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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

x1AITABfE STAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE-The
subscriber oilers sale privately his tract oil Land con-
tanning 761, acres This lies the waters {" sau'oh
river ferry Charlotte county, there are 2l acres
lp grounds portion of which as fertile a. any
Virsia high land OF very superior quarry ana zoo"
he,,, and contains upwards or 800 of well im-- wood
land and some very highly improved tobacco lots and nearly all
of l,r aale land high al improvement Iher Is
also On IN. river Fishery belonging said tract yielding u
rim. the plentiful supply Of fish there are several apple
and rach this portion of which Is o i' most
choice Mind o; The dwelling house large and comno
dious IN bulng good repair containing ten ronns
movements This land lies remarkably WE'LL and ~ situated ~
healthy and section OF country ana ~ drienu
There situations desirable for
family residence
Ii this sold privately before Tuesday the Isl uay OF
Soyeme next shall that day. the premises, sell 1t al
public aucon highest bidder, on the following terms:
10 be paid first day of May next, the residue
Of the purchase money he paid Two equal annual install
nents the from the day Of sale bond VIII
security will I've required OF the purchaser anu deeI
Of trust land further security. ~
~ b. private sale should be made due notice WI t gwen.
-Js
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80 Richmond Enquirer.

let, ,u,ltss.d taree times geek curing ~ -
TIE ksiH" and tuiee week dsr,sg ths rese " He s
&i,, L-'s:rrrpNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
IN ANN and Three Dollars for six months,
Rive - !, naid The Office, or rei'teu oy man. FoS
81 IN at' i r annun n the end OF the year.
- M. Office may be reunited per maii' III so 20 III
yi ddes =, the risk of the Editors fae postage q az
as,r BANS ,sr ri,ers-rhe postage oi s'hsle 'e'e
w sa" M ,n,nt 10 the writer. II Is the accoihnla'o" :"
.iteS -" ',.ns,ye business when operates as " SCI 100
,-r Elliot for nine papers, annually shall haveth
i ira'is. q,revs OF ADVERTISING.
80, lines or less, mrs, INSERTION 10 cenls' i"i
ia' .,ry.n-- - Goats ,.t ,,.;th the ADVANCE
40 ~ ''- ,rr. must he accompanied Win e ~u'~>N
tf'' .' ", ~ ,siirencss, 10 insure eNeen,on' , 3,
Z q, ad,. iiisas may ain"nn' 10 Si"' p "a 49, sr,
rtlo' ,i. al 30 per cent? and 10 So' oi iopcI .o'''
i. 4Ai W." solicitation Of several oil our Guy ifen"
r u ';,.I IN take limited hummer ot seal'! au
ae ~ !, altogether unnecessary 10 say any '"N
'' w IMAGES likely 10 result thercirom 10 e "n
81 W -, easire circulation Of our paper IN tue eou'
ifl "a. fart that annual advertisements Nv =
r. -Al 80, ,. ersrs paper and oncsa wees ~ cry ,n
.r',, wv - v.sers viii he strictly limited however, y. Wv
AT $50. IN onr general crmSi-and tn S'nRe n 81,
.le nav oro rata ia. enlargement oeyona lie
pal Az .y snail the privilege oil chansne ' '
,'sr qs tlcy please, without any adniti"ha e"s''
n, Us,ln. are the terms o. annaa' 500
Fo; .lia'e' 6 10
twice a week, ~
~ l, mes and Marriages from the country, "hehes
n ,ndyrns il Al this once inuS ee au.'.cn
i ,n .,nrSaon of he Postmaster III Tie ht'shp.no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06
ARTHUR a. M0ESON,
JAS. NJ. MORsON,
JAS. A. Seldom,
Executors Of William Aorson, deceased.
sp-1
July

