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Saint LOranzo and The Old Woman.

When | was in Modica, priest gave
me laugllable instance ofthe credulity of
the lower orders. A woman in comfort
able circumstances had an only son of
whom she was so fond, that she could not
rest for desire of knowing in what man
ner he was 10 die. To learn this she eve
ry day attended in the church to which
my narrator belonged, and kneeling at
the shrine of ST. Lorenzo, made long and
feryent orations, begging him to enlighten
her on the wished for point, always con-
Guiding with, Blessed St. Lorenzo, in
form me of what death my son is to die ,
For long time, as may wei be supposed,
she got no answer; but her constant visits
and lnvariabie prayer, with the necessity
of being daily oblidged to remind her that
1t was time to shut the church, at length
she wore out the patience of the sexton.
He waited however I'll Passion Week, du-
ring which ii is customary to veil the i'm
age. When the good lady made her ap-
pearance he laid himself behind the cur
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tain which concealed the figure, and on
the wonted supplicaiion of Blessed ST.
Lorenzo, inform me of what death my
son is to die;' he instantly replied in
hollow, solemn tone 'Impiso, impiso;' in
English 'he viii be hanged sAhr said
the indignant mother, rising from her
knees, not at al astonished at the miracle,
or grateful for the gracious condescension
OF the saint, 'you rascal, it was for that
tongne of yours you were roasted alive
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Attachment RreipY

The following capital ID{y widow u aad an
Alabamy sheriff and after how op, ola. ana
is worth repeating ng and amid tb Giu.
Court was IN ssshich crowded pnon
fpiiclty OF busiYe stopped at the doo-
hlm at term te sunny side of fl,;rtv
of widow2ay, had often besto,-91' ,.
who, by Is upon the sheriff aforesa;J -
netting fitted, and soon the widou- a1
He wdhe confusion and delight ~ wb;aS ap,
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Ingenuity Of LIE GFrnlans

The following are some of the inven-
tions which have originated In Germany:
A. ID. S50-Saw mills; S9S-Sun dials;
996-Fuliing mills; I070-Tllage of
hops; il00-Wmd mills. oil paintings;
l270-SPeciacles; I300--paper of linen
rags; l3I2-0rgans; l3ls-Gunpowder,
cannons; I350-wire making; 1890
Hats; I379-Pins; I3S9-Grist mills;
l423-Wood engravings; I436-Prin-
ting; l439-Printing presses; I44O--Cop-
perplate engravings; l420--Printing ink;
r, r, ..Ss-, 90, .Sz-pes; I487-Chiming of
, aSa - John ainey
bells; Iooo-N atches, Ietfesr; o5Sss
mails, etching, boiling apparatus. fIs.s Isa.
Gun loc hs l535-Spinnino vbas,l. 80
-Almaiacs' stoves, sealing way. TO- oo4o
TeleSoPes; I6l0-Wooden beno,O aooO--
microscopes; Observation-Disclosures 10
-, D-'iezzotlnt ez engraving; Ie5o' e'e' .:
Jumps; i65l-Electric macI5;,a'' iooo-Alr
-Wb;ta oh; JlocAs; l690-Clarionet: ISos
line. I,e9 I1oo emma n. ware; I707-Prnss;oo
,;sI , H. : lo..eUsS-Stereotyping; I7I5-Me1o'a
,e "a thermometer; I7l7-piano eortaa. efeu- .,e
:. oolar 1ooe microscope; I75a-Tbs
I; i196-Lithography. "e gam
neside, there are several ca
8illons OF which we cannot ascer'ae aen II m
i'e--saca as door locks and lt'a'n latohe lne
oaern screw augur and ginlgt h slle
e ior harsesiing, dc. 'ii7 era
surely nation which hes n.lo
l'riouf ons TO the Interests of l;.s sucn
elIeet ,,s sra5' snJ must occupy high rank ;n
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LIVE FEATHERs.-An editor tells
good story of peregrinations down south.
He was young lawyer in attendance
upon court, and the village where the
court was held was thronged to overflow
ing. Having, with some difficulty. how
ever, procured a bed, he jumped into it,
but he was out again in almost 10 time.
What kind Of bed do you call this?"
said he to the negro who officiated as
master of the ceremonies.
"Feather bed, Massa'
''Feathers! / should think it contained
entire chickens
Cant be dat are fifty dollar niger,
Sam, trow de chik'n in!'' murmured the
waiter obviously, as he proceeded to M
sinuate his hand into the course bassing
tick. Squash if he hadn't, tho!'' said
he as he pulled for h partly picked roos-
ter. 81 tole de stupid jack-behine dis
morn" when he was feathirin' chick rs
for dinner, to empty the feathers into de
fuss class beds, 10 prov de kerwality; and
de blind n gger CD + COX d. chick n, In
de hurry o5 business, massa," he contln-
ued, IN an apoiogetic tone, ''dese lille ac-
clduIn5 can't alwcs be ayided. We had
a dozen niggers trim min chick rs all
time, and 'clsionaly foot or head am
obea00ked in de fedlees when we put
'em way IN de beds, BAT dis'ere am de
fus tiae / ever found hull chick mp
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VOL. 5.-NO. 2s.

