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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

WoxEss RIeHrs There two trials at the late term
Of the Supreme Court of Connecticut at Norvich which
hinged very strongly upon Of the rights Of woman, viz
he. ,sLs her ntad and her right protect her
property. The 6rn that Of the State o. Nathan
Hancox who. June last with his John entered the
yard Of George Perry, Of Colchester, and claimed horse col
lar Perry refused TO give il up, scuis ensued between
him and the in which Perry severely beaten, and
called to his hired men for assistance when the elder Ham
COZ seized large club and threatened kill any who
should Interfere Mrs. Perry her husband sssssnc
and, when attempting pull off young Hancox the father
seized her and threw her with violence the ground pur
ing her very materially The jury returned verdict against
Hsncox Of SIS fine with costs and for their enency deserve
TO be cdppercawed" for the remainder Of their lives
The other referred 10 properly. physician in the
same town of Colchester, having claim againAt Mr. Cor
don procured writ and one evening October Of last year
be entered the premises OF bis debtor with sher officer,
and commenced archng for articles exempt from attach
men Mrs Gordon blew out the light seized hs officer by
the collar and put him and u creditor out Of the house.
The officer afterwards seized certain articles Of furniture and
on trial. the being the defendant defended the
ground that the officer and that she jus
titled in resisting him. The court charged in favor Of the
cused and she was acquitted and be considered that
hereafter women may defend their husbands and homes against
all invaders and be protected therein by court and jury
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

GREAT FIRx rHs PaAlRir.-A correspondent a. Al
hambr In the northwestern part Of this county infoss %
that the large prairie in that vicinity has beeon e for some
days past, with south wind blowing all the tnedesrcy-
ing large Of property, consisting Of hay, corn, rs
&c. Among the heaviest sufferers the names Of Curtis
Brakeman, Esq, and Me<srs p. Donermsn, A. 9. Barb,
and Alfred Keown, mentioned II il reported that the
Gre extended norhwardly into Montgomery county, causing
great destruction hsre In consequence Of this Osiamy the
farmers in that region will be compelled to comehcs feeding
their stock now, every vssgs OF grass destroyed.
Alton (Hlinois) Telegraph.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

