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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-02

Wings of Berkeley. the time for action
Ia the presen. canvass draws to close, Are
Won ready for psxt Monday if not, Wor@
WoRK while t lay lasts, so that en- next
Monday the Wing candidates may receive
s,,.h a vote IN "OIp BERKrley" as shall
.a,topish their friends and eonfound their
enemies"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-02

1t was thought that quorum would De
present. and an organization held on yestsr-
day--if SO we may expect the Presidents
message to-day Or tomorrow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-02
EscHEATED LAND IN BERK ELEY.

We are Indebted to our representative IN
Congress, Mr.. Faulkner, for calling our at
tcntion to the following advertisement which
has been in the Washington Union since the
10Th of August last, but which has heretofore
escaped our notice. Why does not the law
provide that such advertisements shall be in
serted in the local papers of the Counties
where the land lies Such an omission must
be the dictate Of q spirit of mean parsimony
land besides, operates to the injury ofmany
persons interested in the proceedings:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-02
To the Editor Of The Martinsburg Ga=ettc


] was glad to see the announcement by
.many voters" Of George J. Boltz, (frequent
" pronounced Pulse") for the Legislature.
This part of the county has not had d dele
gate for many years. Mr. Boltz is we'll
known and highly esteemed, as quiet and
intelligent citizen superior to many who
put themselves more prominently forward in
politics. He IS mild in his manners. and
gives offence to no enc by the violence Of
bis opinions. he will compare, with those
who know him. very favorably with either of
the other candidates. Such man all his
neighbors and friends will take pleasure in
giving cordial support The time is too
short before the election to enable him to
make himself better known in the County,
but if he is elected, the people win have no
cause to regret that such man has been
prevailed upon to give his services to the
public Having been urged for years to be
a candidate, now that lie has yielded to the
wishes of his friends, he will receive vote
that will tell from the SOUTH-END.
----.>..Sssss,-~~---
Mr.. Editor 81 congratulate the people
of our County that they have before them
Capt. john J. HENsnAw as a candidate for
the Asscmbly-he is in himself forciblc ex-
cmplifcation Of the injustice Of our discarded
Constitution. never having under it vote,
while he is ut once, by cur new Constitution,
permitted to be placed by his discriminating
friends in the honorable position of candi-
date to represent the views and feelings Of
those who so bng have been deprived Of a
voice in the councils Of our State
His good sense aud manly bearing must
commend him to all who come in contact
with him, and should he be elected, all may
be perfectly satisfied that he will do credit to
our County, and represent its interests with
ability and dignity.
All who see him personally are impressed
with his zeal and energy of character, and
cannot but wish him suceess-and am sure
il the Wings of our County give him strong
pull he must be elected.
A FARMER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-12-02
no the voters Of Rerkcrey COUNTY

Mr.. gditor Please announce in your next pa
per that GEoRcs |. BoLTz. Esq, will be supported
IS AN Independents Wha candidate for seat in the
next House of Delegates OF Virginia by
November IS, 1851. MANY VOTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
FANCY GOODS.


ROGERSS
NEW FANCY STORE-Just opened
IL At 44e BROADWAY, between Grand and Canal sts
-hsys NAV he found a well selected Stock Of 100
ENGTIsH FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODe,
= consistipg OF LADIES' " DIRK BONES.
Relicules Toilet and Jewel Cases - ,,,
XXsIker's Gel ebrated English Queens own Needles
C,o,cbet Books Patterns and Needles In Victoria ana
Jenny Lind cases
Pspettries Inkstands - 80, , $1,000.
Whiting Cases splendldy ntsd WIN Seere'u's"e''
Porl F0ios. Memorandum BOOKS go.
sIstes a new article, bound In The form OF DOCKS
pioitsrs English Water COors OF best qualify
Por, Nonpaies, Card Cases, Souvenirs and IaDlen
nnsic Roxes arranged from two TO twelve tuaes
pochsi x hives Razors. Scissors, and Pencils.
ALSO BRUSHES
C,o,bes Hat Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes togeuieI
NH choice lot of Genuine PeTfumery manufactured oy
he 6sOCIETE HYGlENlQUE OF PAkls
ora sck,owedee superior TO any other 10 the word
Also superioT French Shaving Cream, triple eXtrseu
Aiso Games CaIds, BstledOres, Grsces, Checkers
Chess Domnoee and Toys in the greatest variety or INC
sronssment and instruction OF children
Mr. ROGERS having resided In Europe of me pss1 lew
vasrs and being established In Of the fret bazaar
london Is thus enabled to supply his customers Win mo
s''o'e' TEE CHEAPEST RATE
Hs business has ne connection with any On concerts
F-e ssIIs or Lotteries sc. but his PRICES are ds
ncv marked on every article and those who favor sim
win heir patronage viii find them lower than al any otner
Mace In The civ 4fe Broadway J@ dtuNo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
JEWELRY.
INSURANCE.

