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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Leave has been granted to Lord Palmer
ston to bring a bill into the House of Com
mons, to alter the government of India.
There is nothing later from China, but
details of the news show that Canton is
virtually in possession of the British.
Bombay dates are to the Oath of Jan.
The capture of Furruckabad and Futtygur
by Sir Collin Campbell is confirmed. At
ter subiugating Rohiland he will march on
Lucknow. Gen. Outram has twice defeated
the rebels at Alumbaugh.
In Parliament the British government
has been defeated on the law introduced
by the Administration to amend the law
relating to murder and conspiracy. upon
an amendment offered by Miner Gibson,
which censures ministers for replying t"
the French minister's (WalewSki) dispatch
but professes readiness te amend the laws
upon due investigation. The vote was
2I5 for ministers, and 234 for Gibson 5
all. eldment.
A demonstration was proposed to be
held in Hyde Park against the conspiracy
bill.
The proceedings at the annual meeting
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company pass
ed off favorably, the required additional
capital was authorized.
The Turkish Rear Admiral, Mohamed
Pacha, is among the passengers by the
Europa.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
A VALUABLE HEAD DRESS.

At the recent wedding "f the Princess
Royal of England, Queen Victoria were
the Crown Of State. and some idea may be
formed Of the value of the British sovereign
when so decorated, by the following state
ment of the value "fthe jewels III tie crown:
The great ruby. fI00Ue; the agra mdr,n"'
f12, 900; twenty-one diamonds around tie
circle. tfl 500 each.) f3O,O0b; tw" large
centre diamonds, (G2.O00 each.) E4,O0O;
four crosses. each composed of 20 diamonds
eI2. 600; four large diamrnds on the top OF
the crosses, s4O.0O0; twenty-six diamonds
contained in the fcur-de lis, El2'oOO;
pearls and diamonds Oh the arches and
crosses, fI4,OO0. Total fl3iOOO, or
500. 900. Notwithstanding this enormous
mass of iewelry, the crown weighs only
nineteen ounces ten pcnnywPights. IL
measures seven inches in height from the
gold circle to the upper cross ana us
diameter at the rim is five inches. ANY
head that would be compelled to wear that
crown habitually, would certainly lie very
unea<v, Be-ides the crown, the Queen
wore other Jewels, including brooch con
tanning the famous Keh-i-noor diamond
the value of which is estimated at millions
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
Notice..

All persons subject to pay Poll Tax TO the
State ofNorth Caolina, who resided within the
limits of the town of Charlotte the first day of
February, 1858, or who had been principally
employed in any profession OF vocation in said
Town for three months OF more Immediately
preceding the said first day of Fcbruary-and all
persons who owned or were possessed of Taxa
bic Property within said town, on the first day of
February, are hereby notified to give into the
Town Clerk, before the last day of March, 1858
a List OF their said Polls and taxable property.
The said list shall state the numbers and local
situations ofthe Lots or parts OF Lots given in,
with the value of which they are assessed for
taxat on by the State, the number of white taxa
ble Polls, of taxable slaves, and ofFree Negroes,
residing on the first of February, the lands of
persons giving in said list.
J. 3. KERR, Town Clerk.
March ,. 1853. 29c-4t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16

WHAT IS TO BECOME OF MEXICO =
The London Times says: ''There is not
a statesman who would wish to see Great
Britain hamper herself with an inch of
Mexican ground. Let the United States,
when they are finally prepared for it, enjoy
all the advantages and responsibility of OWL
erzhip, and our merchants at Liverpool and
elsewhere will be quite content with the
trade that may spring out of it. The
capacity of the Mexican population for ap
preciating constitutional rule is not SO re
markable that we should volunteer to ad-
minister it,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16

REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-The
n. o. Delta has long article on the re-
vival of the African slave trade. Cargnes
from the African coast have been lately
landed in Pearl river, Mississippi. and the
emierants are already at work. The YES
sells engaged in this traffic carry the French
flag, which the British squadron on the
African coast treats with proper respect.
The Delta perceives the germ OF cordial
alliance between the Southern States and
France, in opposition to the aggressive
abolitionism of England and of the North.
The Washington correspondent OF the
South saws that a movement is already
afoot to import and place on the soil OF the
South, stated number of Chinese coolies.
A large amount of Southern capital, says
the writer, will be enlisted in its favor, III
the event of Gen. Cass giving his opinion
(which has been asked for by a gentleman
of G Georgia,) in favor of the constitutionaIlty
and rectitude of the enterprise.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
How late is it,"

look at the boss and see if he is drunk
get: if he is not, it can't be r:uch after
eleven o'clock"
Does he keep good time3"
"splendid! they regulate the town clock
by his nose"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ALLEGoRT.-A hum
ming bird met butterfly, and being
pleased with the beauty of its person, and
the glory of its wings, made an offer OF
perpetual friendship.
i cannot think of it," was the reply, "as
YOU once spurned me, and called me a
drawing dolt'
"Impossible." exclaimed the humming
bird. Il always entertained the highest
respect for such beautiful creatures as you.
Perhaps you do now" said the other.
sbut when YOU insulted me, was a eater
pillar. So let me give you piece OF advice:
never insult the humble as they may some
day become your superiors."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
Notice..

P. SMITH, Esq, FOR collection, all the Notes
and Accounts due me at the Shoe Store. All
persons in arrears are requested to call at his
Office and settle Immediately; in so doing they
will save costs.
J. B. f. BOONE.
Feb. 20, 1853. 97-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16

AVERY PLAIN LETTER.-The follow
ing letter was sent by a man to his son at
college:
"My Dear Son Il write to send you
two pair of old breeches' that yoa may
have a new coat made Of them. Also some
new socks which your mother has just knit
bv cutting down some Of mine. Your
mother sends vou ten dollars without my
knowledge, and for fear you would n"l
spend it wisely, have kept back half aid
only send you five. Your mother and
are we'll. except that your sister has got
the measles. which think would spread
among the other girls, if Tom had not had
tbam befnre. and he is the only one left.
hope you will do honor t" my teachings:
if you do not you are an ass and your
neither and myself are your "dectlonate
parents"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16

Srccrss or SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE
Yvc EsrABrIsIIMEXTs Mr. j. l.. Rogers
in - communication to the National
American, says: That in Georgia the
Roswell Company has been very success
fail. paying regularly from ten to fourteen
ner cent. dividends, and extending their
works. There are a number of establish
meats in North Alabama and West Ten
pessce that have been paying large profits
from the manufacture of various kinds az
plaid<, checks, tickings. etc. when COM
,nauds in the markets where they sell, a
higher price than those from any other
factory. All their operatives are negroes
awned by the company. Their establish
,ne,+ is now worth some S40O,GD. Mar
Il, Weakly & Co., near Florence, Aia.'
have succeeded equally rs well. They
c,r,neuced about ten years ago WIN one
small factory, in "a few years they ouiH
secnnd, larger than the first, and during thS
INST summer. have completed third aus
| very extensive one.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
q COMFORTABLE ESTABLISH
MENT.

A correspondent of the New York lnde-
nendent, thus describes the domain of tho
Duke of Devonshirc:
.The domain of the Duke of Devonshire
would cover one of our largest counties
The park which surrounds the pulace' Is
eleven miles in circumference, and contains
1000 acres The principal garden for
vegetables. fruit, green house, etc. Is 20
acres. There are thirty green houses
each from fifty to seventy-fve feet long
We went into three or four containing
nothing but pine apples, ripe: others con-
tanning nothing but melons and cncumbers.
One peach tree on the glass wall measured
fiftv-one feet in width and fifteen feet Eigh'
aud bears one thousand peaches. 1t is the
largest in the world. The grape houses
five or six in oil, are 60 feet long ana
such grapes! We saw pine apples whigh-
ing ten or twenty pounds each. One green
house had only figs, another only muSh-
rooms. But what shall be said of the great
conservatory, filled with every variety OF
tro,,ical plants a! It is one of the wonders
of the world. 1t covers an acre OF ground
is ten feet high, of oval shape, and cost
S5DO.00O 1t is heated by steam and hot
water pipes, which in all are six miles in
length. The apparatus consumes 6Oo tons
of coal in a year. we saw banana trees
twenty feet high, with clusters Of fruit
sugar cane, coffee trees, bamboo, and, in
short, every trobical plant that can DO
named. Several oftI,a paln-trees are from
! fifty to sixty feet high. The smoke of the
immense fire underneath, is cnrrcd in pipes
to an outlet ia tire woods. The coal -
hrnnght IN tunnei 90 yards under gr"umd'
One fountain throws Il jet OF water to tue
hi.rht Of 275 feet.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
E9T OF .NEGR0ES

