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80 o.
DEATHS.
DEF al FLIu..ile Lancaster county Virginia. on Fr4
l3,h Of D,ccmb.f Me- ELIZABETH YATES BRAHliAM
Jo,n Branhdu having tive eh.rcu ai b=rca, I'd hus
mrun their heavy affection SIC the 81 iest iashIti
axe A'i4on L. Carer. and has rr severn! bIoa
iarsa circle Of relative -ai eais sympItze with l- r.
household, a.l lament her ily irrafaLlo l"ss ia
The community IN which hc lived. Sn, member 81 ~
cops. Church, aRi ~ christian. "iis mother irtrs.
anI .;icnJ she hid sr"ripr hat .he has youg 'ht
hurldne't reserved tor the purely !nue sad ,.LoLs
i,u5 whI .aes, her
Her house ordered we'll! her children taught .s way
~ life. who, gisln, mp u honor. i!IS.l
Her blessed Br,t rased ~ he admired a. home,
tn here reflected from her hu bands praise
Her
le, who tia, saw he. Pass aud neasi the I.,9t
With rarnrst b,neiIcipns on her steps
A.end, could rom abesance k-sI HI, eva
Or lorguo fion due ~ applause Ia si,us r.f.
Adorned with mot.esty. aGL manor. grace
Un.pcaksble. and low: hcrface Ike
The hight, welcome ia. eye oil nsa.
HS- Wing Will please copy
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taken resulted as follows--ayes 81, noes 4-no ouorur
ting. ' ]"
The SPEAKER announced that no quorum had o..
whcrcupon '''
Mr.. RlVES moved that the House do now adjourn -,
motion was agreed To- and the House adjourned ""l0
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THE SOULS LANGUAGE.

THE SOULS LANuOa6E.
NY WV. WALLACE DAVIS.
There Is a language needed
In this changing world below,
To speak the hearts full feeling
When laden down with woe;
There are thoughts TOO high TO utter
And signs too deep TO heave,
And words that can't be spoken
When tho spirit stoops TO grieve.
Theresa hope too dear TO mention,
Despair TOO keen TO show,
4 love TOO pure and holy
For the language that we know.
There needs an angels power
In The tone and in the eye,
To give the deeper meaning
OF a tear, a VOW, sigh;
Or, to tell, in accents proper,
The anguish ola heart
That loses hope forever,
An smiles at It's depart.
Oh that this mystic language,
| could but learn 10 speak;
I'd tell why now unbidden,
a tear Is on my cheek;
I'd tell of hopes now blasted,
Hopes, full of life and light.
And paint that deeper anguish
That clouds my soul in night.
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Messrs G. A. Baker and G. c. Waddel Of Lexington Viz
gnin have drawn paintings (przes in tho Philadelphia Art
Union.
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The Baltimore Sun denies tho repor, that Mile Parodi
will visi, Ba,more-and it states positively, the auho-
y of letter from Max Marezek that she will appear in
of the theatres there after the Italian Opera have per-
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The January No Of the Southern Literary Messenger will
be issued Monday We shall notice its
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INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERlCA.--T
New York Herald has tho Annexed advices from Ncarsr
10 the effect tha, VIZ. las been declared moationed
the ,ee9rephis dispatches
!, appears that Nicaragua has declared war against Co
Rica, anG troops 10 occupy tho department OF Cum
c1stp which has been In litigation between thoss two
lies The goveramen; 81 Costa RIGA Ind taken n,easu
accoringy and san; 10 Guanacos,c German officer. "
was lately in tho service oi ih King of Prussia
behalf Glen Guiros who took prominent par, IN tho
luton against Generals Flores and Castro, and who
-xcd wa az board Of ship anchored ut Puma Aren
and destined Nicaragua Tie pariizans OF Cis;:c
preparing movemen; Costa Rica, and revolution "
expected on The arrival OF Gen Castro who The a.sa
his partizans sailed ior London and WAC expected Cos
RIGA during this month.
The coffee crop is Very co, r prices wero Sc, at 81
highest for sev,:a; Ieaii.
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The editor of the Savannah: News speaking of Jenny Lind
first Concert in Charleston says: "Ne learn from rier
who present the occaslnn that there par
tho performance reported in the papers morning
Ii The Charleston people have uncomfortable
lection ola wooden mummy which l5anum palned of W
them years heo and before the appearance o Mad
Lind they made a demonstration accompanied with viuls
language, threatening To burn The Theatre The Mayo
seems had had nl!ma!na Of whnt intended and y
pared aned ce accordingly and appearing tho sia.
notieI tho rioters OF the nct Nothing, however ha5s
effect of quelling the disturbance, which nioen,R
creasng, until Mad'llo Lind made her appea!ance-and
silence, calm and respectful. Such was the efcc,
her appearance that the rioous demonstration was MOI
moved i
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T1EAcHERs WANTED FOR THE II k, pis sESI

