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New World Supplement, No. ..
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AND LOVER
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" We will publish in tomorrow morning' )
Tribune full exposition of Mr. Miller's in,ernre.
alton and construction of the Prophecies relied
upoa by him to establish his theory of the second
corning of Christ in the present year, l, will be
accompanied with numerous cuts or diagrams in
illustration, and extra copies Of the paper viii be
printed Two articles will appear In subsequent,
numbers of the Tribune in which Mr. Ms views
will be controversial and his interpretations shown
e. be erroneous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

From the 10th November, till the time of exc
cution, the temperature at midnight was as fol-
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REVOLUTION
NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS,
Published and for sale the NEW WORLD Establishment,
80 Annstreet, New.York:
FOR EST p JAYS:

ROMANCE OF OLD TINES. by G. P. K. JAMES,
Esq author Of Morley Ernsteih The Jacquerie, &c.
This work was received by the Steamer Acadia, sad
issued In Treble Exua New World, al the low price OF
l2t cents Orders To be supplied must be early
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" We are Indebted 70 messrs. PoMERoY Co. Tor Nor'
ern and Western papers
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70 BLAcxwooD for February is published to-
day in his uniform octave edition by Joseph Ma
son, at log Broadway. It is not so interesting q
number as usual, though it contains several arti-
cies OF ability and value. The review of Arnold $
lectures on History with which it opens is the
oest. those on Csbul and the Evacuation of Aft.
ghanistan careful and valuable summarize. of
recent operations of the British in the East. Seys.
raj additional Poems of SCHILLER are translated,
and the Second Series of the :. World of Lesdon !,
is continued,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

ny For Literary Notices, O: Masesca's Oral System aud
1,, o;,t;oua,y Letter describing the Office Seekers
Fare. In NJ J., &C., zee First Page.
M For the Wsrd, of Belief" Poem by Schiller and
sooe interesting recoecoDs of Waihnetsn5 Heed Quar-
-. Last PAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

Loss OF THE BRIG MARY EMlLY.-The BIZ,
Mary Emily, of Lubec, Me-, E. H. Dyer, msse,
from Turks Island. bound TO this port, having =,
board 5000 bushels salt and $500 in specie fo.r,
del ed on the edge of the Gulf, abou, IS miles s
BY z. Of Oak Island light, on the night of the l2h
in consequence of starting bust in a gale PREV.
Gus. The NJ. E. had on board csps, Measss, mate
and crew of the brig Honduras, OF Blue Hill, Me,
wrecked on Mayaguana. Capt. Dyer, with all en-
board took to the boats, saving nothing but WIS,
they had on, and reached Wilmington N. c., as
we learn from the Chronicle, on Monday night.
An effort was made to preserve the specie, bu,
without success. Norfolk Herald.
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M0uIkinism.

friend, with more than Pythan self-sacrifce
for the Syracusean only dared, while our Pythias
actually underwent-has waded through the Doggy
depths of Mr. Fenimore Cooper's Autobiogra-
ply" etc. in Grebam's Magazine for February,
and brought to shore the following:
Z" IL we waited for Colones- Editors either, in
+" this country until we got such qualified, we
should go without and be altogether without poll
tics, and the militia would soon be in awful state
Fenimors, p. 9l.]
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NOW READY.

NOW READY.
BLACKWOGD'S MAGAZINE,
TWO DOLLARS YEAR--isf CENTS SINGLE.
TTHE FEBRUARY NUMBER of this old and goh.
Gus Of the British periodicals. will be publisledina
DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD.
This morning, the Office 80 Ann street, ard for sale at all
the agencies throue the Union The contents are a
cordance with its high reputation. (2) fAh
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~ We have made arrangements TO have on. oiy oaS.
serbers to the WEEKLY TRIBUNE regularly served Al
or rpsdencrs nv leaving notice a, the 6o Nassaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

" We are indebted to Hon. J. RANDOLPH ios 'aiuao'
Public Documents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

" Hon. PErER o. THATCHER, Judge of u.
Municipal Cour, in Boston, died at that civ =,
Wednesday. He graduated at Harvard in i7ps
and vas appointed Judge in 1923 by Gov. Brook.
He was man of ability, of learning and of h,b
intesri of character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

TIE SoMERs.-We call attention 10 the pro-
ceedings Of the Court Martial yesterday. They
chow the stuff out Of which are manufactured the
lies Of the Herald and its allies, who IRE seeking
to blacken the fame and stain the honor Of Capt.
Mackenzie. His very acts of kindness, his careful
regard for the comfort of those who intended his
murder. malignity, or bribery, has distorted into
deeds of cruelty and wrong. The attempt is SO
base that it must recoil upon those who made it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