Of both sexes, ftom ten to 80 years Of age, for
which he will pay the highest price that can be
obtained for such property North OF New Or
leans. Persons having such property to dis
pose of, will find it to their interest to call on
him previous to selling to any other person.
He is disposed to pay a higher price in cash than
any Other buyer in this srcton OF country. Al
he desires i, Il call to convince the public of his
libcralty as a purchaser. He also wishes to
buy a few mechanics. Blacksmiths, Brick-Lay,-
crs, Carpenters and Coopcrs. Az letters adj
dressed to him will be promptly attended to.
He NAV be seen at tn. Mansion Hotel.
JOHN Il. SEDGNICK.
Salisbury, n. C., March ), l6}5 &9-f
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TO F emit

The OFFICE recently occupied by Drs.
P. c. & j. w. Caldwell, on Tryon street,
a few doors south of the Mansion House.
Apply to j. NJ. HUTCHINSON.
March ,. 1858 90 If
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SN NUFF.

Scotch. Mackab"y and English. Gen'Ie-
mems SNUFFS, just received OOO los III
II. NJ. PRITCHARD
Nor. 2i, 1857 IT5r'" 5 '0'"'''
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-03-16
go NEGROES WANTED !

The subscriber bags leave to inform the citi-
zpns of the surrounding country, that he has
returned to Salisbury for the purpose of pulchas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
b EA UTIF u L II Y a ID
OF
RICHLY GLOSSY HAIa
CesssAxrELY PsEssavEO
TO THE GREATEST ACE.

And Who Ma, ary vo,A not have rsstsst b eysne
skor 60 Bsld abs growth rosseai xrabs
With D~sduf Kicking hut would havet removed blsd
with Ss-onula other sruposs vosid -
cared or with Sch Hesdsc. ssg soI woad be sarsdt
will also all Pimys. rvFs the soe and skin Ptf
sud tse following:
Axr Aassi, Nov. S. iel.
Prof o. j. Woop.-Dox SIR: have heard much AID e shs
eaees Of yosr Hair Restorative but h.viax hsea
cheated qusessry ard quasi hair dyss a.
dsossd place yosr Restorative in the essssoJ
With the &oosand and loudly .rnpst-d qsak r~8s
ant mt In Lawrence Coty mouths since, VIA
yoa gave such O induced tAs trial VI yow
Restorative in annyars BY NY good vif who's hsr he'd
become very hin and entirely white. and bskss axng %,
OF your large bottles her hair nearly ensss!
beautiful brown cole and he'd ,ho&ensd and bcans b~ss'
md sossj upon and entirely the head she onues 70 -
IT, net smpy because ofs identifying rsss,s upon the haI ~
be,soss Of iu hesl Influence upoa De heed Aad mind 49,
my Nnuy and friends esns your Restorative with W -
pest effects ttsefore skepos.m doub se<ssssss .
=. sastscse, and y,ae .sc :otey rsnoys% sh "a "a 80
wssN hsss thcs hAir vssossA iron wt*s q psr ~ c~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
SUPREME C0uRT-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.
- iort-fRANkLIS II: RICHMOND At THOMAS
SEsMlIll, CHARLES Z. NEsAflR and HENRY +. KENT.
To the d.ieDdat. You sIe hereby and ree6ed
The complaint IL this action which rl be tiled in Ia
ocs the Cerk u the City and Coun,y NewYok 1t ,e
City Hall said City and 70 copy your
sd com l4nt the subscribers. then ofca No - Seau
street IN the City Of SewYork within twenty ays after tbs
ervios 81 this summons exclusive othe nch
and fail TO sEaser the Aid complain. within
Aforesaid the plaintiff as ietion Will take judgement AGAINST
son for the Of syeD,een hundred and thirty do
hundred and hyslsht VI 3s 90 cI Sta5 g. ios
from January i 1853 beside the Of th. setioa
Jsnuzy =, Is5s BLAdHFOED SEWARD kGRISWOID
Plsiniifs Attorneys, No. 3 Nssssu-st., n. Y.
KB-The complaint in the above action fled the Once
Feb. 1as. BLATChfo6u. SEWARD 0klSwOLD.
fB ls~SvTa Ptsiaifs Attorney
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Eeqal Notires.
SUPREME COURT.-Sam

