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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
HEBREW COMMIT ZEE AND THE
PRESIDENT
From n. yatisnal lntelIiesnssr, Nss. 2

From Tie Sati0nGl HtelliSeaesr, Nss I..
On Wednesday last National Hebrew Convensasa
was held in the City OF Baltimore, pres ,nted By dol
gates appointed from Charleston, 6 q, 81. Louis.
Chicago, Cincinnati, Maryland and the District o.
Columbia. One of the principal subjects discussed
AZ the scent between the UOited Ststss and
Switzerland Before aijourDirg Committee wM APP
pointed TO draw up memorial " the President OF The
Crifed Sistes aid pres. nj it ID person;
TIE Con mi,tee thus appointed. after having pr
forued the frs. portion Of their labgs proceeded 70
tLis city and on Saturday, by appointment, waited
upon the Pr, sdert .-...,,4
The m. mortal was presented by COL y. Phillips,
late Of Alabams in brief and appropriate speech.
The PresidsLt in repyug sad he would do oil IN his
power 70 Cary out the Of the memorial aad 70
ate the obnoxious Of the treats, and that
nsruc,ors bad slesdy been for xsrded TO our Repre-
8. ptstiye e B,rpe to Il at effect.
Cspt. 7. Levy then presented eimiar memorial
on the part Of the Hebrews oil the District OF noi
ard another wa. preserted fom the efews OF
Chassor Of the same tenor, with long list OF iGhu'
ertis lanes apper ded. To thess the President re-
piec thar il afforded him great pleasure in being able
to assure them that il would be one VI bic hsppaest
ONE nts 10 throughout not only 10 our own coan-
try, but the whole world, flee religious tolersfion
After pie assnt conversational intercourse Of nav
an hour. the Committee w,hdrew, much pleased VIA
the sut which had the performance OF the
Duties They thsr waited upor the Secretary OF state,
who s,sured them that they would ceopcrae Win ths
in his eDdesvors TO remove the cause OF taer
c.u plabt.
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MANUFACTURERS AND PRO
POSED CONVENTION.

To u. Editor Of TIE n. Y. Tyibuas.
SIR: was told Oh Monday last that my name had
appeared in a commur cstion lately published in your
paper in reference to proposed Convention, called to
meet here on the 9Th of ,vember next for consul
taon upon the subject of Labor and Wages in Manu-
factories in this time of depression and tnancai
trouble. Not having been previously consulted in
reference to the intended and having heard
nothrg of the matter since the notice was SAID to have
been published was very DESTROYS to see H. aud care
fuly examined all the numbers of The DAILY rRIB-
uNE of the past week circulated 10 this boiouga.
c. uld not Ld IT, Upon my return last nigh. fro Phla
delpbia fierd handed me copy OF your paper OF
Oct u said 10 be the city issue, 10 which had the
conn unicstiou referred 10 belive coaveatiJn OF
those Interested in Manufactures to consult upon their
general interests Including the imPortsat subject Of
Labor and Wases would be Of o.nen', ana "na
cteerfuy cooperate in effort for su;h consultauOn
nut am wholly and strongly opposed TO masidg the
European standard Of wages the gaide or point 10
which to brI the wages Ut the laoorerc OF thi cou
try. nor do desire 10 such standard adopted.
have through life, as you know, been the open ana
warm irie nd cf the Protection of American Industry
as advocated by the smented Clay and other Illus
triCus state Of ME lime, whose words Oh Wisdom
ard Of warning were Unfortunately UNDECIDED Stn
vet the advocate of that system, modified to su tae
present col ditioh of the cOuary and the changing
situation OF its affairs. That in the present tim' .,
misfortune and caanitous ruin the Manufacturer anu
the Laboler should come together, and, looking a.
tber mutual int rests act IN unison as WI preVee'
The interests of the one from being totally destroyed
and give ~ the other employment until change OF
tin es and policy shall restore the business OF the c,ua
try il the true policy If ALL Ia view Of this, and the
ance Of consultation in spirit of concafJn,
desiring as | do to promote the good OF all, would
recon me- nd the holding Of Convention 10 this borough
at later date than that nsmed, say to commence on
Wednesday, the 18th Of November next. There Is
easy access to our borough by railroad from every
direction and is heref very convenient point OF
meeting. IL snch a meeting be held, will give my
hest Efforts thereat tor the advancement Of e Inter
est OF oil classes, for all closely united and de.
