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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18

Our SENATOR'S The election Of Four
WING SENATORS from our City forms new
era in the politics of New York. There has
not been an election before this within the
memory of man, when this City, as Distracted
by our opponents, could have chosen Wing
Senator from each quarter. The character
of the men, moreover, is a theme for hearty
congratulation. John L, Lawrence would
find few superiors in any Legislative body
VIM. Samuel johnson is one of the most re-
spccted of our citizens able, experienced and
careful while William Hall and Samuel
Frost are worthy and capable business men,
who have ever been faithful and efficient
Wings without aspiring to public stations
One month ago, not one of our four Senators
elect had any more idea of going to Albany
to legislate this Winter than Of going to
Greenland on sealing voyage. On the
other hand, some other gentlemen who con,
fdently expected to 90 will not be required
to make any sacrifice of their time or bust,
ness. We sincerely regret that Mr.. Robert
KelIy-who is commended on all sides as an
estimable man, every way qualified for Sena'
tor-was persuaded to run at this time. Tic
should have cleared the track when he sa"
the engine coming.-N Y. 1'Tb.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18

FrRE-A large block of buildings in Tivoli
Hollow, owned by S. Van Rensselaer,, and
occupied by Tingley & Co. as a bedstead fac
tory, and by others as machine shop, was
DESTROYED by fire this morning. Loss $4,000
Insured $4,000 in Oswego Co., $4,000 in
Etna, and $500 in Albany Firemen's.-N
Y. Tribune.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18
Rev. President WHEELER.
General 1nteIIinente.
Council of Censors.

At State Convention Of Wing member
of the Legislature, and others, holden on the
26th ult, the following excellent ticket io
Wing State Central Committee was requisite!
to fill vacancies in the ticket, if any shall
occur:
Charles X. Williams of Rutland,
John N Pomeroy of Burlington,
VIM. Hebard of Chelsea,
Peter Starr of Middlebury,
Salmon +. Dutton Of Cavendsh,
David Crawford of Putney,
Ira II. Allen of 1rasburgh,
James Bell of Walden,
Henry F. James Of Waterbury,
Henry Stowell of Cambridge,
John Dewey of Maidstone,
Augustus Burt Of Sheldon,
Keyes P. Cool of Bennington.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18
LEGAL adyertising to be charged At illegal rates.

TSrANDING NOTICE. Posmastcrsar are officially bound
notify Publishers of papers of wish the part OF
bers therefore who tax me postage such notices will
be charged the amount in account for the Voice OF
Freedom.
rapcr mill near Middebury Village will be credit
led for whatever kind of barter Messrs Parker y
O' Flanagan will receipt to them on my account.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18
VERMONT COLLEGES.

1t has become generally known to the public, that
an attempt has been made within the last few months,
to unite and amagamate the University of Vt. and
Middebury College. Committees were appointed
by the two Corporations, to examine the subject,
and propose plan of union. The committee met,
compared views, and requested one of their number,
gentleman eminent for his legal knowledge to pre-
pare a BILL embracing certain principles agreed upon,
and report to the committee at an adjourned meet
ing The committee again met-the bill was pre-
sentcd and freely discussed and most of its princ
pies and details assented to. Thus matured, it was
referred to the Corporation for their examination
and sanction before it should be presented to the
Legislature. The Corporation Of Middlebury Col
lege examined and discussed the bill, and, before
taking final action on the subject, proposed to the
Board of the University to make one important and
two or three slight amendments. The Corporation
of the University, after mature consideration, reject
ed the bill and declined further action on the subject
of union. The views entertained by the different
parties are expressed in the following preamble and
resolution of the Corporation Of the University, and
the letter in reply, of the President of Niddlebury
College
WHEREAS, the Report of the Committee of Confer
ence contemplated the merging the University in
q new Institution, with new charter and Board of
Trustees, and transfer to that institution of what
ever means the University has to depend on to
discharge its pecuniary obligations:
Whereas BY the bill reported, the location of the
new institution is to be determined by committee
drawn from other states, and but very mperfecty
acquainted with our internal condition and rela-
tons, and especially with the feelings of our citi
zens in regard to SO important matter:
Whereas, the late munifcent subscription to the
University is, by express terms of the bill, render
ed imperative and void in its present location
is disturbed, and in the opinion Of legal advisers
must, from the manifest tenor on which it is made
cease to be obligatory in law; and
Whereas, it is q matter Of serious apprehension
whether the funds of the University reduced by
the forfeiture of the lato subscription and the
great sacrifice of property which must unavoida-
bly, arise from change of its present site, would
be adequate to its existing heavy liabilities, and
to secure uninjured its creditors and securities
Therefore,
Resolred, That while this Board regard the exist
ence of two Colleges in the State of kindred spirit
and aim, as hindrance to the cause of sound learn
ing, and occasionng wasteful apple alton of pub
lie charities, it nevertheless under existing circum
stances, feels constrained by proper sense of del
ity to the public and of their obligation to ndvid-
uals, to decline the proposition for union in the
form in which it has come before them.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18

