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THE AnOLlTloNIsTs.

Among other points Of difference between the elec.
lbn Of the North are the views entertained on the
inject Of aboton as to the principle Of slavery it.
oslf, there be difference Of opinion. With the
exception made BY the Constitution, we of the East
eTn States rejoice that slave cannot breathe our
air; that when his foot presses the soil Of NewEng
land his shackes fall, and he stands regenerated-a
FEE MAN. 1t is this hardy love ofberty, this abhor
renee Of slavery, with the conviction that its exis-
tence is curse to any natiOn which has banded to-
nether the abolitionsts Of the NORTH Ofthe sincerity
Of most Of those who compose the abolition party, l
entertain no doubt, though believe it includes not
few restless Spirits whose aims are purely selfish
the recruits of aboitonism, however, are, for the
most part, drawn from the rejecting and conscien-
tous members of society; and without designing to
be nsdious cannot bur: feel that party recruit
ed, must derive its chief accessions from the wing
ranks. The efforts Of this party are becoming more
Strenuous and are tending, indirectly indeed but GER
tany 10 throw the governing power OF the country
into the hands of those who have shown themselves
its most uncompromsing opponents-the lateVan Blu
rem party. This party it was, which, with the aid OF
the South established the famous 2lst rule whereby
a certain class Of petitions were excluded from the
House of Representatives and in the late memora.
bic contest in that House, involving the right OF petit
ton of the 40 members who sustained Mr. Adams to
the last, 80 were wings, and two only supporters OF
the late administration. To those abolitionsts, then,
whose general opinions ally them to the wing party,
desire to urge somo moderation in their zeal; and
as find the subject handled more ably than can
hope to- in late paper, will request its presentation
TO the readers Of the Enquirer" begging them to re-
member that they sworn to be true and faithful
10 the Constitution of the United States" and thai
we ore all responsible 10 our country and to Heaven
for the iladvised, or incorporate exercise OF oul
most unquestonable rights r. o
["Next week.-Edl
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At Court of Probate holden at LitchGeM. with
in and for the District Of Litchfeld, on the 9sh'
day cf March, A. ID. 1912:
Present, Ralph G. Camp, Esq. Judge. q
I'm motion of the administrator on the es-
~ tate of ELIJAH STRONG, late of Warren''
in said district deceased, this court doth APP
point the 23d day of March. 1912. at 2 o'crk
in the afternoon, at the Probate office IN
Litchfield, for the hearing, allowance and
settlement of the administration account ON
said estate, and doth direct said administra-
tor TO give public notice to all persons lnte-
rested in said estate, to appear If they see
cause) at. said time and place. to be heard
therein, by posting copy ofthis order on
public sig 81 IN said Warren, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt, and by
publishing like copy in newspaper print
ed in Litchfcld. Certified by
Al RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
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good gporsn for youth to Ras g'0Ss s' i, S
"Youth's Cabinet" and "You,hs Medallion" propo-
visiting the families in Ltchfed and vicinity
Letting subscriptions for these periodicals.. He pre-.
enable Parents and Youth 20 appreciate the object
and character of these papers. The Youths Medal
lion has an extensive circulation and gives great sat-
isfaction to the youth of New.Engand in it's semi.
weekly visits. II is directed TO their instruction and
entertainment, and is filed with articles relating to
the news of the day, biography, history, science,
travels natural history short ESSAYS interesting s!o-
with engravngs and music. Dr. Samuel Woodward
Superintendent Of the Lunatic Hospital, Worcester
says The Youths Medallion is paper well fitted
for the young have taken it since it's first com.
mencen1ent and esteem it among the best publica.
tons Of the kind" Mr.. Rood will remain in town
this week. and would respectfully invite all parents
and teachers Of youth to encourage the circulation 6
this excellent juvenile periodical.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE Court of Probate for the District of
l. Watertown has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors to the estate of ABIGAIL BRYAN. late OF
Watertown, in said district, deceased, to ex.
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, prop
erly attested, within said time, will be debar-
red recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 70 make immediate pay
ment to RoDERIcK BRYAN, Executor.
Waterto,on, March 7, l042. al
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber gives notice to the resi-
Il dents and non-residents who are liable
to pay highway tax in Goshen, on list OF
1871, that he will meet them to receive said
tax, at the store of III. N. Lyman, on Tues
day, the 9Th day Of April, 1912, from o..
clock until IL A. M, and at the store of A.
Miles g. Co., in Canada Village, from ! o.
clock until 4 P. NJ, and at the House Of Ben
jamin Roberts, on Wednesday, the 9th day
of April 1912. from o'clock until P. M.
N. BIZ travel TO collect, yoa shall gay The
fee. WILLIAM LYMAN, Collector.
- Gssshen. Maydk Q. 1912. Al
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NOTICE.

