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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

D ICON HONS, Shoulders and sidcs. Of
- SUPERIOR 7'alFy iu I0fs 90 SUIT pufchasers
for sale by aag Oh MKEF & 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
ECLECTIC SCHOOL
BOOKS
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BIZ
sTEPHENsON & AsWELL,
Uuinn Street Wheeling
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EACItANGE HOTEL,
BALTIMORE, Md
- THIS House, having undergone
EZMa many important alterations and or
Ittiit4. ouPh repalrs, having been m part
liiiLEt3 refurnishcd with rich aud elegant
Ss2e-e-s-& furniture, is again open for the recep-
ton Of company. = he position Of this Hotel il
toe we'll known TO require a detail Of It's advan-
tages. 10 confessed 10 be FOR people of business
or pleasure one Of the most favorable Of any in
the city.
The present proprietor intends That care and
industry shall not BE- wanting 10 improve lie NAT
be respectfully 5Ollcifs the patrou1 ge I'll bis
friends and the public.
may 10 ERASTUS COLEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
HUNBUG.


Some cry h mbrS Oul Of envy, and some from
jealousy cry HumJug, some from heir I-nurapct.
IF tre thing cry humbug / do not believe TIA {
every thlag Is gold that shines, nOi DO believe
that every thing winch j. hastily denounced Is n
nuuhur. Men need not be irl-h ened By a mere
hunbuS. Prove Il thing and then Judge of II 49,
was I'D To the above remarks Ly a very stuei-
DE gentleman sajlTg 10 ne this Gay that r. ase' s
HonrhOund Canly was humbu4. Now know
'tUeT from aciu" experiment ] hud - one Of
he best things tor the throat and voice hoars,-
ness and coughs which nave ever used Let
such try aud see for himself
HFMAN BANGS,
Pastor ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church,
Forsyth street.
New York, Dec 18Th, 1872
To MessGs John rease d Son. a. Division ST.
81 viii indeed be wonderful, f after reading the
above CUrtlfcatg from one of the ~ ST prominent
uinisi,rs 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church,
ara should doubt the efficacy of Pesse Hoar-
hound CANDY. added TO the above name. u blch .
In itself hoist, will be for that of Andrew ack
son, the old hero whose Opluions were never
bought or sold. but were always exIIessed IN
CauuOT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
RnETMATIsM 49, LAMENEsS 81

tively cured anj al shrvelled mus cles and Limbs
are restored. IA the old young, by the Indian
Vegetable Elixir auI Nerve and Bone I.IuImeut
but never without the name Of CJmstock q
Co. ON 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
Dr. LEN'!S
CELESTIAL BALM

OF CHINA positive cure for the piles and
all external aIllngs-al internal rrta,ious bro'I
10 the surface bv friction with this Balm;-so II
coughs, swelled or sore thrOnt. tightn.as oF the
chest. tins balra applied on flannel will relieve
and cure at once. Fresh wounds or old sores
are rapidly cured by it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTF.
OPPOSITION.

III. SOOD IN EN- STAGE CO. by an
A arrangement with the Rail Road Co.'S have
REDUCED THEIR FARE.
from WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, SlI,OO
PHiLADFLrHIA. 1900
Two Linus Of "ShriVer's Paieh, Bnw Spring "a
rhcs, leave Wheeling daily Tor Washington Guy,
Bali.m"re, Philadelphia. New York aud Boston,
come Getting al CUMBERLAND with tie
BALTIMORE ONO RAIL ROAD MAu.TRAtS.
Tine o. BALTIMORE 81 koH,S
PHILADELPHIA ID dn
Ohi'c first d"or ahave the United States Hotel
Water street, hceling Va.
ieh HUTCHINSON, Agent
i ;. ! 70" above mute il the cheapest mo,I expo
1Iiinus and comfortable Of any between he
Ohu river and the eastern cities
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
CORNS.-The French plaster is a sure cure.
East India Hair dive

