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The New York herald., 1846-03-29

SHOCKING AND EXTRAORDINARY CASE Our attention
was arrested on Monday night, in the First Munich
pslity, by large crowd OF people, surrounding good
looking neatly dressed young sailor and rather pretty
looking GIRL apparently not more than sixteen years Of
are The man was alternately weeping, cursng and
tearing his hair and threatening 10 kill both himself
and the female him while she stood with hands
clssped, her eyes red with WEEPING, suppcating him
10 kill her. and begging him not to take on so
On enquring into the Of the disturbance tho iol
lowing deplorable circumstances related and they
were sufficiently painful to account for the singular
behavior the sailor and the girl The sailor had just
returned from long cruise at sea and was or bit Of
lark about town, full Of roc and half seas over" at
that, when he encountered the female In the street.
struck up acquaintance with her and invited her to
accompany him to the &c ODE Ball" From some
countable reason, the girl cit repugnance to gong
with him. but at last consented, aud invited by her
mpsnion TO enter eighboring eefs and get drink
Az they stood at the bar the countsDance OF the
seemed familiar TO her, and he put out his hand to take
his glass Of liquor she observed deep scar, and dr. rp
ping her glass; exclaimed, Great God, your name il
A.. you're my brother ~ and so he was He had not
seen her for eight years and when he last et her with
her parents New York. she fair prattling
little child His horror and anguish finding her
from home and girl Of the town, be better
msgined than described and yet in his psroxysms Of
gre thanked heaven that he had made the discovery
thus early. A police officer succeeded In separating
the unfortunate pair and getting them safely
several homes and have not heard Of them since
NJ O. Picayune, March 10.
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CorroN MILL BURNED We learn that the cotton
mill belonging TO Darius Gof, Of Rehoboth vii.
lsgs, destroyed oy nre on the Sth instant TT: ne nn
the manufacture OF waddng It took hre while the
workmen were dinner, and was totally dsssreysd IN
cludng machinery and Axtures and soou, siOV scSx
90 rapid we're the flames in spreading throughout Ne
insurance Loss four Ave thousand dollars Tss"ss"
(Msss) Wing.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-EveFy day. rncs : cents pr eoDy-
W "a Psf sr frsn2qn7psy,SlS in sdvsscs a.
sss ssess Re- . c u sdv.ss "a,
rRiNfiNG Of III kinds szsssssa wisA beauty and de-
70 All Ietts. soumunicsfisas, hy nail. addrsssed
hc bs paid, OF the pstage viii bs
deducted IRON the subscription money reMltte4
. JANIS GORDON BENNETT,
Froprstof Of the
NEW YonK HgnAxD EsrA ID uHx,aKHy
sovuAv AZ rultns andN Nasaau sfveets
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL-The sab
~ scber aer enargng his premisss, now prepared 20
oat ppag-inxan sk cents per yard; Br9"es cents per
10 cents Dresses dyed washed from 50 S Coats
cleaned or dressed from cents to e Psn,s DO from 70 50
II. SMITH, 10 Allen st.
N.B-TeYms cAsh. ruQ
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COMFORT FOR THF AFFLICTED
DR.. DE WITT G.. KELLINGER'S PAIN

This TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, continues
70 astonish all who who have been favored with
the slightest knowledge Of .s wouder working effects upon
ths human system: Pain and Inflammation cannot remain
where this infalble remedy applied it matters NOT from
what cause il may have originated.
Principal Depot 80 John street. FIJI lm<r
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LUNU BhEED CANAhIEC.
MR. HAsELETT's entire Breeding Stock. 20 much sd:
lvl mred on New Years. Day They already mated, and
will b. sold only in pairs Bird and the public
respectfully invited to call and examine them.
Also variety OF Singing Birds from different parts
habtabIe Globe Fancy Pigeons and Cages Gold Fish,
article for the Breeding Cage, &c FOR sale by
A. GRIEVE John street
NBArches Bird Fsncier containing fun directions for
breeding AMI the best method Of feeding birds in
general, for gle n above.
Ensiish and Scotch Terriers for sal. BY
mb lmsrc A. GFIEVE. 3 3J0hr street
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TO LET, IN HOBOKEN,

