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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
Common CounciI

Board OF ALDERMEN.--Aionday, May sOth-At the
hour of five the Wing members elect of the Board of Al
dermen including Clarson Crolus of the Sixth, took
their the Board Aldermen and to bu.
siness Alderman Woodruff in the chair, and Joseph R.
Taylor Clerk assisted by David T. Valentine Assistant
Clerk
The rules of the previous Board as well as those of the
Alderman wEsr OF the Sixteenth, presented resolu.
at O'Clock. =
Alderman CRoIIus, Of the Sixth, ed to amend by
inserting five O'Clock.
Alderman WEST replied that he thought the business
before the joint meeting might be extensive and
il they commenced at an early hour thev would get
through the sooner
Alderman CRoLIus withdrew his amendment, and the
cutting off and putting Of heads will four
o'clock precisely. t
Alderman JosEs of the Fifth Ward prese nted pream-
BILE and resolution to the effect that State tax Of
mill on the dollar had been passed by the Legislature ii
was therefore advisable that all unnecessary offices should
adopted.
Alderman Balls of the First Ward, then offered
solution auhorisng the Alderman and Assistant Alder.
of the First Ward to appoint Deputy Keeper of the
Battery, at 81 SO per day
ton referring the papers relative to the election of Alder
man Vandervoort, of the Eighth Ward, to a committee
three to examine into and report thereon, which
adopted and the President appointed Aldermen Davies
West and Leonard, said committee.
Alderman woodruff, of the Third Ward presented
printer to the Board of Aldermen in place of Bryant
and Boggs Of the Evening Post, which was adopted.
Aiderman WEST presented petition from George 1.
and 9th avenues.-Rcferred.
petition was received from VIM. J. Roome, for pay.
nent for injury by loss from rc-Referred to Finance
Committee.
Alderman WEST Of the 10th ward, presented petition
signed by 200 OF the 10th ward asking for
ploymcnt.
Alderman JONES sal he thought should be referred to
the Committee Apple atoms for office. (Laughter
II was finally laid upon the table till the appointment of
the new committees.
The PRESIDENT then stated that the following
ttees needed for the transaction of the public
noss he had made appointments to fill them and should
present the names on the others ut the meetieg
On Finance.-Aldermen Underwood, Jones, and Leo
nsrd
On Croton observation-disclosures Davies West, and
Leonard.
On Lamps and Gas.-Aldermcn Balls BonneI, and
West.
AZ four o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
NEW YORK HERALD.
Herald Bu,tstm OF News

The yierll Brllen of News is kept The Iorthwest
come. ~ ana Nassau streets On the arrival OF the
morrny nails a. eight O'clock. A. M.-and also Of the
svt8iag four O'Clock, p NJ. the latest ntei yenes
fer al parts of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Bourl at this Let every wayiarer s'op
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

OFF To-MoRRow .-Three packet ships for Lon
don, Liverpool, and Havre, with plenty of passen
gers. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

W III oNLf SCIENTIFIC AND PHYsIOIO O.
s lev VI .ne vsrous diseases affecting the skin and air
winch has ever been written or made public. is TINT de-
.aeo IN Cirshughs Treatise the Hair. and the ad.
ne gives gratis to all who may be threatened
Daaness or Gray HAIR is the advice of one who nv
ID ,uay ana research has become thoroughly acquani
Camnn,nd he suYect me TIicopherous Medicated
oue inc most wonderful results Bald heads have been
sosered and gray hair restored its original color
S sau Dandruh entirely removed and cured. Every
ay aids fresh testimony the already long list Of
dies. WINS 'oi uhe ieSeP''oh VI u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

DouBrsD.-lt is said that Joe smnh,the Mormon,
was recently killed in an ARRAY near Nauvoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

KIGHT.-The Governor Of Iowa has forbidden
persons from squatting the Indian lands in that
territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

90 TO LATHER AN Ass's HEAD Is ONLY
WASTING sOAP-To necessarily tell hairy faced f..
wales ths their s chemical preparation which will sc
70 tusy extpa'e all such fghtful excresceuces whilst
hey @ubbornly suffer TO their otherwise eounte
Dances ms much waste of wordsns laherine an ass,s
ace waste OF soap Ladies. the Powder Subtitle of DR.
fex Gourard is efcacious safe and simple to use and
VIII eradicate permanently every fibre OF hair which
you are DESTROYS Il remove To be had al the old csa
ssned once 81 walker street one door from Broadway
~ per bottle where may be had Dr. G's Tonic Water Of
bottle Vegetable Rouge 90 cents bottle. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