TN pursuance Of an order from the Hon.
i Court Of Probate for the District of Litch-
field, will be sold at Public Auction (unless
previously sold at private sale) on the 18th
day of April next, at 10 o'clock, A. M, at
the late dwelling house of CATO FREEMAN,
late of Litchfield. deceased, so much of the
real estate of said deceased, as will raise the
sum of $l43 96 cents, with incidental char
ges Of sale. CHA's s. BUELL., Admin.
Litchfeld, March 8, 1912. Al
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THE subscriber gives notice to all persc.ss
Il residents and non residents liable to
pay State tax of one cent on the dollar on
tine list of ls4l, that he will meet them at the
store of the Cornwall Bridge Iron Company
on Thursday, the oath day of March next,
at 9 o'clock, A. M, until 12-also, on the
same day, at Kellogg & Beers store, from !
to O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose OF receiv-
ing said taxes in Cornwall.
JACOB ScovILL, I'd, Collector.
4 COrnaogh Feb. %. 1912. Al
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NOTICE.

TINE subscribers having heen appointed
Il by the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
District of Norfolk. Commissioners on the
estate of BENJAMIN CALHOUN. late Of Norfolk,
deceased, hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the duties Of our said appointment,
at the House OF j. hn A. Shepard. in said
Norfolk, on the first Mondays of June and
August, at o o'clock. f. H., on each OF said
days.
THOMAS CURrTss, I c0.n~,.-.
Amos PErTIBONE, {
Six months from the 18th day Of Februa.
nv, 1912, are limited and allowed by said
court, to the creditors, to present their claims
TO Us duly attested.
Norfolk, Feb %, I842. q
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NOTICE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Court Of
Il Probate for the District Of Litchfields the
subscriber, administrator on the estate Of
MARIN SrRoNe. late Of Warren. deceased.
will sell al Public Auction 80 much of the re-
al estate of said deceased, as will raise tho
sum of $243 90, and incidental charges Of
sale. Sale to take place at the late residence
of said deceased. ON the 2lst day Of March,.
l942, at one O'Clock III the afternoon.
JUsTUs SAcKET1, Admia'r.
Feb. %, 1912. go.
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.MWTKCE.

4 MEETING Of the friends Of Liberty and Equal
Lchfield on Thursday the 10Th day Of March. 1912.
at o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose OF put
ting in nomination snitahe persons to be support
ed al the approaching Election for Representatives
Of this town in the next general Assembly Of this
State. All friends Of Equal La VS. and Equal Rights
are respectfully requested to attend.
Per 0sEer Of he CsssAsiGsS.
Ltchfeld, March !, 1852
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THE only safe and effectual remedy ever
Il offered are
Lese~r's Lsfe Preserving Pulls.
Look at the Bill Of Directions in the hands of
authorized agents in every town in this
state, among whom are - -, Litch-
field; 8. NJ. Mitchell, Plymouth Charles B.
Smith, Welcottville; G. B. Waller, New.
Preston.
NJ B: All agents are respectfully request
ed to pay no demands to any one on account
Of these Pills unless they present special
order from me, dated in 1872.
3w4l F. LESEUR,
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NOTpCE.-At q meeting Of Liberty voters Of
~ Cornwall on the 23d Of February. Gustavus
Rouse and Edward Bradley were nominated to rep
this town in the next legislature. Messrs Netteton,
Hart, Beers, Cotter and Clark were appointed q
committee 10 superintend elections.
By order Of the Convention;
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LOST.

