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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12

tOmb Her team dropped on the howers on
which thev gtferpd like dow-drups NV
good father, said shr, 'thuu hast al thy lifs
strrWed my path with flowers aud nov will
strow Thy tomb She leH The baskri stard
fUT UT TIT Ff1YVi f1f lir mn NJ fIIfF Uf IT.
briug taken away tho simple minded Pious
country people admired tbs beautiful basket
and reoretly blessed the love of the kind aud
pious daughter.
ON the following day,whie tho farmer and
bis people were away iu the forest, q piece
Of linen which had boen put 0ut 10 bleach on
the green was taken away, The young wiz
wH- -Tht-frst % miss a. and ~ she, like all
ayaricious people was ful of suspicion, her
tltallglitz Immediately toll nn Maria a. LAe
thief Jacob who never madr any socrct Oi
the story Of the ring. had told n a. the old
poOplo, aud tho Young farmer, irrhapa incen-
-idcratc enough had told II to r. viG. When
therefore, Maria entered ihe Lnisa NJ night
with the other servants the mistress came out
Of the kitchen raging like a sho-dRgun, and
demanded the linen. Maria mplcsuy replied
il was impossible she could have the web ~
shc had been working Ia the forest with the
other people all the day.
What "said the furious woman, YOU thicf
do you think | dpu't know about The ring YOU
stole, aud how IL was from mere pity that YOU
escaped she cNecuiioncrs hands Leave the
house this moment; there y no room under
my rO0fior such yagabdnd.
You will not send her away tonight and
il 20 late " said the Young farmer 'at least let
her iHvc supper with NJ ana Ftnp att night,
for she has been working hari for us in the
forest
Not n moment longer, said the fury; hud
you hold your tongue or will stop il with q
burning coal.
The husband saw that his words only in,
creased her rage, and was therefore silent
Maria did not resent the cal,uuy bat quietly
packed up what littlc belonged a. her IN q
white napkin, aud placing Il under her arm,
thanked them for al tho Kindness she hal re-,
cciNcd a. Pine Farm. aud with tears in her
eve. implorcd, q, last favor, that she might
L. permitted tu take leave Of the Kind heart
cd Old pcaldc
That YOU may ID aid the mistress, srori,.
fully. aud # you feel inclined, YOU uny take
the old grrybvard with you ioa, for death
seems tp have no inclination Cos HIM
Both the good people had heard the alarm
and, weeping together, they comlortcd Maria
a. wcll a. they could, what irw pence they
had ihrN glNc her. Go, dcaruhld,' said
they and Ggd be- with thee. In tGy pi5ni
father hlo.-ing thou han precious trrhsurc.
auI Cod viii prcscr,e aud ll,'.. thee. Think
on a., Maria; YOU will Certainly pru-pcr'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12
TIL L CALEDONIA N
BY A. G. CHADWICK,

lEgAs--sl,sa .-s s...,.,'..r " i-,- -'i...'' sl.-
,rri $500, " payment Boo delayed beyond timf
tmr. No paper Discontinued until all uUrauge-
urr Iali, except ai tho option oftile puii.sher.
ApyFIuIsEAEsts inserted ~ the usuHl pncrs---
Transient advertisements must he paid ior boz ad-
vance Advertisements shpuId boz marked Iht mum
lrr NJ times a. be- inserted Otherwise they si be
continued until forbid Oor st the option ni the puh-
lnlrr,j and charged accordingly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12

V.B. rALMER, is authorized 20 receive Alyor-
1s,ueut. nnd subscriptions 81 his onices in h',-
son, Sew York, and Philadelphia MFEIlEN-
GuL, s also authorized 60 80 the same fur us iu
Blstnu,
g Letters ta the Editor, Pos order 90 receive at-
irutiuu, mu.t bc p',i pud
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-12
JOB PRINTING.

