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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
sBasAcs M Folks connection
with Slavery.

"The Folks are among the largest shareholders in the
South Lucius, the brother Of james X. married a
lady who owned two thousand Of these chatteIs.-
james X. is also the owner OLA great number whom
he hires out through the State, bargaining with the
employers for SO much year, generally from 800
TO $l5O, with board, clothing and payment of the
doctors bill. The first is positive-the others de-
pend on the pleasure ofthe empoyer.''-
Pittsburgh american.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

9EPENGLAND adheres to tho Protective
TARIFF system with increasing tenaciy. The
debate in the House of Commons last month on tho
motion ola Free Trade member (Mr ViIliersIto abol-
ish the Corn Law, TO admit foreign grain duty
free, ooncusively showed this. Tho ministry con-
tended in the debate that though the Free Trade
theory might possibly be practicable if the world
were TO begin anew and all nations should adopt il,
it was wholly imprac,icable now--lhat public men
must deal with facts as they find them, and Protcc-
ton was iudissoubly Incorporated with the English
commercial system, and must be considered and
treated. Sir Robert Peel concluded long speech
with this emphatic declarations
ssI repeat that declaration which l made at the
commencement of the session on the part of her
Majesty's government, that do not intend and
have not intended, to diminish the protection which
the existing corn law has given. (The right hon.
baSonei resumed his amidst loud cheers
When the vote was taken there were for
Mr.. Vilier's motion, I24
Against it, 23S
Majority for protection, ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
Cook nd iHsGa a'icGsurc.

EVERY aspect in the political horizon, looks cheer
ing. We say this, not TO boast but because we be-
love il TO he strictly true. 1t is an animaIng con-
sidcrntion, that The democratic party throughout the
country never appeared more united. The nominu-
tons NJ Baltimore OF Polk and Dallas nrc every
where hailed with enthusiasm" -.N0rM Star, Jaiy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

GOOD. Tho quotations this wool, of The RO,IOa
Wool Market show an improvement of prices from
last wook Had we not better all go in FOR POk, WHO
deliberately declared in Congress, that, ''in his OTn
ion wool should be admitted FREQ o. duty2"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

The Columbia Observer, published where MI iDI
resides, says Judging from the firm and de'e'a'n.
spirit of the Wings of Maury, our friends in l'D" n,
see stand as firm for Clay in November, as n'y ~,
for White in 1886, for Harrison in 1910, or 'O' ''
in ls4l and 4s. They know James H. iO" ",
well for him ever again to win their confidence ho
have yet to learn that any Wing will vote lot ''''
voted for Harrison.
A MORMON SHOT. The ST. Louis RepOO"' 4
the 10th ult. states that a man was shot Just O'
Warsaw ILL., on Friday previous. The gua'o ' 's,,.
ed there saw three men supposed to be horst. n,o
fred on tho men and ono fell. lie was Nlo''"''
and they were retreating at the time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05

We honestly believe this to be one of the prc,,
sues now pending, 1t is olso Senator Ien,on,. IT,
on. Ponder upon it, before you give cono,.. "l"'
TO The instruments Of your destruction '"''
ALI IN THE S,,,e
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
Now Hook on G.ass Picture!

In a late Rochester IN. " Democrat, the follow
ing notice appears. II this is mailing the nomination
of Polk aud Dallas with enthusiasm, it is in most
singular way, and such MS tho Star Editors do not
care to "boast" of, probably. We barely remark
upon the credit of well informed locofoco paper in
New York, the feeling indicated in the notice annex
ed prevails somewhat extensively among the candid
members Of the same party in that State. "EYory
aspect of the political hQraon looks cheering" we
think, hut not for Polk and Dallas:
DEMocRAPIc County MEETTNG.-The Dem
ocralc Republicans of Monroe County who arc on.
posed to the two lhrds rule adopted by tho Nation
nj Convention, by Which minority arc enabled To-
dictate to The majority of the party-al those who
believe in strict construction of the Constitution,
aud are opposed TO the exercise of doubtful powers,
and who ngreo with JEFFERsoN that the Const itu-
ton does not provide for the annexation Of foreign
territory to this Uuon those who are opposed To the
assumption OF State Debts and Of The DcGts Of For
eiSn Nations, aud who are UNIV ling that the extern
sion and Perpetuaou Of Slavery shond he made pat
\ parcel of the creed of Democracy ---are invited TO
meet at the Court House in the city of Rochester on
S,,i urflu 4 n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-08-05
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELlNGHUYSEN.

