

THE subscriber would respectfully nolm the citizens
St. Paul and Its vicinity, that he is carrying
the above business In the ID story Of Spence build
Ing, the corner OF Firth and Roberts street.
Particular attention paid to rebinding old books and
periodicals.. JAMES MACINTOSH
feb7 Pitt
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st. Charles Hotel.
C. CLARK, Proprietor,
81. Anthony Fnlls, Mime sofa.

This House has been thoroughly repaired and enovaed
will be kept equal to the best Hotels In the
wesi The Falls Of st. Anthony with the fine fishing and
hunting grounds adjacent, together with climate unsr
passed the American continent for health and oveli-
this the place Of all others to enjoy the hot
scaaop, 44tf
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE.
RY the undersigned agent for the Protection
Company Of Hartford, Conn., Policies issued upon the
most favorable terms by
w.P. MURRAY, Agent, Minnesota,
st. Paul, February %, 1852 e4-im
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HALFWAY House.
TOHN MORGAN. (mid-way betWee

III Z :"
st. Paul and Stilwater begs leave to stran-
gers visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that
having his arrangements complete for the accom-
modaton Of the public, and being sltrated in the midst
Of the delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes tna
abound with sh, and in atmosphere OF unsurpassed
purity, he hopes company from abroad, as well as
the neighborns villages. They Will Gnd the charges
moderate.
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PAINTING.

SHERMAN MOREY, on Fourth street, St. Paul. near
~ the middle town, in the building OF M Knox, up
stairs, be foud ready attend Painting In all
departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriage
and ornamental painting all done up promptly, ond ith
paints Of the best quality. do work In SLOW
eny, unworkman like manner do not expect get
business In the enlightened town Of st. Paul.
Dec. ID, 1851. SHERMAN x MOREY.
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TEMPERANCE House. i.

OF MOFFET, Proprietor,"Corner
~ OF Fourth and Jackson Sts., Saint Paul Perma-
AMI transient boarer furnished with good and COM
Portable apartments. Charges moderate.
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MERICAN SALOON.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFAcroRY

SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFAcroRY.
TYRE subscriber soc,ts the patronage Of the public,
and assures all purchasers In his line, that he will
Tor cash, saddles, harness OF all kinds, and trunks, OF
better quality, and cheaper than any other establish
en, n Ainnesota Purchasers will do well to call at
his shop on Third street, St. PAUL. next door east s.
II. Sersenps and judge for themselves.
A. r. FRENCH.
SkETCHES OF MINNESOTA, the
~ New England Of the West, BY r.. s. Seymour. For
sale oy LEDUC & ROHRER.
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NUMBER 4,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.
Ole bull, the distinguished violininist, pre-
sentcd himself in Independence Hall this morn.
ing and took the necessary oath to become
citizen.
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CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
T,oeS 25,oeo

We claim the State for Scott, with reason.
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THEODORE E. PARKER,
Attorney aud Counsellor Mt Law,
SALTWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.


A Nd THE 'sREST OF MANKlND,' wonid say
IA that be found during the winter, at the o'
stand Of Charley Cave, Third Street, where will nj
ways be happy To wait upon them. Bar and house fur
nished with the best Of every thing.
nov. %. It.. wM. HARTSIIORNE.
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r.. n. NELSON.

w. r. MURRAY,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR LAW,
ST. PAUL, MINS. TERR.
WILL attend promptly and diligently to all business
w intrusted to him. Having made himself scquaint-
ed with the quality and situation OF the surveyed lands
IN the territory, he Is prepared to locate land warrants
20 the best Persons at distance may send
their here and their interests will be attended
TO - II they were present. 3 Onice on Thiri sree
September II, 1851.
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The wt uAlAi
payment ofthe subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter. Toa
which paid by all BY IL.
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published uiweeky during
sio1s OF Congress- and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less received
Terms psoposuoned 10 the above annual rales
W-PoSTmAsrERs authorised agents, snd,b
sending DAILY subscribers, with enclosed,
mIwEEKIY subscribers, o25 enclose WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed win ene copy
aaine edition they furnish syasls.
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(vOKP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Il
~ hereby givens to tho or oe-
eupahs O. oil hsusos and ios uui IN ,roysd
sucs affected tbereby that the toll ,wisg
have bcen completed BY the Assessor b.
ONCE Of .he bureau Of Assessments for exai sa By ell
pefsona interested. Wis for building from shs
sever Ia Fourteenth street through Ninth Ana
Fnteenth street to the Eighth syonue Tao limits en-
braced by suoh nont include all the
and lots OF grogne vacant Iosr pieces aud
situated both sides OF Eeeath street weon
aud Ninth avenues the e.stery side Of ninth
Fourteenth aud SixeeIh and on the YEA
terly edo bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth sreet on
both sides Of Esh avenue and westerly
avenns l0j eet porthary and loj feet southerly r,m
teenth street ALI whose interests bv
tbs above nsmod and who opposed che
either of them requested TO ther oh
ieotions In writing to che undersigned 1t their Office No
Hall Of Records within tbety from the date or ths
notice. SAMUEL H. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, As5essors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
n
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NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS HENRY YEIS0
~ against Mary Feiss. summons for reef-Com. noN
served TO the above defendant hereby
and required TO the In this
was filed in the occ Of tho clerk Of tho city
New York. at the City ell in said city, this day cad
servo copy OF tho said plant
s9tscrber st his Office No Chamber stres Ia the oity
oil New York within twenty days after the tha
summons exclusive Of tho day Of such service, AaA
you fail to answe. the said complaint wi hin tho
aforesaid tho plaintiff In this action will apply the
for the relief demanded in the plant Dated July
$50. jonas u. PHILLIPS. PIaintif's Atterne.L
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ANTHOLOGY.


