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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF GEN
TAVIOP

THUS book contains a likeness of Gen .r,,,o,
nap OF the Battles of Palo Alto and Resacs N. "a
,1 WIN Map of Central Mexico. show in. the con,
Nmpla'el route of the army-Price only 25 cents
topper new novel the Red Skins or Indian Iniun
NihnKSs Of Woman - ''9""
Random Rccocciions OF an Old Doctor
~, oi arpers Illustrated Edition Of Martin the Fouud
hhg' sues new novel. Received al EIyIsr
aug ~ N, NJ. .. ,
EsOR SALE.-rhe Frame House eppos,e ,h. .r,n,.,
~, once and adjoining Mr.. Moore new building Az.
~ aug II WIN. HALL.
{ 'AsH paid for Ginseng, by PRYOR & PAUL.
- ""s-t l6f Market Street Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

pRNTsGOO pieces Prints of superior quality for sale
- at very low prices by
augeo VS. wICKHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

w ANTED.-Timo,hy and Clover Seeds Hops, Reg
w Butter, Bacon Sides, Dried Apples and Peaches
and White Beans. II NJ JAMESON. Produce Dealer
N. B.-PTime Timothy Seed for sale. aug 20
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MILLING PAPER

n & r HORNBROOK would call the attention Of pur.
chaser TO their heavy siook ana fine assortment
Paper OF every description, consisting in part Plain
Bme White Flat, Ruled. and assorted coOrs Cap, Gilt
edged, Plain, Ruled Blue. White Pink. Yellow assorted
eoors Embossed French and Green Letter, Double Fo
Ito, Packet and Commercial Post, &C. all OF (which will
lc sold on the most advania Cat and
inc iefore purchasing elsewhere at the Variety store
Monroe street Wheeling. aug II
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PAY YOUR TAXFS

GgPERM OILS casks summer and winter sirainc,
- f0r sale by aug - PRYOR a FAULI.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APOTEECA.

ASHLAND sQuAnE.
~ EBiCfNEs can b. had a. this establishment Al any
Ava hohf ofthe night Physicians Prescriptions pat
WIN srcrastY and SEAfNEsf. Spires nfthc icv quality
ior family use. "a. BRENTLGNGER.
Proprietor and Attendant
a. Persons taiar sner She shop cloud VIII ple tse
uae she Smoker ON she door. UiJ
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' Observation-Disclosures.

4 or 800 remind the lovers ola rich, dolici.us Cur
Co V.ee, lhat continue to sell Felix's Extract OF
, ~ saves al least ono half the expense clears IA,
49, pelivetiy and Is rich and wholesome. will fur
e article to retailers at manuacturers prices viii
VIC auaiioh OF carriage, al No. l7s Market Square
U"s - ID. MGINNiS, Agent for Va
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WIWAL ANCniTECTTRl..

EOWNfNGs COTTAGE REsTbENCEs ---C Cottage
Residence Or series Of designs Tor rural Couase spd
Couoge villas. snd their GsrGcns and grounds lrutira
ted hv numerous eu-rtvirrs hy 4. =. DOW MING.
now NiNGS LANnHCArE GARDENING. ANp
end practice of Landscape Gsrdenine adapted ~ Sorth
Anefics. with remarks ON Rural Architecture by =
NNtNG. JulY go.
For ssiea H&sWELL's BOOKSTORE, Uulon Il
NEW BOOKS
Cromu,irs Lsiiers and SPEECHES Jv CnrlplS.
fueersor. Hsiofv of he Lsfe War roo-s srai POO p,
81 EnroFe. ht f.pnaielnw CEdyics CrFral and usrri
isHesns Esssfs. lntfUducfion to American LrcIr.ure
CsuptcFs lhi'usyly ~ HHetofic. Erhoss 81 Na'urc
Burke Doc suliimo aud Hreuufii; sneicy's FOOTE'S
works or sale al itAsW Ellis BOOksfOHE. Union 81
miy 1l.
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FOR TIE IAn1rs
COME ONE, Cnur -,
NEW GOODs