Office OF the
GROCERS Fire Insurance Company,
~ No. 81 WElst, corner Of Pearlst Al an election
held this day the following gentlemen chosen Dlrec-
tors Of this Company for the ensuing wear
Sampson Moore, Moses Taylor George Elder,
Beni B. Sherman, Msrshall PepOon, Francis Skiddy,
Peter Martin Alexander III Grant Chas Burkhalter,
Rufus Story, Asa s. PoFte- James b. Wilson,
Henry Edey, Isaac C. Taylor William r. FOSTER
Al subsequent meeting Of The Board SAMPSON
MOORE Esq, unanimously reelected President OF
the Company. J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New-York, Feb. g. 1851
n b. This Company continues 10 insure Buildings
Merchandise Household furniture Vessels In Port sc ,
and paid SID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06

EVLUTE FOR SALE-A rare and val
H. uable instrument worthy the inspection OF connos.
seurs Price $50. May be seen for few days o. Mr..
Henes Studio, SIS Broadway. ASr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
CUANDLERY.

FAMILIES wishing to obtain good and
IL pure article OF SOAP would DO well 20 can an ny
~ aJs n The best materials being entirely Tres hon
s.b oil and other Injurious ingredients so much used q
SOAP Il IL clear Of that suckey properly 80 common
p ra ANbLFs which viii rem ain hard In any eimsn
and burn longer than Sperm Fancy soaps Of evssy Ia
s he toilet and bath use, including the Palm soap
~. Snorn as a remedy for chapped hands The .sow
are rL lor see :" my s~" w. HULLs SON
"a 1rns lOe, ITO and liz Clf-st north cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
NHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES

CHEAP RENTS-LOW TAXES
40 s,,srs ~ much interest to large part Of the
community There are l25 BUILDING LOTS in JEk-
SEY CITY three blocks from the ferry lying on the Kali
road Warren Steuben Prospect and Morgan SIS mat can
he bought at from $500 S8O0a lot and II built on ~
wear only $50 cash payment and balance can remain I'VE
wears At six per cent This property can be reached IN 10
minutes from Broadway Is rising rapidly in value Taxes
lower than in any city heresbout, Offering great induce
mepts to those DESTROYS Of securing home. Apply to h.
McCOMB builder. stsuben-st. the prenses, or TO
CHAS j. SMITH, 50 Maiden-ane. % MkTh2m~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
FOR SALE.

BAKERY, Cos BROADWAY, FOR
DsALE.-Apply to C. B. HART, Esq p WALTZ up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
CLOTHING.

SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS
OGentenen requiring anything In the above line and
DESTROYS OF obtaining good fl and work NJ moderate
prices are respectfully invited to call az Miss AhTHUhs
Shirt Mandatory Muray-st New-York, where all or
ders puncuAly attended to and promptly executed
Ladies' and chdEens linen made up to order $50 lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
SALE-Five HOUSES

IN and LOTS on Twefth-st- between flfth and SIKH
avs knowp as numbers s6 &c. 100, l4 and le5 SIZE Of
houses 10 feet iuches by 30 feet deep finished IN modern
STYLE Range Bathroom, &C Size OF lot ls tee4 inches
bv lOS feet deep For terms &c. apply 10 ,
'af Iry q BLEECKER, AucdOneer broaoSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06

