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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-24

FOGARTowN, Aug 81, PM-arr schr Galla'in Rogers,
sld schr Sharon Raion, Sandwich, Mass.
ship Anra, a this port, viii call tomorrow morning or
Indian Ocean,
Nicholas navann ArcaTSs or Trinidad ae CUBA seh.
AM rican scl Brown, and John Jones smith NYork chas
end Vim DAYTON, Hand Boston W. rspsy fcri.o ra1s
rtord; steiison Cobb, Proyinceiown IIopeon Allen
sPcan, Mass Lille ssanders Townsend, pghon.
ricsn Belle brown asc ic Sewcobe; Grace 4t Gerald,
Mary and Fes Bcs sst hSops S J1o i saes En-
dc9i and Village lag, Gem cass Boston Charles iecl her
osn kn s os Ssw la Eer ens Young and
and sa Jones Sfos @aarne Fsrns n Bss S
sylvia Higbg, Hun'iey, Providence Adele Felicia Cart.
DISASTERS, &c.
inv hn rsr 9srSs9 Pe9dfon from Mass1as for Halifax put
scHR BRAVE Lowell from Boston for Albany while a. an
chor on IolccS ZIP night Of the leL s, n,o by
fore rigging brose anchor sprung boWsprii &c Mas
dtion. ff'''' 9""''' - $50 e''
sr,StrY, Falkland Isles May sl-rhe Am bark oroma tof
beias Sarlccn arr here on April II from Rio Janciro
liam Hareor on he 2sh. Che Ororna Bcias
BIO Janeio for valpuraiso).
ssrRs,, July ?The Old Enelard adams iron, Liverpool
viii general cargo took hc ground at Pelican SPIT in hs
Gull prey 70 the IAN july but sssed on without
whnJemen.
CD a, New Bedford Aug y bark Montgomery, Chapman,
So from Nantucket Aug - schr Palmyra Raymond shoals
whaling.
sa nom Edgariown Aug n shr AtnIrs Crosby, Pacific
Ocean,
sd from Melbourne May Alice Frazier OF and for Yged.
ord
Spoken.
steamship Ariel hen.s from a,re AUG Is, a q Oh, Ion
63 G-by blot boat J a Wes'ervet, No 10.
Ship santa Claus 81 and for Boston from Calcutta. Aug IL
af Al 30 lon IGhy pilot UoatJ = Westcrvelt No ~.
ship ehaisworlh o. and .or Boson from Liverpool Avg ~
lag Al o. Ion 63 10, had been dfnssied In on tie Oh
in.t--ty rilci boat Jacob A Ncsiefvelt No ~. =
ship Vide Awake faron, from Singapore for NYork, July
10, lai n, Ion ~ ".
ship Enooh Train Reh from Nolcans for Liverpool, Aug
ship Suffolk Edwards from Norieans for Havrc, AUG %
lat 81 ~ Ion 10 10. -.
slim occan sieed Cunningham. from NTork NsR u for
N,bourne June ", lat 3 30 N, on y 2fW.
ship George William, cttodrcsc from Bremen Tor NYork,
Slip Panther bishop rom London br Calcutta, June IT,
ship MnIhousc stphen. fUm Havada for NorIcans Jul,
40 lnt "a 20. .on u 40.
Ship TITAN. Edridee from London for Marseiles IN tow
Aug q Oh 81 Adams III ad. ~
snlp WEI scr, La~cnce- from Liverpool COR fork Aus
o iai 81 Ion u.
Aug = Ia - ~, Ion II Il.
shin Walter sce Smith, from Liverpool Nsln Auc
| lst e5r1, Ion u.s. ". - :
sSr aecrs nscloon- from IIvepao Tor ssysunss Aug
mi ~ ", W lsA
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street, Fast river was by some Encouragement upset
One of the crew, named Thomas Murphy, being unable
to swim, was drowned, notwithstanding praseworthy
exertons were made to him by persons the
The body of the deceased to last evening had
recovered.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE IILIsois.-John Gordon,
the man who fell from the smoke pipe Of the steamship
Illinois on Tuesday last died yesterday, a. the New
York Hospital from the effects Of injuries received
that occasion. Teceaseds skull badly fractured by
the fall causing him to suffer great agony up to the
moment Of his DEATH Coroner Hilton will hold in
quest upon the body to-day. Deceased has wife and
family residing at No 40 Carroll street brooklyn. Cor
don was about forty five years Of age and native
Of Ireland.
