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saIes Of stocks at PhiIadeIuhia.

BRoKERs' BOARD, March l6.-$6000 State S. b. III;
$4,000 do 7Oi $1,000 de- rwn TO- $l00 900 do. b. co. $4,000
esa $4,000 do ss $4,000 do Ss so 900 DO ss 500 900
$40 900 do, So wn 6s $4,000 do days 6s $40 900 do
days. SO; $4,000 do IS, SO; $4,000 do 6s $4,000 do
s6 wn 3d. $4,000 do 49, 68; SO shs Vcksburg, days.
III; $50 Morris Canal, days, 10; so do Is.
SECOND BoARD-$l0o0 City 6's, l0ls; 10 shs Penn
Township 49, $4,000 State SIS, b5 6s3 $4,000 do b5 SSH
$4,000 do b6 6s1 $4,000 do 6s $1,000 Chesapeake and
Delaware Loan, $50.
AFTER BoARp-IOO shs Grard Bank, days, 81; 80
Planters Bank Tennessee, 81; 30 Kentucky Bank, TAI
Mechanics Bank, 24t.
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MO MERCURY OR OoPAVIA.

nk. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY
- is domestic PREPARATION composed entirely roosnc
to the .aate Certain syphe complaints, Al their
wholesale and retail BY J. General Ageat los Fulton
street Lamp Store sun Buildings New York Retsiled
Sill Broadway Spring sreet Bowery corner Of Spring
Bowsy corner Of Grand sree 50 and ia Canal
ton street. NJ Houou street. SS Division sosSssos EdIid
street, Monroe Walnut; and the conner oil
Adams and Fulton Streets Brooklyn Price 81 ms I've hi
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SHIP KESsNoroN, Capt Khsm. will leave this day for Chi
Letter bags at the Exchange News Rooms.
PACKET SHIP FIDELA, Hackstaf. for Liverpool, will sail
this morning.
PACKET SHIP HAvRE, Capt. Ainsworth, for Havre
tanned until Wednesday. the 18th inst.
scHR AsERcAr, Johnson, hence for Virgins thrown
her beam ends and ashore Banega Sunday a
The schr VIM. Marsh took from her the crew,
and brought them to the city Capt johnson
manned by the schr order her Off She had $500 in
specie on board.
ss vi s. Tho
to minute examination which will be done
in s y 0 will sa oS:
From present her stern post will have be
sails The vessel has the sppsslsnee Of having been
severely strained but would be difficult to until the
ssSs a, ,S P%hhsm e w;c:.:
~ ON n ns o ON III ne sy ns
N with ''" goods and brought them to Wilmington
BARK CEx HAaRreS, Smith, at Alexandra from New Or.
81 ~ 10 saecsasssds sa:tissns The
water skv cham Su y.rl &C. .d Loaf m sss1 S
s pissed tie wreck q Srs both mast. gone about sss
.DSy: a. and wh au%esI o. bag: stsa p
ns both .ssnnsy TH% he %
vsrsd With wreck o''e' ''''' INC 0'''A ''"'''
v,.sr bound N;wbs from New X0.
ed The cargo will be mostly saved IN damaged state
BARK Louisa, OF Portland abandoned .er being dis
mased was bound to Richmond, to load for RIO Jsnero
She ~ buften, built $780, and only patty
sured-Ssooo. Capt Blanchard was cart owner
Barc MAssAcHusErrs. Of Newburyport, Richard, from
Liverpool pound to Matauza. put into on me h
inst with loss Of sails bulwAhs &c. 10th Feb, In lat "a
Knocked overheard while f.sas svs. and
MARY H;% ,s from ~ fer
with loss Of fore opmast sails &e bound to 81 Thomas to
FaoN QuEHgcLstters have been received Quebsc from
Poftneu Feb 23lh which that the ship European
still safe that place Two per.4ns had been on board Of
had GOT of from the shoals The Jane Morrison
the latter The Reaper William also safe Last
dates believed that all the above mentioned vessels
will be able pass the winter in safety.
KsRY DoNrrLLv seaman. Of Boston, the 2d Of Febu
ary washed from the flying boom Of the schr kssns
Hill while her passage from Lousviie N.Y. to fhsde+
pha, aud was lost.
BARK wHrroS Curtis previously stated having put
Part OF consisting OF barley has Deem ano
ed She main and masts spa and nGgfng and
sails attached
scHR REerrA HILL, at Philadelphia. from Louisville re-
rs 30 W. heavy gale from NJ, with heavy sea-
head Of mainmast, bu warks broke Wheel car
RED fore boom and ga and damaged sails and rGrg
BAsx MAnr Mosss Jones driven ashore during &c late
being entirely lghencd during blow Thursday. was
thrown on her beam ends but did ILL., She got oa
perfsctIy Dry will be rshted without much dIicuIty.
Notice Mariners.
Csp Sands Of ship Benz Tucker at New Bedford. reports
"oa he passage from Sandwich Islands to Cape Horn.
from the head reported land sight, which proved
iio% Rimasss WV W ABOUT degrees gre on which
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8 Q 2 3 SxcsxI,'


