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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-30
From Graham's Magazine for Oct.
THE MEETING.


On! Harry, don't ask me 20 go
l really can scarcely refuse,
And yet, il perplexes me 80,
hardly know which way TO choose.
Though our meetings, by stealth, we DOW snatch
In the grove just behind the old stiie,
Pm sure Pa ~ consent TO the match,
Ii you'll only have patience awhile.
lie always WGS hard TO persuade,
And now he's SO cross with the govt,
That pain and i'll humor have made
His denial just ten times more Stout
But, oh. I'm lhe Only one left
OF his children, to soothe his decay
OF his daughter, dear Harry, berch,
How cherries and dark were his way.
Aunt says you are poor and too young,
To Pa she has told the same things
wish she would just hold her tongue,
For nothing but trouble she brings.
But OH! il you only would wait
A year, dearest Harry, or two,
No change need you ieaf IN your Kate,
She'll ever be constant TO you.
Your miniature, Harry, keep
On the chain round my neck all the time
With it pressed to my bosom sleep,
fAunt would think IL terrible crime
Don't fancy your pleadings slight,
Bot ask me no more, love, to rove,
hnd--I'lI meet you, dear Harry, tonight
just behind the old stile in the grove.
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

TEy NJ BARBER 81 J. NJ. WARD, having
entersd into co-partnefship, under the firm
OF Barber & Ward; would respectfully inform the
citizens of Lancaster and the public generally, that
they have Just received from New York fresh
stock of staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting of
Broad cloths, cassimeres, Sattinetts,
Kentucky Jeans, Bangup cord, Buffalo,
Pilot aud Domestic Fulled cloths;
Tickings, Drillings,
Canton, sale and printed tiannels,
Plain, striped paid lnseys;
Scotch and domestic Ginghams;
Checks, cott, stripes, a splendid assortment
of English and American Prints;
English Merinos. Camblet, Colored & white
Cambrcs, domestic and bl'ch'd. Sheetinss.
A variety If shaws, dress, silk. flag,
and cotton pocket handkerchiefs, vestings,
Corked skirts, wooen comforters,
Any quantity of woollen socks;
Blk. and white cotton hose,
Gloves, Suspenders, &C.; in fact every varie-
ty of Yankee notions.
Also, a quantity of ready made clothing.
BoxNETs-Straw, Cyprus, Florence, Willow and
Lawn honnets;
A splendid variety of Ribbons, and artificial
Sprgs, etc. etc.
Beers Il SHOES of every kind and size, common
ly called for in s'Uese diggings."
Ladies CATER, and Morocco Lace boots;
Also. Morocco and prunela slippers.
They are daily expecting fresh supply of Gro
ceries, viz:
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, pepper,
Spices, tobacco, Segars, dried iruit,
and confectionery.
Also, Crockery, Hard Ware, Tin-Ware,
Nails, &c &c. all of which they are bound
to sell as low as can be bought in the country for
ready pay.
16TPefsons who are in want OF any articles in
our line will do well to call and examine our Stock,
AT the old stand of 'fhode Barber.
BARBER g. WARD.
Lancaster. Sept. 9th. 1913. &c
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Important TO Purchasers.
S. NJ. & Il. LANGWORTHY.