pendent on each other. Hoping that such meetiog
may be held, and that beneficial results will ensue
therefrOm
t,,,,o, D., 'Oct % is57 H. D. MAXWELL
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How President BUCHANAN RECEIVES THE
L.plEs.-A Washington correspondent of The Soafs
ssys: boat, ~
LADY, visitors and scarcely pretty woman comes 70
lii ahnsrs toward his fair visitors show that h. Is
DO LADY . nan; bis graceful commonplace seems TO
fail him With them and have seen him evidently sorely
taxed TO rd few words to ssy to the far danes no
will fud their way to his reception room. lie saia
n have been compelled to have recourse to two s.r
.otyped pbrases which he invariably addresses by
turn to the ladies' as he the gsuotet OF them a.
recep,icp hours. They are these: MADAM Is TINS
your frst visit to Washington ? Answer pause,
and ihep Madam, l would advise you 70 yI'it .ae
Smithsonian Institute After which the lady is ex-
pected " vamOee.'
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Lose VOYAGE The Central Wtseoassn, pub
lshed at Waussu Marathon County in ts issue OF the
9th inst thu. describes the starting ofa party OF
royapeurs from that point on the Wisconsin River,
bound for New OrleaDs
Last Monday Bel. Jones, j. w. Loveless, Caa'
M.aier. Robert Berry, aud . MIR. Crockett. OF this
town left here in bstesu, about thrty-nve Ices 10
myth for esns, where they expect to avoid
III. seventies Of Northern Winter. They are ex-
perenced ,ivermen and with their craft design {. run
verything upon the river-fals rapids ana dslh
10 Get out Of the Wisconsin. From Poiut B,ss they
viii Az all themselves of the Of sails, and g the
wrde OF this sesson OF the year are chiefly from the
North ard North. West they viii no doubt 60" =
kiiipe" after they get into the Al'sissp pL Iney
days after leaving the Wisconsin, or 10 about two
weeks from starting"
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WORK.
A r Il L | T


They marched Gown to the Park and gathered on the
steps Of the City Hall to listen to Mr.. GEoRsE n.
EoLL, who made short speech lie said that the
regroes in the South better fed and taken Of
than the workr gmen here and then launched into
tuloey Ct the Mayor for his late messsge to the
Con mon Council. lie said that the Mayors hands
tied because the Common Council did not act IN
the matter. He had been an intimate friend OF Mr.:
Wood, and he knew that he had been misrePresented
for party purposes
Mr. SMiTH invited any man to come forward and
address the meeting if he would not cay anything
about religion. Their bellies were empty and they
could not atta nd TO religion he sad until they had got
their bellies full lNociferOus cbeering.
Mr.. MARTELLo accepted the invitation. He ad-
morished rich men to beware, for the spirit OF the
woTkngmen, he sad, was up, and the rich men mus
divide their money with them The workngmen
mIst sell their clothes and buy arms 80 that they
need not starve. Mr.. Martello not heard very
tran quy; there were good many cries of Pull
him down.
Mr. NoLL objected strongly to what Mr.. Martello
had said, ard the meeting adjourned to meet in the
Park on Thursday at II q. m after appointing Com
mittee to see the Mayor, composed of Messrs. VIM.
Yourg, j. T. Mcguire and Charles Smith.
After the adjournment, several of the men who had
not been allowed an opportunity to have their say
improved the occasion. One fellow, whose face had
quite as much comic expression as Joe Jefferson 8,
was compelled to speak, and he amused the crowd
vastly Tor eeveld minutes ny nls queer coutoisouo'
A fne.looking German followed him. He closed his
speech with this:
'YOu remember, three years ago, when you went
to the Common Council, they would not give you a
cent. Now you have the pOwer-the physical po yer
TO help yourselves and you must do II or starve.
