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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-13

a NJ PEHSOS who may b. suffering with
IA Iaolhache, however violent or how yer long
st"hding i is, will cer,any have II cured in one mi
niue, ny WHEELER's TEABERRY TO0ru WASH, and
III ne same iime the protection afforded the Tooth
wiz stop All decay and keep il ina perfect STATE Of
health. II is also an en'eciu i remedy Tor Soreness
OF me "umS 1t IS also cure for SUttuCss Of the gums
anu ehlrly stops bleeding of he gums; aud the use
OF II has never been known To fail in Keeping the
terlh gums and mouth pleasant and in the best state
of health.
"Wheeers Teaberry Tooth Wash" having re
moved Scnrr and cured Soreness Of my Gums, which
mad troubled me for two years. it IS my belief that il
IS Mighty useful article, and that il is advisable for
tlose who suffer with the teeth and gums 10 make
use of it, MARY SrtIIv.v
no Depot No. 1911 BALTIMORE STREET, above
South, iuhos
EHRaTT STREET. SCHOOL BooYS-
IL STATIuNERY, AND BLANK OK DEPOT
40 l5l Adjoining the Railroad Depot. We would
ihV,te the attention of County Merchants Teachers
and Others, who are in want of SCHOOL, BOOKS
STATIONERY x BLANK BOOKS toour Iarre and
complete assortment all of which we pro mise IN s,II
rea ~ at the lowest possible prices.
We have still large stock of MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS winch we are selling at COST, with view
of disseminating that branch of the business in order
TO devote our tchoie attention to School Books STA
tionrIy and Blank Books.
we manufacture all our own BLANK BOOKS |
ana can saieiy assert they not surpassed by any
in this country for neatness and durability
90 RAGS taken in exchange for Books, &c.
PARSONS * kURTZ,
Cheap Book store l51 Pratt-st.,
ap'O next TO the Railroad nrnnt.
Y ply to the Boatd OF Health fer permission TO
erect Slaughter House the East side of Penn
sylvania Avenue, between Wilson md Freshman sis
ap7-3Aw2w JOHN w, PENTZ,
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miscellaneous.
FRESH FRUITS. &C

nES II VI >. &J
MALAGA GRAPES, Malaga Raisns in whole. bar and
tqr boxes, Zsnie Curfanis, Sui;ana Rasin- Madeira
citrOn. Italian Cition, Candied Orange End Lemon
Peel, Lemons, Oranges. Pomegrsnsies, Shaddocks.
Bordeaux Prunes in fancy boxes, Smyrna and NAL
sga Figs Egyptian Dates Arabian Dates. Bitter
Almonds y ordan Sheed Almonds Sicily Sheled
Almonds, Almonds Paper Shell. sc. Fbert-,
Brasil Nuts, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuts. Couoa
Mats Pea Nuts C~abfa, Sicily and refined
Lcorice, Rock Candy, Sperm Candies. all
No l5s colors and different prices, Sperm OIL, win
Ter and fail strained, Sweet Oil In bottles
and BEETLES, Sarcines in OIL Anchovies
Olives, Capers, Mushroom and Tomato
ketchup, Picked Onions Wsnuis
Oherkns &c- Worcestershire Sauce,
together with general assortment Of
English Sauces
superior Green and Black Teas. full assortment and
White Brown Sugars all the different kinds all
prices Coffee, assortment, also roasted and ground
daily, Chocolate prepared COcoa and Paste, Cocoa
Shells, Spices. whole and ground, warranted pure.
Bakers Brown. Pine Apple Raspberry, Lemon Gin
ger Urgeai and other SyuIps. Cherry and Rasp-
berry Brandy, rich and delicious cordial, Cor
dlaisi foreign and domestic IN bottles and on drsil,
Old Irish. Scotch and MOnongehela Whisky, 81
p-ror old Wines and Liquors. assortment,
Scotch. English acd American Al. and Porter
and bottles Using lass Tapiocs, Arrow Root,
Chsthan--i- Sago Starch Rice, Barley. HOminy Oai-
meal, CASTLE. Yellow and Shaving Soap,
indigo white comb Honey MoIssses
ard Syrup, Brandy Peaches and Cher
ries. Rock Candy. Juuhe Paste Sale
rslus. Jeies, East aud West latia
Preserves, SsPssgo, English and
American Cheese. &C.
Congress and Pavilion Saratoga Wafer in G. and pL
bottles, Havana and Principe Sega!s various brands and
very hne Hetsck- Champagne and other svorte brands.
always hand The above goods for sale IN original
packages or by retail 20 families by
GASSNER ( YOUNG, No lS2 Chalhsnl-s.
d5u opposite the Chatham Theatre
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NJ arm E JOURN AL,
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.


