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Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18

District Chanccry Court Of the State
OF Mississippi, at Holly Springs.
5ohn Delaied, Joseph D.
Beers, Knowles Taylor, In Vacation, No
Morris KctchunI, ct al. tvemOer 23d, lSl9,
S3S vs.
Henry /! Means WillamB.
Meons. Joseph Hurst, and
David Hubbard ct al.
E pom opening the matters Of this bill, it ap-
"a pesring to the satisfaction OF tke Court, that
Henry H. Means, William B Means, JOSEF h
Hurst and David Hubbard, four Of the defendants
in this cause. are not inhabitants Of the state o
Mississippi, but reside beyond tie limits thereof,
50 that the ordinary process Of this court csnnot
be served upon thea.
1t is there fore ordered by the court, that uGiess
the SAID defendants appear before the Vice Chan
ceor of the state Of Mississippi at the courtroom
in the town Of Holly springs On the first Monday
u January uext, 1850, aud eIead answer or demur
10 companans bill, the several allegations there
ui Nf be taken for confessed as to them, and such
decree made in the premises as shall secin Just
aud equitable.
1t is further ordered by the court, that copy
Of this order be published in the "HolIy sprinSs
Gazette, II newspaper published in the town oi
Holiy springs Mississippi, weekly, for one month
successively; and that another copy of the same
be posted up at the front dvur Of the COURTHOUSE
W the town Of HoIly springs.
ANuREW EnMONDSON. elk
Stearna u Taylor sols. or ,ompl Is.
November 50, '49-l0-3w
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Palsy and PARALYSIS.

MI IN, sciaus acknowledge that thcSr crthle Diseases Rre
caused iy deficiency y NiroRS Enrsg IN the alcctcd
hubs ra t""s,uS tul, niNr Ar'irrS will suIFl, this
doeen noWer and comr,t and .ntile thus thectel
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
No W S T 4 X +!
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

HE ) Ia Il Of MlSSlSSlfIl
TO Elizabeth X. Anderson, the widow, and Ed
ward *. Anderson, Tbos Anderson and John
Anderson, children OF Edward X. Anderson, de-
ceased; and all other persons interested in the
lands, tenemcrs and heredtaments Of said dece-
dent, ,-Greetng;
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate Court vt Marshall County, at the Court
House thereof, on the fourth Monday in April,
1850. then and there to answer the petition OF
JameS Fort, administrator olthe estate OF said de-
cedent, for sale Of the sad lands tenemenrs and
heredtaments, described in said petition as Lying
and being in said State of Mississippi, to wit -
North East quarter of Section 4, Of Town B, OF
Range ), in DeSotoC County Sec. 25, and South
East quarter ofsection 35 of Town 6, of Range 3,
in La Fayette County North half and South
west quarter of section 35 of Town OF Range ),
in Marshall ColnV;" for the payment Of the
debts Of said intestate; his personal estate being
represented insufficient, and to show cause, ii any
you can, why the sale Of said lands should not be
made according to the prayer Of said petitioner.
Witness the Hon. Tryon NJ Yancoy
SEAL. Judge OF the Probate Court Of Marshal
County, the 4th Monday of Dece ember
1919. and seal OF said court. Issued the lst day
of January, 1850. GoRDENrA WAITE, Cl'k,
January 4th, 1850 no20-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Female Institute,

Holly SPRINGS, haNh0H C0nmr Mississippi.
TIiE Next Session viii commence on the sae.
on" NaHia! u Superintendent
T. W. SILL, Principal and Instructor in the
Ancien; Languages, Higher Mathematics and
Natural Sciences.
MEs, NJ. j. BUCHANAN, Goyerness. andTnstrnc
tor in the Primary Department.
Mss ENNA JANSEN, Assistant Instructor in
Mathematics and English Branches.
Miss LUClE ROBINSON, Instructor in French,
the higher English and Ornamental branches.
Miss ADELE MOGG. Instructor in Vocal. In
strumental Music ard German.
Dr.. CHARLES BONNER, Lecturer on Chem
istry.
JOHN W, c. WATSON, Esq, Lecturer on the
Eyiences Of Christianity,
WIN. +, STEARNS, Esq, Lecturer on English
Literature and Poetry.
7. w. DANCEl, NJ. D., Lecturer on PhvsioIo
gy and Hygiene
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
AC CHARGE.