;. III. q E. LANGWORTHY,
FAVE lately received, by the Steamers New
In Brazil, Jasper, Otter, and Others, large and
splendid assortment of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots and shoes, Queensware.
Tinyyare, Hardware, Cutlery. Clothing
Iron, Steel, Nails, NEiII-Sags and Cast
ings, togetherwiih large quantity of Groceries,
consisting of Rio, Havana Il Java Cofees; brown,
HaVanno, and loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Candles; James
River and Missouri Tobacco; No. / and 2 Mack
erel, in barrels and hall-bauels; mess and prime
Pork. in barrels and half-baIrels also one of the
very best lot Of Hines, Brandies, Gin, and JFhis-
key, ever offered in this market.
From the care which we have taken in the selec-
ton OF the above mentioned articles, we are ena-
bled TO offer them very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully invite the public TO call and
anime our stock, and request them TO remember
that ''lT' IS NO TROUBLE TO SHOW eooDs'' al The
Store Of 5. NJ. & K. LANGWORTHY.
Po,osi, Sept %, lS43. II
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gious truth, satisfied myself by re-
peating again and again the Lords
prayer, and promising that if spared to
be more attentive to religious duties
than ever before. This promise l had
no doubt, at the time, of keeping; but
have learned since that it is easier to
make promises amidst the roar oi bat
ties thunder, or in the horrors OF ship
wreck, than TO keep then when dan
ger is absent and safety smiles upon
our path.
While these thoughts secretly agita-
ted my bosom, the din Of battle con-
tinued. Grape and canister shot were
pouring through our port holes like
leaden rain, carrying death in the trail.
The large shots came against the ships
side like iron hail, shaking her to the
very keel, or passing through her tim
bers and scattering terrific splinters,
which did more appalling work than
even their own death-giving blows
The reader may form an idea of the
effect of grape and canister, when he
is told that grape shot is formed by sew
en- or eight balls confined to an iron
and tied in cloth These balls are scat
tered by the explosion of the powder.
Canister shot is made by filling pow
der canister with balls, each as large as
two or three musket balls; these also
scatter with direful effect when dis
charged. What then, with splinters,
cannon balls, grape and canister, pour
ed necessarily upon us, the reader may
be assured that the work of death went
on in manner which must have been
satisfactory to the King of Terrors
himself.
Suddenly the rafting of the iron
bail ceased. We were ordered TO cease
firing. A profound silence ensued,
broken only by the stified groans ofthe
brave sufferers below. 1t was soon as
certained that the enemy had shot a.
head to repair damages, for she was not
so disabled but she could sail without
difficulty, while we were there so ut
terly cut up that we lay hopeless. Our
head braces were shot away; the fore
and main to?masts were gone; the
mizzen mast hung over the stern, hav-
ing carried several men over in its fall
we were in a state Of complete
wreck.
A council was now held among the
officers on The quarter deck. Our con-
dition was perilous in the extreme;
victory or escape were alike hopeless.
Our ship was disabled; many of our
men were killed, and many more woun-
ded. The enemy would, without
doubt, bear down upon us in few mo-
ments, and as she could now choose
her own position, would, WITHOUT doubt
rake US fore and aft.
Any further resistance was therefore
folly. So, in spite of the hot-brained
lieutenant, Mr.. Hope, who advised
them not to strike but 10 sink along
side, it was determined to strike our
bunting. This was done by the hands
Of a brave fellow, named Watson,
whose saddened brow told how severe
~ it panied his lion-heart to do it. To
me, it was a pleasing sight, for | had
seen fighting enough for one Sabbath;
more than | wished to see again on
weekday. His Brittanic Majesty's
frigate Macedonian was the prize of the
American frigate United States.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
EsOiCc Prairie Hotel.

YEyIIE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
ling public, thathe is prepared TO accommo-
date them in a manner calculated 10 give universal
satisfaction, His house is situated half way from
Lancaster to Potosi. and hom Prairie do Chem TO
Dubuqus, -upou the hes, and shortest road be-
tween those points.
In asking share Of patronage, he does it with
the determination thar none, shall leave ais house
displeased with fare, or prices.
JNO n. EAYRES.
Boice Prairie, July 25th, 1913. 2O-u.
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p0T0SI EXCHANGE
AND billiard SALOON.
BY A S BUCHANAN.