TARRAST MusouErEFRs. company, which is COM
posed Of Young residing in the Third and Fifth
wards will make excursion TO Flushing the 9th
inst, under the command Of Captain Berthe. Report
speaks highly of the military proficiency and skill Of this
company.
Commemorate Mathew Herman, not Mathew
kenney, who fell from the roof Of enonicos Hotel the
other night. He was buried yesterday
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Mayors Office.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT 40 DEFRAUD SEVERAL INSURANCE
COMPANIES.


COMPANIES
Alexander II. Petrie, owner Of the steamer G. W. p.
Custs arrested by officer Keefe one of the Chiefs
most efficient aids warrant issued by Mayor Wood
Pctre is charged by Capt Van Buskirk whom engaged
10 bring the steamer from Washington City to this
port with the intention Of demanding the Globe Mutual
Insurance Company, which had insured his steamer for
$500. Capt Van Buskrk asserts that Petre had OBJ
tanned this insurance and several Others by represent
ing the g. W. p Gusts perfectly seaworthy vessel
whereas II is unfit for any voyage being burnt from her
boilers forward The Captain further says that Petre
had directed him to the vessel ashore at some advan
tageous point, where the boilers machinery might
saved and that he rerie) would make it all RICH. with
him. Thinking il an attempt on the part Of Petre to
defraud the insurance companies Capt. Van Buskrk,
instead bringing the Gusts to this city proceeded
to Alexandria, where he left her in safety and then pro-
whole transaction to Lewis Gregory Esq, President Of
the Globe Insurance Company, who Immediately waited
on the Mayor and obtained warrant for the arrest Of
Petic The examination Is to of before the United
Statea district Attorney The following polcies were
taken out by Mr.. Petrie
Globe Insurance Company (New York, August s.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company New
York Agency, August Q, 1850 Observation-Disclosures 900
sun Fire and Marine Fire Insurance Company, of
fennsylyania (New York Agency, Aug g. 1866 600
DOINGs OF THE FIRST MARSHAL.
Mr.. Marshal stephens, OF the Mayors Office is dilgent
~ pursuing all offences agninst the city ordinances by
carrying on certain business without license. Several
cases are disposed OF every day. Yesterday named
Thomas eooney fined $40 for dealing in truck without
the same manner, and Mr. VIM shea S. for an offence
similar 10 that Of Cooncy's.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug 23--fopored by c. DInvillers
Rra Bar9.--s5 900 City RR Is, r k 93x: 1000 sus.
