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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10

DRowNED.-OnS Sunday last, near Drury's
landing, John S.ewar, Of this place, was
drowned. His body has not been recover.
ed Masculine Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10


Man. RosBEk.-A. O. Gardner was brough,
before WV. B. EWING, Esq, Commissioner I'M
der the Fugiive Save Law. on Monday last. on
charge OF robbing the mail. the examination
showed that while Gardner was Post Master al
West Buffalo, in this State, = letter came TO the
Office directed TO Gregory Brown enclosing o
check from Mobile on New York bank in Ia
vor Of said Brown for 800. Gardner got pos
session OF The check and sent letter TO a broker
IN Chicago, BY the name Of Swift, asking If he
would cash check OF such description. The
letter Gardner sent was signed by him "Grego-
ry Brown" He obtained a favorable answer.
forwarded the check and received in return two
fifty dollar bills. He therefore, stands charged
with forgery as well a. robbery. The U. 3. Al.
torney, Stephen Whcher, ESQ.,, had him recog-
nized TO appear as the next court. Not being
able 10 procure the bail required-Sl00O-he
was committed 10 JAIL Mr.. Nix, the Y. s.
Mail Agent, deserves much credit, in connec.
ton with Mr. Whcher, in having ferreted out
this robbery. Gardner 10 hardly Of age.
(Eu,'. Ha~key,.
Yves, Buffalo is in this county. The
boy mentioned above was very imprudent-
" left in charge Of the Pos, Office by his
father, while lie as unwisely went 10 Cali
fornia. Tho lad is bu, seventeen years Of
age and one whom we should never have
supposed would have been guilty Of such
an act. We cauno. but regard him rs the
tool Of others.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10
WEATHER AND BOTANY.

An snomsly was presented in The way
of weather last Saturday BY 4 fall Of snow
70 the depth Of Full ten inchss-being the
deepest snow " have had for about two
years. When contrasted With the warm
weather that had preceded it--which had
drawn from their winter quarters The early
spring flowers, the Hepatica trilobin, Thai
ieeyxn asemoaoides, and earliest Of oil, the
ament or The tree Of northern latitude.
Popslss caadieaas-it came upon Us with
more chilling effect. i was beautiful
shasgh soses shs bright yellow corols of,he
Ni1e swssm, coated with their thick pei
hed coats q ice, sparkling in the rays q
ths son like . tiara Of diamonds, almost
realizing some Of the tabled bushes that
sprung up At the rubbing Of the wonderful
lamp Of Aladdin. Since then the weather
hss been cool, chilly and remarkably pro.
duciive Of mud and water.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10


The bare prospect Of having 4 railroad from
this place which WILL in less than three years, In
terseet with the great Genital railroad in Illinois,
and thus connect with oil the eastern and southern
routes. has already given lresh impulse IL trade,
and greatly enhanced the value ofreal estate in
this vicinity. Hsrkeye.
II the bare prospect ofhaving Railroad
from Burlington in three years has given
4 fresh impulse 10 trade and greatly suhanc-
ed the value Of real estate in iss vicinity,
what, think 20 neighbor, is tho result Of a
certainty ofhaving one from Davenport in
less than three yesrps Il is seen in the
many new stores and dwelling houses, saw
mills. foundrys, pillow factories, ETC., that are
springing up in every portion OF our young
city. So soon A. the locomotives begin 10
run-and they will reach this point sooner
than any other in Iowa-we shall hear such
. chatter here as will cause quiet people
like ourseli to move out some miles to 'scape
the unoise and confusion" Of the Cleveland
like din that will prevail where was wont
to stand peacable Davenport.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10

SrATE EIEcTlox.-rhs election in this
eounsy resulted largely in favor Of Mr..
Benton. Voters appeared 10 be 80 absorb
"a in ,he hog law snd the petty officers a.
10 almost entirely overlook the more i'm.
portant one Of Superintendent. Mr. Ben.
toaS majority 10 the county will reach $50.
1hs roads were % bad that some precincts
failed 10 receive their tickets, which will
secount tor larger number Of votes being
PEELED loe Benton. Il is impossible for u
TO tell whether o. no. the hog Law is pass
ID, % the vote was 20 close that men are
eonjec,uriug the resuI. by their Prejudices.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10

TEE RIvER Is 10 . iine nsvigsbls con-
dition and rising.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-04-10
LOOK OUT FOR THEN.


Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills on the
.W,coa,in Mariae and Fire Insurance
Company" are in circulation.
The bills are shorter BY half an inch
than the genuine and abou. two lines mar
rover; are dated July 4, l647, and the zig
n,.ures ,olerably we'll done. Filling up
poor. Observe The eyes Of the female III
The yigne,,e, a. also the reaper on the LETT
Of tho bill, they are moro or less blurred.
Papsr poor and fimsy.
COOK & SARGENT.
Since No have been favored with the
above notice three Of the rsscals who aided
in putting the described bills IN circula.
lion have been arrested aud committed To
the Jail 10 this place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

4 UTHER r. WATTLES q co.
Amanutscturers Of and gas Fittings, spinning
Rings, improved Chueks, Jamb Plates brsss veyes Ac
Providence, r. L. JloZW
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CORPORATION NOTICE


iokPORATION NOTICE Public n0ice 10 hsfs5y gssa J.
" owner owners occupant occupants all az ~
improved 1nuproyed lands affected thereby ~
asssssmssts have been completed oy the ASSESSOR ard az
peIsots isrested, viz For grading Eshtyl third Il s-ssa
and Fourth Tagging space sst vide through ths 4
wsts Of the The limits embraced by lie Asses nett
All be seSsfs houses and lots ~ Frod vacant los pes %
cs- osRd stzstsc beta sides Eighty third q b-tsssn
ane Fourt All whose Interests shscs4
above named asessmenfs who ara oppossd
Of thsm requested preser, tsr 0 sctrns "a vnt
undefsigned al their otee No Hail o Records within
lIom the date Of ths notes. SAMUEL H. De MOTT. fa,,
NICHOLSON, ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors. ones So "a
Assessmsnis, Street. Department, Jan. 20, 1851.
CORPORATION sOTIcE -PubGc notcs !. hsrsb, essl ~
~ o"rsr CT owners occupant occupast Of al boosss
improved " unmpoved lands affected thereby that the
have conn esd b fba A.e.sors aid are
ths ccs ~ ne Bureau u Assssm-nts fer exsnnnsoo 80
sort iateTested, VS. For paving re 9TH from tie sose
Twenty sghth . the north SIDE Of Thirty second e. rs
eDfacep BY such assessment include all the several hon
o. sfosha vacant ots pieces sna parcels NJ isas sast>
sdss o. leLh sv between Twenty seventh and IhV
both sides Of Twenty siyhts ThE eth 81 Thirty hst 4 ~,
" sscord e. the Tenth and ines nnsi1s ps.e
to asd distant 100 feet ss,-ry and 90 tse ~e-tsfy
Deuts ana Who opposed 10 the either Of tsn
quss'sd = presen, their -coas, writing 70 the sads
Their ofcs Hal OF Records within hTty days from ~
this notice SAMUEL n. DE- MOTT FRANCIS NICB0Lr.
ISAAC WIN SMITH, Assessors. Once Bureau Of Assssse
Street Department. Jss 20. lsSi -
S1TREET DEPARTmEFT No. al ALL OF REcORDs-r<
OEotcs hereby gwen that the following Rssoluuoa bn
adopted by the Cosmoa Councils Resolved That Tth o. so
the exterior line the ssssfy side Of Tompkns
piles, with bck the outer cad under the srsctos
Street Commseonsr, and that The Street commissonsr Ess
OF Th 81 70 make Tth It. % the directed
socofdsncs With the prOysoas and coysnsus ths ysns
owssr. made By the MAJOR, Adermea aad conmcas IL -.
sos u. 1870 Adopted ~ the Board Of Ansnsa. Dec H.
Approved b. the MAJOR Dec. Il. issa -
pso IL. isss. ldlsssl jobs DoDes. sHs''o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21
MEDICINES.
MONG THE MANY BLESSINGS