COlors the hair any shade you wish, II will
not color The skin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

SARSAPARILLA.- OCK'S COM
OUND En- FRACt. There is no other prep
ration Of Sarslplrilld that can exceed or equa
this. II YOU are sure to get Coms'ock's you viii
mad u superior 10 all others. 1t Goes hCi require
. putting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
HEADACHE

DR. Spohn's Headache Remedy will etiectuallv
cure sick h "a tache, either from thg Nerves or
bilious. Hundreds Of families are using il WIN
great JOY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
Inns SPREAD PLASTERS

better and NOR. nice aud useful article never
was made, Al slOuld wear them regularly
Inns TEMPERANCE BITTERS:
on the principle OF substituting the tonic inp'acc
Of The he stimU'g1' principle which has ra'uru,-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20

. for the certain prevention Of Fcrers, or any zen.
eral sickness; keeping the stomach IN IN ls
perfect order, the bowels regular, and dcterm.
natiCn ts the surface Colds, Phs, pains 10
the bones. hOarsentss. and Dr0DSy are quich IA
cured by II. Naow this by Irying.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-20
lDR BARTHOI.OMEW,S
.IGS IS= 5.ATE


TAKEN IN lme, and Is delightful Remedy. Re-
member the name, and get Con stocks.
KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE ,giH
eradicate all worms IN chiIdIcn OF adults with n
certainty quite astonishing. Its tse same as lat
made by FahncstoCk, and sells with a raprdItv
almost incredible by Comstock Il n, y York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

crowd of briehess barristers, sharking attorneys,
and their clerks. The journals, has for auditors
all the lest aen OF these three audiences shd, De
SIDES, every mind in his country, and at iehsn -
Europe, who is watching the hill-toPs OF kas~lele
for the appearance of the breaking lights oil c'''-
sa,ion Hish-u.inded gentlemen dooosiess 40
make tie Bar as noble pursuifas II can 0e Hsue
Bu, we know some OF the best ard modest, ard
b;.hes, in rank OF living barr!sters acknowledge
,hei- r-cf.s.ioa cannot be elevated the Position
rs our greatest iournalis,s,-for whose words ku-
Iva ii,rens. The Bar themes are rneaner- The
yer,, erandest subjects on which the Bar had TO
display It's talents of late years have been, which
of two sects shall have endowment, or which
Of two parties shall possess mine. Us eoquenee
Ia. fallen OF The public ear once or twice OF late
LIN defence OF nuzderer-in euiogy OF PlnP.
General society, if not in propositions, in facts
gives n ore real attention the Journalist Than TO
the most successful lawyer. He is more sought
after His appearance, history, ard manners are
more discussed His presence in room makes s
greater sensasor He is the Lion. Heres zlcTe
OF the public love and goodwill. His arc the noisy
plaudi,s Of the Many-his the incense OF TIE
preises Of the Few. a paragraph in court cor
ner OF newsp paper IS all mere Peer receives on
hi, death and burial-which in the case OF law
lord becomes Biographical column. i ne journal
ist j. lanentcd in hundreds OF notices. dis auto
graphs fetch high prices. In due time two or three
rood!v volumes are devoted to his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

