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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11
Commissioners sale.

Eel virtue of a Decree oflhe County Court ofBcd
- ford, pronounced at the July term. 1872 In the
case OF Turner Fields, the undersigned. a commits
sioper appointed by the said decree, win sell, 10 the
highest bidder. ON Friday the l9ih day Of August, 1872
the tract 0land now in possession of John Fields al
joining the lands Of Christopher Mon, VIM Martin and
Others containing two hundred and twenty acres This
land lies weli we'll wateTed, with good Improvements,
and very productive.
TER dS.-OneIhrd ofthepnrchasc money WILDE
quired in cash. and the balance credo one and two
years, the purchaser giving bond and good security and
the title retained I'LL all the purchase money paid.
The title is believed to be good but acting as Commits
sioner, will convey IN the special warranty only
L.. A. TALBOT, Commissioner
July 2S tl9A
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Mll.lIAN d BRANCH
Valuable Ea.ia nd Auction.

A ) trustee IN deed of trust executed to me by
"a John Garth and wife, bearing date on the 2Ith
day ofJunc $50 and Of record in the county counts Of
Campbell, Bedford and Bototaort and III virtue of Il
deed executed 10 me 10y john Russc, commissioner
under decree 81 the Circuit Superior Count OF Jaw aud
lhanccTy for the county OF Campbell, in the ease 81
Garth against Ress (Which las mentioned deed also
Of record in the county court Of Campboll) shall On
the 9th day o August. lSi2, On hc Premises cNpose
to salt. by way = public auction. certain tract or pared
Of Land. with the appurcaaees situated OH the waters
Of Stone " all treeh IN Tia, county of Campbell ad
joining the Lands of Etholler LeeIand and others.
The quantity Of Land, apd the terms Of sale (Which
will be liberal } will be made known at the time and
place of sale. The title to 1hs land is believed To be
GOOD but act tg only IN idueiary character win only
convey b the purchaser such title as vested in me
by the deco aforesaid. ClilSWEIL DABNEY.
july t12\
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ElAi&MlSo
q "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"
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is published seniceekig (ere7y Monday and IhysdayD
q. -Four Dollars per oatsn, payable IN adranee No sub
sripton te DC rceeired for shorter time than sir months
and no paper tc be discontinued, (ercepf at the discretion
Of TIC Editors,) uatd al ar7esrdses are paid
e. .4DPER EASEMENTS Inserted at 80 cents per
,que (or iesS) for tie FIRST Insertion, and 37A cents for
,rery subsequent insertion.
EVERY .4DpER1TSER is required to note, his
manuscript h0tc long Re tciSeS his advertisement Inserted
an ADVERTISEMENT noted, isH be inserted til its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YE.4RLI .1i)TERTTSLAf; the terms for
the privilege Of t,eo squares, $40 for square, SIS for
one square, inner form, >3J.
a. JOB PRLN'fhNt erecttted neatly and erpedtio,S-
IN and reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11
= E'Ese;,

HeURsuANT to a deed trust executed to me by
William Thorn Tor certain purposes therein men
toned, bearing date the llh Of May 1872 and Of record
in the clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of ynahbufg
shall, on the l9'h day of the present monlh, the
premises. sell piece parcel Of ground street
and 9Th alley in tie town Of lynchburg. Also, the III
tcrest Of the said William Tnom in lot or piece Of
ground. with the billings and Improvements thereon
near Poes lanyard being equal moIey subject to a
balance, still one, OF the purchase money. Also,
efo mar, named Cornellus, together with the horses,
wagons and other property in said deed mentioned.
Acting as trn5ec saal sell only such title is vested
in me by said deed }. WILLS
Aup IqA
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S,:sfati for sale.

