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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14
COuRT.-In the matter Of

- an. ,o,lc.t,o, ofthe sfsyof Aldermen snd ComIsGn-
.sS & r. S Fl Ssr
CITY Of New York The Subscribers, Co'.,s s,,
Estimate aad !, the Sns,s Cos ave
lice 70 the o. an ns' entise
s.ars Of hs People Of NE si,S al \, ACT to
lava relating particularly 70 me CITY OF NsW tsat
:Ss Az passed Ayq, 2 49,. .ps II he Coz
n ssos.rs Is the above mattel ecsta'nI 'ss f, .
owners Of he les s1sssseo .as -, testh~T
81 ,rch m.Ss and Ito amount Of Asssssaee a., tss.si
for damage beEoat snc sISc a. ns 80 ~ tba SamTns
sor ers Ia nah Ing their repor have been r, -
Greet Commissioners Ofce o. tas VI, ~ nav pos
en- S.,e 10 remain for eaTt sIty days oeiors hs
Comnsons-r make shsir report 70 tae sso Ana
he said Commissioners further owe sonss peIsnsa
the requirements Of the act sns,teo &c 20 ..
nents and Taxes the City and County Of New sha
Ter oi.sI uIsosss passed oscnpant or occupants Of Ill
houses and improved crmproved lands affected there
BY that they have completed men rs sre sss.ss
thereby and be opposed 10 ne same are
I'd 70 present ,nsn oec'ld ss I'D M;
house No 90 GraBd- n IN the civ OF Ns" f1fs wltit
thirty Gays from TIE date % shls notice Aho ost
to An the land gtaate lying and Dens ID tns Ci o.
New York between the westerly side Oh ate,as we e.
tween 18th and s9hg and the line OF The center OF
the block between 5shst and 3sst az lad out Or sns
Comrnissioners' map. file the Street Commissioners
OGce of the City Of Newly And also al the Land sso-
ate lying and being in the City of New YORK between se
Neste riy side Of the esstery sde 81 TN Az ths
line of the center the block between 5h-st and seh
and the line the center Of the block between ssn ans
sgthst a. laid out tho COMMISSIONER maps ca die IN
the Street Office Of the City Of
And also the lard situate lying and bens in the City Of
eyy SIDE Of the line of tbs center Of the block be-
tween 59th :. and and the Tine Of tae CenIsr o.
Comni ssoaers maps Gle in Street ConmSsioaers
Office of the City Of New YORK. And the sad Comnir
ers further give notice. that their report Ia she abovs
entitled will be made and presented TO the Suprems
Court OF the State Of NewYork Al special term OF the
said Court he held the City Hall Of the City Of New
York Saturday the 18th day Of February 1884, at the
opening Of the Court that day thereafter
Counsel can be heard and that then and there @oos
will be made tina. the SAID report be confirmed -Dstc
Nsw-York November "a, 1851.
t A AAssS 5 : s$ss csr-i'.D4.
HENRY L. DAVIES AttorreJ. ms TIA
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8tedmboats an6 RAILROADS..

NEW ROUTE from NETWORK to
lVNORwALK ard DANBURY. The new and fast
sailing steamer PACIFIC. INSTEAD Of the Danbury. as
esltsmplassd) Capt r. W. Fowler, vii. commence run
touching at South Herwalk, on MONDAY. March ],
leaving Nswalk Bndge every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY
Returning will leave the west side Peck Slip East River,
avery TUESDAY, THURSDAY rdsATURDAY
Passsge y7l cents Freight taken reasonable terms
and promptly attended to by Agents at each cad OF the
route For passage or freight apply to SAXTON
WEBB No Tia South 1t ortbe Captain on board.
Due notice win be given Of the hours OF leaving.
Few oik Feb. -, l332 13fu
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A Row ut Leon.