the arrival of the visitor had occasioned,
set off 10 greater advantage than usual the
captivating charms of the widow M.
Her cheeks bore the beautiful blendid tints
of the apple blossom; her lips resembled
rosebuds, upon which the morning dew
yet fingered; her eyes were like the quiy-
ers of cupid, the glances of love and ten
derness with which they were filed resem-
bling arrows that only wanted fine beau
(pardon the pun) to do full execution.
Alter few commonplace remarks
MADAM, said the matter-offact sheriff,
Il have an attachment for you.'
deeper blush than usual manted the
cheeks of the fair widow. With down
cast eyes, whose glances were conferred
upon her beautiful feet, half concealed by
the flowing drapery, gently patting tho
floor, she, with social candor, replied:
'Sir the attachment is reciprocal
'For some time the sheriff maintained an
astonished silence. At last he said:
Madam, viii you proceed 10 COURT
Proceed to COURT replied the lady,
with merry laugh: then shs king her besu-
tltul head, she added: No, sirI though
this is ieqp gear, will not take adyants ge
OF the license therein granted to my sex,
and therefore greatly prefertha you should
proceed to court!'
'But, madam, the justice is waiting
Let him wait; am not disposed to hur-
ry matters in such an unbecoming man.
ner; and besides, SIR, when the ceremony
is performed, | wish you to understand
that prefer minister to justice of the
peace
Madam said he, rising from his chair
with solemn dignity, 'there is great mis-
take here.-My language has been misun-
derstood. The attachment of which |
speak was issued from the Office of Es-
quire C, and commands me to bring
you instantly before him, to answer con-
| tempt of court, in disobeying a supena in
the case of Smith vs. Jones'
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and that is her only fault | think she
might be cured
Horace shook his head.
'Come and dine with me, Horace; be
careful to tell no one of my arrival, and
We'll discuss the matter over bottle of fine
old Medeira, if you are not too fashionable
to drink it
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By JOHN G. GIVEN.1
No Night But Hath lis Morn.

There are times of deepest sorrow,
When the heart feels ione and sad;
Times when rncmnry's spell OF magic
Have in glo"rn the spirit clad.
WouIdst thou have wand all potent
To- illumine lies darkest night
'Tis the thought that e'cr m nature,
saaez-v -varkest hours precede the light.
When the world cold. dark ard selfish,
Frowus upon the feeble fame,
Lighted fro u the torch Of genius,
Worth has kindlcd round Thy name;
When the fondesr h"pcs are hlighted.
Aud thy dearest prospects fade,
Think. nh. lone one, scnrned aud sighted =
Sunshine ever follows shade.
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as Dow 1y straps and leslae 90 to slor,
first T m go ss.' exclaimed when he sook k'05y 80
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'Only tell me, Adelaide that your faith
er's prejudlces are the sole obstacle said
the count passionately; say but that you
could have loved me, and shall be con-
tent Adelaide blushed and trembled.
s.For the love Of heaven aosvyar N, a bn+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

