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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.

4 MONG all the famous medicine for Consump-
N ton, none seems to be meeting with greater
success, or gaining higher reputation than that
I IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
EERRE,S SHAVING CREAM.-Th- unt-r.lxu

EERRE'S SHAVING CREAM.-Tn- unt-r,lzn-
having used F-rrrs Shaving Cream We Go not best
rs, Z. mend il 20 pubic th best Shaving Cream
either po,-d now IN Rev VIM Jarvis
Rev. A. Granger, Rev. san'l u Emery. Rev W o. how
ard Rev Joha r Crane Re7 F. J. Gocdwin, Chss God
ward, NJ D. WE &. Casey. III D., J. Barrzt- NJ D. D.
Harrison NJ D SGdletOwu. CT
manufacturers prices by j. w. Roloortor IS Nader! e
Eoasly Phslpa Co. l42 WaIer-st; + Tones Son 0
Maiden Jane x J. T. TFippe, 90 and q AalceHhne Al
retail BY Drug gists and Perfuin-rs generally
De 5ru d C. FERRE Proprietor sllddleiou-n Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
An INLAND Town in alabamn-Progre"s o.
business and Population.

Business and Population.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Fry.uLA Barbour Co. Ala Jan 2lst 1910.
Perhaps an presenting 100 much IN sDoies''"5
,on from So small place as Eofapis' containing
o,Iv o5oo inhabitants; but as ia not always 'ne
1o,g>,t place that contains the most news, trust
,,osn,;on will prove true in this case This VII
- = atnated on the West side of the Cha.ahoo
NC liver ON a high bluff which makes It more ia
vnrabe for health. There are three churches, three
bo,es and twenty-five stores IN the place conse-
a,y the religious part of the conmuoity cannot com
s.I for want OF places of worship the Epcureans 10
rsfy their appetes, the people at large Tor want OF
TO possess themselves oil the necessares ano
Injuries OF life L- l.; :, q
bnying and shipment of Cotton. Upwards OF 5000
haies are annually shipped 10 Apaschico'a Florida by
steamboats, which ply from Columbus Ua 70 inc a,der
from een 10 twenty steamboats, are employed ana are
doing fair amount OF business
SCs,oe such as deer wild turkey and rabbits, ducks
and marriages. are found this vicinity IN great abuno-
nnce The Winter thus lar has been unusually severe
fn fact many persons say that they have experienced
such weather in this region for eight years past ne
ost beautiful part of the in this country IL he
Spring In February the genial rays oil the sun iinpF
Inc warmth snd vgor TO Nature. releasing heI rom
win,er OF confinement, and making tne WIZ ~
h,ossnm filling the atmosphere with their
fine ,rees decked in their beautiful foliage ana the sIu
nrhny their sweet notes present adeghtiui contrast
10 the dreariDess Of W!hter. - az, .d ,b;s
few wears sncc--say eight years ago-anu t1ii'
co,,,v WA mostly inhabited by Creek lndans-a per
fact wilderness But the poor Indian was orcea rom
his kindred home, TO minge among new scenes n lat
az country West OF the Mississippi while the whte man
has made the wdernessto blossom as the rose nc
residents of this place generally emgrants from
Georgia North and South Carolina and Virginia whle
many are natives of New Englsnd-of happy Ne~'Eng
lap6-whose influence oerspTeads the hearts OF its ad
v.nturers as when they ,rod on its rugged bills ana
breatbed It's pure air. true New England r.
ttn mao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

