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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
PONTI1R AL.
TIE SABBATH.
By ROBERT MoNTGoNfKy.

BY ROBFRT MONTGOMERY.
Sweet SabbIth mourn from ehildhoad's dinpled pm
I've hyed 10 hail thy cslm-reneaine timr;
Sol, steal Thy bells upsn the feasive mind,
I II rait-gling murinars f,a,les the wind.
Telliug Of friends and lines IL 9 wing away,
And 5lsslal hopes Harmonious with Tie dst.
Or iy sill dawn. wiRe holy music pals,
And tar around the lingering echo steals,
What heart cnmmures not viii the ds, : rePase.
And bursts the ,htsldom ofrrrfes'rial "ntsl
Who in his tempt, gises 50 I'D prayer,
Nor feels tic maHsty Of Heaven is there J
Emblem Of Peae rpan the village PIN
Thou dawn 's,a blessing TO the toll wafn swain;
Seen as Nv smiles s'hwart ,tr upland play,
His basa. gladdens with the frightening dafi
liumbl and happy 10 lis lot resigned.
lie f.els The inwsrd sahbs,h If the mud
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SuGARA>D COFFEE. IS hhd, Porto Rico, c
10 WILLIAM MERRITT:

HNAkE notice that shall, on Friday. the Goth day OF
i May next, al the Law office of Edley < Spence,
in The Town ut lynchhurg prorcrd t, take the depasl
tluns Of Francis -. AlStead and others u he read
idence IN suit row depending in the Circuit Superior
Count If Law aud Chaucery for the of lynchburg,
wherein am plaintiff and YOU are Drrnlaut. al which
lime and place may attend # you think proper; and
mentioned they viii be taken the next far day, sun
day excepted.
LEWIS MERRITT. =
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E,NgassI5. EaaE4a.


fE7IE undersigned. having opened school near Flon
d Amherst ceonty 9mlles n w, of i.yncbburg.
would respectfully Inform all parents and guardians, that
fine Opportunity is afforded them, for educating their
children and words The undersigned is graduate and
has had the advantage othree years experience in teach
ing He has the testimonials Of his former patrons in ref
erence 10 his abilities teacher. which he can show
any desiring it. The location Of the School is in
fin, healthy secton and among people of refinement
and intelligence Strict attention viii be paid to the
morals olthe pupils, aud monthly report of their pro
gress Sc. will be sent 10 the parents The nndesign
ed would reirthe public 10 DR. Patteson and t. Rucl
en- patrons OF the School. The Session commenced 18th
January. and viii continue ten months Terms of til
ton are SO for the English branches ard /. > for the
Classics. Boarding may be had very low.
Address F.lon p. o.. Amherst county. Va.
Jan. 21-wlOm. RIO. W. WATTS, \. NJ.
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' IilGIS IA:

Rules holden in the Clerk Nice Of the Circuit Su.
- pcror Court OF Law and Chancety for the Town Of
i.,nehbnfs ON the 3rd day Of April, Sis:
Elizabeth Orn,hv, Plaintiff
against
Jesse = Young, admin traitor Of W illiam Shears dec
Francis ) Butler David p. Rccs, benjamin W High ard
Hannah ms vile formerly Hannah Shears wife OF said wi.
'''iu NH''iSt dec d, Defendants
Tie ' tndant, Francis : Butler having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of Assem-
by and the rules o tins Court and appearing by satisac
tory evidence, at he nat inabltant OF this
j. ordered that the said Dcndant do appear here on The
first day II TIE rcyt term and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff;
and that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted some
newspaper printed IN thetown Of Lynn bag months
posted at the front door Of the Court House,
in the said town.
: Cory-Tesc,
April 6-w2m u. ROBES, Clk
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SUMMER COURSE or ,NEDiC.H ~;
1I0N, IN RfCNNOND, J,L
a COMPLETE course of Lectures and FNamina
"a tons The different branches # Medical Science
VIII he delivered. as below during the interval of the
inter Lectures ot The Medical Department of lamp
den Sidney college,
Charles Bell Glsn, NJ. d. Surgery and Materia
Medica.
Carer p Johnson, NJ u Anatomy and Physiology
James H. Conway, NJ. H. Practice Of Medicine ard
Obstetfics
:. Maupln. NJ. ID. Chemistry.
The course VIII he commenced on the 2Oh April and
continued To the 20h October 1t viii be illustrated BY
Medical, Surgical. Oh>teirica in the College In
6nalory aud Richmond Sims House Ausruljatlon and
Percussion will be practically taught and The Student
made familiar with the difficulties OF this important ard
10 diagnosis
The admirable Museum Of the College and the vaua.
bic collection of Chemcl Apparatus, Plates Models and
Instruments. VIII be made suDservcnt the uses If the
Student and free may be had to the Libraries of
each OF the Lecturers
The Dssecliu. Room will be open to Students free Of
expense; and experience has proved that the study Of
practical Anatomy may he prosecuted during the entire
summer. without inconvenience. by the application of
the Anli>eplic agents use.
lne fees, tut the courSr, amount 10 400
Application my be made Ia an, Of the Lecture.
Reh uead. hpnl -
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BOIII\G CLOTHS
FASHIONS FOR SPRLNG s. SElLNER Isis,
AT EDWARDS \ LEES.

FEU- DOORS .1BOTE.uEEH& GU.i1kLNS
.lND OPPOSITE S.l1iEEL b. 1HtR.lLhN"S
4 working At tins time, much, more, Tor a
reputation than ior the profits work, al who II
vor with their patronage will certainly get good Job aud
Of course cannot help beng pleased &c eel confident
work will bear close by tie best p Judges,
aud afraid have compared with work done any
where IN 'he world great many gentlemen in the
habit Of sending To Richmond and the North, to have their
clothes made they nut give trial and the work is not
done we'll hay have had done in either OF those pa
ces, Will pay lo the foods. TRIAL is what we ask
Apulj-ts
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g.. e.. Lee,
SERGEO.E DENTIST.

SGRGEO.N DENTIST.
OFFICE ON the cross Street leading from Main ct
, To the Washington Hotel. aud opposite the Posi-
Ohre where heis prepared to do all operations in Den
tisry
Dec 6-wl2m
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WHOLESALE
fF0s ~: ss'N e IL q Sct
80. I5.l MARK Eft STREET,
tBETN ZEN ITH AND 5TH1