Germans who were standing by the side of our re
porter, who was in the crowd responded, " Faust
recbt :" "Faustrecht"
OF two men who were talking, one appeared to hes
itate little at the idea Of robbery. The other sad to
him:
"But you would not let your wife and family starve.
If man is willing TO work and amt got any work,
they must provide for EN-. i have seen the time
when -four was aLkle-deep in Warren street, and
hope to see it again. They spilled EN- open, and 10
lessn "a hours there plenty to eat. Them that's
got means must provide for them that amt got
any, have got q wife and three children, and do
YOU thIk would see EN- starve T.
An old man was talking to little knot who had
gathered around him.
"They won't know us after they have got our votes.
Some Of ein are to offer US glass OF run
to get our vote, and then they would let our family
stSive after election and not do o thing for u.s..
So the wild fermen alton went on-now tragically
earnest ard now comicaly grotesque-the beginning
Of great n on eInent this Winter.
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EscorsTyR WITH BrAR.--Robert l. C. Churcs
Of W.st Mills, Industry, BE publ shes the fono~1nS
in The Nc inc Farmer:
"Whle returning from the upper part OF Moose
beud Lake, where had been log driving ard when
in tie yicieity Of Mount Kineo, which lies 90 tho
v.ste,n 81 ore OF sbe lake, heard ctsch mg nose M
the bushes before me- IL was some momsnts osfore
| a,oertainsd that tine noie was caused by arse
moose which was browsing. i II 'nty drrw up my
ps ce ard fred at bis Doss, which could lust sec
through the busbes but apparently without effect, a.
be D sds Fl at fall speed. pursued HIM about one
hupdyed io6s when, 10 passIg around "a abruPe
popt Of ledge which hid him from nay sight, sud-
denly found myself confront, by q large b,sr which
ip.tsbty sprsrg upon me with biz mouth wide open.
I had Lot nj renl for refection-I hsd MOI time -
u.e nv piece had it been. loaded. A he cane
toward me ooped my rife aod thru It my nst isso
his mouth graphing with ell the energy OF dssesu
the roots of Bis tongue. In tb manner We rolled anc
tun bed for some moments be striving TO gst clear OF
me and holding on for dear hfs AT last DC ore p
his brd legs and with tremt nde ~ force kicked me
twenty feet from him, rending my psntaioons NO
shIeds Hs did not renew the attack but ma1e on,
and / bad no disposition to folo~ Dion thsye !os-
Lwed hunting in the Winter season Tor the isst zen
wears and am sccurtoned to al dangers iIc'oent %
n. busir RS but do not again covet dose hug WIN
ahesr was oct nstsrisly injured except my hsnd
and am, which were col sids raoy lacerated. .n
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MARINE APPAlRS.
INJURIES TO TIE usrrKD srArr, .rrAx.rne.Yr


INJURIES TO THE usIrKp srArI, srrAxrReAYr
sARASAc
The United States st.sn.'rgs.e Sarspac, Capt Ke,-
y, al we'd q; Norfok on Eid,y She left Philsds,-
phs o. the 18th tl.i0o TO join the Psesc sqaasron,
and had proceeded her way, the nachioery working
well until TIE IS ut. when some defect wS Hseov.
cred, and on tire goth put back, being sbcut ieoo
miles on her way to Rio. The PortsasSi Tyasscr,Y.
-sys:
ION her return passage ths Saraeac eIprrierced 9
very severe gale OF Cape HAITI rss, during Which her
Do al hyr g'pebocms. bowspr cap fore gsh al the
oulwaIks forward and sprung h.r besd snd ossprt,
ahch cans.d h.r 10 leak badly. Tue wheel houses
81 d guard were much dsmsged A. this cri icL mo-
inert heavy ses struck her With ,uch vi lsu ,e o. To
throw the AZ the wheel frOm thsir postious one
OF VII m severely Injured For while sfserwsrd
ID. hip wss upmspsaeable, the rler bang damaged
and the guide entirely carried away. Fortunately
these detects were remedd by the use of relieving
tables sno the frgste wss rednced to management.
