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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-22

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.---The un-
lv dersigned offers for sale the beautiful proper
", situated in the town Of Miltonsburg, on Lot
No. l, of Wieneke's addition to the town of Mil
tonsburg As it is in the centre of the town, and
the buildings thereon are constructed TO suit any
one wishing to carry on the Dry Goods and Groce-
ry busness---or it would make splendid Tavern
Stand tho stable fronting the alley and large enough
to accommodate from twelve to sixteen horses----
strong inducements are offered 10 any one having
small capital, apd wishing to make profitable
investment. A good warranty deed will be given.
clear of all encumbrance. For terms Of sale apply
to the subscriber on the premises.
June 10, 1913. A F. MAST.
B. Private affairs compel me to make a
great sacrifice ON this property. A. F. M.
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flaming Mills.

VUNHE undersigned would inform the public that
IL he makes and keeps constantly on hand, al
his shop in Woodsfed, Tanning Mills of the I'm.
proved Stafford Patent, more generally known as
the Selby Mill. He will warrant his work to be
equal to anything done in this country. Old Mills
repaired according to order. By calling at his
shop he can afford to sell Mills cheaper than when
taken to the country.
MAY l3, lS4S. SAMUEL FURNlCE.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
SCOURT.-On Monday, the 7th day of August,
ls4s, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and
o'clock, p M. on the premises, in Union town.
ship. Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following described real estate,
as the property of Jacob Archer, deceased, TO wit
The southeast quarter Of the S. E. quarter of Sec
tidn 81. township Z, and range 8, containing
40 and 23-l00 acres; also, the west half of the
southeast quarter of the same section, township,
and range, containing 80 acres; also. another tract
commencing at the northeast corner Of section 2S,
in the same township and range, running thence
west l20 rods to stake, thence south l2a rods to
stake, thence east l20 rods TO stake. thence
north l24 rods to the place Of beginning all situate
in Monroe county, Ohio. Terms. s.-One-third in
hand, one third in six months, and the residue in
one year, with interest thereon from the day of
sale; payments to be secured tn the satisfaction of
the subscriber. JOHN LANNAM,
July ], l848.* Admir- of Jacob Archer, dec d.
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MONROE HOUS S E.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.

The subscriber hastaken this well known house,
(lately occupied by J. Morris) where he is prepar.
ed to entertain the travelling public and boarders
in the best manner. His table will be furnished
with the best the country affords; and his stable
well provided with provender. By low bills and
strict attention to the wants of those who patronize
him, he hopes to merit liberal share of custom.
April, lS48- JOSEPH REDDING.
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Nor BAp.-In New York general manufactu.
ring law has been enacted, which furnishes some
wag with an opportunity to do the following :---
"Wiie,d you perceive that the governor has
signed the general manufacturing bill'" "oh,
goodness. then we shall have generals plenty, il
they are to be Manufactured here"
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HtAUTION.--Al persons are hereby warned
" not to credit my wife Sarah on my account,
as will not pay any debts Of her contracting un-
less compelled by law; she having left me without
any cause or provocation. JOHN EVANS.
Sunsbury township, Monroe Co. o.
July 4, lS48
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Drs. J. g. d. S. Mcmahon

Respectfully inform the citizens OF Woodsheld
and its vicinity, that they have commenced the
practice of Pbysic, Surgery, &C., in the town Of
Woodsfield, where they will hold themselves in
readiness to wait upon all those who may favor
them with their patronage. Office opposite DAY.
enport's Store.
Nav 6, lS48.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-22

WMTARNING...-Al persons are warned not
wv to purchase note of hand given by me to
Harvey Huffman, for twenty-five dollars and fifty
cents, dated on or about the 29th day of May,
1913, and due on the first of September next, as
the same was obtained by fraud, and without con-
sideraton. JOHN OFT.
June 10. lSIS,S
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Oar Victorious Army.


