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PETE, PEPPER, & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.

FOR T4RDZNG AND COKIZSSIOI AER CHANTS,
MOUTH, VA.
a LII BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO THEM WILL BE
IN punctualy attended to.
Persons with whom not acquainted wishing goods
forwarded by u.s. must send The money office
find great difficulty in collecting small debts scattered
throughout the country.
July 30, 1854. 1O39-3mw.
NTOTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Ia Jail of Wake County, n. c. the eth day of May
last two negro who say their ELLICk and
THORNTON, and that they belong Carton Smith, of South
Caroline, Chesterfield District.
EL1ck is bright muatto y p years DID, and weighs
40 or l5O pounds
THORNTON is black, 10 20 and weighs $50
pounds.
of said Negroes will forward prove property
and pay charges, they will be dealt with the law
directs.
". H. HIGH. Sheriff.
June 80, 1854. 66-tf
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j. J. BIGGS,
JOHN l.. KING,
JAS. II. BIGGS.
RALEIGH. ,Juns so. Sd.

n b. The subscriber in dssoving his business
on in this city. for the purpose of forming in another
takes this opportunity to express his gratitude to his friends
and customers for the patronage literally bestowed up
him. He would also beg leave to recommend, every
way worthy their condenc and support his late partners
who have taken the entire business. j. J. BIGGS.
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~ We have received letter from Hon. I. l..
Clngman in reply to the false charges ofthe Regis
ter and other federal prints, which shall appear in
our Fridays issue. 1t came to hand too late for to-
days paper Mr.. Clingman handles his assaants
with gloves of-but the letter, when itappears, will
speak for itself
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PRINCIPLE. Never confide in the principle of
timid man. He who has no courage cannot be said
to have principle; he may be disposed to virtue, and
may prefer good to evil but he is the sport of chance
and the slave of circumstances. What avails the
best ncinations if resolutions be wanting to put them
in practice A feeble and irresolute who means
well, is far more dangerous than audacious and
confirmed villain. You know the latter and are on
your guard against him; you rely upon the good in
tentions of the former and discover too late, like
the son of Israel he is unstable water and shall
not excel A timid man can never become great if
he possesses talent he cannot apply it; he is tram
pied upon by the envious, and is awed by the swag-
gering he is thrust from the direct path that leads
to honor and fame by every aspirant who possesses
more spirit than himself
PRor1r BY II. ~ am rich enough, said Pope to
Swift and can afford to give away hundred pounds
Z year. would not crawl upon the earth without
doing u littlego 4 wilenjoy the pleaue ofgvings
it alive and seeing anotherenjoy it !" When die,
he added y should be ashamed to leave enough
for 3 monument, while there was q friend above:
ground y
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SUPREME COURT.

The following decisions have been delivered since
our last:
By NASH, G. j: In Farley vs.. Wynne from Ber-
tie, affirming the judgment In Clements v. Hunt,
from Granville, affirming thejudgment, In Crimson
v. Sanders, in equity from JONES' directing refer
ence to the master.
By PEARSON, j. In State v. Curry, from North
ampton, directing a vcnire dc novo. In Cox v. LIE
gatees and next of kin of John Cox from Currituck,
affirming the judgment In Sanderford '. Moore, in
equity from Wake declaring the plaintiff entitled to
three fourths, &c.
BY BATTLE, j. In March " Harrell, from Gates,
affirming the Judgment. Also in Doe er dem Loftn
v. Cobb, from Lenoir, affirming the judgment Also
in Doe dem, Cooper White, from Tyrrell, judg-
ment below reversed Judgment here for plaintiff
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June 80, 1854.
DISSOLUTION.

