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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
shcrin,s sale.

.RY virtue Of writ of Sd Plu. .Vend. Ex. to
- me directed and delivered from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Portage county, Ohio,
shall expose to sale at public vendue at the
court house in he town of Ravenna on
Monday the g1lth. day Of Noren,ber me1t,
between the hours OF ten O'clock, A. NJ. and
foul. o'clock, M of said day the following
described lands and tenements, to wit:
"a certain tract or lot of land situate in
THE township of Franklin in the County of
Portage and State of Ohio and is known by
being part OF Lot M. 25, and which has
been divided and bounded as follows, be-
ginning at a post standing on the east side
OF the Mantua road or road from Middlebury
to Mantua and at the North west corner Of
land owned by George H. Price in Lot No
a5 in said Franklin, thence N.2s deg. 0S
min. E. z chains ~ links to post, thence
8. 20 deg. E. s chs. 28 ks. to post
thence 8. SO deg W. I ch. OF links to a
post, thence g. deg. so min. r. 0chs Sc
Iks. to a pos:. thence S. ss deg. 40 min. w
chs. 30 links to \ post, thence s. deg.
E. chain to. a post, thence 8. SO deg. 40
min, w. 2 chs. IS ks. to a post at the
South east corner Of g. II. Price, thence
N. o deg. As min. w Il ch. a ks. along
sad Prices East line to a post, thence
ss deg. so min. w, O ch. SIG ks. to the
place of beginning containing 1855 of ran
acre, subject to the Dover Estate Of Mary
DePeyster." go 81, aas1f 81. 2 3 tsess,L
Taken on Decree wherein Thomas
Earl, Guardian of Henry H. Price & al. were
Complaints land Mary DePeyster & ais we're
Respondents. s-gg -.z .ya
Appraised at sss4.0o.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sher;ff's Office. Por age Co.
81 October 7th, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

CHEETINGS BATS AND TICKINGS--
- 60 b,les Sheeting, 10 bales Bat's,
4OS lbs cotton Yarn, $50 lbs carpet warp.
colored and white. bales Tickngs, bales
bro. Drillings, will be sold at last wears
prices at GILLETTS'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

CHOES-90 trunks of Shoes just opened
~ ma,97 es at GilLETTS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

WYE SAID IT-rhat we have goI the
w best bingham for one shilling. the
best Prints at St cents. the best Sheeting
for 81 cents, and The best Ticking at one
shilling per yard, to be found in this market.
mav97 s5... 5.s ~s.,z.--s.=z GILLETTS:.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

rLOTIIS AND CASSIMERES-A large
~ assortment which we can sell as low
as was ever sold IN the county. 49,.
mave7 GiLLETTs'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

vrTINDOW GLASS-Delaware Glass
w superior article Of all sizes. on mana
and for sale at 81 'la-y@ ''. oAN .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

: pn CTS. TEA.-The best Imperial Tea IN
,DU Ravenna can be found at -
NAV IA. ,,.5 SEI WOU ~ =.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07

SAMUEL STRAWDER, PITS Atty.
September 25, 1850. ..ss<;ss 6w278.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
Jenny Find has GOING.

4D LIZ SILKS JustreSeiseda splendid ar
ID ticle of black silk, for gMahtiIlas, and
Dresses, Also, silk fringe and ia cez to tim
with. at :hc new sture of s-...z-., y:
spptf4 III T.. & R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
F. Y. SEYMOUR

nONNETS.--Four cases beautiful spring
ID patterns, and Ribbons to ma ch. at
n,,v-1h .-z rSEYM iDR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-07
DR.. J.. D. WELLMAN,
P II Y SICIAN & S U RIG f o N,
RAVENNA, OHIO. ,..E.t

CARPETING-A large stock on hans
~ ans for sale cheap by -
ma,e7 "a La A. V. ITuERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

All said !,st mentioned Ward, Tie a7h
Of Sixteenth pons 100 feat sa'ts ironts'
sastsy OF Ss and Stsscth and
ing thence eastsry 10 thsDce nohsy IS tact ncs
usstsy 20 thsrcs souksy 50 feet nshs' 10 no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
to SHOE DEALERS.-No.