Huzzah! our country flag doth wave
Der Montezuma's halls,
The banner Of the free and brave
Floats Ger the lofty walls;
In vain the foe by numbers sought
To check our little band;
Through fields by blood and valor bought,
They've won the long-sought land!
What though Thousand noble hearts
Shall throb on earth no more.
Z For hurled down by the foeman's darts,
Their dream OF life is DER!
They came at duty's trumpet call
With high resolve they came;
Where better could soldier fall
Where leave prouder name!
And is there one within our land,
Whate'er his tenets be,
That honors not our gallant band,
Who've won such victory
Be his the shame---be bis the doom,
or traitor and OF knave;
A life of self.reproach and gloom,
A lone, unhonored grave!
On Buena vista's bloody plain,
No party voice was heard;
But side by side our ranks were slain,
And side by side interr'd;
And shall we far from fear and harm,
Talk lightly Of the might
Ofthose, who mid the wars alarm,
Were battling for our right'
Huzza! thousand hearty cheers
For all our hearty men;
With shouts ofjoy and burning tears,
Wen greet them home again;
Joy for the forms that safe return!
Tears for the gallant slain!
And let each heart the craven spurn,
That treats them with disdain.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-22

Napoleon said. "The man who uses the phrase
4 cannot, is fitted for nothing but the drudgery Of
human life, under rigid MASTER"
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Cash for Rags!!

The highest price will he paid in cash, pn de.
livery, for LINEN AND COTTON RAGS, at
the warehouse OF Forsyth & Baker, Water Street,
Wheeling, or at the FULTON PAPER MILL,
one mile east of Wheeling, on the turnpike. -
Keep out all the woollens and bagging. We do
not want them.
April s, lS4S A. ARMSTRONG; Il Co.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.-Noticei is hereby
y given, that the undersigned will receive
sealed proposals at the Auditors Office of this
County, until the 4lh day of August next. lat
which time the same will be opened) for making
repairs to Court House of this County, according
to the specification to be seen at said office.
THOMAS ORR,
JOHN CLINE, jr. na
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
Commissioners of Monroe County.
June TO- lS4S.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission.
~ ers of Monroe County, for the year 1913,
levied tax for the Improvement of roads and
highways, Of fourteen cents on each hundred
dollars Of valuation of the taxable property of this
County. And an additional for same purpose Of
six cents on each hundred dollars of valuation of
taxable property in Seneca and Union townships,
at the instance Of the Trustees of said townships.
Said tax may be discharged by labor on the roads,
under the direction of the Supervisors of the sew
eral road Districts at the rate Of sevenyfive cents
per day. JNO. M. KlRKBRlDE.
Auditors Office, Auditor
Woodsiied, May q, lS48.
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LOOK HERE.

LOOK HERE.
n STEED has just received from the EASI \,
oD New and Splendid Stock OF GkoCE-
GAR. MOLASsES, RICE, TOBACCO, PEP
PER, ALSPICE, GINGER, SAL ERATUS,
RAISINS, NUTS, CONFECTIONARIES, Sc.
Also A superior article Of BLUE and BLACK
INK. NERVE and BONE LINIMENT, GOD
FREY,S CORDIAL, CASTER OIL, &c sc
Also COTTON YARN GLASSWARE and
PATENT MEDICINES.
All of which he is determined to sell asCHEAP
as his neighbors. CALL AND SEE!! 5.
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wt>CR's
CANADIAN VERMIrUGE.
l CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS-Ths I

