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The New York herald., 1845-03-03
FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONIAN METHOD

NEW COURSE OF Lessons in French according TO the
system of Robertson, will be given By Mr. EDMOND DU
:, aas Leorad ' commencing Monday
Europe will bs explained bv the Professor Persons
learn the French their friends respectfully invited to
attend Mr. Edmond du Busson having engaged in giving
Instructions ~ French for number Of years NJ C. Coudert
school, and for the past year NJ o. lie Rows collegiate
school at New Brighton would respectfully refer to thoga
gentlemen both IN regard to qualification and character
400 Broadway.
New Course for Ladies will be opened on tbs same day.
M. NJ reLaforcs French Con- Dr. Porter Barclav.t
" eis:;: SSsI s. n..,., S:;e s sSasx,y
= Fabrequstss 81 Madenlane z. G. Carter Co. ,s do
= Logan, Esq. New st. Berard & Moudon, IS Court.
Rev Dn John Power, IL Bar Nj. Nelly So Maidep Lane
clay street. 72wsrc
DR.. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER
CARD.-The Public is informed, that DR.. LARDNER
continues the practice of business Consulting Engi
gnee he followed extensive scale for many
IN Epgand and Francs Inventors patentees
merchants and Others engaged IN the and manufactures
may consult him matters requiring the application Of the
PRINCIPLES Of practical science Certificates and opinions
arts Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
ing Of Improved will be supplied undertaken when
required Office No 81 Spruce street, New lorA
All Business Letters must be postpaid prevent time
beng lost by frivolous appcaolD A applicants will be
pected retaining fee OF SO before consute'ion
n22
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City Intelligence,

Police OMcs.-Nothing of any consequence at the
Police Office to-day. few cases Of petit larceny were
all that came up.
COrOner's OMce-MARcH 2-DEATH FROM BURNING
On Thursday night last, about O'Clock Josephine
Briggs black woman, about IS years OF age returned
home drunk to her residence, at No 80 Cross street.
the second story; and after she had been at home
hall an hour, her clothes caught fire from a furnace in
the room, and she lesped from window into the yard.
leaving her child in bed The occupants of other parts
OF the bouse discovered the ames and rescued the child
The mother and child both very much burnt and
were taken to the hospital where they died last evening
The Coroner held inquest upon the mother yesterday,
and will hold one upon the child tomorrow
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u A G U E X K E o TYP
GENERAL

F U X ISHING Z ESTABLISHM ENT
EXCHANGE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
Artist. that they have eonsdeably enlarged their
and Europe They have also made supplied
with every article used in the Daguerreotype Art They
Camera: consisting Of three different sizes for the sale Of
Plates and Chemicals. either or Ds8ueeotype Caloype
made THAR espccs order Cases ofa sizes the best Polishing
constantly on hand r long connection with the Dasuer
reoype Art and their taking pictures
recommendation and reianss DagueeotYpe Artists by
ordering articles from of the above named
ocArs Their prices cash. Prices Current aud information
may be obtained by addressing ipostpsid) D 70
H. u + LANGENHEIM,
13 lm*ec Exchange Building, Philadelphia
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CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
M RS. H. .sHANKLAND Daguereotype Artist hav ring taken
SINCE two years more than 1000 portraits and being well
friends and customer, and The public she gives beau
fu Daguereotype likeness including fine
frame for only dollar Being always well paonzsd and
the lafaysue Dasaa Broadway, and branch
opposite the ark fountain Portraits taken from in the
morning To IN the weather. cloudy
Remember. only dollar. (best syls including or
frame. j20 m
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TO LEASE, FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE,