TENHE FIRM OF j. j. BIGGS & Co. IS THIS DAY
n dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the late firm will confer favor
by calling and paying their bills early day.
that they may pay their Indebtedness All persons hav
I as it the e osed m m
possible Settlement may be made with either of the
partners.
j. J. BIGGS,
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| STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.--JoHNsTo
M GGn Gf , Pleas and 9 Rt May
R. Privett and WIFE, sIiy, Merritt Manning and wife
Sa snd P rs HG aSn sar johnson and wife, Eliza
The Court in this cause, having ordered that the paper
writing heretofore propounded BY Simon Goodwin the
repropounded for probate and that the following
made and submitted to Jury, to wit is the pa
per writing part thereof and if what part the
last will and testament of the said David Bay
Manning and WIFE, CHARITY reside beyond tine limits of the
State is further ordered that publication be made for
lshed in the City of Raleigh for said Merritt and Wife
Charity to at the next Term of this Court and
thereto if they think proper.
June W ss 1885, adv ss SAShrDAT Esss ce
AND Boiler with PUMP Ppes c SasA Heater aor
ernor &C. all complete and running order has been in
six to ena ss
ming daily at the Steam Grist Mill in Godsboro' until
and of much larger capacity substituted but
Of the same style and pattern more is required by
in want of splendid Engine and Boiler will do well
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Goldsboro', June 20, 1854. ss-st
~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE b. r.
pie Of Aamance County in the House Commons of the
next General Assembly.
June 49, 1854. loe7-tf
FANNY FERNS NEW BooK.-Fern. Leaves
E from Fannys Por folio Sscond Series. For sale by
w. L. P0MEROY.sA
Raleigh june g, 1884. sso--7s
DERFUMERY.-wEA ARE NOW RECEIVING
supply OF select articles for the toletcomc and
HAYWOOD : SCOTT
June 3. "a - 81 s--62
scMo g e, A. I p The
10th July r. NASH.
j. J.. BAILEY.
Iiilsb0rough June %, s541es 63-4w.
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a FTON HOUsE.-sEA BATHING, NEAR HAlfP.
n TON, VA This delightful retreat is reopened
for the reception of VISITORS Itispeasant situated
site the town of Hampton, and It's proximity TO Old Point
renders it in respects equal that celebrated
The large and airy and the liable will be supplied
with all the delicacies of the Good walters and
tendants have been procured and the subscriber pledges
himself that neither pains expense will be spared
order that satisfaction may be given to those him
this summer. 81
Board per day, sss.- 81 90 =
Board, per week, 81 1zfE 10 go
Board per month"; tsSsk z-zzS 8 Z = - 30 90 -
June 21 1854 =a-z s62-8ysyy
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June 27, 1854.

THE IKADE 81 xIRS1NIA n1 ANp p n
enton of Merchants to their Spring and Summer CL0TH
ING just opened, consisting Of complete assortment of
"hs s sr o @
latest importatons, in the Northern market.
and French D Etc. Farmers Satin Brown and buff Drill
ing Drab Flannel, Black and Blue Cashmerette Steel
Piads Striped Brown, sa and Mottied
tured into Coats, Pants and Vests.
Plain and Striped Marseilcs, in Coats and Pants.
Every style of Summer Goods for Yestings; Furnishing
Goods of the latest styles, too numerous to mention
Merchants will find to their interest to call before going
Te sn ne to the
A. II. SHAFER & CO., Clothing Bazaaf,
Petersburg Va. June p, 1854: Bs-
ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERs.-THE SUB.
IL scriber takes this method of Informing friends, and
he prepared to fill orders in the satisfactory
H Blinds the sRSF 90 b9R u
has recently fitted his establishment with all the lates
is propesd nn and Of M the % of @
peditious and satisfactory Orders filed at low
rates as by similar establishment in the State Sash
the city, free of charge.
JOHN E. HUBBARD,
Market, between Bank & Tabb SITS.
Petersburg, Va. June II, 1854 68-lm.
EhIssoLUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE
~ undersigned, under the style of HILL NICHOLS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consents. -
DUDLEY NICHOLS
THE undersigned In Withdrawing the of
Hill Nichols his thanks for liberal patronage
bestowed and with pleasure recommends them Mr.. d.
''00''' IN VINO" nave 'npAe'' e0nn's " R. HILL
NOTICE.-Messrs. W. R. HILL DUDLEY NIGH
OILS have assigned TO in by their deed of record,
their stock of goods and the other effects the credits
of their late firms The business will be carried by Mr..
DUDLEY NICHOLS; agent under the deed, for r. X.
COLLIER Trustee for benefit those for whose benss
fit the stock is assigned in trust: The debts due to Hill
Nichols assigned by the deed in Oeme, for
the benefit principally of the Northern creditors of Hill
Nichols and the debtors of Hill Nichols notified and
desired to make prompt payment me, Mr. Dudley
Nichols who alone authorised to collect the debtsowng
to Hill & Nichols X. r. COLLIER, Trustee of
HILL NICHOLS.
Petersburg, June 81 1854. 6s-sMstv
MACS HEAD.-THE STEAMER SCHULTZ CAPT
HALsEY, will make regular trips this celebrated
tie Ist of July. ssf7s ~
Leave Edenton for Nag's Head, Saturdays and We'd
nesdays, x Returning, leave Nag Head for
Edenton Mondays and Fridays at & q. m. Leave
Plyioth every Friday ut mr. touching at tdenton for
Nays Head. Returning leave Mays Head for Plymouth,
Head every Thursday and Sunday Returning
leave Nays Head on Wednesday at IA, and Sat1rs
day p for Nays Head. Passengers taking the
steamer Stag at Backwater Friday and Monday will
connect with the Shutz. $50 zasSSstss
june p, 1854. 49, 6s=zss
a FTON HOUsE.-SEA BATHING, NEAR HAliPs
n TON, VA:-This delightful retreat is re-opened,
the reception of VISITORS spleasant stuaed oppo
site of Hampton, and its proximity to Old Point
renders it in respects equal to that celebrated
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NoTIcE THE Ca NDID rs FOR n AXE Will.
neel and address IA lie lln,Ena