New York, Monday, March 10.
AshEs-We hoard Of no transactions, worthy Of note
In either descriptions. Pots last quotsd Sa-
and Pearls, 81 37I.
BREApsrUYrs.-We heard of nothing new since our
report Of Saturday The market continues unchanged
CorToS-Holders very firm our quotations
There Il, however very little doing, and both buyers
and sellers appear disposed TO wait the arrival of the
steamer. now nearly DUE before making transactions
any extent. Prices current follows:-
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REMOVAL.

DR GREGORY has removed from Gold street 10 Rodssl
- ve one from Chatham whore he may be cop
suited confden.ially a. usual at all hours
There few, If any medical men among that know
better how manage those difficult and delicate dsorder1
which strangers liable TO contract while visiting city
DIR G. hs pubshed tfeatise habits aud
called the intended for the Of patients
much points Gle ry the OF preventing thos}
foul disorders which human nature shudde think oil
this alone the hook is worth than eli oths]
publications Of the kind It Is sold by the anthor above
Price 50 cents.
females this little book will prove friendly and
confidential adviser 1t Is also for sale ahe foowiag dru
No &C William street, mar MAIDEN lane.
81 aud 100 Fulton street.
Both corners Of Chamber street and Broadway.
No. So Bowery, corner Of Walker street.
n East Broadway, corner Of Market street, and
1l6 Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
mrl0 lm+rc
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New York Cattle Market.
MarkAt-l loo RAaf Caffla (a0a from Penr

At Market-1l0O Beef Cattle 900 from Penny
80 Cows and Calves; 1000 Sheep and Lambs
fRIoEs-Beef CatleThe figures given in our last re-
port were we'll maintained in the earlier part of the
week. but towards its close reduction Of 2sc, all
qualities, submitted to- The extremes Of the
ket may be quoted at from IS to 81. Unsold, 200.
Cows and Calves.-Prces show q small improvement
on last weeks rates. and the offerings were of better
description than usual AL sold at prices ranging as in
quality, from. SIS to $35.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply at market last week
small, but prices have advanced fraction. We
quote 81 90 81 to So at which figures all taken.
Severed lots Of loose superior quality, at 81 per
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FITSI FITS!