A new steamer, called the Commodore,
was launched at New York last week. She
is designed for the New Haven route.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-18

The Postmaster General has given notice
that the transit of British mails through Thu
country will cease on the 10th Of November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
DROPSY AND GRAVEL.

nR q. VAUGHN would call the attention Of invalid
ITO bis Vegetable Lith0nfnPiic Mixture 80 highly cee
hraied throughout the country ~ q. {. VAUGHN
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. DR.. Vaughn woulc
earnestly all who desire remedy Of any kind tha
the article Possesses properties which will meet ali classes
Of disease that u cannot be taken without benefit. and
that for proof Of is curative he hcg- leave a.
refer 90 certificates Of from all sections Of the country
which are IN Possession OF his axeuts
They have sold this medicine four for al
kinds Of pAn, and viii be able % SHOW. testimony Of
h gh character DR. Vaughn would earnestly the pub
o % call and obtain his pamphlet in the hands Of his
agents for srituit0us distribution 10 will show Why ONE
Is good fifty when that one remedy is pro-
perry compounded.
This medicine especially offered for dropsy, gravel,
diseases Of the liver, kidneys, sud al affections Of the
urinary organs A female medicine 70 u the most
certain clrafycs axeu into the sysfemn0t single
has been re-Orfed a. without perfectly
storing a. healthy state the debihfated frame.
Let the dropsic sufferer resort AZ once % this medicine
the nls trial Of Sox bottle Will show The power Of the
article Let the suffering Oh q. distress disease gravel
and al other complaint Try this remedy and the ~
bottle vii convince you thar 10 has extraordinary healing
virtues Price, - %. bottle -if jn do -. II
bottles for - and ~ for -uif taken a time
Office for the sale Of this article 1872 NASSAU 81 N.Y.
St0rn Co. p North Sixthsf Philadelphia; smith At
knson 283 Baltimore s. Baltimore; Wright Go. 1871
Chartresst NewOrleans. Mrs T. kitder, 100 C0urt-st
Boston and BY druggists generally throughout the United
State. and Cansdas. sl7 jmsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
A NEW TRUSS.

