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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
No a47.

ming, one of the of the brig, that on the out
ward passage from Boston to Angola, the prisoner
had several times mentioned it as his intention TO
carry of the money which board the brig,
and 60 away in the longboat. The witness stated
that on one occasion the prisoner had told him. that
he should certainly have gone off the night pre- vious,
out from the discussion OF one of his shipmates
On his cross-examination, this witness admitted
that the PRISONER had been left in the charge of the
vessei while she lay at Angola and that il he had
oeen disposed he might, more than one occasion,
have LETT the brig, and gone on board " Guinea.
man., which lay in the roadstead
The jury after patient inve stigaton, and hearing
guilty.
His Honor Immediately called the several con-
viets up for Judgment, and passed the following Sc
we're sentences
James Buckles, for endeavor to make a revolt.
five years Imprisonment at hard labor, and to paw
fine of 81 900 ~
Nathaniel Danheld, a like offence, three years i'm
Prisonment and to pay fine of $50.
Samuel Freeman, a negro, convicted Of an assault
with dangerous weapon, two years impris onment
and 10 pay fine Of 81.
And then the court adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

ANOTHER Barren OF APPOINT MESTs.---Cov. Sew
ard has appointcd.-Don Alouzo Cushman, Commits
soner for loaning moneys the United States-Jo
Buckley, Port Warden-John Flcndcr, stephen
Stwell, and Isaac II Brown, Inspectors Of Lumber
-Benjamn Artcher, Charles McCauley. Joel NJ
Spiller, Isaac Hatch, Aaron Swartz, William b.
Walsh, James Perkins, Willard A. Williston, James
:. Wells, Robert B. billiard and Isaac +. RUSSELL
Wcighcrs OF Mcrchandize-Orin l.. Lamb. James l..
Brown, and Ephrsim DE Witt, CuIlcrs OF of Slaves
and Heading-Thcodore Hinsdale, William ". Har-
ned, stephen Sammons, Stephen u. Hutchings Tho
mas Ap Thomas, Isaac Adriasce, A. u. Amerman
Mortimer DE Mott, James Gulick, Cornelius :. Van
Wrinkle, Horace Holden, Amherst Wight, William
~. Crosby, Cornelius Bogcrt, George White, Philip
Hamilton. Joseph p. PRISON, Isaac Fitz, George
Gibbs. Samuel ID. Craig. Robert +. Winslow Jacob
Trumpbour, John 4. Goddard, Elnathan II. Atwater.
Pierre O. Beebe, William H. Mum, Richard
Reed, Tobias Boudinot, Joseph Strong, James L.
Graham, Peter Wilson, and James Lozier, Commits
sioners Of Deeds-John r. Wheeler, Joseph r. Van
Rensselaer,, Robert II. shannon, Jonn G. Swan, Cal
vim Balls, Henry Lott. David Dcanc, Harvey A.
Weed, Edmund Terry, Nicholas Haght, William
bloomfield Gerardus Clark, Henry Il. Lambert,
Nelson Merrill, X. II. Haydock, David =. Lyon,
Frederick Batchford, and Charles r. Cromwell,
Notarics Public.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

wAIrISe AN ADVANCE Most Of the farmers in
Ohio are keeping back their grain, waiting adj
vance in the prices. Horace describes man stand
ing the bank Of a river, watching the running
stream. When asked the reason, he said 81 am
waiting for the water to pass by, that can cross
over" So with the Ohio farmers. They won't take
fifty cents a bushcl-but are waiting for the Sub
Treasury river to pass by, which will sweep down
the prices to three shillings as easy as the late
freshcts swept away the bridges. Then, We think,
therfarmers will be glad TO sell.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
Common Council.
MONTHLY MEETING