I'm the road between 'Ltchfield and
" Salisbury, on Tuesday the LIST inst. a
large marten-skin TIPPET. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
This office.
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Etna Insurance Company
or
HARTFORD, CT.

Capital XOV,OUW DOGsssV0S.
Win liberty To increGss lhs same to Half a MIL
lion of Dollars,
OFFER to insure Dwelling Houses. Stores
" Mills, Manufactures, Barns. Ships and
Vessels while in rOrt. or on the stocks Goods
and every other species of insurable. person.
al property. against loss or damage " FIRE. 81
az low rates Of premium ne any similar instl'
tuition in good standing:
.EiieANel&, FEB. g, leS2 IS
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DIED.

DIED.
At RuRgles. Huron county, Ohio, FEB. 9, Mr. Crosse
Gates, aged 50, formerly Of this town
AT Baltimore. Feb. rs. Frances Harrison, aged Is,
daughter Of William Harrison ESQ. formerly Of this
town South Farms societv).
ley. aeed:ss-same dav, Emily r., daughter Of Mr..
Charles Peterson, aged ION the the 2lst ut., Mar.
tina Ann Webster, (colored) aged l6, daughter Of
Thomas Webster
u. s. Navy, son of the late Gov Clinton.
In Milford, on the 20;h ult., Mr.. David Bassett,
aged Sc.
In New-Haven, on tho 2ith ult., Mr.. Frederick A.
Hotchkiss, firm of F.. Hotchkiss and son, aged 90.
In Kent, on the 24:h ult. Mr.. John Hatch, aged g.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10

AT Court of Probate holden at Winchester,
,oithin and for the District Of Winchester, on
The 24th day of February, A. d. 1912:
Present, Gideon Hall, Jr., Esq. JuLge.
0N motion of the Executors on the Estate
" of ZEBINA SMITH. late of Winchester,
within said district, deceased, this Court
doth decree that six months from and after
the publication Of this order be allowed and
Limited for the creditors of said estate TO ex-
hibit their claims against the same to the
said executors, and directs that public no.
tice be given of this order by advertising in
a newspaper published in Litchied and by
posting a copy thereof on the public sign.
post in said town Of Winchester nearest the
place where said deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
GIDEON HALL, JR. Judge.
N. B. Elisha Smith of said Winchester
and AuriIla Mills of Colebrook. Executors:
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Litchfield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the credit
ors to the estate of HENRY ADAMS, late of
Litchfield, deceased, TO exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect 10 pre-
sent their accounts properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to-
JOSEPH ADAMS. Administrator.
Litchfield, March 3, 1912. Al
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MARRIED,

In Milford. on the l7tll nit, COL Isaac T. Rogers
q Miss Martha A. IngersOl. daughter Of George R.
Tneersol, Esa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-03-10

Ambrose Spencer, second son Of John G. Spencer
Secretary Of War, has been arrested IN. IN Albany
9s. 81 his own father From his strange incOnss-
tsnt and foolish conduct his afflicted family are con.
SSsnf that he must he aboring under an alienation OF
mind Il IL sad, distressing affair
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
THE TRlBU N e.