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORHS-This mecr
teine safe IN is operation and easily admins
tered than any ether
TRE GSEATEsr CAusE DEArH snous children Is 10 te
attributed 10 Worms They give rise Numerous disease
and the fatal because least suspected Were ps-
rents to give this uhect attention and carefully o.
the symptomswhich indicate the existence owoIus
in the bowels, TINS LIVES of MANY CHILDREN WOULD
DoUsr EE SAVED.
wISER's CANADIAN VEsNiFUsE has acquired repata-
on far exceeding that OF say otbe medicine Of the kad
and is daily increasing In popularity. Wherever Il -
Known aud used II hes been UNIVERSALLY APPROVED IL
possesses properties which other article OF the kind
does a0RE fsoNPr AND EFFICIENT IN It's action and
trely free from sredent which have any but benef
es eject, the health Of the patient being always proved
when discovered Physicians prescribe
IL, and 20 he language Of IN high standing who
resides Ia Cleveland Ohio, consider Il the only article
the kidd he that Uniform and promp. IN
expeli0s worms" 10 may iadeed no relied with the
prompt conhde - u has NEVER sssS KNOWN TO
This q the why who have used viii not
any other.
We have IN possession snumher Of cerhcstes from
Physicians snd others Of the highest r-speetabity whO
All testify to it, superior efficacy and recommend Il
neverfsillne remedy.
~ Be particular and remember the name WissE's
SAsApiAS NtsnvsE;" this 10 the only article thai car
De depended CT AsAENeER
Prepared only BY J. WlNER co. IS Msiden-lsne
Solc ~ Wyatt hetch am. l2l faton-s;. j. Coddine-
Ton S1S hadson, cor Spring s r A. Sands lss Bowery
cor Spnnsst n u Mrs Hays 1872 Fulton-st Brooklyn,
s"a ~ ufofnsn generally as SrnTuThA S.ts
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nAsTINGS's COMPOUND


MOT ONLY A POSITIVE But WARRANTED
INQUIRE for consumption and al diseases Of the lungs.
This medicine rs. decided the dispute ahout the cursbi
ty Of cOncum pton aud satisfied the medical faculty ana
ali who have used H. that consumption ami ali Affections
Of the lungs not only be cured but that they easily
and and simply cured almost OF the disorders 70
which the human frame is liable The operations OF a
single bottle which costs 81 IL sufficient 20 satisfy pa
tent-if not altogether toe far with the dsesseof
this fact and single dose gives evidence Of It's
traOIdinary influence IN sresng and eradcatng the
lsdy by the immediate relief which IL affords This no
quack remedy Dr. Hsstipss its dsooverer,
Of the most eminent phy scsns Of the age ard has
made full disclosure ofits his history, aud all ts compo
parts 20 the world, wishing incur the
which calculated 10 do such universal good And
such has the wonderful result Of operations that the
Loedon Lancet Medical Times, nd the most eminent
physicians Of both hemispheres snNtousy calling
sufferers have immediste IT, and proc
Ing that Of all known medicine IL alene has positively
abshed its efficacy by uudeuahls proofs Of curing
sumption and oher diseases Of the unss
The great celebrity Of Hsstirgss Compound Syrup Of
Nspbks obyiaes the necessity Of publishing Of
In fact, far can be ascer>ned IL has cured
fast curing almost all who have used IT, and proba-
bly, person has tax bottle but would be willing
give warm certificate IN its favor others have already
done without hesitation.
Probably two-thirds Of the regular physicians bo'h
sides Of the Atlantic using Hastings sphthsSyrup
in their private practice and many othem becoming
for the consumption and all diseases the
lungs entirely through IFS means.
Price q per tile six bottles for Is
As this Is very expensive preparation Ii IS len
round on commission &c IL The mode With qusck mefi
ciues but must be Purchased aud BY those who
eel Asan This arrangement viii 10 general limit its sac
ding where Hssngss Saphhs Syrup cannot be obtained
who he reached by sSge. express stesmb any
Other public convey should write direct 20 " A. r
HARRISON AZ 6renn~ichs Nsv-Y0ik. eaclasing re
lttance n the number Of bottles Ieqa rec which viii be
Immediately packed aud forwarded 20 them 10
70 their safe ana speedy delivery DIS imeodNitW
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MEDICINES.
TO HORSE Owners.