auchanna Canal t's b5, TO- 900 do .0 500 Galloway 10
p Bends 20, iooo Allegheny Go s,s steubcn lays 81
a 20 uJn nc ssi Geo CIV s,s ca. % o3, ~ co
Wilmington RR e's days, So l13 ~ rennsyyania 81
~ *. p4G So do cash. $751;, 100 shs Reading R b5 49,
80 do b5 4ghs 100 do, t5wn, 49,; Pennsylvania R
cash 45 10 Norris CANA prcfd loo; II irri.burg RR
5est 100 Long Island R 1873 100 Union Canal bs los
90 Little SchuyDs RI b0ss 20 do, b, sos; Conner
eial Rank So. Be,c,n Borrus.--3 shs Beaver Meadow
RR Ests: Pennsylvania RR, As; 100 Pleading RR 4oL
S,cona Bocrd.--si,0co Galloway 10 Bonds 90: 1000
Cfty ss Qa,; 200 Union Canal as 66s, OCo AeQha-
nv Go as Cleveland, b5, 49, 1 900 Eealng RR o. "a
pai. 1000 DO pail; coo City Gas 6s old o6 500 do e5
900 PENN RI 6s, m, 1917; 70 shs williams and IA
RR as Is ylnehil Scrip, % 100 Reading R 20; 80 do
s5wn nra at a 100 Morris Canal, b5wn To- 200 do rs,
IL. Gsisrd Bank, 12b; 20 Union Bank ~ Tenn, 20
Rank Of America bsvn leo. Aner Brrd-l0o shs
Chester Valley RR, 8 Market dull,
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The HARLEM RAILROAD CAsUALrY.-Yesterday Coroner
Hilton held an inquest at the New York Hospital upon
the body Of the man named John Callahan, who died
from the effects Of severe injuries received on Wednesday
morning. by the upseting Of gravel train on the Har
lem Railroad Williams Bridge weschester county
The deceased had both of his legs crushed in shocking
manner Dr.. Thurston, who attended the deceased,
testified to deceased being brought to the hospital
ing from the above INJURIES which in his opinion were
the cause of DEATH As the matter investigated by
the Coroner in Westcbester county, resulting in the Jury
rendering verdict Of accidental DEATH Coroner Hilton
did not deem necessary to go any further into the in
quy other than taking the Doctors evidence The jury
in ths case rendered verdict in accordance with the
above facts. The deceased native of Ireland, and
90 years Of age He resided with his parents, In
Foriythird street, near Third avenue.
Death FROM EXHAUSTION Caused by FALLING OVER
BcARp-Coroner Hilton held inquest at % Cortandt
street upon the body of named David Healy, who
died on Wednesday night from exhaustion, caused b
falling overheard while passing from vessel at the foo
flames street to the pier alosgside Of which she wa
lying The jury rendered verdict Of Death from
geston OF the lungs caused by falling overheard De-
ceased WAS 81 years OF age and native of Ireland.
Found DRowsED.-Coroner Gamble held inquest at
the Amshouse on Blackwes Island upon the body Of
supposed to be John Mor, (as there were papers
found his person waranting this presumption which
found floating In the East river, oil the Island. In
the pocket OF deceased found SIS in money aud
cepi oT W given BY Henry Dixon Secretary o. Mount
jury rendered verdict of found drowned" The body
of the deceased will be kept for few days in order to
give parties an opportunity OF identifying it.
FATAL FALL SCHOOL HoUsE.-Coroner Hilton also
held inquest at the New York Hospital upon the body
of As years Of age named Thomas Hcarnan, who
accidentally killed by falling from the third story win
dow of the Allen street public school, As the
purely accidental the jury rendered verdict of
cidenal death. The deceased who q Of family
resided No. 800 Madison street and was up the date
Of the mishap in the employ of Moses G. Hagadorn
KILLED BY FAILING Down srAHs-Coroner Wilhelm held
inquest upon the body of n named Rose Dono-
hue native of Ireland 5s years Of age who died from
injuries received by falling down stairs at her residence
No. 10 City Hall place. The deceased received fracture
Of the spine from which she died on Wednesday night
The jury rendered a verdict Of accidental death.
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CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO pEFRAUp.

CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO pEFRAUD.
