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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
BY JOHN S. s. H. n GALLAhEP

/ bTiaof 'fresent.--Ii we are TO believe
what We read in Censian,ineole nan ser
we might suppose that the wonderful ds.
ss!oriptIon OF luxury and magnifcsnce ID
me Arabian Sishts. were actaslly things
o. the world aud yetit is well known.
tnat The two eSffemes or luxury and
wretc1edness ere no where SO str,k;nel,
exhibited as ID Turkey He here find !
deseriptio1/of the Preparations for lie
2 arfiasel OF Mehemet Ali Pacha with the
Sultanese Adile, The youngest sister &c
me Sultan, and we TRANSCRIPTS no,,io, -
T iof the benefit Of those whom n nav
'Herests The procession, escor,e i hv =.
3eral bodies o. troops. officers, and Gene.
rails of4.rank. 10 which were ioined tha
10 the following order: a blnF1red sad
ENh1lrty# Canvas beaiieg on their heads each
a. basket tl!ed with sweetmeats, splaced
"a vases OF porcelain and crysta1.I ~,
carriages drawn by tour horses cSrry;oo
e ssh basket covered with yelyetanJ s;ie
yer lama, con,athing the most delinatagaa
sences and The richest perfumes. These
were followed BY iwenty cawas bear;ne
as E1any baskelslps massive s;Jva, 49,
tanning stuffs Of the, creates, richness ga
uien lis far the bah, enriched VIA ~, ~
cious stones. A nsf Of sandals aaarn
with enornous brilli4,s Of ,hs sso 1870
ter, were particularly noticed. Fisa a. u
tier canvas bore 10 In .marais.a.. ~ y
kets, also 6f massive siAr ma am ~. 9ls
Tres Of Gold, enclosed Ia Sgs ~ ,a p,is-
The. procession rfoceedeEo H. , s1,'n
81 Tehersgan, where ALMA ,,,ss 800
were:laid at the ieet Of s1he l 49,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

Hint fjr BaehstorS.- Attenllons TO q
.lady whose sociefy Is sought by a gentie
n al. are Justly understood to tend 70 mat,
rimonv. III the meetings are brought
bout. by means mol originating with him
liit they are unavoidable. or sought and oc
casioned by tbe lady herself. The kind al
Itsntiono . gentieman magsbe scribe,
ltatnese courtesy. Bill when BE takes d
actfse and eager paftfa tie matter whe
Do visits. writes. courts. and, above al
] when he adores ana dies, there is no MI
take he ought either sopoP the qnesliol
OF gel away. - Familg Hsreld.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

A country paper says, "Old Hickory
aasgoae, aha we need Iano,hprtwar 70
make iimbeflar Presidents" Rait}erlst
US have 20 Residents Than fofce ther
growlh.by The Biood Of Tie brave ali d ,he
Tears d tie innocent. Where there i
one Washington, eqpaaf wise end jusfha
camp and 10 council,Nhee are y i ID, lfed
Jacksons. who|forget ,hatiodiyiduaI n3If
not l5s l'~ = l.ss a. HAS, ia rs}Ges =
fcoun,ry any more heroes Kles are lhs
charms BY WHICH reasdn 10 NR1lfcs il
lchanged into Fa;sson, Pflntiplesa mt aa
worship. independent WI! INTO Neisb
i psftiizanship. Let u, have no MOTE W.,
4 and we shall have np mose victories Ns
| more pretsnces for Tetlookia : gifted "a
frightened ,expekieaced, tried statesmen !
u giveb Me military trophies and Pefsoa'
Il no5nlarity Of cid soldiers the Tespect da
n only 10 sound p,ltlicaf faith anf.Niss COZ
II duct ir civil office. torih .4htsfieaH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24

REMEDY for C49lic in Horses ~ Dissolve
a piece be opium, about two thlrds the
SIZE Of 4 hazelhu', Say about twenty
srains and balf pihl Of brandy, and
.pouT it DOM bg The usual method Of q
bottle, Or horn. tH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-24
~