L FKEE SCII''UI.S Ut TIT .l.o,.nary bra
far IN, ansuin- wear The salary os teaching IN. wi.
oil - go, tof III. scholastic ;ear o! months n''
saeh III. ans" Maern LANGUAGES VIII Do so,s sl
f.sa N, nj b.. agreed upon between tasir anu P Az
,oU .ron,s Of and capacity VIII be fei!'v, q.
S. prssden Of tho Boiri % schco! C'Inmisai1ne"
! Couu House
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CARD. tNVeF

The President of tho Directors of the Eastern .s
has Just seen nn editorial article in the Enquirer of me 9n
concerning the agitation OF the affairs OF This institution
tho Legislature Of the Commonwealth and a. he il pesor
IL referred in that ur;icle ard moreover h. dos.
doubt the willingness OF the editors 10 do justice and n
the truth he begs the use OF their columns for I'm,
space, for that purpose.
The statement IN the editors was untrue when cau.
hem say in reference vacancy occurrngi the Bo
Df Directors last There being then ten Nb,.
office and vacancy, the Democrats asked that The
cv might be filled their ranks; and sst TIL. reon,
formal protest sent by the President arc ,1a Dom
cratic GoveIno In tie first pac" the :" enot;sn whip
in office; but let this pasths The point OF he
AZ The occurring oil The vacancy, th- Board, accing IN
USAGE long existing dreaming OF politics Recommends
10 the Executive gentleman. III their opinion ar! in nh
opinion Of every else here fitted tor the place. and
was not until after this recommendation vas mace that nra
slges nken BY or Two conspicuous members of m
Dmoccy OF this place in rather offensive manner wh
resulted in their Recommendation 10 the Executive q De,
son 10 fill the vacancy who should represent tie :aer
the Democratic pIrfy IN the board.
This being the first attempt To Introduce party politics ini
the institution President OF the Directors did write 10 nj
Governor setting forth the evils WINCH in his opinion wov
flow from the operation, md requesting him 10 SUSPEND u
commitment until a committee nj The Board should meet a
for. his exceency ace face those who had rsc ~
mendation with avowed party views.
So much for the protest Aforesaid.
L, il untrue that the Board protest ugans chang
their Of ohcd as proposition apart rom Local sesi
l. is equally untrue tina, the Board opposed III. D
mocratic party.
Why should ihey object 10 any mode OF ap.onrntu
when their services performed grn,uitor'yl AM:
they are disposed their patronage TO further pS
views how comes II that of male SHARED officers i
should have appointed sir irto are L.emocrcjs'
The Directors desire merely iiat their small Efforts
serve the Commonwealth IL the performance q! this limit
Junction aud VI those wEo riay succeed them may
rendered Inefficient by The infusion Of the poison IT pa
politics into mi. deliberations.
The eada OF lie institution they claim 10 be now tua4
,,E fhan
fairs generally.
They claim IN as, have been up TO this time free fn
one element oil improper conduct--party bias. From
they would remain Iee.
They war agaius. parry; aud their opposition 10 ~
present movement has its origin in the nature OF Il
movement ITSELF but in the character OF the motives "ht
ns IL; he sorddness OF which knows who
rot reside here.
Williamsburg, Dec 80, 1850.
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MARRIED..
30 o. -
DEATHS.