IVTfttFNhCtuCe o. ne n. 7. Irihuh8
SAN JUAN, Feb. 3-M
Just as | predicted, row" took place
at Leon on the Goth ult., between the Pichen-
ghos" and the Government party, in which
there were several shot.
The Government" have redoubled their vigi-
lance, and are pressing men again into their SER
vice.
This is another Revolution" and it will be
a much more sanguinary one than the last. In
haste. II. L. s.
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Alta SURROGATE'S COURT, held

in and the County Of New York, at the Surro-
gates Office. in thu City of New York on the
en- day of January in the year Thousand eight hun
dIed and y.two-PTesent, Alexander W. Bradford Sur
the matter Of the eppcaon to mortgage lease
On reading and ling due proof by affidavit Of he service
Of an order requiring Benjamin Nathan, Theodore Sexas
ard Marian the Administrators of Samuel ~ judah,
deceased To appear this Court this day. and show
cause they should not be required to mortgage lease
of his dabs and having been shown to the con-
trary that all persons in the estate
of the said Samuel N Judah deceased appear before the
Surrogate Of the County of NewYork at his Office In the
City of New York the 10Th day Of March next at ten
O'Clock the of that day. then and there to show
why authority should not be given to the said Admin
tratos to mortgage lease or sell so much OF the real es
tate of the said Samuel Judah deceased shall be suf
fcient to pay his debts. A w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
40 4w
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MES, and heavy investments of capital in the ma ne
and under the alsy" auspices and pcrmitmen nj
OF Col. J. c Fremont, has afforded much meniment
among the people Of California, and occasioned some
sneerng remarks about the guiioiity of that pomp-
ons, conceted cid oa1 OF ours. John Bull, and his
frsky philosophical, frog asng neishbors over the
way.
The same paper, which claims to be purely
Democratic, says Of Gov. Bigler's Inaugural
Speech:
On another page will be found the ln-
susursl messages OF Gov. Bisler and Lieut.. Gov
furcy. Governor b. deals IN generatiss. rather
IMAM natlng special feco nms nd atoms. which, per-
hspe, Tor me occasion, Is the most app. o2riaie.
VEN OF Philosophical moTallzmg, and frequent
TecuHiLg 10 FIRST principles and the axloms of our
eIeaI aId pure statesmen. 10 perceiVaoe all through
tie meHsge For thls We like II much, as evi-
dence is given of just appreciation OF the wild,
chaotic and cemorazed condition OF affairs in our
State, and great responsibility resting on the Ex-
his power
There is only one suggestion of the Governors
whereat we dissent In which he SAYS, &" Tne mines
should be left as free as the air we breathe" We
are as much an opponent, and our whole life has
proved it, OF unjust monopoles and passage of laws
favsring such, as Governor b. himself yet we per-
ceive far more danger IN the future from leaving
these lands as at present situated, than II passed into
private hands. To prevent men entirely from mo-
nopS liZlng property, money and the like will be la
Dor lost, 10 long as human nature remains as IS
Acquisl,veness is the first and most prominent tran
In our characters, and monopohes OF the mineral
lanes will as assuredly be brought about, under the
present system, as II they were Sold and with far
more danger TO be apprehended from sacs result
Besdes, the whole thing, as 1t now stands is wrong
IN principle, and pretty soon Gov. Biger, and every
body else IN California, will have such practical IL
lustraton Of this as TO convince them of the fact
The address Of the Lieut. Governor to
the Senate, over which body he is the presiding off,
Ger. is short reads we'll, and has our appreciation
fully.
or his retiring Excelency, John McDougal, and
his official acts shall have frequent occasion to
sreak hereafter, In connection with the history Of
the past. He has both sinned and been slnncd
against most deeply, during MS short gubernasoria
career in which period 1t is difficult TO Determine
whether be or The people of the State those in this
city particularly, have been more wild, reckless in
consistent and opposed by all their acts TO the true
interest OF the country His vaedictory is one
among the redeeming acts Of his administration
beng most able State paper-and seldom surpassed
in merit by any emanation We have ever seen from
q similar quarter.
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0TATE-R0OM PASSAGE to SAN
NHROUGH to SAN .FRANCISCO.--