THIRD DISTRICT Po!ics Office, Essex-sI-AA
persons in claiming property remaining In
said Police Office the Monoay January 1876 are
hereby make proof Of ownership OF SAID properly
said Police office before Wednesday t lath DAY o.
February 1896 all said property which shall he
on said dsv viii bs public auction THURSDAY, Feb
rsry 9Th 1876 10 O'Clock No. Is SPr1ce-st by
Willet Il W-sterye- Aucroueers.
ing Bed Quilts Old Rope Sc &c list Of he articles nsT
be seen 81 the A1coneer-' Room BY directions OF he
- : A. ss Vi nc ''--'0 EDWIN 2. COREY, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NETWORK.
SERIES Of hydraulic powers. in al eight feet
IA fall mas been formed during the pas year the Lime
stone Creek al Fayetteville, onondaga Co ~ village
OF 300 nhs blants the main turnpike road eight mica
East OF Syracuse three miles South OF the Rarosd on.
mile from the Erie Canal, win which il Is connected By
large navgsb!e Feeder belonging 70 and maintained
State.
There also small hu, very pure stream, well suited
for paper mills other establishments requiring ght
power with hundred and twenty feet fall. This
a. well ina. Of e Limestone, 10 sGbdyiaed
desired.
Belonging with the over ore rug dred ac-rs OF
the Land. both for bindings actsres and cuitys
TIE cOuntry 10 healthy, beautiful sRf fertile, and
close hand abundance OF iIn-.toEs vaisrline p,a.
Ter &c
The whole part Of ihs property viii be sold p-r.on.
disposed 10 il. easy terms.
Inquire Of JOHN McVTCCAR. PORTER TREMAINE
or WILLIAM u. REDFfELD al Fayetteville; or OF D
LEDYARD Cszerovia. \. I II I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

HSA FAH1 FOX SAL E.--Situale on the i,oad !foI'
New Rochelle White psns ABOUT equid rom
each, containing 80 ACRES Og LAND, al OF whlch
Is Plough Land excepting Ten icrss. which Wood s1o.
Tte place divided by lane and laid on rlo coq'eaie
lot. for cultivation Al! the fences are Of store N s2od
order and tie ground hga etso OF cultivation TIE
1ga nj! Of good character II order For TERMS EppT
- g. g. KENYON % tie premises OF ~
dgH J. ADGIaNCEi. r. JohU-st. Network.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
nuRnEN,s paTENT HORSE.SH0ES. hsip

BURDENS PATENT HORSE-SH0ES, being
ID now on sale by 10 principal dealers N Hartarein the
United States warrznied perfect in fora and made Of
the very best refned ua Every Snoe which may be found
not in srnrdsnes Nth The shove recommendation viii be
received bsck and the money returned with al from
he nos. psris Of The county, a. BURDEN, Agent
Troy Iron and Nail Factory, Nay II, 1878 myls S,swy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
THE TRIBUNE.
OBJECTIONS OF A RUMsELLEk.

81 VIZ q mortgage now on Tompkin's lot,
What fool Ia he to become a sotl
But 1t 8 luck to me--in month or 40
shall foreclose. and the scamp must go.
BOUNDS won't his wife have a taking on,
When she learna her house and lot are gone
How she viii blub5er and SOB and sigh,
But business Is business, and wha. care !:
And Gibson has murdered his child they say
He waa drunk as a fool here, yesterday
And gave him hint as wen. to MI
His lug. but the brute soald have his WI
And the folks blame me why bless their gizzards
II did MT seil, he would 10 10 Lizards!
I've a right to engage 10 lawful tIade,
andtske nv chance II there's cash TO be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

NEW TYPE FOUNDRY. No Is Anu-st near Cold.
Ssi-T The Subscribers hsge opened new onndr the
above place where they prepared furnish ali kinds
book isncy types aud every other article
necessary TOR printing Office. The types hsnd-casi
IN rloE6s from matrices, OF ia best OF materials
and warranted be superior IN beauty and durability TO
any be had any foundry in city New orS
They cuIn the sesE style expressly for siere-
otypug. sad for this purpose superior anything ever
before offered The public who invited 20 cs aad ex-
anime fo. themselves
Liberal discounts VIII be made for CAST
p Sm C0CKCROFT x OVEREND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
5rbools.