TO LEASE, FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE,
yS9 FARM-Situated within foor miles Of the city Of
NTNUca, and the Canal and Railroad The Farm
-sn fifty acres; about one-sixh in wood the balance
susceptible Of high state Of cutvaon and free from
plain frame dwelling good sablng
aud wood house with loft H. II sod hall OF
the remain bond and for
or would be exchanged for poperlyIn
this city. Apply TO c. y. MATHEWS,
mi 3t'rc No. las Bowery.
rss4 FOR SALE--A FARM--situated at Islip Suffolk
%N NCouuty, l. adjoining ~mthtown. said Farm contains
89 aces, 20 OF which il Wooo; remaining So acres are
n state Of good cultivation There Houses and
rage stabng for eight hos ice house; good
lse garden, enclosed in picket fence, fruit &c
farh inf mmation be oh atucd No ~ Ieecker
st few doors from Broadway. Half the purchase
Iooafy caa remain mortgage i23 lmsm
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TO LET.
AT FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER CO., N. Y.
s LARGE and onyenient Cottage, formerly occupied
8GAV rhos Bassfod, with Garden, and Fruit Trees of
vey descrtion, adolnngsituated within two or three
hulded yards OF st. Johns College The New York ana ar
lem iioAd Cars and from New York six times day
Apply al 419 Pearl street, New York. fi9 lmsrc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Y,R ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the Sh
NcA Ward, the city Of Brooklyn fronting the New York
-&~Bay, ana commanding beautiful prospect The sua-
ton highly picturesque. Enquire of JOHN BERGEN,
on the premises. ja29 lm.rc
gssy FOR SALE-A valuable Farm, forming part Of the
Tact known M Morrsana situated ON the Harlem river,
n The county OF Westchesr consisting Of hundred
and acres OF land properly fenced and good order Upon
the Farm there commodous modern built Mansion House,
with garden stable and all necessary suitable for
two Farm Houses and all necessary badings Also
valuable mil site and and orchard The said
Farm accessible from the city being within nine
Of the City Hail. with the privilege Of brioge across the
Harlem river The cars Of the Harl~n Railroad run within
hall mile Of The house For terms aud further particular,
Qulp b. tween II and +, M. OF II. M. MORRIS,
j8 lmrrc IL Pine street, second story
sses A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE--situated
n the Of Pelham, Westchsster County bordering ON
Yo.k, containing 40 Of iand30 land the
balance 90 high of cultivation, with
of ell kinds abundance There good Dwelling
recently built together with large barn. houre
crib, SC The place beautifully situated commanding
view OF The Sound and surrounding country 1t will be sold
low exchanged for improved city property For further
cula apply at 6s West street. between Carlisle and Rector
streets.
Also Lots Of Ground Is by Oo the easery side Of
lth Avenue between 9th and 98h streets f22 lmsfc
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
n A. ARTAULT. Importer Of French Daguereotype ma
teIas and manufactured Of Morocco Cases. offers ior sale
Best quality Of French plae No 4o tmsduml g dozen
Good quality Of Dagueeotype Apparatus including in
struction, all complete aud warranted, $780,
Acromatic Glasses from IS to SIS.
All Ae Chemicals used in the process cheap
gold for gliding the pictures the substance for polishing
plates in two and the beautiful Of Mr. Fzean
for reproducing the Dagueeoype Portraits engraved plates
and to draw paper an unlimited number
fyou fond Of the progress this beautiful please
call at the Lafayette Bazaar 49 Broadway of Liberty
lm*rc n
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ARCHITECTURE.

RED SCHMIDT bess leave to inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his ONCE from 1872 Broadway
anime selection Of original and tasteful designs from the
tage upwards 70 the Villa Mansion all the various
Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
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SNis&:ZsSS S7S5
S1T3a!1EySIIsSSs
KYzzyi1l22
Al Fulton street.