" tce is hereby given that no licenses grants
ufacufe the CONGRESS BOOT have been issued, with
out the condition that each pair should be stamped with
name and date Of patent Persons buying or selling any
other, are liable TO prosecution for infringement
The use Of elastic Materials made OF threads OF rubber
braided or together hereby inform ali perSons that
reel and positive infringement Of the patent issued De-
pont Hystt, and by them sold and assigned to me.
Any infringement by making selling the Congress Boot
without due authority from me, mus. be prosecuted
Having invested $4,000 in The Introduction OF this
invention the public and thereby given the patent
Licenses granted aud sales effected in Massachusetts
Maine and New Hampshire, by CHARLES WlNSLOW,
of Lynn and elsewhere throughout the United States by
the owner [d7 lw HORACE II. DAY, q Corland-st.
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WINDOW SHADES.

XKTINDOW SHADES! GILT COR
Wv NICES!t DRAPERY MUSLINS, &c.-Famsnes
about furnishing their windows with the above artcias
win find al J. C. WOODFORD'S, 295 Broadway de
largest and best In the city, several new styea
uever before introduced in NewYork Lace and hIaaia
Curtains Drapery, Tassels Loops, Pins Bands Cornct
&c Families purchasing OF the subscriber may rely upoa
getting first article and low as 1t Is possible to In
port or manufactured Merchandising al wholesale viii
6nd it decidedly to their advantage to call before purchas
Ing elsewhere J. C. WOODFORD. 295 Broadway. a6a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
E1RESH FRUITS, &c.-MaIaga Cranes.

E1TRESH FRUITS, &c.-Malaga Grapes,
Il Malaga Raisics. in whole half and quarter boxes
ZaHe Curanis, Suliana Raisins Madeira Citron Italian
caGdied orange and lemon peel. lemons, oranges
Ewes apples, shaddocks, Bordeaux primes in fancy
boxes, Symrna and Malaga figs, Egyptian dates, Ara
ban dates bitter Almonds Jordan sheled almonds, Sicily
sheled almonds, almond paper she'll. &c. hbens, Bra.
lilnuts, Madeira No 100 nuts, Pecan nuts CO.
nuts, peanuts " ~ CaHbra, Sicily and
refined quoricc rock candy sperm candles all coors and
different prices sperm oil, winter and fail strained sweet
OIL in bottles and beties; sardines Oil anchoyies olives
c8pers mushroom and tomato catsup picked onions wal
nuts glerhins, &c &C Worcestershire sauce ogetherEh
general of English Also superior
green and black teas full assortment and Ie and brown
sugars all the different kinds all prices coffee,
sormeBt also roastedand sronddaiy chocolate Prepared
and paste shells spices whole and ground,
warranted pure; Bakers brown, pineapple raspberry le
ener orgea and other syrups cherry and raspberry
brandy rich and delicious cordial cordlas foreign and
domestic, in bottles and draft; old Irish, Scotch and
Monongahea whisky superior old wines and liquors,
extensive assort- Cu,r,,,, snerr ment; English,
Scotch and Anne Una 'i'N'i 9iNhNi' rcan ale and
porter, in bottles sngass, apoca. arrow-root, sage,
starch, barley, homny, oameal CASTLE yellow and shay
ing soap; indigo, white comb honey, moasseG and syrup,
brandy peaches and cherries rock candy uube PASTE sal
ratus ielies East and West India preserves, sapsago,
English and American cheese &c Congress and Pavilion
Saratoga water in quart and pint boes Havana and Prn
cpe segars various brands and very fne Hedscke Cham
payne. and other favorte brands, always on hand
Tie above for sale, in original packages, or by
retail TO families by GASSNER, 1872 Chatham-st.
dc meodh opposite the New National Theater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
DANCING,