~ SAFE, SPEEDY ANO PERMANENT CURE
hssvs. or is.s wina sIos.g VIM r., 5s'eo S:
membrane Of the lungs throat head Of the horse
in any way stectns
THE sOUNDNEsS or THE ANIMALS WIND;
KlsKBsIDEs TsTrEEskLL's HEAvE Pow1Nas.-Inl s
Rod that mas elapsed since its nrodp INTO tols
try, produced sensation uneqessd By .ny
for the smeliorsto Of the Condition OF tns
msl. IL mas claims upon the favor OF ,ro
public that horse remedy ever 1ssd hsis
l. /, found 70 be specific Tor class VI conf Anh
are pYsvsept 10 an alarming extent among horses 70 "a
country ana which dscresse their a
sevity materially ns.so ,ns Dsss .rssiea,,, coid.
80 nrevents founder and all this "inoot lnconNsn
isncing the animal, for u Pufhes sireh INC
is aso ehssp. being put up IN packages o. nc
-. n ueisht sufficient an ordinary case o.
bssyss sod sdmini,ter In dezsn esses o. eo'c' &c
n 4. warranted 20 cure recent coid or cough ~
a.. md will pefman-nily eradicate hesvss IN about
80 weeks No ,fable should be u1hssf - Below " e
cite from its concusvenss' one anaong MY sinlis
f. - bich are in our possession Mr.. Hanks "a one Of
ss me-, respectable citizens Of South Anboy, ~ Y and
: gsntiernen y no i the last 20 exsggerGte
Messfs A. II. GovcH Co acknowledgements
that Of ,uch cure - as eneetsa on
two OF my horses by your famous HsAFE POWDERS may
b. Acceptable you and may tend 10 change the opin on
OF those who may u Ink aid before tired -hst your
remedy was something Of bunbug deem u en set CT
September horses wbe troubled with the heaves
Of them badly that he was nearly useies ono nav
ips trec all the usual MODES Of treatment inehsStu.y 4
thong would awe them some OF your Heave POWDERS
had heard good deal about tbs remedy dia So ana
without any exsggerson, can say that the erect "
surptsng TIE horse that was least Affected oessn 20
mend atsy aud rscoversd bu. on the one
WHO was much We skened and hsrassed By the eAcesV
cough and difficulty Of breathing the medicine seemed %
have powerful effect he sobbered great Geo. 81 =
s.ernsd 10 much relaxed 10 his whole system tha
thought the medicine hurting him, but soon t.nh9
this was merely th- breaking up q 40 od disease Io'
copousd the treatment. ard IN few days ne began 70
ersnd the heasiug and cough is him. his sppete IN
proved bis coal and hide assumed tine appsafaice Al
=. va. a sound horse in two weess lt ~ Tow three
month. since and the horses have not shown any OF tAe
above symptoms sno would know they bad ey' r
s,n .rou led with any unsoundness IN the wind. leu
make what uie You please Of This document and re-
Ter sny one 70 me for fsiTher particular .
Respectfully. T. A HANKS, South Amboy' n J.
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poMEsrIo IMroarArIors

NEW-ORLEANS-Sssp -ftartc--7ee bbls pork sotcs
shoulders lee do hams Gsodhre CoSo ties hsrns S. hi.
beef Leland Co59 tcs shoulders % do hams Srscken
Scotti69 bbls pork 81 do lard 81 do beef Hewitt Les.
Co3Q hhds susar Y Leverich-2 Os do do ID Mors.,
co-2ss sacks beans ys Johoson Sons IS BIS four Oi
hides w Bsrkerli bales deer skins Beehie Dfeyer
IS bbls u,olssses do sugar Collins Co-lSl hho.
sugu-Rcbst Wilhams-ioi bxs oil stores HILL csk
moissses Dick, Brothers Coli bills wine dsuUohn
sr:cey SsfsrS Nnsesna-i PssiIon Gho1se.o' Msils
Mention Fisber-e do w King 4 Col box mdse
Aoorshead-S mdse Frost Hekss1o ebls pork 50
hhds dc 81 tcs do to order.
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NJ Arr Ne JOU K N A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