N,aRtEp on INC l.;!i Dec. III Crecnsye, 8 c. b, -.
T : Arthur Miss CAROLINE MATILDA LEWIS. 10 WN
CAMPBELL. E-I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE

II TtOLS 3es-UhAhbhs > 1t IT L., s-.-vs
So AND 81 FULToNsT, OPPOSITE THs UNITED oIAas'
HOTEL. NFw-YGRK.
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER ~ Eognsn'
&c man and American Hardware, Cutlery Eoss Iyos'
chants Mechanics ard Ohes, mRking their sPnng An1
Sumner purchases 10 his very extensive assortment com
missing everv hiug IN the line and which new snd con
tan supplies being hddsd ali OF which are offered a.
the ow est prices for cssh or approved credit;
Cut and Wrought Male, Locks. Lsiches;
Knives ard Forks Pen and Pocket Knives
Racers ScifsO ard SbesTs In great variety; 49,,
sboves Spades, Hoes Forks Scyihes and SnAlns nnes
CoopERs Tools 10 great variety, OF the most celeOf Ae
manufacturers Aberson, Congerr Horton Barton ana
House and Slip CsrueElers Tools, BacksmIh's Tools
House and Ship Builders Hardware.
ITop Brass, Copper Steel and Lead Wire,
NN'' mis- SmeodD6SmsowW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
",pM For sALE.-Late the resi-

- n Eliphsel ST. John. ESQ, at New-Canaso, G.,
oi Of about LiItyhve ISL acres OF excellent land.
dwelling house barn aud outhoases, apple
on .ssrds and other fIuit trees.
o Farn /, about ve miles from the landing place al
,yr-sik and commands a more extensive view OF tho
snnd gud surrounding scenery than other pisce be-
tween New York and New-Haven. About ten acres OF
wood land and seven acres Of meadow In NE same vcn
~ NAV be had with the same Inquire al 70 Cedsr-'
NIL 2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

TO LET.-The delightful Country resi-
4 deuce OF the late Edmund 3 Force, ESQ BED Mis-.
Psamus Said residences within four mes OF ra'er,on
RslrOsd Depot 10 Paterson, } east snl our ies h9fln
q The vaue OF HsckensAck pleasant roao snd IN
pleasant and heal hf ueghbOh7od ana consists o. An ELS
CANT modern but story d~ cling house WIN pN1a 10
rounded with fle .hrubbery and ornamental ees Con
uecisd with ia large garden peach oLcharo me gs
rery &C ia within 40 roos Of ne sheet OF water cover
Ing come 81 scres OF land with fine waterfall Aso' ~
Of land beside psstursRe In hgh state OF cu'EA-
ton on which IL an a0undance 81 fru lafge o4n car
rsgehouse vTseonhouse and other Al ~ me
very best condition. Inquire Of D DEhAkEsls ~ We
sey-st: Of & W l. MORROW s. Pinf-st New'f0rk or
,tses | 80 mis- 8leOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
NOR SALE-HOUSE, LOT and STA

A. Bile on Fifh-avenue with al modern Improvements
House q BY 20 feet ready for occupancy about me Isl OF
April Also. several moderate priced Houses win Al he
modern improvements FhaYenue, ready LOT O0cu-
psncy Ia few weeks. Apply 10 - -, -, -.
9sflnls O. WADSWORrH, O. Unionplace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

NOR SALE.-A neat cottage and SIX
a. teen building lots at Woodstock, minutes wax ION
the Mornssnis Depot on the Harlem Railroad. The
grounds are well laid out and enclosed WITH good fence
and fine well Of water on the premises Pnce 40.
bslsnce can remain on interest long as desired De
sesaon Immediately. Apply TO T w. STRONG 80 Mas
lol4 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