THRUST SAE-pursuan Deed Of Trust executed 10 the
subscriber by Herbert Anderson, hearing date the ION DAY Of
November ls4 and If record In r Clerks office 81 taolht
County Court he will, Monday, The l2h day "i Selenp
being Caroline County Court day. nj the Tavern owe
and occupied bv the said Herbert Anderson, II the Rowing
Green proceed SELL Tor cash, 10 he highest bidder al pb
auction parcel o Land, lying and heins ~ ie s"
county of Caroline bounded the lands Of Robert
Lewis George John r. Turner Thomas C. Clayton AMI Others
hundred and ten more Or less on "hc
land Is a dwelling and convenient out houses Also
snoh Land situated and lying in said comfy OF
Caroline, known by the name If the Bowling Green evef
containing so acres more less bounded by The lands OF St
saunders p. Voolfolk aud others This latter tract, situated au
the Court house, has upon il large and c"ninodou
IN good repair with all convenient out houses,
stainless aud other which renders ve
for At tho time and place, WIZ ne
sold all the Furniture belonging the snd tavern and me o
lowing slaves, Mary and two Children Nalvna and hen,
eannl Brutus julius Caroline, Charles, Smon Rita, William
and Julia all OF which believed 10 be likely slaves suen
only vested the subscriber will he cnnveyri IN INC
purchasers. = e. SCOTT, lfnsue
Bowling Green AUGUST 9. 1872. I'll
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twice a week,

's ares and Marriages from the country, whenesr'
y ,,ndwrinei unknown atthis oioe, must .. au.c
i % nlorsaton ofthe Postmaster i'll the neishna.no"u
fn ma csp he published. every measure thal nls
mpo.,ons and qu'zzes, has proved ne,e."
".,,ins-We must, tEcreiore, Insist III s.eh eae
Ne helm certified by the name o the t"s'S'ei
~, -. ~ heck Of theietterj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

UNIVERSITY OF virginia. Meeting of Tue Board of
u ysiters will place Monday The i?th Of sepleoe
purpose lne the vacant cnar IN Inc HG" m
the Dr. John P. Emmett late Professor nose aesous
Of becoming applicants wishing amy particular ,o,o
will address ,be Judge Henry ST. g. Tucker
Chairman OF the Faculty University who will lay them be-
fore The Board. ,,r1, p r. nv,
'ibbiS - ~ 3t-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

WE engage for the scholastic year OF ten months pit
w os lady ar rentgman well qualified teach all the
branches an English educnon together with French and
,ls The school will not consist Of than seven pupils,
ibe eldest Twelve wears of age and Is situated retired and
healthy neghhorhood miles from and quar-
coun,y Va References will be required hy all who apply
Terms will he liberal and application must be made by address.
ing letters poet paid, Dr. VIM Bankhead Guhheys Depot
Caroline county, Va ., o.
Sept. . of-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

T AW SCHOOL AND MOOT COURT propose 10 under,
IL Of Law Cnss and the management o
Court Isl sufficient class SHAH be
formed Justify aud labor Of course o Lectures
The course To commence the 1T Of October, and cad
on The Isl of May ir. S4o one half advance. No
ira charge fuel lights, stationery, use al books The
Lectures will be delivered office" where coed IN"
and miscellaneous library The u" the elass
The Moot Court will be held week ami vii, by turns
he opened County Court, Court OF Law and
Chance District and Circuit Court Of the T. =, General
Court and of Appea-And the pupils WI successfully
act rs Shers Clerks Jurors and Judges well a. Lawyers
conduct proceedings appropriate different Courts.
Young lao join the class will leave their
my office, Main street. . - -
CARTER NJ. BRAXTON.
Braaton having made ia" IN accomplished
the her daughters will he pleas
receive under her charge few young ladies' 10 VIII be
instructed in all the useful aud ornamental branches oil female
education nj the uuwing prices the Of ten months.
Reading WIRING Arithmetic GRAMMAR Geography, History,
&C. &C. 500 French Sla Painting Sis and Music $50 Fonr
ladies will he accommodated with board nj $780,
payable advance The School in Tie basement uf
of August
Richmond August 23. 3l-tlO
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Williamsburg, August 30, ls4o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