HiNDHILLS, .BLiNRS, cams Sc, Sc,
Printed boz tho ucaie-t mnuuer 20 the cnlri"uian
Ohirr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26
E~.- REGULAR MAIL LINZ BE.
" TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW.YORk.

via stonngtop and Provfdence.--Inlan<
route, without ferry, change Of cars bsggage-xhs
steamers c. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt William II. Frsxec, In connecio4
with the Stoningon and Providence snd Boston and Prov
dence Railroads leaving New-York daily (Sundays az.
eep,ed) nom Pier North River, first wharf above Bst
terry Place, al O'clock r. M. and Stouington at o.
clock, p NJ. or upon the arrival OF the mall train ron
Boston These built expressly for the route
and every respect particularly adapted tho navig
ton OF Long Island Sound TIE accommodations for
pable and experienced The route being the shortest and
direct between Boston and New York passengers
enabled TO In ample time for the morning nes a
steamboats, and railroads running 10 various points iron
those cues The c. VANDERBILT win leave New York
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave Stonington Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday The COMMODORE wiz
leave New-York Monday "Wednesday and Friday. Leave
stonington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday N B.-PAs.
sengers the arrival Of tho 5onington, pro-
coed Immediately In the splendid rslroa1 cars TO Prov
ience and Boston. ssggsgemaser accompanies 60
train and from Boston FOR passage bertha staeroom
freight applications may be made 70 the agents u
wharf and al The Office ~ estiery-place. -
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- r~.~rs-~1NKW- YORK AND NEW-HA-

&d sssse-sNs.vEN RAILROAD-On and sner
Wednesday, April "a, the following
rains will leave the CsnaLst Station near Broadway
Passengers also received al the New-York and Harlem
Railroad Office, Twenty ssventb-sl
l. Accounted alton Train NJ u Am. for NewRochslls,
NamarOneck Rye PORT Chester, Green wich Stamford.
Dsnen NorWalk, Wespon Southport, Fairfield Bridge
port STAFFORD Milford and NewHsven Passengers from
he Way-Saons for Albany and the Stations the Hous
atomic and Mao sIuck Railroads will take this TRAIN and
stop Bridgeport Passengers from WaySarous for Boz
ton Providence Worcester Hartford, springfield and Con.
necfeut River Railroads viii take this Train and oiD sx
press Train a. New-Hsven.
Express Train O'Clock, Am for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany and HOusaonie and Naugstnck Railroads.
New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and Connecticut River
Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston.
Accommodation Train at A M for Nsw-Hsven, and
Plsnve Pennington, Avon, Tarffnlls and Colnsvils
hiddletown, Hartford and Springfield.
4 Express Train 81 Pm. for Stamford, Norwslk,
Bridgeport and HOusatonic and Nsngatuek Railroads..
Hew Haven, and Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford
Springfield. Worcester and Boston.
5. Accommodation Train al NJ for New-Hsyen ana
ali the Intermediate Stations.
Communication Train al $50 IN. for Bridgeport and
'N''' TRAINS TO NETWORK.
/. CommutSuon Train at 6.45 An. from Bddgepor.
stopping a. eli the Intermediate Ssnons
stopping ~ ell intermediate Stations receiving Passenger
nom Naug spuck Railroad al Bridgeport
8. Accommodation Train al $50 A NJ from New-tsyen,
stopping all tho intermediate Stations receiving Pss-
senge nom the Hartford and New. Haven Canal Railroad
aud Na1gstuck Railroad.
Express Train from Boson) from Nsw-Hsven Stopping
q Bridgeport and Stanford eceiVing Psssenge RON tk1
Bousatonic Railroad al Bridgeport
gers from be Accommodation Train from Boslob,) from
Nsw-HsyeD stopping at all the Intermediate stations.
g. Express Train al SIC M Tor In connection with Ex.
and Stamford, arriving In Nsw-Yors 81 1880 Pm Even.
Ing Train from Piusfsd connects With this Tram q
Passengers requested procure tickets before taxing
sesgs In the Carr aSohl X. q MASON supI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26

MONTHLY MAIL TO NEW MExIco.-The Inde.
rHdtHee MOI Commonwealth says the regular
zshly mail service between that point and Santa
Nvil commence ON the LIST of July. We learn
tn adds the Commercially that the Postmas-
kGenersl has under advertisement a proposition
tnn mail line from our frontier to Salt L AXE
09, but whether from this City or Fort Leaven.
vzth has not as yet been determined upon, even
nthe event of a favorable decision. These are
npOrtsnt measures, and herald the arrival of a
rsat epoch in the prosperity of the West-as a
regular mail line to California, overland, will be bat
.. germ from which will spring the railroad and
kegraph.
SAD MEETISG.-While Coroner, at Cincin-
nh, the other day, was engaged in holding an in.
qest on the body Of a man found drowned in the
'Ssr, young man stopped to see what was going
q and after awhile recognized the body as that of
q father, whom he had crossed the ocean in
Ruch after.
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TRAVELLING.