49, s' ~ ahey prints. One do Extra Rich Prints
Ju, ~ Deaehed Drilling; large lot of g nrhams
:" al" i9f sac al Eastern prices nv
An, o, a. IALLANT & DELAPLAIN
N"s - wholesale Merchants Nonroc st,es.
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r sc Dye cssks powdered reonc received and r.
~ fsU ty sulJ FBNOk s. rAtLb
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

90 The Original and only genuine article - only =
pared by DR.. Swayne, north wcS; corner Sth and H
streets Philadelphia. TOuoH NONE! except that bear
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and we intend offering greater inducements to persons
wishing anything in the Dry Goods line than we have
ever done tefoTe.
Ladies Dress Goods Of every description.
Gents Wear of every description.
Lincn BuTaps az very reduced prices a. the Wheeling
store. JOHNSTON 4 BERRY HILL.
June ~ No lgt Main gtrcpt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-The lat

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-The late
eminent Judge, Sir Allen Park, once said a,
public meeting in London:
"We live in the midst of blessings, ill we
are utterly insensiblc Of their greatness, and
of the source from whence they flow. We
speak Of our civilization, our arts, our free
dom, our laws, and forget entirely how large
share Of all is due to Christianity. Blot
Christianity out ofihe pages of mans history
and what would his laws have been-what
his civilization Christianity Is mixed up
with our very being and our daily life there
is not familiar object around us, which does
not wear different aspect, because the ligh,
of Christian hope is on i,-not law which
does not own its truth and genileness to
Chrislianity-not custom which cannot be
traced in its holy, heallhful paris, 10 the
Gospel"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27

A Promising CLERK--A merchant in Boston
ordered a clerk, II or lsyears OF age, whom he
had Just received into his counting house, to
take off an account from the books, with all
despatch. Soon after, hearing him scratching
out something from the ledger, the merchant
inquired what he was doing TO which he replied
that he was "faking IF the account, but his
knife was SO darned duH that it would take all
the afternoon TO get 1t off"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27

0TThere is a Society, in opposition TO
the Odd Fellows, just started in FoxborO,
Mass, called the Pro Bono PublicO Fam.
liz. All, male and female, are allowed TO
Join, by paying IS cts. initiation, and 81 so
a wear. 1t already numbers 800 members,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16
ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. NJ.
Books.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED No 8 of the Aunasi. semi
i monthly Medical journal and Record OF Practical
Medicine in the City OF New Yors-conainng as follows
l. Reports Of the Sew-York Hospital.
H. Report Of the Cnique OF the College Of Physicians
aud Surgeons.
Ill Reports OF the Nez-Yo Eye nfrmary.
". Mortality in Montreal.
V Report OF tn. Y. !. Pathological Society.
VI Fatality OF Disease under Homeopathic Treatment
VII Case OF Fracture of the Clav;ce occurring in very
young child, treated by new and simple apparatus
BIZ J. Me;calf. NJ. D.
VIII photographed Notice
IN Ediorial-Epdemic on Long Island, ~ T.
y. New.York Dental Recorder.
III Medical Society.
Xii Anniversary Of the n Z Society for the Rrliefof
Widows and Orphans OF Medical Men.
XIII. Na.ia.
XIV. Obituary
Terrls-S2 per annum. In advance single numbers, 10
cents Address DANIEL ADEE. Publisher.
Mo ln1 Enlfnr.-t Y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16
DIARY FOR 1917.

THIS Jay published Pocket Diary FOR the year 5tT
conaiug blank memoranda for every dag IN the gear,
(lncludng Sundaysl and Almanac snd lit nf sundays
IN 1917 TINE Table; Rates OF Postage, Times OF Hold
Ing Elections: Corporation ri the City OF Newly ORR ;
Courts Of the United States State OF New York aud City
of New-York; American Ministers a. Foreign Courts
Charge iHares; Foreign Consu!s; Population OF tie
United States OF Newfork and City OF Newly ork
Presidents of the United States &C. SC Published and
for sale by BELL 4 GOULD.
% Stationers and Book sellers, l59 NA-san-st
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
NOR EARPER,S RLRIE AND 81 AkSPEARE An.