Ships Margaret Evans Tinker London, Griswod );
Grenada Spcounr, Liverpool. G Wheelrisht Kappa
hammock Drumfnond Sprague, Robinson Co; South,
port Griffith Charleston, Geo Buckley.
Banks Camilla, Curtis Marscilles, Harbeck & Co; Eu.
sen,a Bsooe Liverpool isrgous, Brothers 4 Co Nag
ram Cross, Msrseilles J B eager.
Briggs Judscn Russell Demarara; + l. Walton, Rowe,
Brazos Santiago Morea Eldridec Mobile, d hurbut
* Go; Grioe, Rarstow, Rio Grande, 5 Barstow & Co
James Boormsp, Westervelt Antwerp Boorman Johnson
& Co.
Schrs A Cooley, Parker, Brazos Santiago; Gen pa
Wis, Murk, Wilmington; Boston, Nash, Key West f D
Hurlbut & Co. Alaric, Purnell, Wilmington, Nile
Cook Baze B2n, u Labouisse Florida. Corson, VII.
ruington Same Jane Desno Cape Florida; Excel, lo,
weN Boston Zane. Kelly. Boston Star, Smalley, Bos-
tom Southerarr Baker, Baltimore Native American,
Goodwin, Tampico, w Lewis; Ftz WILLIAMS. Pcnew.
Philadelphia Croton Lake. Boston Grecnway. Cook,
Richmond Delaware, Aslbrook. Salem Ellen Rogers.
Swansboro A Appleton Hamilton. Boston; Isabella,
Sherwood. Boston
sloops Reuxi, purkns Providence; Vigilant Heath
Newport
Barge Comst Cox phila3.lnbia
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sEcoNp BOARD.
Correspondence Of The Tribunr.

OsWEGo, Dec. + THIu.
The vessels detained by The late break in the
Welland Canal have been released and fleet of over
50 sail with 100000 bushels Wheat, considerable guam
tty of Flour Corn Pork &c entering our iIar
Dor This produce would have mostly reached your
market before the close OF vgson but for lis deten
ton in the Weliand Canal y
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune
AMBITIONS HOUR.
BY ELIZABETH J. EAEEs.


"a dream was ny soul
Axsrr1oS ruled tee hour: gorgeous s'orT
OF olden.Tinle en,ranced my eager eye
And a, the spell grew strong proud shspe' oil Glory
As in magic glass. went coating by
From throne and shrine and cell a countess uif''s'
With lsurelsd brows they came the Lcros OF Lore ara
Song
They came. and passed Then other thoughts, and
prouder.
Thronged TO my mind in that strange dreaming honr
Fsrne's haunting whispers IN my ear grew louder.
While from her high and naughty hill Of power
The soul sent forth her vast msgnings, wings
And scared through realu1s afsr Fsncy's glowing
Hopes, vague ye. kindanz woke-and hues Eiy4isn
Clothed the high dreams that filed my busy BRAN
And beautifully clear, one glorious vision
shoue OFT before rne-whils a lofty strain
OF pealipy music told Of bright renown,
And .omy eager hand stretched forth grasp crown
A starry erown--no, with rare jewels cleaning.
For princely heads 10 throne and empire born;
Butjor brow OF calm and classic seeming
Whereon the beauty OF the Mind was worn
Where lofty thought sat radautiy serene
Oh weR the Laurel wreath would fit tina. brow wesn'
crown ofFsme-sparkIing with future glory
Knowst ato4 for rdou, that crown would have won
Whose name within the magic book OF story
would have siirnedi O. chosen friend thine own !
Alb well thou know's, were but the power mine
Fame Glory-ou that Man desires were thine
Jtlv LAG
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MORE CONVINCING PROOF