DHY SICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF. Ca!s-
tienlc Exercises. for Young Ladies'
Mrs. HAWLEY. formerly Madame BEAUJEU, respect
fully informs her patrons ard the public that her Academy
in the above highly branch OF education
is permanently established in the Upper Room OF the
Large Granite Building lS6 EIgh,TeeI TWO doors East
Mrs. HAWLEY will hereafter give her undivided PER
soSAL attention 10 her business ard woud assure AZ a
may rntrst pupils her caTe tina. her UTMOST eHerohs
shall be given for their benefit
Durng the past sixteen years Mrs H. has taught many
hundred pupils in Europe and this country and IRON aef
syaem has elciIed from Parents, Teachers ana scsnnc
Persons she has hesitation in saying mat her Calls
personal defects incident females OF se9entsry
habi,shie to The vigorous and healthy ihey afford an
agreeable amusement great increase OF physical power
with grace and of motion
Mrs r. has been favored with testimonials in favor
her system OF exercises which she viii be happy 10 eX-
oit 10 persons Interested Tire subJoned s from eminent
medical Professors Of Philadelphia:
The undes gned earnestly reccomend 10 the consdera
ton Of parents teachers and others the advantages OF such
physical education of young females as VIII deveope
more fully tie arms and chests which according 10 The pre-
cent usages OF society receive az inadequate snare Oh
cunr exercise Beauty OF FORM wei as what Ia Tar more
important henhoess of frame is seriously affected BY hr
unequal and Irregular exercise OF tue mscular system u
exercise however udicoRsy managed il OF little us Knot
combaed with amusement or business and therefore eNc
else IN schools Of ph"scs! educauon where youns pop
amused well instructed is found to he OF me hg
es, value For these reasons, TAXI pleasure IN recon-
m"ndng TO public patronage, the CHSihentc icGdeny q
Madame Bea,ieu where Young ladies' and children are
Iudciousy taught he most beautiful and agreeable exer
JOHN BELL NJ. D. IN CHAPMAN, NJ. D.
THOMAS D. MUTTER, NJ. D.
philadelphia, NoU. 10, 1913
The Undersigned fully concur in The sbove recommends
lion:
GEORGE HAYWARD,M JOHN ROMANS, M D.
Holm C. WARREN NJ. d iGEO. b. DOANE, NJ. D.
JAMES JACKSON NJ d. o. v C. SMITH NJ. D.
JONN WARE. NJ. D. GEO. b. EMERSON, Esq
JACOR BIGELOW NJ. d. Is. r. MILES. Esq
JOSEPH HAYWARD, Esq.
Boston, Oct. !, 1874
She i also permitted TO refer. in this city, 10 - . .
EDW d DELAFIELD,M D VALENTINE MOTT NJ "
]. X RODGERS, NJ. d. ID. A. WASHINGTON, M.D'
And her numerous patrons.
TERMS-Three Lessons per week, Three Months ~,
Six Months, S0. Payable IN advance
n B-Hrs HAWLEY wishes II distinctly under stood
4t her establishment will hereafter be conducted ent"ey
by herse;i -,,,
Netp- York, Sept 20 1915 dl7 LAWNS
FBNU TEAIH EIi~-S2iO0 per enuum.--The righI to a
select Family School for Boys for sale An Ep.cop al
gentleman preferred purchaser Address r. > r post
paid. - Niian-sL New-lors. nS lawSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
HOT AIR FURNACE.

WALKERS Patent Improved Hot Air Furnace .of
~ nesting Dwellings Stores, Churches, kc-Th.,e Fur.
all hea. economically ami -fc:epy; Inc air 10 he
sparuela t - pure AID nssay frea non dryn-ss dlsi
or gzs-
They pu up rrdes too perroual supervision OF hr
Walker. me PsteR.e, and nave nerro tv-n entire ,a;s
faction, and IN al perform ss.f
R7eF-ace n. ". Taylor. Es. Governor G-w-Yor. 10.
pi.si m. Cnar=s Starr 1p=slaLsgd-l. do E.1vr3 3,
Esq 81 SzEt; G d. Rn5~:-s fso ~ Fes-sfsss.t.
Mr.. Thomas McEirs,h l5i Nassau r.; Mr. Geo w Tuck
er, 90 Bowery HaifOrphsl Asylum, 5thgve1ie .r
Wm-P. Chapman Brooklyn Ar ". c. Creme 10 e;h-s
Mr. Il KansOn. .1s 4d-st; Chemical bsHS, Broad way
Nj J. IL Ash - Broadway DR. iifret Ws2sgad. = Wa
yerIy-pace; Ar Geo VI. Stow. 1)th-st
j-]a gro. WALKER. ~ Broaj uay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