STRATTON &. GOODLETT,
nH ANING associated with them Mr.. L.
L. l. AcDAFiTI, Will continue to 90 a tioaoraI
Grocery and Comm ss.on BUSINESS. under the
namc and style Of SfEArr3N. GloaaErr h Ne.
DAylIr. J, T. STRATTUN,
j. Il. GCOpLEEF.
L. McDAE4Ir,
Mr.. +. McDAFlTT returns thaaks his friend,
and former customers for their liberal 9atron-rc
and soilc,ts a continuance Of the same. p.edrn-
his usual energy ana industry IL business. Eagle.
October j-1-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18

An extensive Philosophical, Chemical and As.
"onomJcal Apparatus, is owned by the PRINCIPAL
and full course OF Lectures will be given I'd
each graduating class.
II Is due TO the gentlemen who appear in our
nro'ss'noal corps tor the first time, as lecturers
before the Institute, to say, that they have gener
ooSE consented to give gra,uitsus course Of
lectures to the graduating classes, on the sub
le'is Which stand against their names. The emf.
n'nee o. these gon,ienen in their respective pro-
'e'sIous, and their talents, are a sufficient guar
anire oi toe ability ana learning with which these
subjects WILDE treated,
Holly Springs, Angus, 3D., ls49.-No. Soft
EOB WORK of all kinds executed in thu
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Terms Per Session Of Twrntv.Cnr Weeks

TERMS Per >fs'io0 Of Twcuty.cur Weeks
+rrTIoFIE 7rr ENGLrsn BRANCHES.
FIRST ,'lass,..,,S23 10 Third Class Sl5 06
second d. 49,. ~ 90 Fourth do 49,. 10 90
Latin, Greek, French, German & Italian, 10 Oh
instruction on the Piano, Harp, or Guitar - 90
e. 5" -. i"<irgM1ntt'r Pactlclng, .,.. 3 90
h'ard including washing, odgIn- and all
other contingent expenses. .,........ 80 OA
PAYMENTS. .-One halt at the opening 81 the
session, aud the remainder at the close.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

Thcsc dreadful and ogonang complaints immediately
,ii,,,1 BY the appcation f the GAtN8Nc Dnr, NcK,cE
I>p Farm. Tho Belt 1ifnscs the Electricity through tbs
stcm the Necklace has local effect and tho Fluid acts
directly ulrn the affected IN these distressing
nIlIruvns The application NEVER FAILS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18

consists in the fact that hey ard disea,c by su
application, in pace o! the uu mode Of fnGgHg and
Ihysicug the pasl till exhausted Nature Sinks horeessly
under the inhicon
7hry strengthen n, rhai' system, sYnnss HE crruron u
ht haOi pOmAt hf sIFtf1ns Hni ID NE tghiSs in
tu9er any circumstances Stree tIer Introduction in the
United States, only three years sinre than
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18

7- The articles accompanied by full and plain dircc
tolB Pamphlets with full particulars mey be had Of the
Nuthorignd Ageut
gent, E.A.TALB0T,
Holly Springs, Jan, ll-2l-ly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
MEDICINES.
DHEUMATIC CURE.-These