9; F9i y AXE WILL
times and places viz
- Adams, Tuesday, - = 14fh
er ssias 8 MTSs1assasy 1 1s;B
S 8 ilaks.s FRIDAY 20 .51s5,
{ Thompson SATURDAY. Ism
Frankl Monday I17ffs4
Upchurch,s Tuesday, q ~ ~ lsfIi
Dupree's Wednesdav 18Th iSsi,
BsFpy Jones, Tb ssds'' 10Th
s. Banks. 17r;.i.,--ss' -
q sBusBee,S, SATURDAY 25d
DuInssilie; MondaS:s, 81 oh
Fofestyie Fuesdays = 95k
holesflile; Wednesday, 2sth
q Horton 81 Thursday 27fhl
Hoods ~ Friday &93fb
Wakefield, ~ - 1Satiirday, 3ah
Tax Collectors sii attend that the peopIe % hnya
an opportunity to give in and Sy their T,T5sSs
june II, 1851. = 81 SD d
* RAWFORD HOUSE FOR LEASE on
~ RENT.-This old and well known established Hotel
IS now offered for lease rent 1t is situated on Corb
street in the most central part Of we'll
1t is of the desirable Hotel
the Railroad passing the door and very short distance
from the landing of all steamboats, as well as TO
the Ferry The property is So efiby situated that rt=
srous of purchasing, the would sell accooda-
ting terms. The lot is sufficiently large TO put addition
for the comfortable accommodation three hundred
The Building is four high of brick edtaining
thiry-ve with all for
rying first rate Hotel 1t is every ay Worthy the
enton of those wishing to enter into business Of the Kind,
as to competent and expernGed money can be made
nfrmty of the proprietor is the only cause for Bringing
this well known establishment before the public
Possession given in ton days to suitable tenant.
JOHN w. COLLINS,
June e7 1854 a 1917 est
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THE BosroS SLAVE RIoT The Boston grand jury
has refused to find bills against the Rev. Theodore
Parker Wendell Phillips, DIR. s.. G. Howe and others,
for sedtion for aiding in the late slave riot in that
city. - $50 rs Bait. Sun.
just like Boston, and in every respect worthy Of
a Boston Jury
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LATEST FROM EUROPE The latest news IS by the
steamer Europa. Nothing decisive from the seat Of:
war.
The demand forscotton Is oderate with prices in.
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~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE b. r.
MORTON, ESQ, Candidate to represent the peo.
pie of Alamance County in the House Commons of the
next General Assembly, 80
June 10, 1854. 10o7-tf
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FANNY FERN'Ss NEW sBOOK.-Fern Leaves
from Fannys Por tfolio-nscond Series For sale by
w. L. P0MEROY.sZ
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LoUIsBURG COACH FACTORY

Raleigh, July l, 1854.
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j. W. KEELING, Ag.nt.Ss
June u, 1854. - 63=-ss
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VENo BUILDERS AND OTHERs,lTHET So