Y AGAIN offer for sale, Tract of Land, near Loving
d ston, in Nelson county, containing
Four hundred and twenty Acres.
This Land is Of good quality and well numbered; and is
capable Of makiag first rate fam. There is also a
GOOD mn ste
the lard A. have no other inducement in selling
than to pay my debts, the terms will easaccommodatng
the accomplishment Of that desirable object will per-
mil. Mr.. john Stevens, Jr. is residing tho Land
and will show it to any person disposed TO purchase aud
is fully authorized to contract for the same.
lfthe above land is sold by the fourth Monday in
August next will then o,f SALE at public aue
lion, in font Of Christopher I. Estes tavern.
J. GARLAND.
July Ia is
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JOHN az. EK,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

WILL regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Cumberland and Powhatan. He will
also attend to Tic adjustment Of any business entrusted
him in the counties of Amelia Goochana and Ches
teField
REFERENCES.
Ianghorne S, Armistead, Iynchburg,
l9rragton Gibson * Thornton. Richmond,
Vim. NJ. Thornton. Cumberland,
Samuel P. Halves, powhatan &c. House
Address owhatsn Co. House
July Is I'M
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hs q Il Il A L. g h - E'Es 4 y q y g,
.B.EESE,seSy Co. va

NlScXccllent watering place is now ready for the re
ception Of visitors. The valuable proper Its
tors long known orequeany description
or fresh praise; ndnadun choice chalybc fountain
has recently been discovered about fifty Yards above tho
Sqlphur Spring l.e waters OF which are exactly like
thoso OF the Buiftloe Ridge in Nelson county These
admirable Springs thus contiguous render this place the
most desirable for yaleudmarians Of any in this
ton OF Virginia and 10 those who wish to spend in
tellgnnl recreatns, 1t offers superior attractions. The
sr Is pure ana healthy. The adjacent streams slor-
81 with trout and other fish, the forests abound game
and the ncghborlng mountains unequalied in sublime
& ID beautiful scenery, while from their SUBMITS (Which
arc easily ata'ned.) the views, in extent and mag
mIicence, are beyond description. The Springs are
OF easy access on all sides, and but four five hours
lice tom Lynchburg over the new Turnpike.
From long experience in the business the subscriber
hatters himself that he will be able to make every thing
agreeable tohs visitors, aud eXerton shall he wanting
/" render their stay Ia every respect satisfactory.
RATES.
board per week, IS CO
day, 25
Man and Horse per day Is
Horse per week A 90
children and Servants half price
WIN. II. KNIGHT.
June 10 ON
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May 30
Valuable Iran works Property
Ets,Ey SAFE


p} virtue OF decree Of the County Court of Parick.
K shall Offer Tor sale. public auction, the Sub OF
September next on the premises, the valuable Iron
Works property known as the Union Iron Works, the
property Of the Alessrs. Ilarstons situated on Goblin
Town Crce%, IN the county OF Patrick The tract of
Land contains about
5000 NGsesS,
Wih upwards OF 3bo acres IN cultivation, the most Of
which Ia very fine low grounds with comfortable i'm
povements. with very fine forge. just put operation
as1 good furnace and neHhaas,ibc source of very
superior Iron Ore very convenient There Will also be
tterad for ale on the same day
YE.N or fIffEE.N LIKELY .NEGR OES,
most OF them valuable hands for farming purposes and
particularly for those engaged in the Iron business
Also the Sock the farm Of all sJrts hogs, COWS, &c,
aud the crop OF grain.
TFRMS-lae lands will be sold one third on a Gre
d Of ninety days, and the residue ON credit of three
equal annual insalnents--the purchaser gyng bond,
and good security, and the title wlhhcl1 TIL the pay
men ot the purchase money! the personal property be
sold for cash. WIN. MARTIN Sp. Con'r.
o. The Danylle Reporter will please copy months,
and send their account to W. NJ. for payment.
July Pm
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We y'ss'E.