&c Hon. HENRY S. LANE of Indiana and Hon
WIN. H. WAsHlNsroS of North Carolina have de.
cined being Candidates for collection TO Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-24

on Tuesday afternoon bill similar TO the one ,eoss
the Governor, dis;rictipg the State.
The presentation of the Veto Message gave rse :,
warm and animated debate, on Tuesday morning 1, u,s
the Governor severely handled by Senators Pe,,,
and Craig This last act of David r Portrrs |, ora. 80
bodest and mos, Infamous that has characterized b 49,
and corrupt administration. annex the concluding ~
graph ofIhe Message:
~ have baued too long in the ranks of democrsc,
its Standard struck wn, without lifting NV arm ee
IT, Were to do So should feel that had betr,Sss 81
trust reposed by the democracy Of Pennsvlysnls gag
unworthy OF IFS respect and confidence. Nv poi1
career drawing 70 Close az ana WIN not suy
fellow citizens" BSprrs
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20 There will be interesting exhibition of
100 Orphan Children from the Long Island Farms
at The Broadway Tabernacle on Thursday evening,
March 3, at 7 o'clock, for the BENEFIT of the Nep-
York Clothing Society. We presume nothing
more need be said to enlist The cooperation Of the
friends of, the poor.
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u Tribune Job rrinsing Oace, 100

For sale, wholesale and retail, at The IEEbUN|
l60 NassauSs-
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RAILROAD AcclDENT.-An accident occurred
on the Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad, near
Wilmington, n. c., on Sunday last, by which B..
W. Hall, Esq. resident of Eutaw, near Balti-
more, and one of the Directors of the Baltimore
and Philadelphia road, was SO severely injured
that he died short time after. Out of 80 other
passengers nine were severely wounded-one of
whom lady, is not expected TO survive.
THE SoMERs MurINY.-A Pamphlet containing nil the
Testimony Documents Narratives and Particulars Of the
Tragedy board The U. =. Brig Somers with the Por.
Trait of Commander Mackenzie, fac smile of spencers
Greek Programme, accurate Drawing oil the Somers
she sis en- The wafer it'll interior views descriptions, SC
&c Price LII cents. II Pos,nas;rrs RENTING doli
will receive :.rel-e copes
6 Copies OF the above Pamphlet may still be obtained
al The Once OF Tue TIisvse Or from any Of lheg agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

FIRE IN BaooxLYs.--on Sunday morning at
about 5 O'Clock IRE broke out in the basement OF
Thomas Carriers Bookstore, No. l0l FuitoH-st-,
which before it was subdued destroyed larger
amount of property than any that has occurred
in that city for some years. How it originated is
no: known We condensa the following summary
Of the losses from the Brooklyn Daily News:
C. J. Blegrove, druggist, junction of Main and
Fu!ton-sts.: loss about $4,000; insured for $1,000
Mr.. Schneider trUnk-maker; loss about $500; no
insurance C. B. Brewer, l03 Fulton-st., ready
made linen store; loss $500; insured fer $1,000.
Thomas Carter, bookseller, l0i Fuiten-stfeet
loss abeut 50 SEQ; insured for $1,000. Thomas
NJ Watson, boot AID ehoe-store, 80 Fultsn-street {;
loss $500 insured for $1,000. The above build
ings weie small frame houses, owned by David
Coope, and were insured abou, two-thirds their
value
P. L Taylor jeweler, 81 Ful:on-st., succeeded
in saving his stock; loss in fixtures, &c, $50.
Winant P. Bennett & Son, boot and shoe-store, 80
Fulton-sueet loss not ascertained. These two
buildings insured for $4,000.
The buildings burnt on Main-street were frame
houses Of but little value.
The total amount Of loss is estimated at s25 600,
about 81 GEO Of which insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24
From the Eveuing Pest
CHILDREN.
sY PAX BEaJAsnx.