Is no,c open for The reception Of risitors.
FHHIiE Subscriber having Obtained one of the
most beautiful Billiard Tables in 81. Louis
and supplied himself with large assortment of
the very best quality OF Wines and Liquors of all
escription-respectfully requests share OF public
patronage.
0CJ~Attseheit to this establishment is a superior
Soda Water Fountain.
Potosi. June 81, 1913. l2-t
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P0TOSI CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

PENhk subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that he has just received BY the steamer Chip
pewa, fan and beautiful assortmsnt of clothing,
manufactured in New YORK expressly for his esia5-
meni. lie now offers
Coats, Pantaioons. Vests, Crayats and
handkerchief.
OF every desc iption Of material, Including large
collection OF Summer Clothing and Piece
GOOnS---consisting Of CLOTHS ana CALIc0Es,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS add cars, al Of the latest fash
ion and styles. AZ very low prices for cash.
fC-Drafgs 0n well-known houses in Galena. =.
I4oais, New Orleans. and New York, furnished a
low rates. ISAAC g. URf.
POtUi, May 70 1913. 10
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LUMBER YARD.

WE have on hand a splendid assortment Of
w White and Yellow Pine plank, 20 wit: All
length, thickness, and qualities, seasoned, green,
eleat and common. Also, a quantity OF shaved
pine Shingles, and sawed Lathe, which we offer to
the pubic at very low prices.
: NJ. Il f. LANGWoRTHY.
Poiosi, sept. lst, lSl3 -25-tf.
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Fancy and NIiIlinary Goods,
LAMAR g. DOWNING,
CASSVJLLE.

C.IOOFILLE,
TTAVE now on hand well selected assortment
IL of Dry Goods, Groceries. Clothing,
Hardware q Crockery--also, quantity VI
salt Pork, Pine Lumber and Shingles,
which they offer extremely low for CASH or MINER
AL.
ftFThe highest price in cash paid for mineral
May %, 1913. y
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n VIE suDSSfIDerS nave increased theIr former
IL stock By late arrivals, to a very extensive
and compile assortment of SUMNER GooDs COM
prisiag
The latest Style of Dry Goods.
Merrimack, aud a variety offancy prinrs, chintz,
painted lawns, figured mall, Saco shifting, bedtck-
ing OF every requisite width, baggng, apron checks,
full supply of fancy pantaoon stuffs brown French
and Irish linens, linen aud danask table cloths,
dress and pocket hdkis., cravats, stocks, gloves,
hose. &C. &c.
Seasonablc Clothing.
MEMS cloth, jeans, moleskin, linen and gam
broom coats; cashmere, jeans, sattineu and linen
drilling pants; silk, satin, marselles aud jeans
vests, together with ladys bOnnets of every deicrip
ton; men and childIen's summer leghorn, straw,
palm-eaf, silk and fur hats; also shirts of every
pattern and material.
Every description OF boots and shoes.
Mems seal, calf, kip and thick boots; morocco
and seal pumps, lined calf, kip and thick brogans;
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers; monroe, calfan
prunella shoes and bootees, IN every variety, and
to suit all ages and every size.
GROCERIES.
Java, Rio and Havana Coffee N. o. loaf and
brown Sugar; Young and Old Hyson, Gun powder
aud Imperial Tea; dried peaches and apples, rice,
raIsns, slnnamon, pepper, giDger and allspice;
sperm aud tallnw candles; all size of window glass,
canister, keg and blasting powder, etc. etc.
HARD WARE.
Spades, shovels and picks; grain and grass
scythes, pitchiofks saws, axes, hatchets and ham
mers pad, and variety of door, trunk aud chest
locks, seli-actng and congress hinges; brass and
cast butts screws, glass aud mahogany knobs, Ger
man silver AMI iron spoons, etc.-Together with
Tin and stone ware, paints, oils, whiting, putty,
etc. etc.
Our goods were selected with thorough knowl-
edge Of the TINES and MARKET; aud we offer
them to tie public upon terms which we faiter our
selves will retain our old friends and acquire new
ones. = L. LEWIS < co,
POtosi, June 20,h 1913. IA
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NEW FIRM-NEW GOODS & NEW PRICES.
aS, *

FHyHE subscribers have increased their former
IL stock By late arrivals, to a very extensive
and compile assortment of SUMMER GooDs; COM
nrisihg
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Potosi Millinery Store.