FOR CONGRESS --irH DISTRICT
e. EO. EB. e. III a e I'd q 81 Eg .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
DIED {:

DIED:
On Monday morning February s. after short but severe
illness Mrs SU.AN FREDERCK wife of Isaac ~ FeericS
in ths 3itk year OF her age.
His friends and acquantauces and those of her brothers,
Richard Phin-as Joseph aud John Varick ais the
bsrs OF Hose Company No. ! and OF the Fire Department
generally invited TO attendhe funeral THIS Attenoon at
On Monday. February s. of consumption, Mrs. MARY
r. friends and acqunuianoes the Covenant Lodge Of o.
OF o. F. the Lafayette Tent of O. of e respec-
lively invited attend uuera from her late residence,
l2 Stantonstree Thursday Morning "a o'clock Her
remains will b. taken Hempstea Long Island for inter
meut,
Sag Harbor papers please copy,
February Of scarlet fever GkoRcE on son of Myron
FEBRUARY of paralysis, Miss JANErrE TAYLOR, native
Dumries Scotland and OF the Chev John Paul
Jones.
February S. HANNAH ApELrA daughter of Stewart and
HANK an Rowland aged years and months.
February s. of consumption, MARGARET LEWIS wife of
Nj Peter Volt, aged ~ years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
adjourned to "Wednesday.
PoI.ICE OFFICE,

I.ARCENIEs.-Andrew Rogers was comHltleu iVI
stealing ham-Een ohnson las eommsd GT isasS as
committed for stealing pair of plum colored gaier oco
FAR which an owner wanted-John Wyatt was commten
or stsalns purchase block worth S. from the soop tin
" and another block worth 81 So from soop Lucy Aim
both al the foot of James street =,
SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO kILL.-abouI noon
ID, ss two ooorel men Thomas Jackson and George
Mead were drinking together IN the premises o James @
bn Mad Told Jackson If he took the three cents No nad
on the counter would shoot him Jackson then TasTH ms
u w,h bnckshot al Jackson badly woundins hm IN 5he
face Jackson convened 70 the C hoia ness ms rs
h. estroye-bnt otherwise he not dangerously injured
Nd was arrested and lodged in prison 70 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

MEETING OF THE BAR.-A large number OF gen
,smen attached TO the New-fork Bar met yester-
day in the Board of Adermens room TO consider the
propriety of recommending some gentleman 10 MI M
,e situarion rendered by the death OF Judge
Thompson. A number of addresses were made ana
Judge Nelson, Chancellor Walwortb, MIR, Wood
&C. prominently spoken OF, but ii was finally con-
sidered best not to make any nomination. ana 'hs
meetinc adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

FROZEN TO DEArH-The body of young man
named Aaron French was yesterday afternoon
found upon the ice on Charles river, between
Cambridge and Cragie's bridges. a coroner's
inquest was held upon the body, and verdict rem 1
oered-ded from exposure. He was about 10
years of age, and belonged to Cambridgeport.
Bost. Courier Of Sat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
Tp,om the journal of Commerce.