Iron WARE HOUSE, IL 6reenwief-st-kem eys
reese Sampson successors Ia boorn;an. Johnson.
Ayres Co N porer. and dealers IL Swedish Russia and
English IRON cut nails ship, Boa. ard rail road spikes. rve
boiler nail band noop and scroll lron and seei OF
ali kfnds t2
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Official.
LIST OF LETTERS.
-,,,, r, TIE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

ADvERTisEo IN TIE 1sISON1 "
sIs Aud * II farthrr enacted D.,
avs,,iseusris made under the orders OF the Post
,a- General in newspaper newspapers, OF letters
nrI for 70 any Post Office, shall be inserted N ,he psPeI
or "a pes OF the place where the once
nav he situated HIRING tie Target erc'ddf'on ,e.s
Aepp Pea 0fee Lur, paced SdTeN D. i'r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
gnsrr6nrE.

V,IRE !NSURANCE.-The Mutusl Insurance Com
L psnv of the Ciry uf New York Office No 81 formerly
No 2) Wallst-The Directors have the satisfaction 70 In.
form In. public that all claims THE Company occusored
y The late disastrous fire. end all other claims, have been
I'D Iusted paid full and they deem it proper add
thai, although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late o,ses Company have sill securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue Insure against loss damage
by hire favorable similar institutions in ibis
city.
TIE Company commenced business IN 1881, on the -d
Mutual System and continued IL ne year 1909 when
the MUTUAL plan "as abandoned ana Charter obtained
retaining me original but inappropriate naLle tho bus-
ness OF the Company since thai period has based
SyEsTEo CAPITAL, divided shares of y
BY order GEORGE IRELAND President
4. B. MCDONALD Secretary
kew-ioIa, October 2ih. 1886. o5n u cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
STATEMENT

valuations of Real and Psonai estate IN
N, ssr,r9i COUNTIES of this STATE and the rate Of tar
afiua on zach dollar cfe corrected dSSrsSat ralnd
NU' r. az. 80. lax Rate of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.
CLEARED.
Brig David Duffield, Williams. Wilmington.
Schr Delaware, Cresse, Soath Amboy.

ARRIVED.
United States ship Boston LET G Pendergrast Com
rnender I'm Monte video Nov 10th. Pernsrnoaco Dec
l9th I'm Norfolk Monday evening, 26th inst; Lis, OF Of
fheers-Comrninder. G Pendergrast; Lieutenants. 5
w Gordon, Alfred Taylor, John De Camp, George r
E,nmoas; Master Archibald NJ Rae: Surgeon, Robert
Bsrry; Purser Carrot Barry Lieut. OF Marines josiah
Waisoai Passed Midshiprasn Lardnor Gbbon; Midshp-
men. Joseph Fry, Leonard Psulding, John MadiSsn.
Ihoinsss Phelps X Mason Cap, Clerk. Arthur Dor
sef; boaaswsin J II Policy; Gunner, WIN Thompson
carpenter Robert Balm SaimaSer. Charles Frost
Inc bosson was lowed up the Navy Yard by the
Brig Ismpieo Peterson le ds I'm A,akapss La with
leo hhds sugar and 100 hhds roasse TO David Ssyro
schr Exchange. OF Hartford. Crower % a. fn Lsguv
"a with 500 bags coffee and SOC hides TO Dsnl Curtis
Vessel 10 Foster Nckersoa. Left no American yestl
Sohr Belle McMath. II DIS from Wilmington. nc. with
naval stores to Sturges & Chairman.
Schr Samuel Henry, White Dis I'm Cherryson with
corn and oats, to II Ravens.
sehr Mirror. Ayery,2 ds from Nsnsemond, Va, with
shingles TO J Benton
Schr Tasrnsn, Pratt. I'm Elizabeth City, NC. and ds
I'm The Bar with corn, to Carl Henry
schr Excelsior, Crocket, I'm Boston, mdze TO order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