John n Miller and Nagdeno Potter, residing at No. IL
Walker street were arrested yesterday by Sergeant
toore OF the Second District Police Court, charged on
brran issued by Justice DAWSON, with having joined in
conspiracy to deraud Harris Marks Of 300 Third ave-
ue out Of So COO. The complainant, IN his affidavit
AIDE against the accused stated that in the month OF
yrla he returned from CALIFORNIA; and at that time
snduced 10 enter the house Of the accused where he
rcrmcd tho mountaineering Of both the male and fe
male prisoners that while in the company Of the latter
he induced to partake Of liquors. &C., which made
him quite sick much 40 that he was obliged TO keep
to bed which was rendered 20 him by Miller; that he
was induced lend the latter 800 while here and that
he ao gave Magdlne $40 for attending him on his sick
couch for 10th Of these amounts he obtained
promissory notes that when well again and about to de-
part ior California attachment was issued against him
for brooch = promise Of marriage peferred against nun
by the female prisoner that in order TO allow him to ar
rive 81 b. destination, tho accused preferred him re-
lease from the suit II he would give them 1900 and
canoe their notes. obtained by him in exchange for cash
lent then while stopping their place Walker street
Tile ompsiuant, however would agree to tho pro-
Posai ehc ,hs'anuy went belcre Justice DAWSON, and
made the above complaint against the parties for
piracy 20 de'aad. The magistrate held the accused to
answer TIE charge preferred against them by Marks
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Two mon named james Turner aud James Smith
elss Curran were brought before Justice Connolly yes
aerdsy charged the complaint Of Frederick Hciien
miller Of No James alp with assault aud battery and
highway robbery The complainant alleges that without
Any Just cause he act upon by the prisoners between
Che hours Of one and o'clock the morning Of the
y inst and after being felonously beaten, was robbed
% roctetbook and cravat: that the prisoners also
ATTEMPTED 70 cut the earrings from his care that the
approach Of the police prevented the completion az the
task. The prisoners fully committed for trial in
default q $500 bail They deny the charge preferred
against them in toto:
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Charles KIots and Edward Miller were brought before
Justice Dawson yesterday afternoon by officer Smith, Of
Che Second District Police Court charged With having
etolen about $40 worth q wearing apparel the property
q Johanna Lebier, Of 80 West Thirty second street
h ey wore committed for examination.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of New York, August 23. 1855.

CLEARED.
s sn AS0n W seusr N ss
Esrk John VI. Bird, Timer; MaIasaJ v Elweli s Co.
Bark Brunette, Lancaster, Phlladelpha-H Brookman
Bark Delegate Dix salem-H Underwood.
rs Wnnnoo washington @ DS
schr Thomas Bradley, Robbins ST Johns, NF-Chase &
schr Albert, Cole Jaeksonyle- Thompson Hunter.
selr s Levi, Lewis Chase , Phladcphia-Chase 4 Small
Propeller Locust POINT French Ba1nore-cromwes
Propeller Bristol Canning, Philadelpha-w Thompson
ARRIVED.
s Steamship % rar A. with mdss
AM exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke, of Indian
Ship Thornton Collins, Liverpool, 40 days. with mdse and
psss"Ss T9s Rio eS1 July with Coffee &c.
to order Crossed the equator in 70 Rio which
e d. iii 4 WIN ls 9 HsnS I'd
received answer 10Th a o. s. lon IS 50 W iei in With
a sSp ppsT sh w aSnGe 0ps1s steering
Win dae and and" 81 passSsns,rs Meyer sucken The
ship Charles Jane cof Bath Oliver Newport, Eng with
ship sk, lark Dow, Havana, Aug H. in ballast Crocker
Bark Comet Cof Boston,, crowel, San Francisco, April q,
S s .e il sn T,o 81 su Srs q ss y.
Jul Ja IS ai lon n, sPGss IanS sleep Pomona
g a. spoke ship Victory, Of Boston, from Caao for New
Bark George Warren of Thonason), vose Cionlucgos,
Aug 8, with sugar, TO j Alphonse
Bark Nararnissie (of Orand Lancaster Island
10 days with ship timber 10 Rokenbaugh vessel TO
BreOkman i Co.
Brig Bonita. Shackford Rio Jnneiro July o. with coffee
rosewood and horse hair 10 NJ Freeman Co. Aug lat
~ Ion 10 spoke brig Whitehall 10 hence
Brig Gana tRr) Axtcl, Rio Janeo, July 0, with Coffee
Phipps Bros.
Brig Extra, Ellis, Laguna july 81, with logwooi Lobach
x Sthepclcr
Brig New Era tof Providcnce), Walker Havana Aug IL,
with sugar, master.