ArriveA-BriE Z Walton, Rowe, Georgetown sc,
Do, Lumber. to Post
Br schr frisndship Perry Halifax d. fsh, TO Hcwes
0odhey Co.
saIIsdsbips Splendid, Hsvre Arson, Charleston; ST.
lss Ricbsrd, Baltimore.
BUks Elisabeth, Baltimore; Childs Harold, Havana.
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AT meeting OF the stockholders Of the Hudson
AID Berkshire Railroad held at Hudson few days since
nw" resolved gnsnifnously to pay install Of -
each shaIe for The purpose Of re-laying the Road with
heavy rail- The estimated expense 10 s225,eOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

STEADMAN's PATENT seifsuctio- Marsh,
- Bottle and BresstPips-hishiy recomm.na-s by phy
sieans and All who have seen them used snrle In.
sPecron viii satisfy soy person thN hey have great al.
vsnsses over those IN commsn The subscriber h,v.
ing been appointed the sole agent for this market s pre-
psre6to furnish them in any quantity The attention Of
draEgisisis respectfully requested 10 The above BY
q. GUNNER LYMAN, Manufacturer Of
Il I'm Flint aad Green Glass-lN 09 John-st.
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~ ID. Griffin * Co.'s Patent Heat Generator.
Engineers need not be informed that from thirty 10 hiy
per OF the heat produced has been usually lost even
BY ths best plans Of setting boilers and the same i true OF
al kinds Of furnaces.
The subscribers offer TO the notice Of manufacturers,
method Of saving fuel, originally secured By Patent Dec
3 1872, end since much improved that new Patent
ssued July 81 lS47. It's applicable 10 steamboats, on
the Western waters, stationary engines 20 heating actO-
nes 10 burning brick 10 pans Sc In priawork 70 annea
ing furnaces 70 stills 70 papermils 10 the Manufacture OF
gar az the South, &c. &c
has been thoroughly tested BY business o. the highest
respeetabty who have realized saving Of from twenty
five 10 forty per cent and consists IN, l peculiar con-
suetion Of The nre-chanber Of furnace, rendering the
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly all the gas-
and smoke thus generating maximum amount OF heat
from gwen quantity Of feel and ID An arrangement %
the fines and chimney by which the heat retained under
the pan boiler, aud only escapes AZ temperature inca
pahie Of boiling water An artificial draft substituted
FOR the natural and the necessity Of building high Chin
neys entirely o5yiaed. The cost Of setting thus much
less than By the old methods IL has been spilled 10 fur
for heatn factories and in prnwortw
economy bo,a Of cost and Of fuel Boilers and fur
In be altered with but sgnt expense or
delay. state County individual NIGHTS are offered on
terms satisfactory and those Interested are invited 70 ex
anime cefcaies drawings and models a. the ONCE 81 the
Extract rom report Of the Committee on Arts and Sci
ences Of the American Institute, Sept 80, l8H
Your Committee are Of opinion that this plan, both
theoretically and practically embraces the best application
any plan which has Jet been exhibited 20 them BY order
(signedl JAS RESwICK. Chairman.
Reference may be made 70 tie following gentlemen
samuel Morgan ia water-st n. Y, Lor~ood Works,
Il Yonkers: Garner Co % Pinest Print Worksst Hsv-
Screw Works; lnsersOil Mcdowell Paper Mills, South
Tyringhar Mass Messrs Johnson, Kline and others
OIL MIL New BTunsvck " j.. Z. strans, Brcx Yard
Grassy Point John Adrsnce Co. P0gghkeepsis Dun
Harrington, Pleasant Valley; U. W Lee, Flour
o29 lawtf 1872 Broadway. ". Y.
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REVIVE YOUR DRoKEN-DoWN
HORSES.

Many person who being in possession Of an animal
siurely decsysd from snefvang Effects OF IN
old OF hsayes has believed thai his hoi Sc ~ hsIH
worth spending money On, being Influenced ~ our
convincing proofs that the Heaye Powders would cure
has purchased Them and in many cases which have cOn
20 our knowl,dse the ra-boR.f and droopiDg ed
been made TO look three younger ~
our medicine the heaves would be cured, the aPpeue
irprc we'd the cost sickeneo and the muscular horts
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TO IRoN-FouNpERs.