THE undersigned In Withdrawing from the business of
Hill Nichols returns his thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed, and with pleasure recommends them Mr. d.
NICHOLS, in whom have implicit confdence.
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in every proportion aoy to the eye signaling the distant
traveller with its pire it, solemn ben through al hs hoars
Of day and night ringing out the sound OF our footsteps
toward eternity The old grave yard that shame Of
many villages where death and weeds reign triumphant
the forgotten graves Of parents and dear hear
thy hand bounty vherevi:h 10 yield 10 Il reverend
beauty Shall the old school houses stand longer mounei
in the eye Of the summer SUM- the very target OF the wnr
wind ireeless bsre filthy BY thy bouneOus hand let Il
be cltanstd by fire. and from il ashes bid arise phrnI
that sha be just what Ne EagidRd school houses are
not But in ell your labors for the beautiful remem
Der that its mission il not Of corruption Of pride
nor Of selfshness, but Of bezeroLcaoei And a. God
for the whole earth multiplying it utta like drops of
and particles of air il abounds for every hvi y
thing aud 10 far ranseendng human want until
the world is running cup let thine heart under
stsrd both the glory OF Gods beauty and the generosity
Of s distribution. 81 living. life shall be glory, and
death passing from glory to glory
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then PstsA whslsn be came s.eh .sa a.h
In Bseusss remained In he rcon tas e
len the sss vert York intern Horsns erofnef
lasted sseas hve o
the only tas va nka
Hosn rse biz band after Ayres srueA na9y
ksrphy sii saw no oue nave aoIa
hetaS vten be came 40
shr. did not Horsn have BOG
that Br ed get them apart ne "a
spg quiet this esgsged sbolt 'ouf o, w
utss apart brother srrg me d'u,
tnev whether when hsd hsd
bet excited When ou0a the vas sao
think fit the Effects Of liquor that uGht wS about
rruss before the report Of the when oos Hofaa ron
Murpl While taknx With Agrphy brother was VITA
Hersn could tn bach toward then .fsr tae
round and Brennan with The his hand
The heard brother Michael Koran shot
the ssrkeeper Michael HoTsn sAot
the Bre1n.a's k.nds; H1rtn
Brsppan es'eh hin IN his hands hg rsse h
fell and he gretsed Lhis n had
kot M, don vh.hsr id testify before
The ogorsr h. heard the that 5eaaan
ut ur and kis.ed Koran
AT The conclusion Ct this witness testimony the Court
adjourned until Wednesday morning st 10 ocloct.
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TEX CENTS DAY-Who that has been cognisant Of
things at the Five Points for Of years does not know
Father Burke" long resident in the dark chambers Of
the Old Brewery-long drunkard but for twelve years
strict observer Of temperance For says he IL Is twelve
years this night since signed the WHhingtonan tenn
pera,ce pledge, with full determination that would
keep IL and truly have. And although an old man,
feel that my chance for dozen years more far better
than for dozen weeks before signed the pledge
for Of al my old associates all the men who lived Of that
time in the rat holes ofhat old building every them
"is in drunksrds grave alone alive Many too that
their down career long after commenced my
upward one have also gone to the grave"
Being asked Why he continued 10 live there among such
wrethed company after he had become sober himself he
replied Because that the very place for me 10 do
good Ii could not save the parents could the
children"
Yes yes you saved mine-sayed me-saved my family
from ruin-yes" said well Creased, fine looking
sboriDg man yes you saved me from drunksrd grave
Look at me now; do look like the ragged dirty Ioser
that used to live in yonder miserable garrett wear good
clothes for / afford ii get two dollars day ct
my trade, and save the money. Look at that well
dressed She is the wife of sober mechanic
"a coed mason, and she has home she does not live
with drunken husband in howell not fit for the dogs
live in Look at that girl almost grown to woman
hood That Is my daughter That Is The little gr MAI
Father Burke persuaded gn the pledge, and woo after
ward refused TO 20 after for her father and who
finally persuaded that father to sign and now here we
are 10 CONNIE rnorate this glorious independence from the
worst of slayerythe slavery Of drunkenness came 70
this meeting commemorate The twelfth anniversary OF
Father Burkes redemption from drunkards fate-the
fate Of all 5runksfds.'
little girl. once poor forsaken child IN the F1ve
Points now adopted by kind parents sent lefsf ssa
little SUN Of money to remind Father Burke thai once
she was near starving be had led her and tns' s0e '
remembered the kind act with gratitude 80
We asked the old man II be thought he wasted @ n4s.
sum equal to ten cents a day ana ne i'P''A
more than thst
Then if you have saved from that wo1's 'sa 80
oDl, ten cent? day for twelve year. which !'so days
i makes the sum Of -four hundred and ,hl1y ssn. a0aa'
which you have had to spply to the com0f" o. nS
done far more than that for me, for besides shs
- .omcrt, such a. money buy, such - ] never
had in my drinking days has given me such eOmsSn Of
mind a. no dyunkad ever can feel
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Uaier Cure.