BOSTON Feb 2-Ielegsphsd bres Trenton Palermo ssrsi
Williams Csaf-gos CO Ship GOODWIN. kenns5 sOr-aa.. osk
Mary Nsfney CobuIn Hayans brgs ASA Haskell so Washington
Gffin. Galveston
FAST TdONAsTON, Jan far sehr Delaware Hobroo1
Nes York Herres GRAFT Ncros lsni Avenger suonion
OWLS READ ian i3Ar brg Token. Prince, Boston Cam
ien aud 'vd M s org Francs saVn, Frankfort for Portsu
Prince
BAri', so-ss-d sh aoo Lsrsbee Havana BAR Henry
Warren. Ba.r6sr 60
PORTLAND, Jan 9lA bark Aun, Scott Cardiff W th 2oI
Atlantic ant 81 Lawrence Rk Lost
overheard Arr org ssu French, Brown Alexandra
ca, Ozark Dantbs. Brow1, MatAu1ss
EDGARTowN, Jan 'O-Au schr Emil, FnaAin Harding, Tan
ger, Va. Cor Boston
NV BEDFORD heb Arr s,h, Hannsh ana Abigail Crane
Camcca.
SOUTH DARING. III PEI Ar bug Onnus. smith Coracos
Tor Boston
FALL RIVER Jan sAu scbr cspe Cod Chase Norfolk .-ih
brg Elisha Dosue Loung Baltimore gh sch squire and Brother
Lonsn. Virginia
NEWPORT, Jan STAR srhr Hamlet Sctef. Philadelphia
BRISTOL jan 2oAu brig W.to~ Providence. irsh 30
Havana. 3ls schr Mara Burt finish g Indies IS
PROVIDENCE Jse 3lssec bark Acadia Crosby Chsn-ston
br.z Be'ses aud Jane. Brook NYors
NEW Lo>boN. Fee ssei. shp Mentor Howard. San Fra
CISCO. 81 passengers
BELFAST. "a. % -d b.h salo,e simpson California srs
Gen MarsbaA, Ha
SANrUCkET Feo l-ssaed .,lr Northern Belle fitzgerald
New Nork.
NEW HAVEN, Pei l-Au1rs yef.els. Psatle,on NYor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

HHoDk lsLAND.-The total debt OF Rhode ISLAND
10 sboat $4,000 beside the sums taken from the de
post fund, which amount 20 sl52,OOO. Inc syerse'
annual deficiency In the of the State for th'
last nve years has been shout $1,000. The Seiec
Committee, OF the General Assembly taxation, have
reported bill proposing 10 raise $4,000 annually to
supply the deficiency In the present revenue and have
. surplus for unforeseen dersnds
The SULLIVAN RAILROAD.-The Sullivan Rail
road opened TO Windsor where II 'oins the Yer.
noot Central. Wednesday. Passenger trains FROM Bos
ton ON the hand. and from Noithfeld VI on the
other met at Windsor, aud the occasion ives duly eel
ebrsted. We learn from the Boston Cox,sr that the
sullivan company to furnish their road with care
and have ordered six powerful locomotives
BREACH OF PRoNIsE-lD Detroit. lsst W eek a
suit was brought by Miss Abby Claus. lady about IS
vesrs old against Andrew Suite, young aged ~
Tor an alleged breach OF promise and 70 obtain damages
for the same The complainant fully proved that A,
drcv had often told his love- and the announcement
had been publicly made church Of the intended union
The Jury rendered verdict OF Ten dollars IN favor OF
the In jured maiden. Philadelphia Bulletin
~ A young man named William J. Brown
q. clerk) has been arrested 10 Boston for puroning
vsrieus articles Of dry goods from bis employers In
st. About $500 worth OF the stolen property
vss found In the soom occupied by the unfortunate
yowng man at his boarding house
rv A mad dog was kied in Foxboro, Mass.
Isst saturday Eighteen dog. and one horse had been
NM b I'm bslss b MM s'pssssee:
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TO CALIFORNIANs.-


s1oscnbers are rssdy 20 contract 70 suppy IN srAhs
70 czofnia with their psieri preserved rsn po
Nsons Inese provisions. consisting OF meals L. Frer
spes soups milk. etc put up W cAnef- f-ish Per
ecy hef natural favor and Keep q years IN Any cls-
80 bs Of preserved 30 hs preserved poiao- y
n. concentrated soup and Dc ship br-ai j. more nan
slrcent for years susi-uanc- and coss nuI y % Or
- 81 per wees Having thew, he trouble and expense OF
cooks boarding house keepers utensils Gc sr- dispensed
with 10 bags thrown the backs u mules lf-- honihs
supply can be sent distance without road- 70 me Desi
gOd ogsinRs Th- dissdvauisses OF sal pf0Vtons hr'
irt tn-if liability 20 spoil ben exposed o ne rrilrLr
or weather 10 bot climate second me dnclhy OF fAh-
porting mem Without -gOrs roads, 70 desrhor phcr-
hnl tard mat y be Injury or even pAa
iaoe 70 iro-e DO have lived better Emar4rts -ero-- hi
islhnus cannot % cersn Of obtaining hozrd even Al
enormous prces Al Psnsms or san Francisco hsd hey
not better iase Fix month. supply u our GOODS win uein
AID nave A. many sent round he Cap- MS VII f-rF-
Them 81 snSconn gencies they viii Otherwise be sl c a.
smppe win ind these provisions much cheaper better ana
more convenient thsn Any i've stock for ves.e'uppes
also excellent articles for adverurers % Cs.o'nia for
the Inspection by purchasers cspers sre constantly sep
open our warehouse BE- obtained every va
ETY. Of Pickles Preserves Sauces Fact snd West ndis
condiments, concentrated vinegar sour krcu 10 keep or
The scuivyl and every other article 10 The ine
WELLS. MILLER 4 PROVOST
~ FrOnf-st Nev-f Ofs
~ w NJ ?. caution Caif0rnisns against purcna-
tug he above articles Inst put by fresh up,tar- ~
no experience who take Ike the present 10 % ~
or goods that VII stand r IteOt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
ea FARM At AUcTIoN,-w in positively be sod