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Samuel A.
IN Gbs and Benjamin Whessr sssns. Jas L. Adams Nelson
Bucln.h.n, william strssts1, K.ly Georss dr,,sn
IN. The Wsshnrop Ffre lnsnraoee
20 ,ndotS~rs-surrns FOR Relief To NELSON w Ora
Han EBESEZER BUCKINGHAM. BENJAMIN BCCkISo
HAN WILLIAM STATION. r. C. KELLY and GEORGE
~ GRAHAM defendants: You hereby summoned aud ~.
auir- tho In ais setior which val Ned Ia
he Of Clerk Of the City aad County Of New York sad TO
s,r copy th-r-to Aa snAscber, st his
os No II in the City Of New Yot within twenty
A.,s .s The srvics hereof exclusive the day Of
NJ sni Il yos fail TO sAd Complaint within Tie time
se-sld the plaintiffs In this seaon IL sppy to The Cou ~
he r--f In the comp Dsed NevYort January
.. iss LAS iswswTul J. BLUNT. Plaintiff Attorney
The complain. this seton Aed In the once Of the Ce
Of hs CIV snl Comfy New the Sh day Of January
,aSS !, BLUNT, P'aiailaf Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
CUPREME CoURT-City and County Of Nsw;

- yort-CHIRLss L. AHraONY .ssass TIL MAS
hFshrTB. CHARLES r. HEsMlrH snd HEStf
KENT-SumuOts ~ nnsn~y d. mAni o. ccntrsot " a. nf
TO tn Defendants: You hereby sarin,oed al 70
qusc " answer tie psn IA tais .eto' vns, wi y hs
te ocs 81 the q the City aud C1btJ u Ner ~
City Hall la tie Cy Of Nov YORK md 10 -"
90 the said paint 'hs sIbscreers asu on
No - h,..s street. In the City Of Ne~ York. ~isn ''-oy
DAYS the q this you, exclusive t's
day of such c. and M to the s-i con- bsnt
b tine Sc -esss, the plaintiff In this sco va tsse
uJsn. nj you for the Of for five hundred "
.o .ixy ceu With from the teuh day o Jaay Que
,yo,.,rd eisht Luud-d sd 6y eight bs 90 s"i 90
50 40 fn Dc.ubr 49, 1857 sad protect iees beste tie e"''
n In. setco.-Dst.d January 49, iSS
" BLATCHFORD. SEWARD 0RIsWOLD, . -
Pl.inia . Attorneys. No. - Sss.su't,
in above fled In the once
q t Cert Il e City and County Of Se~Yot on tho 'A {"
February ie@ mann sru,pn l. opIsvoLD
,e,s-T.' " ~ Plaintiff . Attorney,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK ~ ROCHESrER.-The ROCHESTER, AND
GENTSEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, and, In con
with the Buffalo Corning and NswYork and New forx
Rochester.
The dir.cneo Of this ossther with the superior cofo
Afforded by the wide renders BY far the most desirable
between the above named cities
Tic can b. procured New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot OF Duansst and No 1873 Broadway also,
Jersey City Baggage checked through
Phs will be transported between NewYork and Rochester
with dispatch Any information desired IN regard thereto can Dc
obtained By calling the Genera esh Agent q tn New York
and Erie Railroad Erie Building e. s. TAPPAS, Express
FRIGHT Agent No $50 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo, Coming and New York RIosd %
Sunday. J. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
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Gales bp Auction
.orIoM sAIE of ELEGANT carved rosa


