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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-04
TREASURY NOTES.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
January, lS4l.
Amount Of Treasury Notes issued under the pro-
visions of the acts Of Congress Of 1887 1888, 1899,
and 1910, SIG 6Sl 337 SO
Redeemed oftha, amount, 25,36l ,673 SIS
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-04
YOUNG MEMS MUTUAL IMPROVE
MENT SOCIETY,"

fNliE second Lecture before this Association will
Il be delivered this evening, at O'Clock at the
Second Presbyterian Church. on New York Avenue,
BY the Reverend II, Il. Curey Subject The mo
raj and intellectual Improvement Of young men IN
the District Of Columbia n
z'fThe public are respectfully invited to atend
Ian t-lt
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sI.3la.663 IS

Leaving outstanding Sl,3l9,6 63 IS
Amount issued under act
ofFebruary IS, 1871,
iz.:-prior to the 4th
March, 1884, $673,6Sl 80
Since the 4th March,
ls4l, 562i575 IS
Making t6,29S, $50 20
Returned to the Trea-
sury Of that amount, 777l97 05 1881 ,059 65
Leaving the aggregate outstanding
the LIST instant, &c. $40, 1913 80
----------------------
w FORWARD,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-04

Internal improvement in Obio.-We are gratfed
to learn the following condition of the Internal In
prov cment of Ohio The Muskingum improvement
is finished The Hooking canal Is all finished ex-
ceTting ten mi cs. The sum of 5000 900 will com
plce The W ahash and Erie Canal. Eighty eight
miles remain TO comlce the Miami canal extension
from Cincinnati to the Maumee Bay and will cos
100000 the entlse length, including navigabt
ct,lrr is / miles. When these works are complete
ed there Will he within Ohio GA miles nayigable ca
nd The income of the canal. this year paid into
&c Treasury Ohio, has been sioi, 15S -, which
y already pay the interest over eight millions of
deb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.-Os-

4 Il BORN L LITTLE, Importers and General Deal.
in English, German and American Hardware, Cutlery,
formerly HoIts Hote New York. twhere the business has
been carried on tor eighty years pas offer to country
merchants and Others very extensive assortment al the
Purchasers are hereby invited 10 call and examine the
stock composed in par OF Table and Pocket Cat
Tray.-Sance and Frying Paas-Corn and Coffee Mills
Shovel and rongs-Androns-Coa Hods-Hoiiow ware
Shovels and Spades-H -Forks-Rakes-Scyh es-Axes
English Wagon Bo1es-Slsigh. HOUSE and Hand Bells
Curry nbs-Slaies-SkateS-Cu and Wrought Nails
Cut Tack-Brads and Sparabes-Buits and Screws
Locks and Vices-Sledse Ham
ers-F1les-Aueer-C hsels- Gouges-Panes-(Sy Spears
Mill Pitt eros, Cut Hand PANEL, Iron and Brass BACK
Water Ayre Stone Marble Polishsr-Back Lead PoS
-Genuine Harlem o( Sh,p Builders, Hardr4Tsl.dlost-
sops Horizons and Gors celebrated Cast Steel CoopeTs
Carpenters and Ship Carpenters Edge Tools IN general
Also Agsnts Tor Miners celebrated Well and Cisern
Pumps, manufactured by II. Warren. warantsS superior
~ - ~, - - E1TrLF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
EACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

On the l4th of The present month, will exhibit the
public 10 front my l2l East Broadway door
from Pike things that will convince the most skepca that
the and that certain Interested
ers have pronounced but, that all the HARLEM OIL
sold by me, the genuine article; box Of which.
ported from the factory Holland having been opened
will be ready for Inspection. vii! also show The Fub:
marks BY which the genuine Harlem Oil can be known from
The spurious will also exhibit box OF genuine Eau DE
Cologne, and leave the people nudge II am mposer
CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER, l2l East Broadway.
PS-Prnters of the city who employed TO print spr-
rionS wrappers requested call and II the genuine
wrappers can be cornerteed
u The above will be continued till the 26ih OF the pre-
Ssn month"; and al the place Twill circulate pamph
viii be circulated grsiis oil 2,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
nR. RUSn'S LEGACY.-That cele-