FE1TNlUFEphIH.
TIN subscriber respectfully solicit, the attention OF Co,r
y Merel'n4 and Dealers generally an examination
ot a complete -t1e.. OF
RN,IDI ,NlDE CLOTHING,
Which tor extent, variety ana vorRmanshp lie naters
himself Will give universal satisfaction, while his reduced
scale Of prices presents purchasers ind, 60 nents which
cannot he supposedly any other establishment in the United
States.
Philadelphia, March 9-WJn JACOB REEF.
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sECGorklc ~ simpson,
I. II @ 4 4 II y ID q J. II A /
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ON their attention all Goods aud Produce
u Signed
FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT
They have aud saoa', general and well ,cleeie,
stock ui
GrGrcrsfS,
winch they ont Tho he their patrons far pr.
consisting N par II Tho iailpVing=
115 hacs Iaa. Lag dyra. Ja,a and Mafac4ibo Coffee,
J. hhds \. bricaHst II. CROW AID T. r sugar,
- do aaa bbi' Maasses. part extra I.laht,,
10 thl, Tanners O,l. IN tine order,
do afge No. ; Maeherel,
10 kit No | do
So boxes 1al!ow and hdamantibe candles,
100 sack. Liverpool salt,
- small do Table salt,
5000 lbs Bacon sides, p,ime atticle.
800 keg Nst1s and >pikcs,
300 lbs 4 NJ B.tcfcd Stc,l,
1000 do Cast steel,
5000 do round and square Iron,
tons Mountain bar Iron,
500 ib. Hoop Iron,
100 kcg. Blasting and Gun Powder,
1000 fect Safety Fuse,
20 nrst. Mood Ware,
! aSc' Pine Appl. Cheese,
- blstcts sweet 81,
80 bnshcls Clo, cr Seed,
= do Timothy Seed
5000 lbs Lewis " nie Lead
% lbs. Candle Wick,
ALSO.
Fine Chewing ard Smoking Tobacco
OF THEIR owh MANUrAorrRE.
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on CONSIGNMENT
IN 900 LBS Cotton Yarns, "Nlllton" and "Cnion"
lO,OOO Factory,
~ bales Domestic,
- eases Mas and Stick I.ocoii,e from com
mon ia extra fine,
, hhls Cuba Sugar,
& bIfrcl. Sugar,
u do Sularo OIL,
boxes cn1ns.
Ieb. III.
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Aln. 4 Ina
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for private dissensons. Recent occurrences -
which be need not more particularly aluie. but
which have no, been altogether without notice II
some Sunday Papers, aud II a daily paper which
be need not name here every other member Of tue
company names il In an audible mlunur.l have
caused him y reflect and BE- feels that i0r him and
Robinson 70 have any personal differences az such
q moment. would be Forever % deny that good
feeling IN the general cause Tor which be las res-
son 10 think and hope that the gentlemen ~ Dom
beys House have always been distnguisned.-
Robinson replies 70 this Ike man and brother
and one genteu1n VINO has been IN toe office three
years, under continual notice % gait on account o.
lapses in his arithmetic, appears 10 perfectly new
light, suddenly bursting out Nitn thrilling speech
in which be says May theiE respected chief never
again know the desosti0n which has laiien Oh us
hearth and saya great variety OF Things p-siu
ming with Nav be never again, which are re-
ceiyed with thun9crs OF applause. Ia snoIt i''''
delightful evening IS passed only lntef4up'c1 - I
difference between two Juniors. who, quarreliAg
sboot the nrobstle amount o. Mr. Carkers ate re
ceipts per snnum, defy each other with aecsnisrs,
and are taken out greatly excited. soda " htef
il ia general request az the Office next dhy' Hh'
mot a the party deem the bill an imposition.
AS 70 Perch. the MESSENGER, be IS IN lar " ~
Of being ruined for life He finds himself asain'
constantly ia bars o. public houses beng tes'eu'
and wing d-esfluliy. Il appears that be met every
body concerned ntha late transaction everywhere
and said 10 them Sir or Madam az the case
was. why do you look 30 pale at which eae en-
shuddered from head 70 foot and said " On fefen
and ran away Either the consciousness oil these
enornities or the reaction consequent on hquor' re
duces Mr. Perch % an extreme state Of lo~ sPr.ts
az that hour Of the evening when he usually seeks
consolation 10 the society Of Mrs. Perch al ban
Pend and Mrs Perch irets good deal Tor she
fears his confidence in Woman IS shaken no" ana
that he half expects on coming home at nignt %
find her gone oh with some Niscount
Mr. Dombeys servants are becoming al Tue
same time quite disspatsd, and unfit for other ser
vice. They have no, suppers every night and la k
it over with smoking drinks upon the board. MI
Towiinson is always maudlin after hall past zen
and frequently begs - know whether be cidn say
that no good would ever come OF living IN corner
house They whisper about Miss Florence; and
wonder where she is but agree that II Mr. Dom
bey don't know, Mrs Dombey does This brings
them to the latter, of whom Cook says, She had
stately way though, hadn't she But she was too
high They all agree that she was too high; and
Mr. Towlinson's old fame thehousemad who isvery
virtuousl eutreats that you will never talk to her
any more about people who holds their heads up
as If the ground wasn't good enough for EN-.
Every thing that is said and done about II except
by Mr. Dombey is done in chorus. Mr.. Dombey
and the world are alone together
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have ven seen
THE ELEPHANT,