n ROD snd msboesy FURNITURE, made e srd.r .ssn
.~-H WILSON Auctioceer. will sell THIS DAY ct
~, eisi b. catalogue the enre contents Of the largo stsy
1870 kcvse situated Ne 81 l6tb between 5tb and shsvs.
s"utsnns sup. Houhld Furniture OF hst ca'' work nan
sh.s and In excellent condition P.or Furniture yards Of
scS velvet Cp. three msSneen; osewood Psho, Suites
o,er 10 saith broosde large Noiare aud Reoe
a., Chair. match rosewood Esgeres with marble tops
~ mirror backs lined with satin wood eNPen
sv,, carved elegant Center Side and Work Ttbes
Ladies. rosewood Secretary with mirror door lined with
satin wood, made match rosewood Pehor Fur
riture and Music Stands splendid 7oc'se
premium Piano Forte, nchy iulsid with prah snd
M. decidedly Of the most superb instruments
e,rt sd With richly embossed and so Ponchpse
Mirrors aud brocaie Window Cdrsns slso
srrst variety IL Oil Pspns embracing insay valuable s-c-
.ren. winter views moonlight views land
&c eiesanuy framed large size elegantly decorsed
China ysses s1d Choese Figures Ormou Clocks to-
.L, other costly Msntel Ornsments mahogany
.ok walnut rosewood cuhioned Chairs covered 10 hair
ek ard medallion Rocking and Easy Chars Sofas oak ESten
sioe T.les rich China Tea St Cut Glassware, comprising
I'm s-ortn,ent such Tuubcrs Wines Champagne Cob
ets Celery Ols.s Salts Butter Dishes Lenonsdes Pitchers,
a.. sso costly SversHre s elegant Revolving Cuers,
i,h splendid Cut Bottles sp-on Forks Cake Bsskes Tea
Srryc@s Savers Ivory Cutlery Crockery, Plates,
S.s,..bs Dishes Soup Tueens, &c ao the Furniture Of
bedrooms mahogany cushioned Chairs elegant rosewood
and mahogany Bcdsteads puie Hair mste..s rosewod aud
sbogsDy Bureaus and Washstands TO match deco
rated Chne Toilet sta Bed Carpets Mirrors Toilet and
West Tables elegant Stair Carpets and Rods Olclohs Hall
Btsnds. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-02
TyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINu-
i TON E.r RlSIQA and PROVIDENCE Inland


the shortest and direct carrying the Eastern Mail
Tte respes PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel sto1e, snd
COMMODORE, Capt w. H. Frazee, In connection with he
sTONINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROV
IDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New York daily Sundays
ceped) from Pier No North River first wharf above Battery
place At O'Clock and Soninston At $50 the ~
yL Of the mail train which leaves Boston ct $40
TIE COMMODORE, from New.York Monday, Wsdnssdag
and Friday from stonnron Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
and Saturday; from stoningop Monday Wednesday snd FdsJ
Passengers pre from Stoninson ratrosd TO Proitsnss
ard Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching said scs in ID
vance Of BY routes and time fr AZ the say
morning line. CONNECTING North and East, Psssngss s t,ss'
shfsst If dsred and leave stonnsOn the 7:So N tsn
for Providence.
esoA way
For passage berthe raerooms freight. apply on board M
steamer or the Freight Office Pier No North River,
the Office No. 10 Battery. pl4se.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD. -