n L
mon the improvements in the social eondi-
lion ard lie advances Of in Is the Pro
opgson OF human life With The increase OF nIeLiS ~
has grown up knowledge for the elements o, nea1 su
regard FOR Them aid commensHraey Win lne sti1es u
science have we acquired the means OF srrcsnhg use
sverling rzvages Notwithstanding tne pIosss
we have made statistics show even now one SIKH Ot inc
whole population die annually OF consu mpuou- .
One OF he most important discoveries OF ne age "a a
norane the condition Of this large class OF sune'ins "A
M WIsTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY:
EUNnA Livingston Co n. \. June ~ 80
Mr. 8 w FOwLE-Dear Sir; Prompted Dy sens 80, ot
gratitude for bere r. crived from the use OF WiSlAho
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, submit me ionoTtIog
sfsrernen. Previous 10 nv taking the Wild Cherry nsd
been obliged TO give up my business In consequences OF
severe fecdon Of the lungs In his dislrsssea IS
was orde, ed Try your remedy for CONsO o. 49,
did and IN The Of few weeks was re7toieu ~
ccparafive good health that have since been aols 20
attend to ordinary business Indeed nay present stale OF
fsiSredI Yours trulV JOHN BURNS.
Buv none without the written signature OF l. BUTTS
on he wrapper, If you would avoid Imposition. -
Price . cents package Fer sale Al wholesale OF TO,
tail by A g. SANDS General Agents, 100 Eullon'scj
Thomas and Maxwell sc Wism-st John Miihau 10
Broadway; Astor and Irving House Drug Stores anu
ITO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21
DRY GOODS.

&P. COATS'S SIX CORD SPOOL
- COTTON-Tbe vendors and consumers Of our spool
CooDs are hereby informed, that have no interest
whatever either directly Indirectly in the msnuiaeue
or ssle OF any other article Of Spool Cotton imported INTO
the Uued States than the which bears on eacn sPoo
our name in fun a. P COATS and that OF Andrew
Goats General Agent for the United Sales and we axe
leave al the same time state, that all our threads se
manufactured by ourselves within our own premises;
Having recently made extensive additions 10 our WoAs
which viii materially increase production, we nope IN
6uTe 10 be able TO keep pace with the constantly increas
ing demand from the United States ,.A
full protection Of the Law Courts we sha nue pros
ecute all infringenents Of them. ) r. OOAto,
ANDREW COATS General Agent
F5 SmDLWIn for the United States
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m n q COBB,S SEDATIVE LINI-

kh, II. u. Judd = Il =
~ MENT-This Linment Is wholly uueGualed as a a
rem edv Tor all cases Of external PAIN sprans bruises
affections eramps restlessness Of the extretniuss
by nervous debility SC No family should be WITHOUT 4'
L5Ine and retail atl65 Chambers ST. NewYor5
bv lyman COBB Jr general Agent for the SAFE OF Da
u ;; CO bI2.o 90 S5snt. jls 5teod+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21
ITO MICHIGAN LAND OWNERS

4 WM g BRIGGS Detroit, Mich. Agent for tho puf'
shase and sale Of land payment Of taxes &c-Ihe hn OF
MACY 4 briggs having been dissolved, and Mt Macy
b soN sIl hs interest In the establishment 10 me and
Tsred shall continue the business and devote to q ny
careful personal attention Any orders len WIN D5iLos
w BEADLE, Rsq my authorised Agent al ~ br9s9wvi
New-York WILDE promptly attended to- ND 'm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

DAVID COATS'S SIX CORD
~ SPOOL COTTON.-A shipment ofhis superior AZ
cle f expeced bv the first steamer Our stock being en-
ely sold out we will be happy take ordersor Thread 10
arrive We beg 10 slate TO the trade generally ma We 10y
opv manufacture our own Threads also spin aud bleach
our own yarns within extensive mills, thereby
giving complete command Of all thedherent processes
Connected with the msnuacture OF Spool Cotton Our
name and trades marks being protected by the Law Courts
of the United States hereby al parties from IN
fir eng on them D. COATS, IS Cedarst New-fork.
0--E
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OF an oths Surrogate OF ne Coanu Of ass
York sotcs hsreby Cysnto al persons hsy.ns -.
Holm WORTHIN0TON as Of the CITY OF Ne~ tors 'essse
~ nrs,.n In. vouchers thereof Ia the .nosesss ss
store Of William Hn No IS NAssaastrsst 70 zoe ee u 80
Yok on before the twenty second day OF feot~V @s
saw OH the Nineteenth day Of Apsus. lhN, ...,..
nua0 isw6n sTu ROBERT WOklhiN"i"N, Nul"
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JAMES! JANIS H. : P THih3' COMMANDMENT.
sl03h Y DELA FIELD smITg,)

