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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

GERMAN BGDs-In Germany they do not an.
ders,and the comforts Of life so we'll as the Eng.
lish. The rooms are generally comfortable, but
they are not so neat, or so genteel. In England,
you have wide, spacious double beds, an aeun-
dance Of water, hot and cold, and every other re-
qaisite to make you con,ented. In Germany,
they do not use one-ffth part as much water as
10 England. You wash your face IN species
of shallow pudding pan-as fox the beds, DO
not believe there is q handsome, glorious Anglo
American bed in all Germany. The only ap-
proximasion TO one have seen. was ln the pal
ace of the Duke of Brunswick. The German
hods are the neanest things in creation. have
not stretched cut nay full length in one since |
have been here but once or twice, and then pro-
cured the luxury by placing myself diagonsliy
from one corner to the other. a German bed Is
an oblong box, with the four sides alike, except
that sometimes the ends are rather higher Than
the sides. This box IS sometimes TOO marrow to
turn in. And what DO you suppose the wretched
sleeper has for a covering? Why, feather bed
On top of him. AT the hotels, however, you can
have your choice of the feather or quilted anc
wadded counterpane. And as for the pillows,
iust please to fancy yourself lying down quoac
espuf in dish of whipped sylaoub. The pii-
lows are of feathers SO thin, so light, that you
can only appreciate their existence by looking at
not touching them, and they afford most paipa-
bic or rather impalpable proof of the burkleian
eysten,, that there is no such thing ss mstter.
TSavannsh Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
LEGAL.

IN CHANCERY before t1e Vice Chancellor OF the Ttil
C,rcuit Ebeuczer Hill g. al. Dsnis A. BALDWIN al
by virtue Of iecreta onier OF the Court Of tanceu ot
the state of New York made this bearing date s
l2h day of June 1874 the nedes ge. one OF the Of
saI court vii, expose forsale al public apcUl the Me-
chants Exchange the city OF New York, ;he lih aay
December next y o'clock. at noon the following escrh
premises 10 w AN that certain lot piece OF parcel Of ad
situate yinc and bein ire eas,cry SIDE o Canon ,r
between R,vinston and Streets the Eleventh Wsd
OF the CITY of New York The said lot bounded and eOraa.
ing as follows To- Wit Beginning nt pom, one hunr az.
fifteen iee south from the sntheastery c the ner
t,on Of Cannon and Stanton streets and rsnn thegca
ly on line parallel with stanton street hundred ee.-
thence sthery on line parallel with Cannon street iu.n,y
two feet SIX nches-thcncs westerly lire para with Ii.
fr.t described line hundred feet To the enstey line s
or SIDE of Cannon street in front twenty two feet 1he,
the point besnnng said lot heing twenty-five eet xseba
in front ana rear and one hundred deep Albany Nur
Il, 1894. u. b.GattHEf,
IL, 1aw3wc Muster Ia Chaacety.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Court OF Common Pleas.
Iames Mnrnhy vs Elins

James Murphy vs. Elias T. Aldricb.-Action OF
trespa damages f TIC alleged orcble taking
Of liquors and other articles, by Mr. A. creditor from
the store OF plaintiff, l9 Washington street (aready referred
to The defence 49, that the goods taken By request OF
Nurphy.-Verdict for defendant
VIM. J. Burrett vs. l.. c. Confederation for
be, damages laid at sl00Ohe parties are druggists IN
this city. hlr C. manufactured article called Hays Lin!
nen, and the same article was also manufactured and sold By
Mr. Bprit Mr. c. claimed exclusive rght 10 the recipe and
caused SAID advertisement TO be inserted newspa
Mt Buffalo called the Buffalo Daily Sentinel headed Be-
wnre OF Thief and stating that MS Hay Lnnsnt had been
stolen by Mr. Il. From the testimony presented II appeared
that the COPY of the advertisement furnished 10 the paper was
in M C. hand writing and he was aware OF Is being insert
cd. THIS in Nlny 1870 The agreement with the agest OF
Mr.. G. nt the advertisement should be inserted
but 1t continued only months. which time the pupe.
glon true that Mr. g. really used the recipe cniued
belonging, of right TO . c. The will be continued
thus forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