WE have been s,1ucs Of late By ths notices in many o
b n,psrs Of CoSsrls MAGICAL FArS ExrR.croE item s
ortsrat which they say will any OF the io!o"taS ,a
complaints viii be akee for sbo bans cba
Frosted Pcrts Sore Nipples Sore Eyes Od S.Tes eos
Bes and all outward ailings- We have seen th a.
;c tried on several Of above complaints with The most
Astonishing eecr-oanS after all other articles had been
tried :,
the age IN their houses No pay will be taken un!ess all are
c,I,,S Salic htsdb bv ITS use.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, FEBRUARY Z.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
AND FOR SALE BY
,rrDrEc cTDIN G, CO


BURGESS STRINGER eco,
222 Broadway, corner of Ann.st.
MEMOIRS OF SILVIO PELLlCO . Cor My Prisons: From
the Italian. Price 25 cents.
THE LADYE ANNABEL, or the Doom OF the Poisoner
Romance By an Unknown Author, Price IS ceuts
THE LADY IN BLACK. A Story Of New-York Life
Manners and Morals. By THOMAS L. NICHOLS. Price
IL. cents. -,
AMERICAN IN PARIS in Winter, will be ready on Mon-
day 18th. Prce IS cents
MAGAZINE FOR IHE MILLION and Weekly Review
Of Current Literature, on the l7th Price csnts.
LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH Of Roanoke. Price 37i
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE, or LIVES Re-
IRIsHMEN &C. III eight numbers. at !2s cents
each Number one nearly ready f-7 2tis
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND MINISTRY
lfl of the Rev JOHN SUMMERFIELD: Sixth Edition.
The edition hundred pages of Letters and
"reminiscences of highly interesting characar-net before
published .
Published and for sale the office Of the Mothers Masa-
f.s a.. D. MEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
GENERAL COMMITTEES

John Herdman 81 South g. Naloney Of West
aud Barclay H. Fl. Ryyne, 80 Wall St James Cody, 81
Courtauat ST; Florence Mccarthy, IS Nassau Daniel
Dounelly s,S Green wich Patrick Rafferty, IS Columbia
Thomas Kelly sS7 Grssawieh st, James Dunn, SIKH Wad
Moore 2'9 Division Lawrence Lngtop IS Spring Jo
seph urphy Chatham ST. Michael Gins II Carlisle ST;
Brian McCahll, e6 ESssy, Of Delaney ST. Andrew
Clark l76 Wss,s Dennis Mullen, o5 Washington st; i-
chas Gafnsy 25 Fringe James Nusan Ie Grand ST
ner Of tdridge 81 John Kane, Washington John H,nra
han, So Rdg. ST. John uIphv Rutgers 81 Mehs.l Con
a Patt.st;sst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

DAVENPORT, OF Hem,sead l. /
February a. Mr. THOMAS CiETHES TO Miss JASE DEvor,
all of this city
FsbIaary4. Mr. EBsSEzER R. WORLD to Miss SARAH
January2l, Mr JsHS Lyon Miss JANE HuMBERr both
Of this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

EXTRACT OF SARsAPAKlLLA.-The wonderful effects Of
hi, upon the blood known the world Few
sons could escaped some knowledge OF It's e
hest and article prepared by ComStock& Co., The
sizs sold by Others at 81 sold by them 50 bottle,
or 81 per dozen and warranted be good the
world a Cprtsndt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
CON c E r 7.
VII! IAN II OAKLEY