Foreign. News from England received 10 the
4th inst. There is little of interest. Some of The
British papers complain of the new treaty, as Civ
ing the advantage 10 the United States.
| The American Tariff is uniavorabIy received
in En- Ian |. Birmingham and other seats of BrIt-
ish manufacture will suffer severely by its opera
ton The French do not view it so unIavorahIy.
! A destructive conhagration had taken place nc
Liverpool. From Ia to 20 lives were lost 10y the
falling OF building, and property TO the amount
Of hnlt million sterling desl Dyed.
There is nothing later from India or China.
Letters from Paris state that the frequent con.
fereuces between L0rd CONVEY, The Brush Mn
lister and NJ. Guizot likely to result IN the n
dopon OF commercial reat., 10 he followed by
the ratification OIL The part OF France, Of the hth-
erto repudiaed convention Tor extending The linn
its within which mutual right of search shall be
in force.
The news from Circassia and Daghestan, con-
nues unfavoI able TO The Russian arms.
Fram .Monroria (.4fica)
Engagement piih Siarer-The bnais of II. b.
NJ Roller, (RoIIa p have lately had severe
contre with the VnIiudore. The VnlIadore las
made some halt dozen successful trips, ench time
carrying full cargo of slaves. The Roller fell
in with her a few days ago, and attempted 10
board her with her boats. She remained perfect
" quiet until The boats went alongside, when the
me-, board opened Calling fire upon them
with heavy charged bunderbusses. Eight of The
Rollers men, including two officers, were
severely wounded, and The boats forced to retire
precipIiatey. The VaIladore is remarkably swift,
and of course escaped.
A few days be fore the engagement referred to
in the above. the Roller engaged in DESTROY
ing a Shaving establishment at Soona Soulinn ~
The destruction was eff ced, but at the hour
cargo OF slaves was shipped off about thirty miles
to the windwnrd, from point which the Roller
up to the period had been Investing in close block
AIDE for some two or three months.
The Rev. o. X. Garfield, faithful missionary,
died on the 9th ofMay, a, Sellra kroo. The death
OF the Hon. William c. Baker is announced in the
Luminary. He was born in the STATE OF yandi
in 1908, aud enigrated to Africa in 1888.
An africans Idea efhe Creation of .Man-Kng
Yardoo, of the Goulah country, during recent
puaver with one of the Liberia missionaries, gave
him the following account Of the manner in winch
God made man
"Frst he came down in the morning, and wor-
ked all day long, making white men in America,
and gave Them plenty of good sense. Then he
came came ulong in The dark, about midnight,
and made counlrymen all black, and because
he wanted to get home before breakfast, he never
waited TO give lis any sense at ALL but told to
make war, raise rice and cassada, eet dumboy and
pepper, aud that is ALL"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
POETRY.
THE NURSERY TALE.

oh did not you hear In your 0ursery,
The tale that the gossips tell,
or the two young girls that came to drink
AT a certain fairy well 2
The words of the youngest were as sweet
AS the smile of her ruby lip,
But the tongue Of the eldest seemed to move
AS If venom were on its lip.
AT tho well boggar accosted them,
"A sprite in a mean disguise y
The oldest spoke with a seotuful brow,
The youngest with fearful eyes.
Cried the fairy, Whenever you speak, sweet girl,
Pure gems from your lips shall fall
But whenever you utter a word proud maid
From your tongue shall a serpent crawl
And have you not met with these sisters Of,
In the huunts of the old and YOU g
The first with her pure unsullied lip
The last with her serpent tonguei
Yes the first is Coon NAruRE-diamonds bright
On the darkest theme she throws
And the last is SLANDER-leaving the slime
Of the snake wherever she goes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
VOL. 81, NO. s.-wHoLE NO. 1880.

| the better organization .r,,iuo. ami dscinline of
the whole nilitin or Tho II,,,nr' '"N
Resolved, Tina, laws esemn,iny p.r,ic,,lnr chs
impose Its bur,bens and LarJsiins unon others
are uneuunt ou,,ressive and minis, ,nI shouId be
abolished
Resolved, That The J.epislnture of This State.
has no constitutional ,ipht 10 caIl one of lis CHI.
zens into the public service to the preiudice of his
private affairs without nllowinp him n reasonable
CONDENSATION.
Resolved, That WI bnve creo, resncc, for the
currencv cnILd Lo,or I'll Fit ~ s.;.I,,,,.o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
Remarks Of Nh VH0S on The Rtsoiuiion relative TO
The BANKRUPT LaW,