ID Albany County Courts OF the Degree of Counselor
al Law Of The Supreme Court Notice IS hereby given pur
suan the provisions of the authorizing attach
nenls against abscondDg concealed and nonresident ceo
that attachment has issued against the estate OF rat
ckMcAdaris suor-residen Debtor and resident OF North
Hampton The State OF Massachusetts, aud thai the same
will be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment. according TO law within
nine from the fret publication o. this notice. and
that the payment any debts due to him by residents OF this
Stale and The delivery hun Tor his OF any property
within This belonging him. and The transfer OF any
such property by him, forbidden By law and void.
Dated Inc 18th day OF September lsto. -
HILTON IVAN WORST,
Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditors No 80 Saie-sree A.
bnnY Civ. oil IaW9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
Sale. nj tho stock Exchango....Jan. 50

No reurns received from these Counties for 1885, and
therefore lsken from the las; annual report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

TAKES, ISI5.-Otice Receiver of Taxes Public
Buildings, Park. Ja |, lai6-Pubic Notice IS hereby
given ibsi an addition of per Will be- aIe on al
inx, remaining un paid the l5t day OF February and
i.yo per cent the 18th day OF Mach The Receiver
Curly payment ns possible avoid the crowd and delay
which must necessarily just previous to the per cent
being added Hours for receiving money trom 10 =
Bank money received under any circumstances
ia tftbI5 JOHN STEWART. Receiver OF Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

- REGULAR LINE OF liverpool Packet Ships
6Is Packet OF the of February. The first class. fd
-~~1s sshnr .hip PATRICK HENRY, Captain Delsnc
hlrhen TONS viii SAL above. her regular dsy h.v
n very porOr accommodations cabin, cabin
snd Storage pas-eGg Persons intending emhst
should make immediate application oOard, foot Of Naden
auc, or 10 JOSEPH McSlURRAY,
Corner OF Pine ard South
The packet ship VlRGlN!AN Capt Helm. burthen 80
tons, VIII succeed tire Patrick uenry and the llb
Febrlfy Persons intending send for their friends ctn
have Them brought by either he above named vessels
on reasonable i,n- by applying a. shove ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

IN PURSUANCE ofan order of the Surrogate OF the
iCounty OF Ney-York notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, late OF
the civ oil New YORK, deceased TO present the SAME WIN
h gochers thereof 10 lie subscriber her residence No
~ El.veti-street in the city New York, before the
twenty.seaond day OF April Dated New-York, the
tuenty-frsI day of October. l3i1
ost iaw6m SOPHIA DAWSON. Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

SDY ORDER OF the Honorable Charles ?. DAILY, Asso-
I'D caie Judge 1.-THE New-York Common P!eas-Notice Is
hereby gwen pursuant the provisions OF the statute a-
lorzng attachments against a6scondiag, concealed anc
nonredeni debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate of PLATT BULL and WILLIAM {. BOARD
NAN residents the State OF Alabama, and that the same
viii be sold for the payment Of their debts unless they np-
pear and discharge such attachment, according 10 law,
within nine months from the publication of this notice
and that the payment OF any debts due TO them by residents
ots State and the delivery 10 them or for their use OF any
property within this bcong iug them, and the
Ter of any such property by them forbidden by law and
are void Dated the tveniy-siXih day OF June lSi5.
JAMES HUMPHREY. II Wall-st
ivIl layvnm Attorney for Attaching Creditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

DY ORDER OF Uauel Pratt, Supreme Court Commits.
D siouer Notice hereby given pursuant 10 The povis-
ions OF the statute authorizing attachments against sbcond
ing conceded and nonresident debtors that attachment
has issued against the Of julius Wood non.resi-
dent debtor and resident of Columbus in the Stae OF Ohio:
and that the same will be sold for the payment OF his debts
unes. ne and discharge such attachment according
10 law within months from the rst publication OF this
notice. And that the pay nent OF my debts due TO MN by
residents of this State the delivery 10 him or for his use
of any property within this State belonging 10 aim and the
transfer my such property by him. forbidden by law
and are void Dated the 20hda of January 1876.
j2i lawgm FORBES ShELDOS,
Atornies for Attaching Creditors. Syracuse, n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