The place where Mr.. WEBSTER spent the Of bis time
schoolmaster Fyeburg in the State Of Maine HI
had been invited ,hher by friend Of bis father who
acquainted with the circumstances family His schoo
quito large, and his salary three hundred and fifty dollars
to which he added considerable by devong bis even
ngs copying deeds in the office of the county recorder
twenty cents per deed He also found time during hi
period to go through with his first reading Of Backsone
Commentaries, and other substantial works. which have bee
SO good foundation to his after fame.
The writer questioned Mr.. WEBSTER as to his peg
sona appearances when officiating pedagogue, and hisr
ply was "Long, slender, pale. and all eyes indeed welt
by the name Of all eyes the country round"
During the last summer when returning from visit to The
White mountains accompanied by his Fletcher he went
Of his way tospend day in the town Of Fryeburg He
revisited, after the lapse Of half century, the Office of the
code of Deeds and there found and exhibited to bis son wo
large bound volumes Of his handwriting, the sight
which was Of suggestive Of manifold emotions Th
tes6es hat the penmanshp and elegant and TIN
father, tina, the ache is not yet Of those fingers which
much writing caused them.
II is said by those who knew Mr. WEBsrEn at Fryeburt
that his only recreation while school teacher was derived
from trout fishing and that his "Wednesday and Saturday II
tenoons were slmos, invariably spent wandering slone vi
rod in hand and copy Of Shakespeare his pocket, abs
the wild and picturesque brooks Of that section Of country
The birthplace and mountain farm Of Mr.. wEssrKR Av-
ing already been described in this volume the writer kl
now give an account OF Mash6ed, the home n
Of the distinguished statesman. The place thus dess sd
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question
" HUNGARIAN INDEPENDENCE.
San attempt has been made with reference to recent
events TO found the Pragafic Sanction pretensons
might derogate from the absolute independence Of Hungary
but reference to the document itself Is alone 10
defeat such an undertaking.
"The Pagmaic Sanction does affect the ancient CON-
situon Of Hungary created union between it and
Austria il altered not the political relations between the
countless but simply provided that Hungary should accept
the terms of succession therein stipulated.
"Is first article guarantees TO the Hung the peservas
ton OF all documentary and other rights, liberties priv
lcges immunies customs preogatives and laws already
conceded and established to be established BY the
SD E.sro Bfvss Ater commencing with
the Huneaans of their rights and liberties sufficient
full and erpici might readily DO supposed. dscou
rage any attempt to assa he the latter part of the article
contains only single word Of doubt upon this the apo
ogsts o the house Of Hapsbug sang themselves Of the
obscure snd defective Latin Of the day. endesvor found
surrender the part Hungary of her entire
By the cause alluded the female succession Of the house
Of Hapsbug established according to the forms adopted in
the other Kingdoms and hereditary provinces Of bis sacred
Majesty both in and out Of Germany, had been ordered
established, published, and accepted inseDmnblu'
upon the Latin word inseparabikfer thus awkwardv
introduced and located in the original document is the effort
made to build national union between Austria and Hun
gary but according to the most obvious construction that
term has reference not TO the provinces of the Hspsbue
house, but to the forms mode Of their succession bv IL
consequently personal union only implied and this con-
rucion the conclusion of the article explanation of the
phrase most fully confirms when siates $50 that (ta u
the heir Of the kingdoms and provinces of the Austrian
house. male or female may be known and crowned also as
infallble king Of Hungary
Great stress is also laid upon the words indrisi-
oer and nseparabhfe in the second article Of the Pras-
matte Sanction, where the meaning is equally clear and free
from doubt
Ae defining how The succession to the throne is to be
governed on failure Of the heirs Of Charles and that II shall
descend to the female heirs FIRST Of his brother Joseph and
then those OF bis father Leopold that article that the
$4,000
ne fullest account OF the origin progress and merits OF
the Hungarian revolt which have with was an eabor-
Ate and able article which appeared ego in the
New York Courier under the signature OF the Editor fron,
knowledge acquired personally Austria Hungary but
appeared to did not at the time he atten-
ton which II deserved. - -'N~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
DIED.

On V.ossisy 7th The 27th yesr Of her agsi JULIA
MORRIS, wiie II VIM T. Oatsfdouk-
a reu8s Of family invited 20 attend her funeral on sA
day At 10 O'Clock Am Orange NJ Cars cave newton
On "wednesday evening Psb H. AUGUSTUS DoRR EASTMAN,
Toe rsstves and friends Of the family sspeuly requested
IN attend Hsrryst Friday FEB a. al O'Clock
pm without The Body vii BE- taken 70 0esa
wood for ntsrmsnt ,,
~ IN Vandsm a. 70 the pavement CHARLES HARRISON MA
son son Of John ?. Mason aged NJ years
The friends family particularly invited 70 attend ne Ia
pers from Cf bis isthsr, u Vaoda ST. Al O'Clock
this day viii be taken Tie vaut sHteeath st.
near Sixth
"a Pought eepse pspers please copy , 49,,
On Tuesday the disease OF tue hve RENSsELAEk
BENTLEY aged years, formerly Of Berlin, Rensselaer, Co.
HIS remains vii be taken 70 Troy, New York -
On the morning Of the 18th ins SAMUEL CLAhhE aged %
The funeral m take pacs Friday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock
from his residence Bleeaes opposite Morton ms nl
an brother John Crke and also Of h anc Tho mas
Cur James Pollock are respectfully invited 70 atsna WI"
On Wsdnssdav morning. GEO L. WALKER, Of the arm Of Nor
FUNERAL services VIII b performed at hrs late residence 50 Tenth
on Frdav 4th INST clock NJ 10 which the relatives
aud friends Of the fanny are invited ls y
or consumption Fec 49, az the residence OF his parents 81 Ihd
Az THOMAS NATHANIEL Of joseph 7. and Sarah Page
AGED years, 10 mouths ard "a days
This friends family respectfully invited 70
attend Saturday afternoon sts O'Clock, without Tar
Ca Wedntsaay Feb. H. ALFRED c. infant OF william J.
ard Ann Jane Getey, aged months and u days.
F1nsr. services viii performed ~ ms athes residences l.
nth sv on Fcday the IA ns Al n NJ 70 which the relatives
aid ads invited He remains WI be taken 20
Paterson, NJ, for inernent
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disasters. &c.