leo f. ADAMS, WATER-CURE PHYSICIAN
Eesdence No SO Hcksst Brooklyn, cor Pineapple Wis
sydibts their homes Office coIsustions a,iende 70
iuIRySCEs R. r. Trail NJ d.. JOEL Shew Nj D. fowies ana
r.ls New. York T. kittredge M D. boson
ROPAT HIC and PHYSIOLOGICAL
SCHOOL For the Education Of waerCare Physciso and
R.orm Iecurer-The Second Term will commence mach
teachers in the Medical Depar DIR shes DR. Taylor Dr.
tton DR. Trail, Or Snodgress Prof Fowler Apply TO
Il II 4. TRAIL Nj d No Is Laisht st
IWATER CURE.-HYDROPATHl aud NY
L " GiFNIC INSTITUTE No. Is Laightst.-R T. TRAIL
jIp Prorrie,or; O H. TAYLOR NJ and DR.. J; L. HOS
ID Assistants for 100 patients Special de-
for finale diseases Competent Female Physicians for
IL. Of MdwieTy Office and oatdoor practice at
I<1fd tn
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CUPREME COURT-SULLIVAN COUNTY
~ JOSEPH II TUTHILL ISAAC " BRODHEAD RICHARD
II BR0DHEAD and DITMAs HARDENgERGH sst ANpREW
hereby the complaint Of The above named
plaintiffs which the day Of January 1911
filed Clerk The Sullivan aud to
copy your thereto thu subscriber his office il FL
lenve County Ulster within twenty days after the
This exclusive Of the day OF such services aud
said defendant fail the complaint within the
time aforesaid hereby required the plaintiffs will take judgment
aguDst said hundred
dollars twenty-five with interest hundred aud
dollars sixty from Jan a. 1854 with the costs
Of scoD Dated Jan. a. 1854 $500 . -, 49,.
f2,lswewTh+ JOHN LYON plaintiffs Attorney
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Wiean Gtcamers, &f.

II
IrOR LIVERPOOL-The X. NJ Steamship ANDES
iii "a. Fl for Liverpool touching at Halifax In place
he NIA0ARA with the mails and for Europe on
IvpkPsnAY the 18th instant.
we OF ,aisage $50 for fret cabin passengers only
JsiIsight OF passage, apply TO ,,,.,r -, ,,
TOR BERMUDA and ST. THOMAS-The Royal
: Nail steamship CURLEW w. Sampson, Commander This
y.eh T. 1854; FRIDAY April 1854; MONDAY MAY 9, 1854
Ts Curew HIS been built the Clyde especially for the
.,ke NewYork and St Thomas She has lofty
t ara has been taken to give her good vena
yue Bermuds s35; to st rhomss $40 For freight
rvesse sppJ T. CUNARD No Bo~lns green, New-Yors
| TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
TWYTKLY g MAIL LINE The aud fast going
JAMES ADGFR Dickinson commander, will leave pier No
IaER on SATURDAY March Il o'clock NJ, precisely
-, o ..,..ee 1T The offcs of sPOFFORD TILEsroN Co,
nj Biosdway Ihrourh tickets Florida follows TO Jack
m,lt ssi 10 Pilsika tSS
TOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &C
ia Mail steam ship JAMESTOWN Cipt Cavendy, viii
nave Der No l3 North River SATURDAY afternoon al
,tk<t for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond rine to
nd Roanoke and Whining Manchester Railroads
tta.nta Charleston &c. Passage and fare TO Norfolk 80;
arg and Richmond $l0 seersse hafPTce For freight,
'' LUDLAM PEASANTS, No 50 Broadway.
1 e REDUCkD-INDEPEND LINE for
H.. SAN FRANClsCO-The NORTH STAR, to leave the 9Th
4 xrl to- onneci with the Yankee Blade
he hool for these palaces are now open PAes
sd the 10Th March will BIO sold at the following rates
l. Cabin. &l50. SteeTage, SIS
spl,to JAMES CROSS. No BattsIy-pSce, up stairs
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Eecal Noiires.