IN CHANCERY, 9TH CircuiL-Wilam B. Tobey and
| Marc-Iu5 Farmer ys Dean Knowllon and others =
Bill iof Partition of Lands.-Jeremiah Brown one OF The
defendants this who resides in the State OF Sch
gan is required appear therein on or before the ihr
.rnh dav Of Ar next or the bill will lie taken
fessed against him Dated January 18Th. 1876
CHI 3. SEDGWlCk, of Syracuse,
ol JavS,v- CoUipaiuants Solicitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

EI0H -tLE-Th. business Of Bakery, eversg rE 20
6bs sour per week, The year ronnd-One Of ib- bes
locations the city. TIE baseh1Esc has oil the cgnyeo
ieures for conGucncs a'se business ovens, fouf
lots large e=lgr for wood snt al Ia complete order The
deilng Is modern bulk house repet. In all the -oB-
yenieEcs for or Two gen,ec ianii-s with hsrtsome
ve attached The business Ia, been long sal
we has no hesitation In saying that the business
il secOrd TO FOR safety one who understands LIS
usde and to save he trouble hut baker need apply
o-Her hang The means to purchase The good will ara
utensils srd v. securty Tor H.. rent can have lease
Of me premises for I'VE or years TIE presen; owoe
b-- Contemplated leaving the city Tor ih- Bst ~o yea
and P:0Yl 10 Ee alds purchaser and his rnc
!" cave of ihe West the ls OF May lrler direct
ri " u Baker, Tribune Office, giving AID refer
enc-- y satisfactory, viii receive immeciste ans~sr-
Poss-a-Ou mr. OF Ap.l II required jig 6teo6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

-. ou1s bulllInSS Apply ~ in' ulHCe-
St SEVEN FAR,i& FOX ~Ai.E.-pare OF the 49,
20 tate uf the late Major william EdgA. containing RON
10 100 eacn and being from to three miles
from the Railroad Depot az Railway
No In Upper Rshway, SO acsa, with orchard, good
buildings also FIVE small h1use. for renting
No 2-In Upper Railway. % sores with houses and barn
Son the Woodbridge road, ct the South end OF The
Homestead Farm N IN lu0 the pGrchaser may
choose with house Rnd barn.
No. +On the woodbrids e road, 80 without build
ugs. n choice location.
No Son the Star road. 50 acres. with small honse.
No Con the Star road 90 nearly adJoinDg No
with house and barn. and bounded side by Railway
River.
No 7ou the Star road % acres, with house and harm
and bounded by the river.
Also, several smaller Iois. woodland and sat meadow
Also Farm of 20 acres with good house and four
miles from Orange ihe road TO Mouisiown With 200
pasture and woodland nearly adjoining, well cal
culaied for Dairy or Sheep Farm.
Also. the house and lot al joining the Homestead towards
the village: house new J acres.
Also and in Ohio, Missouri, and Tennessee Tor sale
exchange. ". y. EDGAR, 80 Wsl-sL
NM. EDGAR. Railway. Executors
CLARKSON EDGAR, "
John B. Edgar Offers for sale his Farm Of I2 acres one
mile from Woodbridge The land In excellent condion
i22 3aw2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

j No. 90 Ns..su.st. rsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF me
County of EewYork Notice is hereby gwen 10 all per
sons having claims against ThamGs H. White, late of
III. city Newly or. deceased 10 present tbs same Win
the vouchers thereof the subscribers al the residence OF
Edward Philips enc Executors, No % Stanton street.
In the CITY OF New York OF before the nrst day OF May
ueyt Dated NewYork the weniyfonr,h day OF October
1915 EDWARD PHILIPS. }
MARY ANN WHITE. Executors
nj Is,yGm THOMAS r. ABSOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

E0LD AND SILVER INKS for Ornamental
SSBrtins-Sold by the dozsn or single bottle, by
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