BTg sutton, McMurchy, Trinidad Cuba Aug with sugar
and moasses 10 Nznaga del Vale Co. Aug lat "a lon
81 as spoke Ir brig Planet from Jamaica for London
Brig Mary, Walker Galveston with cotton, SC, 10 wskeman,
Binion x 90.
schr Moses Taylor as.ed Smith Baenos Ayres I'd days
with mdse, 10 order Aug lat n Ion 60 40 spoke brig
John Oliver. IRON - Eusta'a for Weymouth, Ms
schr Jannu todenbl Rok, Angcsura Y days, with hides,
10 Jennings, Muller a. Goslng.
Schr john " Roscoe Bossn Perkins Trlylo ~ days
&c, 10 Coihea.
schr Brilliant (,r, Gardner, Eeu,hcra days witt, rags
and pineapples 20 Eneas.
Schr Loyal Scranton Iowden, Savannah dnysih wheat
10 Scranton 4 Taman.
sehr Patron, Heals Edenon NC. days with wheat 10
Gamble.
sclr Pauline Adans swansboro Nc, IL days, with naval
schr Bent, Wallace, Cherryhed.
Schr Erza Jane, Howes Dennis
Schr " Gray, Coe, Portland, Ct
sclm Hudson, Lambert Rondout for Providence.
Sl0op Joseph, RUSSELL Portland, CT.
Propeller Seneca, Hartford
BELOW.
Rrcmen ship President Sndt from Breinen ao one shin
unknown at anchor ON the Bar-by steamtug Lovathan.
Bark CnMlnins, from San Francisco
Wind during the day from Sc with rain and very thick dur
ing the aiiernoun.
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CLAIRvoYANTs IN TRouBLE--A VILIANoUs
HrsnANp.-feserday morning named Elwar.s
the husband Of the somewhat noted cairyoyan MAZDA me
Edwards whose stay In this city for weeks has been
very profitable in pecunary to her. deserted his
WIFE, taking with him everything available including
si.5 in money gold chain pencil and ocket valued at
$780, a daguerreoype in gold set with diamonds
and several valuable silk dresses, leaving her absolutely
destitute Madame f. in the greatest distress From
her Statements learn that four years ago she eoped
with this man. Edwards, from her parents home
Portsmouth New Hampshire. Her parents wealthy
farmers. Discerning her qualifications for the line Of
business she is pursuing, Edwards insisted on her
devotpg her time and attention To it, which she did with
great success Her profits confded to him. ami alb.
sorbed generally in the providing Of fine clothing Cor him.
last week she presented him with hundred dollar suit
She says they lived together happily enough but yesier-
doy morning they had few words of din :ulty, whore
upon he took his departure she thinks he has gone
another The boy who conveyed his trunks
the Allegheny depot found, and stated that he had
engaged several days ago for that purpose and
do other things lie also stated that Monday Edwards
visited the ground in which his child inferred and
arranged flowers, &C. around il, act which speaks
little in his favor. The police elegssphed in every dec-
on and il 4 probable Edwards will be capturcdius-
Ipyy Journal, dpg. D.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE or AN ELDERLY LADY.-MRs
Hull well dressed and respectable lool ing woman
about GO age says the Hartford Times Of the
inst, committed suicide at Botsfords Hotel Falls VII
age, ON Tuesday Of last week, by taking auanu. Not
appearing nj breakfast, she sought for her room,
which entered to ascertain the She found
lying the bed, unconscious and breathing hari
she lived till O'Clock 7. NJ. Physci were called In,
who pronounced the effects to be tcresut of taking
oIium.
Tho Ltchfcld Republican says letter was found In
her satchcl directed 10 'ibl Hull Ashley Falls MaSsn
Mrs. Hull Immediately sent for She proved TO be
sister Of the deceased and from her II ascerainei
that she belonged to Manlius N. " and owing family
difficulties left home and visited Mrs. ". She there
made will and pretending to mail it, went TO Canaan,
Conn, mailed letter, and purchased opium, and
hired conveyance to Falls Village She was LADY Of
fine appearance, and suspected her intentions.
She leaves husband 81 years OF age ia Nanus N i.