U,to me there are no blessings,
Which high Heaven, INDUCING lends,
Dearer thar the sweet caressings
Ofny little friends.
When they flock, Ike birds, about mo
Birds in rainbow plumage clad
Thsir bright looks and thrilling voices
Make my spirit glad.
Pure, confding, free from sorrow,
Free from even shade OF SID,
They, Ike lilies in their glory,
Neither toll nor spin.
Wicked tongues have not assailed them,
Or the serpent-slander stung,
Or the poisonous ivy clarnbered
Their green leaves among.
Parasites and false companions
Have 30. stolen their guileless trust,
And their teuderest flowers of feeling
Trarnpled in the dust
Dark suspicion, envy, malice
Friends to man and foes TO God
Never scathed the bloeaaing gardens
By their footsteps trod.
Mother-love has folded round them
Arms more soft than angels wings.
And with sweeter accents lul!ed them
Than an anse! sings.
Father-love, defending, keeping,
Leading, strengthening, cheering throw
It's broad shield above them, waking,
Or in dsep repose.
Gentle darlings, spotless creatures,
How, through many a live loag day,
Have l, neither vexed nor weary,
Joined your merry play!
/, lonely man, am friendless,
Never where young children be;
Though my love for them be endless,
Large is theirs for me.
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IN CHANGER before the Vice Char

< ce.!oEt he Bank ioT SdNisSS "!i!cDi Is i:"!eiscr
stgE-lst salt.
la pursuance OF decre;al order Of this Court, made in
the above eat!ed VIII be sold al public aucoa M
der The dire ton o. The subscriber, cfthe Masters there
OF by Halliday jenkins Auctionerrs, at the Merchants
Exchange, in ihe City OF SewYors, on the lIh day OF
February next al u O'Clock, noon, OF that day,
All that certain dwelling house and ot piece or parcel OF
groaud situate living and being IN the Fifteenth J" ard OF
The civ OF York, bocn4ed containing as follows
that Is 10 say Beginning The centre o! party wall
Standing parity e tot Of ground hereby aIendsd 70 DC
coveyed and partly tbe adjoining lot distant seventy
seven feet ana Eaif lchsS n5rh-eaSieTy !'oa toe
corner by Intersection OF The sde
of Thu;ern1h >ea with the Dorth.wesieTly side OF la-
yersty.plsce late Woostersee and rupaing thence vest
eFiy thTous OF said party vail and also along
o:hcr ground OF the said WliaU1 Lawrence, hun
drct and rY inches 10 other ground of the sad
wlizr, Lawrence running thence no:h-rasi-ry along
the same twenty-five feet and three quarter isches 10
GROUND nov or Rte Belonging the estate OF eury Spring
Ter thence eaIerly along ;he hundred ard aSe
feat iDeeS, L iysrsit place. thence soGl vsster-
Iy along The twenty-five Iee:, ten and ha inches 10
tie place Of texianiag.- NewYork January 20, lSiS
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master in Ch1uceIy
GEO. T. STRoxs So,isi;or. jz0 2taaIFli
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TN CH4NCFRY-Before the Vice Chan

4 ceilor.-Ihe President, Dlreciois &C. O. Ice SFsS
wsch Bans, vs. Davis apd u;hsrs-
In pursuance OF decretal order c this Corr 1ae y
the above cause viii be sold al pubic auction Euce ne
direction Of subscriber OF the masters 5ereoi py
g H. Ludlow Auctisn-sr. HE Merchants ExchaEss u
The Ci. OF NewYork. The ooh day CT JANUARY, tar
l. O'clock, IlooH Of that dag,
Al those eeraia lots, pieces o. parcels OF land lh
the buildings thereon, situate lying and beag il TIE E-v
eDh WARD or tie City NepYoTk, the Westerly ste
OF Avenue D between Eighth and Ninth streets nna known
and designated on map Of ore huncTsd AID c lots OF
ground the Eleventh Ward OF the City oi New
York belonging the estEe OF John Flock, eeceaseG s
made BIZ D. owen, Cit. Surveyor IN March 4. D. 1873, and
on 6e The otcs OF the Register Of the City ana
Caany o. Eev-Yors. OF, Numbered oGc hundred and
ostzeyen 7 cze hundred sad to.ty eight tl42 and ~
Fg contiguous TO each other, which, aiken together bou:G
"a IS follows commencing al t- North @eseE!y corr
Of ve,n- and Eighth street and running euce North
eriy alnng Inc Westerly line OF Avenue fGrtsI feet
eleven .uches. thence Westerly parallel Win Eighth street
uinetytreo feet heGce sonhsry and parallel Wiz ave
nua orv-six FEET an eleven inches, taeuce Easefly
Along e Na7hery side OF Eighth uisstyrse feet
A.en1e d, place OF begianingNe~.f York, Jan
1888. WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, MasirT II ChsnceTv
A. w BRADFORD. Solicitor. js9 -t2wtjs59
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24
EvNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA
IA lines, BOOKS AND Notwithstanding