NOR E-The new three story
h,oxvn atone HOUSE. lS5 clinlonst so1sh Brooklyn,
-, ~ she ,nost substAnga finished compsle,
a1s ID he modern improvements, having water through
Ses ,.nev nav remain bond and mortgage tor
sr IN year. VITA Inc privilege Of partial psynen ,AP
plicatoa may DO made 10 the owner On mo P''" Tvs
3to5PM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
Z IFE ASSURANCE. NATIONAL

1LLoAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE sOcIErYOg
LONDON General Agents Ofce, II Wsll-st- Me-.
YORK lsI February, 1851 Capita S2soc Ooo and SgrHss
The withdrawal table OF the Society aaords to De A
sured who may take out their policies under hess hAs.
the possible present and prospective advanzss
bst can be conferred by Life Insurance. On this Tara u,
assured 10 entitled at any time, 10 receive Interest IN
mediafe advance 10 the extent Of ouehsf the smoaa
The psid snpusl premiums without security personal la
billy or deposit Of the policy, but by simple endorsensoi
thereon; or the half premium may be 90 Withheld DUNG
the whole continuance Of the policy Also Ia he event q
the assured any time requiring TO continue the ~
Icy on its surrender one-haf Of the annual premiums vi
be returned by the Society
Al the last annual investigate reported IN May, lsA
the bonuses declared the assured were Toe epuoa OF
return Of IS per cent their premiums IN cash,
ver,ional sc6ioH the original assuredby each po
ncv VARYING from % TO IS per cent
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DECL AIRED
will be found In The Socieys pamphlet, together VIII
Tsbles OF RAtes and other Information, sppcsioa
II Wallst or 81 any of the agencies, Tree Of expense
A party NAV al = moderate annual premium insure r.
life and II he survives reach the age OF % year, the "a
sum insured up Sl5eoo viii be paid 10 bis family or %
gal representatives. ,,
c EDWARD HABlCHr, Chairman
George Barclay, henry Ludlsm,
William Van Bhok, Robert J. Dillon,
Bsche McEyers and J. kearney Rodgers, Nd
The Board meet every "Wednesday al III Wallet toe IA
Iansac ion OF business. $500 .
81 2sw1 Superintendent OF the U >. Local boars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06

~ B, tek dwelling house, l2e Hadsonst three doors be
tow the lo Is Is by leo feet on ease nom me
wears unexpes time from Nov. l, 1850 Possession given
On NAV l. 1851 FSy further particulars sppy - 81 'front.'
~ 10 I4f lOtsi JOHN CASWELL, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

|.
oIace containing about 30 situate on the SCUM Day
lear he village Of sayvie Long Island. formerly ne Is
hence OF Capt Mrcera MunsOn About hall the ana ~
onder h gh stale Of cultivation and the whole es sopns
beautifully toward the beach and IL capable oil gres' P0
The mansion surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn well shaded with trees and shru0oery-cOhlA.ls
sbout % rooms is in good condition and has been rcnLy
nsred coach houses stabng for u horses one OF tn9
srgest barns on the Island; houses for ice, milk e9e'
Imokpg tools kc cattle sheds, pig pens, corn hogse, &c
An on he main Travelled road, ab3u quarter OF me-
nom the wafer, with handsome avenue leading 70 -uS
beach Fhis undenia0y q very desirable resldsnco
rom s peculiarly Of soil the purity and abundance VI va
Ter There are three wells Of son water, beside ssveA
springs on the premises) modified sea ar-tne os-lny
bree zes from the beautiful bay rendering II decous -
In Summer and quite perate IN WINTER These "a VI
aees render Of the healthy locations 70 DeOlnu
There on the place young orchard Of about 10 re-
Of selected grated fruit and an extensive garoes nteo
with great variety Of small fruits. plants grape &c
Game sbounds In the vicinity and the most enLunsasuc
jiscipe Of Isaac Walton be grained 70 ns nc
dire with the fish and oysters from the Bay and ouI %
shoals on his own and the neighbonng streams manuIe
OF the best quality constantly deposiIng on me oea 10
arge quantities and therefore costs only the ebor Oh cag
Frsm every part Of the place s sn extensive We" OF t0e
Bay and Ocean beyond. -, 49,,
II moi sold entire by the LIST Of February will be divided
and sod p cottage lots Terms moderate and mo Oh me
nurebase money can remain on bond and mortgage II DC
sired. Inquire Of d. d. HOWARD, Irving House,
4n Wv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06

CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, Hartford Capital t2O9,OOo. with sur.
pl9A b. w. GREENE. President
J. B. ELDREDeE, Secretary
For Insurance. apply TO E. WHITE, q WiIism-st
uf Sneod Second door below Wall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

XTALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE
' IN the town OF EAST CHESTER Westeheser GO.
NY-The Farm late OF Moses Clark, deceased situated n
The town OF East Chester Westchester Co. IL ohered or
sale IL is situated about miles from the Tuckshoe De,
n6t of the Harlem Railroad containing O acres oounoeo
northerly by highway leading from East Chester 70 New
Rochelle eastery by the esstery highway OF East Ches
soutberly by land late OF Judge Somerve westerly by
snSs ale OF Kahn Morgan and lands Of James Morgan,
ESQ On the Farm is a substantial mansion-house IHgs
BARN and extensive sheds, mhouse, caragehouse anu
oSbeI Necessary outbuldingp all 10 good condition; also
GOOD tenanthouse The Farm Is In high STATE OF I'M
movement and well calculated for farming, or 70 Dc o.
yded in lots as it h bounded by highways about ~ Toas
From this place there Is very extensive vie" OF Long
Island Sound $1,000 Of the purchase money may remain
on mortgage on the Farm. For further psrucu ars inquire
Of SAMUEL CLARK, l46 Elizabeth e. New-fork All
!, New ocbeIe JOHN SOULICE,
az 5vgs Executor OF Moses Clark, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
viii WATER POWER

Il TO LET-In the town OF Haversnaw, Rockland
County, about half mile from the North River, and only
IS miles from New York. large enough TO employ 500 men,
with two overshot waer.whees Y feet In diameter by -
feet breast IN separate buildings. The waer-power 10
worihy the attention OF any person wishing TO gage In
manufacturing from is healthy loci alton and close proxp
~ TO the city II has been occupied tie past ave yes bv
Messrs A. l.. Higgins as carpet factory, scd Is wei
calculated for cotton wooden machinery The buildings
will be let separate. Inquire OF e. PECK SON, "a
Cliff ST. before IL O'Clock A. NJ. 100 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
HATS.

FASHIONABLE HATS. - Just fit
IL lshed, the most splendid article ever offered. Eegn
FRENCH SILK HATS at the low price OF IS, usually 90
al q. Also, an article at g 50. Neat Hats at ~
BROWN,
ia Inn l5s Cansl-st one door from sallysa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
MEDICAL.
DEMONSTRATION is THE TIKI

DROCRASTINATION is THE ThN
IL Of Time-Delsy Is dsngerous-negect thAt cold ..
cough few weeks, and The hope Of recovery viii DO
you forever. Let not any pecuniary consideration d
yo1 from trying 10 save your life and health while thes
schence Consumption is annually sweeping OF th0usN.
TO the tomb disease has bafied the sk Of physicts
Like IT, no physician perhaps, has ever done more Tor y
large class OF suffering humanity, than D.. Wisin
ounce Of preyentiyei 10 worth pound OF cure there
before your lungs become liberated, and so diseased
no human means can you from an Sarly grave "
season, try once medicine which has been OF s11s
finite value 10 thOusands-ObtziB q bOtlle OF Dr. w
TARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, take IT, got y
other II necessary perseysre In using unul you hsge
moved the disease entirely which II neglected, Wle>
nate your life ,..,
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Has until within q few years, been generally consios
iDcursble although many medical men Of the highest
ing among whom we might mention Laennee ana
friend Bsyle-both distinguished authors, admit ns
much dreaded disease may be cured even In us sdys
stages, when the lungs are not completely disorganS~
The remedy which we now Offer .
WIsTARS BALSAM OF WILD ChEkhL 1.
not only emanaes from regular physician, ou' ns "
well tested In all the complaints Tor winch /" TO-
mended. -
Beware ofimpositiou. Remember, the original ana z
genuine Wisiars Basarn OF Wild Cherry Always Desn
written signature Of T. BUTTS on the OUTSIDE wrapt@
Price Is cents package. Fer sale wnoiesae
tall by A B. & sAsDs General Agents, leo fuiSey
Thomas and Maxwell 86 William-st; John nnhsa
Broadway; Astor and Irving House. Drug stors
10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
WASHINGTON INsURANCECng

