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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY The Arm OF Webb, pun
Il Co, Austin, and hyres Webb, Co, Galveston, w.
been dissolved some time since BY consent the bu
continued by David Ayers in The city OF Galveston. n
He viii purchase and sell negroes purchase
and locate land claims, examine and quiet land uhe pro-
patents and other documents perfect titles an
taxes on lands and redeem lands sold for collect and
foreign and domestic debts Of State OF Trs
attend TO all business pertaining general agency He r
TIE attorneys and business Galveston and Mesn %
Jennings, broadway; aud Msssrs. A. =. Barnes to7 ~
street. New York and w. @. snehen, Washington D.
Communications (prepsid) addressed David hyTcs, GH
viii be promptly attended 10.
GALVESTON, March !, 1852.
March 26-d2n
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce to their customer
atnand ' and most
the wants Of The public ali we are esssieS to oas
be attained elsewhere We invite special
IN SILKS
pieces S naa 1i rs ~ Sop gns s Shade new designs
% 80 80 R,an ssss aT Tsp s% min.
% DO iow-piced brocade and other figured silks
Is do narrow checked silks
70 do "a India foulard, very cheap
IN BLACK SILKS we have
pieces plain black sks including grades
Black lavenliues and black sauns
Black bocade silks IN great variety Of prices and qualities
IN BEREGEs, MoUssELINE DE LANES, BEREGE DE
LANES &c., we have
100 pieces eIra rich bereges, in dress
%, 50 DO medium soresos in beautiful styles
sa ds ,n' green
salmon, and white, in superior qualities
10 do plain mode and gray mou.selines
20 do smalhgured, all wool moa.ssinos, Tor children
100 90 %o %S1' S sses ss ss lanes '''''
Is do plain black mourning beregc de LANES
30 do plain black and half mourning bereges.
IN FRENCH mUsLlNs, LAWNS, AND cHrsTzEs we
% % French printed iacOno''
Is do small figured ehntres for children
In addition 70 me above goods enumerated would remark
which cannot be enumerated in an in fact we can
Mar ga oLAoETT NEWTON, MAY, co.
mantIiIas, shayvIs, Scarf.
WE respectfully the
beautiful and attractive line Of goods, adapted exclusively
their
spring wanuas scarf, plain and EN-
brodersd silk
dozen white lace manullas
~ light .colored silk do
10 embroidered whie-crape shswls
so plain white do. In assorted grades
as pain-coored sbawls
Rich and medium black lace do. and scarfs variety
Is printed Cashmere shawls
Cashmere herege shaws and SCARF
Plain black silk, black Grape and Grenadine shawis
Light shades colored silk shawls
Ladies wishing purchase any article above win
find the assortment complete represented aud offered the low
Msra-a, cLAeATT, NEWTON, MAY, 90.
DICH DRESS GDODs.-McLAIN 4 MARRY win this day
open 500 Of and fashionable dre~ goods embracing
plaid and figured silks, shades and
beRe de aine all qualities styles and
beautiful cottage and tapestry sye which would
prints variety. Purchasers will
stock before supplying themselves else
tho goods have been selected with tbs
York markets. and the hos,
queny determined 10 sell very low for cash, and cash
'""' McLAIN HARRY,
Mar 07-eo2w Between 9th and 9th streets.
Al ZEN aud Women OF tho 18th Century by Ar.ene
Tales and Traditions Of Hungary by Madame rosyportrai
Lays Cavaliers and Other Poems by VIM Az
The BOOK Of Ballads edited by Bon Gaulser, iustra
tons.
Gospels, illustrating phases Of characer in the
present day by Rev. ~ H. Chaplin vol.
Long Leaves from the Book Of Life and Mature BY an Amer
lean.
MsceIanies by Henry James Anderson, vol
Ladies Of the Covenant, by Rev. Jas Anderson, vol
Cloverno0k by Alice Cnrey-new supply.