MATRfh0NY MADE EASY. or now TO WIZ 4
lvA Lover--Proessor bawton Boston. formerly Of
don will send to address receipt DOLLAR
paid plain directions TO enable ladies temen 70
he devoted affections OF s tho opposite their
hearts desire The sim but oAptlvAtnG
that all be married irrespective Of appearances
position; and last though least 1t
such case and delicaoy that detection impossible Al
dress Professor Lavton Boeton. Mass No letters tA
the Post Once unless she postage 70 paid.
MRS. BREWSTER. FROM PHILADELPHIA. FsH-
I ders her services to ladies gentemen ths atty
ko BY books and science relied Espoesn
and viii tell the rame of the lady gentloman they WV
marry Also, the names OF tho yisiters. Rssdenoe Ne
Great Jones street, corner OF Bowery Ladies' 90 csnt
gentlemen, 81.
A sTRoLoGY ENDORSED BY AN EDITOR AND
vcls which they call facts that much incredible
than the phenomena OF ancient science founded
tronomy and having and revelation It's vsuchsgs
But Astrology not being fashionable, although 1t Is
scrptural art they frequently decry IL thout nvestss
ton millions Of sublime truths been dscrsd
since the deuRs We however, point to bsr0
of the PRESS who have done justice TO Br Roback 1.-THE
celebrated Swedish hstrolcgcr residing At No. White
street and Others to the editor OF the Railway NJ
Republican. who is ALTO distinguished member OF the
Legislature Of that state We invite especial alton ton
few days The Astrological advertisement, In
other column Of the celebrated DR. Roback should be read
by all who have faith to believe and Intelligence sucisne
the truths taught by astroogy Many pretend
enlv dbeeye but derde the
who, like DR. Robaek, have become with the
starsbut would ask Such have they carefully and
ddy read the certificates of for their ia
telgcnce who neither afraid ashamed to pub
lcJy forward with their testimony in regard to the wonder
full and accurate predictions Of the advertiser
doubtng reader has made with such
may the wonders Of Astroogy consult
ASCERTAIN hirnseH what tho latter
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MUSICAL.


ROSTON PIANOFORTES.-THR LARGEST AssORY.
y ment OF Pianos In this city Is TO DO found At
looms Of T. Gilbert Co., No. S38 Broadway. corner ~
street opposite Brossway Bank and Theatre s.A
and to stand climate Dealers supplisA
liberal terms Gilbert Cottage Planes
convenient for all rooms for sao low warrsntsl
Also IN extensive sment of Gilbert Co.'s proved
hoiau Pianos universally admitted to DO superior an
others. HORACE WATEIkS S1Ie Arenx
Twenty Ave Second hand Plan. and Mciodeons (" rens
cheap, for sale at tho following prices sra
So 500 siOo $40, SEQ SIPS si3. $40 sis, stS sd
SlG0 Boulder, $sJ Eslian Pianos $50 1910 $xoo
Grand Piano $500. Do with Nolan, $3.50 Prince Co.'S
Aeodeons. $685. $40 $780, and $50. Carhart Molodeon, S
AN ACCORDION AS IS AN ACCORDEoN-A
IA Watch a. IL = Wstch-s Gold Chain ~ ia q Chain-
Gold Breast Pins Finger Rings Bracelets Keys aud every
article In the JeweIry line at nnaeard Of prce e
the nuine origin nj JACOBS Store No. OK ChAthaU
street Aocordeons tuned and repaired the very kss
A CCORDEONS, WHOLESALE AND RETAU-YHy
IA largest and fneet stock Of those very celebrated
cobs Aooordeons he found 102
Of good instrument and good music, houd
call They sold at prices varying from $t50 TO $o
Remember the number 102 Chatham street,
Pearl.
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(NOkPokATiOk nOwck.-PUBLICN NOTICE 10 Hng
~ 20 sne sner or owners, ocou pant scoupsu
OF AL houses had tsts uuim aada G,c
Cd thereby that tho following have hrca
p'eted by the Assesor and lodged once AZ TIA
bureau OF Assosssents for by sill psrsons in
terestea vM-tor mius suokon lots Of ground
The limits embraced by ggcb include
pieces snd psrceu Of lamb situated the northy do Of
Thirty fourth street and ssutheriy side Of Thirty
between Ftst khd Seoot ward Nss 1868 3;l
PIE oa1 SO s. SO 1914 6S97 800 aud 800 sad
On tho eatteI side OF Second ayonue bet wecn rb
fourth aud Thu fifth streets All persons whose
arc by tho above named and Who are
opposed TO the either az them
sent their objections, in writing TO the at
the date Of tits notice,
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLS 6N, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMlTH,
n 1902 $500 'T",'' ~N-s
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TAXES or 1862 --OPFTCE or RECEIVER OF
Il Taxes. No New City Hall, Park-Rats 9s 70 100
noa.e hereby given that tho tax hooks Of the
and that Win then be prepared hxes
thereon persons pxYsg previous TO the st
OF November Text Will receive deduction Interest at
seven per cent Per oaloulated from the time
added to all taxes nupnd first Of next
Hours fer receiving tsSes-from M to p. M Bank.
able money only received.
HARVEY HART. Reoeiver Of Taxes
N B-Persons have their bills by applying at this
Office and are requested TO give full ther
property and quire their tax il any
kEw YoRk. July 70, 1852.