II HANGING ACADEMY.-Ma d am
1IAUGUSTA ST. JAMES has the honor to inform the
public OF New.York that she has purchased OF Madame
FERRERO her splendid establishment No. q HOWARD
ST and begs leave 10 refer to the following card of Mad
anne FERIERO:
Madame FERRERO most respectfully announces to The
fashionable circle and citizens generally Of New York. that
she has discontinued her Instructions In the polite accom-
pllshment of DANCING, and that the possession OF her
ACADEMY has been transferred to Madame. UGUSTA
ST JAMES whose very refined method and beautiful style
OF the art eneny qualify her for the task undertakes
Madame FERRERO from her knowledge OF the great
abilities OF Madame AUGUSTA, is most happy to recon-
mend her to all her pupils and patrons and zealousy
solcits Tor her continuance of that and extensive
patronage which she (Madame FERRERO has enoged for
many years. assuring Them that if and strict attention
10 the npartng OF her art others be attractive feature
madelne AUGUSTA, she Is persuaded, will give general
satisfaction. - $3.50
Madame AUGUSTA has made arrangements With her
correspondents I'll Paris, Messrs Perrot Coalv Mazier
Cearus Maole and Scio TO receive all their compositions
positions for QHadnes Watzes Polkas, Cotlons Ale,
nandes &c &c and has already received new German
Dance called Mofron also the Dreer and Mazurka Qua
drlles. 1870 ~%o'
Regular Glasses for Misses and Masters on WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS et O'Clock PM For Gentle
men on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at II PM Private
Glasses OF eight can be formed any hour 10 suit the con-
, sug.enCe Vi iaules aho gentlemen M 6weod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
MEDICINES

ID E tAIzSss COLUMBIAN HAIR rRI
Ofwoman'- bar each curing tress
Adds u charm 10 loYelIness
And manly oeHuty' crOHung grace
In dark uxuraI!t iocss trace,
But hos the,e ylfts through ltfe preserve
The hairs hri grl gloss, lis lowing CURVE.
What will ltesc attributes retRn
Why, Deans Columbian. TrcuPAanr
Nor thin nor srHT, harsh and Dry
Nor dull and iltl. to tho eye.
Gan tiat ba he yyi.steer IL me-
That uouTst.d u The flowers 'eIti iiy,
Or as tsi- iaiiis WITH Su!uruer rain
By Deans Columbian TricoDlln+
For sale b. DEAN s. >WARrWOUE Z. et ,h- Prrilus.
cry 81 Nassau Il. their d-- eat=. =.r-.t,
Wes. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

DOUNTY LANDS.-The subscriber
utu five particular attention TO the prosecution Of
claims fer Bounty Landa under the recent ac OF Congress-
HAVING competent Agent in Washington to attend to pre-.
san,ins tbe claims he viii oss no time In procuring
rspta HENRY D. SEDGWICK, Attorney and
M 27n- Coauaeuor e. Law IS Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

'HAAES, l850.-Notice is hereby given
that an addition ofone per will be made on ali axes
,eanr OF hEGEivER OF TAxEs New City Hail. PARK.
cent on the 18th day of December The Receiver would
urge upon the tax payers the importance OF making az
eary payment as possible avoid the crowd and delay
which must necessarily accrue iusy previous to Tie pey
ee3lage being added Hours for receiving money from
mis- 6w HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
INSpISUCgpINN.

EHLOCUTlON-FRANCIS t. RUS
HI SELL Professor OF Elocuion in the Mercantile Ii
brary Association, and Brooklyn Female Academy and In
strcor in Eocuton in Andover 1heologca Senliga
~ Mass and at several other Literary Institutions n Nv
England respectfully announces that ne is prepared 10 IN
str9ct those Who wish TO study this Art.
Nr r wouid refer to ecommendalQry et'Fa nom MS
numerous classes and pupi and tho Presidents and Pro-
New England New York, and NewJersey, Also TO his
father Professor WILLIAM RUss1LL Principal OF the Mer
riInack Normal Institute u H. Rev BARNAs SEARS. u D
Secretary of the Board of Education Mass Hon HENRr
BARNARD, Commissioner Of Public Schools, Conn., Hon
ELISHA Il, POTTER, Commissioner Of Common Schools,
Also Also 10 Prot HENRY, D. D. Gao s PARKER, Principal
of University Grammar School, Rev s P PARKER Rev.
A. A. WooD ~. w. FEANcis, Misses GIBSON, Bond-st,
II TucEERMAN, ESD New Yoh and to Rev Or; Cox
and a CRlrTENOEN, NJ a. Brooklyn
Mr. II. usucs individuals, Classes, Reading aud faul-
~ Ccles private residences, and 4. his rooms No 80
Broadway
gGRM5-For course of ten private lessons of one hour
EACH $500 Fer d class OF ten members, SIS each
MS lneOof
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENT

TWO PROPRIETORS Of ESTATES,
N FARMERS, AGRICULTuRlSTS and MANUFAC-
TuKISTS.-A new aad improved THRESHING MA,
CHINE invented by MARY, WEDLAkE co, in LON
DON Rccomplishes, by far, than any existing
This machine lhfesles with horse power 200 bushels
and per day OF that say 70 sacks of oais
p bushels of5c in one hour and from $50 tT $50 bushels
hea per day. 20 russes Of straw weighing So lbs each
y1aa have passed through the machine in less that twenty
,nisucs Several English farmers ready 70 certify tho
scceyacy of the above statement by their testimonials
Smaller Theshing Machnes for oGy TWO three horses
Chafcultng machines, which produces 70 10 SO bushels
per bour Drill machines for al sorts Of grain with or with
out manures Machines also for cleaning corn, called
Dressing Machines doing 80 to leo s2ck per day crcu
lsr viii be forwarded by appng by e;te post paid 10
The Inventors, MARY, WEDLAkE x CO llS FenchuTch'
St London nls %aWowD&]1N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

goIANO-FORTES.-Persons about puf-
hnsng Pianos viii find 70 their advantage call 1t r
Glenn co s Mandatory, 1874 Futons west Of Broad
way1 gepsral assortment OF mahogany and rosewood
pianos cor auy on hand hCh viii be sold low for cash
toproved paper Deeor5 supplied liberal terms
IN II r GLENN 60. 1874 FHlton-El
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Holm MACE, SEXTON AND GEN

q e
AZ ERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN No Is Car
uines opposite Narckst and next door the West Pres
tytersn Church would inform the public that having the
largest oihe hind in the cry he is prepared aranSe ali
kinds ofiuueras entrusted 10 his with satsfacton
Having experience Of years In the trade be Is prepar
as reasonable as any in the line Orders LEFT a, his
branch Stores $40 Brosdwsycor Sthst and 6i2 Broadway
cor ofHousonst viii be attended to promptly.
I'M has establishment in San Francisco Persons wish,
Ing have bodies disnlerd ana sent home through his
correspondents there Persons by application al No Is
Carrnest can obtain vew OF the California register In
which is contained the nance Of oil those deceased beFe
d. lw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
OFFICER WANTED.-The present


OTSuperntendent OF the House OF Refuge for white
children, Philadelphia Pa having notified the Board OF
Managers of lnstuon OF his desire retire from the
Office time between the middle OF January and first
April the undersigned has been directed adYer
se the fact and TO request applicants for the situation to
address him on the subject
The department above named present, about 100
male and so female inmates who have been committed
especially with reference their moral reformation and
training habits ofindusry The superintendent is charg-
ed with the general supervision OF every part OF the de-
partnent and held accountable by the Board Tor the
faithful performance of the duies OF the subordinate 9th
GERS The Of the department and the purchase OF
Rarge portion OF the articles required are also committed
TO his
Those intending TO apply for the situation are invited -
visit the house Situated the junction OF he Ridge Road
and Coates street, where iniornaon more IN detaI a3 70
The duties of Office will be given by the superintendent
,vhO will also furnish list of the managers, any one OF
whom will give such further Information rs may be desired
The salary of the Office, present. is LOCO per annum;
with rooms fuel and ghts self and family The Board
have not determined what shall be IN future There ID no
probability however OF lis being reduced but some that
viii be increased depending N measure upon the esi
mated value the services OF The person chosen TO FL the
situation -, =. .. =. -. ,
sc,iier until the 18th OF December next
Applicants will please state their sge residence occupa
tion al present and for years past; whether they
have ever had charge of any weekday school, and II So
Tor " hal period of time and of what description OF school,
whether they are connected by church membership with
snv denomination of Christians, and SUCH other facts
thew think NAV have bearing their fitness for the
tion They viii also please furnish the and
dence OF persons TO whom they are wiling 10 refer for
testimonials OF character.
JOHN BIDDLE Secretary Of H. Of R
Philadelphia, Nov. 1850. Nc. 6 South Finh-st.
M 9tFMS EV5ts16Eosc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
TELEGRAPH.

