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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

vaIs'y o. es'is some Of which ne viii proceed -
The first great evil produced by this svssn
other nations to adors retaliatOry systems Of NIL
to England market for her manuiae,arel ,r;.,.
of her refusing them sale oflhe prolacis
gland IS manufacturing country Upon her NJ.
her prosperity IS based With her rnanaf,c,.,;.-
that Of The whole nation is Identified c.;..,.
arm OF her staengtb ana the whole boly poI;c -
Close up the ports of foreign nations % The fb,;.
nfactares, and the starvation of.he peopl,. or ii.
of the government will be the inevitable Consso,....
BIT. Si Robert Peel con,enls that En.llnt So.
tural country that her ovn internal resources ra,
ped are capable of snsiarnng greater popaIaia =.
even contains; that she can sps'an hersslf 49,
duets of her soil. AM by her manalaciuFes ~,
all the nations ofthe earth paY tribute Ifbis asss-
true then why those scenes Of starvalioa and u,ss
which every town AMI viI,ga presents to the eyeo.s
Ger 2 Why the arr 81 filed with the marnas dis,
tent Why cannot the great premier himself ap9s4. S,
lie without being asSailel by the curses AL exsr
the FINISHED mnlsitule2 Why is il that he 81 Of ss5
glare ofbarning Ell esq The honorable n'uissf "a.
mst .ixn when he expects deceive himself aal lie ~
By such locc. The truth is tao plain thai Eaglal r d
present aoverowing popnti,n must derive the ssas
sistence from foregn c,anries; untu-e lno.l Is M
to be an gfi,ltr.i nrip1 an S.r Rl 'eft Peel nis
famous coz lrofs with nj shef gea IT. n5asl a.
devise any artificial system. that will make her 50
If instead of closing up her orts to other coauls
nd would open them. and freely Interchange her eaal
lies with ali parts of the world if she Only gsv'i,
admission 10 bread that prime article Of necessity aR
classes. she coull fa flourish, AM ex.enl be-
anl inn lsncc further anl f,rther every year Wafa
the narrow. selfish uasoei policy SIC is n1T Pl.s'l.
SeAsag. erefy thing aaa 6agiag notiiag she IS Posi
the resentment of her ish5of<-5ilIias a. aa'lga
rival m ,Aa.tlfes. b. i,A5 thither haf 5ast o2nf
withering the physical energies Of her peoa!e-l9s
their moraIs--eradca,ing from heir minds all aaebe'
LOYALTY 10 the government and sowing in their seails
isf.c.ion and dscorl. which long may nv0vel' s
country in ail the horrors Of civil war.
That this will be the result, any one who he's ol'
signs Of The times mus be thoroughly convinced laa
,;n of the late riots the warie demonstrations ofse
tis,s cannot be mistaken BY any whose vision
scnred by salfsaness or prejudice. The train IS as
and needs bu, the ghtnings Fash TO set it On rei aai
the British ministry adopt some measurfs ofisi'd-
measure that will tighten the Calling yoke Of b
which IS now crushing the whole people 10 the eini
my EXPECT to see them ere long. rise in their sfn
with torch and sword in hanI avenge their wrongs 3D.
dicate their rights long tfamplei upon by their
onoressors. oNE5
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

AoRIcULru AT a meeting Of the Agricultural Soe
y of Marshali County 81 lturday the 4h lust
solved that meeting oft Society be held the first Sat
urday July organize elect Officers and adopt bye
laws for the government ofthe Society As subject OF
deep interest the farming portion Of the community
earnestly desired that every farmer will be there. lend
helping hand |, is time were doing soneihing the
cause of agriculture. While other States taking
tAe important work. should stand idly By
permit tie ousrp in the march of improvement
We solicit the patronage of farming friends pledge
ourselves devote portion Of our coanns useful agr
cultural information e9 Ssssk Se =
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17
For the Holly Springs
BRITISH CORN LAWS.