Capt Tou agent Of the urisrwrers' Eno Ne-' oso
"Wednesday 70 afer vessels which got ashore a-s
fog 81 Mouisy and Tuesday hss returned 20 ~
states hat he brig the Elm Tree - unosr 'taen
ksou but has f Trenton naas Nothing knoEn se
fate oftke Capt Bel, With ihs sch Alderman va"
her -, - .,,k ~,
The Bauk she ID cargo OF coaEas pumped t- .'
f The carro bosr Of the sch PGTmeee. whc
Champion, have arrived up to The cry aaa 'AAsa " 80
screw dock. 80 - . ,... o., -. 8,
bootsr She twenty FEET o. waer s name voc
Louise, where rsm or nd and TIE Ae Of me
So N.rup. Wooster from Eastpot Ss~ YORK. put INTO
Gloucester 10Th net repair. having spit sails &c
The crew of bark AlIa which csmasted "a ehoh1 -
lard on The It'll Pod Monday 10 very aeslse
ronsoo hsvg nothing tie clothing they had o. AZ '
time Of the Means have been tea to orns the o.A INTO
Sen Wuti.u Browu Boston from eucsspor 90 The sh INST
st main boom gan ayrg 20, and sprung hsak Edll
Cottre seaman badly nurt BY block iag upon hn "O
Steamer Osprey at Pdslpha from Charleston reports on
dav opsa schooner ashore ahout ~ es s01tA u
Cane Hspopen person Be board or N the F
Of vessel appeared be hh asd dry on the beach
Havoc Feb ia letter dated Caao, Jan s. 81 received GA
Saturday a hr David Lops hrst oicef OF ship Panama
lowed by Howell, OF this place. re2ort aer 4ra a.
Cso eaky condemned trustworthy The Panama sailed
ron IN mort In july last for San Francisco with cargo ncpay
Of coal Capt HaOck then Sang the ARRIVAL OF 'oe steamer
In The hope OF making sale Of his CARGO tbs ruling pIe al ts
date that port would not pay me cost Of d
the present voyage had been TOR many yss
successfully employed 10 whaling business from tbs port
Bne Busr slrgsns from Csrdenss for Wauea h vas ashore
West Passge below Newport on the I'm a AVesss a
been sent % tighten her. .,-
atMackerei Cove near NeEpott. RI No date gwen.
Bas from Tor Boston, beofe repoltsd ashore
one Chatham Lhts had cargo OF 500 his
ssssr Moderate expected that the whole cargo
would be saved IN DANA ed state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14