WASHINGTON INSURANCECnN
w PANY -Omce No. : Wals (eoF. New-sll cAsa
CAPITAL S2OO, 200. insures Buildings, herehosss
ussho!c Furniture Vessels IN port and their eugo. H.
sns lOss damage by hre. on ne most fsyorHhsn
DIRECTORS
Ffejerck PentI, Russell Sebbns, EdgG, n Lr,
Daniel :. Miller. Fred. II. Wolcott Rich. y. Ckr..ss'
VIM. Row land. W. T. Wlmerding, Jr. VIM. OosAosl
James d. Oliver, A. c. Kiogslsnd, Phil ke0as,
Rich'd X. HaighL Geo. c sauerlee Chas 4, On,
CONS Savage Geo. b. Greer Robert LAaa :"
Henry Morgan, T 3. Maxwell
GEO C. SATrERLEE. Pressiex
A H. MULLER, Secretary. jlt esfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
DUBOIS IL WARMER, Piano-Forts
Ohskers, SIS BROADWAY Ny. 20 Inn
DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE-Psr.

n sons about purchasing Pianos will End II their ad-
vantage 10 call q BENNETT C0APANYS Mandatory,
ll2 Fultonsi east side Of Broadway They have srge
assortment Of Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand Every
instrument warranted for two years B. & Co have the
nAes Of more than eco persons they viii refer TO- who
have purchased Pianos Of then all OF which have gvca
universal Satisfaction but when any doubts expressed
- 70 their quality The payment may 10 withheld until such
doubts are removed- Oid Pianos exchanged. New and
eocond4land Pianos 70 let nIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
AT PRIVATE SALE-The three

Astory BRICK HOUSE and LOT on Courtst Brook
iyn between STATE and schermerhorn sts Size Of House
x5x4O feet deep; finished in modern style win moIe
msnies, sliding doors, &c. Size Of Lot @oxSo oe r"'
terms, &c, apply to z..r.r .-aoo
e,t. Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
ITO LET AT HOBOKEN-A number

ITO LET AT HOBOKEN-A numser
n Of new three.siory and basement BRICK HOUSES,
on Warrington and Hudson Terraces They nave been
built in the most perfect and substantial manne under me
inconvenience Of Mr. T. Henry and the constant super
ZION ~ their owner Mr. c. Stevens They are repiee
with an the modern conveniencesiots and COD WSIer lot
Bathing and Washing Wser.Closets vaults, MO0 o.
Honses wers &c &c. Gas Pipes are laid througn inc
and the street leading hem and Gas VIII be iar
nisbed as soon as the Works completed boat win
leave for Barclay Canal Christopher SITS every y MN
ues during The day; and families are eommu'ed win al
very low rate. , l., a.. e.-,,, .,
1850 and are Inv and ready for immediate occupauon
For terms SC inquire al the Hoboken Land Once, OF
ios 9uvs w w SHIPPEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
NOR SALE.-Oyer 200 BUILDING