Mr. EpIroR As the press Of this country has fer many
months pas been tecmin2 with articles this subject may
appear suPererosatory in say any thing upon
the presen. time II tax. for granted that there
many who though they have heard much the subject
are nevertheless goorant of lis hope shtii b.
deered altogether CT place. if through the medium of
your columns endeavor bring distinctly before The read
ers the general principles which involves an
lead him. so far am able perception Of the effect
which the present policy Of Britain. the subert Of the inn
pottaon Of has hel trade and the moral
and social condition ofthe people AMI the general prosperity
Of the nation.
Cra has been the subject ofiegslaion in Engllnl ever
since the conqa by William the Norman. Bat the OBJ
iec of the laws Of those days far different from
what is L. provide the llborag cilsses with
an abundance ofhe fis of -fo place bread with
10 the reach fevery For This The expectation
corn was prohibited under heavy penalties and m2orta
ton so far from being prevented By bera restr cons was
eeneror sly encouraged by Parliament The eff this
system beneficial iii the highest degree Bread ben
cheap every class Of society being povlal with uol
Of gool health AMI prevailed throughout the
Kingdom Trade auI commerce furnished manfactures
spuc m every town AMI village the peopl. happy
and the nation prosperous
Bat change ofthis policy took place. The landaolss
deenng 50 beralv prejnlicl their ineress
termned shit their policy. and to legIae solely with
view 10 the promotion of their individual welflTe Ae
cordin ely during the IN of William S Mrr thy procu
red an act parliament be passed. whe offered ber al
bounty on all wheat ported iron the kingdom Restrictions
on lis importation imposed in the shape
of les aud thus every obstacle thrown the way
ample snpp of food for the poor anaAi all this too Il
sabserve selfish purposes of the lnIh)lers othe King
These minded plnpeied aristocra,s wiedin
all the poYer parilmen have departed fem th line
poiic which they thus commented hu deaf the
their suffering of the dictates i
iice aui humanity, have pealcous!y adhered up h
preseritim
The system ia force the most oppressive perhaps tha
ever devised for the aegfaldz few the
pense ofthe many, may be expanel in sw words whcr
the price the Eoglish market only 6a sh
ngs per qastcr the daty exaeted Is Cd As the pr,e
rises the duty falls, until 7s Per quarter the daty onl
shilling
1 The ostensi5le Object of this scheme make the npo
aton of of The English crosn--th
real oneto protect the agricultural nteferes ofihe gre
aniholers lie expense ofshe poorer c.sses. No
any discernnent who has refcted onihe subject
have flsd perc that such an onerons du
as Ell As 81 upon every 6e shillings wheat must opera
total prohibitions except fshe failure of crops
England Operating thus how is it possible that brin
any additional revenue The treasury And if does
have the effect to increase the pecunay
tion certainly can be productive Of no benefit bu as
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

If the editor Of the glz will only we did not
rade law license and that dill perjury
upon members the High Court will do the clean
thin and pletev rtaStae himself IN good opinion
Al all events. have notion Ola flmy q2arrei. We
wish keep all hard yngs an loos for the espe-
cia benefit of ocofoco ediofs.-.SoDkaroa.
Most willingly do take buck" all that said about
the law license. and equally wiling admit now,
that the editor Of the snedsd prefer the
charge Of perjury against any members the Court Upon
this presume bo;h parties may bury the lhav aal
10 future only against foe,5e advocates
Of the patent lstter-day democracy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

JAaEs's NEw NovEL The enterprisiag publisher o.
the NV Void has Just Issued 'aioaLEv ERssrErs or
TENANTS THE HEaRr." novel By james a, IS Sd
single copy. and 81 for copf forwarded BY mail
At newspaper postage any part othe country 70 the
lovers OF literature ard novel sedrg bster opportunity ms
been Offered of Obtaining the latest aud best novels at
such reduct prices
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

S1LK--'The amount of RI, " sille which was
United States during the las, year. sstilna fe
missioner of patents to be about 500 0a9 Poanls d
e5 per pound. the value OF which is placed eP
make the sum of Sl50.000
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

MuRDER--We learn, that last Wednesday nigh
MIR. Mcclellan, of North atfasani. she. Miles Allen who
lied yesterday at O'clock AicCllan mas been aken
md IS N the hands the olosr~ ofhe law
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

Holly SPRINGS FEnALE lssTIruTEs-We are f.qurs-i
ted thu: the price Of board the Iastiute will be 5
month"; half ad vance. instead Of a5o as hefes
fore advertised
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