~ bra,ed physician DR.. Benjamin Rush could not have
LETT valuable legacy mankind than MS invaluable
HEALTH PILL. Il is indeed blessing 10 The afflicted,
.ering disease with which humanity Is distressed the
functions OF LIE destroyed Ii is conceded by
eminent OF the medical uily, that the stoua IN
fountain OF all disease that IL the
fran which proceed all The evils produced By foreign
Irritating and which thence spread every part OF
the animal system.
The proper method of cure, therefore, attack cit,
aie III which the disease intrenches ITSELF and no COM
bna ton OF medical agents has yet been discovered eth
for this purpose the preparation the Dr.
RASH and which, from the universal attending their
Administrations during prectceof nearly halt century,
styled his inalblc Health PILL Their great
that they arrest disease in lis first approach They
prevsntiyes well remedies; and venture
thai taken by persons when they affected with
symptoms OF Illness many that is either serious
fatal, might be avoided.
Let afflicted without hesitation avail themelve. efths
invaluable legacy and they will have bless the
Dr.. Rush OF the greatest beDefactors Of
mankind.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by II. 6. DAGG ERS, so Ann
street New.York and (retail) by Kelly, 267 Broadway.
New-York; j. AFFORD los 6owery, N Y; H. Green, co.
gulion-si., Brooklyn; Reddng CO., States Boston
D. Smith, 60 biarkel-st, Newark, II. j. G. 3. Zelbe, 81
Decks., CT Tuird Philadelphia w. Taylor, l.
Norst BaiHore and agents in the principal cities in
the United States
Price Twenty Five Gents box; each box incosed In
elegantly engraved wrapper with full directions for use
SO Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
DARR,s LIFE PILLs.-The immense

increase OF the sals OF these Pills for the short time
bry have been introduced into this country is truly aston
hisp and convincing proof OF the couquerng power Of
th,s fine herbal medicine III remedyng disease At this
n nj The wear when the system relaxed by the heat o.
snmmer coUrp o this invaluable medicine will clear off
me snr and bad huBors which heat nyar ably generates
The liver which generally gets sluggish, will be put
healthy action and be able to perform the functions al
ot,ed to H. the BODY altogether Will be reinrgoratc and
pr-p,red 10 undergo whatever change the winter may
brng on In bilious complaints heavy colds and nsaIlnia-
nns they aio speedy rel e and TO the female consti-
utios they are principally applicable as many who nave
red them can certify. In tact. every one VINO nas USED
PARIS Life Pills Or nstillcd with new lte ior heT
hue tonic properties invariably restore the stomach To
an attendant on good health. The extent 70 which hey
rsed Europe among all classes of society IS beyond
conception than so 900 boxes are tasre od "eea
y showing that IL who them appreciate tneir "ots
They sold exclusively by the following agents, VIZ
Rushtoa Apinwa, druggists and chemists, 50 !" uani
street. llo Broadway and 10 Aston House.
Abraham Sands Co, bragg lists and chemists, granite bu'
ings rs Broadway, corner Of Chau,ber.street
p. Dcke, AIS Broadway, corner OF Lspenard street
John B. Dodd druggist, Broadway, of Bleeckeri
A w Badeau, Bowery Medicine S;ore 900 Bowery
John C. Hart druggist SS Grand, Norfolk
Syme,' Medicine Store, SIS Bewery of waker.st
A. B. Tripler, corner Fulton and Watersheds
Horace Everett druggist 6l Greenwicstreet 10 the
corner OF Frank lin.
J. J. Codiingon apo,hecaries 1T Hudson-,trect corner
of Springsreet
E. L. Cotton and spothecary, 26S Beecker-sueet,
corner OF Jones-strect-
J. wenover druggist and apothecary III Eighth Avenue,
BrcsvrWm Armstrong. seed drug and patent medicine
warehouse. ls43 Fultens,reei-
And wholesale at the proprletors office:
T. ROBERTS l. CO.,
* IN, Clarendon House cor DuaIe.st and Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
PRINTING INK MANDATORY

The subscriber has Tor Upward OF twenty-five years
bpes engaged in manufacture Printing Ink during
which time has been used extensively throughout The
United States. His long experience as manufacturer OF
Ink, and likewise practical Printer enables hl' 10 Tut"
ns his typographical brethren throughout The Union WHO
may favor him with their custom with Ink OF very Supe
ior quality, OF Interchangeable Color and reasonable
terms Tie Lax well calculated work on the colpo-
stion roller all descriptions presses now in use
The likewise manufactures Ink OF various caors
viz Red, Blue, Green, &c
Orders addressed TO his mauusc,ory Frontsree be-
tween Montgomery and East River
will be punctualy attended TO- GEORGE MATHER,
The above lax AT present this paper. o8 Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
Hymn for Chanpins's Funeral.