Three Door. a6ope HiLmer's Exchange.
MADAME EN-. late Of Galena. respectful
wi ly informs the Ladies of Poiosi and vicini,
~, that she has just opened complete assortmen-
of Fancy and Millinary Goods,
consisting of Silks, Ribbons, Bonraets French Nee
die Work, &c. &e.-all of the latest fashions and
styles. From her thorough knowledge OF the BUSH
ness, Madame ESz is confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction to those who may patron-
ize her, Potosi. MAY &c. lS43. III
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WILLIAM G. WARD; }Tnss-s
so tAdt Ocf2 dttlcrq
100 000ACREs OF LAND-For sale il

100 OOOA4S.R.ESs OF L AN sale ej IN
northwest from New cirg The subscriber who tie
authorized Agent for IL The ,rge owners Of land in
Wayns County, offers FOR sale quantities pGc.a-
ses 100000 acTss Of unmqroved land ces VARYING fom
81 pr acre It,e tItir 10 winch Is inds pu,abe.
The laad generally timbecd with sugar maple beech
hemoCk, White ash, lynn, &c and wewate-d BY
Telling which also furnish abundance pow
= for maehgsy The soil produces good crops Of Wheat,
Rye Indian Corn Buc wheat, Oats Potatoes, and
ceedn-y productive Of which renders very desirable
grazing The conyensnce for market arr good By
Delaware aud Hudson canal which from Honssdaie ~
The centre Of tie County to Rondou' the Hudson River
aud Will be increased by the completion of the Newly ork and
Enc Railroad, which viii pass along tn entire border
OF the County Among The lands here offered several par
GELS OF from 1909 5000 each winch viii be sold very
low for ca oron shoItcredto close the to whcheY
belong Hd Well worthy OF the Of
Persons Visit tins County themselves
will - from New{ork By the Enc Railroad line 10 Middle
town whss they viii md lines odaily stages Homes
tale and those wishing remove their goods and furniture
ship them W the Delaware and HGdson Canal lines direct
New Hon-sdaie. The advantages Of this Couu-
renGer desirable location for farmers manufacturers
and mechanics
Building lots the Borough Honessle are also for sale
very favorable terms. JOHN TORRE.Y
HoIesdae September 25 1873. sl6 eodtDeclr
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GENUINE TEAS.

TNHE Canton Tea Company have Just completed
very fx:ens,re for the arEo2ehigs fall a1T
known superior judgement and simple nave beea
most fully devoted 10 The interests Of their patrons neet
their ard 70 the rights Of their customers Eer
ally kaown TO nsed cmmeu, (he misrepresentation byine[
ss,ed nns unpneprd peySoEs 20 the contrary
tanned the greatest notoElety VIII now o. found sur
that they have ntTod9eet and, they uk isr before any tha
b. possibly s"id Tor the Price the United States Gun
powders. lI,eTsa Twanksss and Skin Tess IN great
y-iS qualities OF Black Teas The unrivailed Howiua
meat Of Hysons and Young Hysons suitable for city retail
IN lots of any quantity PTopor,oaabe varieties Of other
Gr-ens- Genuine JaTa Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
be returned II no, approved Orders promptly
Gated 10 all parts OF The country Terms cash PRINCIPAL
Street near Christopher New York, sud Ills Fulton street
Brooklyn.
OBsERvE,-The original, and ouly warehouse in ths
United States &. the sale Of the only and genuine bow
cRas Black Teas. o6 2m
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FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.

n l.. FARNAM, al PAT Water-st manufactures
". Fire Engines oeyey sizs orcities villages factories
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose Of any relured Suction
Hose, Coupling Screws, sc.
Lift and Force PUMPS. lift and force any distance
from 500 gallons minute
pumps.
Ship and Steamboat Pumps Tor filing boilers &c and for
use OF fTs.
ArPumps condensation any required size
Lead and Iron P~, Brass C-cks Ornamental fountains &c
" B-The Pumps Of his manufacture double action OF
great strength and very ample ;he construction being
particularly We'll calculated for the Southern and lada
markets Il5m
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10 PRINTERS AND PUBLlsHERs.-A B.