Observation-Disclosures and Stran-
IL gers are invited call ard examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
NORTONs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway New-York.
The immense attending the adaptation Of Ohm
stead's Patent Telegraph Battery To the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber 10 accept from The Manse'
kreER
the appointment sole gent ol The sale thereof and they
Will hereafter be kept constantly on sale al
NORTONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS,
III Broadway, NewYorE
The Omstead Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes Is entirely different from any other medical ID
stumens that person can form proper idea o. s aa
vanages without Witnessing ts operations, when ey WIZ
be found apparent render argument superhu9uh
The Of electricity completely under the control o.
the operator and from almost impercePuoity DC g
ually increased to any strength the patient may oesne
while instead of feeling The painful spasmodic contraction
Of the muscles produced by al other medical
gentle current e flowing pleasantly through me nervous ss
tenn Telegraph Companies are respectfully 9ie1 a1'
apnarstus Is kept constantly sale al
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS
1T Broadway, NegYork,
where all orders must be addressed oil FM1Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
CLOTHING.

NLOTHING AND TAILORING.-Im-
Omonse stock of fashionable ready-made CLOTHING
OF every descripton-0O0 Coats from 81 to S.; 5000
Vests tron 81 10 81 $500 Pants from 81 to s. 10
Cloths Casi,neres and VesangS embracing everything
new and fashionable, irstrate III always guaranteed.
single uia viii convince all Twenty per cent less than
any house In the city, for cash Remember the and
pnDber, MICHAEL CONWAY
IS Smeod* i+S Faltonsl near broadway
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STORE FOR SALE, Situated in

3 BNUN > VINE r VIN soA LIZ 'JI1U M
NJ the village OF Port Chester We'chester ca -
The Store is vel located handsomely fitted uphas nice
run OF retail custom, and rcutS per annum The huid-
Ing as soIae eight rooms IN addition TO The store aJ t"o
Out houses The population ig he village ana neighbour
hood ar-c and very handsome business nizh. ne made
by one Who could i've attention 20 + To fayssita iaf
~ case Il is moi sold by Tie 1oh day OF this month the
Whole enlre stock win he sold at auction for the mos
wi!i bring For inofmation, apply 10 VIM bur5et (. 60
81 Corilaaisl y OF TO hessrs lnyersoL B,p. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

W MICHIGAN LAND OWNERS
e9ese ana SAFE OF land payment OF taxes Gc-The fr OF
bat DKlGGs having been dissolved and MIR Macy
r!as soy az MS interest in the establishment and
eaieI personal attention. Any orders left with DELOS
w bEADLt., Rsq my authorised Agent at "a Brosdway
seW-fork, wlllb promptly attended TO- MS SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-PeI-
a sons Bbort purchasing Pianos viii rd their a1ysa
F9lal-st eas side Of Broadway They have large g.
geTtent OF Rosewood PanDa constantly 90 hand Every Ia
stlmeui ~srrnted for two yeara 60 hsye Ire nnos
ofmofe han parsons they WI refer o. Fhc have p1f
pianos OF them eli Of which have giveH 1niversa Sn
igfnClOH bat wien arg doubts Expressed as 70 their quail
ify she payment 81 ihao anti such douhls arc re-
niove.i Old Panos exchanged New and secondhand
pianos to }es. RZ7
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FJTCHTE & NEWTON, Piano Forts