-.,.,, :. nbErwEEN PEARL CLIFF, NEW YORK,
THE SUBSCRlB keeps constantly on hand large a,sor
msnt OF American and Imported Warranted Tools suitable
:or mechanics IN almost line of business Also Tool
Chests furnished complete for mechanics families and boys
to call upon the SUBSCRIBE as he selling his
eral assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery Cut Nails Hollow
Ware, Shoyels and Spades Japand Ware Sporting lmple
ments, &C., &c. HENRY f. FAIRBANK "A Fulton st.
ja9 lmsec Between Pearl and Cliff, New York.
COM Took " CO.,
81 Courtlandt street,
HAVE ON HAND
THE FOLLOWING
NAMED ARTICLES,
WHICH HAVE
OBTAINED SUCH
POPULARITY,
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BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS IL PLANTS.
II He SUBSCRIBER respectfully begs inform his friends
and the public that he has made temporary o
furnish the above from the Of Mr. Harrison corner Broad.
way Prince Bouquets composed the most choice
and scented exotlcs be had at notice
They will be arranged in the and fashionable styles
which given subscriber much notoety during his
Of the late Conservatory and Seed Establish
ment of Mr. w. Nibo.
Choice Annual owerng Seed Vegetable Sed. and Flower
ing Plants, on hand. JOHN ROBINSON.
The New York herald., 1845-03-03

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO,
NEW YORK. FEB. 3, lst3. !
Election held this day for Directors Of this Institution,
n for the ensuing year, the following gentlemen elected
such Dectors:-
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
X Robson, NJ. D., JOSEPH Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses 'Tuck.r James H.. Holmes,
John r. Dsyison, John Z. Moore,
John III Lee VIM, X. Thorn,
Caleb a. TuniS. Thomas Norrel
Francis r. Sage, Eugene Bogar,
John e. Merritt, Robert smith. -,
A. 'rhse1nect mcctiug ~ The Board TtioNN~ ".
TfFEWN Rsf MS unanimously reelected II silr1t
asc GEO. 4. HOPk. SECRETARY,
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XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
5G CInIh Street.

SO Gold street.
and os ba baT % aas
assonEent 81 xyogaph!c Labels TO which hey would
ss is s T al. a sS. as .fsR
Ssd , IN England and they premise their customers
want in the business of the Druggists Perfume andegar
JOB PKiNTIN0-Ther office is also supplied with every
SiJs Jc % h sa &
Circulars and all kinds of Mercantile Printing executed
sG2K Box LABELS AND PAPER of every ds.erp
09 1HsS; s9 HsHa SHOW CARDS. for
ia lmerc 56 Gold street. near Fulton.
DALLY's TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
2S5 River st. Troy.
THE Subscriber ayails himself Of this method Of commune
ns Ssf s .ad i s % R14 ss
ITTTS aest doGF to the Fulton market
?ss ny Is sps:s
mss ssqys:s,s s:dJss Massssey American Gentle
are ali % to Be made Of the fines,
Qualities c leaf tobacco and by the experienced work.
Orders directed above will with prompt attention
Savage FusSas ss Ms!s ps,sDiay a% p'es ssmano.
BITSadway Tad Agent: IS 81. for the city Of New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
suRsCRLBERs {nS RI, Of The only orgns of
SsSs
Health &c. Pine Apples, Raspber.s Aprco sTawbsrres
Eag and other Pumb all possessing in their preservation their
sIy; the Strawberry Raspberry Ounce, and Pine
Also Pickles Caup. and Sauces. of every imaginable de-
glass jars Of every size TO suit the convaasnce Of
Also cfed and stewed oy.te. potted for erporsn and
Hotel Ksepsrs Boarding House Keepers, arsss.. Ship
and al are < q s
before '''''' 70 ''' ''iRSs Il "
.a Also s.s:a SSsa k.s. sh Havana Pines
SOAP. WORKS
PERFUMERRD DEPOT.
sss eas
F:%y SOAP Patent .sss Gsss Sill s
sbppss Yves. Indie. and South America are parcu
la,ly yted to examine our Crystalline Candles
New
SUDDEN CHANCES IN THE ATMOSPHERE
y s;'si s; si%
one hours notice Open from o'clock in the morning till
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau opposite the Herald Build
ss % s s % Ct 81: friend: s: 'ns nd
Resslia.a Of various Panstsas % of various Asanss
1ngenuldad, Hlonda, Estrelas,
Esreranza Napoleones, Lara.
La India Noregas, Lord Byrons
The above Segars
the trade are invited to call and examine them
y. Borders from abroad will be strictly attended to
fiji 1m~rc
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded the Diploma Fair OF the
II American Institute, for the best asts, prepared
furnish article Of Lasts which surpassed this
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather of all kinds Black and Cooed Mo-
and Kid SKINS with Deer, Goat and Lamb Shin Bind
ngs Shoe Threads Lastngs Galeons Sheetngs Linen and
Pncers, Avis and Tacks with full assortment Of Shoe
makers Tools Of the approved cheap for cash.
WARREN g. WILKEY,
295 Spring street, betwe Greenwich and
Washington streets, New York.
NJ BThe Greenwich Line of Stages within block Of
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FOR SALE.