GA - soap-RsW RoUrE 70 s1SsA VA
Lo-summsrArrAngoreni-ccmraen-
Iesvs New fosl Tor Btu zh.Hion. Emir. Coming, &c
Sundays exr eptedl ey steamboat THOMAS POWELL
from pier foo, Of Dugrea
s,sais.si,,d sapper % so,sa NE SosL =, r,.,-,o,,
sufsrns Chester Goshen zdtlcsor W. Por Jervta MAJ.
rovsburs, Deposit Lanesecro, Bngharnson, Owego vs.
neya al 10 50 NJ fssssnge for Buffalo taking ths Train
VIII lake The Express Train non Albany Al Geneva and
WAY AND MAIL Translate 50 AN stopping al all the
fanons-eriying Corning he sane evening al 10 ~ oez
Way Train Al 50 Pm. for oasyte md al irisrmedi
NrGHT ExTREss TRAM, a 5P NJ stopping nj Piernout
suaesns chester Goshen Md. eIown 0asvie PortJsr.
via and al stations West Of Pom Jsrvia Passengers
for Buffalo BY this train proceed 70 Geneva dine there and
take the Express Tram froE Albany, arriving At Buffalo
su,guehrnrs Railroad Al owego which eav. Immediately
sossburs Railroad :. Corning Sage. leave SSTOw:bsrS
'''''s hHn' TRAINS iaI Ss; 70 NEwYosK me "
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Genevs At 50 A. n stopping
Elmira wsveriy, lFactoryville,l owego, snghamlOn
Lansboro Deposit NsrroVtburg, Pon Jervts Middetown
Goshen, Chester sufeus aud PiemonL arriving In New
WAY AND Man. TRAIN leaves Corning at 80 AN STOP
ping ns the stations and arrives In New IS = Pm
NIeHr ExFREss TRAIN leaves Geneva al y N and
Corning slopptrg a. sll the stations west Of Port
yervs and Middletown, Goshen Chester, suferrs and
Piermoni, arriving IL NewIort ats AN
WAY TRAIN leaves Osville 81 30 AN stopping ~ all
The stations and arriving IN NewYork 81 10 30 AN
~ Special Train Monday morning leaves Pom
Je,yn at 50 stopping a. all the ssrons and arriving
In New York at GAM
EEwnuRGH BaAscH leaves Newburgh a. An and 50
h and 2 N connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester At 50 and IS P NJ and IS r NJ.
on ava Of he trains from the West Freight trains leave
Newburgh Al A NJ and Chester al bpm
FRIGHT TRAINS leave nom pier foot Duane st AZ
Sregh for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo and al places
West taken bV ErDreae fratOh ard "A.
through without delay.
my28 II CHARLES MINOr suuenn,endsnt
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r.. rzzzzzzzzsg1 NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
KoA l:7. Ass NC. g, TEAMS y H6S
tand SITS AN and n p. M leave Newark 81 A NJ and ST
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN-Leave Dover us AM and
l45PM; Morrstown, 6 50 A. M and 225 p. NJ; Msdi-
son. 750 A. NJ and 24O p NJ; Summit 20 A. NJ. and
A. NJ and IS PM.
FREIsHT TRAIN-Leave Dover 8 A. NJ; leave New.
York III M
ORANGE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange 7 A NJ. and I3O
p. n; leave New-York II 80 A. "a and SIS P NJ
Passengers by these trains received and delivered
each way at North and South Orange, Millylle Summit
Chatham Madison, Morrstown, Morris Plains, oenvile,
Rockaway and Dover.
AT Dover stages connecting with the A. NJ passenger
train leave for suekasunny Ssnhope, Newton Hackets-
town and Hope Daily, Milford and 0wego Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta, Johnsonburg,
burRh continuing to the Lsckswanna Works, passing
through Bsrtonve stanhoPe, pa Smiths Tavern Nea-
Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
the 2. n trains for NewYOrk
Al Denvle stages leave for Pswervlle and Boonton
the arrival OF the A. NJ and p NJ trains from and meet The
A. n. and P. NJ trains for New-fork
AT Monisown Stages leave on the arrival OF the A. NJ
passenger trains for Mendhsm, Chester Schooey, Moun
lain Wahin gOn Belvdere and Easton, daily aud meet
the P. M trains for New-York
Also for Baskng Ridge on the arrival OF the P N rsln
returning next morning. connecting with the A. NJ train for
EXTRA TRAIN FOR sCHOOLEY's MOUNTAIN
In addition the above trains extra express train
will commence running on July 5Ih next aud continue un-
Leave New York from the foot Of at 10 AM
leave Newark the arrival OF the A. train from Phils
delpbia proceeding directly To Morrisowu and Dover
to SehoOley's Mountain, arriving In time for dinner
This train 10 going up will receive and deliver pssssa-
nit Chatham. Madison, Morfisown snd Rocksway.
Returning will leave Dover at P. n. and Mofrisown
tor and connect with the II P. NJ train to New-YorE
Passengers to procure their tickets before taxing
Tickets viii be received only the day when purchased.
jel5
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&Hs 1850.