CHERIFF's SALE;-gy virtue Of a WIit offer Faciu.a
- me directed and delivered, VIII expose ior sae 90 h
18TH day qfIanuaFy, 1885, in the vesSue Of The CITY !ia
IL N-tl. the right, title md interest OF William B. AI
which he had on the 2h tny OF April sll or at any tne
eryarls in whose hands the same may be, 10 all that
certain dwei. house and lot of ground, situate, lying %,
being IN the Tenth ard ofthe City OF New York. kna,s
nunber fifteen Rvingonrse csntanins IN breadth IN iuu
and rear pty feet and in length each side hun
dred fest 3he or less Aso. nl those certain
lots, parcels Of land situate ylpg and being e
containing 3olows: Beginning at pont on The aottefy
side OF Fourth street hundred and SxtyeiSht feet
from the westwardy side pt Avenue d. and running eaoe
westwnry along the ro3l aide Of Fourth echtyt;
feet thence northwnriy and parallel to Avenue nneal
feet 10 the line between Fourth ard F; streets se
along said line elghtyeighi ieo thence souhery md pe
10 Avenue ninelys feet to fOntstreet, the PLACE df b.
ginning. Aso nil those two lots OF And, situate. lying I'D
being the Eleventh Ward aforesaid, bounded and contain
ipg ns follows: Beginning nt pant the ssuthway sEe
of ut point hundred mud thirty four iee;iru
the south westerly Of Avenue and fitthse, and
running thence wcstwaIdy forty four feet, thence ssuhuaT
aud at night angles with Fhs,reet nnetysy feet, more or
les the centre the bcck. thencn en,twardy ard parallel
20 Ftihs;reSt along snd centre ne oriyour feet tecc
nouhwnrdy and t righ;-nngi- 20 Ftsfee ninety,u te
more less, t. Fthstrec nt the place OF beginning toe.
with MI the teHements. appurcnances. c ihefeunto BE-
longing or N any wse aIettaInlns1ate New:fors, 70
vcnibef Ssh, iSii. WM JONES, Sheriff
THos. f. PEERS. Deputy. ny lav6v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
DAGUERREOTYPES.

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY iI
u BROADWAY. UP STAIRS.-E. WHITE wsuH 10
tbs his splendid collection OF Daguerreotype Pon.
single or in groups iron 10 II peons on the same ps.
passed Portraits taken In al kinds of weather. either wh1
without The coori the prices OF waich he ms Ieduceds
charged By the most inexperienced in tie business.
The American Institute at rs ats exhibition awadsiM
White the f Premium fortbe best DoguerreDtyps Lfases
e. tior grouping and eeaoSli eec which is but anc:hay
10 the superiority OF his Portraits
Mr. White so!e agent in New York for the very ,rpai
imported German Camuriz and at no other ssabIshul
the city or stale they bo obtained.
NJ B.-lmported German Cameras, also Franch and AFs
nstrunens OF the cry best quality, with Plaa. C.s
Cher.Cals Polishing materials &c.
hr. Whites Case Ma aaufactory being tho lat.est and not
extensive the United SEtes. ha rH3bLed from TIE Gua
he manu.actufell TO sell Daguerreoype Miniature Curab
Der csnt lower than ,ther h1use the IniGr ssTt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.