OFFICE CR0TOS AQCEDUcT Board, an 10, l3is.
- EALEO PROPOSALS viii Be received By the sub
- .cb-s, a. this 0ce, uEt the the 18th day Of Jsnu
sry P ~ for SO l2inch and 800 inch water pipes
The size named to be inside diameter and each pipe TO be
feet long, the average weight Of the s-nch 70 be $50
pounds snd the pinch 672 pounds 6nch pipe weigh
ing les than $50 pounds and the Inch weighing less
thar $50 pounds. will b rejected The whole pass
the established inspection and proof BY pressure so
pounds the sqgArs inch 20 be OF uniform sickness
strong tough ron, free om ali imperectio1s whatever
and such viii bear drioz and cutting To be delivered
such wharves in The City Of New may be iesix
mated ~ The s1oscIiOsr VIZ,
50 o-ineh pes, loh Narcl so iG-h pes 18th Jane
30 G-inch ppes lHth April 80 i1inch pipes 5thMarcb
10 6-inch pipes. ION May 80 izi1ch pices f5tb APRIL
Proposals viii whether the pipes are 70 bs from
bsst furnac. iron re-meiec iron .pd II from blast fur
will specify the Of the ne &c and ors used
price per foot will Be named.
Payment 10 be made within 90 DAYS from the inspection
Of each parcel With reservation Of 10 per until the
comple.ioa Of The contract
The names Of two responsible persons. with their writ
ten zsent % become sureiies for The futment every
psrtenlsr Of the contract wiz Be required 70 accompany
th- proposal.
Ia deciding UPON the proposals. the Croton Aq1sduct
COMMITTEES the night Of rejecting any proposal they
cisspprove
b. order Of the croton Aq1edsci Committee
III J1 Jas A COFFIN President
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T. COLEMAN, on he premises ,.II,i. or q
,oFOR SAIE or EXCHANGE for CITY Pr

ElFOR SALE or EXCHANGE f5r City Pro
- perty-A superior farm, 90 acres sTabls meadow,
pasture and wood efficiently productive 10 sup.
port large family. aud necessary farm stock being
pete farming establishment which IL neat modern
mansion and kitchen also farm house and kitchen barn.
sc excellent water suiiabe for gentlemsn seat prac
cal farmer hotel and store, both ct which would do good
business here and farming ccmbiued situate Ia the much
frequented, healthy snd beautiful village Of Quogue,
Sahok Co partly the Qusnuck Bay IA line OF the
tempiated cans noted for trout game and sportsmen
within four hours Of the city daily Immeaiate pos
session, with the farm stock hay, gfsin Nc f desired
Price S8O0onefourth cash residue bond aud mortgage
for years At I've cent payable quarterly. Address
;. 9. (postpaid) QgOgge Post Office Long Island.
N BThe farm has has front II 900 feet both sides
Of the poet road, which be turned into productive vii
laKe lots 40 2az1rr.
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~ MI a Fts4E VI III nut III D an fIII
So for Sals-The subscrbsr Of IN health
with the view Of closing his affairs, ofsrs for sale
his srist mill and homestead together With the farm
tsched, consisting of about so OF choice pow and
meadow lard. orchard OF excellent fruit good dwell
necessary outhudings together with p choice dairy
cows, situated in the town OF Warwick, Orange County
New York the main rosd from Florida to Chester de-
p0i on the Nsw-York aud Erie Rslrosd In 10 mmedi-
vicinity are churches schools Zone known sew
aids Fsmsle Instituted stores aud public houses The
mill has pairs Of French burr stones, with All nsces
sary fixtures complete for Touring II desired II will be
40 in separate parcels suit purchasers and portion
Of the purchase money may bond aud mortgage
FOR farther particulars inquire Of the subscriber
WIN COLEMAN, on the premises; or Of
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Names ofin,estaies whose

~tiflts nave pr~L l.ArD
charge OF By the Public
Administrator or bic pre-
d-ce-<ofs, and which
have not been heretofore
reported.