PIONEER AND EXP sEss LINE TO PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily al O'Clock A. H. and
iPM through In 90 hours The on the Peonsylve
na Railroad OF the very best and most comfortable -
stripnon New packets have been placed tho line,
aud furnished with especial reference TO the comfort and
convenience OF a6ordng The Of quick
and agreeable journey 70 Pittsburgh
Every e6o will be made TO render this the most Desirable
route 10 the West
FOR seats apply Al 24 Markets. AID n. q. Yhirl
and Chestnut Philadelphia WIN. COLDER co.
FOR tickets and further information apply q Westst
Newton. ml8 n x. n. HJNDES, Agent
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-. cszzzzazzzr 5OCLOCK LINE IT, =
~ eS1sssssr1.a1ss 20 X II UDsON and Ezs-sls=-=zE


LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON Capt Wm IL
Meep will leave the steamboat pier foot OF CedsFsl on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO
LUMBlA, Capt C =. King, on Tuesday, Thursday and
ssturdA al O'Clock, connecting with the stages at New
bureh, Kingston sad Cstssill
HUDSON LNB BERKSHIRE RAILROAD passenger
trains Of this Road after March IS will leave Hudson and
West StOckbrdge daily Sundays excepted, az follows
Leave Hudson att A. NJ and Is p N. and West Stock
bridge at A. and p. NJ.
Freight sibs with passenger stached, will lesve
Hudson Al II A. NJ and West Stockbndge, At 10 80 A. NJ
Passengers by the morning tram from West Stockbhdge
may ske the day boat for New York the boat for POUCH
keepse and thence by Railroad to NewYork by O'Clock
P NJ Fare by latter route from Hudson, not exceeding
81 IS.
Passengers by the evening train viii find Lhs steamers
COLUMBIA and HUDSON always waiting for them, and
fare OF those boats will be low any other evening
boat the river-om 80 50 downward the line boats
may the example.
Through tickets from West S.ockbndge to New-Yors
81 So and the fare In returning Passengers should
recoect that this fare includes berh whchis excluded In
the fares OF ether routes.
The trains from Hudson, both morning and evening
meet with the trains Of the Western Roads heretofore
les em J. WATERMAN, Supt
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x..rINKE W MoE gEhr TO TiIEsn =