NOR SALE-A desirable Country Resi-
4 dence at East Bloomfield. New Jersey four miles
from Newark, double COTTAGE HOUSE and Seven
Acres Of LAND suitable Outbuildngs, CoschhOuse &C.
Garden well stocked with Fruit all IN good ORDER; Pos
session given al short notice There Is fine sheet or
water on the back Of the grounds Apply 10
ynl5 OUT John Il. NITCHiE. 5 GOld-st, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
CNT WEATHER STRIP FOR

II W ~
MaKING DOORS and FRENCH WINDOWS ughi
at the bottom This apparatus excludes al wind. aa.
and the most driving storms, hus making sreH ss'ngs
rom fadipg IL is very easily attached TO Inside or oun
1 IS ssIe hv WOODBRIDGE CO.,
mig 2wf Sl4 Broadway, wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

DRESERVE YOUR AWNINGS
n TYLERS AHTIMILDEW AWNINGS supehd
to all others now In They have been tested By has
dreds OF our most respectable citizens, and Acknowledges
TO be a. represented.
REFERENCES.
G.. w Dawson, w. w. Cation, NJ Willard,
3. McFeeley, r. Sands, Peck,
Robert H. Smith, Maxwell sckles, J. Ash
Robert Fouds
CERTIFIcATEs.
NEw-YoRK, August Is, 1850
TYLER, Eso.-Siy; The awning manufactured byy01
last Spring and warranted not to mldow has been fully
tried and Is Ia every respect what you warranted Tree
from mideW shedding Of wRser) To those Ia wsn Of
q desirable article, we can July recommend the shove
PETERSON J. HUMPHREY, Carpet Dealers,
49, PearlsL
sIR: The Awning you made for us, warranted NOT %
Mldew has fully sustained your guaranty of IT, and w
take pleasure In recommending Il being far supen0fp
any awning we have had In Respectfully,
MOORE & Co, il2 Chathsrnh
Mr.. JAMES TYLER, cor. Chatham and Mulberry su
We can certify that The preparation used by MI Js1s
Tyler in the manufacture Of hs Awnings 10 prevent III
dew, has been fully tested In the experiment we az
made and has given entire gaisac SOB the Awning mes
for our establishment having been In and exposaS
all weather since last Spring therefore cheorIay
recommend II TO those who may BE- IN want OF Tie ADys
article. CHILD 4 WEMMELL3 81 Psrkr0".
Hew-York, August 10, 1850. .
Also Cot and Soaking Bottoms Of every dsscnpuoni
reduced prices, by JAMES TYLER, Mulbenyst,
MI Inn basement, (Old Stand } cor OF Chah4n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
NOR SALE.-At New-Rochelle, about

NOR SALE.-At New-Rochelle, about
4 bslf n mile from the Y aud New Haven Railroad
Depct desirable COUNTRY SEAT fJrmerly the resi-
dence ofthe Samuel Titus OF about Y acres Of 9no
whice is pleasantly situated double twostory moaern
premises three houses, carriage house, barn.
stable sc with variety Of r7it and ornamental trees
large portion Of The purchase money may remain on pond
ard mortgage. Apply TO AMOS WILLETS, 40 last
Broadway, or to SAMUEL BOVINE, near the premises
mis- 2wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

NOR SALE.-The large Elizabethan
4 Cottage, with about two OF land, situate on the
Eighth av, near McCombs Dam Upon the premises are
flower garden, vegetable garden and choice variety
Of Young bearing fruit trees grape vines, &c The out
houses consist Of carriage house stables, wash house
large ice house filed &c. The High Bridge Harlem XIV
er, and beautiful surrounding country are wthn view.
The premises within convenient distance OF either the
Harlem or Hudson River Railroad Stations and are IN per-
feet order Fer further particulars inquire al the Cottage
or ai ~ Beekman-st between 10 and O'Clock, OF
mis- lw+ NATHL. JARVIS, JR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The 3-st0ry
Abhck HOUSE and LOT lo6 Wooster-st, between
orng and Prince fts The house. which Ia about 40 feet
M depth is finished 10 beautiful style, with al the modern
improvements and Ia complete order On the rear and
attached TO the house. ia twostory tea room Terms
MIA lvv '''' RrORd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ITO LET--The upper part, with back
a basement OF HOUSE s. Morio1st For particulars
Inquire {. The Drug Store CSC Geenwehst corner OF Bar
row, NIL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