While get the harvest fields are white,
And few the soilipg reapers stand,
Called from his task before the night,
We miss the nightiess of the band.
Oh thou of strong yet gentle mind
Thy thrilling voice shall plead no more
For truth, for freedom. and mankind;
The lesson Of thy life is Ger.
But thou, in brightness far above
The fairest dream of human thought,
Before the Seat of Power and Love,
Art with the Truth that thou has sought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
HULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup.

Il tured Persons-Per.ons afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best Instrumental aid the world affords
application at the Office No yesey- TO either
careful TO examine HE back pad of fuIs trsses if
they are endor.cd BY Dr. He'll IN writing. None genu-
inc or 10 be relied upon good, without his signature
Many persons have undertaken veui limitations Of
Huls celebrated russes and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations relied upon they
made by unssful mechanics, and better Than
the ordinary tfus,es.
Rooos have been fitted up No yesey-street, e1clu
sively for ladies' having from the bust
department where female is constant attendance
10 wait upon female patients s2l I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
under
you want health

w W ''.It rf"''It1I
4 you abandoned Observation-Disclosures Cyrus Thomson
Geddrs, Onoudaga Co, and Dr. John Thomson Albany
New York have opened lnrmary at 4S Broome
where many OF the desperate OF Consumption
Raising Blood, Dyspepsia ntammatory Chronic Rieuma
si Scronla and Dropsy may be cured and rrany other
distressing complaints be removed after the failure OF
all other remedies Call and the patients the
nfrmnry under treatment from whom facts Ne learned
that would not be prudent for others to proclaim regards
their rapid improvement health. Also see The orr ginal
and complimentary letters from their Mnesties the Kings of
France aud Prussia, and massive gold medal Louis
have had upwards OF % year. each of experience in the
desperate diseases of the country, host tes
mony which they sdduce will certify among wick is
the opinion of three several smmtces appointed by the
Legislature of the State OF New York said prac
ce and Doctor homson's patients personally, in Albany
An interview with the patients at The Inrnary by others
that diseased will he satisfactory in the highest degree
the latter Cali and Them will nothing but
tire trouble of the visit Salt Rheum, Piles and scroula of
the worst kind cured. - I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
ia FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-Ths

M subscriber offers his Mansion House and Groaads az
Elizabeth PORT New Jersey, fsr sale Tor one OF
more years The property consists of good sea mooea
built house. finished in the neacst manner with maFnf
nanes, and good dry cellar with kitchen ani weod
house attached to1he house; excellent well Of Tar ne
large ering cisern with pumps in each; gosd pap a
ou;aouscs, all nearly new, and in complete repair Im
ground consists of about enclosed with ondnrnh
fences and laid in rnt yard, garden ko well 1oeha
with the choicest fruit from Princes and other
cellen bearing grape vines, Towering and other shrup,
plants. An additional quantity Of land can be bad oe
sired. The premises be utiiuy situated on .cha
slope, with the delightful prospect OF staten iaana ,
Sound, and adjacent country. The communication VIM VIM
New York very easy and requen,-ie steamboat, Of III
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company rualng ~
times day 10 ana from the city; and the passage ns
made by the New Jersey Railroad four FIVE tines aea
day. Possession given rmediaely For further pa'u's
lars enquire nj No. 80 Pearl street, the premkts
s22 roatf THOMASR. WUOD.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
- TWO FARMS FOR SALE-0ne

-. containing about 40 acres, situated about hfte me-
from Paterson. the turnpike leading from Paiefs1a
Hamburgh-he other situated about four n.es iron, ~
containing about 70 ncfes IN good state oil III,
pleasantly situated good buildings and well usefeo. ar
above Farms will be sold low any person wishing - ~
chase. For further particulars apply Ia Geo s6spp'
81 C1-sueel, N. Y or To Sherman Bfodawe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

Office is hereby gwen that proposals
will b. received the Inspectors Office the State
Prison Mount Pheasant, the second Wednesday in No.
vemb next at II O'Clock in the forenoon for contract To
with SO conyh the first Of December ensu
ing to be increased within year $50 for the term OF
five years making such kinds OF chains, wrought nails
bed shoves and tongs sadsiery cutlery and other
articles Of hardware OF which the Chief supply ior the
consumption of tho country is imported from ~Eoni me
United Satrsr Convenient shop room and tue WIN be
furnished Whoever takes the act must hnd Tools and
fixtures aad be subject TO the rules and regulators oil me
Prison. The payments must made monthly with credit
of u.ree months Satisfactory security will be required.
DAVID l. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleasant
Ssr,a, her $40 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRIsoN,l
Auburn Oct 10, 1912.
mt Office is hereby given. that sealed