BROOKLYN, November TN. lSl
ylURSITANT 20 Act Of the Legislature entitled ia
Act relative the lection OF nses III the City Of Bns
lyn and for other purposes" pas-cd April lsh 1s Notcs
b hereby gwen TINT Assessment Rolls tor ta1eI Tor M
cur,ei,t year this day bsen Jelycict 10 the Comp5
the City of Brooklyn: and that oW a taxes wiuch shall
paid To- the said Comptroller within thirty days from the dsn
hereof deduction Of r.e per cent will he me and i5st
from all n1,s which shall be psd ater the expntou es
sand thirty days ard WITH SIXTY days IRON sad daie SsS
First Tuesday January next per cent VIII e ato
nll taxes then remaining unpaid nnt that on the 1srTu
dny Of jcnuary next, the sud Comptroller w deliver e
Collectors Of the City Of Brooklyn e ,rt A>.sssrreD Ro,
together VITA the warrant, thereto annexed directing cmo
BY law.
The Comptroller w0uI respectfully request those who -
tend avail themselves Of the provisions of the Act i
the above notice, 10 inform hun thereof p-
bl that their bills amy be readiness, preyeEtey
when they may lie pepan.d TO pry Their taxes.
In conPioqce with resolution OF the Mayor and Common
Council NOTICE Is herlby further gwen, that the Corp.
Ter will receive ut hi, Office in the CITY Buildings FROM
X O'CLOCK. A. ". Until x O'CLOCK, T. IL AND
AT NO OTHER HOURS.
nl3 II A. NJ. biERyNiN, Co1optnIsr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
ID OeERTs's IAlPRovEn RRn,uN sn..-rss

- C8ERIs'S IMPROVED BROWN sOAe.-T'hs sub
scsber woud call the stlentlnn Of above ne
cesar article and Tho cstthcs,e o. Mr.. Robe Roce.7 who
warranted not 70 ,ne cacosS shrink danaes or wcni
lens, used directed and u viii rks sree out of erpets
wooens. &C. ana rot 1re h5 color Mandatory 80 Cher
rs stIset. TRUMAN Rtif,ERTSs
uavine made ue for months in Iy etabFshuent Of
Ro5esi Improved Brown Soap tiaie Fneds German Soapl
Gz tuly convinced OF entEe superiority to any oher ans
confidently recommend 70 both fnnie5 and washing etab
bshuien1. ROBERT SOGER g. Us I4aurusis rree,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

Charles II. F. Moring vs.Garret w. Ryckman.-
Inspector Hops this city the ground of breach of the
inspection laws rot having them inspected but which were
repeviped The hops consigned 20 plaintiffs by Coster
& Co. of Boston, and their arrival here transferred imme
datey from Boston vessel to the ship Sir saqc Newton,
buund for Humbug They were seized by tha Inspector oil
Hops bouT the latter vessel Verdict for plaintiff subject
,hfn nf, ,haI emf,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice JOKES.
Fellows. r

Fellows. Read s. Alcott VS.. Z Chevallier.-Ac-
non 20 recover principal and Of riyen by De-
lendlr IN s25 9 years ago. the plaintiffs. F. r & A.
wholesale jewelers. Maiden Lane and the defendant NJ the
OF The notes. Jeyyeier residing Pilade
pha His establishment destroyed by IRE aitefwad.
AID he removed subsequently, 10 Newark, y j. WHERE 1t
said. he has become possessed OF considerable property The
defence that the naes void by the statute Of limitations;
bot contended by plaintiffs that Mr. C. had
INTO the State statute rnnng Thi. denied
The tired time aso but the jury coud
ngrec. Ii ,cill be continued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

The BuTTREssEs OF THE CHURcH.-The dis
tingushed Lord Eldon was famous for his deyo-
ton TO the Church Establishment and hatred of
Catholicism, and yet he was by no means re-.
markable for attendance on divine service. On
certain occasion, when asked why he waa not
oftencr seen at Church, he replied that he was
one Of ths buttresses of the Church, and support
ed it fom without
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Memoranda.

Packet ship Baltimore, Hayre bark Nina. Rotterdam: Wa.
BASH Pensacola Providence, Apalachcoa Stephe Brewer,
lisbon; brgs Ann Elzl. Key West; Ada Eliza, Norfolk and
others. MIND NE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