NOW FOR SALE tit N6EkFOkD> PATENT TRJ -,
for which be has received two Premiums By the Amer
lean Institute. M Oct AD 1874, and In Oct AID
49, From the universal tesfm0ny0 the best phy
and the high Approbion OF the the subscriber
faffer themselves bat this Truss but 10 be universally
known supeTcede practical utility al other Irusses
IN market The construction Of the PAD - such that
Do has rolling motion, accommodating tsef % every mo-
Of the body perfectly securing the rupture without
causing pam when the body i thrown into
unusual positions. The aud comfort ~ "a which this
Truss Is makes ttruly the Empire Truss, surprising
al others Purchasers may be assured when prop
efy fitted perfectly te AID easy without CD ahnz Or
irritating when The body j. n motion.
Manufactured a. GI5 lords Bridge, Conn By sicily r
4 WARNER
TEsIIM0NY.-Being under the necessity Of wearing :
Truss applied hus the back pad " which continually
caitt sid Called much that the remedy became
worse than the disease Being induced ~ try HUNGER
folts Pl-en Truss. lad myself entirely relieved from
pln. while the rupture perfectly secured with a..
and could ~h- Gentlemen Try 70 for your
selves certainly would not part with the that
have 0g tiiy colL-s, II could NOT procure another
WILLIAM ". DEfO.
New Pstz. Ulster Co. y Y
I have used Hunsert3rd's Truss many occasions
during tie past four years and convinced that n ut
~ and well comfort u sxces Al other Irusses
before the public JOHN BARNES, NJ u.
P0ush<ecpsi-, June y. l8f7
For sale wholesale and retail By A B. D. SANDS cor
Of Fulton and william SIS. New-fork. 81 otkslf ls~7w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
PORT OF NEW YORK

ship Louisville, Hunt NOrleans ~ ds, mdse, TO r X
Collins a Go.
Bark Henrietta (of Portland Jones Havana 10 ds su
gar TO Ncsmith ash Leil ships Norma, Ellis, hence
diss, bark Olof Wyck DO; Octavia sargent do, Eliza
beth. OF Philad. Rnss Clinton Prince. Nlogk. DAY
Tower for do Ids john Hill, TN Bristol, ri, disg Hy
der Ali Martin, repairing Tho IA come la the Hook on
saturday last and rode out the gale anchor Princes
BAY, aud has had head winds the whole passage.
Schr Sarah ; Davis Singleton, Fredericksburg, Is.
-four and sran, Souter Brothers On Saturday ight
during the gale dragged both anchors and went ashore
the rocks the quarantine groundgot of sun
DAY IN lcaky condition.
schI Ellen, Chappe. NLondon "a hrs, OIL ~ Ilurl
but & &c.
schr Gold Hunter, toi Nhavcnl Mansfield, Turks Island
~ ds salt, TO W Anthony. The III came IN the Hook
Friday last, rode cut the gale IN the Horse shoe.
Schf Mary Farley, lngtaham, rhomaston, d. lime.
schI Frank hn feafce rhomasion, 4 Us, lime.
sAlLED-Stcaincr Southerner. Berry, Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
sARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
nNLY l. 3D. PER BOTTLE-Contaiuing fall
O-Slnn lnrfelIed n Dr. INANSs Sar.anarlll !,

hNLl 4 Cd PER bOIIlE-tontau ins tull Quart
O-SJOO forfeited ID Or. lNANSs sarsaparilla Syrup
o. not good n not sold. and the b.
purifier Of the hoodwaranted free from any vegetable
mineral poison. To health purity the blood
TO restore health the blood must be purified, and the
cheapest, the safest and most speedy way 10 accomplish
tins i 20 this great Alternative medicine. aud the low
price AZ which IL sold brings within the reach of all
10 II warranted % IN almost every OF disease for
which IL Il recommended the money al be refunded
viz Kings evil erysipeas, scadhead, cancer obstinate
ulcers liver complaints dizziness IN the head papitation
of tho heart, fchot- salt rleum pasey. dyspepsia,
rheumatism asthma, and all diseases arising from I'M
pure state Of the blood or habit Of system.
Persons using this syrup have medical attention
given them AZ the principal Office free Of charge and
where reference will be given respectable persons who
hsye been recently cured Of scrOfua dyspepsia
darrhga, dizziness m the head colds, coughs, liver com
plant. in the side back and breast mouths
nervous disease, general debility, and m
sumption after being given by Of the
physicians IN this city incurabs. The Syrup
fully packed IN boxes containing bottles tor - and
sent any part Of the United States Sold the prnci
pal Office 8i Grandst N y - BOwery, and II Fulton.
-. y. Y sll imeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
Wash NerO~
CROCKERY STORE,
NO. I3s wILLIiM--T. opposite the