Y 10 HeIUUy SIFtU, tIIdL sthItu
Proposals will be receiveaat oceo the subscrb-
er until u.sday Goth day OF December next al 10
A NJ Tor The services OF FenConvcts with privilege
increasing the same the NAV able furnish
any number not exceeding Three Hundred for the
Five years from the hrsi day of January next e.
poyed IN the manufacture of Files such
ery OF winch the Unch States is principally supplied by
foreign importation.
Sufficient shop room, suitably warmed and lighted viii
he furnished by the State.
Note Persons making proposals required the
amount per day offered for the o each Convict
and to urniss the OF the persons offered
surety III The Contract with their assent thereto;
the respective making proposals required
be present AT the time OF opening such proposals Dec
10th eber 10 person or by duly authorized agent
OILS tD20 HENRY POLHEMUS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

MORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
lSH NOTlCE.-wheroas, a. A. Samanos, of "a Broad
way, New-Sork, is making improper OF Mcsss
Morrison Co.'S appointment for the sale OF their Medi
cines- Tls IS therefore, inform the public that Mr.
Saluanos is authorized sell NORlSON'S PILLS
in New York, aad that MeSSrs. Morrsons only Agents in
New-fork are Mcssrs. FIRTH HALL, OF No. Frank
lin square, from whom alone the Medicines be had
uine. (Signed} A0RiSONT& CO.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, Lsndon,
June 18th. 1912 iyotf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
pss FARM FOR SALE-siruaisss 81. :.

Lyons, farms, New Jersey near me D sgIrsbes,
town und al,oal one hours ride from Jsrsey C spps
ing 20 acre, OF hrs rate land 8 OF beautiful sd
orchards containing about 200 trees nearly w ,t Aga
new House butn modern style also barn os
EXCELLENT water The above delightful S ssiss
md ana win he sod low If disposed Of - rsas
Of December next Part at the purchase money af yes
on bond and mortgage al per cent 70, sa o.. nre
WIN, Il. Whitloek, Ne. ia9 seuth-aress, N. J..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
limited STATES Tea Emporium,

" l2l, late l29 Chatham street, New-York, wholesale
reaj-Ihe Canton Tea Company continue 10 otter tor
sale fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the most delicious Id
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears
the stamp and elegance, and the Teas therein
are thoroughly secured from light and air that their quail
lily power will remain unspaired in any climate Their
system OF prosecuting business perhaps scarcely to be e.
celed II founded upon the MI. est regard 10 the rights
OF the customer, especially with respect 10 weigh 'and
quality and uDrraled cheapness All purchasers called
upon 10 return any articles which fail TO give them the tut
promptly refunded Country merchants, public establish
ent, heads OF families and hipmasters will hnd II dec-
ded advantage supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts the United States executed with
promptitude and despatch.
II The only warehouse in America for the sale OF ilor-
oua's celebrated Black Tea. s15 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
ia FOR SALf, OR EXCTiANiE.-A

it.Ea Farm at Shrewsbury Monmouth county, NewJef
>ey, consisting about thirty OF land The improve
Dents good Two story dwelling house and Kitchen
barn. wagon hoSe, and other necessary Grbnings SAID
farm ,iruated ra2d ea.fr from Shrewsbury
10 Red Bank, and about bal Inle i,sn tia steamboat
landing al Red Bahk The land Ia well enced stocked
with variety OF fruit trees and 10 good order and lie
sdence every 'eay desirable. The farm will he s)d 90
reasonable exchanged for productive property
NAN, Esq on he premises, or OF J. PAKMLY No. sBord
4 Ney.Y1rk S3ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
"a A FARM NEAR THE CITY.-f .,',i

AID Country Residence, containing Two pa. as g. TO-
rooms, kitchen, wood house, and pump usei gh
grther with SO Of superior aod highly ,. gs,s
iowa New Jersey one bird OF mile Of The so osr,sa
raiiroad, and II hours ride from New foIs " pa srs
ba u,s bes mostly bu d papersd and painted within I M
two years Par Of The purchase nonry nay . rsD
bond and mortgage. Inquire OF g. q: lnn g, Broad
street; Elirabehtown ~ D. or of sr GEORGE ~ Il, ro,a
YER the premises Gailoppg Hl on ~. s,srirs
N Springfield s@Ss---~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
S,EBRING'S RESTORATIVE Cor