20 GENTLEMAN WAS TAKEN WITH A Sc.
we're attack OF Rheumatism Gout in our Office and was
80 eohPcieiy helpless that obliged to send for
ao 70 TAKE him home learned from conversation
hat nc had frequent and repeated this kind and
matter OF course, was rendered for the time helpless
we gave him bottle of Indian Vegetable Elixir and
hewes Nerve and Bone Lniment, which we found at II
Walden Lane which he used with such sAsrgy and good
will. as every should do when buying remedy for
any complaint that the day we saw him attending to
his business and perfectly cured Of his gou Such
ca.cs as these coming from the respectable
the unspcakablc efficacy of the above remedy One cx
pertinent will convince the most scepca that the Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Hewes Nerve and Bonc I;nim.n,
not only but sntdotes for the most nvceras
attacks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

Tao Moral REVOLUTION. The recent emcu,e in
New Orleans is merely another item in the great
moral revolution which is pervading every class and
every description of society and which is destined
to control the political and financial operations Of
this country, and bring them all TO healthy and
sound state. The fact is, that the political and
banhlns system of this Country is and has been so
long in demoralized and debauched state that the
neral sense OF the community can endure it no
longer, aad they rising up in their nigh, and
majesty TO correct all these evils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

FANNY ELssLIR AGAIN AT TUE PARK.-We I'M
derstand that Mr. Blake, the Charge des Afairss Of
The Park has effected farewell engagement, with
Fanny Elsler, and that she will make her first APP
pearance on Monday or Tuesday next, in one of
her new ballots.
Ihls is remarkable engagement, and will be
marked with curious results. During Fanny's sejouy
IN the soft and romantic island of Cuba we learn
that she caught fresh inspiration from some Of the
native dances, practsed by those fantastic island
ers She frequently wandered out among the noun.
tains and vaies OF Cuba, saw their native dancers
m their native villages, caught up variety of ma
tsha!s, took lessons from the dancers themselves
and ou OF these she has constructed three original
oafes, diversified with new and picturesque dances
In London and Paris, and perchance in Germany.
she expects 10 bring out these bagtts on her own
hook bat here shall have the first taste of This
curious quality Of genius in the dance The spec.
iace will be remarkable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

WARNING TO SHINrLAsTER BRoKERs.-O yes. o
yes yes! All we brokers' shavers, SINNERS,
rogues, rascals, who get living by shaving the
poor out OF Il discount on paper currency be plea
scd 10 take solemn warning from the mobs of Gin
cinnati aud New Orleans He who cast the money
changers out Of the temple is not on earth bodily
but his spirits beginning arise in these latter DAYS
DYES o yes O yes Por popmi ror del
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

FALSE ScENT-We see it stated in some of the
papers that Gov Dom is rrsicating or hiding him.
self somewhere in the neighborhood of Perth Am.
boy.
This may be true, but il is more likely that it is
nothing bat a rnse 10 prevent his arrest and the
probability is that he i. now staying in this city,
Any person who has an entr<e at the Pewter Mug
can see hm If so, it is equally probable that some
of his warm partzans in this city are secretly con-
cernns measures to get up another emeu.e, to take
place in Rhode Island as soon as possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. Postmaster &c.
neral, with part of his family arrived here yesterday
10 remain few days. Mr.. Webster is daily ex
pected, on his return from the eastward
The Sergeant-ai-arns of the House OF Repesen
tanves. L. s, has been here for several days past
with hat full or subppnas for several individuals
to appear at Washington before the committee in
vsshgatlng certain matters connected with the furni
ture of the new Custom House at this place
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AND AND AGENCY oFFICE.-A

Alfonso Nicholson tsucressor to Isaac l. hiSe, &C.
rszs.d \ No % Charser-street. New-fors-
pvss,osssoIdier, OF the Revolution who served st1
rort taruv and Navy reguars militia, volunteers, or
Jrzed or their widows notwithstanding secoad mar
Wdars Of Revolutionary officers and soldiers who were
married afer the peace, but previous 10 the st January
i7e4 are epitlsd to five years pensions from the 4 oil
March, 1886 -,,.
Bounty Land obtained and TiIles perfected for Soldiers
Of te Revolution and late War their widows or heirs
Lants IN Iiusoi, - - Ia or ~ changed
Taxes Paid Lands Redeemed from tax sae Titles inVes-
:igatad Deeds Recorded, Military Patents rurchasc
M in any part of the United States Texas West Indies
ENGLAND Ireland Scotland, the British ProyinceA All
letters must be postpaid. .,..,
" NO charge made unless the applicant is benefited
Jui9;W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29
NEW LAW WORRIES day is pub.