Ship Panama eIsTold sh.nss,; oe'i' passed Anger Nov H.
snip Howard 81 HamOug Jacobs Hamburg, De- S md aai
BG SRP 0'' ''"" ''''''" '''l NV " ''''
ship Albany Sherman Baltimore d. coal W whitock.
Bark Hec soupe Matsnzss De, where she put
repair ndr to Read In cardeua parted chain cable
HascO to B.fs,) Richards, Pensaeo. d. yellow pine
Brig Thorvsd,sa iDar) lesson Ayrs d,, hide,
Bog Enurpr., CB Turner S, Domingo City, d.. nahss,ny
Brig DeuH has m PnouK chasa's 20 d. brandy 70 Lessr
Brig Star b. hssghr s. Dolass City, 20 d. mahogany and E
BrgR hanson lot Boston, Moore Darsa, d, yellow pin.
Brig VIM csors G,rduerl Perry eeors.ovn scs d.
val stores AND humber, to Badger Psck
Brig Liberty Hsmb) Law Tensae, Al ds, and 6ara TO
Brig ETIsostl PITS Para ds Rubber Coming
Brs Orois ROB uson St MARKS, IA ds, cotton to Ladd
COTE. to sf Let vessel. Is port Had ss ..
we're Pssss rss dsl q ,if3S sss;ssy w! weather
y 90 ". was down to SO deg
sch Nehos BsdeI sPgJ James Rye is wood Fso 10Th,
Cages the Delaware, wind blowing fresh from the Ne
bgh ae portion tsek load fetched away seriously mann.
Sch Helmets HaOct Georgetown Sc is, cotton laval
seaBT Hsvs Essa,h Warrington SC a., cotton ~ naval
sI SAL, Badge, f Ei-stn, NC sroa 81 Doniaso o;,
ss Mahogany, &,, q A Ross.rs a Co
SIR coanscueui Farea 49, S.wbsra, NC, "a, naval stores.
sch Jela Am Elsa-ooa Ea,port ss. plaster ,ni i,A.
Sch Ensias Baier v.rgrA.
Sch sarah Egasane Lett, ' irgnla
SCI OBrsn fsteTsoa, Danen, Ca ds, lumber
Sch Wa'haia, firdale. Daren, "a, tuosr.
Sch W FarroV, Lopez. Virginia
Sloo7 RAD ant, Bafksr. Providence, aomestcs.
WIND-At tunsst 81 and hslt
sAILED-ssamshp Empire City, wlson chsEr.s o;hsrs
The sch Champion, OF and for sioEngon hat taksn dry
dok YESTERDAY has ovshAued aEd let Sac tga
sFbsng rgsd and rshsa vnpooaby be her dss
brig corEsns sn her situation nssr the Elu
Tree TIE vr,cng schooner Ae.an Capt Bel has bess
down n her sud . tai ng her cargo.
Tie sch Rod Pafey Carks sf yesterday afternoon
lie two brigs reported ashore On the Jersey Coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
Foreign Ports.

Sailed from Helena Dec a. ship Geo Washington, Hodndgs,
CsPe Hsylsn no date sbt ul sch Manson, of suAs
from Wimngt D. Nc u d passage IN
In Passage 9th u sch Orbit ofwscboro from Norfolk
for Cisniuegos. c. o.,
In TurE Passage "a ut, sch Angler Of sctuas from
Neuva. 81 nh, brgs Lawrence Wall for New Yort 10
d. RUSSIA Hanson I'm DO just Hehborn Cocod I'm and
for DO ldg
Al sagua Grande u Russia MARVEL FOR New York,
dg; brgs Palmer Pary Boston, dsc Lewis Bean NoJes,
do DO; Jenny DO do Matauzs slower from Portland
do Anglo Saxon Poe York shakspsNe Peude
do do; schs Brothers Love m Boston, JUST Barcelona MN
ieu m do Talbot ohnson I'm just arr Hssnd Jones'
DAYTON, for do ljg. =. .
At ship Canada Bsauvas for New Bedford to
sail fret fair wind
At Taahusna Dec 2sth MARY Martha Beuy from San
Francisco for River SEEKING freight 10 SAL fret FAR win
Arr Coba Dec 95h, ship Susan fitzgerald, Peead Baltimore
Sept S. -
At Tobasco 10th MI Aurora, Mcclellan, for New Orleans
sch MARIA Foss Mullen, from Jamaica arr 7h Tor
AT Jacmel 10TH Bate Swift for Boston 2;bi
Amanda clifford Moo Aux Cages 2th Hanover Brown Tor bos
ton 18th.
Al Port 9sd pt. brgs Cushing Cody for Booa,
g; Sherman for do 1o MyhoWer, (br and 3gns
80 EswYorE do ch Avsnger Haskell for DO oo Bengal
Pierce for DO lb Sarah Mary, Hsskns for Boston, 49,
CD at haTe 3Oh ult brig Ellen H4gdsa smith, Wn9sto NC.
AT LAguayr Pasz, wilkins, Tor Porto CabslO
few DAYS b. iiish log for Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
Nv TelREraDh.

