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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

/ AND FOR SALE.-We offer for sale about
II i2o acres of land in Henrico county, about a..
ven miles north of the city-one half of which ia
cleared-the balance so wooded that enough wood
might be spared from it to pay for the land 1t lies
WELLS conveniently situated, and is of good quail.
ity. 1t is without improvements and will be priced
accordingly Apply early.
TOLER e. COOK,
le - General Agents..
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Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia,
by Steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelphia.
jy Q f. H GILL, Superintendent.
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HNRESH PkUNES.-I have just received .
l. lot OF the above article, which lean recon-
mend AS fresh, and excellent article for family
use Call at ANTONIO PIZZINPS,
JeJ Under City Hotel
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NOTICE.-R. r. DUVAL having this day ia.
~ ken his brother, J. P. DUVAL, into co.part
nership, the business will in future be conducted
by X. X. Duval & Brother, at the old stand,
under the American Hotel. We are now receiving
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, &c
&C., and hope, by strict personal attention. to merit
portion OF public patronage. h. R. DUVAL,
J. P. DUVAL
Richmond, july lst. 1852 ;v,
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CTKAW w RIO U HIT VEIlS.-srraw
y Wrought Lace Wells, new and very pretty ar

Black and white Lace Wells
Lace Capes Collars and Sleeves
Organdies, Lawns, Bareges, Tissues
And other varieties of Dress Goods will be sold
at great reduction in price. For bargains, call at SO
Main street.
ie24 CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP.
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WI IKE CLOTH.-A full assortment of Wire
" Cloth, suitable for screens, selves, covering
windows, &C, for sale by
my IL VAN.LEW e. TAYLOR
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= TALK ABOUT BULL TIMEs.-
WHITE Il PAGE, 70 Main street.
3 doors below Dooley's hat store.

II ADIE d GRAY, DRUGGISTS, ~
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receis'
l. Ing, large additions to their stock Of Drugs,
= Medicines, Surgcons' Instrnmenssi
falnts, Oils, Dyes, Window Glnss anA
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms 70 cash and punctual dealers
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAJ LKOAD.-
' REDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR FREIGHT.
The charges for Transporting Salt and Coal in hogs
heads are reduced Is per cent ii carried between
the 18th July and 18th September, and reduction
hes been made in the charge for transporting wheat
from various places, all OF which will be seen by re.
ference to the printed bills, which may be procured
at the depot on and after the 22nd inst.
iu 10 II GILL. Sunerinten6ent
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Teupsrance M.etisg In Brooklyn.