THO PRINTERS AND PUBLlSHERS.-A. B.
L TAYLOR formerly Foreman for +. Hoe Coz having
lately made gea, improvements in s Napier Printing fIsss
takes this mode of inviting Printers Editors and ubShers
TO call examine of his at the office OF the lr'
une where may I've operation from 10 O'Clock
NJ. daily.
Having established himself No. 81 Edrlsesreet, IN The
city of he is now prepared TO execute all orders
good terms other establishment in the T. States
Que second hand double Napier Press hand and for sale
c(.,r ne ahOy. si3 In
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SOAP WORKS. AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.
WI. JOHNSON IL vRooM.
y Trinity Place. iete Lamjn-street Ne,c- York.

MANUFACTURERS AND cREMIsTz.
he Trade supplied on TIE most liberal terms.
Fa!s Yellow Soap for family Creme &c AmOudI
use Cologne Water.
White bs7 Soap, scented. Lavender DO.
Palm w adSnTs. and every de- Bears Oil.
srrption OF Fancy SOAPS, Marrow Pommads
for GTocers, Druggists. Ship Curling Fluid
ping Merchants and Fsri-j Orsnge-Flower Water
tesn th+ ueates style and trsczn Dye for the Hair
hnish Cold Cream
Perfume. SaiyjnI for rhs co--rr.~,,
Shaving Soaps in pots andPertume BsxS n Trv,
cakes OF ths most EXCELLENT Beaurfvinr Io,ino
qIailry. lAnriqGe OIL
,, e,iet's 5owd=r Handkerchief Essence
PIX oil k3sss- Chlorine Tooth Wash
t-.tTict OF Musk Esprit de Rose
All articles manufactured AZ thos. work ars 30
The trade Dealers Merchants and Pdds-S Ivnn A. LII
inspect stock before making tae purrhsses sna
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INTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
IL adjoining the New-York and Erie Railroad the
Rmapo Ryer 81 miles from the CITY Of New ork, capable
of driving Machinery almost any extent there four
fire falls and great body of together with the
whole or part Of 400 of land heavily numbered with
wood Of p 40 yeats growth There also the tract
extensive mines OF Ist quality mesons possessing
strength considerable part Of the land cleared and cult
vated and there might BE- made excellent Farms, by
Tuysdo Lake, miles long and one mile wide,
lies in of The tract the OF which is beautiful
The place remarkably healthy. IL Is known the Au-
gusta tract and /, three miles above Persons Works
Access be had % three four hours from the city
of New York by the NewYork aud Erie Railroad, five
hours by the WY Iackensack and Orange Turnpike
by the of Niack Havesyraw the Hudson River.
Inquire al No ~ Ch4hsm.st. $50 ]m.
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10 0O0ACRES OF MOUNTAIN Ian

iE Of MoHN o,5ss nd LA kssE
land Counties State Of New York IS miles from the city
The New York ard Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
well stocked witt wood of IS years growth and upwards
considerable part of might be made arabic There IS
vera iron mines Of which has lately been opened and
proved be of first ity There extensive wa.
Tuxeto Lake miles long and one mile wide lies in one
miles above Persons Works and Is known as the Augusta
Tract Access can be had in thTe or four hours by the
n y * Erie Railroad, in five hours BY the OF
Hackensac and Orange Turnpike by the way OF Nyack
or Haversraw.
1t will be sold parts if offer made foI consid erabe
tract. Inquire ~ Chatham street, whek be
and other particulars asceraned relative TO the above pm
SEES ault 3m.
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u Henry Fry, from New-York who fell be.
tween the ferry boat aud the dock Jersey City, on Friday
aferaoon in his ger shore before the boa,
aad was fastened died Sunday morning from the brui,
es received by the conclusion.
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
MSls%S@ LAND, Sc Persons about Temitt'ns mon
/&-kf0ey TO their friends N the ora Country can c
s-zz@s=S-s 60 S. fO, eco, ESQ, any amount, paya
bic demand without discount or any other charge at the
Bnit Son Co.. Bankers, London Bamed s. Co. Exchange
and Discount Bank LIVERPOOL Eastern Bank OF Scotland
Co.. scotland and the branches in post town through
be- forwarded by the steamer Acadia sailing Boston 6t
Of October the packet ships Of the III Ih or 18th BY APP
plying w y u l. lat 9CC
B-A letters from the must come post paid 81
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ga PART OR THE WHOLE of valuable