70 Al public vendu-, on THURSDAY. en- Of February a
vaushe Farm contsi'ng about ninety acres stu sief
TIE Township Of Pscsaway. y Lsf a mile hOm the
cy Of New Brunswck formerly owned by jonathan Dun
nsm deceased The Improvements are large comfortable
dwelling house, bsrn and stsbng aud outbuidin =
and aueverfaIog well Of water Al the door The whole
well waiered by twO streams running through ID There
Nh eight of wood, the remainder good able
and meadow land There IA also running the farm
valuable copper mine For farther psniculars apply
JONATHAN DRAKE, on the premises, or 10 the sutscf
Neuchin Sale 30 commence al / O'Clock. Z NJ when
terms. which viii be liberal. will b- made known
= H+ SAMUEL DUNHAM
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Law Courts.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICP-Beiors
Conn Nn,oaC tarsS u LqrccN, eYsmns
ton of WA kt~ant ehsrged III puroinns
linen osnb hs oefh s from the cargo Of ship from b
last concluded The nCpa testimony thsf
$40 Edwards a-srj han pr1osos te room would
- searched ~ the sans @ there QUANTITY Of
goods pocr De- aso-J ths hsd be-n cargo
The property iouuc there He Two yours
~ho flssc-f. his oe during on
st f-aues'ed 20 - committed o. PRISON Nh him. proposition
The g unrson~r 81 not sppesr disposed comply v,
Bsfk EaPru letter relation Of tbs
SCI The believe hat rubshs3 70 ID. Com
parry who 30 not any N tsv a. m
Ii. matter. 20 Hrtlou hes Je-r t-.en d regard lot
SUPREME COURr-Specsl Term Decisfons-
Jessfy Ias Ci ~ Na~g IN. Fan Ch,f Divorce ordered
q " CUnntngs ". Hovyi,f CH1ssiags-ssne
Ihgpsaf tasfl3oa D,r0a fa- Judgment sno sxsr,
81
Tn-re we're ,iu some &c, Sous on motion. g.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK FEBRUARY 3

ARRIVE D-steamshp Cherokee Lyons, Savannah. mdss
Mitchell ssi-d CO with ship ky Whitney for Boston.
hrg Golden Cornish, Hamburg } day ndse so1 3 passengers
Hts experienced heavy wesef has been dsasted having lost
her foremost md tovspu ard now lies ~ Qlarsutne.
Brig Hodcson Hodgdon, Nue,tas 10 tas honey cedar Sc 70
Os-r, LEFT brig NtianoFs NYork day sChr
Morning Pue Nusva days ous. has
20 quar- The had lost her 18th Jan
Pon Mane IN aa I'm was not permitted To enter on account OF
the cl.oIera - NNct
Bg owe, Sumner Passport DAYS salt and h 20 sturges c.
Sailed will schr- Ju Am. and Esther Eliza for Niork
SAILED Ship Atlantic NOfesus barb StTahord.
brig Ms0 Ann s'a s,hr james X Nhitug, San Francisco
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~ i'm + Goo6wIS x BROTHER. I53 souih.,t