UvANs VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallible RENE
dy for Epileptc Fits Falling sickness. Convuisons
&c-Ths medicine which 10 purely vegetable the only
been discovered which will positively
cure this hitherto disease IL vel known,
from time physcans have pronounced Epsptc
power Of all medic and consequently thousand. have su
Tered ough and yielded
lives the altar OF insanity This fiction, the
terna feelings OF hearts will bear testimony
And with all difference TO the opinions Of physicians The
learned and great positively Epilepsy be cured
of how long standing what
duced by il, be cured The Vegetable Extract
powerful curing this dread the human family
hundreds have been cured and the certificates many may
the afflicted invited to call and have their cases
amned and advice given free charge Let who
the efficacy Of the Vegetable Extract who think their case
hopeless let such call upon the following persons
either been cured, orare now using the medicine.
Mrs. Jane Bennett whose afflicted eight nine
with petc Fits cured by using the Vegetable
Extract-call and see her at II Grand ST.
Mr. Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four years with Epi
Ieptc FITS was cured by using the Vegetable Extract; call
afflicted Tor twenty years with Epepc Fs and cured by
using the Vegetable exract-ca and her Yorkve.
Mr. VIM HI Prsels who has been afflicted for twenty
years with Epeptc Fits Vegetable Extract;
call and him at No. ll9 Broome street And
others may be called on II desired.
S-The Extract together with the necessary medicines,
with ul directions carefully packed in boxes for trans
portation.
Prices per bo. So s and s Single bottles, with nece'
Iysns Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills. for rsmoysg al morbid
per Dor. bRs IVANS x HART. Pioprieton
y PRINCIPAL Once lo< Grand New YORK ITO I'm N
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spsans 4, H. ssA runnlsS xFsaaslly ss3 syaiy lava
Sa AL 900 sold 81 OF, and s1sat aisasso ~ 90
second board they rallied $4,000 selling u osti a
which they closed heavily
P s-No mail from harrisburg since Saturday and
none from New York last night Yesterday fuot
Line came in to-day aboutan hour since The railroad
near Bordeutown is under water.
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RARTTNE'S LOTTON

N UNFAILlN0 CURE in all cases Of gout rheumatism,
n sweugs disloc fractured bones cuts con-
attended with pain and Inflammation poisonous bite.
every DESCRIPTION affords immediate and relief
perhaps the only article that be depended
duced BY taking cold after violent ereron and ovsrhsang
For glandular tumors umbago eryspelas and ali
kinds Of eruptons the skin. excellent remedy For
fever and In the face tootache the
the cure Of tsndnous and cap.ua injuries. sprans, &c.
unapproachabe traveller, boatmen and should
meyer be without it. Price IS per bottle.
Principal Depots IS doors the Hospital
and x34 Walnut PHILADELPHIA. iuuSY
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DIR. SALMON'S REMEDY

EOk d,sordsrs the Stomach Liver Kidneys, accom-
panied with indig eston loss Of appetite y eadacne bous1
sos nsnn e low spirits lo.s Of
and other symptoms
This CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with sxiss-.
a who have taksE IT, that the proprietor has been induced
introduce to the public generally He sufferer
from the above complaints that Il is a. processes BE-
perfect cure invgoatng the appetite health
color and strength, to the debilitatcd.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY. nor spv
preparation Of IT, and does the closest
business Lie
CHARLES H. RING, lSz Broadway
ja251m*m Of John Sole AGENT FIR ~
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OR permanent Of primary or seceao.ry ayphai
veuerea uces nodes, or any complaint produced BY =
njudcieus Of mercury unskifnl medical tLsetms
ten should use this powerful purifier without delay a ne ps
consider himself safe aer navns me veneiesa
bra1ed alternative. y
az esrefay PACKED and all parts Of the Union
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNVALIDS--fssoel
l;yns IL Inc country, and finding IL nconvenient mae
sona have forwarded % shsm chest eoss1
their Geographically, together with all symptoms time Of
traction and ucaeRt received elsewhere N any, ard 81
~Josiua pEd.
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Pnssenxcrs SaiIed.

MoBME-Brig Ring-H Houton, A Johnson.
CHARLEsroN-Ship su;livan-Mr Burgher, Mr. Haberl
Mr. Shepard. MIR Lubkin-l0 IN steersge.
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Foreign Importatlons i.