This day received and for sale by -
MaW Booksellers, near 9th ~
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MIR. BADGER moved that the order OF the Senate oy
which this day was devoted exclusively 10 the consider
alton OF private bills be suspended until o'clock which
was agreed TO-
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VAsDERvEER's Large Map pssp orwssnSlnHs,'
' City. For sale by FRANCK TAfbo"
Mar 16
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Ne" SPffHK "o0HS MT OPsHSu'
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully
public generally, thai their spring purchases
and which consist OF complete
be found county, suited
the public all OF which enabled offer
obtained elsewhere. special
ladies TO the following goods, viz
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PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

Mr.. Twin. MI. President, wish 10 make an expla-
nation with regard TO some remarks i made the other
day When the resolution offered by the from
New York MIR, SEwARDl was under consideration the
other day. stated that confidential letter, written by
Commodore Jones to the Secretary OF the Navy had been
sent by him to the court.martial ! have since
tanned that that the state OF the case--,ha the
confidential letter was placed in the hands oil the judge
advocate, 10 assist him in making up his charges and
specifications against Commodore Jones, but that he
used it, and il went before the court-maral
lts publication originally by the Senate owing the
proposition introduced by the senator from Virginia, call
ing for the correspondence otherwise, IL would
have been made public.
JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED
Mr. S0ULE asked and obtained the unanimous con-
sent OF the Senate to introduce joint resolution TO pro-
vide for the production OF seeds required for distribution
at the Patent Office; which was read and passed 10 a
second reading.
Mr.. S. asked the unanimous consent of the Senate
that be read second time, with view to reference
but, objection being made, leave was not granted.
NOTICE BILL.
Mr. DODGE, of Wisconsin, gave notice that he should
tomorrow, early day thereafter, ask leave
introduce bill granting the right OF way and making a
grant OF lands TO aid in The construction of railroad
from Sheboygan, on Lake Michigan, to the Mississippi
river.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
A message was received from the President OF the
United States by Mr. NJ p Fillmore. his secretary rela
tive TO the fraudulent abstraction OF papers relating
claim under the treaty of Guadalupe Hdalgo and recon-
mending that provision be made for the punishment Of
such offences; which read; and, on motion by Mr.
BADGER, IL was referred TO the Committee on the
Judiciary.
SICKNESS OR DISABILITY JUDGES
Mr.. BRADBURY There ia upon the table, Mr. Presi.
dent, an act amendaory Of the act entitled can act TO
provide Tor holding the courts OF the United States in
OF the sickness other disability of the Judges OF the
district courts approved July 49, $780, which came from
the House with an amendment. When II came from the
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. Y. SUPREME COURT, County of

- We Westchester sarah Shsvrsck. plaintiff. axans
1919 sassrock. deieneakt-re GEORGE SHAMROCK.
x.1 are hereby sunnonsd and alsed
.sS Son plant IN the action. which died II TIE
ss ~ We Ciesx q the County Of Wsschsser nj wa,e-
psSs sn me isa cay II March. isSa and copy
IcSs 70 ne sale compliant the subscriber
Ls ees We village 81 Yosks ia aid ,upV, within
twenty days ser Ne Of shs ssmmoas % yea cx
clusss 81 ne dey o. seeA ssryics asd yoa fs 20 an
tlanse z sAs action va spe, Coss. fer The rssf
dsnaAaed N tie es1p,sin{ =psssd MsIeA Us. nsi
- seScWW Yenk0e.
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CuARLEsS Comm
WILLIAM 8 GREGORY,
HENRY r, DAVIES, Attorney.
s. UPREME C0URT.-In the matter of

Ats q The CITY Of Nsw-YorE relative to the OPENING
Aver, IN n. Cry q New Ysrt The subscribers, Com
of Estimate and Assessment In the above sBti.