& 20 'i - @ -:fasins i-Aena
fever end sSsats sraeison and lo.. OF appetite D.
Camp caused re 20 IL yo1r Baissr q Liyerort ne
admitted &c kr-~ OF no medicine Thai eclaed H. AID he
said very doubtful neither would ever entirely re-
cover Having taker L scd experienced good edects
an Toy Convinced mat indebted for my recovery
is Use vas AFFLICTED about eleven months and had TIED
many recec;es h1t BE- compared 20 DR.. TAY
LOIS Ba-saa o. Lv-r~oTt from - Eeeknarst WHARF
oo!s-net Il DAVID EOCSEMAN. CrsnSerry-st- Brook
iyu-Ass By ths original proprietor, formerly So Bow
sry, ncE y Beekmsn dig 3F
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
.urEs1lsEp y 1ag raLsrsE 81 saEeLAL AIrolsTN.s.

SIS Ard Be Il fayti<r eaae,ed,
Ard al advertisement, made under the orders Of The Post
rnzster-;ensrs IN newspaper DesEps7ers Of letters
for in ery Pos Oce sts be inserted Il tie paper
or psoer. Of ID. Ion or place he oea advertising
NAV f- ss,uaied, hn=tr .k< l1Tgett elrcalId:uoE
ESt5s Psst orc, Lar, pa''ed fIres J. !sia-
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THy DusL-We minated Monday that a a
duel had been Tough. in Ibis city within short space OF
time past and gave such of the circumstances as we
could CLEAN from the hints thrown out we no" nave
II from os reliable source the surgeon VINO vas
called upon 70 dress the wound OF one OF the phr'es
that duel did actually and the facts are nearly
a, we stated before Il was between t"o Engshrnen
and for the settlement Of an old quarrel The time
place and weapons agreed upon and no friends or
seconds were to be present.
The meeting took place in the outskirts OF the city
near Prospect Hill Sunday before last The weapons
pIsols PAGES. Tine parties resored to the method
prescribed by the code OF honor and measured the ds
lance back 10 back each wheel and fire as soon pos
sble after reaching the proper distance One OF the par
es fred before the ote. and his ball took effect upon
bis antagonist passing through thick fur band on his
cap entering his forehead and passing down on me
cheek where it lodged The wounded man fell and ms
antagonist lett, supposing no doubt that he had Killed
him.
Alter remaining lnscnsltHe for some tirne-ho" long
he cannot sayhe fallen party returned to conscious
ness and although bleeding profusely and suffering
much pain be bundhgod his head with handkerchief.
and made the best OF his way for surgical aid and sd
vice he is nearly recovered OF his wounds, and sii
remains In the city If such do not understand thai
we have laws against dueDg their provisions should
be practically illustrated 10 them by the District Attor
new Buffalo Express, Dec. 9.
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SAuTH,s HoMGOpATHIC PHARMAcY-.ag

SMITH'S HOMEOPATHIC PEARMACY-22
~ Broadway coruer o. Eroone-stJ. 7. 5. SMITH hav.
ing ssTed from The s,e sre much OF ia STOCK cf E0opA-
tatS medicine IN rHinIre state . ersbied 10 supply
orders scd furnish cases, &c. &C. - heretoto-e-
He ms removed the abo-e nunDsr wksfs may be
found family and other csaes aaca tucre erairs pas-
tsr and KslsTaassorasas ofmsteIsss u the best qaa
w, "a
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.

NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.
A REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
and alters the appearance OF the from thai
which Is much tslked Il Is pleasing have efficient
these defects. To effect .h change Of
hair much wished Tor, is the grand and never filling
property Of Jules Hauels Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye
which tie proprietor with justice safe Is far beyond
anything OF the kind yel known 10 this any other
country. It's properties very powerful, though very
innocent This chemical resu!: ! wonder, i enables
persons dye simultaneously lr hair wilhou. ne ea,
Inconvenience. For changing red gray hAr assers
eyebrows, &c 70 brown. b.scs chesru. color The
Za-st evil consequence need rot be feared from IL
fs altogether harmless THIS composition i in- oly
sanctioned by The science OF chemistry dye. =
I1tsbls manner The various gracaon. OF cu!ors without
Danger Inconvenience. ard has jl.tset re liberal
src unlimited confidence OF the public. II bsr1
required for box marked y. brown box marked
q. For sale wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL, Perfamer end Chemist,
No 70 s TairG-st- below Chss1Gt, P5iiad.
Beware Of Countert-i;s Ask for Jules HanrPs Vege
table Liquid Hair Dye 4! you the genuine article
A Premium awarded IL he Franklin Institute.
And M Agents, WYATT & krTcHAa, 1871 Ful.oE-z-.
V. CIlrehr gh 25 and 2a 5rost~ay = A irt4glt Lafz
cite BazaaT cor Broad way and Liberty J. g. Jscqu1moc
as Broadway; E4yilsrG Reese & CO. Ha!Gsnele snG
81 al the respectable DrIzgsts n the L. ;. Mo i'm
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CURES WARRANTED, IN many cases, for 81
- Persons afflicted .i.h Salt Rheur, Eryspelas in
varcus forms Ulcers arising from Scroiua .wergs or
other causes Fever Sores, Cancerods A5e iona 1c he
can have Permanent guaranteed BE- applying No.
HsIlil.0c, CslnerEe- New YORK Lsties and
children attended by lady who has been oT many years
einenty successful il prescribing FOR these distressing
Gun plaris y BY Lie agency OF safe and harmless
medicines she also administers speedy and positive relief
20 mothers afflicted with diseases Of The breast white or
rlik leg, &c Respectable references given
For sale thai cheap safe ceserv-dIy popular and ITALY
valuable Family Medicine well Known Dngleys cel--
brz,ed UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, for The speedy and
eect1s. czrs Of Buns and Sca4.s, tShen slight seldom
more han oce Application required 10 effect clrei
Cur. and o.n-r Wounds Riagworr. Barter Ich sca.1
head Sores or Er1rons The face, heed
This tnesrable ucgEegf Is prepared sire; phz.Elg-
ceucal principles a-d las been constantly and sxien-
st7ely Used n This city aid other sections OF the L. Stat.
6urng he zht years WIKI IL pe-fec; slcces-
To h. lad q th- proprietor only 81 No Hamilton,
Scar cstherIa=-si Price IS, 81 " 20 csets per box
nj
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Eegal Notices.


NOTICE to Tex.payer.-Controers Office, Brook
Nlyn November l7ths lg+6.-Pursuani 10 Act OF The
Legislature entitled An ACT relative the collection Of
Taxes IN the city Of Brooklyn, and for other purposes
passed pr Sth 1881 Notice Is hereby given that the
Assessment Rolls for Taxes Os the year. have ths
day been delivered the Controller Of the city Of Brook
yn and that from all which shh be paid 10 the said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereof de-
drtion cf Three per viii be made and that from all
which shall be paid after tie expiration Of the said
rty days and within sixty days from said date deduc
uUn OF Two per cent VIII be made and that and after
the Fasr Tuesday In January next Ore per cent VII! be
added all taxes then remaining unpaid and thai on the
Third Tuesday OF January next, The said Controller will
dey-' Collectors OF the city OF Brooklyn the
said Assessment Rolls together with the thereto
annexed directing them To proceed with regard the
paid taXes 10 TIE manner directed by law.
The Controller would pecify request those who In
Tend 10 avail themselves Of the provisions Of The Act refer
red ~ In The above notice 10 inform him thereof
practicable that their bills may be in readiness 10
prevent delay when hey may be prepared 10 pay heir
l4Tes.
Ia compliance with resolution OF the Mayor and Com
Council, NOTICE is hereby farther given thai The
Controller viii receive his office In the Civ
Buildings, FROM O'CLOCK A. N. UNTIL2 O'CLOCK
P. ". nrd a: other hours A. n. OSBORN
lar
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40 LET-one OF the Body Pews in Grace Church
Isetofee a.
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p.
Jnnia- Rnbber Goo0s.

