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A. COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR SALE
sA IAa .,hscnDsr offers for sale, on bernl terms sIc
80 tai Country .sf EDd Farms en- ire f-S 5nilA Oh We
Enn,dn Rivrr near Tarry icwn-3mnns whii ET .i O.
Nth ron Is 20 S,l acres. go
Also several inaii Plrses suitable ir Country S1lL or
Farming puEoc:ss. Inquire OF the sGnsc-l.,sf
,sss.NIvis : 2. Tf)NpRlSS, l9l West 81. ". Y.
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Ipstucior5 for .a;rz TIA .res aHa ,ai cd7ss Of er
s,fsses sai t!coa-: Cl I'D stt1ic2 az siy d
| a. ls,ys 1'aas-. ~ so.ln "
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c,so lrutns OF Isov1.npan.
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GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
NJ ATEitliLS FOR Gun Smiths Gus Locks and parts o
ecs, Sun and Rifle Barrels, PercuSsen Caps and Pills
orset TASKS and She Belts Gomez and Wrefches, Ribs
Zoo, WORMS. &c. sc. iuI al. IN quantity by
gY Il. w. SPILLS & co. l5 Psail Il.
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s7ss A COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE;-Sitra:e on
S, the Kn-sbrdss road between 9Th and 9Th avenues
l5i and l0.t oci, containing sc!e~ OF land II ZOOS
cultivation sHd sbogldns irgit shrubboT. * ne
ground elevated ard soam.a. noble yiey al the water
Of ifurs:c and East River aud also m extensive Wow OF
Long lslans Terms Gl.i eg.y; ipply to ,.co,,,.t
Executors q Andrew NcfiosTn. C=cesssd or
iHpIASt + Irhn-s; n Y.
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At 1EIVATE SATE--The ninc Tire s'ory F;nek
i.-, each - feet niche, by % feet deep. and me
So. Ia eac! . feet inches by IS lee on Avenue H. De
.rs- S-th md seveath streets, Gear Ec,npSss square
% house. haze 5aseueGts md under cai-S, isied WAN
sbcrany door and pla,et furniture hui b: DAY 'EoH arc
IN The rs msrns Part purchase moGcT can remain 'n
b6- I'd mortgage .cVen sr cent lal-s:, on o's
s,nig-fe ANTHONY J BIEECkEy ..'D.
az Iv NJ S;nah--;feat re1: " sl-stTect
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$50 Al r. situated ma from New Town Village IL do
- from The Village Of A,,qds 81 do ttom tuihns
infTom Wiliamoursh which neat and subs an.ni
stone Io,, Fame Barn and other necessary Out H1lses-
ali in GOOD repair. Inquire OF GAUNT K DE2lChsJN.
Io5 cpuU.sletl.
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60. : q CARPENTER (. CO.. LINE ron
EWEU rs LA aa!nr as }s.i~ysl, lgE't
IEs soic;, Uol!spr.zI, Cornwall, s'1h ssht
1IS sGcs-n5a.: IAhsy5 sAOia0N Csptzta Che;e: Cal;
- ti I-,vn ~ vs,rep ,lress pisr cygTT 1ue-d1T sna
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.ysIy u adrcs-isv sri Saturday .. U'ei5Gs l. ~
ti E-.ncG 70 gs4,ss o! ic,1. be1S .is VI Sslei pax
y, 1a III beat y .hou BEN. s,-rd 81 ~. 1o1s 81 Te.pt-
81 for y7c.. b. az -: rsk o. the owrds .ss:sol SsU
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fzsrs a FARN FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE ior Pro-
p.Ity THO CITY OF New Ysfk-Sald Farm consist. o;
vel ircsi slatst about ~ miles from ts City IN the
Cuunty Of Wesichesis On the prsTiIses are "'ys!HSt
barus and other o,-5uug, Converances To and from Tie
CIV taiiy. For farther particulars InQulrant
ds Inns SAMUEL H. BARRETT, 353 Second-st
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-06

MIGHT AND RIGHTLY a Rhode Islander.
Iil vol. 345 pages, dedicated to L. w. Dorr,
with Portrait-$l. Jus. received for sale by
F. TAYLOR.
Also Report Of the Trial Of TT. w. Dorr, for trea-
son giving the testimony, arguments of Counsel,
charge of the Chief Justice, motions and arguments,
sentence of the Court and speech of Mr. Dorr before
sentence price 81 cents. feb b