= Salt Rheum Riagwo-.n. Te:ter ScaId:t'ead bar,
hos or Jackson lcb Eczema, Psoriasis Ssluar1a ana
o,nr- risease the skin safely certainly sad eecd,
cured bv tie Use OF Saads's Remedy, which has now oeen
tested in more than six thousand different cases othe above
ciSsa-e without having tailed in an7, where me aifFelo
are attended to- Tue unparalleled success OF IBIS reehy
in curing diseases the skin without eqCai IN the hor
OF medicine Scntss SarsapaTiia recornulenei 70 os
used with ne remedy il tends 10 trow out iTol te
blood and system generally all the unhealthy huoF co'
recied with he Sesscs. aSd the Application at Tue Tes
externally sane le entirely eTddcatsS II rom the
svs,cl The Eeuecy perfectly harmless in is operations,
ard NAV be applied with perfect 81 iet even TO The skl OF
the terie-est infant Testimonials OF It's efficacy are daily
received and The following selected or publication
ch it is thought will satisfy the mind s' every Candid
person OF liz eItraordir,r ~ virtues
iIs.s7,, :! g. / II. SGnGs-Gen.-: procured a box o!
YOUR valuable Remedy Tor Salt Rheum I months since ioT
my son. wEe then severely afflicted Win Tue Disease or
his hands and ailsr applying the Remedy very sort the
using less than one,ent O.. the box tne aesec eiec va
produced and Ire care complete snce when time ere
has beer 10 return OF ihe complaint Ours rFpectoliy
JosEFE c. STASLET, 6 Deiancy-SL
New.Yori, Oct. Il. 1870
!E.5s-s Rouse : PeTtiaE Hiring heard from one Of
nv friends a. nc Uonouga you lad niabEe RENE
d. 10. the Salt HaeCn,, procured some for my WIFE she
had been troubled with the complaint Te OF SIX year sha
am happy nform yon, that the ReltaE mas ehuEeiy
cured her All have say IS, ii any person aicta viz,
tbs west Of all comp ANTS buy and use Salds. n 7neoy
Tor tie salt Rheum." ~. :,
The above certificate vas TO our Agents, Rouse
PerkjHg. Oxford, Chenargo comfy, n.
Prepared aad sold al noleSais and rsiiii oy A
Co Druggists and Chemists, No e3 Broadway corner OF
Charbers.stfeet, New-York Also sold By a. b. u ID
Lii. p-ice q lSf I'm
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CTATE OF NEW YORK. ss.-In

II Che0csry ts>-e Ire VICE CbsRceilof OF q CfcnlE
John Aulhon v. Mary C. P. Macoa3o.
Pursuant deeTeai order made in the Arrows e7utsd
iI hc sold II Pahiic Anchor 1ader he direction
of subscriber oe tie Masters OF this Court By Ed
Sa- Il LUDLOW SuctoGser r; the Merchants Exchange
in The Civ az Nevyo.E or Saturday Ers cay o. April
rsr, et - O'Clock Boou All those pieces ans parcels c!
lard suAIs =, TIE towns Yerkers AID WeStchestec AID
in lie c.uurv is;sbe5cT which pieces and parcels c;
l7nd ara acd ard Gsori!.eG o. tie zap o. partition
: esaIe Q; fsssr yariae, deceased 6.ade by iacobus
nset,,n J,rrs Vnrien and Andrer Carse Commission
- ,,..iy;n MED by tie Cont OF Chaacery. Is ots
ngra5sr onr N tSso ~ thrre Isl fou: 81 eleven CD
Ia e- fl being pieces ard parcels OF Ina cog
viewed 10 sp 2eLy%ick r1Si idE the sad MARY u ia
conn b. the a,rsss Cc.;screES ii partition by their
erd dated bc eX,h day OF 0c,obs- cue iSsz5 sight
hcrdrcd AID esy-one. tde ii Eoos tvestyHIac oi
De- s IN IAs CLERKS ,t-- of Coazty pEeeIwc
hundred aoc eestyeish, &c Dated New.I seo.uaTy
il lss. WILLIAM W. CANPBELL-
s.flzv,Ai master y ChaaesTyf % JoeHsrees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