NsUfkEhE CoUkr-In the matter OF the application Of tas
bCnayer, Acsrmsn and CommOaaty the City Yok,
relative % The oPENlSG and LArIss OUT Of Public square
known BLOOaN6DALE SQUARE IN The Enstssnth Ward II
sAd NOtee hereby BY s Mayor Aldermen and
CognsEay The City Of New YOr 70 statute such
z5e provided that the SAID the Adsrmsn and
orsy Of The CITY OF New fork intend Application the
Court the State Of Y0rf Of
sad Court 70 be hsd the City Han the City Of New Yok,
SATURDAY he st Of February 1884, the opening Of the coan
that Say thereafter head for he
pcment NJ Conmorss Of Estmsts and Asssssnens the
above sutsd that ts and sKteu OF tho intended
pf07eneBt he opelg and syr oa OF public square
hnsieerh Ward o. the Cy Mes York land vhh sad square
fuatsc between gnth Ha1 ffty
F seventh aid the msp PLAZA Of CITY
Of New fork Of Act entitled An At rstvs In
pr tuehiJg Laying Of 5ree Roads CITY
q View YORK and r other pnrp0sss passed pn g. iscatl
FeS-fcft Dscsnbsr Is le68 HENRY 2 DAVIES,
dSo u-ol Counsel " ths Corporation
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IN PURSUANCE the Surrosats O ths Ccssgs
New York notes hereby gwen 10 all nsvue $50
sganst DANIEL BERRlEN ats OF the CITY OF Ne" fo, se.
present the with vouchers thereof " the subsc
his store Pearl street. IN the CITY OF New Yod, os
the twentieth day OF February ne-Dated New Yo tbs le
Of August 1880. DEWITT G. BEHRIEN k1sctt
IS
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES GILT COR
w NICEsl! DRAPERY MUsLINs &c.-Fsm,ies
sbOut Furnishing their windows with Inc ABOVE articles
vi find al J. c. WOODFORDS, 195 Broadway, The
argest ard beat In be ciy several new styles
aever before introduced 10 New-YorK. Lace and A9Sin
Curtains Dspefy, Tsssels LOOps Pins Bands Cornices,
&c Families purchasing OK the subscriber msy rely npon
Yeung hrsI rate article and 10 possible TO TN
sort or manuscmreit Merchandising wholesale VIII
knd decidedly ber advantage 70 cal before purches.
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AN PURSUANCE OF ordsr of Surrogate Of the Coes
New York note. hereby gwen 70 All Pefeons hayi -
s,n,nrt ABRAHAM BLAUVEET, late OF the Cy Of New fhs
ceased with vouchers thereof u the SUB
.ttbe ONCE OF John Esvhouss No l7o Broadway "a ue ~
before the thnd day Of February
rort the sbth day ofJply $50 ~, ,,,,..., -.
..aol lafralDI
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HATS.

QUESTIONABLE HATS.-Juss an
EaENCH SILK HATS a. the low price Of S. usually sof
IA a. aiso 90 article ct 81 50. Nesi Hats Al 81
BROWN,
ds6ln lSs cansEst ons door from Sullivan.
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE

- n 10 n
IL STATEMENT; TARRfro"S' DO ., -, - = =
AZ, HARRIsON-sIR, write you these few hnes 70
INFORM YOU Of the great benefit have received nom you,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA- Eight years ago
wa, taken with the pleursy in my len side and ueerAIea
NV Iupgs; therefore obliged to give up "ofA anu
,eek for relief tried everything that heard OIL ou' AZ %
no pprpose My health continued to decline, uu hnaiy
began 10 raise blood and large quantities OF maer Ia ~
state continued for time, until last fall November
1919 wbeE took TO bleeding from the lungs Oeo aoou
two quarts in twenty four hours then up al hopes
ofrecoyery. until heard ofyour Naptha SUI thougAIH
was ike ali the Of the patent medicines "a nunoagl
But resolved to try bottle as last resor and thanks
70 God did So for with his blessing belsyelI VII MAKE
well man OF me yet had notiaken one bottle before De-
gan 10 etbeer and In few weeks was about the house.
spd from that time TO the present have not raised any
blood-before that had bad spell every few months
could not DO without any account and would recon-
mend Sill who suffer from lung complaint 10 try II al once
for I DO believe that If anything will effect cure, TINS
Naptha will Yours, with respect c. ID REVERE.
PSI would have written 10 you before, had not 70
Gently contracted severe cold, which your NAPTHA mas
entirely removed can now attend 10 business and ex'
80 to ali westbers. CDR.
NJ A. r. HARRISON l54 Greenwich-st; also sold by G. NJ
Guion, IN Bowery j ImIuInNS
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ms PURSUANCE OF an OF the Surrogate u tbs u.14
York, Notice hereby gwen TO al persons having -
against SAMUEL MIDDLkBROOK late OF the city OF NsNftr
Bolbs deceased prcsst with vouchers bessi
The at hs Office, No. Nassau Street. IN tbs -
New York before the second day OF Apr -
York, the let 0ctobsr, 1880. JAabS o ihai -
oil ruonc Anninistts1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

GLASS WARE cheap for cash at the
OManuiacturers Depot 2 CedAr-s, up stairs se a.
m r.ces by The pas kage onlyput shave on and axe
10 discounts of. AAhON SUI ION . Seue In
~, - IN ~ al and zee 10 5m'H
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PURSUANCE Of al order OF the sonoEAts ofss Go..
hNsw York, notice hereby TO all persons haVEg 60
against WILLIAM BURCH, iss Of tho City of New Yea
densr deceased tho With vouchers hsrsef -
ths ocs Of Ketchu No - - ~
EswYot, before the iesat dsy ofJuus Dst<ts
rorb the 10Th day Of December 1880 .- I'll
MARY Ann BURCH Erecpts
do law6mTu BErJAmIs PETIT kxeptf
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IN PURSUANCE order OF the sHrogss Of the couqs
New YORK. Notes hereby 70 all persons having esnl
ssnst CHARLES w SMITH, late OF the CITY Of New You
ceased 10 present the With yonehe srsoi to tho
EIS SMITH at his Store No 40 Grand street. the or
Esw Ysrk on or before Fifteenth day Of February nsr-b
New FORK the Fifth day OF August, 1870 ,ru
AUG iawTu6ms WILSON o. huNl'b
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DpA q BIGELOW-Residence 2O4

ERANKMILLER'S LEATHER PRE-
SENTATIVE AND WATER PROOF OIL BLACk-
TNaTbe best article In use always hand ana to1 sac
by ukANNls sIE"Ahr' !"
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~ PURsuANCE Of az ordss OF tie surTogAts Of the Co
New Yorh notice - hereby giysn all psrsons having -
against JOHN JACKSON ts OF The CITY OF New for Do -
NJ pr,s.ut tbs vouchers thereof ts suoscnss
oacs No Coen.e. Slip. the CITY o. as~ fos on OF esoe
tsrrasT ,sso - FOL laromTus1 JAMES DAVIS, Erscuta
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COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE

~ good two story HOUSE, convenient OUTBUILD-
INGS and fine GARDEN, with great variety Of Fruit and
Shrubbery. The premises eomprsug about two acres Of
ride OF New-York viii be sold very low and possessien
given on the lot April, on immediate application 10
NiIa 6teods II. T. MERWIN 18 Merchants Exchange.
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TELEGRAPH.