n LOTS situated between the It'll and 9th avs and l4st
and i45ths These lots beautifully located, command
Ing full view ofihe High Bridge and the upper par OF
the Harlem River with lie bold and romantic shores As 70
beauty of location II be safely stated nat mere are 40
building sites on this island desirable. And es the
grazing OF the Eighthav win be completed within few
weeks there be doubt that there WIN oe 81 once es
fsbhed one or more lire stages upon the avenue
between the City Hall and the High Bhdge-ihus present
ing Quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between the
above properly the City Hall These lots will De
sold on very favorable terms. Apply 10 ID. b. WlNTON,
bss ~ ' 81 imeoda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
NOR SALE AT EAST CHESTER

n valuable FARM, situated directly upon nc lug S ~
the Harlem Railroad miles soath Of w bite fiains tynk
upon both sdes Of the poet road leading rom fssI
% the Plsss) and contains sboci 2s acres OF very ~
surface e rolling and well wstered and divided luo
pie meadow esd wood land in suitable PropoIu"ns NJ
farming purposes Upon the premises lafge sso ~
ptansa dwelling house four recently built tenant houses
Rwo large barns lone recently bul and extensive sneos'
RpSciOus carnagehonse, warehouse mslhouse, greosry
md ether convenient and necessary oubudings About
so aces OF apple orchard and other choice fruit Foe
particulars inquire OF REIEh BATES, the premises,
nr al no Cedarsi. NewYork. 4f2w*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
TELEGRAPH.

TITO TEL EGRAPH COMPANlE
Il THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AM
BRITISH PR0VINCES.-The subscriber would Fespc1
fully give notice that he has opened rooms al III Bne
way NewYork, for the purpose Of keeping constsnus
sale Wire, Registers Magnets, Insulstors Znes rofs
Cups, Tumblers, Acids, Protectors Omstesds SaftoI
uuita Perchs and River Wire, and every description
MAGNETIC AND CHEMICAL TELEGRAPH
APPARATUS
At Manofactarers prices
The Advantages 10 tho Companies In having rooms
his kind too obvious 10 require moments eonndss
don, and II IL sincerely hoped they will extend 70 NJ
support All valuable improvements viii be added 70 2
sock as soon 90 possible Orders VIII be punctnslJ
ended 70, naddressed to
NORTONs TELEGRAPHIo ROOM
ol2 satTu&ThH III Broadway, New-Y0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
NOR SALE AT EAST-CHESTER.-

HUN SALE A EAO I~OAII1O LIN'
The subscriber offers for sale her undivided onesXtn
part of the valuable FARM In heiown OF now
occupied and partly owned by Peter Bates Sad iSrm
Stnaed directly upon the line OF the Harlem kelroad
four miles south o. White Plains lying upon BON sde sDd
Contains about 4 acres Of excellent land The surface Is
rolling and well watered, and is divided into arabic
meade " and wood land 10 suitable proportions upon inc
nreises are large and comfortable farmhouse, two
small tenant houses barn and other convenient out69d
lngs choice fruit trees, and number OF ehgole Ouung
spots For particulars inquire OF ,,,,, So IT,,
If2ws or at I65 Front-st New-HeTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06

AT PRIVATE SALE.--l6 Building
in,,ed ON the south side OF Forty ffh ST. be-
tween the Fifth and Sxa commencing 400 FEEL wes
OF the Fnh.av said lots being each In size y fee lIon
rear by 90 feet inches In DEPTH Also, os oil GROUND
the south nor " A. commencing lSo iee
Ssr,h FOR mice terms and further particulars, apply
to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER AucuoneeI,
II lW 'oIVousS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOR

MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOR
OSALE.-The handsome and substantial mooero
or Hudsonst built in the workmanlike manner, OF
the best materials ard repete with every desirable con-
veneDce and also al the modern additions OF water 10 50
story gas bath water closet Kitchen range laundry, dumb
waller &c-very large yard, stocked with grape vines
fru trees and Towering shrubsbrown stone ana orick
yaks-house Is by A. lot % by 100 feet Can be examined
by any respectable person DESTROYS to purchase from 10 10
2oclock. - -
Also the sto and attic brick HOUSE I45 Barrow st.
sitrectlv In the rear Of above Stiff