RHEUMATIC CURE.-These Pow
a drrs are one The most valuable preparations known
for Rheumatism; tleir operation and action appear to be
The following Eared persons are few OF nauy who have
been cured Of tie sevcrest sort OF rheumatism b. these
Mrs Low &c Y8nda1ns has baen con6sel 20 tho house
lie PAST sixteen wears OF Paraysis or Hemplecll when
deprived her the left entire from tie head down:
and rBg her illness OF sixteen years size could not sit al
ute AID Win tNa iENiiY II cOlst-
qrercs al The food IA ing from her mouth She now With
The last GRvs past is AZ the table IN the 'aRy
a.t pAracs her meals Will pleasure and moreover
crews her 5od On nj len side 10 preference to the right
e-a yib ebe has mol done before in the past sixteen
are restore, 10 te natural motions Ike -vise the
cle O. her arm nnl leg perform ,h, ncEons that she
Stands on her foot and her which she mas not
dsI.e drrrg her Illness. until within few days past
Inc friends OF persons who afflicted with he soI OF
disease mentioned n his advertisement may cal on Airs
I0 ari Ijre for themselves OF the wonderful
properties of these powders Mrs. Low commenced taxing
these powders November 2. 1850.
Mrs Eiza Gurnscy 100 DelancY-si is almost cured
OF paaly sis by powders alter having made trial OF
Erdre 6Ictim : Atorney-st was cured by these pow
ders AFTER having been afflicted eight years with Rheuna
tlsn In the head and during this she oh ged
have er head shorr md flannel caps; she has
fine bend ii Aeir, ard ENJOYS the best of health
William Clark, 238 Deiaucyst severely afflicted sew
ernl wears wi Rheumatic aneness in the LEGS, and
eftCiIsv cured NY these powders.
John Johnson 1863 Mulberry-s was cured by these pow
defs OF Rheumatic ameHess OF Tie shoulder wAich rem
Leopold s,gizer. corner of Thirdavenue and Thirty
seyeulh was cured by these powders OF Rheumatic lame
ness IN tic eEs winch coHhHed nm many months 10 Inc
Gys Rowland 30 Walkers was cured Of severe In
fammaory Rheumatism ny u ese powders, after many
other medicines had proved Intellectual
Mrs Sheppard, q Beeknans 81 was severely afflicted
several years win Rheumatism in the legs and was cured
by lhcsepowders
nvery cases Of Rheumatism Imminent s also
used an outward application und sold with lie powders
The annexed list OF persons are likewise given refer
OF e curative qualities OF these powders Robert
Dean $50 Nonroest Col Hulshart, 50 Heser-st; Mrs,
MYERS 86 Eesex-st; Adeia Grant, II Chesnutst
Sold by SyIyeser ~ Walkers Dr. x NIL + hooara
and Thirty-our-st; John Van Dyk Grand st Williams
burgh; Fl D. Wypans, III. D. corner OF Columbia and
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
dl7 IL CHARLES FOX, PHI Dlyisonst N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

GYORPORATION SALE FOR TAXES
0Thc sale for unpaid taxes Of 1917 and l8ia will be
continued this day at IL O'Clock al the City Hall
dl75l JAMES r. TAYLOR, Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

H4SOR SALE.-A light Profitable MAN
d UFACTURNG BUSINESS, paying from 25to So
per cent II being staple article meets with ready sale
Price $500 Also Two Lois twenty SiXth-s near the
Eight-av. on favorable terms. D. HOWELL, y North
Nilian.sl near Chatham di7H4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ SCHOOL, BALLSTON SPA. SARATOGA Co. N, Y
The next Term will commence the LIST of Janusty-Sys
ten essentially giving thorough practical rs well ~
theoretical education, the assumption that the Arts
well as the Science OF the profession should be acquired be-
fore admission 10 the Bar Hence beside thorough Grill.
Cal elaborate daily rocatons, audris in eXtempore
speaking historical and literary de6ale legal arguments
and die trial aud argument Of causes, with witnesses and
all the features ofthe rea court in which the pupil is taken
over the whole ground of the practice among the ex
ercses of the School Expenses moderate Catalogue
and circular stating particulars sent by request directed
(postpaid) 10 J. w. FOWLER, President.
" nos eodD SW III L StW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

NEEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING, whole
lv sale and retail, at VERY LOW PRICES The sub
scrber JACOB VANDERBILT 81 F!on-st ng Vt aio MS
;nc rthicb consists of over 10000 READY MADE GAR
MFNTS, equal in every respect the best custom work
Also over 500 pieces Of FASHIONABLE GOODS "nlcn
will be made to order in style that cannoi Do SuPaSSe
Your patronage is respectfully solicited; =, ,...
nj 2meoda* JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Futon'st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
TDRIVATE TUTOR WANTED-In 9