Eks4f---iNWEsT AND NORTH UNITED -
$500 STATES MAIL LINE, via the Cay
ugs and susquehanns and NswYOrk and Erie Railroads,
Ipi l5tber notice the Passenger Trains the Cayugs
and susoushAuna Railroad Will run 10 connection win mo
Dsv 10 Nigh Express Trains the NewYork and Erie
RSiirosd tv osily lines Sundays excepted
Ts ear. Iesve 0wego a. 80 4 NJ and - NJ Leave
Ithara Al A 4 and ~ 50 Z. NJ ArlFiug a. ONeSo N
time for the Morning and Evening Express Ifsns Tor
~. new and splendid low-pressure steamer FOREST
cITY Csr,s.e William Leonard leaves Ihsca daily
fsunssvs excrptedl al 80 A. "A connecting al Caylgs
with tie Express rrsins gong Essi or "ss % me Al
bum and Rochester Railroad hetlrnns $40 Css-ss :.
Sp or on he arrival Of the Eastern or western Express
Trnrs CONNECTING Ithaca with The Evening Tram Tor
hsw.fo is Ne1.York to CAyugs, S. Through
s,yn seygYok 10 lhscs CagugA sod Oa board
s .ssbos, OF The NswYOrk and Enc Railroad Com
PA3y On s ,becEsd through from NewYOrk to Ithaca or
csyugs s,,o,.s,,n. R.ilro.d h.. been entire
/, rssuts srd reIsid win heavy rail- on De- roa.si
.voi6irg the inclined plains end eq1lpPs WIZ 49,
unsurpassed OF say .oSS - y. he Ee Railroad ID
~ yrg or evening Trains viii pass over ana ArVe -
Istrn AZ daylight viewing from ne cars No PS'@
.ssrsr, ~ Ithscs and It's vicinity. a..
'oTpsS ~ 1910, beiween tie railroads and The 0o11
esc he ear, runping directly 10 and from ne s1eAno0~
~ 10 All he annoyance Of Anshpneni OF
baggage or riding IL ouinibuses, Al both end o. ne 80.
p.hs, erf.io snd iaiernsdiats places, will aud uIs
ne most pleasant conforAoe and eheaPes'to-.1-
d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. psesetship 70 sClos
zrry CAPT Elddge, are requested 70 - 49, NM
-~ he eus house THIS DAY, and sena lno'i "'
oflsding FOR signaiur- 70 the ohce OF ~, a .s =.
les s. sPOFFORD, TiLEsfOS CO - ''I-1
- FOh LIyEKPOOL.-Eae regular pes sos :
g. lte .6ih Of June The regular pAeAe. - 80
1870 CHS Capt % iver Eldnd %, vii sal 40 a0o'e' NJ
reeulsr aav For freight OF psssage, appiy 70 81, .,
sPOFFORD, TILksION W. - $780,
J.suss7
y.ITIT E0K sAIE.-The y.ens BkELLE
GIL schooner sged, copper fastened, o1e 80 80 -
r-gieer, ilf tons She 10 g. feel seo = eSt $3.50
beau, 7 feet 8 incbes deer, and wei luna !" s'o'
Tor harthor parrcu ara apply 70 ,,, "a s,,,h M
ny2e GRANT pEklVAsV. '0 'O--~
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FOR Boston. VIA NEwPoRr l.
- fALL RIvER--By he splendld and

- snpertcs steamers SAY STATE ani EN-.
FIRE STATE OF great sren 9Th ssses psr,icu lsrly
adapted 10 the Navigation Of Long isRni sound ruDonx
10 connection with the Fs River and cO,ouy Railroad
q distance Of IS miles 70 Boston OILY
Leave pier No s North River, near the Bauery
Tbs steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM Brown, on russ-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays al p. N.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz Brsyton,
on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, ASP n
This Line IL the only that direct for Newport
These steamers ftted with comnodi0us ssle.roons,
and every arrangement for the security aud comfort %
passengers DO Afforded bv tns route nighfs
beard, and arrival g, Fall River proceed per rail-
road reaching Boston esry the following morning.
remain board getting their breakfast wished for
al the Starting Of the accommodation train at 81 A H..
which reaches Boston al shout 81 I'M.
baggage master 10 attached 10 each steamer, who
eeves and uekeu the baggage and accompanies the
same 10 Its destination
fame a. by other lines
A steamer runs In connection with this line TO arx
rom Providence, daily, except Sundsys
freRh 10 Boston IL taken the same rates Al bv ths
other regular tses and forwarded with greater ex oedi
lion by an Express freight train, which leaves Fall River
every morning. SUNDAY exceped) II o'clock for Boston
and New Bedford, arriving Al It's destination or about
IL AN.
FOR freight apply on beard or at the Office Pier,
North River For state rooms or bertbs apply board
II II 10 desired to them ahead application may he
madets TISDALE L BORDEN, Ageus
tel0y 70 and I'll Wee, e.
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EXCURSIONS.