WILLIAM. II. OAhLEI
HAS. THE HONOR of announcing that he
i will give Grand Concert of SACRED MUSIC u The
th9rch corner ei Chysis and Delancey III ms,
DAY EVENING, sEb sih, 1884, which as'on ne VIII
BE- assisted by the MOZART ASSOCIATION.
hR OALsf Will sing several OF hIs popular songs
SouDd the Trampe Jerusalem Ms Flock my Friends
rewe When from the Sacred Garden Driven and for the
fist tins county he III sDg the kecitsve israel IS
Scattered Sheep and air But ne sh feed on Carmel Con
Cert 10 az hapast o'clock Tickets IS
each can be had Firth Hall, Franklin square aud
the daor the evening Of the Coacer;- fe5 3ris-
Justice 20 Ireisnd.n
REPEAL BALL will be given at Tammany
n Hall on Monday evening Feb l2. 1884, the proceeds
which are 10 go the treasury of the United Irish Repea
Association this cicy Tickets One Dollar EACH 10 had
ammauy Hall and OF
T. Sctfiyney, ia Wafer street.
Murphy Il kea-Dey, Chatham street
?. Clarke, % Henry stieet.
jobs Collins. 81 SpFIn- Strset
P. Riley, % Willett street
!And OF the undsrsiScsd COMMITTEE
Patrick Clark James Hughes Alichle! Connolly
j ames Bergen aiichasl Doran Patrick Coogan
Joseph Siurphy John Collins Michael Dorst il.
E.dw G. Delaney Patrick Riley Bernard O'Coanell
James Boyle Loughlin Dagau Michael Brady
Aadrsw NcCabe Michael Newton John Riley
Owsa Clark John Duffy john B. Dwysr
David Nj. Nagel Nicholas Walsh Law. H. FianaIgan
Thomas Foy John H-ruessey Francis Fillmore
WIN. Green Daniel Cooney Owen Curran
Thcs Wheslau John Ward Michael Murtagh
Patrick Burke
P. CLARKE, Chairman
JoHs CLARKE Jr., Secretary. 81 5sts"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
py This Mornings Mail.

r,ou,s A. SPENCE of Worcester Co. has
u sn,;nated by the Wings Of the 9th Con-
been ~. III District of Maryland as their candid
-. congreSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
T-.i,,j

justice 70
TT HAS BEEN DETERMINED 70 give Ball
i in aid of the funds OF the UNITED IRISH REPEAL
ASSOCIATION the evening of the 18th of February
Washington Hall, Broadway.
The Committee have made arrangements upon liberal
scale and can promise that nothing shall be wanting their
r make the Ball a that it should be 20 do credit the
great cause
Tickets be had ef any Committee The price OF
tickets, admit gentleman ard two ladies' fixed i: Two
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

~Hver,s Pilis.-The safest cheapest and most Sc, e
~ H. E.yir Nsdicps in the World Ses numerous testi
onals al the General Once Of Sale lao Fulton
door.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
PHkENo-nNEno1EcuNY.

U he members of Professor GoURAUDs classes
respectfully informed that the Mercantile Library Room
The doar-fecn class and the stuyresan Iasutute for the
f0 Glass; arr the lecture selected for the eont
nuation Of the ceurse.
NB-The members af either class a.s particularly rs-
q1ested rot TO Discus the door any may
onaJ De taken as will always BE- for the best OF
the members.
In answer to the wishes Of several persons who have
aplied 10 froisaso! G. b. letter he states that more
amssisn tickets had ar 6s Broadway next door 20
the Suyvesant institute bur ,hey viii BE- delivered e-cl,
sirely for the up-torn class Hir
Second Coming of Christ at Hand
the Brosday Tbesc on Tbn r ST and pF da nooss
nd o. 'hIS week; service commence ha.past
vsntion will mest O'Clock A. Vi at same rlacs The
pltlic are invited to attend f2t.
z Lecture TO the Ladies.-Ml HARDINGE
respectfully announces Lecture 10 the intellectual Ladies
NrwYoIk on Fndar evening :. O'Clock s2s Bread
L-etutes HGrdinses Lecture Room, In large letters
PROGRAMME OF LECTURE. VIZ:
All lew o.s sgsEssons with reference 70 ne peculiar
gsA , aha Of TIE e7sse mind Of womss
tons OF the various methods which have adopted from
Language 4h Practical Illustrations and lucid demons;rs-
oneal Epoms viii b ana sSaosrSpny e
sauct well as amuse
BIN conformity 10 the proposition made to me- by my
patrons on rday evening last take class OF hundred
tat Fire Dolsrs each) further announce tha, have
ced 10 thai proposal and thar first practical lesson will
b. svsn TO the class at the close the lecture which all the
ns and woud asgg anu most ffIh fKhns psa 10
eurosty ma prompt them TO attend specfGtor to bring
which they can use 10 advantage ever afterwards
Each member Of the class will be furnished with printed
lessons stiff card.
ADMISSION q CENTS Orfhree tickets for half dollar
EACH TICKET WILL ADMIT BOTH 4 GENTLEMAN AND
LADY
This item will b deducted from all who take Tickle,
for he full course of Lectures and Practical Lessons e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
{ 6 2tise