BOSTON Fsb l3Arr bafks TURK sssns Jan J. LaoHs Maa-
jan ~ sIoke Fsb South Chanus ship Buenos
Boston and saS her this forenoon the fog ca ships Hove
ana Name NsF 0rean bas hsngoh Do NsPtans Coaesoa;
brg Jas Crosby Trinidad.
HOLINESS HOLE Fs5. l0Ar bak Laco.a PhA for Boston;
brig Acens hAn1a 27th Portland; Psuhss Mall PHI
sdspha Tor Boston Nilksn PEI Mars
Savannah for CO. United States Pensacola vs. Greer,
norc sr 90 Leo Ne~case r do Del Nore fnrWnrk
NC, Gram S-S Yor..
sacolA or BOsioH.
Auiith bak Suls. Aot'e fr Bos:sn SPOKE Fsb3hig5s1
len - IS ss W Ers syanAla SY0 ~ i0ss OF sr.
mast heso iofsioPsal oorspt AID ust " o. r1g a.
= %, haf e beer fra iuo t1e ~ prsv1ns.
brE Gen Asrsha Jan@r 1.t Boston. 7h a r,r
&C. C-shag Pcr PraCe ir Boston l. orr
AR 2th Beat Gorafrs dsy oad sr NYsrt s5,ts
-sth ~ Goravfs scA Jlln o er Boston Pr AL Pre.
rcr IA AXIS, SOIL a 80 lsori Hollqa EJos Tor a.. 453
Tuh GeortsicEn e. " Poitsncuth Dsia Gaze Htta
s5a for bost Len Lysarts for Boston rsr- dty Arr an
b p Afcai.al, Csnar lssnfs. 13i I'D, for Bos,1n
M-Ishsu Dutch Carsnss F-be Tor Go; g., B.- sv,l e
roHss;oa frsasut Taylor Portsmouth,. schnrs m
Char isr Botu; MeTe. NAhlurton DC Tor ID, onfur,
Frso- % ssl of eo Ray Phss pli ur d.; ory .ors-
DC cr salem. Paslps AsKardfa 1r Eattps 81, ~
fork for 3D. h5; and NewYofk Do Boston Msy Rapos
harnock, orco. W
INV BEDFORD, FEB ls-Arr shp Tlorda Es- rOrL. b.rt
EukeEA. DO.
PORTLAND. Fsbls-Au brig s,ora Carssu., .rbr. NJ
Mars, Targsr spsndd, horioA, EAgs Nsw CD SIR d
rsgo New Oreans. -
FALL RIVER. Fec l2-Au sioop Excel Bennett New yo,.
PROVIDENCE fso ls-ArF big ha8.ou o. Ne YoIt C.n,
CArk from ApaAeoh has ezPsnescsd scatter -
whole passage bui h4s rslsssd damage Il eoss.o ~
let Inst la 81 TO- lon IS s. a. 10 oeck pAssd wrsc 4h b.9
the appearance Of bet. steamboat oftas z- t
co'orrd OF open w1rE ssv-ral chairs cain f1--
En1 three vles tarYuFs psnf-s 5a-s hs-s
rst 20 s Vhee hol- Nss spal 0fn 10 srrvsi 5fg Jyer
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RD0Ixeu. &c.