A>N
~ dial No. 476 Broadway, ". Y.-This Cordial having
obtained u, celebrity account OF the many cures IL
has performed, 10 which II is adapted, the public
is respectfully informed that IT relieves Dyspepsia AMI other
disorders Of the IL is peculiarly adapted to
move those complaints not by constantly psyscng bu by
gthenng system. No greater mistake be made
suppose that Dyspepsia other disease arising
from debility be cured by frequent forced action
the bowels by purgativc medicines When this complaint
exists the already weak and every additional
dose tends make II more The CordGi, the con-
trary acting tonic renotbcns tho digestive organs,
and assists Than perform their functions nature de-
signed Hence found 10 be eiicncOus also in those
diseases peculiar feraeS, which arise frequently
from weakness than from aay other The Cordial
likewise certain for the Nervous Headache, and
affords relief almost all affections OF the system
II excellent preventive OF costiveness and low spirits.
The aged ard nm of both seSesand persons osedenary
habits prone costveness have experienced great benefit
era debility, good and Healthy appetite, gives
tone and vgOr The whole system and highly beneficial
as a tonic in convaesence from levers and other dis
orders In proof OF lis virtues in the above complaints The
public is referred TO The recommendations of eminent pysi
Clans well those OF respectable gentlemen who have
derived benefit from the OF IT, OF which pub
lished in the circular accompanying each bottle
The Restorative Cordial prepared and soid by the pro-
prieior 476 Broadway ~ " and by respectable drug
gss throughout the country Price 81 per bsle and So
per dozen Orders accompanied by The cash punctually
executed, and forwarded according to directions.
Sold ase By the Messrs. Rushon Aspinwa 90 william
sirssr. IN Broadway and 10 Aston House o5 ju
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
wa. FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm,

NA FOR SALE.-A valuable arm,
situate miles from New Brnnwiea NJ ., o, 10 10
acres highly cultivated about acres Of winch Is "eI -
land There is ON the Farm substantial d%e. Gu,
80 feet Also, large Barn and ocs sy
fruit much OF il rom the nursery OF Judge nus NE
Also, fine Peach Orchard this It's hrs Dea'ne rr in
above will sc sold low and on ensy efhi n"a * Iarad.
formation apply al 2I3 Front.stsert ooS------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
CTOVES-J. THOMPSON'S PRE-

~ rnTI, Russia Sheet Iron Parlor Store, Hall, Office,
and Nursery Stoves have been nine years and
are so well known that but LILLE need be said abou, them
The AmericsnnslDle has awarded me premiums Tor
The be and cheapest in the market Their great al.
vantage others u.s. that they have ash pipe which
carries of the light ashes, so troublesome other Stoves
and so injurious furniture and nerchandse These stoves
are so!d with the privilege trying weeks and
returning them without charge if they do prove saiac.
tory Although they the cheapest o III the market
now, til. prices just reduced from 10 10 10 per cent
These for sale RETAIL and orders taken tor
wholesale at the following paCe-:
ROBERT CUNNIS CHAM, 1876 Greenwich 81, N Y.
w. WILLIS CO., 179
w H. SWEET 214 Canal street, n. !.
J. w BALDWIN X CO., Kingston. n. Y.
A. J. i II. COFFINS. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
G. II. STOUT, New Brunswick, n. J.
BACKUS Il BROTHER, Newark, N. J.
Orders sent the subscriber will be promptly attended
TO- JONATHAN THOMPSON.
Railway N J.. Sept. 22d. 1872. s23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
L EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers

II EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers
for sale No. 81 Waterstreet wholesale and RETAIL
orr, Patent aud improved Alright constructed
Tor burning either wood coal Over Five thousand OF
these Stoves sold the city OF Boston last season. and
ound to be the most economical the consumption fuel
OF any stove heretofore introduced They recommend
ed particularly by physicians for heating Tor The
sick and persons afflicted with consumption have iound
great relief The of the above Stove the air prasuced
being of more temperature than possibly he pro-
duced 10y any other stove how offered 10 the public Please
call and es anime yourselves, before purchasing else
where ID. d. WENDELL. No. 23l Waler>t
oSiF % door from Beekman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
o1& VALUABLE FAKM FOX SALEI-

situated 10 orbporr about three miles from is ~
lage OF Elmira, County OF Chemung, ~ rs 81
Creek, containing 2s3 acres OF land rSss 40,
which is under excellent improvement. "a Rsrs,
two Houses and two Orchards on the Fafn s,,o 100
Sheds, Ic. and IL could be very easily dIvgta 10 ne
parts. It is considered 10 be Of the bcs, rsl
neishborhood and will be sold on reasonaee ., ora
Inquire OF A. LAMB, No. 500 Fourin-ss,s
oI6Itsr A KONKiE, village Of ElnII.--~--