PoNcE PR-Ship Emily-s1 hhds 1000 or ,ngss Aymar
x Co
MAYAeUEz..Brg Thoesa-6O hhds sugar Mason & Thomp
son-So do b Deforest x Co.
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LwERPooL-Ship Wateroo-Mr Dickson, lady, child and
servant New York; Musgrave Clay, do; Mrs Elliot VIM
Elliot Henry Elliot Of Canada; Bunbury Blake, New Or
leans John Gibson, Mobile.
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co. Within the week past we have se.n cucr,,.
bers green peas and asparagus in this citvn fact h
two latter have been common for two or three weeks
Pieeyune, Msrehs,
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces TO the ladies.
that having purchased largely auction he = enabled 70
The sbsve reduction He also calls attention
quantity OF Embroaersd Cellar, Chemisettes, c slightly
price The remainder o. the stock Of Winter Hosiery Of
AZ soualy prices and inspection IL 10 believed
w NO ~ BROADWAY. - ~ im-rc
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PHALON'S
MAGIC HAIR DYE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, beng
"A LIQUID dye which changes color
hair whskeu to beautiful brown black without pju
dyed n FIVE minutes at the depot s4 Broadway Pnce per
bottle 81. mrlo lm'rh
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:, W,Ihe degree Of Doctor Of Medicine was CON.
Of Ohio at Cincinnati, last week ''eai 'ohsss
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rU>HE MAGIC MIxTURE-Dr.. Hopes Magic Mixture,
Edinburgh Specific, is oil the and whyi Be
Gonorrhes, elects &c. so much more ples.
where pills. capsules and injections have failed IL IS not like
medicines chmerical but the result Of 20 years
actual experience the practice Of regularly ply
stefan Price ST. Agents ngerso Goa corner ofyohn and
Gold and drug Fulton aud William
27s Broadway, and corner Bayard and Orange MIL m.r
MANSION HOUSE,
MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTIC UT.
TINE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to to his
friends and the public that he has leased the house
Of years. hopes by long and strict
attention business to merit liberal share Of their
patronage JOHN L. MONROE,
mrs 3rnsrc Formerly Of the U. g. Hotel Boston.
HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street.
rTvIS Establishment supplied with every material
for the prompt neat and economical execution OF
every description of Book Work. whether Latin French,
Italian Spanish works The attention Of authors request
ed the that for typography press work and
reading they rely receiving ample justice
- VIC THE Jon sFiCE,
The most erenstre IN this city,
furnished with description Of Type suited to Show
Bills for Theatres, Concers Museums, Lectures, Public
Meetings for other pose, where the largest de-
scrption Of Printing required Also, Programmes Circu
lar Letters, Bill Heads. kule Work, Law Jobs, and
kind Of work required for other branches The
has the largest Presses in this city,
where all Bs worked colorS, will be beautifully
ted Apply 4. D. c. third fourth story Herald Build
ings. where all orders will be received
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Op- Il is expected that canal navigation IN Oh.
Beaver Division viii commence on the 10th inst " VIC
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDlCAL NOIlCE.
.. sAs ys:;s ssPssa
o e % and oc
Lock Hospital has astten years enjoyed the
New lie can s
as 9 in e IN;
his patients to leave until perfect cure y perormed
~ss It. can &: b;
T Sa 81 habit
Cd Young When Gssiy ISSais;S f
couson intellect crsetfuness psiptsnon Of the heart
and aversion society Azure wanfsd in every case or
Be the number a. with the morris,
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
ed F..: ssss. o. 70" sss