FURNITURE NOTlCE--Soia Bedsteads &c
= +. COTTON would inform all who want Of FuT +.
nture OF any description that he prepared furnish
mas constantly on hand very large assortment including
Fanes Patent Sofa Bedsteads which for simplicity dura
blty and economy without THAR equal The public
invited to call and examine trm-aso, all other kuj OF
Sofas always on hand
Those breaking ap honsskeeI ing wishing TO sell all 81
Ing line calling upon the subscriber.
Sale, by Auction faithfully attended To.
au26isrf +. COTTON. ll3 Fulton and "a Ann ats
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

On OF TASsISA congestion lately discovered for pre-
serving all knds Of e.ther keeping Boots Shoes CGrrisg
Inns sc Water Proof, at q CortiaHdt st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
Every Day aud Evening this week.

Every Day aud Evening this Week.
Day vsitprs admitted the same evening face.
UNPRECEDENTED ArTRACTlONS!,,
PARLOR ENTER TAiNMF.NT, or TABLE TALK.
with other novelties and eccentrcties, by Or. VALEN-
TINE.
.WoNDERFUL CALCULATION Of the science Of AN
lMAL MAGNETISM, with numerous ard laushable
periments by Professor Smith,on r. X. 5. :.
CELEBRATED COMIC MELANGE by inland Mr.,
WESTERLY and Mr.. 7. 6. BOOTH. Mrs.WESTERN'S
FIRST APPEARANCE.
CHINESE ADVERTISEMENT, after the manner Of the
eminent performers of Pekn By the young Wizard of the
North, Signor FRANCISCO.
YANKEE OURTSHlP, by Mr.. and Mrs. Western.
Hurry up thsm Cakes, and other comic b. I. q.
BOOTH.
Fl. G. SHERMAN, the beautiful! ballad singer and "A
PETlTECERITO, the admired danseuse, also engaged
ALBINO BOYS few days longer
The Gypsy QUEEN, the NEST surprising tortune'tesr
the world may be privately consulted al all times regard
Performances every evening at hapast O'clock and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Tickets 25ceuts; children under 10 years. "a cents
Twenty-Five for private consultations with the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
Commercial and Money Matters.


The sales at the Board were to considerable ex-
tent, and the tendency was upward There was
disposition TO buy evinced, which has been absent
for some days.
There is but limited demand for Exchanges, bur
the market is very firm. The rate for Sterling is
81 a9!, but the sales at the higher rate are few.
leading house is asking 92 Francs are 5 so 5 27s.
The money market continues abupdantlv sup
Piled, and bank officers are in the street for good
paper at a per cent Money bids fair to be even
more plenty than before the late temporary turn OF
the screws, unless Exchange should 90 shove the
specie point and frighten the banks. Should hold
ers OF Cotton continue to pile ii up on this side Ex-
change may possibly rise shade higher, but the
demand would then probably be met BY the banks
and houses IN good credit drawing in advance obe
reimbursed at lower rates, for Exchange must de-
cline when Cotton goes forward freely.
= The following gentlemen were recently elected
trustees OF the Merchants Exchange Co. An at
temptls being made to come to some arrangement
with the bond-holders. The property will remain
with the stockholders but the matter does not look
very promising. The income of the building is
larger than 1t was, and should business continue to
improve may be made pay expenses and interest
on the debt, which it does not now do Mr.. Pearson
and MIR. Mccormick are indeatigable in their atten-
ton 10 the interests of the stockholders and do all
in ther power to make the property yield the largest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
AUCTION SALES.
WEDNESDAY. F.S. ],

JOSIAH Richards, AretIoress.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS u PLATT-Ssore
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07