Led matter duly appointed oy aIas o'sns supreme Coui
the Legislature Of the people of the State Of New York
d ACT e :n:na az AS 90 H. a.
Into Act, passed April lsis passsd Apr %, 1853
ai the abstract Of the estimate and .sss;,m.s o. ,ss
shs owaes of the lots sssessed the Numbers OF sscA
%, theS appear on the Maps Of the Co~Issonsrs TO-
neither for damage OF benefit and also all the adsyiu
smstes, and other documents which were used by "a:
il The Street Con nlssossrs once Of the City and County
oNsw York for the inspection Of whomsosvsr may oeA-
Sogmissonors make their report to the sale surrsms
Court az ths time and place hereinafter mentioned Ant
.sSSrssnss Of the act snttsd An Acs 70 amend a. Ac,
snfred Act in relation to the collection Of Assessments
spo.ss passed NAY a. is4s passed May !, iHI; to the
owners occupant OF occupants OF al houses aHc
hare completed their Estimate and Assssssnt; Al
perons affected thereby, and who
q: 20 MOSES
Chairman the std COMMISSIONER al the Office Of Janet
York within thirty days from the date Of this notice And
that the limits embraced BY this are a. follows
cy S yor and a. foo~s
wiz: On the east. By ne westerly hns ,, or side |.
os 81 the en-. & 9' sas A e. "a:
OF the block between 3lst-st and 52d-E; ssd the
soJt by the line OF the center Of tbs BLOCK bstwscn s
81 and ssl g. And also ali the lOt pisces parcels Of
land situate lying and being in said CITY described and
bounded follows To WIT IN tps ess ~ hs wyssyIy
OF side Of and BY the line Of water marx %
he Esdsot River the north, by the line Of tbs
ceRter Of the block between slst-st and s,d.st and
the ssaih, BY the line Of the ceater Of the oioos
,orerr further give notice, that their report N ths
sogs entitled matter viii be made sad presented 20 Ae
srpIese Court Of the State of New York, at Spseis
Tsrn OF the said Court TO be held at the City Hall Of the
Crs OF Ns- Yoik, Saturday. tbs nth day OF March
1859 at The opesss Of the Cou that day. or a. 500!
hrreaer rs Counsel can be heard and that then and
ters motion will he made that said Report be confirmed
rs.cl wsw-York, Jan. 1852
MOSES MAINLAND. JR.,
JAMES s. SANFORD c"nmssiscs;
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY
Aar,AY K DAXIKx. AttomeI I'D khN
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COURT, late Supreme

~ Court in Eqany-tLste in Chanoery before che Woo,
Chancellor Of tbe First Circuit BenJamin Dsbrcw and
PAshs Dsbrcw, his wife, and Samuel D-bTo and Sa-
fab Dsbow his wife against Courtney Hall, Courtney
Hail. Az ss M Z, P..
cock wife Alien Peacock. Alien Pesessh eo-r-
wife Of Joshua Brown, joshua Brown. Henry ~ Dssrsw
TiYza l. John q. D,sorcw. Ellen Disbrov. sieh
SHOW Of Francis Disbycw decsssed xiii
IN Ann Disbow and Mary sbo mas Barker
Dnbrow an in FAINT Ann Woods. Eliza D. Bown. William
jones apd Dorei NJ Jones' his wife yu,l4 Odan Jua
oolum AdmlnstisuiI Of Thsmss b. Odlun. dsce .sed,
Wusm h Johnston James N Warn. fhomss " Wan,
William r Pattsp and Catharine E. Pstioa. his wife, Or
vile Dh,e and Ann Dbblc. his wifo, William D.
Morgan John Jewel AID Ezsbe level his vie, Aasop
Dewitt and Hannah Dewitt his wife Thomas Warn, Wu-
Ian Langley. Oscai Hsrrsnn Langley and Maia Loa-
ISL Lanai lev. nfan Thomas W Lsrs, CHARLES M Lssts.