Il + 7too lien Lgaeiea --The -, 49,.
a Gazette gives aa accolnt 81 lbe ! 49, 49,
heaston q "a man of The name OF Ayan,
land one e bis confeaeraies psmsd 1 D..
fers. near Anaiachicola. Thev wes. nm IN
tssqaenily tskeu d Marianna.fiA Jaetso,
county, wnere they were hanged on FRI.
day, the s0th dlimo Without The lor,n Is
lrsl, and notice wss ii the sama In.
given 10 tout gentlemen 0. The black lee
osaef, mat itthey were found Ia The place
after the lapse9of ten hours, .lhev. sbonld
snare the same fate. 0ne of these men
Is sand to have been most desperate az.
rae'sr, ne having been engage, either I,
ps'aelpal or assistant, in several murders.
&c Twas, was also fugitive from idslice ii ne
: Shefii For some titna III had 49,
. ! Il. !. - the swanps Of Florida. aud va.
/ : sifof 70 ne surrounding inhabitants.
Siopping ys.4aA unset a.. ~.
gttee Lop I'll lady, al Saratosss 49, t ,a
f s9@ ! o .,I EXPRESS, sent last week % :
III. ,a1u'oneole Ge n ia Broadway for j lace
&C. Io'a'. qlFeaclng several TO be forw ardsJI
y nal that she might select one Hs,f
{ aozen we're sent, from. Which one VS.. vs.. /
selected and the others returned ~ n ~
s aol feonTeya1ce. The whole posIaos
lpeiaa'ag thatfon tie original or,,er "a
= ~ psessse returned, was 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07

May l. lat 80, Ion 70 40 big Atlantic from Ponce, Pr.
for Sliaven "a ont
April Goth, Ia, 81. lon so IS. brig William, Davis, of
Sandwich from Havana one day out bound the North
ward
April goth, saw r bark ahore Florida Reef with six
wreckers alongside dischGrging cargo
April 22 lat "a 81 Ion 3d. scr Alice Aun. Pendergas,,
I'm Baltimore. steering S-w,hej to he reported
April 26th lat "a 10, Ion ST. Danish bis Fortuuas, from
Boston for Buenos Ayres.
May l. lat 10 o. lon 81 81 brig Spartan ds FIN Boston
for Surinam.
Apl 81 lat 80 90 lon IS, brig Kirkwood. of and fm Bal
timore SOTlcans.
April 49, lat 49, Ion CT 80 Br brig christisna ds from
DemcrAra for Nassau.
April 30 lat 40 o5 lon So ship siv!e de Grasse, I'm
York for Havre'
Apri 10 lat "a 49, lon CT 80 schr Currency Philadelphia
fr Barbadoes
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az An TOWNsENn.
ESSEN COUNTY ACADMENY.

THE TRUSTEES OF ESSEN COUNTY ACADEMY
L having secured the services OF iBNER BENEDlLr,
A. graduate Of the University of Vermont would
notice tha; sad institute will te ropenrd Monday The 9Th
Nav 1hs Academy IS perhaps second 70 The
State regard location situated WesfpoTt
Of the beautiful ssd healthy te Western 81 re
Of Lake Champln The steamers passing through III" Lake
stop this place daily both their ard aJ DOWN. ard
ups thu. offering Iscu travelling al an;ages TO such
nav wish 10 attend the school from a distance.
Th- Chemical aud philosophical apparatus and neTalog
c, Cabinet emily sufficient for ILLUSTRATING ch Of The
.ura Sciences usuay pursued good Library Is
a,o PROVIDED embracing Miscellaneous Works aud the
TuiTIoN-COmmon branches quarter 50 so. Classic,
do q.
Scholars can he accommodated with Beard urd.r the
p.vIon Of the Pec-p;or for g per week including iue
ghI .ud w,shss j OF l.r;her Information reference made
- Professor w Benedict Of the u : Nary, Brooklyn.
1i.. ko,, Of sfsr. f.r-I y !. David HoltOn. -
d W,,ipou. \ y: iioE A.rou Clark K. w MaLiin EIq.
J. q Brsham D y A G.. Post. ~. D. New ORR City
In srhalf Of the Trsse<s. &. b. HATCH, President
A.re> B. Mack Secretary
Newport E.At1 Co x. y pill 2l,t, lst5
W. t2s7tDi,v tWsltResi
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NEw-uaxgsutxE xeDlcAI coLiFeE,
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
y