DENNSYLVANIA RAILRO -
l. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
ces with Western, North and South Staie~
Pittsburgh with dey line Of Steamers all the Wet
err Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with stesme % III
ports the Northwestern Lakes-nakns the most direc
cheap and reliable route BY which FREIGHT osn b. fO~tsd
70 and from the Greet West. -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
PRsr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats snd CAPS, Books
Dry Goods Gin boxes bales and trnks Drugs lin cents
boxes and bsles), Feathers, Surs, Sc.......:} lW
SECOND CLAss-Donestic Shestnz. ShiTtine and
Ticking On onzina bales Druss IN cHAs maiu oents$
ward, Leather lin rolls boKes, Wool and sheep 100
Pels, eastward, Gc...........,..................J
Enp B.cop md PORK .aea oos or in sacks les c-ntsV
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or cut 1G 10 n
YouR1H CLAss-Cof-s Fish, Bacon, Beef and
PorL liz casks or boxes Eastward Lard aud Lard
OIL Esils, Soda Ash, German Clay, TAI Pitch 100 n
Rodn, ac.................:......:
PLoCR-ers. = Dbl until further notice.
GaAl.-S5c q d until further notice.
CorToS-f2F bale exceeding go weight, urn fur0s
notice. -, ,.r,,,,
cnly ~ max .Se p.isss Ss Penn.yvi. Rsrosd" Al
Good, consigned he Agents Of this r. ID .. Phsteipdis
Ptt..bursh will BE- forwarded without Diet. ntion
FrrIcHr AGrsrs-Hsyis Wornley Co.: Aenphis Tenn
Sass L Co, g.. Louis; ?. g. 0Reiy Co., ESansvns.
Ira Duueruiu Bell Co., and Carter Jewett, Louisyus,
XIV b. C. Mehrun, Matison, Ind II. Brown Co., anA
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co, Zsnssvtls,
Ohio Lrech Co.. No. 81 Krbys: Boston; LeecA Co, No
Aston House NewYoTt ard No. ~ Souths New.Yorh;
J. Steeder Philadelphia hssw KOon1' BLtinofsi D.
H. Il HOUSTON, General Fr-sht AGENT, Philadelphia
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Ai"ons Pc
January I, 1852
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CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New.
- Yorh-GEORGE C. BALL0U aud BALLOU sssast
THOMAS SP>MIrH, CHARLES T. SBgNlrH and nENRY
,. ksNf-SrmEous tor money demand consrct (Com.
not TO zee Dsten4snN hereby and
,e1rsd thu complaint in this soften which will be
Sled the once Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
Yors Ct the City Hall In he City Of New YorE sld
copy Of your the said complaint the sbsbsn
tser os No. - Sssseu in tae City u New York with
In twenty ssr services Of this YOU sxclu
a,e Of ,6s day such service. and you al sn.ws
ssd complaint within the time sforssd the pasa. In this
vll take dfIes sSsi1s you for the Rourtsen
Hundred and hty dosrs vita Interest from As 18th DAY II
Dsc.mbs 'Aouand eisb hundred And sly sv.n, sac
and on $50 from January lsS aud ot protest ses beside
the Of THE setou -Ds,ed January IS 1859.
BLArCHfORD. SEWARD GRIsWOf.O,
PlsinRI' Attorney No. . N.sssLs, NY
9Th. in th- above action ed 10 as oahce
he C>t Ct te City aid County Of NswYot on tire l.h
Feb. lSAs- BLArCHFORD SEWARD GRlsNOLD
fl6 ls"ovIn flAintis Attorneys
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SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New:

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New,
- York.-AMOS N. BECKWiTH sgsinst THOMAS MES
NTH CHARLES r.. NESMfrH and HENRY y. RRNT-
money nd contract not ServTo tie
The complaint this stion which will be tiled 10 the ONCE Il
the CLERK Of the City aud County OF NewYo at the City HAh
il city and IN copy Of your the sad
plant die subserieen theu ONCE No y Nassau street. IA
th. CITY Of NeYOrk within twenty the Of this
exclusive OF the day Of such service and
;. 70 snswrI the said complaint within tie time said Tho
plaintiff this action will take Judgment agnjns you for tho
o fifteen hundred dollars With interest ro the 18th day % hs
usry thousand eight bundled fifty eight b.d.. h oss
Of this setion-D,tsd JsnasIy ~, 1853.
BLAfCHEORD SEWARD GRISWo4D,
Plaintiff Attorney ~ Nasssu.street X Y
N The complaint IN The above action hed IN ks onse
Of the Clerk q th. City and County OF Newiok the Ss
Feb. 1852 BLATGHFORD. SEWARD GRISWo&D.
nc lsw6vTu Plaintiff AttoTDeyG
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