BOARD OF ALDERMES.-Sundry petitions were
read and referred.
Unfinished Business.-Report of the Committee
on Laws and Public Offices and Repairs in favor Of
dividing the Superior Court rooms.
Aid. woodruff moved the adoption of the report
Aid. Purdy opposed the reception of the report,
and moved that it be laid again the table. This
motion was rejected, and the Board went into de-
bate the question.
Aid. Woodruff insisted that the alteration was
necessary for the accommodation of the public.
Aid. Purdy said the alteration not called for
by public opinion and he would not vote for il.
by 9to3
Report Of the Committee on Charity and Aims
House, in favor of removing the Aims House estab-
lishment to BlackwelPs Island, and the schools ON
Long Island Farms to Randalrs Island.
After considerable discussion, this report was
laid on the table.
Aid Nash moved to reconsider the vote on the
project for altering the size of the Superior Court
Rooms. Carried mem.
Aid. Purdy moved that the matter be postponed
sine die. Carried con.
The Board of Assistants having been summoned,
the Common Councils resolved themselves into a
Joint ballot.
The return of the Chief Engineer was read, ap-
proved and ordered on file.
Reports.-From the Joint committee on fire and
water, recommending the adoption Of the following
resouton:-That the returns OF the election Of two
Assistant Engineers, by the Fire Department, be
ferred back to the Chief Engineer for the purpose Of
having a new election.
Nearly two hours were wasted in speechifying
this fruitful topic and then the resolution adopt
ed by Is votes to 10.
APPoINTMENTs.-Obada Cook, TO be city weigh
err; Augustus Stevens, ditto; John j. Morris, to be
Inspector Of lumber; Jacobus Lockwood, ditto;
William M. Sheppard, ditto; William Green, ditto;
Hartman b. King, day police officer Of the seventh
ward.
And the Common Council adjourned.
BOARD or Observation-Disclosures the
Mayor offer areward Of $3.50 for the appre hension
Of Patrick Gray. Adopted.
hats ri han fIor fart b. r
the persons who posted handful on the Church of
St. Nicholas, flew days back. Adopted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
General Sessions.

The following citizens appeared in Court, and
were sworn OF the Grand Inquest oliver M.
Lowndes, Foreman-Samuel Dick, Hezekiab W
Bonnell, Thomas Valentine, Griffin Barker, Henry
Parish, Rufus Story, Stephen Holt, Thomas Laven-
der, Egbert Scudder, Absalom Weeks, VIM. w.
Martin Lu6, Charles Decker James +. Penniman.
James w. Barker Caleb Nj. Little, Joseph M.
Marsh, Benjamin Cooper, and Henry V. Davids.
His Honor the Recorder delivered his usual
charge to the Grand Jury, and then adjourned the
Court owing to his continued indis position
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

FRoM TsxAs.-Branch L. Archer is Secretary Of
War, and not J. w. Benton. Preparations still
making ! Mexico to invade Texas Filasola is TO
be commander in chief Of the invading army, which
is to number about nine thousand men. He left the
city Of Mexico on the I'D Of last month with 1900
infantry. His rcnf, rccmcnts ordered from
Tampico, saltillo and Monterey, to concentrate on
the Rio Grande Immediately.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
To Advertisers I'm philadelphia.

The great daily and weekly circulation OF the
Herald in Philadelphia, makes it very useful veh-
Gle for advertisers in that city. Persons there
wishing to avail themselves of that channel, can
leave their advertisements at Ziebers, 2O3i Chest
nut ST. every day before o'clock and they will APP
pear in the second edition of the Herald, next morn
i.u besides the whole edition of the succeeding day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH S, 1910.
"a PASSAGE TO AND FROM ENGLAND,
SfN IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with

.f&& I'D PPAsssAGE To AND FROM ENGLAND
NTfH IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with
passage from the different ports at reduced rates,
can pc obtained Every attention, facility and information Will
Various parts Of Europe and in Liverpool Nj erdman one
the hr being the spot attend to those passengers
often complained of
Letters will be forwarded and passages be secured to
Liverpool the regular packets sailing on the list 7h 18th
18TH and 18th of each month"; throughout the year Also 10
London on the s 10TH and 2oth Of each month"; by applying
by letter, postpaid or TO the subscribers, ~
HERDMAN * KEENAN,, 81 South,
door from Wall st
N B. Drafts be obtained for large small sums, pay
able sight the National Bank Of Ireland and its branches
or on the Provincial Bank of Ireland and Its branches by apply
Ing above felt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

THUNDER AND LIcHrsrSe.-Last evening, about
nine o'clock, we had few flashes Of lightning and
clap OF thunder or two-thc latter, however, on
rather small scale Rain and hail &C ON them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
THE STUDY OF
B O O * X & f. p N G .