The Ulcers and crew are good health except thea
who were il ju-ed during the gale
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SPuKGEos AND SLAyERY.-An American nainistsr
csleo upon Mr.. SpurgsoA and saif IN ths ceaysSsc
III D. that be had gIegsfioc 10 the STATES o. 49,
p.CIle Sonrgeob And have you blacks IN yos,f c.s>
Pr, CATION Jopsthsb: oh, yes Anf 90 700 - III
,hiv tcg. Their or bsye you partitions sse
Oh the bla Ks are behind q cortsn. Aoa 20 w
take the LcIds supper with the beck. osnse ,.s4,
tain, Oh. y~s Now Sir. do YOU know vost n ~.
porjsc ~ Oh, yss. We'll; SIR am q. n.Sy Iod
- uoronsn:sc on the subject Z SMvsryi , sn""
Sou,oson dashed bis hard into HE pocsst 40 Dnng
,, ns, n, osrknifs. opened it, Yes. ss. I'm par
,.o d I ~ von sssy here ten moutse longer my put
s sno n,is. mo Your hyvoertcsi bosom. 80 wsn
,,n Re cd. eaf! be OIL feel il nsang IN nc be
11F"I.avl And be hustled Jons,hsa 70 Ne acor,
on, bspoIipg his knife sll the while "Ano
S'd Van ,esly mean 10 sdck the fellow y sAiA the
S ~. 20 vham he related the story. "Woy, no,
Id h.. perhaps lot quite thst; but I'm goirg ID
America before trg ard wanted them 70 kso~. be.
foIe 20, that they won't humbug me sheat Slsysry.
WV o. Ijaseshesd Otssrvsf.
TnAycIYATIoS OF SLAvEs.-The viii OF Mrs. Loswe
Fne ste Of Ibis city, hss been sdristsd to pro'sss
ID ;be County Court. She emsDcipafes nine vAososs
pisv.s, provides for the payment II their sxp-nseso
CiDeiI att and b.quesihes th N 500 csch. 6as s0
ma. {, suitable pi, vision for an old sevsst ovsr
years Il see who had bees sitbfal to he, s1d Hese
yeune tmsle slave when the aged cce shan 3s9.
A. the des,h Of old Mlly, three houses sad loss
J.arnon street ere TO be sold, end tas Paoseos d.
vidtd amorg her ensncipassd aisses' .-,.r y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
STATE OF NEw.YoRK. SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
ALBANY. August 81, 1851 )
't,O tho SHERIFF Of the COUNTY of NEW


YORK sR Notice "a hereby given that st t1 Genefs
ELECTION 10 b. held IL the S,o'e, the TUESDAY sac
ceedin fret Monosy o,embsr next tit following 9TH
A SECRETARY or STATE, in III. place Of JOEL I. Head
COMpTRoLLER, In the place Of Lorenzo Burrows
An ATTORNEY-GENERALin the place of Stephen b.
ASTATE ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, in the place Of
A STATE treasurer IN the place Of Stephen Clark
A CANAL COMMISSIONER, in the place OF Henry Fitz
An INSPECTOR of STATE PRISONS, in the place of Nor
%JTDGE ofe COURT ofAPPEALs in tie place Of Hiram
An whose terms Of service will expire the last day Of De-
Also two JUSTICES ofhe SUPREME COURT for the Fret
Judi Nal District IN the place Of William Mitchell whose tern
expes Dec 81 1887 and oae In place OF Charles fcsooay
appointed fill BY tho Resignation oil james
Two JUSTICES Of the SUPERIOR COURT. in The placer
JhbGE Of the COURT Of COMMON PLEAS, in the place
A JUsTICE Of the MARINE COURT, in plsce difference
Also, SENATOR for the Fourth Fifth, Sixth aud Seventh
Senate Districts consisting Of the CITY and County OF New
AMEBlBER Of ASSEMBLY Tor each Of the Assembly Dis
.riots in the City and County Of Ne.Yora VIZ The First
Tenth Eleventh Twelfth ThirtsenM Fourteentb, Fifteenth
shteenth and Seventeenth Assembly District -
&RscoRpER, IN place Of Jane. N. smith:
A DISTRlCT.ATT0RNEY, in place of A Oakley Hall.