,sssxN A BEAUTIFUL FARM, situated in the town Of
T Estchester good ulable and
land The House perfect order and convenient
arranged for large family said Farm divided by ,he
road running New Rochelle and and
down Eastche,er Csk where there fine and
fishing their The buildings all good
order there good sabling for whole
place well waeed and on the abeantu Fshpond
and stages pass TWICE day by 5hs house 70 ntersect the New
in miles of said premises. There abundance of
Fruit said premises, which selected by
owner with great The distance from City Hall, New
York. sixteen miles Possession be by the
had on the premises.
Ao said property forty of first Land
with good Stone House with Barn and Stable
possessing the same advantages the above seventy
geer lmaking all ITO acres) suit the purchaser Apply
TO j. w. JANEWAY No. IL City Hall Place, ISAAC
ANDERSON on the premises, or to
fe3 lmsrc WIN. H. HICKS, No. 20 Wall street.
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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES
o GAE Ps,sa Box oF Rail road G The
ca1 S'I assgssass and al III
dust .nS
with IsS.on,b con.tIacsd With view " TO this
.l Iy hay, City
mar nnisctpnx them in quantity and will be attended to
& h. & 81 above Or the HHGslif s SSoDY
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
$1,000 % EsaS.os. Pass
S &c @ %he $
had policies the goods said store hereby Of
ds,sctoH and eSayicon Of the iaeendiary or ncsndaes
LAMBERT syYpAM.
F;;,'t'9i Fsoa BhoS%Ra. oSSg'%;afR!i Insurance Co.
fre.d'Gs q HazaKbM East kYsf MS.. Ss..I Co.
f Ema and Protection ns. Co., Of Hartford, Con-
o.. thousand Dollar. sddson the '%s Is
Wis BY the cSFF RX6TEHT T Co.
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Nr., A.,o Ne 4T BoWEBY,
for tuition saS Ees
IS ls Lessons q Mss:S KIssa 8: 8:
sss. ss:sa Lessons: s$ Single ::
m B-Hshiy trained and quiet Horses. for the Road or
Parade, TO let.
EVENING CLASS.
Lessons - 90 20 Rides $40 %
Single :::::.: hSlEss: s EEss' Ria;::::::::: @
esHissfs s s.. school,
t-One hour and half TO a Lesson on w Road
l-Houn for Ladies, from "A M. to sP NJ.
5-Hours for Gentlemen, from g. md from TO az p
Ladies.
card of address requested previous to commencing
Gentlemen keeping their horses this
have the privilege Of riding them the School gratis
ImkrN
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,

INITIA TORY UNITING ROOM,
247 broadway, corner OF murray st.
THE object mpart thorough instruction
in Book Keeping, Penmanshp and Commercial Arcthme
tic and qualify Gentlemen for practical duties Of the desk
Private nstructon is given il required
% Members Of the Mercantile Library Association
quesed apply the Librarian at Clinton Hail. who will
unh tickets Of admission under the made with
the Committee.
References be had the Academy Boob keepers
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the last
nine
SALE Joness Principles and Practice Of Bookkeeping
8vo price l2s This work adopted in the FIST Academic
Institutions this county IL also repubshed in England
AID extensively introduced there f25 1meodsec
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS.,
nrY,,, At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I.