JHl> E5lCINs = fleas.Ht add efec!gai I'nz''y for
I 'oitS ouchS. iaia-uz,. haISius u Blood Asthma
Pla=nsy Bsouehis Liver Comps.n;, tonSnmr ten ind
diseases on obs ucty respiration. ." rad
hrs testimony, sut clli se1d ard 80 r'tlisusy an'
phist ress- Censu nPu9u &c Ne aud uu-
nerous sworn fca such as follows; Ny vile WAS AZ
fiicls; with affection ot tie lungs ain the SIZE and chest
AID general debility, -rsecto1tug blood and pnS Tor Srirs
employed the j-> uliictl sk Homeopathic and snaihlc
hey pronounced her lungs liberated aud dsSpred Of effect
iug t-d v.iiOuS patent medicines without effect
Finally in August last ;re uhern Balm She has
taken bottles and perfectly cured confidently recon-
ARTHUR 3 Kaufman
Residence u Clarke 81. >tore S 5 Broadway.
City and County OF Neys-ioTk. sS.-A Haupun1n be-
ing dEly POSES and that the above certificate
correct ,ul true " II. MI M. Gem OF Deeds
proof 81 pamphlets, TO be had gratis at s5S
Broadway.
out the L :
Also the Animaiing, Arrrirnt. Altscatiye.
Southern Balm Pills y cents box N p Pals.
- The best and cheapest general Famy sll ever lntro-
ducsd These Pills have been tested many ye every form
OF disease iom OF the Blood and other
t;ul> and have prove safe and efficient FURTHER
morbid from the stomach and bowels promoting dlges-
aud ,oIartns she system For farther uform-
uhera B,m Pamphlet 10 be had n tina fropri--
tors Ofice. Is Br1adwAy. gEaIuItoOsly
No family should bu without of these valuable PAM
phlets
More Agents wanted throughout the I $ and Can,ln
A liberal di,cozatto dealers a5 'mrod- 2t'Eeov-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07
RECToRY BOARDING. SCHOOL

n.
THE subscriber having been induced 20 open Family
BOARDING School, f.r Boys. prepared 10 receive lew pr-
pills u addition To his pre>en; number.
competent Assistant, associated with him. and sysernn5
tc and thorough will he ali the branches Of
mn English cucsiion Ill studies requisite for Gdmls
son my Colleges, also the French and allnn
language-, n desired.
The nature of school, the limited number Of pups and
their peculiar relation Mnber. g the same Gidty will
ce.say require The discipline IA be street. while INTENDED
TINT shall be decidedly parenfnt
The location FIVE miles North Of New Haven, md two
miles W-si of the North Haven Depot ofihe Hartford and New
Haven Railroad pleasant and heathfu easy OF
cess, and rcr,i.
Tie terms admission will be eco per PAYABLE half
yearly adrance and this will include boad, washing, mend
ing fuel lights, and tuition. Pupils remain during vaca
tipns without extra charge.
For further partlcu apply 10 the Rector.
C. w EVEREST, Iinmden, c.
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THE TRIBUNE.
For the Weekly Tribune.
SPRING RREEzRs.

SPRING BREEZEs-
w are welcome ye ere welcome
Oh, sunny winds and free;
A freshness from the woods We bring.
And every budding tree,
A fragrance from the violet banks.
The tender springing grass,
The wild rose, and anemones.
As Ger, the earth We pass.
A freshness TO the spirits weird,
Oh, gentle Winds ye bring;
Sweet thoughts Of the green Laurel dels,
Soft breezes OF the Spring
Stirring the pleasant memories,
Our hearts have kept so long,
And linked with all our holes. dreams
Oftenderness and cong
A soothing hope-a quietness,
Unto the sick ones bed;
The dropping hear, and lauguishing,
The aching, fevered head.
a GOODNESS fromthe mountain springs
To their hot pulse ye bear
Ye have an angel ministry
To human pain end care.
And to the sailors lonely path,
Ye fragrant winds and free
To HIN VINO spreads the snowy sail
Far out upon the sea-
Sad Thoughts Of ths fresh green meadows,
The sway of fores, trees,
The trembling shadows on the grass,
oh, bring ye thoughts of these 2
Visions TO the pale emigrant,
The Western streams beside,
OF the dear familiar faces,
That haunt his even-ude-
Kind voices, that are lingering still
Like echoes round his heart,
A vigor from his native bills,
Fresh breezes, ye impart,
Ye are welcome! ye are welcome.
Oh, b,esz-s of the Spring;
A gladness from the forest paths
To our faint souls ye bring;
A brightning hope-a cheefulness.
Unto our daily way
High dreams of future blessedaess-
The Resurrection Day.
latch for the flowers and the sprnging grass.
And the gently falling rain
nd watch thy heart, that the spring breeze pas:
To brighten Loves flowers again.
srfeld, Mass. April, lSs5. E.A.S.
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LAMPS. CUTLERY, &c.
PREMIUM STORE.