4 Ill. creditors Of Samuel Branch having claim or
n claims embraced IN tho first class Of debts. Prov
ded for IN certain trust deed executed 10 me hy the
said Saml Branch, bearing date the 18th day Of janua
~ -, and Of record III the Clerks Office Of lmphcll
county, are hereby notified and required Ia furnish me
with statement 81 hclrfespectyc claims by the 10Th
OF November next or they may be thereafter forever
dehared from any participation in SAID deed aud all
those indebted 10 mr." as trustee aforesaid, whose note.
were dncthe 10Th "i this month"; must come forward
and settle shall put them III The hands Of officer, 5l
COLLECTION. Letters to viii be addressed 10 Oalyo
+. .. buckingham county.
WILLIAM ID BRANCH
Trustee n Sdhd. Bimtch
The Richmond Wing will please TO publish the above
advertisement twice week I'll Tho 18th Nov next
in the country paper, aud forward its account this Or
flee iur collection.
July If t2IN
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&. w. TANCEE,

TONFECTiONER and dealer in Foreign Fruits
~ Cigars, Toys, and Fancy Articles, Main Street
opposite j D. Evans s. Cos China Store, Lynchburg
May l9 rs
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EeF5s' .N'DTFCE.

E.F5s' .N'DTFCE.
VIE undersigned have associated themselves in the
practice OF Law, under the firm of
m, EDIES Il SPENCE.
iney VIII give attention to all business conf ded to
u,lafge and will attend the courts of Campbell
OG' peu'ord and the Corporation Of Lyaehburg.
olnce on the right side of the alley passing from
i nn,o. n Iayne Gregorys Book Store to tho Wash
ss~n Hotel, where the other will generally be
o DAVID r. EDLEY,
Ioo DAVID T.. SPENCE.
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Valuable James River land
FOR REM.


lINNliE property well known liorsleys Islands, on
u James River just aboyelle Creek. will be rented
erhencNt year the highest bidder AT Elk Creek Mills
ON Saturday the 2Oh OF August. The two Islands
tain about ninety of the richest quality of James
River bottoms Adjoining the Islands. ON the Buck.
ngham side, Is highland farm. on which is good
dwelling house. kitchen, stables, negro houses. corn
houses Sc, On this place there also IL 20 acres
OF River fiat land-makiug In all about ONE 1hsJN
DlsED ~ TEN ACRES of first rate James
River low grounds The high lands aud the Islands viii
be rented together for the purpose of giving the tenant
home Oh the place The renter will be allowed To
SOW wheat this Fall
Bond with approved security will be required for the
rent money, which VIII 5e due the first OF January,
Ilsi1.
Any person wanting information about this plantation
will apply To the administrator at Elk Creek Mills. 10
\ Mnndy of Amherst, or 10 \. b. Meeginson near
Bent Creek. il. TWYMAN.
Admir- Of Ro. liorsey deed.
July % t20A
NOTICE is hereby eivon tha, the Discoun, days
/ y at the Bank of Nuyiuia aud Farmers Bank, NJ
lynrhburg, commencing on the first "Wednesday and
first Friday IN May ucNt. will he changed The Dis
count day at the Bank Of Virginia viii be ON Iriiag
and al the Farmers Bank ON IIedncsda4
lNo. NJ O'fFN, Cash'r
A. TOMpklNS Casl'r
Aprll1 s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
Corn Trade.

Our market is dull again. Flour is down. and sales are
at S4.s7 IS a barrel.
OF the -four and wheat arriving at Buffalo, none Of it
has been disposed oil during the ten days ending the
ton Some Of the wheat is being made into -four at the
Rock on the usual erms-a bb OF -four for every Eve
bushels Of wheat against which holders can draw after
having it so manufactured. No sales OF grain -four
have been made in heavy lots The city dealers give S.
% a $50 for inspected brands.
Dealers may learn the amount of produce now
stored at Buffalo, and in process manufacture at the
Rock By the following statement OF arrivals &C. at that
port since the gale Arrivals sixty vessels mostly sail
craft -four ssl75 bbls, wheat $40 bushels ashes Dol
casks butter 1900 kegs, beef and pork 1920 bbs Sc
This amount, with such portions of the great bulk
brought in by the large fleet the week previous swells
the aggregate larger stock than before had
the close Of navigation.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Anetioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
fsso-ss Nos. "a .fi.a and lis Fidfos r,v,si,,