IA DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE to CREDITORS
HTHoMAs TOWNSEND Admnsusor Q, LEWIS Town. TOW
ynsy, by direction Of the Orphans Court of the County OF
a q the s sf Lewis i ha
esr oath or affirmation their claims aud demands ass n tue Isaac
1854 they will be forever barred from prosecuting
'''n' the '''''''if THOMAS Me TOWNSEND Administrator
, A DMINISTRATORs NOTICE.-Notce is hereby
IA all having claims against samuel w HSsnss
.nd ssis Of also Of Fsneo California
srSesstd Al Se ofae Of Gardner fSsn Village Of
F' " On or ''i1 T% IA T. + az aSsr 4S5 s
THoS j. VAIL, Adlnasrs.Or.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
GSG. Of 9Se: nsis'S y
s !, Ii. oee No SCI BIOssw.y CITY NwYot
before the third day Of August neHt-Daed Newior M 3a
Ss. SsasSS aoMER DosrwlcK, D. Administrator
In PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE c; SMITH,
III Fo suosate The County Of Kings notice hereby gySn ac
1,dns 10 law 70 ali persons having claims sains. JOHN MILE
s e he ey Of BIS SeaRe SefsS to he SD
II TISu bis ose No. COa I, b. 10 h DoS Sg OF
'la& eGk9kEEEfsA 4 eR Fn4MSoN Executors
I'm PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF tue
@ nqs hereby svr Of g ss.SYns aa de-
- i Nd d. Is Of A ASS N Dsed the asS
90 isxssp %sef' ''' JANE FEE, Adnnlsts,riS.
IN PURSUANCEO OF an oIuci Oh '-O ~ 60 60. -
IL. ssrsi GoHH SToKER late ofihe ciy Of Nswiek liquor
,% S SsS.S to o Ps'. oh .S ' crasr q
hRe Civ OF Newl OK before he ION Day OF july Hh
&c l Sss hS5s tho 'A ' YtsES SooRE
HY PURSUANCE of an order cfthe Surrogate of the
q ss s H 81 Gilt JlR s
s'. Ct ss d e S Of 81 S
81 BrosS~sy che City Of NewYok before the twelfth
Il SARAH GILLIAN AdmnstratIiN, DE Mor.e 81 I9 r
am MOTT PTcciors NO 81 broadSey, JAZZ la~otnoIa
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
.Ss slsin az siBs, MARGARET r. SNOW late the City Of
ss'.sS e ese N n wacr ws IN the civ OF New.
beiore the sixth day OF July next Dated e~-fo'k
si.SeBTi. Executor.
kNPuRsUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
Hg ofNew-Yolk notiec hereby ser 10 al persons lawns
e. Eairs JOHN WILLIAMS ate OF tho Cay o. New-iork'
her residence No CO wOOs.r.st IN the City OF New
an before The tweniy6t day Of april next DAged New
stih tight enh dsv Of Oc'obsr. 1888
"a hstuTh CATnARiNE WILLIAMS Administrative.
; NRsUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate OF
Of 6 r9sf S S ssq 70 ~ Pe SsS
e 70 s'Sp &c ss yh 'ss,As sselfS 10 the 20
, | ".sa so,. IT, lS5a THOS }. GARLAND, Executor
ui,semTh
lisPtRsUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the
s5d HewYosk notice hereby given 20 all persons hsvi1s
tlaa WALTER MAD, late OF the City o. New'forS
ss~ Fesnt the With yoaehe" Thereof 70 tse sub
before ;he seyeaih day ofJuy next-DAed New-AoIN
ssssmTls MARIA MEAD. AdninistrstEl1.
| r. PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
An5 KewYorS Notice here b, gwen all hay-
sgsirs The esu.e Of DMUND REILLY late ofthe town
ssf s . Sso At BE- oce No. ls5 oaS
Of SeYo,s, on or before the twentyiT'' day o.
"~@e III PHILANDER HANFoRD, Executor