L dubon's Birds of America. &c. &C.
e ". would gratefully acknowledge his obligations 10
the eO00 subscribers Harpers Bb for their patronage
aud the satisfaction they have invariably expressed he
would lhose subscribers who have yet delayed
the bind their copies and may wish have Them one
by Christmas New Years that they Immediately forward
them 20 his establishment, where they mag depend upon
having them substantially and elegantly bound
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing their Bibles any other
be called for VIII be promptly attended -. II 4
is the proprietor through the PostOfce or City
Express EDWARD WALKER.
m Ny DlaL Dfvr4.. fNYtap.
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PUBLIC SALE.
BY order OF Assignee.
NJ THOMAS & son. AuctiOneers
VALUABLE PRINT WORKS


MILL BE- SOLD at public sale ut the Philadelphia FIX.
w change, Tuesday. the l7th November next, at
O'Clock In the Evening al the Machinery and Fixtures OF
those extensive Works known the South Trenton
PRINT WORKS,
NcwJersey-con OF three Printing Machines with
all the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sets of Mandrlstwo Cal
enders-lwo Screw Presses and Graring-a Steam Engine
4 four Boiers-FiSiures for Bleaching and Dying
Tools and Fixtures for the Color ShOp-Backsmith ;
Shop-Blockiug r5om-Cerpenters Shop-Machine Shop;
Padding and SINCE House &c. &c.
The Works and Machinery and all In order and may he
put In operation without delay.
They embrace al! The conyenences for Bleaching Dying.
Printing and Caendering Tire. Thousand pieces OF Goods
per week; and the location il believed be Of the
best in the Union enjoying the fac lines Of easy daily
access by the Delaware RIVER, the Delaware and Baran
Canal the Camden and Jersey City Railroad through.
Out te year, with Newly or rnG Philadelphia. Coal Of
the best quality and q: very low rates, delivered the
wharf, the RIVER Delaware opposite the Factory aud
an abundant supply Of Waller power furnished on mode
rnts terms
The Print Works are now open for Inspection.
ded
IL Should several persons be- disposed To unite and
purchase these Print Works, they may trihng
pense have The advantage of very favorable Act OF In
corporation granted some years by the Legislature
VI Newt erssy-a copy Of which Will be shown appl!
cation to The undersigned.
By order Of ISAAC COLLINS,
Assignee of Z. b CHASER co.
No. III North SecOnd-sL Philadelphia.
NJ THOMAS & SON, Aucrrs, g3 Wannt.st
Tenth month, (OcObeTi H. 1916. nj 2SDgItH-
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

HUNTINGTON Y SAVAGE, Publishers and Bookse
lers. 2l6 Peerst NewYork have recently issued new
and very much improved editions OF the WORKS on Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, " Mrs. a. W. l. Phelps to
which tsy respectfully solicit the attention OF School
Teachers. Committees and others Interested in education
Copies Will be furnished for examination. application
III. publishers For sale bv booksellers generally. y22
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NOVEMBER. .. BY THOMAS HOOD
No sumo moon
No morn--no noon
No dnwu-no dusk--no proper time OF day
No sky-no earthly view
No distance looking blue
No road--no street.-the 'tother side the way
No end to any row
No Indication where the crescents &C
No tops TO any steeple-
No recognition Of familiar people
No courteses for showing EN-
No knowing EN-
No travellers at all--no ocomoton-
No inkng OF the way--no motion
mo GO by land or ocean
No mail--no post
No news from any foreign cosst-
No park--no ring--no afternoon gentiliy-
No company-no mobility
No warmth-no cheerfuness-no healthiul ease
No comfortable feel in any member
No shade-no shinc--np butter'ies-no bees
No fruits.-no fowers-.no icaves-no birds
November
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ia Ind Be u fart<r enacted,
Ard a. advertisements made under the orders o. The Poet
rnsstereneral IN newspaper nswspsperF Of letters
for IN any Post Oe shall be inserted IN the paper
or papers Of Inc oFn place where LIE once advertising
may be siraeted, Acvrrg ne yEer. c,re4L-ioE
Err Pot Offer Ice, pcst.d MHreA }, le7N
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.