Ne tste or impostint news fom Washington City The
fIon. Willie p Manga Senator fom Month Carolina. has
been elected PresiIn oflhe sn in place of Samuel l.
sonlhad who has resIgned on .ccoano Of bad heaILh.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

Mn T. FASSlss, tof Nashille Ten will preach in the
coust House. al half past 10 A. Saturday and Sunday
next.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-17

The Texans still going ahead, with their preparations
for the invasion Of Mexico, which takes place month
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Or. Erans' Lcaulfuing LoiioN

'' N$'""' ''""'g y'"S tSV''V"'
HIGHLY esteemed for curing NIL eruption, coarsness
rcdncss, md pmpes on the face, nick hands aud
eifctaly cleansn. the complexion and removing all dis
eases Of ihcskin
Nothing contributes much TO general success, re
e,aS nm engaging first appearance. This oton Is sdmnr
AZ most fragrant, mild safe wash mud greatly esteemed
for its virtue, IN cleansing, snfenins aud purin ing the
skin NJ all cruptionc injurious 10 female beauty, and
restoring it to high degree oi purity.
beautiful and healthul complexion Ia the pride nj all
who possess it, and the envy those who deprived Of
it.
good appearance Il the best recommendation; md
the beauhina lotion purlcI the skin, and removes NIL
pmpes hlnches. tan sunburn, and rcduess aud produ
ces bennnl hue, it is the only cosmetic lady should
use nj her toilet
Gentlemen will also ind his delightful remedy TO re-
move all ronghness, pimpcs, rnsworms, spots, reness
soreness OF the ace and ind every hind Of eruption
on the surface of the human hody 1t il particularly rec
ommoned to gentlemen 10 he uScd ncr shaving, As II will
prevent the otherwise certain effect OF all soap
IN turning the beard prcnaturey grey.
For sale wholesale and retail by FOSTER + D'cKIY.
SON sole proprietor, and Successors to A. Hitchcock co..
III Green street, Utica. ~ Y. WOODSTOCK, j. Ross,
Jr. Druggist; White River Village, j. C. Brooks; West
IInrtfordW. ~ SlcclSharon, W DowncrR alton, Down
er Ncvans Il Fish; Undsor, 4. & II. Warlncr. l2jly
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM

VBN!ilS Balsam is now offered the public from a fu
conviction that II is superior any other medicine
NOW In nse fnr the various diseases o the chest s effects
were frs tested in private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the most signal bene, from ii In diseases tho
most distressing and alarming.
The preraer Of this balsam has for several years paid
particular attention 10 pulmonary complaints watching
their progress investigating their causes and carefully no.
tcre the effects nj the numerous md APPROX ed rem
deS which have been prescribed by physicians ri Ill or
de's OF most kinds of patent medicines which have
been offered 10 the rnblc.
IL has been found produce sstonishir. results In
"hooping'conah, cainrrh affections Of hc lurcs Hydro
thoray dropOy orthe chest lnauen1a Crour .pitn,
or hlo' ~ pain In the side shortness OF BREATH consunp
tion md common colds
ltrrsnntes the natural secrciions OF ih' Sscm PRO
cures Tree exprctoraOn and allas morbid rri,pbiliy
Hence its great NJ ty in NIL diseases of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might be given II necce aary
but all that is wanted for its 4, fair ri
nj. PnIcr, so cents.
Prepnrcdh by Dr.. II. CARTER. Fer sale nv
J. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock, March %. 1879. 81
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Congress,
Currency, Cotton, Corn, and
SYLVESTER!!

Congress has adjourned, AFTER aens,hencd session. une
qualed IN the annals of our history Tor violence Of debate
and for having produced result favorable National
Financial OF Commercial prosperity.
lie Currency IN many parts of the Union has eQuazed
ITSELF and although at such points affairs are contracted
still il is founded on legitimate basis, and will gradually
become extended
Those sections that continue under suspension will u
timuely he compelled adopt their spe
Gle payments or become bankrupt and the the bet
ter.
The Crops ofa descriptions In every part ofthe United
States, unusually Urge and tit Tor market in the best
order and will form the best element Of heahul and
profitable business, aud hence forward better state OF
things may be anticipated. To aid which, Sylvester will
continue To aord to the public the best opportunities o
covering their losses and Of restoring the sold Fashioned
tines we used to enjoy. But words needless, aud
single glance of what he offers the 18th day Of Oclo
ber preceded aud followed by various schemes, varyi
from 'irty thousand thirty five thousand twenty housand
&C. &C. These will be sufficient to en'er It obvious that
the schemes Tor October great beyond all comparison
The wise will make up their mind whuuhesilaon which
Lottery they wish to invest n and will forward their Or
ders 10 the old Office.
S. J. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broadray and 22 aiist. Ntw York
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