No. rs NlIIltM-~T. opposite inc W -Anink
NNtcl Stores u door below F4lt0lst
TIE subscriber having been for some tine past largely
sazed IA the CHINA GLASS AND EAklhEN WARE
c1slles a. WHOLESALE, hss recently completed cxien
sve arranseneuis furnishing families cad those CON-
uiencinz housete-png with Goods IN bis line, and be
I'd y sell his goods lower rates tal thuse Ezzed 10
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively, 10 consequences Of hi.
large ard frequent importzri0rs fur his WHOLESALE
BUSINESS The location Of the establishment Of the
subscriber be.n. such tl-t be pays and lncurs
reAts expenses enables him % carry CUT his intention
Cd furnishing rs wares q REDUCED PRICES.
Tle slhsc1ef designs senz GOOD articles and without
enur-tol u Is ~ Is Of French Chinz Dinner
Dessert Services, tne China decorated granite Tea snd
Coree SETS, Toilet Ia Ereat variety solar Lamps
49, bilAndoles Msntel Orl1nents Fancy Goods al
80 Pam Ol-ss and common FOODS &C. kc would say
a. % "I az ne promises 10 convince then, n they Mi
favor am - n call that they purchae Eoocs a. hi.
rstatl-s 1rlcrt On much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
a. RETAIL STORE but should THIS not - deemed IN
tlcem-rr lie would solicit patronage upon the ground Of
Offering for tler inspection ar unusually LARGE AND
lNklFALED STOCK. from which selections can Be-
msde tLaf all give clttrs s4tlssctlon H1tes hips and
steamboats, furnished
Goods seat free u expense 70 al parts q the city
81 Trh4s Il GEORGE H. CLAPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

SEklE RAILROAD COMPANY BY an Act Of the
LEGISLATURE, passed May 10, lSgA providing for the
OF certain bonds by the Ne~-lork aud Erie RAILROAD
tempany aud also toI the appointment OF Agent
eouNo ne sale OF sAid bonds the uudcrsgned has been
nominated a. Agcnt' BY said Company, ana approx cd
eo' cieiIeo !" aeSofdenoe herewith notice
ey gwen maj sealed fsoposas vail he received until the
Hh dag " tctQeet next By the undermined Al the Me.
chAnls bAnA, Ne - WallsL n \ for tho purchase of
9op dollars OF the bonds OF said COMPANY I'M saus of
l@o dollars esch having twenty years 60 run and bear
ing intest al The rate oi per per annun payahe
spontaneously, BY coupons attached u the honS,
The bonds VIII Dc issued IN favor Of the slate of Nav,
York, wall be numbered and sed In he -, ,
Secretary Of state and assigned BY the Contro =, 10
parties whose proposals are accepted " ~
By Z of said Act. the Interest dns NM, a..
bonds om the date Of their gnnent TO Wit ~,
issued the hodes tail the completion Of asnse Irs
VI the fosd Lake Enc uitcd by Jaw 20 The l4th Mav
1871 required TO b. deposited by the Company At the
tune such made, N the hands Of the Con.
hoeT, and by him paid 10 the bOndhoders trom
time, ~ the same shall become due
All other hens apon the mad. every descr pon hay.
General IN compliance with the requirements Of The AcL
snd the bonds being issued - the State they become the
hfs hea mortgage upon the road and aPon all proper.
" real and personal, belonging 10 the Company.
Persons mailing proposals tor purchase OF the bouds
requested 10 endorse npon the envelope. Proposals i0f
purchase o. tae Bonds Of the New ora aad Ee Railroad
Sompsny iAe Act prohibits she sale OF ANY Bonds a.
ess .naa fN eoaseSaenty proposals be accepted
Application be made 10 IN. u,s-f.,sn.5 a, Al the
once Of the Company, No IS Wastfest tr cn. Of The
Act and fof circular setting forth more detailed info
nation Ia Tolstion ~ the same
sls toct-ie FRANCIS M rnuoxns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
STATE OF NEY-YORk s-eT-r--v,