IS Cedar street. Broadway
DOOMS both Day and Evening, from so 2, from
~ TO and from TO " This of sructien is
tine OF the most useful practice.
Outline of the Course Practice through which the Student
passes under the Instruction of G. c. MARSH
There casses-the instruction always impaired to
individuals siagy.
Books used by the Pupil-nvoice Book, Sales Book Bill
Book, Cash Book, Day Book, Journal, Leger
Transactions, LIST montPartnershp business opening
issuing and taking notes interest notes taking notes.
trial balance.
Transactions Cd monthly OF the above and paying
notes before due, note cash and merchandise
failure and compromise shipping account importing
merchandise dscounng drawing accepting selling exchange
barering, shipping to order, insurng, trial balance
Transactions 81 monNany variations of the above and
change prcuaons receiving sales closing
company ancount making entries cash book, balancing
cash exchanging notes, trial balance.
Transactions 4h aud 5th Notwithstanding eight grand
teal monthly entries from the invoice book sales book and
cash beck equation Of ment partners interest capital
accounts current trial balance balance closing the books
re-opening accounts
ESamn,ionset OF fifty questions, review the student,
various ready calculations.
No of instruction. the subs crber believes has
been devised well calculated To impart practl al know
ledge Of Book excepting, the offered the public
~ good capacity dey citing about three weeks
the stndy will be qualified to keep correctly and elegantly the
accounts of any business. ..x
1.-THE Science Of D.uble Entry Bookkeeping Simpiihedn
standard work. eighth edition. 200 pages, svo.-sl IS
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping mprovedby the in
PRODUCTION Of Proof Balance 100 pages svo-75 cents
"A Lecture the Study of Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" 4 neat pamphlet, - pages, I2mo.-is cents.
MAJ lmeodt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

FooLIsH.-Major Robert A. Forsyth, late pay
master in the United States Army, and published as
defaulter has refunded the balance due by him tn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

"A ECONOMY is wEALTH-Elegant short nap Mole.
81 skin Hats the low price of 5000 established in 1855
These Hats warranted TO retain their shape and color in all
weathers.
Also arc, at "a So for the price cannot be esceed
general assortment OF Cars OF the latest pattern. cheap
f1s sm- BROWN. Pfacuca Halter. iM Caaal st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

S,p.-Rccently in Cincinnati Waterman and a
black fellow had fight on board a steamer, en-
braced, fell overheard, and were drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
United states Circuit Court.

James Buckles, a seaman, who formed part Of the
crew of the American brig Deposit, Ezra Forster,
master, was put on his trial Tor an endeavor to make
a revolt on board that vessel
II appeared from the testimony Of James Elem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

WORMS! WoRMsm woRNsn!-TLe greatest worm
w medicine in the world is SIIERMAN'S WORM LO-
ZENGEs; they fail to destroy all the and
perfectly pleasant B. F. Goodspecd ESD 1870 Sixth avenue
has used them in his family for the psst and thinks them
the best medicine discovered Over boxes
been sold the last year. and failure known For sale
Nassau street New York; and Ss Fulton, Brooklyn f2s
COUGHS! co UGHSu COUGHSm!-SHERMAN ANS
" COUGH LOZENGEs are the best medicine known for
curing coughs, colds asthma whoopng cough, consumption.
SC They ordinary days aud the
in less time than other medicine The Rev Mr. Johnson
has used them his family and several Of the members of his
church have done so All speak Of them best remedy
discovered For sale at LOG Nassau street. New York aud
l9s Fulton brooklyn. lez5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