ssaA PART OR THE WHOLE of q valuable
e Farm for sale in Orange County, miles West OF New
Xburgh on Browns turnpike, containing about 100 acres
lying both sides of the road; has large story dwelling
2barns waggonhouse and all other buildings has
fruit. There never,fans stream OF water running
through it, abouIdne with fish; also well Of excellent wa
remainder being divided into ploush meadow and pasture
land of the best quality and all good fence Terms
easy For further particulars, apply 10 Thomas G. Conroy
2O8 Canal street. Daniel X Calyer "a Water street. Newbg
or OF the subscriber on the premises.
sl2 I'm. JOHN HOASE.
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TIA FIRST PACKET FOR. SAVANNAH
6T-rs+ TO SAIL 9th OCTOBER.-The well known fast
sssEAesailinp packe, brig MADlS0N Capt. Buckley Will
ceen accommodations for cabu second cabin and seerae
passengers Persons DESTROYS Of beIt should make
early application w. &,J. Il. TAPSCOTT
OF 43 Peck Slip, South ST.
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N CIIANCERY-Belore the Vice Chancellor,
y W llllam I.r,In H,leILCA -

tOS, SOLICITOR
stas Of Ns FORK SIN pursuance OF d.ftT ., orb,
81 t ~ cosr OF hancet mad The above u G AZ pab
nc 2Nctoa under The direction the sub5rbe, one ~
Masters of ne said Court; by SAMUEL j. Osgood ON r
az the Merchants Exchange the city OF New-f
~ day Of Ocrobrr A d. lS] l2 o'clock noon OF 'na t
ell that certain lot! piece ace OF land srlnaf o mi one
hundred feet westerly from th. southwest corner % long
t6dstreet aud Third ayen thence running we Ss Ss
Fortythirdstree - feet thence soutisT!y on INC on
with Third hundred feet; thence eastern
line pafa- with Fortythrd,ee twenty-five es' hundred
northsriy line parallel with Third avenue one III and
feet, 10 the place Of beginning Also all the ne t
interest Of the said James Pohemus IN. time sa,d
given, Of in and TO the ad joining half part OF sts
street fronting said otpate New York eptenfs Is w
PiiILO T. RUGGLES-
SIS 2awtds ,Iaster in ChareeIy.
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VALUABLE. COUNTRY SEAT in the Village
Of Jamalca. Z. !. For SALE.-Will be sold al pubc

VALuABLE;, COUNTRY :, Satin "a, The Village
Auction az the Merchants Exchange in the City OF New
York Nouda the NAH day OF October II o'clock
noon by A J. BeeckeT Co Auctionsers, the counry
s5ence ths village Of Jamaica l. lately owned and occu
pied BY NJ " lillian K. Oracle, together with d. farm
neced with containing about eigntyseyen and half
OF! land The premises question situated the
y sde OF the running towards Flushing from the
road leading through the village of Jamaica and
lands of John \. King, Esquire
They consist of the arm mentioned which Is
celleut order we'll fenced and enclosed double dwelling
house with back building surrounded by fine shade and frat
dwelling house ADDITION. the
ton OF farmer and bis family stables, barns ouhouses
houss Sc 5sc There as- upon premises
sufficient supply q wafer quantity OF woodland and
extensive Of fruit and othertEres Part Of he purchase
money remain bond aud mortgage For farther par
tieulas uque Of hares f. Butler No Hanover street
OF William 6. Ward, No, ~ W all street. New York
he dwelling house can b. application the house
OF Mrs. Nspcy Grscie, Al Jamaica.
New-iork, SEPT. %, l8i3
CHARLES E HITLER, STmseTs'