CsASY, August j. sg7-To ~ sAlrlg Of tlS co. I'd
County II Aeic- lors-SK Notice Is hereby sven thai
81 tne neKt general Election BE- held On ths-T aesda,
succeeding ne hrst Aoaday Of November neat the follow
ilx Oincers are " be elected. % vii.
STATE.
Acr-4etary % St1tc. Controller State Treasu stt0
neySenerA4, state Engineer and Surveyor Three Cana.
Commissioners and Three inspectors Of STATE Prsons
DISTRICT
One Senator or the Ird senate District consisting Of
ne ST. d. d. an, 9Th and 9Th Wards Of the City Of New
YORK.
Oae sensoi FOR the Feuyh Senate District Consisting
q the ia, otb 18th and i7ih Wards Of the said Civ
One senator Tor the Fts Senate District consisting Of
tie 9Th ,th and 18th Wards Of the said City:
And one Senator for the sl1t Senate District consist
ins Of the th 2a 18th, 10th and lsth Wards Of Inc sad
Clfy.
COUNTY.
Also the following Oeers ior the said City and County
70 WIT sixteen AeGbcs Of Assembly one 70 be elected
IN each Assembly District. Yours rcspectfplIy
n. ). BENTON, Secretary Of State.
sH.Rifrs OFUcE, NEx-YoRk Aus S. I3f7
The above pdbnshef pursuant 10 tho notice Of the
Secretary Of state and the requirements Of the Safate ia
such case made And provided. } j. v WEsTERVELT
s shosid Of the City add County Of Nsw.Yok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
FkANCls w. EDMONDS.
ITO TIiE PUBLIC.

g1>O TIKI PtBliC.-A most beautiful and vx,ll ms
shut ioI 81 "--oaly think OF a. The "a estsbisHsl
shit and Furnishing Warehouse OF JOHN y scO1sr
sui continues 10 sell the bcst shirts IN the city n, H.
above price notwithstanding The many aitemps a.
ttlon In his shboFhood One cali will satisfy the
asldous persons Of the truth Of the above statement
Store "a NAxaust opposite Herald Ofsce fstaSlssas
1854 FLANNEL shirts And drawers Al very low prices
s2l Iuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
DRINrINC INK MANrFACTORY, "a and ~

- ff0nt-st between Montgomery AMI Goavernear
East River. Ohce "a Maidenlane second rocr The sub
seroer continues 90 manufacture and has constantly on
hand Printing ink Of all the OF quality and color
ffintefs and merchants viii find their orders executed
moderate prices and he ssuTed Of receiving good
an Mne,c a theie 10 the market GEO. MATHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
:. EOR sALECHEAP
"a yALrBNLE TRACT OF LAND

wv il BE- sold pursuant 90 the Will Of John rhomp
son, deceased the ljth OF October next. ~ O'Clock
7 NJ before the Court House Portsmouth a. AZ pebble
agcfion tract ~ land about miles FROM Portsmouth,
tie mouth of the Western Branch. ihe County OF
Norfolk containing BY survey ISL There Is nn
ract OF land of To- IN the county considered 81
ssue than this It's SOIL timber location md general a..
yaufsgcs have Tor long time placed g la III estimation
fos iruit itim q has every adaptation. On 10 aic com
Portable dwelling and the uecesssrs outhaidnss The
land viii b. sold subject 90 ne rght of Tie present occ"
pant to complete ard remove he crop fcrsous ocsns
Of seeing the land viii apply @ Thomas NJ b,ackion
hs on the premises, who VIII take pleasure in showing u
90 them
Terms Onethrd cash the residue % casfy interest
from the day Of sale and o. b. secured By bonds ~h a.
proved security, payable u equal rsa.onts ~ one Ga %
and three Years with deed OF trust on and to secure The
instalrclls and interest ~ they may iull due.
ELIZABETH THOMPSON, "a
ITO be published in the Baltimore Patriot snd NcN
York Tribune three times week tl d-y OF sac aud send
accounts the Office oi The Chronicle and GA Doun
ion.H Portsmouth. Va si5 5fawtOi-.
~, FOR sALE-A good fAGm OF $50 acres good land
comfortable farm bU dngs, plenty OF fruit ard shrub
berry 10 acres Of timber, enc mile from depot a.
Westied. Particular, q ID. Mackenure. on the fam
80. a splendid little farm Of ID acres one mile hum
Piainieid, all complete. Also, farm 81 5u acres ON the
Passaic River. IS timber land good buildings Fsn
~ Of fruit All the above will be sold Dirt cheap Cal
on VAIL every Saturday AZ Corfltndst from u nli
2-othsr DAYS PlAinheld n or d. VAIL, every Monday
A. II Cortland.st from 10 nh 2-othsr days Mansoo
House. at Rockaway. y. J. o. 5w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
sPOkEN.