Nh CHARLES LYELI-Thc Boston Post, and
aser it, the Albany Evening Journal, do great in
Justice To this distinguished gentleman IN attribute
ing to him any purpose or wish to avail himself IN
the least degree OF the valuable results of the long,
arduous and able labors of our OWL Geo.ogists,
which they have communicated TO him with the
confidence and faternal feeling that belongs to lib
eral rainds We are assured that Mr.. LYELL has
no intention, as the r,lrnor cited by the Journal
charges, of publishing new edition of his works
with notes and additions on American Geology.
He appreciates from his own experience TOO well
the tot! and unceasing care by which these person
al explorations carried on, e"er to deprive any
one of these men Of the praise they have so well
deserved. In all that he has said, IN his lectures
,h,s far of the geological structure of country
ne has stated nothing bu, upon the authority o:
American Geologists; and tho cnlog1um which he
pronounced at the conclusion of his fifth lecture
upon the State Geelog in this country satisfy
every one Of the unsclfsh anxiety for the promo
lion of science with which he regards their most
fruitful lubors. While we agree with all the Post
saws with regard to the injustice of neglecting our
own men oL science 10 listen 70 foreigners WHO
come among Us, we can see no necessity for the
carpng remarks which its correspondent has made.
We are not ready te acknowledge ,ha, any such
preference fer foreign geoiogsts exists or that any
superiority has been claimed BY or for them We
have had lectures upon the same subject here
this winter by Profs. HlrcHcock and SlLLIMAN,
which were quite as we'll attended as those by Mr..
LYELL; and we have not the slightest doubt that
whenever ,aen of science in America, equally dis
tinguished with those abroad, shall deem it worth
their while to speak to their coun,rymen of the
subjects Of their study they will be heard with at
ention and all possible respect. Why Editors
of papers are called upon to denouncc scientific
merely because they belong to another land,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
la OFFICES TO LET.-Suites oi

-; m ,b nj and 81 s;ores Of the large N %
-. IN ,5 .,nt cas-, rornrr and tran,ag on sss.
wa Fsase ,,i No i ~sli s1 a-se "a. apsr,~ts
80 III, - ,ing ci1e-. Having iist oo',h s'enl'I
rn church and benz see. .a5 ss Il s. ss saad
s o. -. 80 gir,sf asvereg-s OF pi-asGtne ness o. ,i,-
Ion ana corve--nce 1siii-.s .nc1's- 20 q, 80
,r-, or ot- ImIiti j IL I'll, - ~ T '''u-'~
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
a-l FOR SALE.-A valuable Country
81 TO LET, OR LEASE-The upper

,G narr o ne,r handsome and ser convenient lto'a
=, .o-,.r OF Fa., roadway and cn,on-,trset. ull
Tor g-ota-l Hotel and BoaTdng-b5use a2ng
,,rn room. IN re ron ,tDry communicating Wit
l.r lrye kitchen an cellar and uunher oi ird
l upp..r o-i- all 'r paces era;es an n
;a,sr and ,:i- pro,,-c. from The .cser5! MONS -
bic and extensive ard markets and churches N ls ~,
borrod The Drv EOch Carrtagf, pas ana go, CAR.
ard Cnach4s are within call Inluirr 7t sr. ,o
r0rnsr OF East Brnahxay and CIntn0-St lor u ..- -
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
pULWER'S NEW NOVEL.-Zanoni
HD Novel in vols, by the author OF Night and Morn.

pULWER,S NEW NOVEL.-Zanoni
O Novel, in vol, by the author OF Night ana Mot''
ing. Pelham. &c. ~, j,
England. Paris edition. | vol. octave.
Ten THOUSAND A-SEAR, cheap edition.
CHARLES UNiALLEr: the Irish Dragon, cheap edition.
Boz's complete works, illustrated edition
vMrxr,Ss vox, the ven,riIoau up by Henry cock,on.
The Jacquerie novel, by G. T. II. James. vols
The Arciell Regime.
Maryatt,s complete works 2yn!S octave
For sale By - J. :. REDFlELD. Clinton Hall,
nISl corner Nassau and Beekman streets
DOSTON MISC of Literature
,ale by the proprietor> EMBELLISHMENTS,
The Third sleghride, 9n engraving o" steel
CoSrESrs-rhe Old English Drama'ist-Io an Eagle
SonnetIhe K!ns's Bride trom the GeTuan 0,
Muse VcsperS the shore OF the ne
oury do Literary No;ccs-L Matthew's Speech on IN
eraa,iona Copyright, . Cecil Peer Lsnaans fSy
Tor Summer lour> :. Hnn,s,oms - ner annum
M1lc-Romanza. by j. ~ HunsiheiI Aet'hs' " ~ '-'
BRADBtRY, SODEN& CO, l27 Nass'u-st, Ny. \. Y
pSl and 10 School street, Boston.
FVHE PARTED FAMILY, and other
& pn.mS-Ap Offering 10 the afflicted, and lrpnte o.
Love 10 Departed Friends. BY Mary >. II. p""a' uo
oi"rhe Southern Harp &c. ,..,.
This is neat volume OF 3l2 pages, made up OF a
number of The poetic strains o! the ataoe Si..u' n,
pous authoress, who Is already iaSoraply ;n ,,n
readers Len in early lite widow, IN country laE a,an
from scenes OF her childhood. and called W p
with her only child, noble and promising eoS sle -
how 10 value the sweet coioa ol , ~ ~ ,.n,.r.
and her affections have taught her 10 awaken use - ;,
and nelting strains We need not say ni1i. % y = :
a.ure all anG especially the lovers oil song 'na' he'e
real poetry in every page" ~.
mp. corner Fulton
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
ssa FOR SALE-A Farm, situated at