TUESDAY.
Large sale Of Piano Fortss-At 10Y o'clock, in the room.
ss NO John street near bsoaewty on which ocea,
he sold without to the highest bidder Such oppo
unity seldom for wishing fine Piano. sup
ply the fnselyes. Most OF them warranted
Consisting of rosewood and mahogany double and single
scroll hollow and gothic metallic plates harp pedal
m Keys French and other improved grand action and beau
ever offered TO the public who informed the sale will be
one without estricton
The will be open Monday for examination and Mr.
WEDNESDAY,
s, At ioh o'clock, at the sales room,
splendid Furniture SalsA large of elegant
niture, by order OF the Sheriff.
Also the entire genteei furniture of family removing
Choice stock OF CITY made cabinet furniture BEDS bed
Also large additional very valuable assortment of
supern household and kitchen furniture Of all
Also the following articles by feather pillows
Sheets toilet covers, and other bedroom furniture.
Stoves-Aso. Motifs cooking and Motifs hall stoves.
same time, OF second hand furniture the property
Of a gentleman going to the Snings on Sunday.
Splendid Cabinet 1mure sa.MH noe1or Assortment of
the best made cabinet fntuee the city, png beauti
fni bookcases warobes French bedead superb
sofas CHAIR couches dvaus rocking chairs and other choice
articles IN the line, made 70 order by w Alexander, j..
Y9Tgrg Goodale Stalker Irving, Stafford &C.
talogues in time.
The sale Of paintings tht have taken place Furs
OF Thursday being Thanksgiving Day.
Splendid Paintings at Aucsn-At lox o'clock at No "a
John street. Brcadways having been tahen
Will be arranged ON Wednesday
modern artists castle and hae pi.ee land. sea wi
architectural aud other subjects &c many in handsome frames
Aso some valuable framed engraving, olios books Sc
Catalogue. "Wednesday morning The win be lighted
In the evening till . O'Clock.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 9, 1s4s.

Cleared.
sss ykss;srf 5y ssr bosss: NDsss
bssOs 3 sssse rsc Elizabeth
Arrived.
oa Brig Eanh1 dfg s S n viii
Been aS S.mas ssa gale
the sa sh 9 9G Ms sta for NYosk ls Dec
and nee, to John r Fsh. '0" o"A'e''0n' WIN COTTON
sehr Baltimore wOsam. from Wilmington NC. with naval
schr Atlas Clifton, days from Philadelphia with COAL to
Hope Jehnson days from the Delaware with
eLia ssI. t system Eveou and Excelsior
both tIo, Long Branch with logwood Of the cargo
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Lane. r. GqayIa CId Comsa. Davis, NYo1E: '
dnha: .nnar us E q d Phis