ALL HAIL PENNSYLVANIA
ALL hall TO PENNSYLVANIA upon her noble brow
the radiance of better day is brightly falling now
Al conscious Of her strength she stands as from hef
,bop,dsr, fan lrnn;s .hrsn
The heavy chains whoae cruel weight proclaim INC
For weary day. and weary years through suninoe anu
through storm.
To bear aoft desperate she bent her gam 'of
From love not fear stopped 70 shame SAL hones' a.
,be co,. dream more
Int the tvrsn .rao,e her on the fsee-she woke, to
AabaiI 70 Pennsylvania her sires were men Of might
The freess Of the free whose sous forth from En-.
ropes night;
Within tie city of her pride that noble creedhsd birth
Which yet shall every fetr break upon the bondaged
earth:
Freedom Of body and Of mind Freedom 70 work tor hir
AZ Freedom too to bruce the heel would tFeao you
- ~. ,o;,. irightful part
Freedom TO reap where you bsve so"n 70 ENJOY your
OF what -FOUR foreheads hath won and the blood
drops Of your heart
All hail to pennsylvanis night worthy OF her sires
Che hath gathered az one man again around her ancen;
sres [sword
Her step is on her native psn- her hand her olden
Her bst:lecry gos Up more for Freedom and toe
Lord (era line
Once more she wheels with steady front into the North
Free Labors rights-no Slave States her sign
and coupters:yn friends, her foes
Deceived, betrayed sold by her friends-no not her
Hencefortb her path is straight and plain and where
leeds abe knows
An hail to Penns; =snis her sons Of toll,
With their own hands they wiring their bresd from out
the stubborn soil
/, was day Of wind and rain the elements were iortn
The children e. they joyed to see the triumph oil the
North. ms cav
Tho farmer Isf his grain unthreshed the miner LETT
Though black with copdu'' and with sweat ne ei' ne
was slave. ms haho'
The forgcmar 5ayed ponderous .ledge. the artisan
To snswer to tae rocal Of Freedom gathering band
All hail to Pennsylvania il she be slow to wrath,
nh noble falling which the weak soul never hath
Blu. more the les her Weakened ire and not ess they
.bs,l rue true.
Whom she hath once confded in but proved no longer
Az noble az her patience is such is her vengeance when
Those .he hath loved and trusted revealed false
b.,r,.d man idle breath,
Even then she pves not loose TO threats which are but
Blu, bides her time in peace-,hen speaks words which
are life or death
An hsil TO Pennsylvania erect and firm she stands
With those that to living by the soins OF their
hands. she kneel,
She hurls her spoilers suntngs back no longer will
March at their bidding pause with them, and Mt their
pleasure wheel ,dll the soil,
For God and Freedom now she stands, for those who
Their claims against the Claims of those who live by
others toll. their plan,
For fair just wages which they hate because shame'
For honor honesty aud truth for Labor and for Man
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TILE Observation-Disclosures

A Nd JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AND RURAL
n TASTF-The November Number i- published.
This Is No OF his vnuabe work Horticulture edited
by j. Downing. well known The guth0s OF Landscape
Gardening Fruit and Fruit Trees &C &c Subscription
price 81 per annam. MARK II. NEWMAN = co.
J4.l pr,a
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= DIR. kELLINGER,s LINIMENT.-Th

X LII t.
ny wonderful -uOrOcalon Is astonishing all who
Il II has been IN nearly iorly years. and In the
result Of the knowledge aGd practice VI the best medical
men 10 this country and in Europe IL Is used by every
stage proprietor in this city, and used altogether by the
Harlem Railroad Company. All old yield i'm
nediately ana are .oGndly cured IN few days IL
II very shOrt time all Rheumatic and ScrotuOus Afec
lions Any old vii b. cured upon horse Ia few
days and york the animal every day To be had the
Prlnc!pa depot John-st and Of The drug generally
also the Harlem Railroad Office PARK City Hall Price
- cents per botePut up in large bottles and
cheapest n market
Mr. Frederick Frckeager, Cbrystie aud Hester
cured o; sat rheg, which covered the whole body from
head foot, 10 without the .ighte,t 40
pr0seh Of return, with bottles Nr. Arnold Mason
contractor O the Croton High Brdg after being cted
fer nearly % year. with rheumatic pains was enl!rey
cured by the OF four bottles be all times at
Tie Bridge Dir VI says, that groe after groce has been
used among their men, for various purposes, without
failure
The Hon Moses Il. GriHuel, Of 40. 6 college-pIace
RAJ remedy he ever saw
To DC had corner B0v,-ry and Brooe-st; a. J. Clinc,
Bans Head and tie principal depot Per,ons can get
boii-s or s. and a. Euch greater deduction Tor aa
grOcr, TrDce- MS 9i-o.{s
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ijnbIie Gonpepaness, &e.