CouTHoUY & MEYERS, 34l Broadway. respectfully
~ invite the public call Al their store and examine the
richest and extensive assortment 10 nc found IN this
country. of BRONZED and 0RMoLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET ard READ
ING LAMPS, CASDELABRAS, GIRANDoLES, BRAC
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICKS, in every vs-i-
city OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb article, Pc
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,.
In evidence the superiority this portion Of Their
stock any other OF lis class offered 10 the public In this
City they with honest pride refer 10 no ess than sl&
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the years for the greatest
variety and beauty patterns and the unrvaled nisa OF
their work.
Every article sold by C. y. Is warranted 10 be what
thew represent and those who wish obtain first class
ror quality. requested 20 favor them with call becr
purchasing elsewhere
~ a liberal discount 70 Churches ard Hotels. 6f ~
G'HEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
0iuily informs his friends AMI the public. tnat he
stanty keeps hand, at his Cheap House-FurnshlEg
Store choice OF Table ard Tea Knives from
Sd So 81 per and Caryers and Stecs TO match
and fine assortment Of Pocket aud Pen Knives. Ass
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons ard
good assortment OF britannia Ware such as Coffee and
Tea Pots, Lamps various patterns and sizes, &c. &c
Also Tin and Japanned Ware, and Tea Trays Of various
sizes ard qualities. Also Hardware and Holowwsre,
such Pots. Kettles, etc, Sadirons Brass Kettles
Carpenters Tools cheap and OF the best quality, such
Planes Saws ChIses Nails, Locks, Carpet racSs,
etc. An excellent variety also of WOOD and Baskets,
such as Tubs Pals Was-boards, Clothes Horses, Wooden
and Cho7png Trays Brooms. Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling BASKETS et. Carpet straw and split
Bags etc Likewise, Brushes OF almost every krdCoth
and Hair, Scrub and Paint and Dustiss Brushes Also,
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc. etc.
Please call at L. K. JoHNsToSs y Catharine-street,
where yon will hnd an excellent assortment and all very
low. K. K. JOHNSTON. 50 Catharne-itreot.
y g. Toys of all descriptions, a, wholesale and retail.
die
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07
MEMORANDA.

L. s. ship North Carolina dropped down this morning
from the Navy Yard and anchored In the East River
the South Ferry, brooklyn
The pilot boat Blossom has in the soop Exchange
dis,nasied and fill Of water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07
GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY.

