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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

from the Union, with or without the co.opera-
ton Of the other Southern States
The motion was rejected by very large ma
jority.
The resolutions of the majority were then
taken up aud were voted on separately as fol-
lows:
i. Resolved, That in the opinion of this
meeting the State of South Carolina cannot
submit to the wrongs and aggressions which
have been pcrpetrated by the Federal Govern.
ment and the Northern States, without dishon-
or and ruin; and that it is necessary to relieve
herself therefrom, whether with or without the
cooperation of other Southern States.
To this resolution there were five dissenting
voices.
O. Resolred, That concert of action with ono
or more Of our sister States of the South,
whether through the supposed Southern Con.
gress, or in any other manner, is an object
worth many sacrifices, but not the sacrifice in.
volved in submission. .ts>aS
Adopted unanimously.
8: Resolred, That we hold the right Of Sc.
cession to be essential to the sovereignty and
freedom Of the States Of this Confederacy, and
that the denial Of that right would furnish to an
injured State the strongest additional cause for
its exercise.
Adopted unanimously.
q. Reso1red, That this meeting looks with
confidence and hope to the Convention of the
People, to exert the sovereign power of the
State in defence of its rights; at the earliest
practicable period and in the most effectual
manner; and to the Legislature, to adopt the
most speedy and effectual measures towards
the same end.
10 this resolution there were six dissenting
voices.
The question was then taken on the adoption
of the Address, and it was adopted with but
one dissenting voice.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

The Early Cotton Cnlture.-'rhe Greenville
IS. C.) Patriot Of late date, relates the follow
lug interesting facts.
"Many years ago. the senior.editor Of this
paper was informed by his venerable and here
ditary friend. Samuel Mevcrick, Esq. Of Pendle
ton, that when n hoy, rs clerk in the house Of
his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Turbin, of Charleston, he
assisted in packing the first bag Of Cotton ever
sent to Liverpool from the United States. Mr..
Maverick is still living; ard we now export
some two millions of bags Of Cotton every year.
The Cotton packed by Mr.. Maverick was put
up in the seed. This was long before Whit.
news invention of tue Cotton Gin. The con.
siSnees Of this lone bag Of Cotton informed the
house of Wadsworth & Turbin, that he could
not sell it, that it was valueless, and advised
them to send no more. How little this faithful
factor saw into futurity! - 80
. eff any one had sail to him that in less than
10 years, and during the lifetime of the boy
who had packed that very bale Of cotton, mill
ions and millions of bags would be annually
sent across the Atlantic for sale in England
and France, lie would have pronounced him n
madman or fool. But it has been done, and
Cotton has become the great means by which
civilization is to spread over the earth. The
cheapness Of Cotton fabrics has taught the
sayace to clothe himself and exercise industry
in obtaining the means of purchasing this com.
fort and evidence of civilization. Millions of
human beings are employed in the cultivation
of Cotton-hundreds of thousands in its man.
ufaeture--and the whole world are clothed in
Il This. too. happened in the lifetime of
man still living~ a-s f"' '+ '''
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
ARREST OF A DESPERATE CONVICT.

A few days ago, we stated that CoHyict
i.au,rd William, johnson, alias Thompson, es.
capped from the pcnitentiary an Blackwplps Is.
land, with a fifty pound ball and chsia to his
leg, by getting into a Long Island boatsoafhs
day the Grand Jury and Senatpr Douglas sisit-
ed the institution. lie, was seceHed sitathe
house Of man named Nelson, Ia this city for
a day or two, and then proceeded to Newark,
New Jersey. On Friday, officers Parkera
Reed, ofthe chief Office, having obtained intelli-
gence of his wllereabout, proceeded to- the spot
and watched him. On seeing Reed, he mistOok
him for an acquaintance Of his he had known
IN Philadelphia, and came oyer 10 shake hands
with him, asking him how he was, and il he had
got much Of the stuf.-Not much, Eenlied Reed
and at the instant scizing him. TWAS fortu-
nate he did so, for on searching the prisoner,
he found six barrel revolver in his pocket,
loaded with powder and ball. and which Thomp-
son swore he would have fired ut him. If he had
a chance. So heavily loaded with power was
the pistol, that it recoiled severely after the bull
lets and some Of the powder had been taken
out. A pair of nippers and some keys were
found on his person, Tie was conveyed to hls
quarters at Blackwe's Island, to complete the
period ,f his sentence, which will expire in June
next, when he is to sent hack to Philadelphia
on rcqnistion Of the Governor Of Pennsylvs.
mia, on the charge of murder, and stabbing Of
iewcller in the street, wko was taking box
of jewels to lady's residence, that had been
purchased. He is charged with burglary.
He wns sentenced to Backwell's Island for
larceny. In January last, he escaped With tho
chain and ball of fifty pounds weights ona
plank, and when he reached the New York
shore, he was SO cold he could not move.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

A SALUTE.-We learn by the Columbia papers,
that intelligenc OF the adoption of the Address
and Resolutions by the Convention was received
in that city by telegraph, and salute of thirteen
guns was promptly fired from the Arsenal Hill.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
CHARLESTON, May 10, II

CHARLESTON, May 10, 1851.
"The Cotton market is quiet since receipt of
aEuropas" accounts reporting decline of to
! penny in Lverpool-and only limited business
has been done to-day, at to lO4, and for inferior
to strict tair-showing decline of 8 to ], and
from prices current prior to receipt of accounts.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13

The California Legislature has passed Judge
Heydenfeldt' bill in relation to common schools
and it lis very popular in the country. We hope
to see the Judge along this way presently TO
take his seat in the United States.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-13
Our Cotton Market.