She signed her name Lois R'ynolds.n
This person was in this city few days since and left
in the Office of the Boston Railroad cotton umbrella in
which had been placed similar wooden box containing
piece Of opium large enough to kill dozen persons and
a marriage certificate, which reads follows
EATON, Aug 20, 1916.
hereby certify that the 7th day OF January in the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred thirty
seven united Mr.. David reynolds and Mrs. Lois Toby
husband and sile agreeable 10 ordnance of God and
the legal requirements Of the state of New York In the
village OF Jordan, Cnondaga county.
{At.esD WASHINGTON TEACHER
Minister of the Gospel
This box placed inside the umbrella and il was
tied together with white handkerchief II is now in
the possession q Mr. n. Goodain--A,taay J9uaal
IH1 81
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Our Port nf Spain Correspondence.

TRINIDAD (Port Of Span) July 20 1855.
Giu IF H. Ffor No,k-9'rces e Iru,isios-The Sugar
Crop, Dr..
Our market is heavily supplied with American bread
stus and the recent high prices have taught our people
TO seek for other articles Of food degree never before
known in this place. Many of the aborng classes have
not bought barrel of hour for time past and won't
Till native provisions become high in value
Holders Of -four &c, anxious to SELL much of the
old stock is sourng and sales made in retail at s12
per barrel fresh, s13 so; but very light transactions at
these figures Corn meal, So: supply fair Corn SALE
Lard Ice Butter, s. IS per keg Of rs lbs Mess pork
800. Rice &c.
Sugar making j. over, and many vessels will go awny
half ull, and in ballast The crop + very short
which causes much distress among the poor Tcope-and
the rich too.
Brig Sylph arrived 18th from Baltimore having tried
Bermuda, Barbados, and goes to st. Thomas for
market T.
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CHARoE or GRAND LARCENY.


RAILROAD Accnr1-A man named Patrick carrcgan
lie, .A serious accident yesterdayby jumping % the
Hre train Of the Long Island railroad at Bedford de-.
nH Vile the cars we're In motion. He was csugh, ny
ia and the wheels passed over his arm breaking 4
Or 40 places lie was conveyed 70 tho City Hospital
The police Of the Eastern district only
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John ". Edwards, confined n the IIundcrton Is. -
JAIL charge q burglary, and who had been brought
from the State OF Michigan upon requson from the
Governor Of New Jersey, escaped again from the jail last
wcek The sheriff has offered reward Of slc0 for hs
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Ship Bombay from Boston for New Orleans was seen az
anchor on he 1th inst back Of the Great Isaacs.
LAUscnED-N Searspcrt, 18Th nst, by VIM McGivery lns
copper fastened brig Of 225 tons called the Faion
by MessIs WIN Mctlvcry, End oilers Of Searspor and
be commanded by Capt Tbeophlus Eaton late schr
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Police Intelligence.

There were thirty arrests for drunkenness yesr
day in the city, as follows
First district Police CourtJustice Connolly .... L
f.econd Justice DAWSON ........ Is
Third Justice Wood ........... 9
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VIII convince readers
That the temperance folks don't much 'sacramen-
to-" vino, and, therefore not religious they
ehouid h.
That they don't 10 much work, else they would use
alcohol and liquor for .'mct hanical purposes.
That they a very unhealthy set. evidenced 10y
their freiuent o. brandy, gin, &c. for medicine.
That the religious community opposed to the Ma inc
law else they weuld get their wine for sacramenta
pses at the licensed dealers.
And hat the Maine law itself is ahcmnablc bumbug
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JusrIrIcATIoN or sIrRrrIrs

(fy cnd tUinlfV ~ Nfir York, and OF the
Nv OF New York The sureies who have signed the foregoing
undertaking, being severay each for himself
pose and that he is householder within the city and
county OF New York and worth the five hundred dol
lars, and al owe all debts demands liabilities legal
empons and doth further that he has become
sessed OF properly for the purpose of enabling him
Justify AZ such surety and thai he is and will not become
directly indirectly engaged interested the manufacture