cello. OF the First Circuii-EIIas 3. WatrouS vs. loen
~ made Ia the above entitled viii be sold al pnoc
auction under the direction OF the subscriber one OF the
Maefs thereof. By wilkins Rollins Aust1oneers. al me
Merchants E1chsuge IN the City New YORK on tie oth
CAV OF March II O'clock. neon, OF nateay
Al una can and s SAT- OF NeWYork By number
90 0lr in the H0rIbsck Purchase be ginning on At
south corEer OF Cenre-strei opposite the ios nov "a
late in TIE possession OF william HefdIn, aod luis
dnvn the Aforesaid Ceue-sireEt south MY desEes ea
me hundred feet 10 10, number foy.tAres tia noF OF
late. owned and occupied hy be Penny tae.os 's.
iortv degrees es, two chains and my i1ss 70 me d
row late OF Jacob Wietis, thesce norm MY oesTse
hcndred feet To the New Posi- Road leLce aiOns
the said foSt Road north forty degrees east tgo eHa a
fv links the place OF beginning Also ali the ioo NS
lots pieces ard parcels OF land situate ysg and eeDg n
ElIsve in Ulster CoCnty and State Aforesaid knsa on
mar OF EenvIlie as lots Numbers tnrtyhre@ ana thirty
iour il the Hornbsck Purchase beginning al tie norm cor
TOR NJ zad The Pcs. Road leadisg iTo1 hir
ton 10 Wurtsarous and souh OF the store formerly
occupied BY Frost GouiG. and ruREIns rem nebce hoLE
S d-r. along Centre stree two hundred ard fly
lei 10 Isl runbsr thrtvwn iheace go:!h iory degrees
,as; along said lot No s. hundred e-t TO lot NO.
theuce aicng lot No. sT south iiy degrees cas-, to
rndrpd End fifty feet 10 The Post Road. therce ansg the
same souh fsrty degrees west - the pace OF Beginning
saving And reseTyng said 10, number hy-four AID also
ose other lot OF land lying EteiTle a.ore.aa
Al he cr Of lot number ~ and running tef CT
aIo7g The easJr-Iy side OF tie Sex Pest Roa rom kings
ton 10 o>bororgh south forty degrees esi 3a.i
sad twenty links 10 Of Thomas a-soG La thescs
along said aps south s1ty-esht degrees east aooct af
cla9s f- inks thcace ouh tofy-sI degrees siFiy Hi.
ues cas- ssveDtylTH inks 10 chesl1t s.uuiP Lea IL
highway tacnce north ABOUT WET
chains ienyope links 20 the Souneas; corner Oh Sl NO
IL thence along lots Ms Il and IL north nifty es!ees
west six chaiIs ityfve links 10 the lace OF otgnnng
containing about acres, more or less excepting ana
re.er-ng the above oi watering on the ouH sue
of said io conveyed Jacob A Lorew, and the scnool
house lot eas1y side OF said lot also an acre Io,
sold 10 Rurs Clara tie noEhery part OF the above o
and haf acre 10, SOLD Joseph D. Cutter also excepting
about tbrcequ.rter OF the southeast OF and a
Joining said Cutters lot extending south rlty degrees ea
TO seuihess, bounds and bounced southwest by said
northwest lay said Cutters hs acre lo
asd also three los known the nap OF h+ property IN
tcai -.-lT AZ 81 10 60 tx 81.
New-York January S0th, l:45.
? W gIrEF Soii-f,cr flo laT6g
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Dr. Richardson's Sherry Vine bIte!s arc IN thCtirht
medicine We have taken bottle OF Them, aH1 are aoouI
ten yesTs younger On feelings ttan We were Honih
ago
From the BuDbe-hiII Aurora. Chares1oH-n
DR RICHARDSON'S RfTIEEs The Editor OF The roSt mas
been made 10 feel years Younger By tie use OF one Dol
a OF Dr. Richardson's BiueTs These E;i!sre are cpIc
popular and prove highly beneficial! The EGi.aI OIL tne
Post certainly good authority in such cas- and ms
,nal experience should 90 toward estabsnS Tue Doe
tors Compound. =, ,.;
From TIE Essex Banner and HaTerhli Advertiser
This season .e OF this Va udbie Eetc!he-
II the ulo safe ana eEectGa family medicine, TOR
erich lis processes 10 cure thai has ever been
II i composed OF different roots and pian,s IKE lue
b;Icrs bea-se they Queck but prepare ny lSu
lar orscai physician wo saws bBt very little about the1
himself Int leaves fer those who sse lem 10 MAKE lheT
own statements OF their beneficial effects upon the system -
w. have ms, used the last Of bottle which We pufcas-
ed ON enc of his agents whose name will be iound on he
outside of our p,psT. meat, ago re ccotd neither run
6oL, sing iaoa ergo 10 work without ieeins mat
our DAYS were seen - be numbered among those nat are
not nj ,nese Bier have cared and we ee as we
had been bors again, and say IN our own peculiar
style tegone dull care 70 s1t curse YES and hose She
wish 10 fee! 50 TOO o Richa7dsons SeT OF
there i ne help fer them.
To t- above ehecriuuy add own testimony oil Inc
e;cacy OF Richardson's Stiers They are e1ceient Ter
ali *. purposes which they are Recommended
r For sic. wholesale and retail. by A B. D SANDS,
General Agents, 70 and loo saiton ST. also sold by D.
sands ( Co No. - East Broadway f. B. sands j Co.,
No. Is Broadway GC.sner Yong No. la CnainaHi
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For The Tribune
a Gorsst eaa!t