THANEsGuINo.-Were We not, as Quaker
should be, opposed to all fasts and feas:s, and
vain oblaticns," we might even shank :he old
Puritans-or rather the wild Indians for it-for
they, too, had their corn dance and autumn feast
of which ours seems TO be a sort of Yankee imi.
tation-and expressed their gratitude to the ALL
Merciful Giver, thereby quite as nationally as we
do with gastronimic experiments upon turkies
and plum.puddings.
The gathering OF long. separated friends and
relatives on this day, frightening anew the rusted
and time-worn links of affection, bringing around
the old family table, and beside the well.remem-
bered hearth, every brick of which has It's famil.
lar history, there
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Who grew in beauty side by side.
And flied one home with glee''--

the brother, a thought-worn man, with the frost
marks OF time on the dark locks of his boyhood
greeting the sister, no longer the sweet girl
who smiled through her tears at their parting
long before, but sadly. sober mother, with the
ANXIOUS and care.worn look of maternity-and
both seeking anew the blessing of their father,
leaning on nis staff, and of their mother, whose
dim eyes can scarcely discern her children, yet
whose he1Yt is still mcther's-all this is we'll
naY, it is beautiful aud holy. For this we well
come the old Festival. 1t is one of the bright
tints in the somewhat loo gioon,y picture Of Pu-
ritan llfe-e CLEAN of natural sunshine stream
ing through " darkness which may be felt"
[J G. Whittier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

The schr Peor of North Yprnouth. from Philadelphia
Boston, with coal dne ahore on The flats below Edgartown
the nigh; OF the Isl December. with person ooarl
boats and anch. gone. She taken charge of BY The
wreck master OF Edgaown. The vessel appeared 10 he
lucd watch found hanging the cabin, anl she had
been deserted apparently but short time Scop Passport
went TO her the Cd 10 tighten her. and she would probably
be goi off the frst tide.
Bark Sovereign of Yarmouth Ms lost on the coast OF Ire.
lard was insured in NYork for IS oVQ.
Br bark Clara Emma before reported dsrnased Oct AMI
abandoned, was from Lagnayru for Cork.
The brGanne Jewes OF drcd ashore 1t Pubnico
Point, Yarmouth NS the 18th ulno She from
Turks Island with part Of OF sat and about l days
out. The body OF one seaman found entanse tie
gng unt supposed thai the capan and the rensn.
der o the crew. three number all lost. the boa, drift
ed ashore. bottom up about hour before the vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
SECOND BOARD,
P,bIlc stock E1change-prc. 8.

The Hartford Pire Insurance Company have de-
cared ths rsuo dividend for the Inst SIX month"; payable
demand.
The North American Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend OF 5 per cent. payable on the 10th.
The Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore has declared half
yearly dividend OF per cent.
The net excess Of the Western Railroad, 10 Nov.
23d, over last year, is S9Ii,9i6.
Statement Of the quantity es Flour, Pork and
Wheat exported from Cleveland durLg the week ending No.
u. S Ports SIS 40 12,l50
Total. Ng75 4so 2,I50
Number ofve.sc, cleared 81; entered I3-total 75
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Spoken, &c,

Oct 8, the Sa,s of DOto, ship Gamers Dunbar ds fn
Smyrna for New-York.
OF Cape Palos, date exchanged signals with brig Hhc
steeyneNE.
Oct u, of Cape de Gait ships Oregon Glddon, fron,Nia
LeGhoTn.
Oct & bark. oslnan, Gardner. ind Sophia Walker. Graf
Nov IL lui S. lon 81 30 brig Portland from Boston, forPo
20 Rico. ont 10 ds.
a. WhsTpOu. Aug 5, ship Ann aicKim, vasmer for East
Coast of China, (not Affca.)
Passed Ar'e few days previous Seprs bark Gen Scott
iroE boon, via CapeTown and iste of France
AZ Bermuda. SD ni briys Relief iron NewYork Favoie.
Just arr.
CD at 90 18Th ul,, brr Penguin Charleston
aBdTia.
Ar; at DO I'll ri; blgs ociO Ryan, New York: moarOe,
Az i Halifax sih Nov br Caledonia. Boudrct. sydnsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