~ vail ana San Francisce Steamship Lac. Tho
.sv stesm,hip UNITED STATES, 500 tuns burden,
ChsJiss O. Perry commander, will take her departure iof
%..,ss On ERfDAY 10th March next, at PM, con
ss.,,rs ~ Panama with the dOuble-engne steamship
ViETIELD SCOTT 2.l00 tuns burden, kenney Cou,l-
s.,1 apde expected to depart from Panama to San
T,ssesco On the 10th Of April ensuing These vessels IN
speed comfort and safety are not surpassed o any on ts
rss.si ARMY to DAVIS, BROOKS CO,
General A gents, 28 Beaver-st, Few-York.
1ftM1 JONES & JOHNSTON, 80 Wall St
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

The GALLONS SusPENDED.-The bill Tor
the Abolition of the Death Penalty has passed
the Rhode Island House Of Representatives by
vote Of "A to 20. Having previously passed
the Senate. it is now, with the Governors sigma
ture, law of Rhode Island.
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SUPREME COURT, CITY and County

~ Of observation-disclosures A. Samanos against Fran
cisco Font Ramon de la Sastra and Geronimo Cortez -
Summons for money demand on c0ntIsct-To FRANCIS
COFONT, RAMON DE LASASTRA and GERONIMO
CORTEZ You hereby summoned and required to
the complaint in this action of which copy IS
herewith served upon and serve copy your answer
on Office No Wall in the City OF New -York,
within twenty after the service hereof exclusive OF
the day Of such service and If fail to answer the CON-
plant the plaintiff will take Judgment against
you the of two hundred dollars with interest from
the 4h cay of December thousand eight hundred and
yone besides the costa of this action. Dated DeceE
Der IS, 1881.
And YOU are further notified that this comp amt, in this
action filed in the oce of the Clerk of the City and
County of New YORK. at the City Hall in the Cny of New
York on the 21st day Of January. l85aDated January
70, 1882 STORkS SEDGWlCk,
ia law6wS plaintiff 3 Attorneys
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SUPREME COURT.-David Groes-

NTPRFME COUUT.-Uavld TfOeS-
~ beeck Junior Executor of the last will and tesla
ment OF Lawlelce Hil deceased, ago,nst Helen vi HUI
Virginia ~ Hill Henry D. Hill, Salone Van Soingen,
Lawrence Him. Elizabeth Ill., Samuel l.. Hi. julia
Hill Sarah v Harrington George Harrington Jerome L;
David Groesbeeck Junior and David Groesoeeck junior
Executor, Sc, defendants sunmons-fer Reliefl To
Hill. SAMUEL l.. HILL, JULIA HILL STEPHEN
J. HILL, GEORGE HARRINGTON, SARAH "
HARRINGTON and VAN CORTL ANDr HILL: You
are hereby summoned and required to answer the com
plant in this action which flied In the office OF the
and to copy of answer to the SAID complaint
on the subscriber his efce No. 7! Wall-sIeet, IN the
hereof exclusive OF tho day of such service and You
fail 10 answer The said Within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded IN he complsint-Datsd December H.
1881. JOHN ]. WHITE Plaintirs Attorney
i3l iawGwS
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CORPORATION Notifies.

CORPORATION NOTICE.--Public
notice is hereby siven that petition has been pre-
.sn,ed i'm the poard Of Aldermen. for A SEWER IN
Thirty EIGHrH-ST from 9th TO loth-sv. All persons
having objections thereto, are requested 70
ieent the same writing stating their extent oil interest,"
10 the Con act Clerk this Office, or before Feb a.,
ls52-Cfoton AQueduct Deparment Ee6 y 1870
lff l0t HICHOLAS DE AN rfesoeh''
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT

James A. GIanam against Stephen 9 CtswiofdI
ALBANY County TO STEPHEN G. CRAWFORD, defend
ant You hereby summoned to answer the complaint OF
James A Graham plaintiff which filed with the Clerk
OF the City and County of Albany in the State OF New
York the 9th day of January 1884, and to serve copy OF
your answer Office, No lS0 Broadw ay IN the
City Albany within twenty days from the service hereof
exclusive of the day OF such service and you tau 10 an
swer complaint aforesaid the plaintiff Will take Juds
me Mt against for hundred and fifty seven dollars
and seventy five cents and interest thereon om the ta
DAY of November 1850 besides the costs Of this
Albany, January 9. 1854 T. sCktfEN,
III law6wS Plaintiffs Attorney. No. $50 Broad way
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Defalcation.