.ss;:
Paris L0'fSY9 z a. sesi !iSfs fl &sbAuM
T.soa q
faSiisSsd y Robsi II D.nes Legal Deputy for DE-
ssSr ~ ssSss Is 81 M & s :::
sf d
on''A'' '''s''' BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
A:purioys edition Of this WORK has been Issued By
Ea ~; 5r Es;'
Eia g. q s:i Sss -
NC qUT SOME OF TIE mort IMPORT ANT MATIEn BEWAh
OF FRAUDS and buy only of the SOLE AGENTS, In
Fulton street. No ohsr dealer pcsbly cell the genuine
f15 lm~r
$500 S.s M:'' .ss s.s::
complaints Of the Of generation OF all remedies yer
covered for the above complaints this the certain.
makes speedy and permanent without the leas, res
ton drink change in application to bus
the public the medicine does NOT SPEAK for itself sha
speak it. Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single Of
10 be brought which the mixture will rapidly under
forfeiture Of $500 This disease that unfortunately ped
vades all ranks Of society h'g low rich and parne
NAL and single they here with which
they Themselves. without the least exposure in III
shortest time possible.
Furtherhe disease cannot be contracted If dose Of th(
MIXTURE is taken night going bed. when exposed
bottles, with full directions accompanying IT, q
cured in days. For sale by Charles H. Ring isa Broad
Seventh Philadelphia and g. w. Fowls l33 Washing
ton ST., Boston Canal ST. N. Oreans, and % Main stree
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AWFUL CALAxITy.-On the night of the I'D ult.,
the dwelling house OF Mr.. Sidney Falkner, near
Zane Creek IN Chatham county, G., was consumed
oy nre ana two Of his Zone six the other three
years oid) persisted In the flames Fire was
~ communicated to some broom straw lying under the
ped ana oeng unable to extnguish IT, Mr.. r. to
ier assistance When he returned the house
was IN hgnt blaze Mrs ", with an infant one week
old, escaped, but was considerably burned
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
rI,HE TONIC MIxTURE, prepared by the CcileC Z
6deny recommended for all eases q debility produced y
remedy for impotence. stery, or bsrrsaaes unless dsp
ing Inaformation.
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dossn ~; eafssea
packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
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xEAD Theft LOWIN
ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
DICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
vVSHE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Mslielx|
and Pharmacy for the suppression Of ouasks
continue direct their particular al diseases o
private NATURE and confidently promise rsqun
medical safe and without injury
constitution confinement business Invads
culary aestedso make application the College
6rs OF those diseases Of su6enx
and time may be thus avoided One Of menbsu Of h
College, for many connected with the pncip hospita
Europe for the Of those compsnts aftsnds for
tasion daily from A. NJ. to T.P. M.
Tams-Adyice and Medicipe Ruarurfoed.
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Warsaw Signa that on Saturday LAST the sa;n,s aS
sembled In the hall OF the Temple which il in the ,h;d
story, to hear the last sermon OF Brigham Young n
TO his departure. SO great the weight 1ha a.
tmbsrs gave way with loud crash like the repor, of
fire arms. The alarm and confusi was tremendors
Some Of the saints broke out the windows and TO
the ground. One had his shoulder fractured ara
others were badly hurt in thus attempting TO ESCAPE
The crowd however succeeded in escaping before any
very serious injury done TO the building Our in.
dormant estimates the damage at from $500 to $1,000
81. Louis Republican, MarcA7.
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yELPEAU'S SPECIFIC Pulls.