A WEDDING RIDE.-Herses were scarco at
the first settlement of this country. 1t is not re-
corded that they were introduced into the Ply
mouth Colony until about twenty years after the
landing of the Pilgrims but the young folks
would have their ride notwithstanding. When
John Alden was married-and John Alden was
great man in has day, woFshpfnl magistrate
and counsellor withal, and great fayorite with
the ladies, insomnch that he made nothing at all
of cutting out the renowned Captain Standsh,
who cnt down the Indians like stubble-when
John Alden was married, there was great car
rying on about Cape Cod, where he wooed and
won the Captains intended, Miss Priscilla Mul.
lens, tire great belle Of the Cape and Colony
He was determined to do the thing in style, as
became gentleman. 50 hepu: ring on his bulls
nose, covered his back with piece of b,oad-
cloth, mounted and rode 10 the wedding. Miss
Priscilla might well be proud of such husband; !;
and, to prove herself worthy of him, she reso.
iuteiy mounted the bull at the moving home, and
ambled along without fear, while her gallant
spouse led him by the nose, and walked proudly
BY the side OF his valuables. The gentleman
who led, and the lady who rode, were the ances
tors of some of the first families in the country,
including members of Congress, heads of Col.
leges, and two Presidents of the United States.
Exeter News Letter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Eatfel.

British brig Grace, Daring. Calho0n. Is ds I'm |
;. potatoes, &c to Souls, Whitney Il Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

I UEIN hKUUkA-s. tse lntef-lGt-l, ctn happy rs
IL form The public particularly The Eoftsglsa knd s who
E-a more GsSou of 1vers With more than ordinary easa.
elegance and sped, and infinitely s phyIioa eIaroa
Beod decided improvement. any and svsY tim: OF: he
Kind baCTs introduced and that tends ser7 aEie1isiT
few yeaS past walked thoUSaId ni5s and
hupdreds, bot NUT kaE that Is.er erperisleA Iue
yestseF mes su6 quarter over Bercun
Courss. which gafSsle - c coradsTahe s1tPnt,
buabs to admirably coaxsrrc1sd ESuc Ms,aic Shlnk
Boot manufactured "a Mr. L0RIN BRttoKS. No. 10: Fu-
I.rses, which had the good 0ItuBs 70 wcr coming
cordraso.. BE tho Eratfcaroa 70 my rnEd may at
the result, ins acsnowlsdse thsL much ndoetS %
Mr Brooks and the Elastic Mstac Sinks, uI Shcn oher
ann sny Tank, and recarlsId them TO eli Win hearty
good vii. 81. srAHHARD, pssp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Y BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND RE
9TAIL.-Gen;Ienen IN want Of fine Sewn Boo.s, viii do
81 well 10 cal and examine superior nrcIs Mhr- we a.e
French La.ts-wit far sch-easy lifting and IN every
spect superior 10 those usually sold .cr s5. Also rsc
sonen OF Dous sole Fine Sesved Water Proof and Nupo-
leon Top Boots and general ssorton of Boots and Shoes
all Of wsch VIII e sold by the ca single n 13 Maiden
lane, cheaper thar pny other store 10 the cit--
nl5 lrIs FRENCH L EVERETT, 73 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

The bark Ro;ischd, Of Porilund from Phiaelpia bound
70 Boston put 10 cr ha.bor and at anchor at the South
West SPIT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Brighton nfarket-pEc.

Brighton nfnrket-DEc. ..
AT market 800 Beef Cattle g5 Stores o Sheep and lOs0
Swine
PRIcrs-Beet csAeLas weeks prses were fully :us
ond "A a 1 %; third s3a 3 20.
BQrreitng Cdtue-No sales
Sheep-Sales from 81 . To 50.
SSss-Lo,s 10 peddlc for Soys md Tor Bar
rows. Large Barrows Ss cents. Al :c:a iroa Stoic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

Passengers Arrived.
In he bark Nina from Brrmen-Snris Soiz and chlld.
ren Z Beh,Cu. a Hitler, Werner, Abrons Padsn.nn,
l2l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
COAL.