The friends and advocates Of Temperance
held meeting in the Plymouth Church on Thursday
evening, to adopt such measures as will successfully
carry out their design OF eIec.uany banishlrg the
we of intoxicating liquors from tho community
Notwithstanding the unfavcrable change In sns
weather. about L. 500 or 1900 persons were present.
iucludins very large proportion of ladies.
George Hall, Esq, OK Mayor Of the city, presided,
and Rev Mr.. Marsh opened the proceedings with
prayer.
the Executive Committee CT the Temperance Socie-
ty, which are as follows:
RESOLVED. Ths. We recognize the use Of intercasins
r.enis Of the crimes that ca1 Tor the Tsisaos Of
Oce and the diligence Of our Grim al OF tAe
cur taxes that thrsa'sa 70 d's our
population beyond our bsrders
rss upon the enlightened Of the people
n tucing tbs voluntary practice Of tot. aua
Ire taele and ths SIDE board, and from al places Of olsi
nsss cr aber and Length the total OF
seu,ss and The removal Of all public IsmPsnons 20
,nnSn, and criminal sdugeacs, and a. means Of elect
ing these purposes have great commences IN M
on foioI abstinence the security OIL a
The bcpd If pniou amclg the rerds oil Inc Temperance
Rsso,-S That Will. would scrupulsnsy AVOID tae
issst to sment OF SEA
when hat liberty abused ~ the incsidaai'e as
~ ST.,s sousehod and Its hcspitaitss ho"evsr
s.,,,sd s cannot dsubt ths bsdy polite mas pn
,;sht 10 ltseif AID 70 protect ~
mswbs,s A public enemy might be pursued oy aus pto
into any place, even the
NJ and private property ceases 20 De sscIe1 -
employ cd in purposes hostile to the peace anu "' "
scciety. ...,,.ht of rarsnts "a the
- .Sab. avern mt In behalf Of heir 49,
IN hshasf of thsIr hzsbands-of children IN eehsn
nererfs-of reform ed inoDrztts IN tner or
he communy sensI ally in behalf OF Us "a.
80. ...,rst ne psruIccus tsmptatsas onerei .hs
ss"y.,s AZ pfoxicstiIg enIks, and We hod ~ ms
,.htean lamar s rec ARE the exercise OF sns
81 sf The Government, 50 far ~ 1t nT Do heeosaS'
req owe . such temptations ,, -, s;c IN
r. soIr.d Thar We esteem the 1ueic " ga
in ar ks 10 be AZ nvasca OF ths ., .sy whica
an euiyars upon the peace ara wstAis =, .hond
40 lr.,.atloI can jusfy, and which Gov a, A
$500. only ss pussncs requiring 70 De
.fsrss 70 BE- panlshed and therefore - ,,;,as
asss,,o On k sub sc that does net iooA 70 US
P..oIr-d Thsi in licensing nearly !ee arsM -
,,,ir THIS 10 be kept without hcs no.S
H. 5,-ect nrnyis.ous Of aw-moss Oh :, y. a..
classes s,e designed ioI no s.ns =. ~. Ic
GERS OF being entirely - IT, ..csm
al r,onxtes for tavsrls and nos haze
.aJs,son az tr.ycers-our nzicipAs se.a ,,,..
80 eat Sue regard sinsr tae spn. u se
SJ.isw ~ which they are the svsrn ~
49, Sled M Justly the confdecce nposs IN ~
,ssi, ,nnsinrruen Mt the hgh paces snos az, a..
90, =, .se IL nxkipg and OF rs pooAo nao
~ srt,s oppssitioa sha. MAZE ol thoee
nhs M .nse,te OF interest. are opposed 20 y Es
N, xslrons them 70 tue Arena 81 opon .aa
eon1axe,sv sad willingly stake the Elsny nss III ~
whicS We re eosteudag upsa the rssa" NV sss'eA
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

The Committee appointed by the Rep
restntatiyes OF the Fire Department, announce that
tie Tenth Annual Festival In aid of the Williams
bUrgh Fire Department Fund, will be held on Mon
Cay ming, March u.s. at the Equestrian Institute
The entertainment will commence by giving brief
history Of the Fire Department Of this city its or.
gsnlzaton, its rise and progress the names OF It's
early officers its financial condition, its present nu
merica force together with list OF the fires, and
other statistical information connected herewith
This will be followed BY short Concert Ball and
Supper.
The Flushing Railroad Company has
been organized, and the following Directors elected
for the ensuing year Aaron c. Underhill, Isaac
Peck, James Peck, James Strong, John ID. Locke,
W. n. Schern erhorn, John Cryder, David 5. vii.
Iians, Jacob Boerum, Samuel b. Parsons, George
w. Quimby, Thomas Leggeu Jr., William Smart,
and Walter Brown.
The project of establishing Public
Library engages present the attention Of the in.
habitants OF Wiliamsbureh. II is proposed by somo
persons to appropriate some $2O0OO, soon 10 Dc re-
Gel, Cd from sales OF public land, to the library.
"A colored woman, who had attained
tie age Of 1903 years, and who lived In the Ihfd
W ard, wassouried on Sunday. .
The Wiliiamsbureh Common Council
have decided that there shah be nine Policemen IN
each Ward of Their city.
Zion School of Colored Children held
their Anniversary OF Wednesday night. The eYer-
cltes were very interesting.
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s..th as above stated Officer Marks, Of the Eish
sssn.h W Yard, this morning succeeded IN arres!lng
Ssccf on warrant issued by tue Coroner. He
" committed TO await the resu't OF the Inquest
TSs name OF the mau who was engaged with the
sv,sd In the fight foroear giving as ne has not
- been arrested. Fcriher particulars will be
yscitsc at the holoirg OF The Coroner's Inquest
"A FIRE broke out ahou, - o'clock on
.h.rsdsy evening. In the upper story OF the five
'so,v brick building, No 30 Old-sp Owing to the
sonrt acicn Of the frenea and Police OF tue First
GsTc. the 1anes were suodued In tae course OF
~. minutes after the alarm Was given. The dam.
s 10 the store and contents PROBABLY did not exceed
ssfn A. s9O0 The part ofthe building IN which the
- made it's appearance, Is cccupied by Thomas
G;,es lead manufacture, and The story below by
rspjs Lssk eE. dealer in cotton. The origin OF the
Ire could rot nc ascertaired
The Committee in behalf Of the Widow
.f,he late George T Gillespie, Of the Fourth Ward
Police, gratefully acknowledge The receipt Of
sIs.7 II, contributed by sympsihizing friends and
The public
Police FRS. Ward per Capt silvey-----------$79o 90
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MASSACHUSETTS Wing State Con-
vention will meet at Boston, March l5.
Mail Giennings, &c.