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, i2l CHATHAM STREET. y. Y.
Branch SortS:-jls BleeckeT street., New-Yors; 35l
Grand street. suffolk ial Greenwich street. Full
ton; lilo Fulton street. Rrooklyn; So Chestnut and as "
Filth-st- PhilsdelphA; II Hanover street. Boston.
INVITE the attention Of Cy and Country Families AND
Purchasers their several establishments where they
;hinh viii DC found far the best selections OF pure and
uStai;craie Teas III the United States. The universal
popularity and of their house with reference
high qualities, low prices. ard u>E;:h; dealing IS too well
understood 10 rc1e- farther necessary. Oriri
nal and only warehouse for the Se OF HowQuas Bl.ck
Tea" Observe Srancers VIII be particular reISr,-
her the number OF the principal store in Chatham street,
viz al between Ps.E and Roosevelt: streets. The public
will also be pleased lake notice thu: tie Canton Tes
Ccnrsny have nothing 10 DO with any other except
those described az The Of this advertisement So
l,uE-iP OIL SIORE.-The subscriber respectfully in
S,ors the public that he continues the wholesale and
rc;l Lamp Oh and Spirit Gas his oi staud OF very
superior quality, Pc cent CHEAPER than can be puT-
chased a; any o:her store IN this city. viz:
GOOD lamp Oh, per gSI-------------.So 50
Superior qasl Lard io...--..--..... 62f
Refined Oh, Isl csls. .-----.--------- rs
Do do ii DO ..-----.- 81.
WEiie Sperra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Do do 20 do -.-------------- 90
Dc DO II 30 ---.-..----.-- s1i
OIL Cars Of all sizes Lamp Glasses OF IL patterns ard
descriptions and fGN Assortment OF lamp wieks,
s:nrs cleaned snd repaired OIL ard campAene sen, 70
any par; CT Tie city FEE OF change
So. Yc 1919 Greenwich. corner veSey-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07

The brig Empire, tof fati) Adams from trinidad FOR
York with part of cargo of oayses went ashore about
50 miles East OF I--e Pines, 18th ul aud became to-
I'll wreck, crew, part Of sas and Vi rigging saved.
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CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.

CCORDINC; 70 Al old ra1xirn, Bread the Staff
a Lie hut IL j. ceTaia a good hsalthfu b--aSS--
.h; and diceSnbe-s 6y mems EASILY obtained aud
ritds q peons an Obliged % wander Slong Without s
,,A staH Chemical c,enes I'D research Were E-TeF
Tended fer more Necessary AID u>SiGl p2Te ;ar n NJ
discovery the material Which sh0cld promptly ard eealn
y Produce good 52 hat great 6siAaiain mas zen %
ta,re by the skill and pAtizuc. Of Nr Co>ANr OF Lowell
who has ASc-rasd the ingredients requisite io the procuring
Of surs lcrliet brad quickly The oGT cAa s Eae1c-d
aad baked.
It decnstrabs tha by the old slow process OF rinoGs
fermentation, much Of The ru;ritious PORTION OF ~, on
extracted, bat by lac application Of CoNANTS SNI
YEAST IassAane=sS -ervrscescs directly follows. and
all the SaeehsTire properties O! the meal r:1re 1s
eGriRg The er aoanshvn; which he ;ouT a1LErAy L.
Clues.
Solo wholesale AID rs:7i By
Vi 2 MI SSt.N Clinton Hall. BeSknan and Nassau
CHANPNsY \ ALIEN. 70 Sou;irsi- cor Maiden lane
CASHIERS YOUNG, is2 Cha,hau-sr
CHESTER briggs, Isl Broadway
JUtIN BROWN * BROTHERS. IS aad g. Brosd-st
STAPLES FORD. IS2 BoSe.y.
: V ALbktt. ~ bo@rry Cor. Boae-ss-
I * y HOPE, l33 Chamh-rs-sL
pOMiNICK x DRUNMOND, 40 Grrenwieh-st-
FL KIP. se5 Broadway.
Also, by the Prsscipal sroAass ~ general mha
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BOARDING sCHooL-lRvGNG INSTITUTE, r4kKr
ID TOWN, \. Y.-Wll.LIAM p LYON, A. NJ Princ-
pa.-Sunmer Session will open on the lst OF May
To those who desire 10 place sons at Boarding School,
the advantages offered this Institution believed 10 be
EQUAL If not superior, 10 any. II has heen III success
full operation years The location delightful and s-
lubrous convenient OF from the City The edl-
ice commodous and CONFERENCE.-The play grounds ann
pie and disconnected from the village The government is
efficient but mild, resembling that Of a well regulated
Christian auy-and day scholars received TO coun-
terac the salutary influence OF family training.
The system OF instruction is designed rot merely 10 ad
and perfect the pupil In the branches studed but TO
deyeopc and nstrc; the Judgment, eishte the IN
dersanng, 10 the habits and TO give moral and
useful direction 10 the ncnatons.
Further particulars, including Catalogue OF Students,
opinions of patrons. &c will be found W pamphlet crcu
lar OF the institute, be had application AZ the Book
Stores Bartlett Wexford, Astor House. and Raynors
IS Bowery.
Reference, by permission, 10 the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq
Hon. Daniel Webster, U. s. Senate.
Hon. Gulian c. Yerpanch.
Capt. Alex. Slldel Mackenzie L. s. y.
Nathaniel d. Holmes, ESQ. Tsrrytown.
Francis Hal' Esq. Rev. N,tian Bangs, DID. VIM. C..
Bryant. ESQ. Geo-c Z. ~ -iit T. L. Van RENSSELAER, NJ.
ID. Harper Brothers, $2Ys- on r!W.
Also the following whe are have been, patrons:
Rev II W Hunt Zebe5r2 Cook, il. Ue:j Lder,
Rev / VI Vincent II Nai. .ieuTcn, Oscar Irving,
Rev Thos Burch Jas Il IIeyt, Thco Reese,
Rev j Dewtng. ) l. Mo.t, j W knevels,
Rev Sewel, DGscrbeTy, Denison,
Rev 4 ScccS, Is l. Kip, Geo Cinch,
| Rev DR. West, Parmony, w Clapp,
! DR. Jos Scrihner, Wm q BogrS. Benz Brush,
Rev d Babcock Z W Van Noorhis Campbell,
! A L Livingston, Leonard Kirby, W nmhar,
Elisha .Morrell, Jacob Leroy, L Howe,
Peter Pnckuey, Gen & II Striker, ii Raynor,
| Chas Storm, Harvey Weed. Isaac Adrance
| JChes cr;nan, BF whee!wright, Thos Paitsos.
| Morris Robinson, W Van Antwerp. NJ EelS. N 6t
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In G>brig Sep.snte- Jron Fe,i Plata a Melley
and Dr. Curtis
In The try .Nnry A Jaae, }rol Turks Isr1nSs-Mr ST,
Hi LADY, ctd en-! cr,; Miss Jane ILL., 3iiss Be-
veil, Mr. 1oIl2nt, SIR Hied-, r n
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4 NDTICE-A BAitUAIN.
.rc % A