BY Z. , soaa!sn-


Twas mild Autumn day;
Leaving the City's din wandered out
To Natures bo~e rs, where no, one ;houghuess sn0
Broke on the lonely way.
There was whispering sosnd
As soft and svree, as sorne bright saroiess iays'
a-.s,b.a in pure rapture 10 ,hei, Makers praise,
Rising in richness round
IT was like some lonSlost strain
ofnas;c. from the land Of Childhood's dreams,
osfeupt and river and OF silver streams,
Thrilling ray soul again
1.anbled noiseiess on
c-e7,o and hiilock. aad low tangled fern
Meeting the sane deep notes al e~'E5 '7Tn'
Nor wished the1. TO be gone
A spell vsas on re then;
7es:aea : circle in the forest wood
And By mound d ergro~n with green moss, sso0d,
Aad gazed ado~n the giea-
Bo. sc, i kner~ it not:
Fo.. Ike wandere- OF the sea, roreo
Thro' al. the scenes fond Infancy had ie-ed,
To each remembered spot
could no, then recall
Cae ri-id feature Of The lovely scene
On. image sporting OF the sunny green;
They were 50 shsdosy ali
Only oae sense drank deep
OF the ,oaed wonders Of the hidden pas,,
Which Mer1'ry Ger its jeweled s,-eaailet cass
With wild light ming sweep.
Each old familiar face
Each tree and flower and path around the door
Each household thing on the white oaken door,
then in vain could trace.
But each richer strain
Of melody, ne'er heard b? mortal, seemed;
Io.e Varied than the thoughts that ever cleaned
Aleng the spiri,'.tvain.
Once all vas strangely still
Then came swell of music passing sweet,
as lit had left the plains Of Heav'n, TO greet
Earth's notes By noun, and Ill.
Eel; it coming on;
Softer, then deeper, wilder than before
Til sb.es Of each leaf i,s imposes bore,
Filled with its blended song.
It stole away n7 heart
Each ae.ve within me seemed trembling ire,
o:vory;ng tone, still svnetez, higher,
Bearing humble part.
Rlest Sympa,ll::-!' cried.
Linking the worlds Of Nature aud OF Thought
A. two srea, rivers tina; wisely taught
To Inisgle tide with tide
Fsssikse7s:., 1913
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4 AIDES i. b. sflNEe-5O cen1s.-.