~ At the late term of the Circuit Court
in Geneseo, N. Y, James Weldon was convicted Of
arson in the first degree. He was indicted for
setting Ere to dwelling house in DansviIle. He
was sentenced TO DO hung on tbs 9th OF April next
He confessed his guilt and implicated man named
Johnson as an accomPlice. Several fires occurred
in Dansvnle in the month OF December, 1850, which
were supposed to be caused by this incendiary.
~ The jamestown Journal has al &C.
count Of the death Of Miss Artemesa Eanes, young
lady formerly Of Carroll Chau. County, and at tho
time of the fatal occurrence teacher Of school in
Ohio. In crossing a stream on horseback, in the
evening" her horse took fright, and she was thrown
and carried under the ice. Her body was hosrs'
covered up to the 9Th alt.
u The Detroit Free Press states that
the steamer Pacific has commenced plying on Lake
Michigan between Chicago and Saeboygaa; tne
Sam Ward will star. between Nsw-Baffalo aud CHI
caeo on the ist of March and the Ocean and Cas-
pisn are ready at moments notice to resume their
trips on Lake Erie.
~ The decision of the Wheeling Bridge
case il said to have caused much excitement In
MARYLAND and Virginia, and retalatory measures
AGAINST Pcnnsylvania are talked Of. such a. tho
prosecution of the Bridge Companies at ana near
p,.tsb,rs for obs.ructirg navigation.
" The parties arrested for riot at kev.
Le.hevs lecture in Baltimore, have been held for
trial. The Mayor appealed to him to stop b" !sc-
,ure, but he said 1t Was not in bis power, and no
delivered another on "Wednesday, at which, how
sver there was not much excitement manifested.
u The Chicago Journal says: That
Ia, Of oss were driven into that city from WINNIE
bseo Co., which averaged in weight 700 pounss u
a lot Of twenty Of them, fsstened BY one man, inc
hesvies, weighed 700 pounds and the hshss" 'Oo
That's pretty good pork
r. The Ontario Repository having
,,,,,d that murders have increased Michigan since
the abolition Of Capital Punishment, IL refsted by
IN, Ceues comier which states that the Secretary
Of States Repor, for Michigan teIlsa diaersnsssoy
t. The mileage Of Gen. ]. Lane, Dele
rate from Oregon has been put on the same footing
=, that Of other Members Of Congress, which gives
him about q, SEQ eaca Congress.
~ The dog population Of the United
States Ia estimated at about two Millions and the ex-
pense Of keeping them at upwards Oslo 900 per
anLuw.
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=
The report concludes by recommending the pur-
chase grounds for general bun al purposes, ana tne
removal Of bodies from all the burning GROUNDS
where burials have been prohibited for some ume
past
Tile Advertiser says "there is now
confined in cur County Jail little fellow not more
than l3 years OF age, who in an unguarded moment
stole skate, and for the simple theft has been SEN
fenced to seven years Imprisonment or more prop
etly speaking, confinement in the House OF Rei-
uge but that institution being already full he is now
confined in the prison in Raymond ST., where ne is
allowed to associate with those much older IN
crime. Such proceeding is most dissraceiui 70 the
County authorities"
An inquest was held on Tuesday eve
nirg at Prospect Hill upon the body OF man named
Samuel Lynos, native OF Nova Scotia The Jury
returned verdict ofdeath BY spoplexy. Deceatec
vas carpenter BY trade. In his pocket was found
the fragment Of letter addressett to Mr.. David Up
ham, Eatontown, State of ONO, and in It is men,
toned brother residing in Onsa Nova Scotia, by
tie name Of Harris Lynds. 1t appears he has also
brother residing in Boston.
- Joseph Asop is under arrest for stab
brig policeman Miller with shoe knife Ascp
mace at the officer with the knife his hand the
officer avoided the plunge and struck The sRife ont
of his hand with his club; they then struggled to-
se,her and Asop received several other blows about
the head. He aas committed on the charge OF as
saut and battery with an intent to Kill
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Richard AM
herman. workman in the burial case mandatory
Of Mr.. Fisk, of Newtown, visited grocery IN the
vicinity in company wthtwo OF his fellow workmen,
and upon returning home they were all taken SICK
and died within fe hours OF each other. The affair
is 10 be Investigated
"A row occurred at the corner of Hicks
and Atlantic. sts, on Wednesday night, which drew
together a crowd OF several hundred In few
minutes and one man had his skull fractured in the
melee Officer Dougherty arrested James Kelley
on suspicion OF being one Of the participants
Preparatory measures are beIng taken
10 erect block Of buildings on the Wilougnby pro-
perry, in Willoushbyst.
Father Bacon will deliver sermon
next Sabbath at St James Church. in Jay-st., IN be-
half of the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
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Received, New-Yosk, March 2, 1852, from Jacob
r. Oakley, ESQ, certificate of deposit for 81 6f7 II
In the Tfadesmens Bank, being the balance Of the
subscription generously contributed in behalf OF my
self and 0fpker children. MRS. Csc f GILLESPIE
JACOB +. OAKLEY, Treasurer
GEO. III. PURsER, Secretary.
Capt. VOORHEES,, : Committee
Capt BRADFORD J
The Committee desire to return their thanks TO
the Pres for many favors.
The American Tract Society have de-
cidsd upon making the folio wing foreign cash ap-
preparations, TO be paid over or before April !,
ensuing, when the Sooiety's year ends:
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CpoTON AoUEDUCT DEPART