- TWO New three story and basement brick Houses,
with the privilege of free ferriage, Of
which will be ready for occupancy before
May st. They viii De 6tt.d in bsautiscl style and be
beside, the Kitchen finished With marble m.ntes aud
wide yards AID railing. The situation delight
full ne view Of the river, bay and city, and
within Minutes walk Of the ferry where the ferry
boats leave minutes for Barclay In 10
end every half honr TO Canal Christopher
AppIy af the ferry a Hohoken. mis- 3wsrc
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
n HANLTNE < OSTHEIMER. Importers, No Bank street,
Philadelphia have just received BY arrivals this port
and New York fall assortment Of Looking Glass Plates from
by 40 by 20 All polished plate window glass from
H6y Al.O Toilet sls..e. Plated Spectacle:
Sates with variety Of other French and German goods
which they offer at tho lowest market prices
S.1 9rnsnx ~hS
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.

rLEASANT country scat 10 the viIlage sf Msdi-
e: son. Morris county, New srsey within ssw minutes
walk Of the beautiful residence Of WIN. Gibbons, ESQ.,
6spS sSos. mile: from New York ey-eoH naneaii9q
Railroad Said place about scre on which
are Two Houses and Barn. with 6rst ne we'll Of
premises are located n commanding poutlon, overlooking
ne whole village and Y one Of the most desirable legations
pos Which tender. for person doing
- L. I. THOMPSON,
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To LET Or FOk SALE,
"A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE, Stable aud
" Cosch House attached with about Of land
principal part Of which ]. we'll stocked with fruit and
tau minutes thin Ave minutes, walk Of the house
4tusfon befween 10th acd For further Informs
WOODs Harlem. mrl2 imsrc
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DaEusrreotyPe Apparatus.
John ROACH.

Optician, 90 Nassau Street,
III AS constantly hand French German and American In
II struments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths and al the
othe- mat rial used BY under his
L~nsvs Ground order Thermometers and Surveying Com
passes manufactured for the trade
Magnetic Electric Machines approved construction for
medical pu poses. mil lm+rc
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New YoRK ebrusry ID, 1886.
T AN ELECTION for Directors Of tnu lnatution, for
the ensuing held this day, the following named
uemanwere elected such
DIRECTORS.
Thomas WThome Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
B. X. Robson, Nj. D. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James 4. Holmes
John r. DAWSON, John r Moore,
John H. Lee William X. Thorn,
Caleb T.. Tunis, Thomas Morrell,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart,
, John T.. Merritt, Robert Smith.
AT sabsequent meeting Of the Board, THOMAS w.
THOkNE, ESQ., unanimously reelected President Tor
thr enansnx wear. GEO U HOPE. S-~r.tarv. y rrc
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BORDEAUX WINES
JUST Receved. bark Cslao from Bordeaux 700
red Wines 81 Julien Ducru Chateau LaTose Margeaux
Lasour, Leoville, &c
70 casks and half do red Wines, st. Julien Medoe Mar
keaux, &c.
81 casks and half do white Wines Haut sasssrss Haul
Preignse and Graves.
The above have been carefully selected for this
ke by my house Bordeaux and landing and offer
ed from the wharf, reasonable tsrms, by
m2O eodlm~rc JOHN SCHMIDT lo2 Fulton It.
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SECOND HAM

SECOND HAND
CLOTHIN0 and Fqrnitsre Wanted The highest cash
~ price gwea for all kinds Of Second Hand Good by
B. LEVY, l9x Chatham It.
NJ line thr ugh the Post Once will be puncuay
tended to- Constanty hand ssasonabs assortment Of
and hand Clio ns cheap for cash mis- imsrc
The New York herald., 1846-03-29

STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
WHICH will change grey hair to ts original color in few
have their hair changed before paying their hum
bugs would take this method there would be to com
color shade in few minutes Private room. for chang
the hair None genuine unless signed H. 6rkef red
ink. One trial will prove the fact
Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and applied No CHATHAM
stars 80 lmSrh
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, CUP ST.dIRS)
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER Offers the Public q method of
mAkiq{ shirts, which renders ease and comfort the
Ddis complete TT pains have been spared OBJ
tain the best rench pattern shirts
Having had long experience in tho business the Subscriber
il enabled make all the and give
general satisfaction. WM COLLINS
f93 lm<r
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NEEDLE & FISH-hOOK MANUFACTORY,
~ Maiden Lane.
WIN CROWLEY + SON. manufacturers Of the above
and other cities that they hand large stock
the above articles which they willing sell small adj
from the prics Any Of the trade
Poers have their needles labelled with their
II ndcsired.
Ps.- ROBERT CROWLEY. importer Of shefied and Br
muRham Goods of the above fla Inn
The New York herald., 1846-03-29