VNO TEL EGRAPH COMPANIES
A THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROVINCES.-The subscriber would rsspecsS
ly 1--WE notice that he has opened rooms al IN Broad
way Neg-York for the purpose Of keeping constantly on
sals Wire Registers Magnets, lnsustors, Lncs Porous
Cups Tumbers, Acids, Protectors, Olmssess baIiefJ'
anna Percba and River Wire and every description OF
HAGNTTIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS,
At Manufacturers prices
rbe advantages to the Companies IN having room OF
his kind are too obvious require moments consldere
dop and Ia sincerely hoped they will extend 70 II their
snnnoTt an valuable improvements will be added TO the
sock as possible Orders WIZ Do puncIusiS Al
sN"e' w. " MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
o,s sarTuATbf IN Broadway. NewYork
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PIANOS.

DlANO FOR SALE.-A superior rose
n wood Piano nearly aud bat hItle used address
o. A. al lhis Office JW II
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NOR SALE.-The first class two-storY

NOR SALE.-The first. class tWO-stOry
n and attic IS story in rear house s. enryst 25xi4 With
brick addition containing wash tea and bath room, lo 0O
tet deep ground s25 lease % years 70 and sub
sect 70 further renewal Tue premises In the most per-
fec order with every convenience hot and cold wafer &c
Fhe carpets Olhs pier glasses drapery NC all new
will be sold II desired Possession in April TO be seen
between 10 and u AM and and M For further par
ficuars a2plv TO SMITH EASTMAN,
ING 2yyf 50 Frontst
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N6 PER TUN-GOOD QUALITY

YPOCOAL, large Nat ard small Stove, al S. Der tun
schuylk and Peach Orchard Of % sizes; Liverpool
and BlscksmiLhs Coal, ~ low PTiees a. SIMPSONS"
DepoL B and - ThompsonSt near Spring d24 lns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

OsON FOR sALE-A FARM Of about 80 acres-abOut
20 Of woodand-in village Of Hastings q miles north
OF The city, house new Of stone; substantial modern
style IS rooms with commanding river scenery unies
besuty and convenience In unusual degree ten minutes
walk from the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad
Grounds In the best order supplied with variety OF run
stables and ice bonse on the premises The whole
pnTietor ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings. Westchester Co or TO
HORACE HOLDEN, Esq
f2l Staw4ws 10 Beekman-st. N. Y. City.
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AOIkI mater " Us Application Ofths
Dor AesfSen ans {, mmonsy d the CITY sew Yot,
70 us OPENING Of SEVENTY FIRST STREET.. from nrd
ne io Seventh The snsssuf Ward Of SAD cyPgD
noice heiety b. TIE Mayor A5srBsa and comnouay
the CITY Of hsr fok pufsDaat stAntS
pros I'D that tie a he hsyor Aldermen snd coonay
CO Ne" Iot intend 70 mste application the sgpss coar,
q sate Of New fork al SPECIAL Tern Of toe sad Coun -
es etihs CT Hal the CITY Hs~ Yo Saturday the lst
Of teosy is' Al he orsnug the Court that 1ay
nsfsa@t counsel heard tor apponer, Of
Rat lie nature and The Improvement opening
s1 hrt street rom Third Seventh the Sns
ssnt Ward ths City Of Sev fo lad apoa nag
pm o TIE sd Cry y vue q Act entitled Al Act relative
% nuehiag The Laying of Streets and Roads
rs ~ o. fsH foh aud o other pufpOsss passed Apnl3 i9
-Da'ed Nsr York December ~ $50 - =
80 ueol bsskf =. DAVIES Counsel 70 the Corporation
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

NOTICE u application for the discharge Of los sst fa,s
debts pursuant the the third article OF 1
title q the fh chapter Of the second OF the Revived
ERASMUS ID. BENTON, Of the Town OF Antwerp, iks v
Jefferson debtor published JaagfJ
1891 Creditors appear befors Hon r. Lansing couay ~
LETTERS, County Counsellor &c At bis Office w.tsowaHa
County the 22d day Of March, 1851 10 O'Clock i
70 show any they have, Why assignment should ~
made Of said nAOeut estate and he be dschAlsd rom h
Gao. A. BAGLEY Watsrt0sl
il iavl0WsTu Attorney for Iasobs