JUvuT -TO CONTRACTOK5-SesIsd It .g ~
Sh<ap 80. (or building Sewer in 1IRDL III VA
e once c,Sso s.1 sss A a.. q
psrt, thotoEa: Pusl ps'a sis'S a,1la srwER .tI
y: i,,z iEcTiviNG BASINS .nd CULynsI,s
in THlBD ST from A 70 the Bs.sy, .rsesszt'css
G ss buSinx Of he zane and all o;tsI - r. ss css.
isins thereto be essarsd On sn Mach S. issf
"sS' 0'''-' HicHCL Las DE loo: Department.
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ascvsica ofthe weston ssvs between It's prep
or merits
All Of which we're IN snimously adopted
Rev. Mr. Rhets, OF WILLIAMSBURG, analysed the
resolutions in q mastery style, and showed the no
ecssty OF their being adopted By the majority Of ell
lovers Of peace, prosperity and good order
A handsome collection was then taken up, and the
nsetir adjourned.
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Disaster. to the Brig Umpire, SO.

BOSTON, FTlday, MATCH D, IoJE.
The brig Umpire, simpson, from New.York for
Portland put in below Portsmouth on the 80 mss In
djsitefs. She was knocked down off Boon Island in
the gale Of Sunday night, and had about 80 bales OF
cotton washed OF tho deck, boats carried away from
the cavits, &c. Cut away fore and main topmasts,
and with them all ner head yards and forenas: head
were carried AWAY, when she partially rlghted hcr
anchors wereFthen let go, when she fully rgh.ed--
Her crew were engaged hours in getting her an
chors an and some OF thsm are badly frost bitten
Two of the men we're washed overheard when she
capszed. but fe aimed the vessel The Umpire will
be Tepaired at Portsmouth
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SUPREME COURT Caroline NJ.