4 AIDES 1. Z. SHNEc-oU cenls.-'
Ed DcselEoe, close eIte:s'Se sock OF old
'aNcenrd RaHber Sho-s bot, nsa aEd p.ai, toe rs2!
p.1cr!oa - hnrchis reduced 20 S. Is 5ad IS
iSt rais "oes -nkbeS Eysry o;ier Kind for SHE n
p'pPoreonShy CIV ptieeS Ladies shccs srb5sr at 6s s.
aoa ts> "h9 fnoaes' soiese,ter socs pyoIr.io!sh'y
cheap ~ aadluoa to INDIA Eabosv sS-s. the RozhUTy
IniIa aa>i establishment offer every dessripcr {; It.
dia Rubber goos n .ssei, ass aad buyers VII! scaCce
e7as,, &; * Ma.dcu i-aas. HORACE II. DAY. neI~y
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j, scH.NsE OF STARTING

$50 PLiCE-HEw ABRAMS 81 En I tIr
~ sIBNN1 AND BOSTON VIA HoU 81 An ~ .as,.
seuR0aD-Tbe STEAMER Mutual SATISFY whi s2ss
rnenes -us Ing Tor Passengers and F!e1snt da, IL,
MoRNINGs 7o'eloek iran The o9 o., x Y~YofS al
o.ctort p n NJ ON The arrival OF The down uan Of 20
This soat is soc only running IN connection w. foot
Railroad For further Information, apply d INC
NsU.To,l 9d of March 1873 W.
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! Between Anu Eliza Russell. complainant and James
Russell defendant Order for publication Happening 10
This the complainant has ss her petoc n se
above cause against the defendant 20 obtain
relief according The prayer OF tie said petition upen the
matters SAID petition forth, and having been made
to ppsaT 10 satisfaction OF The Chancellor that he said
defendant this STATE Its ;aersCooR Oh this thr-
uelh cay January, 4 D. eighteen hundred and forty
three by cyccrG by tie Chancellor. that the SAID
absent defendant .he sid petition before The
expiration Of two month. i le date OF This order and IN
eau thereof such other proceedings be had and such
decree ihereUpon colped against the sld defendant
Ioe Chauceisor shall think eo2:l-bie and juSa
And farther ordered thai ts oruer shah within twenty
DAYS Hereafter the said defendant by deliver
icg copy thereof The said defendant b Published
WITHIN the said wenty dsys II! TIE Jersey City Advertiser
arc Hu4soa County Repus.car, ard the Sew-YoFk Tri
hune Tor four weeks successfully al least IN
week re IaW4x WM PENNINGTON, c.
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s0sEf,,.Es al 'F7'' M; PENNINGTON, Chancellor