Ia PoR SALE or TO LET, the three story bricl
1 House No 20i Ninth street attic aud eel
nlla flushed complete; Gernan silver CRATES mahogany
doors plated furniture Kitchen range ason eisien o! great
capacity; furnace with ues throughout the house; speaking
tubes force pump, hot water cistern and bathing The
House built about two snce been very little
Pied has been painted anA IL in perfect order Apy 20
HENRY LYNCH, on the premises, or TO GERA RDUS
CLARK. ESQ. 11s Water street. fc6 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

roo REWARD-Lost yesterday nd March, in going FROM
bLO John street. down William street 10 Cedar, Morocco
Case containing gentiemans miniature military uniforr
eod case The above will be paid the finder
delivering the at No. 81 Fourth street mas 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

a., TO LET-The house and store No sss Bieecker-st
i' coars sSs 's; 81
Greenwlch-st MAJ lw'
9 sAIE small Ss %sr Eo S
pleey fire proof with two good wells Of water,
the best ss Of sffn IuiR Ing
To be o bargain and fer other than that the
h Gin Btttts and some CorJiss All Necessary
win cali sSEf @s on
e cam rsnso ste Jes cry Part of the
MAJ seois - "'"'' A''''' "''' ''' "'''"s''
d. TO LET-Ths four story fire proof Building No. IS
Ii and can be insured favorable terms To importer
Of dry goods or other light articles the above building would be
Also Offices over store No. Fulton street Lofts well cal
Cellar either Fulton for the storage
Also Rooms conveniently situated for engravers mechan
cal business of gcRtee nature either in Fulton Ann
feii i'm G. C. HIsCox, io7 Fulton ST.. I'D story.
a. FOR sALEA desirable farm, formerly owned by
sHSwn t. '' sve % a%Sqr Ferry yfs
house viii barns sheds carriage house ali other
Ss hot TIE say S tab Farm
Likewise well nssd and under good state
S G
isa5 I'M '''' ''' % ''''' JOHN r. PETERS.
I Liberty street well adapted for storage. The whole
p part Of will be rented low Possession given mmed
ately. Applyto +. d. SAXTON, Office No.ll,
ie22 2wt 2e Wall street
49, TO LETThe three story brick House rs Broadway.
HlG The story be occupied Store
Animmediatey The furniture will be sold rented with
the house, ifrequifed.
Also the four story Store, MOI New street The House
Sy HqS Ws between Broadway
and Church street, with an alley in the
Walker street.
etwo story brick House. No. Nineteenth street, near
Ninth avenue.
The frame House, le6 Eldridge street.
FOR SALE OR TO LETTING three House,
No. So Fourteenth street, the Fifth avenue.
The House No Hudson Jersey City lately occupied
by Messrs. 7. Nc Martin x Co. Rents moderate
Apply at No SO Vail street, front office, third story,
Broadway fei7 Inn
- FOR SALE, valuable Farm, Timber Land, Water
Ms! Power, and Saw MILL situated the Tioga River To
.vga County, Pennsy The above healthy
country having railroad and through
Farm from the coal mine osshurh the Chemng Canal
and ntersectag the Erie Railroad Corning For partcu-
lars, enquire Of
fe2s iw- @. WADE, 2 Wall ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

GEOLOGICAL INsTITUTE.-lUNE, TITUS, ANGF.
II VINE cos splendid collection Of Living tnimas
for the reception Of visitors III their wei known
adjustment No 81 Powery, Who're every prerrtion has ber
made receive the public Visitors will have the add
tiona advantage Of behoding that aud Singular anas
LYING EGiPrlAN GlRAFEE! And the further eratih-
has hitherto either doabted denied by all authors who
have written the subject
Entrance 10 the exhibition No. " Christie street. directly
the Of The Bowery Amphthcare, -
from 10 In the evening
price. d3-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, sc.
49, SM sh 80:

From the well known reputation oil ts Line The very supe
every possible comfort and the voyage, and the
certainty of the ships sailing the appointed day, it is
thought unnecessary detail respecting the prudence
those about send for their friends selecting it, and the
subscriber would merely that those making engagements
with him may depend the pronpness and punctuay
being observed heretofore facilitating the emigration OF
free passage steamer from the ports
Of Ireland and Scotland also be secured II hardly
that when those settled for decline coming out
their money promptly returned to those from whom
received. Apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl street.
Drafts sight and for amount also be furnished on
the Bank of Ireland National Bank of Sc and payable at
the various Branches. Likewise London, LIVERPOOL &c
Apply above. fe22-imF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05
HORRID DEPRAVITY.

GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERs have nearly
- killed several persons BY selling them spurious and false
Tho ssa9as yaraSisd Perfectly harmless and sse,ual
n, Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS.
Rheumatism, in al cases, or no pay taken Tor H.
Sold at No Fletcher street, Pearl street and Msdes
lane, New York, by COMsIwCk 90.
sold the medicine Broadway, East Hr1ad~sy
Bowery Hudson, Canal, Greenwich aud Grand streets
ia23 cod
'I'o MARRIED woNEN.-Ish not but too well known
that the families ofthe married often increase beyond the
happiness o those who give them birth would dictate In how
cay the mother of poor family remain Slaves throughout
their lives ugFnr the sant labor toling olive
and comparative auencc and II and toll hs,e weighed
down the spirit and Ct last broken The health IN. father how
tons thrss offspring from becoming degraded
objects charity Or prolgse io,rss o, h sss !. desirable
of consequences themselves the well being
Offering when TP siy spa T.. r,,%sdy :
this subject aud estimating the vast benefts resulting thou
s the ' Is Midwife and female pSysen n' . Rss
the qranlmnher Of the adverser) and who made thus
S D,ysr s and q. ,g study nd Is no, wss and
healthy means within control Every dspassonate vir
& n "ns W. ~ % answ.r ~ the
commended Price FIVE dollars pc kagc accompanied with
full and particular directions t9r The cong Bcnee Of those
viii m sent free Of expense tpostagc svecp,e 70 any part Of
the ned states Al letters must b. sid and addressed
Fee o Srsaswieb Street New Vort One hour. from N
te7 W philadelphia office, osl South Eighth street fes i'm
I ONDOV MANUFACTURED SURGICAL 1NsTRU-
or,iny s";.sops Cutlery BRUSHES &C. ircm stMP
SONS s. Strand, London Manufactur,. 70 The British
Nevy,at X SlMPSONs,
$50 Broadway, New srh.
LSneet INSTRUMENTS Rs10s Cutlery NC, set and repaired
200 REWARD-Los, Yesterday I'd March, in going fror,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

MEN wANTED-A few smart ablebodied srsrited Young
vi Men for the u. e. Artillery and Infantry 10 whom sub
sna food good olohins and from 81 10 SIS per month will
be g1ven. Apply al lT Washington street. fell I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

MO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH-There IL no longer any
~ doubt but VIM Browns CouPound Boneset Candy &c
the genuine will cough hoarscness.
the voice For the genuine. call for Browne Don,set Candy
which sale IN New York only by A. D. D. Sands drug
gsts wholesale aud retail, No 70 and 100 Fulton street.
retail, BY Ring, ga Broadway; Embree; "a East Broadway
Hart Broadway; Coddington 2l Hudson-st; Hill,
Greenwich at Dodd Broadway Ifpurchassd other
place. IL not made by the original prescription; that the d.
rcctions signed by the PROPRIETOR.
~ order that hesitate To make this valu
able article the proprietor induced 10 give list
dents Bonsset Eecappne Root Liluoricc Squlls
sener Root Horehound Flaysced, Harer Root Seneca
Cosfoot and Iceland Moss, all Of the vegetable kingdom The
public Judge whcth IL medicinal preparation
WIZ suffer ongcr7 Why d,layl
Why on the bed Of sickn - lay'
Why bear the orncntiJr an hour,
When now IL Is within your power
To your coughs, allay the pain,
Cleanse out The throat and clear the brain,
Dispel your colds renew the voice,
Ifof your free will aud choice
You purchase Browns pure Boneset Candy,
Which cures all coughs and colds 30 handy
v b. Remember the genuine be had 0ny al the above
places all purchased elsewhere must be counterfeit MAJ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