A member Of well known firm in this
city disappe cared on the steamer which sailed yes
terday under the following circumstances lie had
gone out on the afternoon previous, and collected
large amount of money due the firm, and had bought
a d. aft of Page, Bacon Co. for ten thousand dol
lars which be was to have sent to the Atlantic, In
payment OF some accounts OF the concern there
Instead, however, OF doing so, 1t is supposed ne
placed ii In his pocket, and carried it HIMSELF az 1t
is known that he left on the California yesteri ay
morning. His partner will probably leave here In
the Golden Gate, and may overtake him before ne
reaches Eew-YOrk. tAlta California, jan IL.
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SUPREME COURT: CHARLES

SUPREME G o u r T - CHARLES
~ STORM against ALEXANDER MURRAY, WHIT
ING p SANGER, ADAM SMITH, and WILLIAM
SMITH-Summons for money demand on contract To
the defendants You hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action which viii BIO filed
in the Office ofthe Clerk of the City and County OF New
York City Hall ofsad City, and TO serve copy OF
the SAID complaint the subscribers at our
office, No. 81 Wall ST., said city, within twenty days
after the service Tins summons on you exclusive OF the
day Of such service and fail 70 the said COM
plant within the aforesaid the plaintiff in this acten
will take you fer the OF one thousand
dollars tn from the seventeenth day of July
one humid and fyohe, besides the costs
Of action Dated November II. 1851. -
MANN, RODMAN l. PERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The eonpjaint in this action was filed in the Office of the
CLERK OF he Counts of New-YOrk on the 18th inst
MANN, RODMAN PIERSON,
Deoemberj2, 1851. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
di3 lawl0wS
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Topples BANK Of PATERSON

DEOPLE'S BANK Of PATERSON
In pursuance an order ofthe Chancellor ofhe State
OF New-Jersey notice is hereby given that the CREDIT
ORS of the Corporation styled THE PRESIDENT. d.
REGIONS and COMPANY of the PEOPLES BANK Of
PATERSON required to present their claims and de.
ands the subscribers Receivers for the Creditors and
Stockholders OF said Bank and prove the same II
CURED to the satisfaction of said Receivers within siI
months from the fifteenth dag of November 1851 or they
win be excluded the benefit Of such dividends may
hereafter declared by the Chancellor upon the proceeds
OF the effects of said Corporation. ..
The ready to receive such CLAIMS ano
20 issue Certificates therefor at their Office in Main st. Pa
tersop N J-Dated November Is, 1851
c.. s. VAN WAGNER,
WILLIAM +. DAY, Receivers.
400 Iaw2ynS JACOR VAN AESDAIE.1
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SIXTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
GREAT CONFEDERATION At SAN JUAN.
THE TOWN NEARLY DESTROYED
NEWS FROM THE GOLD REGION.

oOKFLicT AT LEoN
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Nfecn Gtsomsra, 81.