~ isLt>AAA lr@U Jul NNAb
hF MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, wit, jokes, satire, and
~ the general humorous chsracterslcs VI the country
focus of jest snd 0liy and Prime Minister Of Old hng
Fuu The Elephant determined never 10 lose good
joke because 10 dd make 10 and be at all times pre-
er Old wit he does old wine 10 original dizziness the
wIihny q which Is becoming very prevalent Ia the
country.
lie will therefore SCISSOR every good paragraph that ap-
pears In pTIut
TO ALL TIE WITS IN THE COUNTRY
Tho Elephant though provefbsy grave, Jet be Is by
Mo disposed discourage true wit whose inUence
upon aud things salntary aud healing and whose
shafts Iesis0ly renrtratiug Therefore, % encou
national wit "a 20 sluae the best egscy that can BE-
a. nation. be proposes add oilers premium Of TEN
DOLLARS tin gold OF current bsl Tor tho best OH NAL
piece OF huuilr ugt 10 exceed ten or twenty printed lines
Of hI paper Thus 10 viii b. tat he means 70 pes
high for his material Such. therefore may think this
pdze worth conteDoing oT.i address. The Elephant
post paid. -
PRICE ONLY THREE CENTS.
One dollar year 10 advance Three Cents sirsa Copy
copies to- - - copies for -lOi - copies for go
Oldsfs containing reutances aud all communication
intended for tho Elephant, must be addressed 20
W. III GRAHAM, General Wholesale Agent
Tribune Bulldogs, New-foIs.
krouis nd n your orders 10 Sits
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xr~ ADAILY MORNING IINR.-At
-. clock. A 81 for Nsr.hnr,h - .i.hL

c4ock' a D. for Nevburgb nd Flshkili
: andlns a, Peck's Dock iHsyer-trsy Yer,
Point and Cold SpfinE 49,
The ice steamer NORWICH. Capt W. B. Dodge, will
issY- New-fork from Warrsn-st pier every Monday
We nesday and rndsy a. o'clock. A. 81
The ice steamer HIGHLANDER. Capt C. B. Arm
s,ronE will leave NewYoTs from Wa.gen-st pier syery
lgss'dsy' Ihur'dsy Ard saturday, 81 o'clock, 4 II
stages connect with the boats the east side Of the
rveI FOR Poaghkeepsi- Hudson &c and on The YVES. ia
Tor hings'oo, CAtsk and Absuy
All pacEsk-s and parcels will Be landed It any Of tha
regular erdng' n paid for A. the oce Of the a. suS ea
board the boat s'' TX Pf ~. ~
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ITO r, @ ~. &

Tsresofiu.estEfes hcss
.s.at.s have b-ru tsket
aharc- Of By he Pub.il
k-mlnisirai0r ~ - pre-
c-c-ss1Is ard w1icf
nave been heretofore r.
ported
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NOTICES.

NOTICES.
PSYCHOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS
FOWLER- & WELLS,
tlinfon Hall. 1Sf Nn-sau-sr. y. \.
NO CHARGE UNTIL TIE HAIR Is REsTORED
are the terms which
HFkLs's HAlR RESTORATIVE
~ sins been applied FOR many ears. For those
whs ~ish 10 apply themselves Il Is or sale. Office l08
Nasssust Ladies' Depository 81 Br0tS~sy \. B-Fes-
scnAl reference given u5lvs
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"a BEAUTIFUL. RE>IDENCE.-For Sale