IT, FOR ROCKLAND LAKE -Stssm-
E-gSls---lNe MERMAID will leave oouth-fe
BROOKLYN, II o'clock, aud foot OF Cham
bers.t at O'clock on wednesday the S1h stopping at
Eysck Cemetery Fare each way p cenis
The above boat can be chartered Tor excursions Spp
cation 10 Iie2j2tI TUCK X HOPKINS, 1856 FrontsL
IT, FISHING BANKS ARR ANGE,
EszaIhsTs-iSMENr-Tfe sea steamer SUFFALO VIII
every DAY, except Saturday, leaving
Csuslstat o'clock Grand, u, Catherine, J. Pier No
North River A. N. returning by P. a. Enls CouIoE
Band will be board Refreshments, dinner and enc "
der will be provided Fare 25 cents each way. e1 I'm
rw~ STEAMBOAT OTHELLO FOR
EASssz---iSEXCU RSlONs--Cau DO chartered Tor EN-
cursous for the present application 20
Cant w L. BANTER, on board, or OF J. II. MORGAN,
81 Pear-sL cor OF PlsiL Je-t ~
r. TOILET FOR EXCURsI0N5-Tns
Er9l-=i New cOub edecked barge GiLbOA, Blag
foot Of hammond-sL For particular 10
ouire Of the Captain board board siean1oss Ul
c. or Washington, foot OF CedafsL Je<t ln
-n-ss ExCURsIONs.-The new and CON
E<Alsr-~modious steamboat ST. NICHOLAS can
cbsrfared Tor excursions on moderate
Apply a. Ia Gfsenwlehs' or 10 Captain 90 O9so
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g. POR sALE-The place kno WI Wads Sorth Cot
E tsse located Asylum HILL about 2a0 rods from ths
State House, and 100 from the General Depot or The
New York Providence and Fishkill Railroad
TIE grounds Of the place contain about acres OF highly
cultivated Aud, well filed with choice fruit shade and ev
ergIeen trees with large barn. green house. icehouse
ard all the out buildings requisite TO make II one OF the
most dee hu and convenient residences In the country
1t has front OF about 49 feet The Pennington Road and
shout the length OF the River For further
particulars address II. B. BEACH.
Hartford. Conn June 5, 1850. ie226t
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IT. >PoUGHKRRPsIE

uizzezszs-<~=Sss.. BARGES- barge CLINTON, Capt
- Nlsle, every Monday; EXCHANGE,
Sapt kose krans, every Thursday; FOUGHK sEPSlE,
SsPS holman, every saiuIcay o'clock IN from fool
OF hursy-st for Passengers and freight
The above BHges elegantly fauisbed with s'ata-
rooms and spacious and comfortable eabins ard are
Pessy ntiee ap iof NE comfort and congenencs Of
10 Sharon, Pine Plains and New Milford
for urbef isiormAu apply bard The Barge. or 10
WILLIAMSON VAIL. l6i WesLsl pa g.,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

O. FOR SALE, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, or
will be exchanged, large tract Of good ullsble land,
on The branches Of the ksnAWha River about - mixes
from the Ohio River Ia Western Virginia only IS miles
from good market at the county town $4,000 will be
sold the entire tract Onehaf the purchase money may
the property II viii be exchanged for properly
IN the cities OF kewYork or Brooklyn or property near
the Hudson River The land Of the English Company
rounds the tract That Company making the River
uavigabe. Theland has wood IL and coal and irou-
The climate IL excelenlly adapted for enigrants, being
mild and stable The title is good. Apply to WILLIAM
B SMITH Esq. Attorney Al Laws New-st. ~ Y or TO
JOSIAH =. KENDALL, South Wiliam-sL N Y.
my2S 2AvlmN&S'
"a COUNTRY SEAT ON TIKI HUOsON.-For
- farm Of about 90 acres In the village OF Hastings,
~ mies from the city The house "a new built OF stone
IN the most substantial manner, In modern style. with Is
rooms and has OF the most commanding views VI he
liver and adjacent scenery II unes unusual picturesque
prospect with convenience and retirement The grounds
are In the hnesI order well supplied with greai vsIe OF
fuit The whole or par VIII be sold plcauon 70 ne
proprietor on The premises Hastings on the HUDSON ~ T.
myS0 I'm ALEAANDEh bIhNIE.
e. FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGED FOB CITY
DO PROPERTY-Ago good Farm, OF - or $40 acres, STU:
49, sted IN Duchess County between Poughkeepte AID
HYDE Park two mi from Steamboat and NAL Car Ano-
hg Farm well water and nmeeIed a. for pAiseua'''
tnquireof A. NJ. TANNING, 70 Secono-st,
jezl lw+ before A NJ, 10 Pm, or a. - sIAn'on-
a TO LET, OR FOR sALE-An elegant ne"
three story and attic house with basement and coon
ter cellar In Thirty o. between Broad way and
fifhAy now finished and ready for occupation, win Al
ne modern improvements Price sl0,50O Inquire OF
49, CHAS T. PLATT, Liz Broadway
Ielo Sw' between Thrty-seeond and Thrty'Ihird SIS