old STAND AWNING MANUFAC-
OTORY, I97 HesteT-st &C. JOHNSON tenders hs - q.
thanks 70 bis friends and the public Ia general io @
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him fof t1e ~
twelve years G. j. has hand larger assonne.s
OF goods than ever, and s prepared to make al hnai
plain and fancy Awnings and also iron frames pat up 10
strongest manner All orders hsDkf5lly received a.
punctlaly attended TO- NJ B-No humbug FOR water prod
mildew for D0n forget me 90 sLand ~ HesLeA
&fIms CHARLES JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
OHTrATED on HUDSON RIVER,

SsANDY HILL, n. Y.-FOr Sale or exchange In part
for productive City properly quarter oneha or al OF
a TEVO ENGINE PAPER MILL, water power, superior
and extensive Also a substantial, splendid DWELLING
with two or any number acres up 70 s1t-nvs, h,st te
STORES all of which renting at 10 per cent Tor wnsi
will be asked for them Title indisputa0e TWO ana
opsrer hours 6e from Troy by railroad canal For fur
tber particulars inquire Of BUNTING FOOT ga Pearst
UARVFY SANDY HIM mo 2Wd ltWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
Il ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAV.

EA EbL I = INIT INIVL EINUNAI I.
HING and PLATE PRINTING, Ofiee Ia Faor. a,
N. Y-Book and Magazine work. PorIFas Map. BIZ.
Heads Circulars Diplomas, Cards, Patent Medic ne IA.
bella Also. YGnkee Cad Press. &c. mis- Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

DRIVATE SALE.-4,o 900 Acres of Land
Il on Long Island IN The town OF Brookhaven s1h1lk
Co. the railroad running through Il Il VIII be SOD IN PSI
ces or the whole 10 suit purchasers II Is about sky
miles from New-York City. The soi is well afspled ior
grass and CROPS Of every kind For further particulars
apply to A. }. BLEEChEh' Auc'r OiOa'''"
mis- U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

VNO LET.-Ths dwelling part Of the
Il handsome four story BRICK HOUSE on The south
west corner Of Broadway and Thryfou-thst ~ ne IN
tarsection with SIKH av entrance Thirty fo1rth-s,
which r. 100 feet street Gas range, bath, Crolon on
every story; also underueshan excellent LOCATION
Tor first class hard ware drug grocery business Also,
house adjoining store underneath. The houses VII Dc
finished early in April Apply from to NJ az o. Mas
a- - - -, ,ba nrarnses bef vyeen 10 and II A II.
'ae - ~ % ~ THOMAS n LAWRENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

VNEM PERANCE STORE.-Best
II crushed Sugar only So for lbs; New Orleans Sugar
IS Cd and is bs fresh Green and Black Teas Sc per
10 best strong Tea "A per b very fine rev crop Green
Tea only a. per ID best Green Tea Go per ID fresh
roasted and ground Coffee only Od and I'D per b best
Java lie I'd; Moasses % per gallon new crop New-Or-
leans "a Sd good Winter Oil IS Cd per gallon; Winter
beached Oil IS per gallon sperm Candles "a Sd beat mold
Candles 0c and good assortment Of choice Groceries,
&C. Sent to all paris Of the city free Of expense.
SACKErT PECK,
nj Inns l04 Greenwich avenue, cor. Tweldh-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
nor SALE.-Oyer 200 BUILDING

