The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-12
- REAL ESTATE MARKET. 9g;a
liz Broadway, New York. ~@=l

FACTORIES, MILLS, and WATER POwER-A grea,
variety are offered for sale on the most reasonable
terms, among which are the following,
l. In Pomret Connecticut Farm of 100 acres of excel
lent land, well cultivated, with dwelling Houses Barns
and other farm buildings Also durable stream water
with saw Mill and two Mechanic Shops, of which
Is a Shing emaking Machine Price $50oO
2. In Lyme, New London, Co., Connecticut, Tannery
Mill operated by water power and the establishment thro
out IN perfect order for the manufacture of Leather with
all modern improvements good Dwelling house, and
acres ct land. Price $4,000.
s. very valuable Water Power and Mills situated one
mile from Mattawan and miles from Fishl landing;
Dntchess CO., N. Y. About of land one story
Stone Factory rs ny SO and story basement and
attic Frame Factory % by So wh separate wheel
and geerng 40 superior iron Icons, Sunet or
any kind OF twled work; TN Dwelling Houses &c&c
Terms easy Price $l4,006.
5. In the village OF Leeds Green Co. near the Hndson
River. 100 miles from New York Four acres of land with
the water power Of Catskl Creek with 20 fall dwell
ing houses, and large substantial built Mill house suitable
Tor COTTON or wooden factory Touring mill Price $4,000
s. In Lyonsdale, Lewis Co.. 40 miles from Utica s64
acres acres OF land with the immense water power High
house. Will be sold very low.
4 very valuable Water Power, the hourshins village
Of lleavelton, ST. Lawrence Co.. Ogdensburg with
land and dwelling houses wanted.
8. Water Power, with six acres of land in the cv n,
Utica. Price $1,000.
9. In East Franklin Delaware Goa well cultivated
Farm OF 800 acres Of excellent land, with never failing
supply pt water, and fall OF "a feet The improvements
ctnslit OF cold stone dam, Sa W Mill ana Flour.
ing MILL SOby 40 feet sto, rs hgh halt the mont suI-
saItal manner. aud iounded roci. These mill hsv.
as mAcl custom wUrh hcJ do: cotton WOODEN ami
scyhe factories greatly wanted, here is plenty OF
water for them all. Price 10000
TO- In Gardnerye Orange Co.. Grist Mill with Q RIM
Of Buhr-stones Bolts, Screens, &c Plaster Mill and
Saw MILL all IN first order, and doing large custr
business, dwelling-houses and "A land AL
another Factory Building suitable for cotton or wooden
manufacturing. An abundance OF the whole year
miles from Erie Railroad Price $4,000.
IL. In Newark, New jersey a Steam FACTORY buldiro
l20 feet long 80
IL. Six miles of Newark large frs.-rate Fourino
Mill never falling supply OF water. so improved
nnd dwelling house &C., very iavoaby located for man
uiactures Of any description. Price $4,000
49, In Pennsylvania, on Lehigh River, Luzerne Co.,
great Water Power, with Saw Mill in operation and
5000 land Will be sold cheap in portions as want
ed.
IA. In Union Co, Penn, Farm $50 acres of good
land, with dwelling House, Barn, Clover Mill and Saw
Null situated on Penns Creek, West Buffalo township
Here Is great and very valuable power for manu-
featuring purposes for the very low price of $4,000.
10 In Mary land. AT Grey Rock in Hartford Co. ON III,
Susquehannah miles from Hayre de Grace very great
water power all ready for Will be sold parts or
the owner would take capitalist partner to establish
manufactures.
l6 Paper MILL Is miles from Baltimore buildings
stone, and substantial Machinery of The not
improved descriptions together with 2l9 OF fine land
Price $4,000.
II. In the District of Columbia Farm containing
800 acres, on mile Creek, miles from Washington Civ
with brick Cotton Factory, 56 f. inches by 4l4 feet al
fidd ffJ uiessra "a Iuufuerlhg
Mexican women and children, but, through their
Legislature, have expressly repudated the whole
war. Is it for this act that they counselled
TO cover themselves with humility 1t cannot
be, for they are exhorted in the same breath "to
pray that the sword shall cease to kill" Perhaps
the Governor himself regrets the too conspicuous
part he has played in this war, and is at last pre-
pared to acknowledge his error. There is room
enough for humility, there, and deep repentance,
that the Executive of Massachusetts should have
so forgotten the position she has ever claimed to
occupy in the history OF liberty and human rights
as to compromise her honor in sight of the whole
world, by aiding and abetting in a war expressly
designed to uphold the institution OF Slavery
Would that the observance of Fast Day by the
people Of this Commonwealth might atone for
this offence; but we no believers in yica.
rious atonement, aud however humbled we NAV