Y lisbea Vol / of PRECEDENT OF WILLS. trawa
conornably 70 the Revised Statutes Of the State OF New
York In relation TO uses and powers comprising de-
ycs and bequesrs necessary be used for the disposition
o real and personal property in this state with ana!ogica
references 10 the sections those statutes and 10
e importance the subject decided in the Supreme Cour
and Court the Correction OF Errors comprising The du
~ OF zecutos administrators and guardians ntesspersed
with notes OF The leading English reports upon the Subject
of,es dispositions. 1pIt III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29
TT IS A MATTER of no small eonsidera-

ton 10 hnd medicine (a this season year, which,
administered IN season, win prove escua remedy in
the summer complaint of children and of iaheea dyseu-
tery cholera morbus. kc- Of adults. The BLACKPERRY
PANACEA IS medicine ibis description, having been
trieG IN number OF cases with complete The
bic auxiliary IN the Treatment OF the above complaints and
this combined with other well known vegetable agents In
the form OF the above Penacea constitutes all that requisite
Tor speedy AID permanent cure Fore sale A b. TRIP
LEk Druggist corner Fulton aaa Water street; also an a.
Chiffon, sai Canal street. -. - aus Ir,t
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DISEASES OF THE Eyer. K.

~ DlOSSY. 0phthalmic Surgeon, No. 2o7 Broadway
entrance in Fuon-street opposite ST. Paurs Church. al.
tends TO Diseases of the Eye, aad all the necessary opera
tions thereon. Office hours from 10 O'Clock Having
COMPLETED bis studies OF 1--WE years with Or. Elliott Gen.
list and been subsequently engaged his assistant r. K
Desy enabled to undertake the treatment OF all diseases
affecting the organs of vson Terms moderate and gradn
ated TO The nature and extent of the disease
Permission given refer his late instructor and also
TO Of the most eminent Professors of the Medical Fac.
ay in New-York
N. B.-Ths poor treated gratuteuay. auls I'm.
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A SSESSMENTS-First Ward-Pul
4 CENTS OFFICE, State Prison. Au-

q TENIS OFFICE, State Prison. Au-
IN burn August 8, is42.-Noce is hereby given, that
sealed Proposals will be received The Office ofhe suhscri-
Der unit, the fifteenth day of October ae1 precisely ten
more than forty Convcts lat the option OF Ike Agen for
The term of FIVE years said to commence on the six
and manufacturing Ingram apd Brussels Capeng in said
Also, for the services OF less than FIVE more than
twenty Convic at the option of the Agent, for the term
OF 10 commence the seventh day OF December
next 10 be empoye5 in the manufacture of English Satin
HoIn buuons Sufficient shop roou suitably warmed and
lighted. To be furnished BY The STATE
NoTE-Persons making proposals are required to name
and to give the names of The persons who are to besome
s1re;ies in said coutraca
unl3 lawiOl5 HENRY POTHEMITS Aren't
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ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS MAGA-
HL ZINES BOOKS AID PRINTS.-Transatlantc

Newspaper Odice, Liverpool
CHARLES WILMER. Of Liverpool, supplies the A1le-
rcan public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
ZINES. BOOKS and PRINTS On the most advantageous
terms He forwards the very LATEST editions OF all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Lists, Price Cur
rents &c &C. an well as hosr from all parts of the European
Continent by the Steamers snd Liners from Liverpool Lon
and Bristol and the Magazines Books, and Prints, as
His charge for London Daily Paperis E7 IS; week
y one published at Fivepence, e. S.. lUd; or Sxperse
FL s Cd per all the Siagazines, Books. or Prla
he supplies at prices they charged by the
publishers in London.
An orders should Disappointment be addressed
companied by remittance reference for payment three
months in advance on Liverpool or London house
PSNeYs Letters, comprising an eptome OF every thing
Interesting American Canadian readers, furnished on
bip
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DRELAZ & BARRAUD's Odontalgie

