New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-11

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EDITION OF JUnlua Vasaris Ltves Of Psotsrs, Sculptures
and Architects AGSaes Nchomschean Ethics translated,
with final and selected snsvtlcA Introduction,
&c By r. w Browne, A N; and Cfuitshanks fhrse
coaai and dessert with Illustrations Orders for theSs
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Lardperg Lectures Science aud Art Swbarks Hydrau-
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ng usw edition, Sc- &c &c.
wlLLlAH Il FRANKLIN, Aucuoneer
pEERdEMPTORY SALE OF 575 LOTS OF
Hcwsnd deceSsed sid s sold ID by 9 order Of vo Wet
more sqryiyng Executor ,itraied the Boomingdale
River extending nom Eighty fourth TO Eighty ninth
INCLUDING The wser yisht in IRON, OF the property together
thereon, embracing the de.'rsbIe property has
ever been Offered al public, auction -WILLlAM q
FRANKLIN SON Co viii sell auction on PUEE-
DAY Oct 10 at p O'clock at the aetchants Exchange
575 Lots OF Ground situated upon the socmngdaeyosd
Eleventh and Twelfth The Railroad aud Hudson Ryer
extending from Eighty fourth and Eghy.unth Ets. to.
geher With two large mansion housea and Other oadinEs
hersop.
Also, tho Water RICH, in front Of the entire property,
extending out 10 the FhIeenihay the exterior ine OF the
city, essbiIhed by tho Legislature embracing water
front OF about ,lt0 Feet
TERMS qen per cent and The aactoneer,s fees 10 be
paid on day OF sale liberal portion Of the purchaao-
honey may remain on bond and mottgsge.
Logiphc maps may be had At he Gss q ne AUG
uS 81 is. 1f0'a'' sss, Surviving Executor
WHO WANTS no rlAKg a FORTUNE E
w TUESDAY MORNING, Oct IS, a. 70 O'Clock, At ihe
suction room OF James Cooley, 81 and s7s Broadway,
the Pale Horie The Opening OF the frat -Four Seals
or Death on the Pale Horse; painted by .he late VIM
West This picture taken rou Illustrative Of the
Sixth Chapter OF Revelations, embooyng large portion
OF the beautiful Vi,ou had by John, tho beloved Disciple.
is Justly celebrated throughout the country and s const
dered the chef c@uyre" otthe ar'isi covers surface
OF hundred square tee and contains about 81 hgures
many OF them the size OF lie
Pho painting 10 in beautiful state OF penetration and
will be WITHOUT RESERVE III tho work OF an IN.
felowcountrymsn, and Is now on exholuon a.
The sales DOM, where descriptive aalogue can DO oo'
tanned. a.
Any euerpriaiug man might take the above splendid
painting ard make len Thousand collars per year gu. OF ~
by exhibiting throughout the United States or no ng'
make ne ary much by exhibiting II Ia ths gFeai empo
ium Ncrth America whore arc 80 many strangers
may rot soon occur This painting has been valued
high ten thousand dollars but will now be aoId 10 INC
hghest bidder.
In The country and OF the cites churehes can al
ways be had for poihiog b. adm,sg the sabbath schoo
accompanies tho painting. ole osH
. COTTON. Aucuoneer.
7 ARGE AND IaIPORTAnT SALE Of Rich
1AHouAehold FuTniiuTe.-F COTTON will sen THl6
DAY Friday lo4 O'clock at the Aucion Rooms SO Beck
man.s ard SO Ann-st the entire iurhimre OF Geneei
family, comprising every article required FOR housekeeping
such Us sofas coucheS dvanS marbletop CEN
ter tables beautiful dress bureaus srusaes and other
carpets oil cloths chamber quito, French bedsesds ma
hogspy chairs rich glass ware sosr and amps, feather
beds bair mattresses kitchen furniture &c Also sfge
bediesdS Aso 100 fancy tables AlSo three gold wa'chss
good article, &C
N B-The sale will be large and afford good oppor-
unity to oil in want Sale positive Without regaI "a. 70
weather. OIL "
A Ud,TIOH NOTIVE.-Shs arention Of the public
AIS calsd the beautiful sale OF french furniture ust
imported from Paris together with large assorlmenI OF
other beautiful goods. 10 bs made TO MORROW by HEH|
RY Fl. LEEDB 4 CO eli 59i Broadway, next door aboVe
Niblo'. OH IL
g5OR SALE AT AUOPTON-vhe following do.
scribed properly will he sold al auction al me SdeI
chauts' Exchange on THURSDAY. the 7th day OF Octo.
ber at IL H. unless disposed OF In The me 7nms al
FOR BALE-The following parcels OF Land In West
chester County, tho Village Of Wes1 germs, 81 mes
Lot No contains s6-lOO scres sitoa al tho Junction
Of the road leading from WeS Farms TO Wesicheser and
Fox's Lane, and within Eve minutes walk OF The village
Lot No. con unp 49, ncres Id oinng lhe above on
Pox's Lane includes about S acres OF woodland
Lot No s consina q $4,000 scrrs neTt adjoinlDg OF
Fox'a Lsne-includes about acres woodland.
Lot No 4, contsDs 50 8900 acres next adjoining or
Fox's Lano-inclBdea 10 of woodland and
about u acres Of salt meadow on The rear
Lot No. contains SO IS 100 scres adjoining, on
Fox's Lanelncludes shout OF woodland, end Ii
scIet OF salt meadow on the rear.
Lot No 6, contains 26 26lG0 acreJ, With the buildings
and improvements suate between 1ox's Lane and The
Bronx, imms diaely opposite 10 Wssi Fams village
The improvements conslAi principally Of most substana
ts Bone Mansion, "a by 81 feet two story with bsac
md attic ard plaza 'front.' and rear farm house,
barns ssbeo cattle pens laundry ice aud smoke house,
&c. &c
The division OF the above mas been medo with the visw
to afford each parcel eli 1pie elevated
building stes. With oher convoneD.es The arrange
men OF the grounds Ia their adaptation 10 separate occu'
patton.
The grounds generally arc OF picturesque character,
and situated in mos beautiful and rapidly improving
section OF the country.
For further parllculRrs spply 10 HARgl8 WIL8OH, 10
Wall at. or THEODORE MARITIME Pweaty. Eighth
between Eighth and Ninth syeouas whsre msps Of tho
pronertv can "a had o2i4tt