xIEW- YORK and CHARLESiO ION IN
NsyvsmsHIP LlNE-srRIEG AssANGEhsNi'
ssr :i' e ps, SEinv Cav, sichd Adam,
plhIgyrsksk' JAMES AoGEs,.
SQI1hh' Csn, " Foster Capt Dckinson
,ssn,a, ,.u,i weekly lire between Nes.fOrk
Ysrrs sse !. m nal her tiiss as fllows:
attbss'.rSsy FEB II, NJ 4fion Saturday March 20
Usst, W.d keb lelJames Aoger-------
ssss.srssyf.b 2ilpnioo, Saturday March q
yssss e,v,esy r.b rs NJ amor Saturday -Apiii
ussia.. Nd March sJamss Acrer-.------
Eanhi;S~sT southerser We'd April u
y.E s.,n,dsv March - Marion saturday -April IL
s'rttsrrsr we'd. Mach l1lJsn e. Adeer -, ,hs
Tbs James Adger, new finishing, VIII De place ~ WIG
Sop ii,,sh sppiy On board at pier R.; and for pas
ssf sspoSToRp CO. No 20 south
NOR LIVERPOOL. - United States
u Man .:.s.as S4 e. Ss SAT-. sfI Ealsss go'
lively on SATURDAY T:e e. " S S.S s:sasd III,
berth e ne st. or uneQualsd accom-
sss ~. e fG%ts's sGsS ws
n. a..sssip ATLANTIC win succeed The PACIFIC
na ssil March 6, 1852. HI u,
CTEAMSH SHIP BROTHER JONA-
- THAN-A limited number Of THROUGH TICK
cso,na vie Ghs sasss ,Sae VIII .s ns
SWWysss No. 81 Coursandt-st.
HTEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
-, CHAGREs and PANAMA -yANDERBILT's
= .nd splsf did douoie engine steamship NORTHERN
rST AZ 800 tuns burcen, will make her hrst trip 70
Lion leaving New York about the first OF April.
u Gss'.,se,s by the NORTHERN LIGHT will betsksn
Isp.rsma 10 San Francisco BY the new and splendid
Bsr S,. steamship s. LEWIS 1900 tuns burden
sss unI aed IN the quality and eIent OF
ssesmmeosons and expressly fitted 10 meet the re-
scrsis vii be given Of the opening Of the books
Nh b. ALLEN, Agent No Ysat'ery place.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The SPLEEN
az Nsw.Yo,h built clipper ship mo. T. Lusle,
hs,rp ,u,t returned fIem her mrs, voyage 70 san
ms,s. be dispatchedon the Ist OF Mafcn weather
,s,'rr This beautiful vessel Is nov AZ nei psr,a, pa
r. sNa,tb River having very hahSso.ne any cxs. ,
no sccammodaiions Tor first class, and 10 pntcu-
,l we'll az sp.ed for second GLASS hases h
dscts veil ventilated in every respect tor me yoy.
rev To- .nher Of passengers will be limited For freight
~ -. ssnIy 10 GUEDON s. COLT, No. 100 Wanst'
~ ExIfIER LORD. No 1903 Waist Isl ~
NTATE.ROOM PASSAGE to san
~ rpiNCsCO for Sl75, in the new and magnificent
.,., sSin GOV MORTON, lying at Pier No IL, East
p;sr Hsy sTeat size will render her much more cay abd
swSsyabe IN rough weather at sea than smaller vessels
W. nd her SPACIOUS decks will afford ample room tor the
,nnvsnience and exercise of passengers .s
visit 10 the GOV. MORTON will satisfy those intena-
ING 10 take passage that she is much sharper anu ""e
sseapt ship than any other taking passer gers
ebe vi be in fine trim for speed, ano II is cohnuenl "
Geved she will make short passage az mas ever peon
DsSs few vacancies vet remain. Apply 10
isflos JAMES SMITH & SON. No ia W an-st.
A
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BoARp OF SUPERVISORS. Thursday. Feb.
l2-Ma,or Berry, OF WILLIAMSBURG, presiding
Apportionmtnf Of School Monegs.-The CLERK read a
communication from Henry 5 Randall, State super
,ntendept Of Common Schools 1t sets forth that the
moneys assessed and collected pursuant 10 the pro
visions OF the 4th and 5th sections OF the &C. eneo
IAN act to establish Free Schools Throughout the
State and all other moneys appropriated 10 the sup
mort of Common Schools amounting IN all TO 81 l00,-
COO. of which sum $33 sos GO sapportioned TO the
County of Kings, TO be disIctsd as follows -.
BROOKLYN is districts. ....-S2S avs -
Puthwick 1885,. districts ------------ Soy q
Flatbusb 3 districts olI 40
Flatlands 3tissilc,s-. Soo 20
Gravesend. 2 districts so %
New. Utrecht 3 districts. 5sg %
William sburgh districts ,ooz IN
New To,ca The lid Election District OF the
Town of Flatbush was set apart by the board as a
new town to be known as New Lots. The first
town meeting is TO be held al the house OF John j.
SJedjker, on the first Tuesday OF April next.
IN, Snperintendenfs of the Poor.-A communica-
ton from the SuperlIencents oil the foor was
berg in answer 10 resolution passed BY tae boaia
at the last meeting nquring why they did not visit
the poor as is done by the Williamsourgh superin-
iencent, and why they dispensed so little relief to
those in need during the past winter. In sWer 10
the first inquiry, the communication s.,es tnas no
such visits are made in Wamsourgh; to the second,
that they have not been neglscul of their duties, as
will in due season be shown by theirrepet fiseed
on file.
Memorial 10 tN LtSfStotWt.-SuPSi'iso pciSSn
presented resolution iDs.rucsing the COMMITTEE
on Laws and Applications TO the. Legislature" to
prepare memorial and act for presentation 70 tnaI
booy, requiring that the amount OF money 10 DO
raised in Kings County for the support OF Common
Schools be distributed in the districts where 1t 10
assessed and collected. Adopted.
Assistenf District Attorney. "A Bill prepared
for prestnta.ion to the Legislature was read
The purptrt of which is that the District At
torney be authorized TO appoint an assistant, and
that the office be a permanent one. Referred 70
Committee on Laws and Applications to the Legs
la.ure.
Adjourned to Friday next, 2lst inst.
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n PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.
% VIC Soan,y OF New-York, notice Is hereby
CoNER late Of The C,y Of New.Yos deceased. TO pre-
sen he sss NJ vouchers thereof to the subscriber 1t
on or before the Tseny si,th day Of july aertnstsJ
ist iawems' E0wARD FALCONER. Fr.ea,o,
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The Trials In the U. s. District Court.