Cd TX Fo, Pecea -lioun,ain, Broken, Egg und Store
5 for Pesc 0reard do DO. daily discha5gins at above
rates, sy BeuiGlin o. 10 fG!tR ST. aho corner rlta
nad Lewis SIS, Z. K. -
0RREI. COAIs-Thc ship ST. George, this day dsci1rg
Oing, very superior lot of Eoodroch & HnllbGron's
COAL OF extra large SIZE ordered expressly for family
and NJ. lowered lie ofor sale IN quantities 10 srt
chasers--,t the lowest market Dace. by
Ill Wnshington.Streei and Z Hail fisce.
In Yard Peach Orchard Coal OF ali sizes. aud Virginia OF
first quality for smiths. SO Stn
S.oA-PEACH ORCHARD and White Ash, Also; Le
~ high Liverpool Virginia, Sidney. Pea and Dust adapt
I'd IN SIZE ard Qualities the S;ove Crate snd Range ol the
Dweng tire Furnace OF the Aanuiactary and Green House
and the Brick@ kim Al for sale at the regular maIket prizes
'' !. TFRBELL X !. z. JACKSON,
1.2Ti avenue 59 Hudson 81 el Broadway, and nj the
Yards cor Hudson aud Amos and cor Perry and at ROSE
HILL. Cd avenue, near I'D St
Order, per Dispatch Post promptly attended 10. ly5 ON
StoAJ-PEACH ORCHARD COAL-The season fnt lay.
u ing in srpphe of Coai having arrived the subscriber
ready o,ter Tor his rt quality of Coal either Bro
KEN Egg Nut stove suitable ior paricr grnes and
kitchen ranges Those pfe!eIG- Coal direct from vessel
have their orders filed By giyIg few Gays notice. Also for
sale below, Lehlgh Coal Lackrw Csal, " hlte ASH
Coal Liverpool. Ore and sydney Coal Orce e With the
subscriber OF Ber;ipes Exchange Office. Ma 20 lTalstTee
or through the Despatch Past wii b. promptly filed AZ the
lowest market prices. T STOKES DICkERSON,
ne II 10i Anthony S.. near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
BELIEVE AND LIVE!

BELIEVE AND LIVE!
A MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE, B Y T,HO-USON-'S
"A C0aiPOUSD SYRUP OF J.4R IND WOOD
.A.7PTH7!!
PHILADELPHIA, May 3. 1914
Mr.. ThOmson-Dear Sir: With grateful feelings inform
Of the astonishing effects OF your medicine WHICH has lit
orally raised me from deatbedi Ny disense, Pulmonary
Consumption. has reduced low that my physician pro-
nounced case hopeless AT this Juucture begnn
your medicine, and, miraculous may hns
peey restored TO heaih after thing else hid failed
Respectfully iours. WASHINGTON MACK.
Charotte-street, above George. street
The undersigned, being personally acquainted with Wash
ngton Mack and his suengs. bear the astonishing
effects OF Thomson Cyp Tar and the truth of a nbove
statement JOSEPH WINNER. 3l3 North Thiri.s,reet.
DAVID E[CkERS. Il Almond street.
HUGH M'GiNLEY. !. Z. cor. TamInany
and Fourth.s;reet
Is- PRINCIPAL OFFICE, n. E. corner 9Th aud Spruce
streets, Philadelphia. Price 20 cents per bottle.
For sale by A. 3. SANDS IL CO. 53 Broadway, corner OF
Chambessr 70 Fuionst; n East Broadway.
Price 70 cents. slS 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
MARINE JOURNAL,
GiaRred.

Port OF NEw.YoRK.. ..DECEMBER S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

ee.a FOR SALE OR TO LEI, OF will be exchanged Tor
S New York City pTopey1Svo very fine Farms ~ the
- County OF Columbia continuing l53 each These
Farnis lately owned and highly improved by William B.
Ludlow, ESQ. Of Cavernck End within about mile snd
hnli Of Hudson.
The r. q + Raiir9ad nna Columbia turnpike batn PMS $
superb order and beautifully wooded and watsed Exclusive
about two hundred tons cy They would be well adapted
for stock grazing. the milk c butter made in the after
noon may be the NeSYos market 1T daylight next nofn
ing, or sold in Hudson.
more particular description Of the property scarcely
cessary rs the purchaser w doubt, by pecnnl pspec
ioF himself their value The Farms are IN The
lion concerning them may be acquired For terms apply to
CAMDRlDGE LIVINGSTON, No. Walls or to
JOHN Z. STEVENS, No. IA Ba,clay-st. n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Arriyedi

Ship John r. skiidy. skiddy, Liverpool Grinne Mintum