IL family in Brooklyn, TO teach the cpmmon and higher
English Branches together with Music, Drawing French
and Latin and some useful manual labor for physical tram
Cepdonable moral character and happy temperament who
would be agreeable companion for three or tour chit
dreu Joining in their sports aud assisting them in their
work IA part of which consists III taking care OF SaTden
may ind home, with fair compensation for his services
Office. d5 2aw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

DRICK HOUSE snd LOT FOR SALE
4 B in Twenty fourth ST, near Firstav The House is
large and Wen built and will be sold low, or leased to-
good tenant Also IL LOTS of GROUND in fiueth, fii-
y-r0 and Fty-fth-sts. the Eighth and Tenl-avs
for safe or will be leased good tenant Also FARM
Of q acres OF good land Railway n j. with buildings,
6c large part OF the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage. Inquire Of -
d. i2leod+ a TRANERS Y co. 81 Maiden-laue, N. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
HATS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SEWING ES-CAUTION.-
~ The subscribers owners of the ROTARY SHUTTLE
MACHINE patented Oct 1919, hereby Caution the Pubic
against purchasing using Machines which infringe upon
their patent they will prosecute 10 the extent OF the Jaw
all such inlIlDements.
Our machines are now offered for sale for the frs! time
They have been in This city for one year One firm
has nsde thousand dozen Cloth and Plush Caps SeY
eral other companies have employed them very probably
in making clothing, carpet and grain bags and ot Other
purposes There number now 10 use al me acoy OF
Il W Banks < Co. Elm. OF Canal st where those
wishing purchase invited call and see them IN OPP
Grafton Messrs H ". 3. & Co. authorised 10 MAKE
sales of Rights orAlachines for use in this CRY.
These machines easily managed that child OF IA
By empoyedn making bags IN good order Tor
some months past attending TIE saie I'm 10 the run
ming her own machine and doing with te work Of four
adults ii sewing by hand
steam uoer persons wishing 10 make 40 ex perimentbe
forebuyng anechine would 6erenea at moderate price
real practical utility and while we invite examination OF
the machines now in operation "e,repeat our caution
araDst Inducements which viii ceroinlybe prosecuted
dill lm4 BLODGET L LEROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
crRING DISEASED Lungs.

Hectic Fever Night Sweats Dyspepsia Liver Complaints
Pain in the Chest and Asthma and he warrants it TO arrest
ready formed that persons in consumption may take It
with the most positive confidence facure for Is great seat
of action the Lungs. which il peneraeS in all drec
tons, purifying them of everything obnoYoaa in ils pro:
gress and which if applied according TO directions cannot
fail to leave in perfect healthy condition , D,,t,,
DIR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HAtT LIZA
is highly recommended by the Medical Profession mat
eminent Physician Dr. Mott of New York says that asa
Pumonic Remedy it cannot be too highly Pfased Dr'
Hamilton of Bath and those eminent publications. me Lon
don Lancet Medical Journal, and Brailhwate Ketro-
spec all accord the convincing certificates OF us
virtues In this country has been used with distinguish
None genuine without the written signature of NJ A +.
HARRISON on the wrapper. Price 81 per bottle, or six
bottles FOR So Principal Office l5i Greenwchsl New
York. -
Frothng ham in Boston by Reading Co in Philadelphia
BIZ Zeibor { Co Thirdst below Chestnut, and in Ba-
more by S. s. Hance.
Sanders 825 Bowery John B. Dodd. III Broadway, and
Codington, sos Hudsons. n30 lmSTu&ThE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