To MOSES A FIELD std WILLIAM n. FIELD the
above sncd DEFENDANTS You sre hereby summoned and
required 70 answer the cmpani IN this action VII ca vas
ed IN the Office of the Clerk az he Cny AID County OF
New York en- the ribth day Of February lso1 aud 70
copy q ycut 10 the sad compliant on the
subscriber at his Office nonbsf twenty tle) Nsssan-s
the City Of NswYoIk wthta wenty days aner the ser
vice q this exclusive OF tks day Oh soce
service: ard II you fail 10 answer tue said comp aus
vihn the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff N this action WIN
aDp'y 20 the Court the relief demanded IN the con-
Ilaisi DATED New-York. Feb lt, lSos
JOHN sEDCwICK,p ain,lfs Attorney,
2if iaw6wsn.s No. 40 NasSsa-d
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---.ao TIoN NOTICE.-Public no.

EOhfOnn -. th.s pstsisa has been p,ssssssl
~ ED A:': "a a. a.. q. Al s.'
sAsss s.ssiS .I:s :'s rsss..d !. .r:;...
.,sr sss,s thsE sstens t. As Co.
nset Cis xI.s = At psosrtnsnt, Massh
Cr9ssa As4'@ NICHOLAS DEAN. PrsaAse.
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Eeaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-Davia Groes-
~ beck Junior Executor Of the last win an tssss-
rent OF Lswresos Hi. decsssd, ees,.sf Hsea w. Hin.
vusiIa 4. Hill, Henry y. Hill. Sslsns Van ss.inssA.
Hi sash " Harrisstca George Hsnih stos. jerome Z,
Hill George T. Hill Stephen Hill, Van Cor,landt Hill,
Execetor. nc, cefendsntst Sunmcss-tfsr Rshsfl 70
the Defendants. LAwRINCk 2. KILL. ELIZtssrH
J HILL, GEORGE HARRINGTON. SARAH v.
HARRINGTON and VAN CoRrLANDf HILL; Yes
plsRt in tss acton wh ca vas ed in the Office 81 tie
Cierk Of Kings County, BoOkya Decenbsr lHs issi,
sud 10 COPY Of yosr answer t. The sad Complaint
City 81 NewYsrk. within twenty DAYS shsr the service
hereof exclusive Of the tsy q such service and VOC
fail the said within the afsress.
the plaintiff in this action Will xppy to the Court for the
relief demanded IN The eanasint Dated December IL
1851. JOHN J WHITE. PLAINTIFF Aftorasy.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

On Monday night DR.. Wendell presented
his annual report upon the health OF Brookyh 70 .ne
Common Council. IL contains the following s.s.e-
ment OF the total number Of deaths during the year
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e OREGON EMIeRATIoN.-Mr. David
Newssm OF the city of Salem In Oregon, whe mas
crossed TIE plains is preparing suioe poeH 10,
Oregon Emisrsnts, of whose value recent lever o.,
his in The Hl,nois Journal, gives goodid Will
oe plan aIc practical.
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Teething, IS

The report calls tie earnest attention OF the au-
thoritrs to the necessity for cleanliness In diherent
parts OF the CITY, and the removal of nusances WHICH
produce infections and disease. The report says
complete statistics OF mortality in city have been
kept for only four years, and part OF hith.
In lS4s there deaths y SJ
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SUPREME COURT-.-wALTER Full

y Lth hsAihN Il FINVhAN IOWNNE ND 49,
he eby gwen 20 order Of the supreme Coar
OF the Sts's OF NowYofk msdo the City Hal in TIE
City Of fewyork the ish dav Of Fenrusry one thes
ssrd eight hundred and az by Of the Justices q
said Court To all pesons who have CLAIMS on the limited
partnership heretofore conducted under the name q Aen
Ne,nen, TO produce 90 me- the subscriber, Referee.
ctce. No. 20 Nassau 81 IN said city. their cia ms and
demands together with the vouchers therefor wi htn rty
days from the pubcs ION of this sece the Of
Fssusry 1855, thss they DO preeud ron all claim
The SIS sned property 1psss Nav yoik, February 10,
le52. X III. BOVINE Esq.. Piufs Atnsy.
ssf iaw6wS PHILO Z. RvGGLES. kekereN.
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THs Pops's BLOCK roR THE WASHINGTON
MosuSrsr.-The Italian paper Pro'sr3f' says
tass the Committee on the Monument have accepted
Pope. s'
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it. giving the numbers Who died OF different diseases
In each month during the year. from which We copy
tie following compendium, which will show what
diseafex are most mega emf in our lncaliY
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rOURT of common PLEAs for