y Far kockawav L. within .hor distance ot the
Marine Pavilion. Il fronting the hay aod Il
contains leo acres 20 OF which >ni> rate tilaee land
the re>ane good gsS or meadow land and soe woodland
On The premises neat Farm House. Barn and other out
buildings OF easy the city bi by land ana wa
ter Enquire Samuel r B. Norton the premises or
AZ D. AND ERSON'S 40 East Broadway, y. Y.
Also. other property for sale similarly situated Apply as
I,.,,r. sr.,,, nlSi
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
YV1HE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

THE wORLD.!-CONANT,2 280 Grand street has
now on hand the Spring fashion, an excrien as
.orment OF silk Hats S225, $2 aud S-a reduction OF
80 cents on eacl: hat from prices Also superior
arceo Fur IIa, for 81 equal 10 any sold m the cry or
$3.50 and 50 The public are respectfully invited 10 eau
MIG i'm CONANT, $50 Grand ST.. near Allen
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
S:e FROM s TO 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

-. DEN SEED, III all the choicest species and Nari.-
lt>, sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, a! PHtDS b
MANS permanent r>ah smeut, corrr ~ Eighteens.St
and Broadway. Also The Young Gardeners Assistant,
containing the result, ot his - Yeas practice III New ork
k li, work has been hoDore by the award OF Gold e
New-York State Agricultural Society, having also awarded
several copies Premiums for superior specimens ot Gar
den Products, farther comment deemed unnecessary.
ma
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

4 LAR IIATS-ju>i nl,Eed ti, mos, splendid article
ever offered public. Elegant short tioe>kn Hat al
The low price So also article al s. ~ eqna! IN du:T-
bli,y ard Iu>trc 10 those commonly sold al -
~ In, BROWN Practical Halter, i-5 Canai-St-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
ese NEW SEED STOREat Nihlo's Car

-. deu.-Our friends and the public especially
invited to call and examine our mportatoos o! new and rare
FIowerScer Vegetable and English Grass Seeds for lawns,
choice Dahas Grape Vines. Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
together with ourarse collection OF Green and Hot House
Plants Any of which VIII be sold on moderate tern's and
guaranteed as represented. NlBLO x DUNLAP,
nj oy SO Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

lsA TO LET, May l-Tw" Rooms, orss
ia. the second and one on The Lird no"r IN centS,l
.Ifnf0n il Pearl street Rent Sil0 per annum NO chilli
- - " m2i 6leO6~
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
Asa FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains :

A FOX = SALE.-Bargalns Bargains -
- Far >n!e exchange, +9 trncts ot handSom- Laad.
containing sS each. soil OF supeEsor quality,
tered with tine and covered with hne t"n. such
whit. OAK hickory beach, walnut. ae and sycamore.
The soil s adapted TO wheat rye coru oats coon tobacco
sweet an, IRISH potatoes The above lasss will Sold at
reduced prices and suit, or hey vii be eS-
chayea Tor anoSt any kind al merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and particulars, apply To
III sNiLtI MllIIMORE. Is Join 81. Sinr.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
rOVFY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY

No. l2f frart-st. opposite Cctar.-R- HOY Z Y mad
aae1re- a kr, cosuan,!y On hand ers 2, ds1np'ion
Of Travelling Parking Trnks, Caroet Bags 'ai's-s,
-. a, ,a5le..ie AID retail, chap fr cash OF aperoyed
Wy llts
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

DRONN & cos. one price Hat Store,
woIcsae an,i Retail l7s Chatham Square, corner
rlTIo,- iaaa.n:, bcanty, durability and econo-
c pleasure cow ner, addition aer recently I'M
proves ho mapped Hat, style se imitation OF s.a-
YER which 50 closely resembles that Of all furs tse raost
-o>y ana Dear,iL ,ha. the difference not easily per
.esedpce s. We strc.iy adhere 10 the one price cash
-. =. ..-...,f u2 In
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
VOL. l..
AS SOCIATION,
Or, Principles of True Organization of Society

II The edor,4,p his column distinct from that ~
The Tribune. Addres. letter.. pospad, to a. BRIsRANE
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

RRaDkIiRY SODENS CO., I27 NaSsau-st, n Y.
and 10 School street, Boston
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

pOARDING--s1 per day, or Meals
I'D 50 80, Lodging 81 10 S3 per week Pious and other
respectable persons Just look in N late Manhattan iiouSe
ln26
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

A,o Farm 2l6 tho Sound and goG. Ear
l, n an ex,ellenr VILLAGE The Land M very pro-
duct, ~ condition. we'll t,ncc and waered large quantity
~ tru and lo,r,r ~ o timber, cont"l table
ho,iSe barn and ot fouthulLgS. 1t IS every way very
,!.>ra. Tor venice farming Icsd.nce. II VIII he sold
cheap. and larc. purchase money may remain
cage. For particulars iroihappy at 2lS rIoh
\.,v Vort InG I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
11LEGiNT Cabinet Furniture, to be mad
OyF PRICE, STOR at "a Chatham

street fa-,. viii u. found Clothing At the following
-. nt:cs: Beaver and Plot Cot! Goats from S5 70 sL5
10Th and Cashmere Pants from = ID 50; Satnet Pants
,r : 80 20 y Double arr Slngie-Sfeasted esis from
81 80 10 81 ST. TIE side Of Chat1a,u-st, No. "a.
n4 In HENRY CGGSWELL-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

IRE few select aoar,lers OF quiet House and apart
very deSirablc-ioca,on delightful No. l0l East
3 road ,yay lST
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
esn FARMS FOR SALE-One Of $50

acres in tie OF $m,htowu / |. on the main
country road abon onE-har Nj which Scte3red, The other
aal: timber and all in good fence. healthy reighhor
hoo schools The Land good and 80 situated
t!n h, lr., several convenient Farms with
proportion Of liable and wou,a.d To each lis convenience
10 the Railroad has induced number OF "canics To erect
or Their families li> ''d ad IS very desirable
LIZ. = L.. rnLr..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05
ag APPLE TREES. 900 prime thrift

Is. Apple Trees, consisting OF tbs Winter Grecning
Gait HoG>e. Vine sap Yellow NcWtown Pppin. Bullock
,o. Harrison o Roman Stem do. Sellacwcr CO.. Rainbow
do Cumberland Spice do Fall Re,;St-eak or aee Apple
Simmer pcauualn Prince eilOw Harvest. Fall Pppin
Bristol Prpn Buitaead-ai 81 which warranted and
vii! be sold low o;> purchasers Also. 1~ Plum
and Pear Trees ri No : t'crrr,s,rcet.
,1,Sn w ELIJAN T RROWN.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

pOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife,
a-s TWO single gentlemen, Le accommodated with
good board No. 4G Fulton street Also two or three per
can be accommodated with dinner nZa II