Jwho intend seeking their fortunes In the Fl Dora
do, and al loss 10 know IN whist description Of
chaDdise 10 invest their surplus flncs suggest
voice Of Letters well assorted Of the best
that could ts taken to the market Of San Francisco
We have are0fy rnshed several parties about establish
INK themselves 10 business NJ thai place with their signs 10
these letters aud W. feel convinced that consignment Of
lis article would ueu handsome return any ds
scrplion Of merchandise yet shipped 10 California. They
desirable and cheap and be packed In very small
conpass and there 10 an immense mercantile business
be done In California and merchants hsve signs
AMI furthermore ia probable fact tbs The paint
ing % sign ~ Cscrnia-even II there sign paint
here-vCud cost Us weight gold honestly be-
eve that invoice Of Block Letters would be good
speculation any that haz yet been undertaken 10 view
OF these facts offer block letters for favorable
siersfign. sod will dispose Of them At wholesale al
large discount from current raies
i25 Nv JAMES ACKERMAS. l0i Nasfsn-s 81
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SUPERIOR TURNING LATHEs.

lanes STEWART, Is Csns-sl and Ice Elm-si Is con.
sisnly manufacturing and has hand between 50
and 20 rpoior sthes OF the following descriptions snd
reasonable prices namely
Dentists Laihes, very highly finished.
common.
Brass and Wood Turner'S Lshes.
jewelers. ard Penci-cBse makers. very superior.
STEWART Is also Authorized la act ss agent for the
sale Of the celebrated Lslses manufactured by James
Perkins Of Hudson OF large sire sud al prices from $3.50 10
SEQ specimen OF this description may be seen al his
factory above. ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

ELISHA FITLGERALDS PATENT.
4 HAVE EXAMINED MACHINE intended for wash
I ina sands ara gravel containing gold and other heavy
metallic substances exhibited 20 ne Nv Mr. Elisha Fiizef
sld 40 iH ssis principle u concerned consider Il better
adapted TO NE purpose han any mschne w.ch have
had an opportunity Of seeing Tia scla operation 10 he
single experiment which Witnessed appeared to confirm
fully my opinion Of IL merits FOR there appeared % be no
appreciate dimnunou 10 he qls1uty VI the 20 dust
mixed ~ih sand Tor he purpose Of testing the machre
JAMES RENWICK
Columbia College y Y Jan s, 1919
Nly concur viii Professor ReuWick In his recommsp
dston OF Nj Fizgerads gOld.wssher snd hsve advised
several Of my friends 10 purchase he spparstus
JOHN rORREY
College ofhyscisns snd Surgeons 81 Crosbysl Jsnusry
-. 1919
One OF the shove mentioned machines NAV be seen Al 81
besver-st where orders for hem will Ne received By
u ~ THOMAS DENNY
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AIMING NOTICE.