Newspaper Office, Liverpool
CHARLES WILMER, OF Liverpool. supplies the Ame-
rcan public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MaSA-
ZINES BOOKS and PRINTS, or the most advantageous
terms He forwards the very latest editions OF al the Lon
don ard Provincial Newspapers, Shipping Lists Price Cur.
rents &c &c well as those from all parts OF the European
Continent, by the Steamers and Liners Livefpcol Len.
don and Bristol and the Magay Qes, Books and Prints
soon as published.
His charge for London Daily Papers 7 SIS; or week
" published Fyepence, 81 SIS l0d; SiIpence,
FL s I'd per all the Magazines, Books, Prists
he supplies the prices they charged by the
publishers IN London
AL orders should 10 disappointment he addressed
CHAIR E$ IN full and none viii be attended unless ac-
eompanicd b. remittance reference for paymcn three
mouths in advance, some Liverpool London horse
PS-News Letters, comprising epcme OF every thing
Interesting 10 American Canadian readers furnished
reasonable ternS. II iawIY
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Sir As;ly Coopeg's celebrated Corn Salve has now
the citizens Of New York for suicient length
time It's virtues, and happy TO sias that SO
far ben able learn. has owed S-lt In
labe is has we believe been attended with
perfect success; the following certificates viii show
This may certify thai app ication o! Dr. Coopers
Ssvc has perfectly cured my corn and from lis at
ecls in my and that of many Others which have come
cSc X. III SHERWOOD, n D. 32o Broadway.
have used Dr. Co0pers Corn Salve with serfect success
My Corns OF long standing anG he worst ever saw
50 bad that considered them ncuTabe, but
plcaons the named salve eutirey removed them
without pain. WiMANp BRADBURY,
Publisher OF Boston MiSce ldBy, &c IL Nassau ST
Sold wholesale and retail lS5 Nassau aud retdlled n
James K Chiltors, NJ. D. a3 Broadway; MeSsrs Sands
275 Broadway, Mrs. Harpers 81! Bowery l39 Fai!on ST.
Brooklyn and James H. Harris, corner Chambers ST. aud
Rrnadwnv LlS I'm
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Gctilor-e!en Craig VS. john Craig Ell a. (sae III par
ttipn)
In pursuance of decreia order OF this Court made IN
The cause, will be sold AT public auction under the
direction The subscriber of Tie Masters thereof by
r. II Ludlow AucloDcer, the Merchants Exchange, II
the City New York. the 18th Gay OF March next al i
O'Clock noon OF that day:
An thai certain piece or parcel of ground situate lying
plr othe estate late the property Of James De Lancey,
Eq and particularly described 10 certain map 81 ihe rs
tate made by Ever Rauker, and known by lots numbers
fifteen hundred and sixtyo1r, fifteen hundred and sky
five, fifteen hundred and s1tysiI and ht'esn hund'ei ana
Bounded norhsry lot No. 1888; sOhhcTiy
by No 1861 eaStery by Norfolk street and westerly by
lots Nos 1857 1885, 5je and 550Containng four lots o.
twenty 1--WE feet front and one hundred feet deep,
lot together with al Singular the ways passages,
ie menbers, easmenis prolS commodities advantages
eG!cumsnls Entertainments appune1ances VII tsYer
TO the four lots ground and premises belonging or IN
are any time heretofore have been held, occu-
pied accepted repuisd taken or known par parcel or
member thereof, any parI thereof.
And also all that certain BRICK dwelnghousc and lot,
piece and parcel ground the hi:'! late olrth
iormsrly West Ward of the City OF New.fork, on the
by Csurisnd street. sodthery by lot OF ground formerly
c Joba Prvres late OF Robert Gosan easery By
loI OF ground lat" OF William and Henry Van Ddi
som, westerly by onnd formerly OF Jacob Sicuen
bufs lately belongiEg To Nicholas Jo1 ana now be-
longing 10 James Rarlie; breadth in front twenty five feet
AMI SIX inches ind in about twenty feet; iaiength
on each side hnHdred ee-toseher With the liberty 81
cSrail way alley passage the eas'ery SIDE OF silu
house containing in front CouraDdt street three eet and
four inches and 10 rear eight inches and ball.
uad in length on each side -four said lot sCbequen
known acd distinguished as No thirty nine t59) Court
land street -Ne~.York, Jan .0it, 1873
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master in ChaEcsry.
r IL WALLER, S1icOr. j2l llnbH
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TCONOMY and Comfort of the citizens