A fred y Let's Andrew Campbell aud Mary Is. Camp
psl his wife, Jams VI Let's Thomas Taylor aud sarah
am TAYLOR, his wife, late Sarah Apo LMd JOIN Barns,
NsJgsre, c. Butns Horsc. Young and stnsIiHe Y1ung,
his wife Augustus Smith AID Eliza c. Smith his wife,
william L. Buns and Julia q Burns infants, Nathaaiel
l.. Lord, Henry Newton Van Schsick, ChristophsT
wolfe and James l. Phelps. Junior In pursuance
II ud sne of the Supreme Court made IN the sbevs
cause will be sod under The drec'ion Of the snbscnber
sbee-s a. public auction. the Merchants Exchange in
The CITY Of New York SATURDAY. the thrd day of Asi
next twelve o'clock al Aoon, ali those csrtan lots
peces OF parcels # land uaie ylns and hsint In the
numbers tn rty go Hamilton street, pumb e's one ndrsd
and thirty t,s) one hundred and forty (i4o,; one
hundred and (4D aud hundred ADD fory.
wo (t2) Cherrystreet; end numbers four hundrss and
veIve (l2I and four hundred and fourteen ) water
e eet dated Nsw-Ymk, February u 1888
JOSEPH BOUGHION, Referee.
JAMssSioNonrgY Pl'ffs' Att'v - wall.st.
mil 7awTl&Mta3
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COURT.--In the matter .

Sths application of the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
SIX e .si coz ST. S az !: s ~ n. c
Of New. York. The subscribers. Commissioners Of EST
mate and Assessment IN the above entitled matter duly
appointed rule Of the supreme ConTt give notice. puT
the people Of the Stse Of New YORK. entitled 40, to
amend act entitled act 10 reoace several laws re-
passed April isli passed Apr 49, is,s ,ss. .as alb
the above matter containing the names Of the owl
era q the lots assessed tbs KanSss Of such lots as ts
such maps. the amount Of whether for
damage or benefit and sl.o all the sfd.vies estimator
err in making their report have bsea deposited ne
Street Commissioners Office Of the CITY and County 81
ce here to remain at least nrty days bsfifs the
sad Conmssl0Ie make their report 10 the Said bo-
sas
t. the requirement. 81 the Act entitled An Acto amend
sa and the c, and County Of New
aud fof ether purposes passd May H. ise, passed Nay
s to The SwSs or SwneIs occupant 2! scs.sss
taefsby that they have completed their Estimate and A.
ssnspt aud that all persons whose interests are Affected
sG present ttsn objections writing to HeuD Beck
nan. i,a he Chairman Of ne .s,d Co@mi's,onss =,
Hall, in the City Of New York within thirty DAYS from
the date OF this notice. end has the limits embraced
al that piece parcel of land described and containing
81 follows thai Is to say all tina. part OF Sky second ct
ssd the ssstsriy side of Eighth and also all that
tam other piece parcel Of lssd bounded On the wess ~
the tsssrY SIDE Of Eighth the BY the westerly
line soe Of fifth the Dofth by line the CEN
ter efths bloch between Suty second md SIN third
tween sIty aud Slit, list st. excepting there
fem all those avenues or psrs u avenues pteecns the
said SIXTY second St And We the said Coumssoners do
further give notice ths, report IN the above entitled
natter viii be made and presented be Saprsme Cour
OF the State Of New Yk at special term Of the ssii
Ccx TO- b held ~ the CITY Hall OF the City Of ERIK
o. Saturday, the s7d day Of May 1850 hs opening Of IA
Court On that dty thereafter counsel csa b
n mi he Ma hat
ss,d reSsts be oessrmed dated New. York March 4,
isa' P RsMhy es nosRnS, }co,u,.,o,.,.
MOSES wilcox.
AxNRT 4. DAVIS. Attosaey mS tS3my
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fegal Nctires.