"a BEAUTIFUL. RE>gDEeCE.-FT Sale
email farm consisting VI hlry-hys acres. N the toy
Of LewisboTo, the Harlem Railroad, two M =,
north OF Nhltockvihs The said farm 10 well timDe.re
ADD well wsefrd, having Ieyerfsinf stream runa.ss
through Il, empyirg into the Crton. There % % s.'
farm good twosory frame house, barns and oinef ~
houses. Being within two hours ride on Newt
kallrseS. the above would make beautiful co1any ~,
dence for sNewfoIk merchant, gardener t's '"'"s
irnt and vegetables Tor the N@w-f0fk msiset. ,...
Fos farther pstiea srs apply % John Wisos, 20
on tao lam, OF u REV. OEC. seLyy
sisawsm ~ AglbsgySt Nsw.fssf
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o. FOR SAIE-Tbe two. story end attic brick Dwell
N lng house 100 Henfyst between Rutgers and Jefsr
son SIS house - - - feet deep, inciuaio eafoom
= built In the beet manner, ropete with every
snce Tor the present owners especial Use and occupancy
marble maltels throughout CrotcD water each story
bslhSs and green rooms garden well arranged, and
stocked with grape 10 sood beang, fountain IN the
Ter and % one u The most desirable stGaf for
denee IN the Seventh Ward. Lease yeap uIexpifed,
with usual covenants Tor " the RUTGERS essfe
VIZ BE- sod low 4s 60, terms cay Apply to
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AZ FOR -ALE-That very desirable dwelling wsh
~ he-stons front, finishing the pouh eide Of
Twenty hrst 81 next 10 the conner OF Lexington ave-
a1d directly opposite Gfamercy PARK The hosss
hires stories with attic high basement under cearsS
feet wide BY % feet deep with extension 10 the rear
gtSnes high and Is feet deep interior 10 IN the Style
Louis XIV and as q workmanship. quality VI ma,shA.
richness and beauty Of finish q unsuT Lsed by any h0sss
ia The city has All the m~defn Improvements. lafse
portion Of tie purchase m0ney Telan bond aud
mortgage For particulars apply to
Jgtw 4, j. BLEECkER, AUct0nesr, 7 Bfoa6st
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Namsscftntes .ies y nOst
.-Lalr. NV. hsln ttkrn

estates have been taken
.lsfge Of b. he Paolif
atn'll.sff..ll or ne pre-
d. ctsf1rs. sad wlirl
have cot heel hsrcioi0rs
reported
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LADIES, BEWARE!

4 FARCE IN ONE ACT, as played at the Broadway
"a The alter. ~ cents.
Litteils Living Age. No. 1913.
The Mysteries aud Ms-nes OF New-York, BY Ned Bunt-
line, "a Edition, Part L. Price, - cents.
A -Four 10 The River Ssguenay Ia Lower Canada BY
Charles Llnmln. Price, 80 cents
The Bottle Poem, By H. L. Gratfan, iiust l@.c.
The American Almanac, tor 1913. 81
The illustrated London Almanac, for 1913 30 cents
The London Pictorial Times Almanac. - cents.
Jane Eyre edited by Cufrer Bell. - cents.
Oslandino. by Miss Edgeworth. Bound, y cents
The Drama At P0kenie, by Eyerpoiut 81 ceuis.
The Cock and Anchor Tale u Dublin. - cents.
The Nineteenth Century, a new Olrtefly. - year
Remarkable Events 10 the History Of America No o. PC
Quiet Husband, by Miss Pickering. = cents
sybl LeunzId, by Mrs Gray. . cents.
Songs for the People, No 25 Illustrations p cents.
salathis the Wandering Jew, by Rev. o. Cfoy. 5oc
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The Playmate Tor ths Young. ~ a year
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For sale By ljlslwl BERFORD co Aston House
pL rt1r mn
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Nl Fof s.e o. eKchanze Tor profuctiss property n
Ns" foik or brooklyn, beautiful residence on re
pa. OF the fassalc River, only sw minutes wax fSm
tne Railroad Depot, consisting of about acres Of srf
aod ssplencid mansion Containing Is rooms with every
eoayeDieace sarcens beautifully laid anf stocked with
- fr1it.,rees This valuable property viii DC sold sts
great bargain ara terms Also several
very desrzbe residences and building sites at hsv.os
wood, L. only Is mingtes run by steamboat. Apply V
j3 2~ T. b. MINER, IsJ Water-st
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LIS.