81 FOR SALE, OR TO LIE G, onth. most reasonable
E1 grms, three twostory Dwelling l-euses. in North
Sixth between SIXTH and Seventh ssreeg.. Williams;
Sesdences, beng the best manner and supplied
with prng and rain water in the kitchen, and coal vaults
troat. &c Two,hrds Of the pnrchase money may
ROBERT ANGUS,
f13 lmsre - Wall street
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE.
xsfh 9. MAGNE has the honor tn inform the amateurs
4fos ard the public in general that be has srriv
@sd from France with collection Of P.nn a.d Fiow
me!i.s Psoa.. Arcora. M.gneIS.s rowlon., Imperial.
Of F Trees Grape Vines and Bulbs, Flower Seeds all
~ fresh, and 10 perfect state Of preservation.
Berhau where the catalogue be obtained and the plant
and lowers examined For sale a very prices
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DWELLING HOIraER. aTORE Bar

IL DWELLING HOUSES, STORE and vacant Lots
E: Tor SALE geu! OF exchange Iaveam en made
on The purchase money with an in value Of
% Rod M "a 20 m.sen pei een! ~ an1Gm M ney procured on
the most rssponsibc companies in the country Apply At w
Third Avenue, JOHN ALLEN
B-Plsns, elevations, specifications and contracts for
buildnss furnished here at Broad sereet the short
aotIs e. CALVIN fOLLAHD.
fla lm-Ye Architeef
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.

HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for eradicatng Eruption,
IA the Face and Skin, particularly Pmpes, Biotehes
letter, Sunbum Rngworms, Freckes and Cutaneous Ex
ts skin and estsbiish brilliant completion Sold bo,le
each at No. lss Bowery Spring strss also
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CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-Mr. Bouck pre-
sented memorial on the subject Of the Erie ca
nal the unfinished works the rates Of toll the payment
Of the public works, &c Referred. On motion Of MIR.
Stetson, all intervening orders laid on the table,
and the article the Executive powers and duties
again taken up The motion to reconsider the vote
ature to prescribe the restrictions and limitations under
which pardons might be granted by the Executive The
vote considered, ayes a., 40 The amend
ment was debated and at length under the prsvt
Gus question: rejected ayes 80, noes So. On motion Of
Mr. W. Taylor, the section was amended 10 provide
that the legislature might prescribe the Of apply
ing for pardons Also, motion Of Mr. madge the
word the" was inserted before the words power 70
grant reprieves," &C. As amended, the section was
adopted The 9Th section also, without amendment Mr.
OConor moved to strike out the qualifications ~ Lieut.
section adopted Also, the eighth section. The ninth
section was the subject of some debate. Mr.. Muir
ply proposing to modify so as to prohibit the Gov
ernor Lieutenant Governor from holding any ONCE
by virtue of his Office" in any corporation and not to
dvest him Of other trusts he might hold prior his
election. Mr. MS amendment, after debate was lost
Mr. Chstfeld moved to amend to allow the Cover
nor to hold place" in corporations Carried. Mr.
Taylor moved to strike out the whole clause forbid
ding the Governor holding any ONCE in private corpo
ration. Carried, a to a. The entire section DON
out The Convention rejected the section By dc vote
~ 46 The tenth section giving Governor power
TO remove sherih, wa struck cut with view to its in
seron in another article The eleventh section re9uat
the residue Of the morning, under motion by Mr. Chat
field, restore the majority principle Recess unni
p. M-.aibany Argus, July 20, 4P. A.
In the afternoon, the section In regard to the veto
restoration motion OF Mr. Nicholas of the old cont
utonal provision requiring wohirds of those present
to override veto. The vote on this proposition stood
81 to 80 On the counter proposition Of Mr. Chataeld TO
stood IS to a. The article having been gone through
with was laid aside. Adjourned.-.aibany .Argus.
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Common Pleas.
Refnre India ITlahoe ffe]