These protracted and vexatious trials
have been going on before this Court for three weeks
past. The mate, James Douglass, has been tried
and convicted upon two indictments for malclously
been tried and convicted for a similar ofenss. Both
have also been tried jointly twice upon other iRdic
nents for cruelty NUNS hine nhera Of tina Grew, but
IN neither case were the Jury able TO agree upon a
verdict. There are still other indictments agsns.
them Some OF the will be put upon trial
this week for mutiny. o" [PiciyuW.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County of New York notice hare;
by gwen TO all persons having claims against ANNE
HAMILTON, late of Northampton Massachusetts, de-
ceased to present the with vouchers thereof TO the
sub,crber at h Office No Al Libertyst, in the City Of
New-YoYk on or before the eighth day Of June nsXt.
Dated New York the fifth day of December, 1851
dc IawsmSs MARCUS WILBUR, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of the County OF New-York, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against CHARL ~
WRIGHT late Of the City of NswYerk, merchant. de
ceased present the with vouchers thereof 70 the
SUBSCRIBER the Office Of W. A Seey, No S4 Fuiton-s
in City Of New ork before the twenty
dsy Of April nextDated New York, the twenty-thrd day
OF October 1851. ELIZA j. WRIGHT,
o25 lsw6ms Administx atrr.
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Shooting Case.

man named j. q. Adams was shot at
Sacramento City, on the 18th January, by Mrs
Bond, whose daughter had been seduced by him.
He had been arrested by the police for abducting the
girl from her home, when the mother, woman OF
unusual intellect and strength OF purpose proceeded
to the Station House, and having obtained an en-
trance on The request to speak ae words with the
prisoner found him sitting IN the ante-room in CON-
pany with an officer.
Approaching him, she asked il he intended to mar
~ her daughter and receiving unsatisfactory re-
sponse drew pistol and discharged 1t, the bali en-
teripg his right side near the tenth Io and lodging
probably in the abdomen. Adams died on the fol
lowing day. having in the meantime married his VIC
tim, whom he acknowledged to have seduced under
a promise of marriage.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
L. rogae of the County Of NewYoyk. notice Is hereby
given 10 all having claims against JAMES MATH-
ESON late of City Of New York deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the subscrbef at ms
Office No Nassau in the City of New York on or
efore the s4th day of July nextDaed Mew-Y9rn the
III iaw6ms Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-14

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
rven 10 ali persons having claims against ANN wYMBS,
late Of the City Of Newly York widow deceased 10 pre-,
sent the with vouchers thereof to the subscriber
or before the seventh day OF April neIDated NswYork
the third day of October, 1851.
o4 iawsmS HUGH KELLY. Administrator.