~ tho CITY and COUNTY Of NEw-Y0RK.-Ey
A. Elliot, guardian Of George. Hoisto, Aasusls sat
Joseph NJ. Pratt against Mary Anne DohertT I'm Do
hHty William Henry DoheriY. Charles waiss Dchery,
Margaret Ann Dohery. JAMES joseph Doherty. May
Mary Anre Doherty John ID lhsrty. William Henv Do.
berry, snd Jsmes walsh, Executors Of The LAST VIII and
Testsmsrt al Patrick Doherty deceased TO the above
I'd DEFENDANTS: You are hefebY sumwcned aal
ffov To- sswer the comp ann 10 tais action Which VIA
be- filed in tho Office of the Clerk Of she CITY ant Cosniy
Of New York. at his office in the City Hall, OF ths said
City, and 70 copy u your answer TO the s.d c'n-
In the City Of New York. within twenty Gays aner the
of this summons on YOU ercusve Of the day
within the time a'orssad the plaintiff ia this action vii
Apply 10 the Court for the reie demanded In the csmpaAs.
Dated New York. Dec 9 1881.
PA.&s.F. COwDREY piaintifs Aterneys
The plant in this scon was filed IN the eiss 81 u:
CLERK OF the Court of Comm Pleas, for the City aaA
County Of NswyoIk, at the Cry Hall. in the said City.
Oh tho 10Th day OF Ftbrgars. 1852.
air iswsxs PA&SF r. CowDREY. Attorneys
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rosats Of the County Of New York, notice hereby
gwen TO all persons having claims CkOoIn-
WAITE late Of the City Of New roEk vADws aece1sed
TO present with vouchers tneTsot The
At his Office, corner Of BoweY snd N-a N 4s AZ q
nsxt-Dated kew-York the sixteenta ~ p OGfoos s'i
OILS iaw6nSs WILLIAM VAV COrf. Efeoesof.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
u Surrogate of the County Of New-Ye. ns<ics sers
b. given 10 ali persons having claims sgans ANN ~
HAMILTON late Of Northampton u a1saSa -.
ceassd 70 pressns the with vouchers - ~
sub,cTIber st h sfhce No. Liberty 81, me VI. s,s
NsU-York on or bsfafs the eighth day o. y.hs s
DstrS New Ysxf the ffh day Of DecemesI, ik2l.
p iewsnss MARCUS WtAHVes sA
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In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur.
d rogass Of tho County Of New Yort nesISs III
cO.ER Iate Of the City Of New York escessso, -
sspi the same with vouchers Thereof 70 .as ~
a. 90 befars the Twenty s',tn ts{ Of JAY 80
Eew-York the Twenty first DAY o. yc~nGuSrh E.sersw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-06
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

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Othe application OF tho Mayor Aldermen, and Con-
Of the City Of Ne~-fors relative TO tae opsa,sg
Of slXTY-SECOND-Sr Goa 9Th av. 10 Shaw. Ia tos
Cy New York Notice heresy gwen, that the costs.
ch sgss aud dnbureaets scued b. resAcn OF toe pro-
the above entitled matter. Will be taxed By the
Honorable Henry p. Edwards or IA Of his absence,
by Of the Justices Il his Ccar the Saorew. Court
Chambers ths CITY Hall Of the CtV Of New York.
TUESDAY, she tsd day OF March 1887 at ciocx ia the
loren son Dared. fe~ York. March g. 1881
HENRY BEEKMAN,
sHILIs M0NRoE. Comm S'rsr'
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