WEDNESDAY, ESQ. J,
a 8 o'clock. az the auction room
L.aIse SAie ot school sud Miscellaneous Books
isss Snd valuable invoices OF popular School
S3oss yaiaabe Standard Works &C In lots 10 deaers
Sin9ss s.a eft ssss Of Eaeyelopxda Arenesra l3
l,ls's hI'oty o. Seecs syo AInsworfh. Dictocsry
y Bsynss Dienonary a. Ensrsons Spei.f ies Emsrsea,
Waits ,hs Mind; loS Hszens SpS.T and bssnsr =, pn,
~, Rbe,osa Reader; 500 Emerson, i and Ii rart Arsh
psscs; log WaikfFs Senoot Davis. Calculus,
Philosophy; Donsgan's Lexicon, s. Snahs Grspsr
s. Quarto Bibles, Phinpeys Edirior, 4 Qasrto R;St
Rhodes EDITION loo POeke, Bielss 5aek, 50 ParleSs Geo,
Iappss PHILOSOPHY; Phippss Chemistry; 10 BuI. Chem
SIX me Heavens 2rs 10 Lneola sosspy leo solSso,
maque; kafes Elements; $50 New York Readers, No
9 DO No p e1 No s. 10 do EHpositors; $50 do spele;
0 Smiths Arithmetic; oG Frosis Composition; q Frssnrs
French Dictionary; 70 Blakes Natural Philosophy Way
lndS Moral Science Is WayrGs Political Economy, &e
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. IS,
CHecE MusIc-Cpward of 100 lots ofchoee Foreign and
iu,-rlcaE NusIc By the be, compoSer lots with
dupcstecompTisns Songs with Piano and Guitar ac-
compartments Solos and Duets for the PIANO. Sacred Soass
Iri French and Spanish Soags Instruction Books Eue
Violin and Orchestral Music, SC.
The Music be examined AZ the store with catalogues,
Z 1,vn ous tp SalS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-07
j. Ht.GEMAN, Auctioneer

j. ft.GEMAN. Ancuonser.
DOSlTlFE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
rY the Fifth Ward OF the City of Brooklyn near the
Navy Yard nsl laCkson-strret Ferry, by j. HEGEMAN
!auconeer. TUESDAY, Feb. 18th, q o'clock al he
Soles-Room, No. IA FultoG-stTeet Brooklyn.
Five lots en the east side of JacSson between Front
ad Evanssrets, Commanding 3 feet from the corner OF
running alley u feet wide AID marked on the map 70
Nos, 81 s, and 10.
Three lots IN the Of the above and froatag the alley,
marked on The ml Nos Is S and II. These lots arc
iert iont, and vary as TO the depth.
hee lots on the Souh side of Evaps.strse between Litr
ana Jacksonrett commencinS lc feet from the OF
Jacksou-street, and marked the map Nos r. Is and
No u q feet front, and the other lots feet front
and 100 feet deep
Three lots the north side Of Pymcuthsreei beiweeE
Jackson and Lestrees commencing 100 feet from ths
of Jacssonsrest numbered the map These lots
are IS feet irout and 100 feet deep.
Four lots the south side Of john between jackson
aud Litte-seets, commencing 100 feet from the Of
Jackson and marked the map Nos 23 81 2S aud
20. These lots are . front aud 100 deep
Three lots the side OF Le-street between Mar
aud small street running the lower of the
Navy fad, commencing 30 tet from the of this small
street. aud marked the Nos g. j3 and 2a 25
front, and the depth
Water property marked the map No S. aud running
on line with 10 the water and land under water
IN front Of said premises
Water property marked the map No &c. fronting
aTshas'ree o eet front said and running 10
the water and land under front the said prrmaes
Of the property above described seen aud
r particulars obtained tbs office Of the suctionee Ths
property will be sold single lots suit purchaiers Terms
made known Al the time OF sale.
BROOKLYN. Feb 6th lSti. rs 2tse