e EUCHTE & NEWTON, Piano-Foue
4 AMnnnfactory and Woreroous, 20 and Y CanalstThe
gubscribers offer for sale large assortment CANT Piano
fores rom Il oct in rosewood AND 7iahogGny cases
These instruments made in the most substantial manner
cLnnics under our irnedints charge md e5e UNI
gaed in sweetness OF and decacY OF touch Thoae 81
distance b. specifying their wghes by letter in regard to
eyIa or quality IF tone NAY depend upon faithful seec
don All ipsunpens warranted. G. LEuGHIL
ia SIR q J. NEWTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
PATENTS.


q SRANE'S PATENT SOAP.-Ihere Is
" longer any doubt OF the superiority OF this article
everything else yet invented for washing. The IN
creasng day demand for Soap ample evidence
that have never claimed too much nor aid 100 much
of the award of the First Premium and Diploma by the
N Y State Agricultural Society at Albany and the late Far
of the American Institute in this city. For sale al the
manufacory, al Sulvan-s and by Grocer5 generally,
this city and Brooklyn and Wiiamsburgh. DE- 6teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

ToUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS oYFlCE. 10 ais.aa''fsst-,
Sotcs h.rsby gwen, % tho rsat7es and aaI. o. In
nd who alleged 10 haze dsd nstae that 'ba spfY 70 tas
Surrogate Of s County Of New York for sttsr' Of
ss,t At 10 O'Clock IN the foren9onDatst Nav fofs =. %
nqS a.rtv JAMES s. THAYER, Public Adrnns"asot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

= gCr Of ao ordsf Of Surrogate OF Us C0'l5
Nov Yo h.r.by ,:p 70 al PsTs0; ya SsO
Il. arss With vouchers thereof 70 ne - -
No a83 stanton III tbs City o. Ne" on va. a..
reS'oghes, n-,b d,r OF March nsxI5a;s4 asS t0fA
t org s.y NJ sspta-a04s ~ s4duEt o'I1i Hi
Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

II ETTER FILES.-The Patent LEAF
1AHOLDER, an entirely new style OF LETTER FILE,
for holding Letters Invoices Bills or other papers Tor con-
yenient reference, believed be far superior TO anything
now In use for that purpose Those requiring such ar
Gle are requested can and examine For sale, wholesale
and retail, by the Agents for New York City.
o26 BELL l. GOULD, Statoners &c 1873 NassausL
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FilIz SALE.

S3oNTlCELLo.As.. P.ecs Of e., Land I'd, iy'a ,5
the New Haven snd ,larle1R & Stations, aad "a iiteiy
adionne the property arey purchased by the q Hoas
l,5lp.trl NJ AtsGciaron No l. SeYens, Prr-iaaHt, Of
(Co members each OF WHOM has hound at1sti - blil
bor.. within Three wears. VIII he tolI g. one, lHe or
more rtt Farco without Obligation 10 Juj 1d Is his
rroner,v ces the hncl 0f al the improvements Pe1ks
Cnrcls schools Sc Of Monticello, Il Is 10. necessary 20
rcsery ground FOR pubic pIrposes. 80 TINT each pu
cha-er iill uu" or more acres pieces witch,
div,Gcd quarter acres. viii ~ each Apply 70
G 4 SuccH, No Broad-st during the day. uni in the
second story Of tic Nauoua Hall in C9ua-st Broad
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09

TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN according % law to AZ PstS
S having claims against CHRISTIAN hAYR hs o. 'nS ~.
Yn,L that they required To exhibit ue sans
he vouchers thereof either of the andefssnsd at st ~
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business vas ~ al nsous Indebted 10 the deceased viii pleas
o ss amount Cue of as BY the sans s Pstsoa
pay n nntss articles OF art, c bs!oognx :. Us
sssed arc requested return lie sas without dsayF"
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