mon SALE.-OVer 2UU BUILDING
4 LOTS situated between the 7th and 8havs and l4lst
and 45hsis These lots beautifully located command
Ing tl view ofhe High Bridge and the upper part OF
The Harlem River with its bold and romantic shores As 10
beauty Of location be safely stated that there are no
building sites this island more desirable. And es the
grading Of the Eghth-sv. will be competed within lew
weeks there be doubt that there viii De a. once es
tAbshed line OF stages run upon the avenue,
between the City Hall and the High Bndge-hus present.
Ing quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between the
above property and the City Hall These los VIII %
sold on very favorable terms Apply to d. E. WlNTON,
II Cedsr-s where maps and other Information can be
had mo lneod"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby Eppnse the public that they e now
prepared to retail every variety OF TEA al lower prices
than any other establishment can uniformly do Their ex
tensye wholesale trade always requiring them 10 keep on
hand assoTnent the purchaser al retail neces
rarly derives many advantages by trading with ihen,
which be will fail to obtain elsewhere. City and country
families would greatly consult their Interests By duly
gardng this advertisement This Is the Oldest Res Com.
pany In the city. Their only establishment Is at 25 Chat
6am-SL between Pearl and Roosevelt and they have
10 branch stores
Grocers supplied IN email quantities az low as By tbs
chest imh8 ltW*l i3 SmA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

POOTS AND SHOES.-A. ID. GALE.
ASmanufseturer and Wholesale dealer, invites cos,try
merchants ard The retail trade generally % call and ex
anime large assortment which will be- sod a. ths lovess
prices by the dozen
B.-The Jenny Lind Ties ard youths and boys "a.
ters and enBmeled lace boots made A. his esiabnshs
Sizes given 10 tuiL A. GALE, Us Pe4rlst
ul2 Pm corner Pisu.st, Nsg.YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

TENO LET-From LIST of August next, 2
foursory brick buildings, each &c feet inches front
ard 20 deep 10 be erected expressly for mechanical puE
poses on lots I42 and la CenesL between White and
Walker sts For terms and examination OF plans apply al
90 Chsmbersst IN Office on lat floor mil Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ITO LET.-A beautiful cottage In per-
feet order. with about one and half acres OF land;
pleasantly Iusted The north side Of One Hundred ana
Twenty-ffh-st between the Seventh ard Elghn ~. anu
For further particulars inquire al 70 BeekmA1st OF EA
THANIFL JARVIS, Jr. MO W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
HOMESTEADS.-The subscriber has

UOMESTEADS.-The subscriber has
Tor sale about hundred srres Of LAND, n me
COUNTY OF Wesich-s,el lying the Harlem Ryc hsl
s norih OF New York Island and admirably adapted iJr
vsee prrposes The attention " capitalists and s'spci-
stons i requested the sbovenamet property, az IS
Sss1 located and easily reached by iaud Haer-.he
Urdson River Railroad running directly through H. and
tnbssa ocs having been erected 90 tbs River Tor Tao
accommodation Of steamboats, On the pfsnses " 80
on, sfone Dy einglOuse with garden frliiyard oat.
buildirgs &c attached which viii be sold s-pnai1iy;
degirec vsusble quarry has been Opened anu -
row vorkea-stcne Of he best quality or 0Q.1ng PIl-
noses IN eny quantity, being easily obtsined rare
fbsnce IL now offered 10 association OF mechanles oi
o,bers wishing TO obtain homeseads al low pHce WhI5
nyoncrfv must rapidly advance IN vaue Apply 70 ZIG
sub,cri6er 1872 Broadway, from 10 NJ 70 "; ,r-u
Or TO ELDREOGE, PLATT STEWART, 40 William il..
AZ NH -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18
NOUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

SSON FOR SALE--A FARM Of ebout so acres-sbout
20 of woOdlsnd-n the village OF Hastings q miles north
OF the city house new, OF sone substantial, modern
style IS rooms, with commanding river scenery unites
beuv ana convenience In an unusual degree minutes
Wak from the depot Of tho Hudson River Railroad.
Groands The best order supplied with variety OF huti
stables aud ice-hOuse the premises The whole or
part will be sold by application the premises 70 The pro-
pre,or ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings, Westchester Co, or 10
HORACE HOLDEN. Esq,
2Sg lmeOds IS Beekman-sI