cts. OF, 10 cts. OF, 81 l.2 cts.
w lh.-A remedy that has gained grent reputation
Tor the cure OF coughs colds, whoopns cough, Ihihsc
sore throat and all diseases OF the lurrs also IL In OK.
enHve use Tor CLEARING the voice for Nocnliss Public
SrtAkers and in consequence Of the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints has
caused number Of Druggists md Coniccionrrs to rnun
crct this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has Just
been shown me with my stamped the car d, eyi.
IDENTIFY To deceive the public For the genuine YOU will
call for VIM. Browns Boneset Card,, Medcaied" and
see mat the direction signed BY The proprietor ard hs
candy stamped WI BrowN." The true article IL for
sale in Boston, n, wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Mnnunctu.
rer, corner OF Washington and Elliot st.
For sale by j. A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI,
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DnetrD,
Love.
BY riTZ GREENE HALLEoK.

When the tree Of love is budding first,
Ere yet Ia leaves are green;
Ere yet by shower and sunbeam nnrs,
'ls infant life has been;
The wild lee S slightest lonch might wiring
The buds from of the tree,
As the gentle dip Of The swallows wing
Breaks the bubbles on the sea.
But when its open leaves have found
A home in the free air,
Pluck them, and there romans wound
That ever rankles there.
The blight Of no Je and happiness
Is felt when fond ones parr,
And the hitter tear that follows,
The life blood Of tho heart.
When the flame Of love is kindleG first,
IT'S the tire-ily's light at even,
IT'S dim as the wandering stars that burst,
In the blue Of he summer heayen.
A breath can bid it bnrn no more,
Or II II. Times its beams
Come ON the memory they pass o or
Like shadows in our dean.
But when lha, flame has bazed into
being and power,
And smiled in scorn upon the dew
That fell in its first warm hour,
'Ti' the flame that curls round tho martyrs heat
Whose task is 10 destroy;
IT'S the lamp ON the affairs Of the dead,
Whose light is not Of joy!
Then crush. even in their hour Of birth
The infant buds Of Love,
And tread his growing fire to earth,
Ere lis dark in clouds above;
Cherish no more a cypress tree
10 shade thy future years,
Nor nurse heart flame that may bo
Quenched only with thy tears.
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Splrii OF tbs AQs.
Woodstock. March 90. 1879.

TERMS-sc,o0 ayeari so in cd, oncs. The cos, Il
transportation in al To he paid By the subscribers
Subscriptions are not received, advertisements in
serted rnles, by advance payment or guaranty Of pay
men hy some responsible person known to the sdiior
snh'cbcrs may have their card inserted for So an.
non subscribers frr SO n wear.
" All Communications must he Addressed, no,,sf,
paid, to CHARLES G. EASTMAN.
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HAIR! HAIR!
IL A l. ID N T. 4 S!
Important liscOrery- The great mystery found
out al last!


mr.. STERRfSfA1R REGENERATON.--Dr S,crry
~ amer much attention the important sub ect ofprc
serving the hair has after many experiments chemical aud
PHI seal been able discover An article which Is now
Offered with the greatest confidence for the toilet the
heat thing ever dscoyeredior s socnng and nrncrn,i
quality, tn produce good head of hair-to from
falling of when badness is apprehendedto restore 1t
when badness has taken place. and to prevent from
turning grey. II II more nourishng than pomatum an
tiur O or Colongr water II is beautiful article for
ladies' 'urs makes the hair soil and lively, and produ-
ces uncommon hruncy. Thousands have tested its III.
peror virtue, and excellence, and in every instance
stands unrivallcd. Ii Is inillibe in all nrc.
lions Of the skin m the heal-ns dandruh &c. &c.-
Every family should he supplied with hottie Of this OIL
that by isnppcaon IN the h5ad and hair or children.
the beautiful und ornamental appendee ofa fire head OF
hair, which nature has supplied may he preserved.
For sale wholesale AMI retail by FOSTER D1CKlN.
son. sole nropretors and Successors IN liTcncocK,
& co. III Green street. Utica \. Y. WOODSTOCK, by
j. ROSS, Jr., Drn; gi'Whc River VlaseJ. c. Brooks;
West Hartford. W. II. See; Sharon, W. Dnwner; Roy-
ton, Downer Neyans & Fish, Wndsor, A. d II. Ware
ncr. l25.ly
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VIRGINIA Lces6urs LOTTERY, Clnss for 1872
TO he drawn ut Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Oct. 49,
lsta. Is Numbcrs-l3 Drawn Ballots.
~ nj nm
LOTION! LOTION!