Mr.. " said he did not design to discuss The mer-
us OF the resolution al this time but he wished TO
make few suggestions on The importance Of its
passage. Ii was we'll known that majority of
the House Of Representatives had voIed for the
repeal of the Bankrupt law hefurG the LIST OF Feb.
ruary last, The Tine limited for The law take ef-
feet; but the Senate had rejected The hill Ivy one
nnjprily That ma GRITTY was given 10y the Hon.
Henry Clay, person hoIdiug conspicuous place
III the minds Of the people, who voted in oppos-
ton to express instructions from The Legislature
OF his state. Ii was also well known that both of
our Senators had, just previous to the close of the
last session. voted against the effort made 10 re-
peal the law. lie cast 10 reflections on our Sem
alors; but il ;Iey had voted contrary to the wish
es OF their constituents, It was important that they
should know it, II The question Of repeal should
b0 brought before the Senate al the next session
OF Congress, as il undoubtedly would lie, their
votes might decide the question. lie hoped tie
resolution would pass, and that the law might he
repealed, and the country be rid of law de-.
strucve to the common rights aud interests ofthe
Wliue peOule,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
STATE MILITARY CONVENTION.

Dff' w VT"N
The Convention met agreeHhly TO n previous
call, and temporarily orgnnized by choosing Gen.
+. b. RANSOM, President, Cot. Gro. G. PRATr,
SecrefVg, aud on molonoi Gen. A. Cushtnnu Tie
To- 0wing named gentlemen appointed q.
committee To report business for this Con veuiinn :
Capt =. Partridge Gen. Smith, Col. DAVIS, Ii.
H. II. Hammond Col Gleason.
On motion OF Co. Peat, the following named
gendemrn were appointed Il Committee to nom-
Gate silicer5 tor tins Convention, viz. Gen. A.
Cnshuan, Gen. Flint, Col. Pcck.
On motion Cot Pralt, |oicd that when this
convention do adjourn we adjourn TO meet at this
place az bali past six O'Clock DIS evening.
BeS9iucd That the chair he requested TO notify
the President OF the Senate nnd speaker If The
House OF Represt natives, of tls Con, culion, aud
rough t!icn request tie meiubcls of The Senate
and House 10 attend and take part IN lis debern-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
SENATE.

CLOCK r. NJ.
Resolution. BY Mr. Stevens, relating to the
grand list, pissed and referred to the select COM
rn'nec on thai subject.
Mr. llubbell asked to he excused from serving
on tho select committee raised Oh the grand list.
Mr.. II. was excused.
Blu, relating to fees of referees, auditors and
witnesses, reported by MIR. Bartlett with proposed
amendments: rCud and laid on the table.
To give time for conlniitces To MIXTURE bust
ness, un morton of Mr.. Cuts the Senate Adj,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

euHIed 10 seat; adopted. Also, that Lucius
benson, OF Burke, was postmaster at the time
oi his elec'lon aud is mol entitled to his sent Mr.
DenIsou was elected when absent from his town,
ana forwarded resignation Of his Office Of post
master, to which he has received no reply. The
resolution was adopted. Also, that Jona Hough-
ton, OF keadsboro', had not resided in his town for
one year preceding his election, and is not entitled
to a seat in this House; adopted.
The reports yesterday communicated by the
Governor were ordered TO be printed.
The Governor communicated the report of a
bill on the militia, from the committee last year
appointed on that subject, which was referred to
committee on Military AffaIrs, und 300 copies or
dered to be printed.
On motion of Mr. Pettibone. ordered that when
the House adjourn, it be to Monday morning.
Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
FRIDAY
SENATE.

Prayer by the chaplain.
BiHs-By Mr. Field, in alteration of the act re.
la,ng to the grand list; twice read and referred
10 the select committee on that subject. by Mr.
A. Allen, extending the jurisdiction OF justices IN
certain cases ; twice read and referred TO select
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28
2 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
SENATE.