NCONOMY and Comfort of the citizens
4 A will be promo!ed-Agrcu!tpta al improvement will be
increaed nuisance l be prevented about th. markets
mushte uced by uppyag lie New-Yors Pcudfette Com
pay the Deposits om snks and cesspoois at /
20 scents cubic foot
D Orders iefi at or sen, :fropgh Post Office rs
Nassaus, will be promptly attended To by the
NETWORK PGUDRETTE co.
~ B. Fer;iizing Powders 7ay as De- lad sny cua1ti-
~ Immediately, atthe place, and Poudfette 'or
three barrels or $l5 zen barrels J.| 81 J.
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ETULL'S TRUSSES.-Notce to Rup
Z 4 tured eersons.-Persors afflicted with ruptEres may
rely upon bes, instrumental aid the world affords,
application u, The Office No Yesey-sIree either Of
the agents principal towns in the United states BE
careful the back pad Of Hrlls II
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull " writing None GEM
ine or 10 be relied upon good, without his signature
hiany persons have undertaken TO yeBd limitations Ok
Huls celebrated russs and houIands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be relied UPON ey
made by unkiiui mechanics, and better than
the ordinary uuSses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. yeseystreei eIeiu
svcly for ladies' having separate roE, the bush
department whers female Is in attendance
wait upon female patients 81 If
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I'm CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
ceo.-Archibald Moore, Executor &c vs.. Richard

raEser q al.
In pursuance OF decreta order of this cosrt, made N
The aSovaen.l,ied cause will be std public enct;cA,
de The direction of TIE subscriber OF the Masters OF
this Court by J. AZ stiier Co. suri;eDeeIs AZ The BIER
faY OF February next al y o'clock nuoB OF thai day.
All that certain story BRICK Dwelling house aac o.
piece parcel of land situate lycg and beng n the SEC
oud Ward OF the City of New-iork, the Sous'sesier!y
side tf jobs and formerly known by Tie suoer %
;hir:ye;gb Johnslreet, bounded EeSirfy in iroa by
Johr-treei Noris.ly principally by asG lot OF To
said Richard Parker, Westerly by ground .te OF
William AMI Joscph Duvs ard Nathaniel Prime azdJ
Thornpcn and Souiherly by iaad OF Benjamin Nc
Greatly deceased containing in breadth, IN front and rea
twenty three eight inches and IN length The Noria-
eriy SIDE uinety-sever inches the Soreriy
side feet eight inches be the said dimensions
more or less.-NeT-Yc,k, January %, 1915
WILLIAM W. CAMPS ELL,
a51s sawtds Maste. in Chancery.
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Names Of lnles,ates whose rs.
tstes have been tHEen charge
ofby tue Public Administrator
or his predecessor, ard which
have not been beretofor re-
nOrrrN
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AZ ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines.-

nR. HAYNES'S Utero Abdominal Sup
porter Tor Prolapsus Uieri, Weakness OF Bowels SC
This valuable instrument, highly recommended by The irs
physicians OF Boston, offered in this city al price
within the reach OF all. Females suffering from the above
Distressing complaints should be day Without an ar
,icie which affords such a.aeaiate and effective relief
Price 50 80 TO 81 For sale al l59 Nasssus. by
ms 2awtj25s DR.. U. TUltNE Err, Gen. Agent.
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Comfy Seat Cor Sale.
&A TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale

~ IftE cUbSChiDEA oIeFs lot SAG
KS Residence Hoosick Falls, Rensselaer, Ccrn-
", n. Z.
The dwelling House Is of brick iwc stories high % BIZ 81
feet with wings so By q ee-tbe whole elegantly furr-
ished and Cppied With every possible convenience The
Yards and Walks neatly tagged wh brick asd marble,
ar The grcrns around the house, embracing thee acres,
have been aid with much and Planted with Gne
shade and ornamental siruhs-togeiher with hun
dred yoaog fruit trees CONSISTING OF choice varieties OF ap
pies pear. peaches nms cherries, sprcot, ounces &c
The dwelling Is snatAd gentle enninence overlook
ing The village commands extensive view OF The re-
msntc valley OF the BooSck- Any quantity of chsce in
pro- ed land, from 80 acres will be sold with the pre-
rses The above properly situated in rich and highly
cultivated Agricultural reeon "a miles from Troy miles
from BenEinglcr road ezting Lebanon Sar
aoga, amt desirable location fer gentleman Of
taste and leisure.
Terms reasonable, and payments to suit the purchaser
For further Information inquire OF James = Thayer Esq
New-York City, the prernites, of
l. CHANDLER BALL
EoosrcS FALLS, jan Is, 1913. i'll 4wD5nW