of Nantucket SHOALS.
General Record.
found and required; Of much importance
sntGPes Sns had taking in cargo again. and
xss"ys bound Martinique
and
q he
AsvsTy %ssh crippled e Der hull sails ;Sd IgsinE
from Qhebec for London refused proceed in her the a5
BAssuE JoHr s MARY, OBJ Wright, from Quebec. wa.
ss s s H% sse
SIR, wrLsFonD Br Scout for LONDON at the last accounts
BRIe GEoneE RAMSEY. Obi was also sshore at Green
@ % ossss .nS s. on
o g. R s% o SsT M saS H %
spoken lsh ut off PORT Royal Mart, Belle Air. 30 days
out, with 80 bbls oil and 3 whales
Spoken.
Virginia. from Bermuda for Alexandria Nov 24had sprung
"er 5npmas az .ns rrsv,ops moh,ns vnuon nj No. nc
Increase from Wilmington. NC for Antigua Nov a. lat 81
Foreign Ports.
Qursrc Nov 2-Ar Gsnors Potsr, Cork CID Retrench.
o.,1' %,.s oSs for
MsS Domingo iss as:noss pssIbo a9 from si P
sI: Siy s %
ns
Day sd 18Th smith TYi.is Bush N0rsan;; Pearl Ps;res
bo.ns. :. ian C:ssd.. Bishop. T.v;ss; Gen Cobb
ss 81 p0 o% r b. a
lin for Turks Ilasd 18Th France. Louisa oulton Hayana;
Fs sy E. ass1Sss for Nos.a' ah Sarah
NJ B.rs.DOss Nov ;-sld vHnis Dates. Ale7sndris a'h
Port ;S RasssS SsIa.%,s isr fhi,.$sjeSis
xSs y S.$s Ss:%
0ssp. ;1Is dsy A%shy; Of s9d Franklin from
S% Pm
for Porto Csbslio. dise Com Warrington. Gache for SD
PA"s. Oct %"in port Deposit. Bailey for Salem, in days;
RoeIsi rbp%.oa, for Boston. Eagle, Wheeler, Of and
MasArHAM Oct Is-No American We ssel in port.
Ayrs, is1s RosS Hood Fia ow Bc,o" % FOR S9oR
,soths. acct Odesns Chremasne, fm N9ok ayr CHI
%o s &
market; Usoy pssSrti gnc; HaTr,e, Hoopsr do Plato
aia; Lindsey for d. sailed Tin; Maid Of oissus wwsi
Home Ports.
s:s . 81 s 5I Ey a Z s' S.s $
B; Ss s:ss;i ss!: sss -
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Fss?:sgS!s sia M 9Iss weeks: 'Aps.ss, =,
sais s. ssd wa. q
sIss as' ss'' r. Sssfs %
ss ssso NYo Dec tcsbs
cI Phil pSs: d Susan Portland Tor .ou.n,uon
Be.sdsi;y. sspSu:iy; Bsimos:; spTsiue o'd l'1
5 SssFG aoS.s. Bsy
Csrty ssvsnnsh; Pearl srns Boston, Flash Lake forh
sS Wns1S% gs'yS' r MYTH. yAs:
c %yS%'k sS''SSr s's: f Esss r.~o.
y GTs ~ ;1G , SS, Noble i%S SSsss
Doing Ss:Ss, aFrsnshj ssdso cld
&. 1 s Hs stS f5 Es sst b w:se
XVI D. ssne Hare; Bevis, Briggs, Bordcaus' Lancet
ssy.Hram' Nov acid Richmond Musts Hsvre Merida,
OsSs, KSg0s 1s r'p sieI% SYoi Ga
a,ce, Tueter, Liverpool Ar 2h, Rowland, Blanchard
xrsIscHrcol. Nov ls-Au Mobile, Williams, NswyOrA'
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HEALTH!
THE POOR MANS RICHES, AND THE RICH
MAN,C pT