THE PEOPLE of the STATE of
NV YORK. hy the srsce Of esea tree AID indspead-
10 All ~ esAs interested u VIE sstz,e Of ISAAC
SONES late Of the CITY OF New YORK dscsased az credit
@'fmt OF Ain, or othsr~ise--eRd Esesslns: You and
pi you are hsrsbs cited sad required personally to be
App<r before our Sur. gate of Ii. Csul.y Of New
nM hn office IN the Civ 81 New YeTk, on the thir-
Gay CT Ami sest at slsvea 90 orb m the forenoon
cav, 'hen and there Ia cad the fnsl settle nept
secoUt 81 procedure OF Alanzo Ceshman a.
az ,as goods, chstss and csedis Of said de-
tsssmcsy vAsreef We have caused the SEED Of Office
$40 serrosae to he hesennts sfnsed Witness.
n ALEXANDER BRArOkD Require Suro.
s,se Of cad Cous'y. n ,hs CITY II Nsw-Yort the
na DAY 81 Jssvao, in The year Of cur Lord one
-. 0essssd sght hupd'ed spd ffty two
aS ia~twSs A W. 8RApTORD Surro,,ts
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a BStk CT II CORPORATION Or
II LfkAkcxs s.s RULES slot.sA b. the Cssssa
fes. tuct psesfc EFT r~sulains tks sse Of water 10
~bsh he stsrlscs ~ css,srev ard ali sshsw. IS
ttstb IA vtsxe
os.rs.NcEs
lrs fcv es<x xr Hir. ID, All 81 hsak p<rDissos ps<
bsstt2s i've. sos ssre sEnp rwesty ave dslus ia The
oue,ei co oftee Msxss,.f earn H. c - liant
fise ~ 'sise e shlssf,s "a fr ~, ether psr-
p,ss efJeos oGsrss ~ - - ,~ew,y ase tolia
fme fcs eesrur'iss asv = % s~s sousests1
VITA he "sts' t'pss - the rrse,s ,, SEC Nc say
saiif,tk mxsr. o. o. ohef sncs an, a. hare saa
t~s.ip I've dollars addition ~ sr sseh az ~. a u.
rmsih after sos,ce ts smevsl
Fine Tor xsss Street wssss's. sxoss bsiass n ss<
sre, IN. heo My 70 scyems<s. snd stosst before
81 and alters M. frcu Nossnb>s 10 Mar, ass asi-
lars fsr escb casrte.
kuLks ADOPTED nv rus noAsr
No cwpsr or sstsu vii De slSr cd ssSply water 70
cher pers"ss. OF f.ssiss
roscdnon. ~ ste.stn ~srevsr.ta ~ ae ~ sus rss.
Fpe "a ee' coca stall DO made. cso1sd 20 Dc naes.
by ssy person. ~nh0st perm snos hfss hal hss THIS
bosrc. 90 =, So. :. -. -. -.
All tet"as tasne 'ee water m1st ksep thstr ess ser.
We p'pes SIC nl nuss e'h,ec.ea tsefs w. tees
Eesn shs ~ ycses ION Iss. .as o.a sAssns~ 49,
snrn vss.sai AZ sr ~s, 80, ~ .s
sueet shk oe asec onv ~ an tee hssn eaosa
!es me sss % run "a VASE 81 o. 49, e
,hs ,.es,x,s hs a. ~ ~ ,ss.s, " ~
vs.h ofy 10 iss. ~s,,s..., "a A,s.