Ard REGIsTkR, in place of John J; DOaDc.
An whore Of oSso will expire the last DAY OF
''0s"''& "''N ]. r HEADfEY. Secretary of State
The ssov. is S.Sed p.rsu.n to the notice Of tie Secretary
Of State and the requirement q The .,sn' " 'ish case made
Sheriff Of tn. City and County Of New.Yort.
All the public ne~spapen In the county wiz publish the
above in each weeh until the and then hsn 10
for6 the Board Of Supervisors and passed for payen See
Revived Statutes. vol chap g. title 'see 3D. part LIST
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board Of Police Commissioners met yesterday
at 10 o'clock O. IN. in secret session.
The following is what they choose to give to tho
public Of their proceesbgs The Committee to which
was referred the matter Of stopping the locomotives
on the Harlem and New. Haven Railroad at Forty.
second street reported the following resolution:
Resored That It the duty Of the General Superintendent
effect ell the ordinances Of the Corporations oil the
ton the police directed do BY the proper su
thoiities u those cities.
Tho Board then adjourned, to meet again at 9 p.
H., al which tine some twenty or thirty poll clerks
we're appointed, place Of men who had not sgnihed
Il er acceptance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

tsnt deper in the Central tAi.k M propr duty
notify that every day svery great No Of dysn
and ming into this Park aadssi have wi;h M own
How IN be In wnter when via NOR send them %
the poapd q them .end hs Digs ster ,eems by
day and BY night should think they DO mischief
les 20 b. pleased wi,nn al sood citizen BE-
from the fsrs JUS now the Cows win be IN the
Para and in IN eomcsl way-I slso wh very
specially considers gentleman or fam Of
ebarace wbsiever wboe ho1se rny cAsd an orna
the Cenr and whose garden sresdy improved and
% advanced In proper cultivation very likely p,ca
Above the e sweet the ground h. bushes 10 wears 70
coue msyd b. by all me most prseorhy dren. ea@rr@tc
and Power the Honorable Board Of tn. Cons OF the
PAX and ito Hor officers Very re.p~c tflly yours.
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EnreaArIOS.-Tbers arrived here last week: ssys
The Weston VA Herald, tso or three families o.
Swedes. They bring with them We are informed,
large smourt Of spt cie and design Purchasing laoa
10 ibis aud come OF the adjoining counties soe nski9s
North .Western yifginia their permanent bone; Ia
10 section Of the country there greater inaac;
epts held out to emigration than In our owa'
is alnoet marvellous that its tide shoil nave ,s'
nets ard saubrts Of climate unsurpassed 500 S'
ps,ursi quality Of wbo-e sill is rch aud ,n NJ
adapted 10 iarn AID grazing purposes, ''1 sus N
certain ara ,ickly cass Of the thew, Wss, the e,@for
de,nou, 81 puIcpsspg land snG .srS ID, fo1od sion
81 n2@S toruos. W souj ..y
%iIri' "a ~r. he sreaLe Inducements TOR 0''s'g
both.
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Mr.. SUMMERS RsiURS in the last letter received

Mr.. SUMMERS R,,URS-In the last letter received
from him Senator Sumner writes: .Hs f
"Mr Banks hos Iobiy done ais share In the great
work OF reformation 10 which, at heart We are al 30
earnestly concerned and n all the trying positions
in which circumstances have hitherto placed him he
has come out Of The ordeal uu'c:thed ever tue con-
slant truthful friend Of Freedom for the Amecs1
Continent He has my earnest good wishes. and ]
only regret that sbs not be aole fear. TO return to
America in &c ason to give him my voc, which !
,houd oct cordially do. sssurs Jon, could % ~
home on the dsy Of election. Succe il within your
r, ack. however do not doubt. ard no man 10 your
midst II more de,eryipg the position pos claimed Tor
Mr. Bar ks- the post Of Chief Executive Of tuos hon
the United STATES dai ing the mouth Of November"
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ASorHrR RAILROAD DECISION or IaPoRTAycE -
TIE B,Hshom.on Democrat states that a trial ca ne
week. between Nj Be.Se, respectable gentleman Of
Fifty Year, ard upwards aud NJ. Ayres a conductor
up.p the Eie Railroad. Mr. Beebe had purchased d
ticket Gom Newbursh TO Addison, but on arriving a.