JuLr 2l.--.John Haily vs. bernard Daiy-This was an
action Of assumpsit, for work and labor. The sum
claimed 1898 go The plaintiff entered the service Of
defendant on the sth September 1s45, as journsymsn
cooper and continued with him until the 9eth April.
isi6 being period of 100 days at 81 80 per day The
defence sci M was that the plaintiff brotherinaw
Of the defcndant that he taken in by the dee
as one of the family. and was to get nothing but his
board. Verdict for defendant
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lsitngs in bank.
The Court was occupied with law arguments JESTER
day. No decisions were given.
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srnrous ArrsAy IN Bosror-~A row took plscs in Bos
ton on SUNDAY evening in which four ave officers
were sderably injured Tho origin Of the Array was
the attempted rescue Of drunken IRshman
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u. h. District Court.
Before Judge Belts
The Court opened, and Immediately amor adjourned
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Court Cnlendar--Thls Day.
MON PLEAs-Nos. 22s, II, r. ~, "a, rs, al6, 70 10
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90 LAND ON THE HUDSON, al Yonsel.-For

~ sale, Farm OF eighteen acres Of land the Ess
bank Of the Hudson River. in The town OF Youkers
and County Of Wesches,er within II niles OF the city
New-Yors. and mile OF The village and landing be-
which and New ork steamboats, ply regularly lex
cepng in Win,er four times day The land 10 good,
the house. which Is aud cOmmodous. Is bud, in The
modern style, with wide pazz4s front and From
ii view is had Of the beautiful scenery of the Hud-
extending 10 the Highlands ard down the
bay to Staten Island This neutrality-suspicious. OF
barn. carrage-house, stable &c-sre all and
pete order and the ice-hous- filed with ice There
excellent well OF upon the place quite the
house Upon also large number OF selected fruit and
ornamental trees lis we'll calculated fer u genemans
residence. The above will be sold cheap. Adjoining
above the Morrill, and also upon the river twenty
OF land without buildings which will be sold with the
above, or separate from it, II desired. Apply
mh20 tic VIM ". SCRITGHAM. Yonksrs
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OoMMERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

At Cincinnati money is in more demand. Elk,
change on the East Is II prem Tho recent law to tax
and license money brokers took effect from LIST inst s
principal features are-saking the matter entirely out OF
the hands Of the city apd charging on the largest amount
that the broker expects usc during the year. at any
ono time and within county, in buying and selling
bank notes and specie say for $1,000 or less 500 for
$4,000 $780, and besides lax Of per cent upon
tho amount sworn to.
MONTHLY STATEMENT of Exports from Ae-Port
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No. Ill MacDougalst, near Blocker.
~ Dr. Hs mode of practice, system originated Ivy The
late Dr. Job Sweet OF Boston and is confined 10 Disocs
iions Hip Diseases Sprans, Conraconr, Pssied Limbs
RHEUMATISM Nervous Affections Tenderness Inf 'mnaons
and CHrvsureI OF the Spine, Deformed Shoulders, White
dwellings Weakness OF the JOINTS &c. References given
nm annlSinp 10 DR. H. m2S lm'
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4tleniral Notices.
EYE,
DR.. J. FRANCIS, CCULIST,