MANS BLISS.
Of the year now :; 4; hand wh those &
COLDS soUHs, o. THE hus AsD COMPLAINTS
most Ss s. q an na%. srE: ss fran.
An hour % care would end the same,
And all its rage appease
A, s., c the mS ON sH passes ,.. by,
There is only truth but poetry the above
let the moment pass when that moment il used The
tins small peck in eternity which ends by
BE CAUTIOUS
TooK oTT FcR
another Here variable climate when sickness stalks
Tns
COMPOUND Exr EHaSsF 81 s s HSSS1aHousD CANDY,
ouGs ssd co dd only 81 delay
that such tines people Ists few days which VIZ ys
relieved from "s'f s srs pa is and
fsHcT %. is'eD mpss af
safe and ssusy cough n xos uos,e and ito Broad
way READ THE FOLLOWS. cE YsrT pss + IL,
wife t0r the las; three wear, yssS a M
arGhter , been 70 The SANE d:e;,e Of The
"vs ss ". e 10Th Of
s;s s ssa: 4; Ss:; :ss1
sh.r ~ 4, bsv ~ad before for the LAST three yesSs
wILIf2M BoND}. II Lispenard st.
To M>srs. j. Pease 4 Son, IS Division St
OF NOBLE PowERl THY REIGN is HERE
dent, My wife has been FOR the last two or the.
lroubled with periodical cough ACCOMPANIED with
bleeding the aes the cough has been
ma"S AZ o@ %' Ses ss m
winter. Nobiux that has beer NED you'd relieve her until
warm When sse HoaSoaad can n sni H
s were sren as TO happ, mpre ssion mon her
End Of its ecacy andsrtues Il performed radical cur,
'"'" ~ ''''' DAVID W. PIERCY. % Delaney street,
and No. Spruce street.
STf rher one that doubts the efficacy of Pease's
Hoarhound C<ndy, should be very happy to them
AReun-Rushton 4 Asrinwall, 10 Aston House. ITO
BroaS-<y, and So William street.
3eTess Zebsr, No; Ledger BuiIdnss Philadelphia.
Dexter. No. 81 state street, Albany. NY
Hsidenan. Louisvile, Ky.
Thompson Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Weeds Waters, Troy
An agent wanted at New Orleans
~ Eseh en,eiopc OF the genuine Heshound Candy is
obtained wholesale snd retail. .
Parties supplied with Ice Cream and aII kinds Of Conec-
T prices TO PsxsS son e .he 5%s;
H-A kinds Of Steam Confectionery !" seents pound.
EATl2oo bushels prime Illinois Wheat per shin Loui-
vvfa, from New Orleans, for sale by
II. X. COLLINS co. So South ST.
SvAR-2l hhds prime crop ". o. Sugar, per Louisa
-. : 4. X COLLINS co. 50 South st.
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The greater proportion Of these turned into per.
manent loans; but these banks go into liquidation
and may may be forced sell the stock they hold
To reimburse the remaining $4,000 due the Franklin
and Chicothe banks would require at the rate of the
late SALE issue of 100000 of stock There was
another oan also of 1885, made Of the of woos
ter payable in the Of the year. $4,000 of State
stock was deposited collateral security All this looks
very bad for the State of Ohio Her debt on the LIST Janu
ary lsi2 si552a7l3 and the Auditor recently stated
it at $is.oOo.oOo. The operation will swell it TO
sisoooooO before January sa3, making an increase of
$500 900 in the principal of the debt and $4,000 in the
interest," in year, during which the canal revenue
has decreased, making altogether difference in the
means and liabilities Of the State near $780, Oo
All tn impending ruin and disgrace have grown out
cfthe iniquitous connection ofhe State Government with
the banks The institutions loaned their paper credits to
the State condition that they might be obliged to pay
thcmhat is that the State should have the promises of
the banks palm upon the citizens labor on the con-
don that they should the banks from redeem
ing those promises to the citizens This vile conspiracy
between politicians aud nanciers force loan out Of
the laborers merits the ruin which has overaen them
The difficulties which surround Ohio very great and
the only bright spot in her lowering horizon is the fact
that of her banks will 60 into liquidation in January
and thus all chance Of such illicit Intercourse in future
will be destroyed.
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The condition OF The market IL such a. usual At this
Of the year, when the inland navlenfion = I
Sales Of real estate have been az follows =
Four lots OF land and premises situated on the ncr,
easterly side Of 10th street. between sh and OH
In the 18th ward, known AZ numbers 7O3 704 7o6 7oe
containing 20 test front and and % feet inches on
each aide, At $lb5 each. -
Four lots 43d street, between 9th and 10th avenue-
known - Nos sb9 s5s sS4 and <s5 each Is feet h
$40 each.
-Four lots Of land situate in the city Of Brooklyn,
known Nos 81 a. SO and 5tahcn together hre bound
e northeast in front by schcrerhorn street. In front and
GEAR 10 feet and 100 feet each side at 500 EACH
House and lot OF ground the easerly side Of Mercer
street, between Houston and Blocker Streets adjoining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06

me norhery side Of lot belonging to the Gas Company
LOT being - by s5 feet, at S. 200.
Lsquors-rhere Is no change in foreign spirits Wits
Key sold at 81 In bbls. and ale. in drudge casks
MsGis-Ssies pig lead at So - per 100 his There
Is no in iron. sheahing copper is steady -
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Died,
On Monday morning, 9th inst. MARY, wife of James
Donaldson.
relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon at halt past
three O'clock from her late residence 2S2 Bowery
On Monday, the 5th inst after short Illness Mrs Ma.
ala VANpEnBEcx, in the list year of her age widow Of
the late James Vanderbeck.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of her
sons David Stephen, James and John Vanderbeck
requested to send her funeral tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late residence l66 Essex street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-06
Cattle Market.

Our markets were well supplied but prices are without
any change Beeves ranged from $500 to 1925; cows
and calves from SEQ $685. and sheep lambs from 10 TO
81, So These prices the extremes.