AIMING NUTItE.-Ihe Upper Csnsds Mining
w Company. cha tered nv sct Of smen having de-
tefm,ned 10 .Xt.ni its operations 10 Csiorns hsye ect
ed Chief superintendent Of the expedition Col. c n.
Grs lot OF v Y The Board OF Directors have In
guence authorized the sale ~ The stock ~ the Company
hhero reserved Books for the subscription OF this
open the office Of nessrs VIM ard Jas Cuue.
- WSllsL Agents OF the Company. where The psl Of
operations and al additional psrl srs can be learned
Persons DESTROYS OF subs nbng informed that they
will i1cur 20 Personal liability To furh cannot 20
person, hat snNona % participate N The advantages
keis 10 result from The opening up Of ~ hsd ~
wealth and enterprise escerRined % exist IN Cs0rus,
better opportunity viii probably OFF, The following are
Of me Inducements offered by Company sirsi.
the shsence Of personal liability Sc y. ills well or.
gained Company ind employ none but practical 10
hes most liberal snf comprehensive charter which
thonzes the shmeui Of oces IN London Liverpool
and New York IL possesses some u the most vaushe
mines " Nickel Copper and Iron sk4s huron and
penor, which ia believed will yield ~ .nmedlale return
TO the shareholders. By order ~ he Board
GEO ; TIFFANY, President
New-York Jan q. 1859 p5 lH
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MoRrGAeE sALE-whsr-s' asa HALL 6ro.ry Of Ia.
vi ~ Of N-T for bs' oo" tssas-d sboai s ;rsa
rt fsY ~ AFr 30 thoo.snf rti hundred rt,
-a eg q ne go o tee.oae ,s.f' ~ P~sri tsss
-1 O h- ta'- si-,, i.r-oH s r.i- d ..r-a
pr esa luala. b-r- "a sh sy Of Apr IN IL ,s1
80 i..-, 70 B.,zsssr Ned q - oy n S.- Yo
..5 @-s'y - o. s'f'f- 5l9s r.. .., 1000 a.i, u,
~, ',re.ss eondon- of 'hs payment Of ~ d
n az aandet sni or'y VA interest ssr-or,
ooa,ns Pov-t ,l-. 70 H. -, -, ~. a., 80. ~
II 80 $500. ~, Ril n-1i of me SD OF money -ss-fo'~t
s j. 49,. .rs aN In - from 'h-aeel .hoss : .-
~ -. 1850 a's 70 s1isr mo 80 spoa 81. ant 'nrls
- ,si % 's 'ri t.F'- q ..n- ~ !. 80, 81 s.ss 81
.-,-. ,r ,.S. :. ~ 90 t-'-ss-d b. as1s srecuiors.
'aee ,'s a,ss an r' lea ~ ~ As,r q ~ - a. a..
,ra I .lai go ., 80. ss5., .. gs' =.
,. he 80 s,.S o., - '. ~. .';s. .'9 90.
~ ,rr-- sss-r,.~~ 49, . ~ ~, $50. - 80
ms H. a., A., IN 1, s- y n 'ly it-r- .hogf ~
'siors o a.sgus whth nte-ilre 81 nv r- ~ r.-r u
Coun of lo Gt.r 10 sls Of niosrs. 80 a.. M ~.
h Gay Of APr So silN As ~i-r-a. bs-u ss.
PIE payment us st of non-y he constoa II ta. .
rEs- snto'ei aa Of The u,-r-. isr-on as pro s,is.
a. m ,, 80 49, 80 r - 'no.a, -, f-i p, ~ 80 mn
. ,, ss - .- " ', .'t Pge.oa q a. aot- as
be- ris of hs power Of sac .ai unrss- o,nses 80 n
flian- OF it- 'a''- sab css uld- 40 gro.f-i he
.'. Ia sra...-. ,'....t y, I'd, ,ss - .-''. 90 p.
Merchants. krcI.rea. tf- T..rsf..
twenty path isy Marh cf.s 40 -.r b.. tt
DAY Nnrt sai iset premises i-scrhes a 4.
rortgsg- oues. certain 90 rr nsr
of a1i md beng th- Fstl Wa ttg o -
lnfA snt bounded s1i corlas ors H-rnnas 81
qorf Ffrce lty let from fIs ..r
thence outhery lne pars- ~ saaH huairsi
's-f. hsl- parallel with Pre.t ta-y -e ta-n.
nnrr'f parallel Nfh >u.fan hgrtr-f Frrrs
te- es-rv ag Pr1re a. tNelfy lr- 'ss io n-
gl.ls ts ihe feHsors ss Berg h- pr-Hs-
conveyed o. tr sol A.a HaN h fiear Ha and b.
feet offe Iisf n-l~nhrr recorded 'he Re- rl 90 10
81. N-e lcrs. u Lter lss of eee,an.-s. rsg- trt
HNrHALAR MFLiCk. Norr.ss
Nsskrs. AuI .nr MHrlfeee. " D. Wa st Sew SOC.
NsF iors Jan i-n iavIl-
>,TRIE sNCisFfR AND sJkNFNORs pFFANrNENT a
- oary. December o. l- NDf,- hereby lera That
--'at iae arre~f IA, of f-hraar .-sf llfs -ooa
t te Court hn-- ne e oi Caiss. e Del offered r
sr0y 0-- berg part t- OBJ. prsrs-s
vh Na e s property of the STATE fhe ar-,leslre
rse eN~rte Hf Hem flnsEe rrrertnl and ressrns
te released fa state. 5fh Fhruar 1855
ih- tana Ne-tHg House >oeety Cig'e0skM
The htfe recently been Irased hf Robert Dron
John Nsn -, sworn irpsers ~ the of the ard
together Nf in~ a. water nossf with natural rock Dam
Aso te nuitrg u-r-r cou--t of three dwelling houses
i in n d building formerly occur I'd a. M sash s,ton
q deca,-d state a.t N Little flar
fh- premises Wi be- put up or appraised value %
VIZ $780, sod ~ be- soii % r- person sho .hs 1t ts
sum
1f- coai OF hs that odl par, Of h- pura..
money DO pat within gh hours. sad th-
sla annual payments. WITH he per
per annun. CHARiFs Z. STUART
fln state fnE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

The composition OF these was separately dwelt up
for a few moments by the Lecturer, with some 10
terestns mlnu-' and with few general observations
he concluded
The subject OF the next Lecture TO be given Tues
day evening" will be consideration OF the Origin OF
Sole with general view Of the Surface of the Globe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

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