ecr,fnn'e OF package OF 90 Tickets will DC sent for
Sl00-Shtrcs in proportion.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

OKNNCE VUT MI.
Braintrce, z g. Spes-e-Dronkfeld. J. n. Kine.h,,v
Bradford. !. w u. Parker-Chespa. C. C. Stope" r..
rnth Geo Slerrer-East Rroot fedP Dnvis-Fss, to-.
ham, ". G. Dickrv-Fast Randolph. Ere-ton A w,it.
Fast Corinih John Chapman-Newbury, Tarr,n Sc
vens-Po-f Mls.-- Stanford, W ~ s,nhorn
--Unon Village, ]. walker-vrshire y I,,f,.
iWest Faircc, stephen homas-weseRanioph. Ejmnr,t
Weston-West Top.han, Geo. Ienness-WeIs R,r.. ~
FarT- Washington. Russell s. B,gisy ''h
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VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Class n for 1912
to be drrwn nj ila,andrin, W. Oh Saturday, Oct 22
l5i2-7j Numbers, 10 drawn ballots.
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MtGrsIIaa tsE.
THE SQUATTER.
ATALE OF ILLINOIS.


CHAPTER !.
- Will yCn believe the wrlld'
] thought Sou knew it better than to tako
AL accusation for Il sentence. "-WE
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certificate OF Package oi 20 Ticket. will be sent for
$40.
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S. ]. SYLVESTER,
1870 broadway, and 22 u aii-st. Ntp 70
VIRGINIA MONONGALh LOTTERY, Glass for 1912
To be drawn ut Alexandria, Va. Oct. /, 1912. rs Mum
hers Iraly RAJ.


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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LoTTER,

10 be drawn At Jer.ey Ci'y on "Wednesday, Oct. 10.
1872. rs Numbers, ii Drawn Ballots,
NpLENLIu SIuElIE
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OF NEW-YORk ss,.
= CRANCERY Before. .h4. y;f,. rh,,...o- .,