BNLEGA Mt PRIVATE RESIDENCES
RLatPOUGHKEEPSIE for SALE or EXCHANGE for
for sale lis House and Lot on Gannons Poughkeepse,
within D hours ride OF NewYork by railroad House IS
new 1880 three stories, basement and under cellar, with
all the modern improvements as furnace, range water
closet bath, hot and cold water in all the upper rooms,
statuary marble mantels mahogany doors &C. The Lot
is 5Ox65 laid in grass plas flowers and shrubs orna-
mental trees, aud walks all tagged The whole is in per-
feet order ANY part the whole OF he furniture, mostly
new viii be sold if desired Terms easy. Apply 10
w II. VAN KLEECK & co l59 West-st n Y
din orlA Tlz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
FNOP SALE SIX ACRES OFLAND,

B4VOIU totAI4E1 l5IN 1hOIVI ITO - y
a well stocked with all kinds OF Fruit, with modern
built two story House with Basement Barn and out build
ings complete It's pleasantly situated in Daren within
minutes walk OF the New Haven Railroad Depot ana ana
within mile and half of the Sound Its very desirable
Country Residence doing business in the city
Also acres OF LAND half mile distant will be sold to-
ge,her or separate For fun Information, &c adj
dress by letter, SAMUEL w, RAYMOND,
dc 2w* Dirien, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
HARDWARE.
DOARDMAN,S pATFvT IlIpp

ROARDMAN'S PATENT TNPROJ
A-SED STEAM BOILER AND FURNACE.-rse p
entee Is nov prepared TO sell si1gle or territorial lights
use me above named improvement Recent expey;meg
nave demonstrated sa. this form OF Boiler elects a
g Oh olehHIi tie tuei required the best CylAt
Boiler with return dues, and about 20 per cant u
amount used by Locomotive Boilers. The hea Is u,
chimney Is reduced below 400. TIE smoke and cons1
bic geses are Consumed within the furnace Tie rflae
instantly exuuguishes as,Ee sparks, 50 thai I'll 49,
from sparks Is avoided ThE Boiler Is very coulnar
form occupying less space tan any other OF Ike poyye
Representations h. FavoR. CHIEF Engineer II
MAJ! SIgamer Arcnc, n Y; Messrs Mot Ay7ss. q
Mr.. d f Jaycox Chelsea Iron Works T,ynr',S !
New-fork; Messrs TUsnoi Daily Co Frankfn Foe.
tirstaV New YORK hr. john Malls, Machinsl sls FA
~ new OK Nj w { Smith, ST Adams Vermont: !,
Messrs. Goudine Green L Conro Keeseyff.e n Y
dress pos; paid. 81 BDaRDTaS
NJ Smecd' 70 EaGoH.sL ID door, New fo.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

gDTANOS FOR SALE and TO hire, at 7
Rarclsv.st. opposite the Aston House, from 81 to &C.
tovea in rosewood and mahogany cases.
nIg 97nt JAMES THOMPSON, late Ta!!nlan Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
TO LET.

sENO LET,-The whole or The lower part
IL genteel House and Furniture for sale in the pleas
part East Broadway REM and price Of Furniture
moderate. Inquire OF w KELLY 81 Beekman.s II IL
VENO LEp-in Grace Church, a body pew;
d win seat three persons. INQUIRE at 80 Plne-st dl7 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

G31A CASES BLUE and WHITE and
L SeJgWO BLUE PRINTS, For gale by
d4 C. B. LIE BARON, 81 Pine ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

HOUSES AND LANDS FOR SALE,
4 in the village of East Chester in plots to suit purchas
ers near the Episcopal and Methodist Churches, where
gentlemen can enjoy fishing Unhealthy location and pleas
ant residences near the Harlem and New Haven Rail-
Rosds Apply to STATES BRIGGS, al the Store opp0-
site the Episcopal Church -, =. ..,,.
~, Cbas,ar nee 1884 dl0lmeodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
7g7EN THOUSAND CURES and NOT