465 BROADWAY, THIRD DOOR FROM GRAND STREET.
- EFERENCE given 10 those In the city who have been
IL ,oal!y bLd from Anoro,s, sight now perfectly re-
stored Ulcers AID Specss removed of the longest slandng
We ir Undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. Francis believe his prepa aions are one
Of the greatest discoveries made Tor diseases Of the
Eve AID ehy recommend him safe ard skitul Oculist
Rev DUNCAN DUNBAR, Rev. s H CONE,
Rev j. ANDRADE R c. Priest, Rev. G. BEs EDIcT,
Rev J. PECK Rev. A. WHEELocR.
~ A number of undoubed testimonials TO be seen al
The oc. will satisfy The pubic of bis astonishing success
r. Artificial Eyes Inserted without pain 70 Advice TO
tae poor gratis -,
BrOomeet house, second block East OF Broadway
IN
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pa VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE-Ls.eY the
residence Of Nicholas Smith, deceased pleasantly Sit
~ualed on west side OF the Raritan river, about Il
miles south OF New Brunswick. containing al acres
consistng OF shout 50 OF meadows fair pro-
portion O! heavy woodland the remainder arabic lend
large portion If which high Of cultivation and
well altered There Is the farm good dwelling house
Of couvenien size barn and other outbuldings apple
and peach orchards 10 full bearing and variety OF other
fruit trees rhe beauty and healthulness Of Lis situation
richness OF o sld sdapness the raising and
peach trees together with It's proximity the New Bruins
wick and NewYork markets. renders ihs farm well worth
The attention Of the gentleman and practical farmer.
For farther particulars inquire Of Nicholas Boerum
B. Van Dye Esars. al the Mansion House, New. Bruins
wick; D. " Smith, 10l Middagh-st Brooklyn l. l.; oil
Josiah Smith, Suffolk county. L. I. rnh9 2rns
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NEW TARIFE.-lmportapt news TO shippers OF
grain. and othsr farm produce, 10 Great Britain.
A new law having passed The Legislature admitting the
importation OF foreign and provisions al very low
duiy, opportunity will be given 10 those who are desr-
Gus 10 ship the glasgow market TO open good conrec-
ton with Subscriber who has been is years in the grain
and provision trade and there hRs hitherto been OF
any importance who had any practical knowledge OF
that trsde Glasgow be,,sr opportunity could not be de-
sired by respectable houses 10 form connection in ina!
market. Liberal advances will be given 10 shipPers
From the subscrbers long experience and knowledge OF
the grain and provision sde and also his friendly nra-
cy with The buyers large snd respectable trade msy De
calculated upon The subscriber brgs reer shippers
Mr Alex q Finlsy, Astor House, Sew-York
ms Inns ROBERT ROBEITSON SIS Uuion-Sl Glasgow
SUSPENDEKs! SosPenders! suspender. "A
~ uii supply Of " SHRED Susper6ersn warranted free
6r Sulphur and supsrio, any market for sale in guam
thesAy GEORGE BEECEER,
as s Manufacturers Agent, 100 Broad WY.
NSTtCE--Al persons forbidden harborng or uus'-
wig me esss Of r. bark Brah Queen, Lord, MaAier
from Cardid debts Of their contracting will BE-
pad " me Captain OF Of said yesAaL al sy
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-Jn0id Rubber Goods.

WATER PROOF India Rubber Goodsof Goodyears
w Patent Gumeasiic warranted stand in any clm4e
GEORGE BEECHER, 100 Broadway, between Pine and
Wall has hand and daily receiving from the fac
tories general goods manufactured under the
above patent which he offers the trade al low prices viz
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, all sizes
Do do ladies' do
Warranted not 10 snfen sonsn under oy degree Of
cold or heat
Carriage and other cloths oevery style and thickness
Japsnned Cloth patent leather nsh article superior
to patent leather, and at a less cost
ALSO:
Machine Banding, Military Tents
Life Preseryers, all patterns Water Hose every size,
Portable Shower Baths Caps Hats and Southwestern
low price. Over Goats,
Travelling Bags, Pea Goats, various xvler
Horse Covers, Cloaks,
Carriage Aprons, Capes,
Carriage Boots, Mems Overas,
Water Pals, various patterns Leggins,
Bathing Mats, Hunting and Fishing Boots,
Ladies' Aprons, Ducking Pants, with hcas,
Mechanics Aprons Foot Balls, with air tubes,
Gun Cases and Covers lSuspenders and EIsstcs,
Air Pillows, Gloves and Mits,
Chair Cushions, Camp Blankets,
Wagon Cushions, Circinglss and Grts,
Air Mattresses, Tertz For Sportsmen.
~ The above goods prepared by process entirely
different from any other manufacture, rendering them nh
tely superior the Rubber goods heretofore sold
in the market Orders promptly executed for goods OF al
stvlas. nH H~u
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6tatiorlerr, &r.

r0LORED TISSUE PAPER.-Just received by
" The subscribers, large and complete assortment OF
English coored Tsue Paper of all the various coers and
theaes O: color gone them peculiarly brilliant For sale
by The rea or slnaer gu ntIy the lowest price nj tie
Stationery Store of JANSEN l. BELL,
~ l5S Nas.an-st
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Ss5A A FARM FOX SALE.--sitaale Ike Roe ircn.
New Rochse White Plains, abouteqaicisian, ron
~ each, containing l5G ACRES OF LAND, all Of which
fhe Place divided BY sne {, d oul into convenient
lo for cultivation. Al The fences of sone, good
order and the groundin high state cultivation. The build
iugs ali OF good character and In order. FOR TERMS app
10 S. 5. KENYON, on lie premises. or o.
hotf AnRllIcC - yrrN