he hept nm. ts.m ;, s,cs e,s., ~ 80 80
III u rec ioaIths ~ an ircS ssovs ~. s,As ~
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of
~ the application ofsbs Mayor Aldermen and Coamoa-
sy Of ne Sl:, e New York. 'slstiye TO me Op1NIN0
OF ne ELEvEETh-Av. from ie1'h st to lt<h a.. IN
the Cay OF New York Pubic notice hereby gwen, BY
the Mayor Adsrnea CesnmonSlsy Of the City " New
YORK pursuant % statute such made and provided
that The sad Mayor Aldermen and Con nonaity OF The
Css OF New YORK iateLd wake appcatisa 10 the ea
prens Court Of the State Of NewYolk, at Spscla Tern
q New York on Saturday The aash da Of Apnl 1851, at
the opening OF the Court day thereafter
sene II Estimate and Assessment the ABOVE lied
rster that he rasUe and tent Of the Improvement
lsrte, nfsrded the opening of The Eleventh sv from
ls7tb AZ 10 <ath st. in the CIV Of New York laid
ca The nap on pisa Of she Cay II Ns-Yok under and
xesi entitled" Act relssve toschng
.VAs ess OF streets and roads II the City of Nav
fot. Apui, 1s33. HENRY =. DAVIES,
htcs$ Counsel TO the Coz porauon-
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the sur.
III rcxsts Of IL County Of New Ysrk. neescS vnyS
-rer 70 al pSssons having clnns .g.!sH t.wD - q.
fHORNE, late Of the City sf Newark. 4. -
sshscs hsa. ii . rsssdsncs, Ne. II ColsespIso ~
On, OF New Ysrk, "a q beors ~ sevesSte.e
81, Isl vItIiIN y. fHoaMk.
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IN CHANCERY of NEW ERSEY-.

i Between Richard Van Buren,, William Pumyes and
Elizabeth Voorhees,, complaInsRts, AID William
Simpson, defendant Order Of revival and substisu-
t0nIt appearing to tbs Court BY affidavit that since
the last cd of the Court Wilsm Simpson. the
defendant the said spt has deoarted this life, aud
thst by the death Of the said William mps,a Nan
cy Simpson the wife Of Peter D. lOakey. Cathanns
Simpson the wife of Johu Thorn pson. William Snap
cor Barbara SIM son, Ellen Simpson, Hester Ann Smp-
ION Deniel mpsos George Simpson AID Abraham W.
lhohpson. who the heis al law of he said William
SIN pson deceased have bee Interested ia this SUIT,
and ha, the PARTIES complAnspts CHOOSE to make them
parties defendants hereto II is on motion Of John Van
ID, ke of sell with hs compa'nah ORDERED tnat he
said suit stand raised and that the said Peer Oa.y
and Marcy his wife. John Thompsss AID Cathafins hW
wife, William Simpson Barbara Slmp.on. Ellen Simpson,
Heater An mpsop, David Simpson Gefge mpsoa ana
Abraham w. Thompson, beis at law Of the said William
be MADE thereto the place
M stesd of the SAID William simpson decessed and 1t IL
further ord. red the said Peter D. Oakley and Nancy
Simpson, Barbara Simpson. Ellen Simpson, Hester Ana
Simpson, Eavid Simpson George mpson, and Abraham
w Thompson appear and pat N heir answer or signify
so Amer OF this SUIT and the matters centr0very
therein before the next term If this Gut And IN
they a to do that decree coesso DO entered
them and the pla mars shall cause rue copy
order served personally he SAID defendants
with thirty days the hereof Or that within
twenty days the date hereof hev true cory OF
tsd order to be published in The Fredonian newspa-
per and published at New Br1nswch in this State,
coBtinued therein for six weeks esvey At Least
each week and that the be also published in
Ike amer, and fer the like OF time in Of the
printed End published In the Cit. ofNew-York
wfLLIAMSON.C G.
"a true copy DANL 3. BODlNE, Clsik.
nil law6wW.
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YORK Ans NEW-HAvEN

II
: m5i.-fraiss out Of Nsvyc-h leave nsa, ccrss- NJ
Lcco.sopATicn TRAINS issss for New Hsysa at lad
INA MI and >sP. n rhs ne A. "a Ius, II con- on
sensrxsl1 And with Trala over the Canal Road.