vE1EN THOUSAND CURES and NOT
Z A SINGLE FAILURE!-DR HASTINGS COM
POUND SYRUP OF NAPTfIA, celebrated throughout
both Continents for lis wonderful OF CONSUMPTION,
Asthma Decline Splitting of Blood Night Sweats Difficult
Breathing Coughs Colds aud ali diseases ofthe Chest and
Lungs.
lis effect upon the system is mild and soothing at the
same time certain and eicacious-rarey failing give
iefupon The first application aud by repeating il few
times permanent cure is effected.
The proprietor therefore only recommends his APP
TIA SYRUP but warrants il cure. BE warrants 1t 10
aclupon the Chyle md pury; he warrants to r9m9yeaa
he warrants It to open the internal and external pores Of the
b, y and eject all the obnoxious particles which have &C
cuuulated in the system he warrants as leyer-lang
dr in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

VOLORED CAMBRICS.-l00 cases
~ all coor and qualities for sale at reduced prices By
dt C. B. LIZ BARON, 50 Ptnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Four Building
In Lots situated One-Hundred and Fifth and One Hun.
between the Eighth and Ninth Avenues, commencing 100
feet the Ninth said Lots being each In size % feet
front and rear by 100 feet inches in depth large por-
ton the purchase money remain on bond and mort
gage. For price and further particulars, apply to
ilw A. j. BLEECKER Aucioneer, Broad ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

0OO GASES BLEACHED SHIRT
GVCINGs. IS. q, %, So and Sc inch, suitahle for
Manufacturers Of Bags and the general trade Forsaa By
d. C. B, LIE BARON, 55 Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

HORDOVA PLAINS-20 packages, ali
0vTool Gray Negro Cloths, for sale BY 49,, e, ,-o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17
PIANOS.

KDIANO FOR SALE.-A Rosewood
a Piano of superior that has been in use short
time Address A. l.. al this office. DIG ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

MyOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-We
LEA would call the attention of the public 10 the fine as
sormenl of PanoFortes with and without the much ad,
house of T Gilbert Co of Boston, recently opened al
al Broadway by WATERS BERRY The Pianos OF
r G & Co lave been too long md TOO fayorahly known
10 need any conmendations Hundreds IN ths city can
testify their superior excellence.
pi to lat 'i-i-> : ''-S- MI lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

az &H. BARMORE offer at their Man
w ufactory and Were-room, $40 BLEECKER:St cor
ner OF Charlesst assortment of elegant PIANO
all other modern Improvements. do SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

FENO PRINTERS-For sale cheap, q
Il Double Medium and Medium and tiafTlGs Pow
Press good For further particulars inquire al
di7 Sfiews LANE & SCOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

E1vOR SALE-Two three story HOUSES,
IL adjoining each oler Northwest corner of Houston
and Crosbyslrees Marble nantes folding doors Cr9ion
water, connection with Would well for
come kind ofbusress being near Broadway-large board
ing-house orhoel Will sold separately or together on
story front rOon from l 10 I, T, Nj dl4 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

z 7 PKIVAIE SALF-A beaUTlTUI
IA FARM with the Dwelling, Flooring Ml, &c there
on situated At Newmarket Newt rsey within tnrec guar
ier of mile from the Central Railroad Depot The farm
contains about 10 acres Land high state OF cuiva-
ton On the premises there s fine story aud attic dwell
ing house 4Gy 46 feet with coonnad in 'r9nt ana P9zZ4
outbuildngs. The Touring mill IS 50 ny 80 feet stories
high with four run Of stone, with al modern improvements
for cleaning grain and boiling the -four In connection with
the mill is Turning saw, Clover aud Plaster Mill all in
successful operation The dwelling house and nil have
about The house are handsomely laid with roads and
walk bordeed with box fruit trees Of various kinds,
such apples pears peaches pluns cherries, aud grapes.
10 abundance.
For price terms and further particulars of the above pro-
perty applv 10 ANTHONY j. BLEECKER,
dis lw Broad-st, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-17

tn OR 16 LOTS of GROUND, IN
W Brooklyn, Bedford, will be sold cheap or ex-
changed FOR q small house and ot in Brooklyn Williams
burgh. Inquire al 2z7 Grand-st. New-York. d5 m+