RUBBER GOODS.-l,oOO Goodyears Patent Elias
ld00O pairs Mems and Misses and Chldren's imported
RubberA
1000 pairs Mep's Metallic Overshoes.
1000 - Lad ~ Buskius.
loo Slippers.
Loo - Sandals
Also. large assortment every description OF arent
and proof Goods Tor sale IN any quantities.
favorable terms, by the Newark India Rubber Msnuiac
sur:Hg Co. IS Maiden lane. ol9H
nAY'S OVERSUOES-Ths Wet weather should re-
- mind all who fear colds aud sickness 10 provide them
COrisni-si i. the place All qualities prices and kinds
suitable for rren women and children vefY low prices,
be found Days India Rubber establishment orr
RndsL doors below We-teru Hotel Oyershoe repaired
IN TIE hesl dl2
GOODYEAR'S OYERSUOES, 100 BROAD
N1WAY.-LsGl-s and Gertiemen'- OyershOrs, manu-
featured OF Goodyear Celebrated Patent Metallic India
Rubber, perfectly flexible IN the cofest weather For sale
by The single pair. By BROWER BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goodyears Manufactures,
ds Inn loo Broadway. opposite Trinity Church
COODYEAR'SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and gents
II overshoes manufactured from Coodyears celeb rsed
Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible IN the codes;
weather For sale by The or single pair, by
BROWER BROOKS, sole agents FOR Goodyea!'s
Manufactures, 100 Broadway. between
n7f Wal and Pine st.
CARRIAGE CL0TH-iodp piece, India Rubber Car
Mirage Cloth, plain and figured Just received AND for
sale by the manufacturer.
n2i HORACE II DAY, % Corland-,t
HORACE IL. DAYS ludis Rubber Establishment
lis removed from No - Maideu.lsne 10 No = Cortland
81 three doors below The Western Hotel. nl2H
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WINDOW SHADES, GILT CORNTCEs, sc.
iae wholesale and retail large assortment, Of tie above
goods Also Curtain Tassels, Ginps Loops Gill orne
Merchants and Upo.s,eEers buying sell again slow.
" d practical Gpholster In attendance
. 80 RroadwaI. Lafsrges Ruii,nl.
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Walker, John
lWnyh lana.