}7aA NOIItE.--k DAtsOAl4Ns
t"S 4 COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE,
- the Village Of SDm-re, Somerset County,
New Jrrs-yad Farm: consists Of 10 Of Land g of
mich - Wood. h- DuIldngs Ill new, snd bui!t
within g-afsoqe aad BAN both built b days work
and OF the best 4;rA The House but ~ the cottage
styl. - b. feet font hail through the centre pafloss
finished With marble msDtrl piazza y t-r front md IL feet
down each together Observatory the Top 81
s.d House tuOsory Kitchen the and Cellar usdrf
the Of thu Ssin Building with Pntes, aui al tagged
trou N, tn bes The Barn 20 rs: long sad
ptaisd whitrC errrigr House. lee-Rouas. &c. Also,
great variety of Fruit Of ali OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with
quantity of Shfnbtefy.
The P,rm.-s lie within four huGdnd yards Of the County
-4t Aud aboUta qGart-F of male of the RailrCSL hs
place about houFt AID hall from t- City. For far
her lcHss Of the sub1eribr aud Piolrs0r oil tia
NATIONAL H9TEL, No. ) CSuftland-stf-et, Nrw-Bulk
AZ IN FHss tgSEEOEE
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REFERENCE MAY BE MADE TO
H. Greeley j Winchester Park Benjamin. ~. II. Arnold.
aud Haynes Lord. EsGrs New York City.
RI Rev Dr. Eas,hurn, and A. b. Ely, Esq Boston, Mass
Gen. l.. J. Maiett, Providence, X. |.
Rev DR. Dorr. I'hi,adelphiu.
IT. Rev Dr. Ives und tou,s ID. Henry. ESQ. Raleigh, n. G..
The Session Will commence the fist Monday in May
next
Hnmden. February l. 1876. nps lG1eodD&itW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-07

e. q Geological Survey Of Vermont has been
ordered by The Legislature ard il 10 b. arle6iatels
commenced by Prot. Adams Of MdG-bury Col
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