~
hP or Bakamic Elixir for preserving the gums and
teeth. This invaluable denrice offered 10 the pub
Tic possessing the properties OF strengthening tie sponsy
gums cleaning the mouth and whitening tie teeth refresh
ing the palate and taking away all unpleasant taste or odor
the mouth. arising from deranged state oil the stomach
smoking from decayed teeth In word il is beyond
the necessity Of puff. Make trial Of bottle and il will
speak for itself.
n B. Each bstle bearing the directions on tie label
Sold By Iiessrs Southland DeIluc SCI Broadway ans,
AIR. Milhau lsS Broadway; Mers. Guion l75 Broadway
CORTLAND and Messeri Rushon 4 Aspn WALL no
Broadway, IS William and 10 AS:or House. auls lna*
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wurrE pINE TIMHFR

by the ran or Spgi- log, or
sawed to order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter sticks, 6alas-
trades, and building timber
Iof every description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29

GJ would much rather pes,erity should in
quire why no statues were erected to me, than
why they were. TCato.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29

The fellow who offered the above sentiment, is
rather rough genius, but he has wonderful
knack Of calling things by their right names.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29
FTyHE TEETH, THE TEETH-Or

atmospheric pressure ncipes full sets of best min
era teeth or any number that slay be required III be In
serted the shortest notice, and in the style without
springs or clasps Filling, Cleaning and Regusi; ,s the
Teeth done as usual the best manner For py
tooth SO cents; for curing the tooitaehe 80 All operations
warranted by Or. J. Busksy, Dentist Murray-stree,
next door the Church, one block OF Broadway
Charges moderate. Terms cash. yl4 eodSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29
E FOR LIVERPOOL.-Packet OF

- TOh- Ii FEshIVOL.----I dCh6L OF
SFfN September 7tE-The packet ship ROSCOE, II.
80 Hultieston, master, will sail as above her regular
day For freight passage hsY.ng superior acconcda
tons, apply n board, font OF Maiden Lane,
GRINNELB. MiNTURN < CO., 10 Souih-strset
The packet ship GEORGE WASHINGTON, A Bur
Of October, her regular day. suu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29

QUEER Fr.H--Ws have in this city a live eel
recently brought from Russia, which is an object
of much curiosity. 1t is about nine inches long
of q rravish green color. with long fiat head
terminating in square nose, and what is more re-
rnarkablc, is supplied, instead Of fms, with two
pair of arms, somewhat like the fore-arms of
frog. One pair of those arms are situated imtne
diately behind the gilis and the other pair within
three inckes of the end of the tail. They are fur
nished with elbow joints, and terminate in a hand
and three fingers. The gills curl up the back
par, of the head, and arc divided in graceful man
ner, SO to appear like two plumes of red feath-
ers. l, was caught in grotto about fifteen miles
from Trieste, and was brought in fresh water 10
this city, by gentleman who resides at No. s5
Moyamensing Road, opposite Wharton Market
Southwark, where it may be seen by the lovers OF
natural curiosities. What its name or habits arc
we are unable to determine. 1t is called by some
a Nan-fsh," and seems TO be amphibous, as It's
general appearance resemble that of lizard, as
we'll us that of an eel. Phil. Cor. Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29
xTFwvoRK STEAM SAW MILL

Y The ssbseribers having their New Steam Saw MN
euera1ia aud aiss hand full assortment OF
Wlte Pine White Oak Georgia Pine, and HeiioSA Iit-
her OF The tes, quality prepared to furnish a orders
win which sheY may be favored on very reasoaie terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29
BOSTON MISCELLANY, for Septem-

N(OS L VIN IiICOtL LIEIIN tut NCPtOIII
HD her. Embelishments-The Dream on steel; Astor
House do Music-Farewell to Northmavcn. Contents-
Those ungratrfuI BIdgimses. by Willis, Yarn Sy
Mary E Hewitt; On old English Seanets, by
Jones; Burning of the Tower, by George Lunt; Msxi-
can Story by Archaers Oncidentalis: Summer Evening
Melody Lewis Ct; Old Truths Serenade, written for
the Spanish Air Buenos Ncces; Married Mem by one who
know thems Western Character by Mrs Clavers; Pba-
ses by Story; The Exile's Lament, by Alexander
Evere,t Tales e,he kagh OF Seven Lads by Professor
.ngraham; A Page OF Conchnogv Unknown Acqualnt-
ances by George odcastle; The Shepherd of King Ad
nletus by J Lowell; The Ayor House, NY; The
Dreamer; Literary Notices, tic,
BRADBURY, SODEN l. Co,
1871 Nassau St, New-York, and 10 School St, Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29

T The following toast was drunk at celebra-
ton of tho Fourth at Harrisburg, KY:
"John Tyler: President by accident, a. fool
by nature, and traitsr by actions when he
dies no tears will follow frsm the nation he has
,..nnrrad ;, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-29