Rendition From The House, on repeal of The
bankrupt law; taken up and passed without de
bate, yeas a. nays none.
Petition of Lebbeus Edgerton, late Superin-
iendent for building the State House presented
by Mr. Blodget aud referred to CON. on Claims.
Bils-In addition to chap. 100 Of X. S. rela-
laling TO sheriffs], called up by Mr. Blodgeu whn
proposed an additional section, in Amendments, fix
inge penalty, not exceeding two hundred dollars
on an officer, Tor the offence of improperly spenk-
ing 10 jury, or suffering another SO TO speak, in
case of o jury before justice amendment adopt
ed, and the bill passed TO a second reading
Reports of the the Bank Inspector aud Bank
Commissioner communicated by the Governor,
reud aud referred Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced. by Mr.. Peck, TO pay Sylvia
nus Ripley, referred to committee Of CLAIMS; 10y
Mr.. Wins, 10 distribute the school fund among
the several towns referred TO committee on edu
cation: by Mr. Marshn in addition TO sec %
chap. CD r. s., referred TO judiciary committee. BY
Mr. Van Scklen, 10 prevent the importation OF
panpers into this state, referred TO Judiciary cola
mitlee.
Petition. OF Harry Bingham and others, for
division of " indsor county; laid on the table.
Adjourned
FRIDAY, Der. 81, 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

testimony To controver the certificate of the mag
siraie before whom the dispositions goinst Ne
11dltlson were taken those sustaining the recom-
mItmeht doing It on the ground that this testnlo-
ny should be admitted On the other hand it was
commended that the admission OF the testimony in
question would NOT materially alter the case. Tho
motion to recommit was sustained by .Messrs tlar-
rlngton, Baker, Peuibone, Rice of S, and Villas,
opposed by Mrssrs Shafter, Garfield, Prentiss
woodbridge and Roscoe aud rejected, ayes 80,
noes liz.
The Governor communicated reports of Audi
tor in the Treasury, of same on School Fund, of
Commissioners OF deaf, dumb blind, and insane
and the Auditors abstract.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
Practienl Details Relating TO the Organ
iZaf;on Of Association.

Ia our two last articles. explained how the
inhabitants Of an Association wo.ld be paid IN
teres1 on their Capital: we viii now briefly point
out how they would be reniunerated for their Labor
and SI, which wall prove conclussely that there
Willie noconiounding and mingling OIL Interests.
liz a true System OF Associations individual In
tcrst- should not be sacrificed in ans way to those
of The Mass. They should remain d,tinct:z and
mathematical justice should be done every Being,
Man loves ticeinstinctivcly if ais mind is fully
developed 50 appreciate it, he will always be
satisfied when he knows that Justice is done him,
even II hiy desires arc not realized When
Napoleon, after battle asked n Company which
OF It's Braves deserved the Cross of the Legion of
Honor. the soldiers who had given proofs Of the
greatest ntreridity and bravery were unanimously
poin,el cut; no one cnimed for himself the reward
yvlica he felt that he cNcclled by others in acts
and cnar9v Man then loves Justice in-riuc,ivrly
af, systcn mus, be devised in whici, exact jus
ticc will be done TO all Extending tins principle
10 pecuniary matters, we sly=lhat every person
Man. Woman and Chill-mus, receive the entire
amount of the product profits of their Labor and
Skill, and the hopors to which their Genius may
enitle them.
Every Being lovcs alsozhis Independence, and
wishes TO preserve his individuality or Personality
distinct and inviolae This sentiment must also
be fully satisfied. Wemention these things because
we wish TO impress upon the mind of the Public that
iilc cn Of merging the Individual in,hc Mass is
pnsnotl 10 our Principles, andthalno sacrifice OF IN
divdual Rights and Feelings. and M subsection OF
individual VIII the pretended Good Of the Com
munity must take place. Any system which re-
qurcs it, and which caSnol satisfy the whole ma
ture CT Man-satiSfy his desires and aspiralons-
is false and corthleSS.
Hence Community of Property and an Equal
Division Of Property are 10 be condemned, because
they do not gave 10 each individual the product OF
his Labor Capital and Talent Abolilionof hcrcdi-
tary Property, which has been advocated By Mr..
BrownSon and some others, is also false because
the Individual has Il right, exercise his VIII over
thai which is really his, and that is his which his
Labor and Talent have produced
t 7heremu nder nj thus ereie IS u,apoidaJg croatid
Duf, Dulu I SiLIib r cU iD-py
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
7yFOI0GICATTXClR SIONS.-Ar-
DTILDING MATERlNS--l00000