EISssss TRAINS for Nsw-Sa,sa hsra sp nSssI
Sarsb end MonsrsslJ Boston and Vorcsuos a. a 70,
isoys Al Stamford and Brdgspcrt and p M, %os1 a.
IA n}srd Norwsh Byidgsper y time about u hours
+ Bostsn The A: M sonnscts with the Hou,aoaic and
NsuratucS Railroads ut Bridgeport and Canal Rzrosd
q Nsw.Haysa. re o'clect p. NJ. with Nasssseas
Rsilrosd st Bridgeport
Pm STOP At Mount vsrnoA aad Psihsnvills.
fIAMs INTO NBw -YoRK-Accommcdstio Tra.as lehvs
NsW-Hsvsa at ASe 7, and sS A. NJ, and %M "a;
{e IS L. M receives passenssr. rom Spriagneio and
Isugutuck Railroad at BRIDGEPORT The 40 r d. re-
ssvss passengers from Hartford and Springfield RMroad
EyYnEss TIAINs leave New Haven. arrival Of Trains
ifon Bcstcn, at LIS and ASP NJ, toppes st Brdsepsr,
Mofvalt sst Stamford D leaving Boston ats ID ssd
nIcIAi raAINs leave Pom CAesssr ats "a ~, asA
a1p. ~. 60.
s. large hill Of advsssnsh; a the Ss.lcn hoxss AID
,incies Hctsls GEO w. WHISTLER, JR.,
8uporiutetdent
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and HARLEM RAIL-
-. ....,..,s ths CIV Han daily for

~ ~ nv - "A. Il. ssd 10 p M Harlem AID
sS h M"n5s:ss Whale. At SANE tins, except 4;
jaJhss, q sane hours .s Mor'ss'a and also q y
Jlikse Bridge 10. u ~ o. =; Il ~
IT.ITP. n; TscIshcs.. " 10 A; M. ShoH5h
FL White PLANE. y, so, 81, y. =. ~ ~ ~;
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
THE PEOPLE of the STATE At

rkw.fOkk, by the EFece Of God free and inaepend-
ifiS .sss , ~. c: y the estate Of THOMAS
Snc,s. next Of hin. o,hssw,ss ssaS r,ssrrs 70.
- you 49, s.s hereby e,.d aud vausd psSnay to
sh his o6ce u the City % New York' on ~. i,,S ~.
sp ssa rsn o. coicca IN Tie forenoon q that Ssy.
go psocssdsass Of JESSE READ .SS n W ns &C
.SsaL Adn'aa,raieis Of the goods, chs,ieis ssd
*sunsey wAsfeof, have oRusea the seal n oe.. ~
1S kuEees,e 90 b. NJ. suato alfred W,.ns..'
"sl ALEXANDER ". BRADFORD Rsoai,s Snrrc.
a. a. sac q cur said CSasty at the Ctsy Of Ess-YerS
~ DAY Of ysasary, in The year o. sur l. sd one ssa.
~ s,xh' handfsA and ANy-two '-~N'
ala h~tss A.w BRADFORD. suusxsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
THE PEOPLE of the STATE Of

i NEw.YORK. BY the grace OF God frss and nde-
dent To al persons interested the estate Of WILL
LIAM HOWELL. late Of the CITY e New-York, de-
sei 9, eebg You and each of you hereby cited aud
requires personally be aud appear before Surrogate
Of the County OF New-York office in the City 81
New York on the 2h day Of April At eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon Of DAY. then and there to attend the
fir reten en- account Of proceedings of Charles
Augustus Davis, Executor Of the last viii and testa
me ut of said deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal of Office Of
taii Surrogate to be hereuuto affixed Witness,
Alexander W. Bradford. Surrogate Of our said
l.. County ~ the City Of New York. the 2st day Of
January. in the year of sur Lord thousand
eight hundred ard ffty-two.
m30 law4wsTu A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.