NOuNG GUARD <OJREE.-The Fourth Annual
SJree ofts Young Guard. Tor Young Mems Henry Clay
Associston) will take place at the Coliseum, M0nda.
evening, Jsnuary 81 Tickets may be obtained Of any
memOs VI tho Committee sad ne principal Hotel,
WM J. HASSEL, CLaiTuan.
Henry c. BoVniNor, Rec Secretary. j7uJ
Z AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALL to 0eofFs
IA a. Evans at Taminany Hall, Feb. IS 8f3 Tickets
sdnittiug gentleman and ladies' g. con b. hsi the
once Of Young America, Ol Nasfau-s from the Pfesi.
dent, $50 Broadway OF any 81 tho Committee.
y NJ CLANNON President.
Mana T. CoAMEsFosD, Secretary.
d28 Jt&JnR iwtFsb3A9 cts
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" The Subscribers beg Leave 10 INFORM their ana
the epcpreaD public thai hey will expose for ale an
Saturday BAD Inst pair Of year old steers raised AID
stts1 BY John Preston Esq Of Dover Dntehess County
IN his state that have been pronogncsd By good Judge,
the best and prmest cattle Of their eye ever seer In nm.
country they viii also have the sane DAY 3 mime
splayed heiieIs tEst were raised b. sdllmsn Ensrn
Esq o. Dover Plain. also, some extra TAT Laa5s S<rp
Cagei &c, al Of which Will be disposed Of a. uodrrsf
rates The above cattle will Be killed an Toa.S,v eb
&. ~ ondss-st L. cARMAN, u 4 70 csrsre Market
us 6tis. WIN LABOR ID 4 II az
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MYSTERIES AND MrSERIEs

~ NEW-lOkk-By Ned buntline.-" This work Ia
Ouli OF striking and startling incidents The picgures
are az zraPhic-probaby highly cOored bat Ia the main
truthful Mr. Mstse the Chief Of Police cerfss 70 the
correctness Of the detsus and the whole thrown INTO
the shape Of novel which fail having vide cir.
culauon' Sunday Times
Look out for Part 3 published by
JIG Nv BERFORD * Co 2 AstOr House
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- FOUR ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS for
n sale Forty hrstsi. between Ninth and Tenth ave-
- nues. Inquire at Isl " alsef-st Jls 81
-. FOR SALE III suse and lot - Barclay-st. Apply
W.: TO ,. J HALL. GO Barely st.
ELL j2ou
~. ROUSE TO LET and some furniture foI sale =
~ The ,hrce-stOr and attic dwelling - East fifteenth
- st. Apply 81 - EdstFllleenlh a. or - fins-st.
~ Nv.
L. ROR ~AIE-The t-ost0fY brick house and lot ls
E.a Burton g. between Beccker aud Bedford ~ Lot
* 10 feet inches by 80 feet Title ndisputabe. For
terms spply 70 BURR, WATERMAN co.
10 iws 100 south a.
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~ fAhW TyiL C3f4Es--N ~ DC scid by JAnfo
" MILLER AuctiOneer, ~ the Merchants IA
change, a. u cock On " ednescsy. February y
1913, very desirable fam, .1ie the resaence " fosr
Aymar deceased about mile east of the VILLAGE Of Js
Hlics- Queens county consisting " sboui eleven acres
" lana on which q good two story dwe ghouss ana
barn snd other cot bullding.
Asoi pew % 10 81 Thomsss Church SewYork.
tof farther particulars inquire Of o. BARKER kss-
lane. btfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

g. FOR SALE OK LEAsE-The elesan, Bleach
., ing Dyeng aud Calendefing establishment 81 PAtsf
- son, New Jerssy. Known as the " Washington
Bleach WORKS" The badlng, and machinery arc 10
complete order, ready Tor immediate operation.
FOR Information respecting the condition 2nd character
Of the works, application may be made 10
SMITH BOsWIfH, ESQ. Proyidence, r.
THOMAS ROGERS, Esq n WaIlst. New-York.
JOHN ID. PRINCE, Esq Practical Bleacher, Dyer
and Printer, firm Of Plummer 4 Pnncel or "