~ HOUR CHANGED Tor 1IS,5T-1s-
ESeessesS1c. Peoples Line CT Steapers.-On ard 40!
'irn,1V. Ny th.a. steamers KSiSS'
ERSoCKER, ISAAC NEWTON snd CoLCNBia -,
leave The foot OF Cosilsndisi, daily P " .asiss5 :;
SIX a. heretofore rTSsSVt
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

, Adaiiis, \ n
. Abrams. Samuel
| Ackiey, John !
Adamsop, Din Car.
los +. |
Adams. Oils c !
Aokerlv. Oscar |
Adams, + c |
Adams, Augustus
! Abbott, Samuel
Ainsworti, Joshua
! Allen, David l. /
| Allairre. 4 NJ !
Alden, G (
| Al zen, q NJ = I
I Allen, Geo
| Allen. Cap, David
Ares. Nathan
| Aidndse. Chas j.
Armstrong. Robert.
I Ashton. q II
I Atkinson, Jchn
I Armslr uc, Nm
! Anthony. John
/ Alchensou, VIM A
Appleton, /
/ Austin, JAS Z
! Anderson, Jacob
! Austin, Archibald
| Austin, lvrr- J
Atkinson, WI il
! Avery, Aipeii ~
| Anderson, ChSs [
! Angel, Isaac
I Aytes, : Il
/ Ayrcs Edward
I Arnold. Joseph
Bragg, Henry
! Slscktord, T4ionias
Bradley, Aaron
! Bradshaw. Nm
| Blackwell. John 2
| Bradford, J l.
| Baldwin, Stephen
Baker. stephen X
| Derrick
| Baker. Jas VI
I SlxSeslee, + Jr
! SlaAr. SSruuri
Blanchard. Srsdri
| Slsir. Wr
Baker. 4 J
Bailey, Heys 4
Barr. Wm
Barry. John
Barker, James
Barrett, Nm
Barker i Brothers
SArreiie. Ardw L
Ssrnes y Sr!slly
Barrett. John =
SStkev, VIZ ?
SAros & Baird
Bsrruwcloagh, Jas
Barnes. Horace NJ
SsrrsS, LSnc.e
Sarei,, John D
| Rsscon, Harvey
! Bal: ", John
I Sslchslier. WIN
Ra.oheien.John ?
Bsyre. Samuel lr
/ Srrese, john P
! Seebc. Vim
! Sarhs, Robert I
! Bedford, VIM
( B-hec. Geo X
| BecSwih. 4 W
Hrckuiaa. Joseph
Bennett. Nm
Brewster. Benz
5ertsr. Geo L )
Sergin, James
BENTON, Daniel w
Bennett, Joseph
Beet, JeneS !
Benedict. J
! secjarh>, JOHN :
sr.cswi<e- Geo Hs
sltinge, Dr. J
Srggs, RSlyh
Sntin. john
Bright. NE.
Riggs, RI
Bingham, Jossph
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The Newspapers Of all The
n Cites and principal the Country daily
ceiyed al the office OF v 3. PALMER the Agent in the
Tribune Buildings where the pap=rs be hlr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The; The.If can,