ChaBceiior-Willian Fl. Lcggeti vs. Benjamin acN ckar
Il; a-ln porsrance decital order oi THIS curt MADE
in the sboTe entitled viii be so.d al Funi aucuo
uncer the direction OF tn Subscriber, oi The A1sec
thereof by J. ~ Miller Co. hccuoDeeTs al Ice Mer'
chants Exchange n The city NeEis:k on the ltH day
o: March nex;, i2 ocincS oo7u Ct atdayA tina GER
tain OF ls, staaied iyls AID hang u ofti,!zna
county OF Wes4chester, and S.as OF York, bounded
and described as follows HrsionjEg a. fat on "is"a
o:her called Busgay Creek, aDd foEuHg iaercr noHE
IS degrees 20 MINUTES eis1 - chains q Ss. thence NORM
s. degrees vest 3 iins tE-rce GT,a: west ealn
/; Hks. thence SO DEGREES essi osl E mas, thence
north % degrees 50 mingieS est csi- - ass AeEce
north chains - links irnCe no..l s2fSei ~ 49,
81 inks, lcnc=noT1a degrees -, citaiSs Il ..aks
thence north Il trgre 81 c.=if Il haas, trt-r 't
DEGREES wsS; cillGS t links, te.ce Gnrti Ii Ueg'efS
50 niaes weSs clsG5 is Inhs, lheucs Dot;5 ovsf-es
res chain 90 links, laeace Co tscTe5 east ca2E'
3; Inks thence 5oGh IS Ge5reeS "a. oha.ns nAs.
thence north degrees S" inmates WEI - chaIns 8 !.rkS,
thence south cegreeS - minutes wcSi chains . ink>
thence sou, Il degrees 81 c mas thence south
- degrees 10 minutes chains = 1kS tnsuce south -
degrees east chains inks. thence south degrees ives:
chain 90 links, sott * DEGREES west chain ~
links ihence soulh 3 degrees CHAIN, lhsuce south
IS degrees east chains IL aEs, thelcs Soclh s. degrees
west Chain 3 links, rEte soGtn chain IS INKS, hchce
south G. degrees chain. So LINKS 70 tn place al be
glsniDs. WILLIAM v" CAMfS ELs.'
r e. atov.T. il. Solicitor Master il Chancery.
Sav,.Yors January -, ISIS is ldwtfS
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t1ion.l
direction the subscriber OF the Masters thereof py
E. n Ludlow, AucoIeer, al the Merchants Eichangr ~
City OF NefoTs, the i Gay OF slarch next al l.
O'Clock noon Of that day
All tina, certain piece parcel o ground, situate, ylng
and be ng the outward OF the City OF New ork and L
ESQ. particularly described in certain map OF e e.
tate made b. Ever Banker, and known by ios numbers
h!e-n hundred and s1tyour, fifteen hundred and sixty.
Eve fifteen hundred s1tysiI and fifteen hundred ana
si1iyseven Bounded Eorhery by lot No. cS; outhefly
by lot No 1853; eaSterly by Norfolk and westerly by
twenty-five feet front and one hundred eei deep
each lot together with all Singular the ways passages,
rights member. sasmen profits commodities advantages,
eloumsnts, Entertainments and apPuHenanceS whatever
10 said touE lots ground and premises belonging or IN
arv aDpeTainDg, and which tGo and With lhe same
pied accepted TePued taken known pav parcel or
member thereof. any part thereof.
and also ail ila certain hrjck clearinghouse and lot,
piece and arce! ground, situate IN the third late iouTth
fo- uIsrly West Ward OF the City OF Ne;y-fork- on tie
South side OF Cortland, street bounded norheTy IN Font
by Corrland street, sodIeyy By lot OF roCEd formerly
OF John Pe7ees no late OF Robert Goslan eastery By
lot nj ground late 0i iam and Henry Van Dali
ami westerly by ground formerly OF JaCab Sou;e.
bugb and lately belonging 10 Nicholas JoS and now be-
longing 10 James farie; breadth in front twenty teet
and SIX inches, and abou, twenty tour feet nenSth
on each size huadred ieet-ogeher With the liberty q!
csaia vay alley passage The easterly side OF said
house containing in front on Couiant street three ee
t.ur inches and ia fest eight inches and hail.
and IN length each side fy ieet,at oi snbssqCent'
known aad Distinguished No thirty une (S9 Court
land streel-New.i ork, Jan. 20h, 1873.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN ChaGcery.
r II. WALLER. Solicitor l-i iaTro~
Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
go no LEI.--Store. granite from, 40.

&A TO LEi.--Store, granite front, No.
saS5 gu.tiss slip. Pear ST t0fss. large GsTe
sau Cra.was bail, tor, and has bser Ter many years
CT picd as, Paper Warehouse.
Also Dwelling House NJ 1T Liberty street. corner
Grseawich-asge Dining Room, PeIler - gooi Ls6giEs
ROOFS, PaniTir &c location GsensnceS &c tor gan
teei bosrtiaE o0se u large family surpassed by any
tat section of the :lty CEoton Water pipFs viii
,rod1ced through the huitins, il desired by tenant
Apply 10 \. GRKELEI 76I Broadway. 24f eodti