Crculi-" illa'i + CIR -. Lows Howsi et aL-JIS
rEk'S ShIE--R. B. Kirnbail Solicitor ~
10 puf.ualc: Of Decree 81 LIE Cont cl Canrs,. -
;l,e STAT. %, NsWI or, al te >od al Fable Agstoc
!er BE pc3S oi the li,e!,i.ss on, OF t.r sis..e-s ~
gsy-a nv James ". MIier Co. Aaej-ayer O.: IL
cuti 6Ig 81 February next, al, ;Nyf>se ocoIk reo, ~
e described .oilns>, Al tie undivided olr.,i,,
za M tIo>e cerf75 ieces or areei- OF ia.s .i;csr
-a. tcil.g ~ the Tws.i;n Ward tie Ci,v Of ~
Ior, beg parcels OF ne ti"'s o. ''torgt G >ehgocppe
iar hc said CIV at New-f srk kgoNsi. AK. ,!i;ngcs
ga.i aBspor chart OF ii- sac st made By G. g. SINH
Cav surveyor dated SefnPtetbr thirteenth. oe ,iouS,rd
r5ft I,,!s,; and jhrtV md ,iesi the p5c, q. Reese
hi and ,nI tic CIV and County OF Ner-la rS by tie ucr
t.- t,lpyvc that j 20 >ly. 1cg> nUmbe> ,ign.t. nm
t.en tNy r.iY wentyuBe @anty;.vo, twenythree ,s.n
.siiy ys.ny-;iyc. L. ~ =, o. =. y -. y wing ada
c,.a to each other ic oulLe-iy side ct rhry-Sax
y.sr AMI. ;aheu together. bounded As follow NoiIhe,
1y Th.Fty-;r>t street, e1stTT by lo ein!er >e'rae-
,G,.-iy partly BY lands heonsiag 10 he heirs OF Con-ss
Ray iecea>t and pary b- North = Htii>on', River anu
S>yegl ny ,ai i;iycr Zach o. ttt ~ lots eon:aans
IN bcra5ch in iroa trOtyTve ee Also al! he und!s6e
3ne->iNj pagt OF los number twenty->N SetSy->e,tn
twenryelgGI. ,weny-n;as. thirty l,rty-aue ,irtytvo
air;S tr. ,hgtytve. tht;N>N, thirty
iriE-t1,i thtyras. tcrtv !ortS-dns io.tywo, id'Iy
rrt 81 y :. SO, 81. j.. IS. 81 So IS o. ~, ~, ~, Il
G@ adlaceal - each o;ner or Inc nofthery Nde 1t
thrtyiis f.r ans', sSen together. bounded a. tolos
>oQ:eri by hlrty,r>t street, ucttbtry by the hSlt
lncc ii.e 81 the block formed bv Thirty-hr>; street. a
N>7on% sr.e -astrrty by lot u,-ber fort -ouT,
westerly ok the North liu0s:> RIVER each the said
ll,t lneuLo1c lots. 'NcePtng H.. number uVenHiN IS
containing III brtidln iFon' i rear twenty live leei. as
sad lot nubber nSrnty,is containing m breadth "a
run; rey ie'. aud M the iortyn ,e and all o til
aid a:> extending length from rTty-,r>; street 10 Il.
,aj;! halt distance nc And al>o AL tn undivided or,
exti pari %; lot, Numbers >'Ny, sN>or >iNt-to ,i1ty
.r,.,,y .Jxl,.tve >Xfv.>lx ,iSiy-se.en :, ,ye,,,
yfy.J.!s seventy -or tw O, s.veHii ts-a
seventy Jur >tvtuiy vertY seventy ven.
.c, go 81. o., -, 81 Is rs. u, 3D. 6s. 20, a. - IS
!. ,i IS. iy'Hg atiaccG; 20 each OTHER, ami TAI r
lci ~. bounded IL ;Dlaw>; Nortcrlv hy Thirty.,,romi
street sou;erv BY the Aforementioned hall distance linz
;>ors BY lolnuinber tty-1e and westerly by tie >sp
Riy. rll o the Saa aforementioned lois excepting lot
iIirss- .sI;ty.r!Iht IG containing breadth IN iron,
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) ztiIANCEEN.-Dei0ret the Vice Chancellor OF The
Eir>t Circuit. Russell H. NeyinS &c. ". Jacob D. Cute
ct. nj. Masters Sale.
In pursuance of a decree OF TIE Court OF chmcery Of
the. state ork Will be oil public auction,
h,. direction OF the nn,,rr> sud Court the Nerrh,nly
r.Nchange in The City ct NcwN0rk, by wilkins Rollins
,notionter the Tenth day oil February next 81 !.
O'Clock, noon. o. that day.
NJ that certain lot piece parcel O.! land situate, Wing
and hcui the Twelfth Ward u I!lc City u Ne"SO!l
and known ..',, listing dshod 10; number Eight 8l
map rian 81 ;hc ao Vernon property, iel! &c the Of
ice OF Re lister uaud orte CITY and County OF NswYorh,
made tv Edward Doughty, CITY Surveyor, September
1896 AM, bounded follows, viz Beginning AT the South
ern corner oil ot No. seven ~ and SNty,r>t street teHr
running said street Soul,ea>crly hv.>N feet and three
inches 10 lot No g. thence along ilirl lot No NoheaIrf
one hundred and cventthree eetand ten lncs olani
U0w OF late 81 Hr. Beekmau thence along said Besknas,
land Nortl-we>erly the Northeast Of LOT No
and sad lard thence SoutI-westerly along lhc line Of lei
No hundred and eightYwo lee,. al right aag 20
SNtv-iirst street, b., ga same more or less
Dated tSc" ,oro, January 18TH, ~ d. i8la
K. &. WHEELER,
Master IN Chaucery, 20 Nassau street.
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