Of Africa
10 Pm As mes fcaps Hattsra stsamsr Alabama I'm
New York o5 Savannah.
FEB 8 ea Cope Nay ship Manchester from New York for New
Orleans
New u lat 81 6s lon 6s]s W, 'gualsi ship reported the
Lewis Of Boston" .
FEB l. 90 1919, SKIP WIN Hitchcock, Conway from No
Bile for HAVE
Dee 3d. shp Potomac cht r'm san Francis
Tor China
Feb passed gong Maaulas barb Lyfa, Bems do from
New Yok
FEB 10Th no lat Se brig julia Ann Of Blueh from Pensacola for
Philsdslphia.
forna
Feb 265 IS, brig W Ewe from savanla for New
York orsmat head topmast and bovspt with rigging
atfa chod, havu into the preyious night
Jan SO lat 20 lon OF 90 brig Round Point, OF Rrol Me-
FEB lon II TO- ship kebecca OF Brdns~ick Ne, from
Noble iaI LysIpoo going args With heavy pIes Of sail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
Passengers Sailed

Ia ,,ay,ftip Empire Cur for Chagrs-Mrs Cha Burial Mrs
Bucksoo Mrs Chas Hijon Mrs judah and child, Mrs free
A Tender S Wood n Freeman. chapn smith. 4 Ga,
ton n COIN 30 G Dearing, Cox, Simon kon ID
L Phillips w 0 Phllps,J Esbert, Harris. smith ONel
Bement GraDgs Cbas Johnson NaudorasrL Gfeeaoau
csT.To5 w Trshsr Tabor w Msad Rev Mlaes Ms
storm Turst L Blm w Petit John Covs Lafkn ant
servant w ] Esmes De Cordova Hawlsy Grant, G
Sheppard. W Lsmersu ksstoa, l and stevens, T.
CIk Wye Cornell, Holman, w r Hasey Levy, Jas
Govran Isaac Pinska, Wm Leo, O5erudon DavisoH
Smith Harris Hott w Anpach, 0utnsr, Schru1sr,
Steel Ross Hsrness Hidden Johnson, Mr. Jannow Mr.
Guyot Brooks EpbrSims Ephrsms, Arons~ob COhsn
Morganssn Draper Albeson. WILCOX Jacob Russell
Mrs Hawley Houston, ssdgwck Mrs Hayer Mrs White and
child, c Ciuch Dorow. Kelly Storm MARY Ann X hard
Lewis Ferns. G. RlbOn, Hugg A Nss, u RICE,
slason L Hrsh Frank Vail, Goddard. kur1ch, How
ard Brewer Capt Jayae, Cartens Puess LEVIN SHEER
~ Nswead Jacob Antoni Lewis fnedsntha Mr. Landorg
Andrews Ellis Lspsis Miller, A Mccullough. Dr. IA N Van
d,ke, Lewis Allen Dewey. o Clara and iamy, Ms
Geary and children. Geay, Mrs Mara Hornsr,
Stone A Hill, Wnkle Mr. Chandler Mrs RoEe Cannon
w Austin COPY. w Robinson, Wilson, BsbyJ nuyer,
Rooney. sy ID Davis Robinson Sogg, ID Burrows,
Lowell Newly, Holland Cokey, Chapel, Whsat,
Malay, John Fegan, w Whits, III Tnmbs
Reed r Fauon. J Bal-82 in steersge.
In samsLD Canoda from Boston for Lfccpoof- Couecthst
Msss II Dalton Robinson James sw Lord, Of Boston,
ave and LADY schoss, Berry and Trend Rev Isaac
Beer, Ltteohr sherman, Tueketm3n mo Mckeoa
Mr. Sanford. Torres Mr. Torres Of New fcrk fesfs neT
Orleans Soils Of Phade pha; 5harpes Bsdeun A Que
bee; Rove Kay Of do; John Morris Nelson, WIN Rogers
REFER Mr. Da Cordukes James Hanleg OF Canada Mr. Nor
rscn Mr. Yerey, VIM MCGEE Horseiau Henderson, Jno Boyd
OF 81 JohR SB Keppslmsn OF London Rogers J Mr. J1mpe
IrrOol McKsye Of Mohtfea Nr Duucan OF glasgow ?
HODGE, Ply oss-, Eng Benson, o Frances VIM Campbell OF
Scotland WahDey, r1i-uA, cant Marylhon OF A. M 10
Compie aesrick lady. gentlemen Fntsch
lady child aud infant Mr. Aefsz Mr. Porto residences not
For HaiH-hrs Hunt Of Boston, samuel story, John
Tobn Collins james Greg James Mitchell Mrs Toang
and child Ger Sinclair HALIFAX; Mr Salmon Montrsa Pope
ofPrnce Edward Island Jos Ellis, Of Canada.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
ADRIAS II. MULLER, Aucroneer.
HFNHa -