BY ship supply tbeoge rePotted reported ath
Of fortugas ship Peter Hatrck FIN NOTeans for Liver,
pool IA ds out also brig Clara Of and TN fhiad tor Bar
BADGES q hours out, and brig Cleopatra hence Tor 81
MARKS, > DIS out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
BRUSHES, BRUSHESrr

TIE suBsChl5ER invites the Attention Of COUy.
Try MERCHANTS and the public generally To bis
extensive essoment Of brushes OF ever descr ption
the Brush Factory 81 Pe.rst lFrsntiin s9usre Con.
sAntly on hand paint brushes SSH tools whte-w ash
sale a the .0xest prices.
81 lneocs JOHN L. HOPPEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
COAL.

~ near Broadway.
('OAi-Th1 sgbscribers nave for sal. al lhe l0~est
market price, Peach Orchard Of the sizes do
nVerd eiiner from yard Or boats also, superior White
Ash C0s coz ssicg Ofe Len gh Broad ncanan and
hesn suitable for furnaces stoves ami rsoses Liverpool
ORE. Goa from sEip Or yard $ b. REEVE Co.
cor Carz aOd Elm stss - Murray 81 and cor VI
AZ Su-Dc- Jane and West sta
4 OAs..-i daily ciscbarsinx t.e ggsilly Of
- feacl Orchard Ccs. and VII ceiiy-- u lks sU
~ 2fces i1f cAsh only, w are Not - or Exy
- > ron u- DJss sn1 - csuis additional screen-c
from - gsrt. cgrB-r King 4r1 greenwich eta
sul lu FfTEE CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

h0vEkTlsGD IN lHs rRgUsE ~ srEcIAL .AfroiSTstSr.
z 10 Aad he y farficr enacfed,
knd all advertisements made under the orders q the Post
asfe General In newspaper newspaper, Of Letters
ncaed for any Pos, Once shall b. inserted IN the pa
Der or papers Of the town place where TIE ONCE adFeT
lslns may be situated harHg ~ largesf cir, safion
Nslr Post oGos Lrr, PaIfsf NHch ;, lei7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

Il Nassau ssreet-Notlce IS hereby given the re.a
tiyes and next Of ain u JAYNE p INNERARirY native
" Cuba, late Of the CITY u New-f0rk gentleman de-
ceased and who Is alleged 10 have died iutestae that
shall apply 20 the Surrogate Of the City ana County Of
Newfofk for Letters VI Administration upon the estate
Of the said ntestae, the 18th day VI October next a.
ten o'clock IN tho forenoon. Dated New-York septem
Der l5th l5f7 JAMES ). THAYER
pnhltc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

DrBLIC NOTICE /. bs,s61 ~

I 4
has been presented IN the Board u Assistant Aldermen
% have the vacant lot, Of Thrdreet between Avenue.
and d. suitably fenced Ia from the All persons
Interested IN the above proposition having objections to
the same are requested 20 present them writing 10 tie
undersigned, AZ his office, No Hall Records % or be-
fore the 9Th day Of October nextSrset Commissioner
Office sept 3, lSfT. MARTIN T.. THOMPSON
%.