EEMALE MONTHLY REGULATING Till s-suchh
been the Of Madame Restes Female Monhly X,
ulaug Pill all eases Of rregla stoppags
menses however obdurae from whatever pro-
Iucd that they have entirely Superseded the various DANGEROUS
drugs and poisonous specifies heretofore used 10 the destruction
ofhsah peace Madame Restell the celebrated mIwi
and female ply scian grandmother c the adverer first
troduced ier thirty into ~ the principal
Female Hospitals Europe, and such their astonishing
efficacy sad success that they have since been altogether ADOPT
3D. Although mild aud safe being composed ongreients
acting principally upon particular functions is necessary or
he married under circumsauces abstain from their
for reasons contained the full and a ua directions
INSIDE fcach boz. Price 81 MADAME RESTELL'S Prnci.
al Office, Greenwich street Courtlandt ~
south Eighth street. near Chestnut philadelphia.
The demand for the has made h ndsrc sable appoint adj
htiousl rreuis for their sale They be obtained
Cherry Catharine Grand street corner Al
len: Bowcry Of Houston; the Bookstore
N. " Fair street, Newark, n. j.; Dr. John adv POI
West street. Providence. r. / Cstti
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

A NCIENT observation-disclosures aud sebron's Great
n Picture from Paris o the Cuchon, Nou nj Calvary, and
Ancient City Of Jerusalem open At the yeen 3 Broad
THIS Is Of the largest AMI most splendid lllusr
tons Of Scripture History paiatcd in tive world
Open from till dusk Ad,ntance, Is ccn-childcn under
~, half price. ma I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ME<-TTD The steam ship LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons
%HTk burthen, and $50 horse power II. j. Esyror, r.
%EsEEA4s44 commander, rs appointed to sail as fol-
From N.tp York. FROM Liverpool
Thereafter on the 10th OF each alternate month.
Fare TO Liverpool thirty 1--WE (Sg3 39) IN the aft and
thirty guneas in The fore saloon including wines and all
Children under 10, and servants half price.
100 tons freight will be aken-Apphcson first to be made
at the Office
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship.
yor passage freight apply persoaly by letter, to
JNO. POLLOCk,L Liverpool, or to
ABM. BELL * co. Agents, III Fulton St ~. Y.
1900 burhen, will plying early in isao-thus
aorng departure the goth Of each month"; TO and from
New York and Liverpool nj
k-A AT PRIVATE sALE-CHEAP.-small Farm and
{jIsr business stand with buildings, for sale bargain
,sA sfsa Farm situated in the Of Northampton Ful
oa Montgomery county, ia this State, the fah
onte the northern road containing ~ 81 first
lind. with sufcent wood for the supply Of small family
large barn. also new; wood1use workshop sheds well Of fine
winter BY neatly fitted up with shelves and counters,
granny and shed attached TO the storehe whole recently
painted in excellent ORDER and well calculated FOR person dis
his attention To small scale aud the
keeping country store, for which the above property adj
rrsby adapted. Price Si7sossco Of which may remain
ms a. st.. JNo' T. VAN ANTWERP, 10 rlatt st.
k-,A HOTEL TO LENsE-THE NEW ROCHELLE'
flHG MANSION HOUSE 20 lease for term years with
about SIXTY rooms with ball rom so feet by &C. and bar
~ Zee, BY ~ Most of the building erected three
By tive proprietor, who wishes 20 retire the
business The place has been occupied hotel nearly forty
On The East River IS miles from the city Steamboat and
s,agcs evcry day 90 and from the city. mas iw'