ESOR radical Of gonorh0a, gess seminal eaiaen
and all meeorpuruient di:charEssffom :he Sreshn Lne
Fills the resut Of twenty years experience IN e Hcsecl
Charlie In Paris pronounced BY their invents
Professor Velpau. infabls remedy for all dsssses
the uretha They effect in q much shorter time ~
any remedy without nntg the BREATH dsasreeng
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HIM HIM
sun II MOON 80. %. II o.
SUN SETS IS OF HIoH WATER. 80. ii &c
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,asss lss!! ss.d ...s:! = ~ s!fn stss.s isC,s "
% slls With vss hiEk EIssEs assi round fksm. Ia
height being above thirty feet The above NOT
being down any book chart in
the small island the westward give them to the public
found them"
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New Iron Store,

NO. 73 MAIN STREET, WORCESIER.
nICHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
III hand and for sale-Ckeap for cashEngish Refined,
Banks Old sable, Norway, sweedes, and Band on
Best Norway RODS, Old sable and sweeas shapes-vi
sler HQOPS-BEST CAST STEEL, Saaderson s,
Saviore and Jess0p's-German Coach spring STEEL
Aiso Russia aud English Sheet Iron Grow Vices
Axles and Boxes-Hose Nais-Sheet Lead ana ENC %c
and sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and az short notice nParlicula attention paid to Fac
tory Work-Tin RoofDg-Tin and Copper Fave iropgns.
STOVES Of ali descriptions constantly TOR safe al me
very lowest prices nj the DIN STAND oil. A. RICHARD
son fetu doors north ofths Earle Hotel,
Asy1 ao NJ No. 40 Maln ST., Worcester.
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HAVE Won a cow 2

THREE COPIES FOR ONE DOLLAR
A TREATISE ON MIL CHI COWS, whereby
n the Quality and Quantity of Milk which any Cow win
give be accurately determined by observing Natural
Marks External Indications aCne the length of time
she will continue to give Milk &c. &c by NJ FRANCIS
GUENON of Libourne, France, translated for the Far
mers' Library from the French. by P. TRIsT Esq /,
late U ;. Consul at Havana, with introductory Remarks
and Observations the COW and the DAIRY, by JOHN
S. SKINNER Editor OF the Farmers Library illustrated
with numerous Engrayings.
Price for single copies neatly done up paper covers
cents Full bonnd in cloth and eitered e24 cents The
usual discount TO booksellers Agents. Country Merchants
and Peddlers.
Farmers throughout the United States may the
work through the Mails The postage each copy viii
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send copies OF the work done paper covers
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Country Merchants visiting any of the Cities procure
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Address, GREELEY & MCELRATH, Publishers
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FARMS FOR SALE,

s THREE very beautiful Farms, containing loo
sn9 acres, situated the banks of the river Poto-
~3lmac, adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence OF
General Washington, in Fairfax Co, Virginia. These
Farm susceptible of the most productive cultivation by
ofwhich has furnished abundant supply
the spot They are portion Of the celebrated Gunson
Estate and will be sold for s 1850 per
One Farm containing 156 of land of the first quail
Barns, Sheds, &c abundance of choice fruit, and
healthy spot any in America This farm, stock, and
farming utensils for $4,000.
Farm containing l5A acres of very excellent land, very
syoraby located in Harmony, Chautauque Co., n. Y.
THERE'S good dwelling House, Barn. &c. This is pleas
heahin location, and property with which the pur-
chaser cannot fail be pleased One Thousand nnds of
sugar made annually this place. Ii is red with
all the farming, dairyng, and sugar-makin 'enss for
sl500-two thrds OF which may rema Il interest any
length of time.
Ii any body wants purchase srm large small,
good Indifferent, dear cheap far off, for cash
it, they be accommodated by nquIring of JOHN
MILTON EARLE Worcester at the Real Estate Mark
~, 81 Wall Street. New York of
Aug 25. If ARNOLD BUFFUM d co.
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Real Estate Market 81 Wall-st., NY

~ A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de-
@A N scribed Register,w especially invite the
A4aention of those who wish to buy Farms which are
very good and at the time very cheap to The follow
ing:
!sContains 225 nf Land of the first quality, in
high state of cultivation, fruit of the best kinds with two
living streams running through it good dwelling House,
three Barns &C., handsomely situated in Morrisvie
the county of Madison County N ", 20 miles from
Utica Price $685..
2d-SO0 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
We the residence Of President Washington
Gt50
+ beautiful Firm ofll5l otel Gllen Land with
cl nit, good Buildings an very 1 trably located in
flA. m,ly, Chautau4Re Co., N. " Will lie sold With farm
ing, and sugar making and darying utensils for $780,
II For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE Worcester or OF the subscribers in New York
Aug. IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.