DEPOT 90 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
M EssRs. BERGER WALTER, known for 4 long series
OF Of Watch Crystals and
Flint Glassware in the Department Mosslle France the
honor 70 inform Glass Dealers Importers of Watches and
their in this eonntry and in order fulfil
them have engaged experienced and skul workmen both
French and English The beauty Of tins Glass the tasteful
prices and pompttude the execution orders w they
American and foreign Houses. =
N BCusomers in the habit OF transmitting orders TO their
house IN arads Poissonniere their general Depot
Crystal 80 raad, roIssonnere, Paris, will please forward
III XOrk line
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kEA TO LET OK LEASE.-A large 'wo story brick
EH House. the southwes,ery OF Bloomngdae
road aud 10th street. with sufficient ground Cheron TO
sreeI .o maaSlaetOry which will be built If required
nohwesy Of the Bloomingdale and 4O street
with workshops stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
the Boomingdae road.
Also LOIS adjoining the Bloomugdale road running
through the 7 and street. for
manufacturer Buildings will be erected If required.
Also Lot in 3oh street. between the 7 and 9th
lease. @. H. WINTER.
jas im*ec 16 Wall street.
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FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
r GERARDIN. Commission Merchant. IS John street. up
stairs has just received and offers for sale
whoese retail splendid Of the above articles
compsngPlan white and rich fancy decorated Dining
Mugs with mottos; Cologne Bottle Figures Tate Sets,
&C., &c.
Also, plain and rich Cut Glass Decanters Water Bottles
Celery Bowls Preserve Dshes Tumblers Gobets, Wines,
kc., sc.
Astral and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes.
Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting
im&rc
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SWORD EXEKCISE.
MR. HAMILTON, having entered into arrangement with
1A MR. FULLER for the use Of the Large Room Of his
9ymnasium, No 20 Ann street. and also the Military Hail.
Boyery most respectfully to the public that he
tends commencing Class for the Sword Exercise all It's
branches-Americap and French, such Small and Broad
Sword Exercise and also Cane Exercise Mr. H. has been for
several engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
States Army
~ B.Vounteer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the the
most moderate terms application to the advertiser 81 Ann
street, to Capt. Smith, Military Hail. or Mr.. Fuller
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TO SECRET SOCIETIES..
1 TO LIE From lat May next, the large Room in the
arpr story Of house corner Of Fast Broadway and Ca
b7t~een 21 and o'clock p. M. For further part,cu-
las enquire Of f. SP Isl Caharne street, Of HECHT,
38 Henry I'll I'm
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

A writer in the Boston Atlas relates the follow
ing "A Connecticut lady, who was in the habit
of always leaving something or other behind her.
whenever she went journey, was not long since
promised by her husband the present OF hand
some shawl, if on the occasion OF her leaving
home the next day, she carried every thing she
wanted with her. The lady OF course exerted
herself to the utmost, and the pair set OIL towards
the place of their destination. They had not pro-
ceeded mile. however, when the lady exhibited
symptoms of fidgetness, as usual, and on her hus-
bands inquiring as to the cause, she exclaimed
in fright g Goodness gracious! forgot the
babu''
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DRY GOODS NOTICE.

4 WOULD once more respectfully ask the atten-
tion of my numerous patrons and the public generally
10 New and Splendid Stock of Rich Dress Goods, am
this day opening Having been in New York and Boston
Markets for the past days and given entire time and
attention to the purchasing Of the BEST GOODS imported
feel fully warranted in saving that | now prepared to
offered an this toCn and equal any in Boston and
much lower prices. cannot here all the New
Goods but will name some OF the leading articles.
CLOAKINGS, sc.
In Rich Ombra Shadings, all colors new article, and
not 10 ne found at any other Store GAIA PLads Rob ROys
Thtbets, Apaccas heavy corded ChangeGbIe SILKS
and all Other styles ever kept by any
DRESS GOODS.
100 NEW DRESSES of French Cashmeres and Mouss-
fnes in designs splendid thdn any ever before
ported Also every description Of Reps and Corded Cash
meres and NJ de LANES, at all prices from three
shilngs per yard.
SILKS-SILKS.
81 ps NEW SILK, some Of tOhch haze not been import
sd,ten ddys-embracDg Of the elegant st. les
ever offered in this country Any in want OF a Rich
SILK VIII be TO find the latest style and handsomest
article by calling me-price varying from so cents to
$2,25.
SHAWLS.
oUer One Thousand ShatOl embracing nearly one hun
dred different styles, from the cheap Blanket Shawl
TO the Finest Cashmere at 1925. Purchasers will find on
examination that this the Place purchase good Shaws
Cheap.
PRLNTS-4O cases New Prints, some beau
ul styles from the Merrimack Fall River American and
Hamilton Print Works. embracing all qualities from TO
Is cts per yard
Broad Cloths, CaSsimeres, Satinets Tdilors'
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods of every kind.
ARPETS-FEATHERS
OIL CLOTHS, all withstand every description of Dry
Goods ever found in any Store and prices that cannot
fail of being entirely satisfactory.
CAL from purchasers is requested and if my Goods and
prices do not please they assured they will be
urged to- nor tnsuted II they do not bug.
JOHN b. WYMAN.
Worcester, Sept. 2S dw9s
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GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
MILLS. MACHINERY, &c.
For The .NdnlIfncture of WOOIe1 Goods