Ex,s.stl.aa.-iS boa, HUDSON Capt VIM H. Mcleu, tay.
ing been overhAued is now In first rate
der viii in future her old Hudson direct
without stopping at the Intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot OF Cedar.st. New. ork o'clock every
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Hudson
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings O'Clock
or on the arrival OF the Cars from the East.
For passage apply on board. Tickets through Pills
field g 81; West Stockbrdge 81 u.s. and Chatham 81 So
PS-Th- Boat has large number of State Rooms. a.
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- THE suBSG RIBER, who Sas award. a
"a god medal for The best toned ckurcd and otsey
IA BeLs. exhibited the Fair Of ts American fu.ti-
Goa tHie II October, 1875 ard hes received the
sgass' premiums ior several years past for the best Be
and Town C.ocAs, - wen a. he Fars Of the New-Yofk
STATE Agricultural society The American Institute Is
no prepared 70 furnish a. MS foundry bells Of any
weight refuiFedwarrantec 70 break or crack and
one 10 p-e and give sa-isact.on. He To then,
rs L'PfSref Cat Iron Ysee with movable godgeoas BIZ
"hieh lie t-l can be adjusted hang and 1ng pro-
perry -
S:eaHoos: aad Factory Bells constantly or hand
Topper and Brass Castings made 10 order.
81 Insnrt.ct1res and see cUcsanty Oh hand Thee
dohirs Transit lnstruments Levels es: So-yeyors Com
pA-ses S1rVeyors Improved Compes.es for akirg bor
lra1 and vertical angles, without the reedIea
Casa psit for Cd copper and brzs-.
ANDREW aEEEELY
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So VtI.TNBIE FARM or Country Seat for Sale
A&$ -.

4 Farm OF about lS9 acres lately owned by Garret
- Brnkerhoh deceased. situated on the bank of TIE
Hudson River, opposite Nevhurch, about two miles North
OF F!shk Landing. and adjoining the land OF Cuban &
NerplHucs and others.
This Farm all excellent land. aud AL in high state OF
cultivation, except about - acres covered with wood Of
which about w thirds IS valuable red cedar II Is one OF
the best Farms in Duohess County, well watered, well
fenced, aud the location Is not surpassed by any on me
River, cUIlrsndnga view Of NcwbuTgh and nearly the
failing stream OF water which runs nearly the whole length
ofthe Farm and empIies into the river the Southwest
ery corner thereof upon which stream dam has been re-
Gently erected
There are three dwelling House, the pacc-one, the
Mansion House, IL double frame house, substantially
built, about IS by - feet with kitchen attached ANA Is IN
good order 1t is handsomely situated eminence,
and commands hne view OF Ncwbargh Bay, extending
far beyond Hamburger on the North. One other of The
dwellings il good Farm House and the other is small
Tenant House; besides these buildings, there Is good
Barn sheds Carriage House &c. upon the place Also a
large orchard most OF which grated fruit aud Other fruit
also, well OF good and large cisteru Part
OF Nh. purchase money cnn remain unpaid secured by
gage the premises If desired by tho purchaser
and possession can be given In month from time OF sale
ii required
limo, sold before The sixth day of January next, these
premises viii be- offered A. auction that day Mt ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, at The Mansion House on the
premises For farther particulars inquire ot STEPHEN
BRiNkERhOFF. Poughkeepsie, or to WIN. C. HAS
Newburgh o50 3taw,6,hlsn
50 TO LET OR FOR SALE. and possession given
- immediately, the Farm and premises lately occupied
John Cray Esd on Staten Island about two miles
Vast Of Por Richmond ard nearly opposite Elizabeth.
land and salt meadow There is new large and commo
dious mansion House and good barn. aud and
CHARLES KOHLER, near The premises, to
olOf GEO. BOWMAN. No. Hnnnver.st. n York.
mAFARM FOR SALE in ,he town OF Harrison
Wcstchester county, tn, direct road from Rye to
White Plans-It miles from Rye, 4 from White
Plains. = from steamboat landing. aud y from Msmhr
Understanding sbout 50 buildings and fences
IN good order Situation very ns and land IN egh state
GBnd-st or JOHN PALMER. on the premises. OF II
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AINDEPENDENT OPP1siTION.-

Through without landing-NewYork and
Albany Line at ) ?. M.-The steamer
BELLE. Captain Samuel Schuyler, Will leave New-YorS
for Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Friday. landing
NJ Hammondst from the foot of Robinson.st The Belle
lifted up with splendid and for speed
and safety surpassed by any boa, the Hudson
river Passengers taking the Belle will arrive IN Albany Ia
ample time for the morning East West and packet
boats North For frelgh or passage inquire board.