BrirL. $50 SETS Of Window Frames ana Sa>heS, $50
ar m ills and Inels OF granite and brown nov re;
moving IRON, stores pa,i->treei, good order or SAFE
low ii applied Tor immediately tHio u
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
mn ow at the same place. on Tuesdays
ID OFFICES TO LET.-Sutes of

2rA OFFICES TO LET.--Sujtes of
ROOMS in The 2i ami sd stories OF the large brick
3uIlng the south OF. and fronting on Broad
gay and Waist Entrance No. !. Wall The
and finished in style suitable Tor private apartments
Each suite n, folding doors. Having the gound OF
Trinity Church ward in and being the
transactions, -" places cds be found To
equal them combined advantages OF pleasdn,ness OF sill
busin.>, Inquire No. Wall
-ireet or of mlt J. VI ELY ~ futODS.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
"a NO ROOkRlNnERS. pnckct-Rook

i..H Makers. &c.-LOFTS To =Lfr-Two Lots. -
ieet square let cheap Toa HnokMndrr the rent would
be, taken ont IN work. Apply on tho premises 10
NIL 6f,otl WV. OSBORN.33 Wlian-St. a
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
Z = ; u u 4 y Y
Or, Principle OF True Organization OF Society.
OBJECTS OF ASSOCIATION /:

OUR EVILS ARE SOCIAL, POLITICAL; AsD POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18

Attractive rdusrvGen Richessecurc and Profitable
Investment Cap:a-just Division 0. Profits nlEersai
fducatio,.-Free Development OF all Talents and Clarac
ters-t,oa Life-ty-Mora Intellectual and Physical Ele-
ya,fou OF Mart nity- III .,ctionand Interests.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
~ TO=LET. for sale OF eNchanse-Ihf

House. ans, sable. with half an acre gT'uu.
lclt Tie north corner OF Filth Avenue and l.5it
rect. Apply nj 300 GTeenujCt->trect. n5tt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
re EOR. SALE.-A valuable Country

X.Sa I UTt tNN IT.-N NTIIIdITF CUUIIII
-, Seat in thu, town o JsnNca. l.. !. The Subscriber
Tor ale hl> Property part thereof as may SUIT APP
rcan,S with from to ., Ia land, all hiie Tor
gardening purposes with spacious front OK ISL feet divided
IN wh.iruit and ornamental trees the middle
section highly improved, with nil the conveniences IN sui
VI genitei family, with variety OF choice rult IN The season.
ornamental trees, berries and grape vines IN ahunhance
tn. ho>, i, y,ry substantial modern built out houSe'S
barn md fences all and complete order. The whole
property Will br sold ut price. make it desirable IN
yeSlmen yaft view OF proving The adjoining Sec
tou. T. rrn, very favorable upon APPLICATION address
tpo>i 0aId) j., II. FpiLlpN,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
l-.4sa FOR SlLt.-Thc three story Brick

TTVTT~V lN.NI7"N'II
,arlri.>trtc, between Madison cnry-.trrei,. The
toli> - by 81 feet the House p by 10 -t with II inch
walls bull hy days work under the .nperlntcniencs OF ar
,;-or%t iceland. There ire places IN tho House,
ever, otwhc finished with marble chimney plrcr.
There adry cellar uult h, whole, pases and divided
.to several apartments treprooi as-hou>e nndrr The
IRE place aud the who'll, IA complete 0r"r he
premises ay ID. rrn every day between ue hours OF l.
fnl=5ocI0r-. For urilier particulars apply To
~ tRl%NtII. iiNItf.N \ CO, "a >outh-street-