For the Manufacture Of WooIen Goods.
Ia TN consequence of the death OF D D. FARNUM one
m Il of the partners of the house of W. D. d. Far
AAnum, the entire establishment of that firm WATER
FORD, Mass, will be offered for sale at Auction,
on the 21st October neat, at II o'clock, noon,
consisting about one hundred and fifty acres of land at
Waterford, the Blackstone River, with WATER
POWER, MILLS, BUILDINGS, FIXTURES, MACHIN-
cry and TOOLS thereon, with the privileges and appur
enances thereto belonging inventory of which will be
exhibited at the sale.
The principal mill is BRICK $50 feet by So five high
and is fitted up in the approved manner, having
addition at the end madego wood Sc by so eehe whole
containing 6 of cards. jacks so broad and so
LOOMS 10 gigs "a pairs fung stocks, with suitable mum
Der of watts presses sheang machines and other prepara
Ons necessary for the manufacture of Broadcoths and
simeres-the whole being warmed by steam and well pro-
teced against fire. There is also wooden mill go by Sc
feet four stories high containing of cards. Jacks
looms for Cashmere % for Sanets, with press shears
and the other machinery and preparations usually
ed in manufacturing Cassimeres and Satines.
There is also another Wooden Mill 60 feet by a. four
stories high, containing 20 looms IA cards and jacks
The first two mills named are in opel ationthe last s
About twenty-five of the land under high cutiva-
on producing usually two crops of grass annually. The
supply of water large and steady and has very seldom
existed for it.
There upon the premises Machine Shop and Tools
large number of Dwelling Houses, Shops Barns and other
buildings which afford sufficient accommodations for car
rying on the business done at the mills.
The Goat Pasture Pout Rocks. four shares in the
Central House at Uxbdge and the Water Right conveyed
by Benjamin Pond, Jr., to W. Farnum and reserved by
said Farnum TO himself in his conveyance Charming
Smith, will constitute part said Joint property and the
whole will be offered and sold at once
u The Terms of the Sale will be Ten Thousand Dollars
Cash, and security for the balance with interest in nine
and twelve months to the satisfaction of the respective
owners Possession of the Mills and Estate will be given
at the end of five months from the day osae sooner
H. by the exercise OF reasonable diligence the Stock in the
process OF manufacture on the day of sale shall be sooner
worked out and completed
u II any person is DESTROYS of learning further paricu
lars as to the e character of the property conditions
OF sale inquiry may be made of WELCOME FARNUm or
EsTus LAMB, on the premises, EDWARD HARRIS of Woon
Soc6et or SAMUEL HARRIS of the City of Net0 York. No.
"a Pine Street.
. The property is set up the condition that any of
the persons now interested in it, may become purchasers
at the sale complying with conditions of sale.
w. FARNUM,
ESTUS LAMB, Admir-,
SAMUEL HARRIS, Guardian
ofMoses and Alexander Farnum.
HENRY s. MANSFIELD, Jr
waterford, Mass, sept. 26 lS45. w3teodSw4O