FREE THoueHr.-Itis written, Many shall run
to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased
Surely the plain rule is, let each considcrate per-
son have his way, and what it will lead to-
For not this man and that man, but all men, make
up mankind and their united tasks the task OF
mankind. Wise man was he who counselled that
speculation SHOULD have free course and look fear
lessy toward all the thrty-two points of the COM
pass, whithersoeyer and howsoever it listed.
TCarlyle
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sawed into plank rails CO. in lngs Or sawed INTO rai
Turns and giriers engine ing ans cross utnvei. n
frames and every other all other requiring
rrjDtion that may be re CURED Ilow-puced article
Prh,tc Contractor, Brd~. Builders Manufacturing Com
NAMES Sbinners and oibrr recurring large orders, may
depend upon having them executed NJ the shortest
& B-We have also in operation superior Crculai
making short small sizsd s luis "a
law. LEI nv Inc hour to persons furnishing their timber
for rip saving or erocuug To all those Interested IN
above pvte Is call and examine Tor theseVesa
the Mil foot o. Fourteenth street, North river
COLYER DUGARD.
NJ B.-Mr VIM. A. Palmer IS now fitting mp complete
Turning establishment with steam power 10 execute every
description OF turning al great saving from former prices
thus aord;ng builders and others facilities for obtaining
mate rails excred by other establishment in the country
GEORGE CoLYER,l Ncw-York Steam Saw Mil
rpomAs DuGARp,} foot OF H.h-st., n. River. AUD Inn
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A FOR SALE-The three story Brick
"a TO LET m BROOKLYN.-Eigbt

modern ,ui tso story attic and basement houses
finished in the best IA garden With each holse
very pleasantly situated along lie bay giving an entire
view al The and city Of Ne~ York distant ltneS from
the South omahusSes running past the door In
consequence the honses being finished on The iTS OF
Mav The vii! be put very low 20 good tenaats H.
ere III Mt Baylis Hardware store, ;hrd door rom Hen
~. street. in Alan,c:.ireet. Bcneklyr. ly9 I'M
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liza Rural RETIREMENT and CITY

&A RURAL RETIREMENT and City
i;@S:gI COMFORT BLENDED-For sale. respectable,
containing two paors six bedrooms kitchen, word ocse,
AMI pump under cover Ac together with 81 acres OF supe
rior land highly manfred, with excellent farm buildings,
within miles Of Ezabethtewn New jersey one-,hT OF
mile of the Somer-le railroad, and j! hours RIDE from
Newly orl ~ STEAMBOATS, railroads several times day
The house and buildings have been mostly bu' papersd
and painted within The last two year lnquiFe OF ~ u
SHEPPARD, 81 ClitF street, Neyv-York, or OF ELIAS
WlNANS Esq Broad street, Elzasethtown, n j.. or OF
Mr.. GEO w. SAWYER, the premises, near Galoplng
LIli. on the old road 10 Springfied. auN lwF
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T1HE Rev. DR.. E. D. Barry and Mr. Ru

FBsHE Rev. DR.. r. D. Barry and Mr.. Ru-
rus a0CkwooD DDS, Collegiate School No: Al
10Th inst The Classical Department is under the immsdi-
ate of Or. Barry The English Department is under
teacher Of mathematics Mr.. A Pestiau1, professor
the French language, will have charge Of the French de-
parent Those parents DESTROYS OF placing their
seminary in which the classical and commercial branches
thoroughly and radically taught respectfully invited
call at the book of Mr. Roe Lock wood All Broadway
at the ROOMS the store at 10 Howard street. which
places cards containing terms of admission, &c may be OBJ
tanned. Mr.. Lockwood would receive few hovs into his
family TO board The s;rcest regard will be paid 10 their
comfort, and to their moral andliterary Improvement
au9o I'm
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iva f Coal Dealers cor. Laght and "a>hngtou-s:S


~ GOOD FARM FOR SALE.-Dne
- the best small Farms in The State, with new and
modern buildings aud fence ard only about on" and t3l
miles Tie centre Of The Civ Of Rochester New fork
The Farm contains fifty acres choice Land. House,
Stable &C., SOC bearing Fruit Trees OF various kinds,
good wood and water, and altogether, ee,lrahe :o-
perty and offers an opportunity for good ard
meat; being The City and in the vicinity OF good
ciety, and good schools
address c. w l., pcst rai) Rochester Post Office. New
Ycrk auos 2awt