III The next day. The next day b, took the 10 O'clock
q m enieraDt train west, but left il a. Crest Bsai
ord took The day express train Au,s the coadq TOR
refused 20 recognize the ticket ami put hun off n
,,a,a focbly The tui, VS. oro.gh. for ism4 "a, fr
The .sssnh NJ. Beeos recovered a vs.l;,, Ct $50
under The direction Of the court.
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SUPREME COURT-COUNTY of WEST
~ 81 -PIIIIIP 1 A HARPER. srsinst ISAAC W

SUPREME COURT-COUSTY of WEST
y SHEsTER-PIlILP HARpE5 sssn't isA lnC y
Ferguson Emma VIE Of Joseph J. p Devscchio Comp
beSummons Cor relief (Com not ITO each OF the above
named Dendants You hereby summoned and required to
complaint in this action which win be filed IN the
Office the Clerk of the County of WechesteI at White
Tho said complaint the subscriber at his Office No 10
st. NewYoTf City, within twenty days AFTER the service OF this
you fail to snswe the said complaint within the time
this will apply to the Court for the resf
demanded in the CON plaint-Dated August Is, 1857.
A. v. w. VAN NECHTEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above entitled action duly filed in
the Office Of the Clerk the County Of Wechester at White
-'' A. V. w. VAN vECHTEN.
oS0lav6wTu Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-CTTY and COUNTY OF

CUPKEME CUUNI-CII1 anu COUNIT OT
- NETWORK William P. Prescott aud Edmund r
Wnlets sgsinst Charles Z. Fogg-To CHARLES T. fOCj,
the Defendant You hereby summoned and rsquNed 10
the complaint in this seon whcs was hled IN 'ss Ose
Hail in said city, day NovsmbeI 1857 and to
serve COPY Of the said complaint on TIE sab
scIbs,s at their ess No 81 Ws street in the City OF New
York within twenty days after the service hereof excaave Of
the dsy Of sad you fol to tee ssd so
risnt within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this sstion vii
tale judgment against you for the sum OF three huniied and
day OF October 1857 besides the costs OF this scon
New York November 2, 1857 WEST TLoVEd
n9 lsw6wTu Plaintiff Attorneys.
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y THOMAS CRUTTENDEN sgt. THOMAS HINES.
John Forgie Isaac Borden William H. De Groot aud AHus
De Groot bis wife Amos Wets Thomas Johnson C6,.ie
CammuN Henry S. Johnson Jesse Roimsn Albert De Crane
and Benjamin ShsckletonTo the sboyensmed DesndanI
You hereby summoned and required to answer the com
Of the County Kings the City Hall In the City OF brootn
on day Of October 1887 and to copy OF y.nr
complaint the subscrb = his once No
1889 18th Brooklyn Qste Wilamsoureh within twenty days
Of this exclusive OF she Gay
of spcb service and you the ssid complaint
within the the plants in tia action will sppy
u he Court for the relief demanded In the comiAiu Dated
October 2, 1887 GEO. l.. fOA Fanl1 . Attofaey'
,stl2 su6T
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by the Grace Of God Free and lndspeudent-Toa per
sons Interested in the Estate Of elizabeth PROCTOR,
late OF The CITY Of York deceased creditors egtses
p.I Of lin otherwise send greetEs You and each o. you
hrsy cited and required personally 10 BE- and sppes be-
Ga the City Of the 10th day Of Novembe, nex
eleven O'clock forenoon Of that day. then aud there Ia
attend the final settlement of the account of proceedings OF
Auauvtus Smith Thsysr Executors Last
n and Testament Of said deceased In testimony wh-reo
have caused the Seal Ocs Of said Surrogate to BE- here
unto sfxed Witness Alexander ". Bradford esquire Sur
Yosae Of said County at the City Of New YORK me
L S dsy Of August in the year Lord thousand
sipht hundred and Try seven.
ol3 lsw4wTu A. W.aBRADEORD. Surrogate