ADkIAN II, MULLER, AucrOneer
EXECUTORS SALE Of VALUABLE
GREAL ESTATE ON FOURTH AND Jones sTs
ADRIAN T. MULLER viii sell at auction on TUES
DAY the eih day OF February 1851 Al u O'Clock 81 At
the AerchanA Exchange by order Of the undersigned ex
ecnors OF he estate Of Phtby Wright deceased The FOL.
loving vauab'e property, viz
JoSLss1EEEI-One Ot with the buildings thereon siui-
aed on ne no. esI corner Of Fourth ana Jones sts be-
ing IA width IN 'front.' on JouesSt y feet inches on the
rear ~ isei inches and IN depth FOurhs II feet q
inches, sid on The westerly side 70 feet
OEe Tot with the building thereon Joining the abova IN
Jones 81 berg feet inches 10 width 10 The rear and in
deph on ne assery aide 70 feet and on The westerly side
FouRrHsrkEET-The lot OF land with the buildings
eIeGn situated on me westerly side Of Rourhst II feet
80 feet inches and in depth on The norbeTy side a
feet inch and on the souherly side 81 feet inches
CHARLES 3. WRIGHT, JAMES D OLIVER, Tx.
ecuiors Of The estate Of Phehy Wright de.essed
1877 ts0D
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
six LOTS ON THIRTY and THIR-

STY.FIRsT SITS BETWEEN THE EIGHTH AND
NINTHAVENUE al Aucton-A. J. BLEECkE R, viii
sell at Auction, on WEDNESDAY, February H. al II
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the following valuable
property VIZ:
On ThirtethsL-Two valuable building lots, sitused
the north side Of Thiriest between the Eighth and Ninth
avenue commencing $50 feet east OF the Ninav said lots
being EACH In sze Is feet inches front by 90 feet inches
In depth.
On Thirty hrstst-AsO four lots on the south side OF
Thirty frsst In rear OF the above, commencing 200 feet
eaat OF The Nntav each lot being in size Is feet Oo Ivy
98 feet inches depth portion Of the purchase money
can remain bond aud mortgage SIX per ceng desired
For maps and further particulars apply to the AucOueer
Brosd.st $751; or 3, 10. r. II, Is
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ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
TIME BROWN STONE front HOUSE

Il AND LOT, so Msdlson-square, a Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, will sell at Auction, on
FRIDAY February the 2ls al II O'clock at Merchants
Exchange. he following valuable property, VIZ:
MAnlsoN-Av-The valuable Brown Stone 'front.' House
and Lot Of Ground known as so Madson-av. between
Twenlyninb and Thirueh Size Of lot Is feet 'front.'
by the block in depth House, p by % ee "a oep.h,
replete with every convenience such IS gas nor ar
furnace bath room closets &c and was built by the
present owner for his residence large portion OF
The purchase money remain Bond and Mortgage al
per cent For further particulars, apply TO the AUG
TONER, 7 Broad-si. 1850 III Is
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