w l-Aas = 49,
lWsngh, James
| " .rr-1- 7
Washbul. SEQ. =
Warner sam 4
lWa.so1- John
: Ward. W
Ws;sCu. James c
I Watkins. J D
WEw!ck- Geo
iWai:s. Caps San
" e-c, Wn ;
I " ehber, Robert
eighlua1Jatss
Welch, Charles
Weicmeysr, Al
be-r
We,-a. GisboC-a
" sec. " Il
* -,.d. Ste7her
Weles, Amos q
: u cob, Ioaa 9
Wells. Rev T Jr
W-lnsu. Jacob
Weed Orlando
Wheeler, Vim 9
Weeks. Horse
Weaver A.
Weaver. Davd.-e
West, S-a c
" ? c., ClaFlrs
Wilson. : c
Willis. Rev Tho-
Willard A
Williams. c
Wilcox OK son
NiiiizIus,CspJoir
" Jr
Williams. II
Williams. ErastGs
wilcox, EaThs
W3lsOr X Dunn
Williams, NJ
Williams, Jacob u
Wilbur. Jefferson
WLsy. Robert
WIEsls>w0rth.RG-
Ia =
Wild. "
Wilson. Geo "
Williams. j q
Wilcox, Il
Williams. Dr. X ?
Willians.S Seymour
Wills. Dr. WIT =
Williams. Z NJ
Whiumau,Ed n'd VI
WhGemore .JohnM
Wjnnecke. 4 W
"A Nj
" hiie. J L } Z
VINCENT. John
Whilney, Ezra ;
White, Robert
! Whiting. CharIesF
Williams. l. ;
W bite, Peter i
WiE;er. Thomas
White. U-phy
White. WIN l.
" hi:psy. Joseph {
Woods. J ;
Wood. Landas
Wood, Joseph 3
Woodhouse. " ?
Wood. Jno 3
Woodward. z D
Wood. Morgan or
Da-;d
I " God. VI 81
Woods, James HI
Wolcoli, Noble II
W ooGGuL. r =
" oicctt, Oliver
I Woodbury.. Capt.
james
W God. Thos II
" ordel GsFdnerB
I W oodmsn Geo II
Wyelh. ? {
Wymbs, Pat
Yates * Co
Young. Jonathan
Young. True F
. Young, John
2 Rates. : T T
I'D IL IL
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at REGULAR MAIL LINE h.tws-.
,SsE.mssgsc Boston and Nsw-York, BY TIE f.,. -
selsndia steamers MASSACHUSETTS,
The steamer GOVERNOR, Capt Seth TA.y,r -,
MASSACHUSETTS, CapI W. Poker viii run throo -
tie II connection with he Siozr stou .s3 Pc
dence aud Boston sndierevteace Railroads lssvtns NJ
York isiiy Sundays excepted. from per No ! ~
River 81 O'Clock ?. 81. and StouEstoa 81 o'.l,sS =
NJ OF upon the sTrsvs OF tho Aail train from Boslon
These steamers unsurpassed IN spaec .plsrsor
comfort having each OF hem "a large commodities Pre-
,,se>roos and hetihs Tor so persons beside. issse -
vs.e rooms for families and parties. -
TIE steamers oeered by he expsrteresa -.
AID VII shursen The passage between Ssw.YorS And
toa trume bours, hereby arriving in ample se ~
81 the ltnsf running from New York, North St.ts a..
West ard all the lines from Boscon North srd EAs,
The GOVERNOR Will leav- Sew-Yosk Tuesday Ts,,.
Iay md Saturday.
Leave Stoninxtcr-Aopdsy, "Wednesday sna Friday
The MASSACHUSETTS Will leave New-fork- N,->
day. "Wednesday and Friday.
lesve S,oningion- Tuesday, Thursday .nI Saturday
" B.-PRssengers. on the arrival 81 ne sieanes. a,
S,oEiny tor proceed Immediately IN the splendid Rx,.
cars Providence anu Boston, without any dexf ga
Bssgsg- Master accompanies zach 10 Boston "a a.
charge % lie baggage.
FOR passage freight ncui board The boat, Al Ole,
No | North River OF No. 10 Battery place as,
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- YAIuAnLE FAKM OF coanlfy Ca Ior Sal.

~
u, Farm OF about 1919 acres, lately owned by darreE
Hudson River opposite Newburgh about iva mile. North
OF Fishk Landing, and adjoining the land Of Guian G.
NcrplRnck and others.
Tits Farm. all excellent land and All in high state OF
cultivation, except about - covered with wood, OF
which about wolhrds is valuable red cedar Iii one OF
the best Earns IN Dutchess County well water-d, well
fenced and the location - not surpassed by ans on tho
River. commanding view OF Newburgh and nearly The
whole Of New burgh Bay Upon valuable and never
falling stream ofwat.r which runs nearly the whole length
the Farm and enpas into the the Southwest
eriy thereof upon which stream tam hns been
Gently erected.
There three dwelling House, the piace-oue the
Mansion House, IL double frame house, substantially
built, about - by - feet, with kitchen attached, and II IN
good order II - handsomely situated eminence,
aud commands hne view Of N.wburgh Bay, extending
tar beyond Hamburger the North One other Of the
dwellings good Farm House. and the other - small
Tenant House. besides these buildings, there Is good
Barn, Sheds. Carriage House, SC upon the place Also
large orchard Of which IA grated fruit and other truiL
trees: also well good water and large csern. Part
of the purchase money remain unpaid secured by
mortgage the premises. IL desired by The purchaser
aud possession can be given IA month from Time Of sale
II required.
IfnOt sold before the sixth day January next. ihess
premises will be offered auction thai day
O'Clock In the forenoon the Mansion House. the
premises For farther particulars Inquire OF STEPHEN
BRlNKERlOFF. on the premises CORNELIUS r.
BRlNkERHOFF.' oughkeepsie. 10 VIM. {. HAS
BRoUCK, or DANL z. B ICE, a. their Office IN
Nrwburgh. 90 3tswiGttlan