Cotton has fallen since the news by the Europa,
and we quote to-day, from to 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND Sill

e. Jewelry and Silver Ware either at wholesale retail
will find It greatly their adv antaSe 20 call GA the sub
scrher who constantly all descriptions # Gold
and Silver Watches from the taciurers IN Eng land
France and Switzerland which he Is selling n wholesale
and retail a the very lowest prices Splendid Gold ChrO
nonetsrs ard Duplex Watches Fine Gold and Silver Eng
Sh Patent Lever Watches nv Cooper, Tobias, Beesley,
and others Gold and Silver Detached Lever and Lepne
Watches Gold Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS. Chatalsns
CHAINS for Ladies Pure Gold Wedding Rsgs Colt
Guari KEYS Fob KEYS and Seals Gold and Silver Pencils
and Gold Rings Ladies Bracelets Gold LOckeis, Gold
and Silver Thmbes. CHAINS for Watches Gold ami Sill
yer Specaces Sterling Silver Spoons. Cups, Forks &c
Gold Watches ss low $50 ~ S25 each. Watches and
Jewery exchanged
returned Watches Clocks anu JeNery repaired Ia the
best manner and warranted and at much less than the
usual Prices GRO { ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and
Iewcrv, wholesale and Retail. II ast, coTaeroi New
second corner lTnm Broadway, (up stasl formerly 81
WalI-st yFf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
DATENT SULPHUR vAPOR BATH.
4 TRAVELLING COMPANION for

. u lNNAllDS, and RELIEF from EAk y f,>S ana
LANGUOR IN HOT WEATHER -Chronid Nvahds Cru
ery. but especial, those lthonHs under Sina DEBORAH
ties and weakness and ianSuof together With hnnc bits
qtoa DYSPEPSIA. nervousness aud ptclspNus utc
find mined relief % Their sufeunts. well 40
from the Frustrating influence u heat 10y The use ~ bt
BAN\lNG'S recently improved Mechms al Supports.
which light cool and comfortable that no feeble ret
should think Of leaving the cNy without their AID
When properl hued a. the bo, the effect Of every knd
ions completely remoye ed hy the nm support AZ hs
small OF the back and the epuca spring AZ the base " the
abdomen
The medical professor and community generally a.
Nied ~ AN examination Of the travelling Compsnoa sai
othor inventions for the rehef Of human >uferngS. at d.
BANNING \ Office. No 10 Merrer-si, few doors ifom
Canal! AUS MruWfxSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

VNHE GRAEFENBERG WINES 70

j MEDICINAL ~ ES-These Wines are pure
and unaduterated aud sold at ~ per bottle AZ the
office Of the COMPANY No 20 BroadwaY, oyst Genis's
Sent any part Of the city without charge aus lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
CIN WADDING-ELEY,S ClotA
Galaman0er Safes
"NlLDER'S PATENT SALAMAN-

"NlLDER'S PATENT SALAMAN-
w DER SAFES C. ] GAYLER advertlses
that three of ms Safes have been ully tested by fire
which NAV be true and II II IA bur many tests
favor Of Patent Salaauder Safe added 10 the many
DOW record. MI Gayer further alsertises. during
the 0asi tNenty he has hrst ntrduoed every value
able Improvement nov applied 10 safes Added 10 Which,
- tss the puebc, Ca Ter Safes not filed With paS
teT-oiParis IKE mos others which statement The public
II ~ slow 20 believe. hen fact. he the sud Gayler
Ar nfgnged my patent sncc November. iS4r IL Which
twe oetNaSd Judgment against SAID Gayler the
: see. for infringement II sand patent 10 that time
=, the ci pasterof Pans And he the sad syler
pas lSi D, order OF the Court rendered nihy
account under oath 10 sad Court ri all Safes mich he
SD paSiero psrs ami the 18th Of aly ast returned
'h-etn SAFES as sold ;he preceding month
r G WILDER
y b-Anl y ne n WANT # my Patent SaamsndeT safe
can e.,tn Il 81 ) HERRING. Esq. No. lS5 Watrr-st
~ 81 Nessfs. ROkF, SrEltRNS \ co. M. no ater-
:; VINO have the exclusive night - make and sell sas
sizes and u ~ bought. The buyeT made PARTY
arrangement and liable 10 sur Tor damages. fart BAR
- Fc,rS'frd q WILDER
- SlLAS L. HERRlNG'S Depoi for tie sale OF lie
a,rv >ies i Il Me- 49,. -, md . NaicTS where can
> had more than MY and patterns ander
SAFES Nth Halls patent Powder prot Lock bchnd hich
~Ss p.sced slow AZ tie Worlds Far IN LONDON few
Neeks Snce and offered reward u IN a would
citn Tie Sale containing the The renamed
he Sale hyiy I'VE days. although the celebrated
u.cNeI. Mr.. Hobbs, londoR Al The time Also
Safes With al other knc> OF oAS such Males Chubhs
Ih'ei Detec;or AMI J0nc>S Bank Losks
aus I'm SILAS c HERRING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
Professional Notices.

H,OTHE PrBLiC.-Dr. y. J. Ia Mothe,
i formerly from Frame. and receutf rom Clna, re-
..ctflli offer. Ll. ~ ne CfZrns ~ Nes-fDrk
He = enabled thIyC the agency " CifTyDY nee 20
l4.guarr In the greatest sccurr the seat ,Hd extent
OF any dssas. asd T. 9fe-cre - tie - ne time
the best IL cure.
Lei i oe vel understood thai VIA, appears here
.sI1ie assertion becomes tazb.e REALTY tstAe afflicted
VINO submit q lIs -lrer'-lis-
An fr PERFECT Securltg tie parr VI LIE SEX. Dr.
l. so,he proposes % p FtIsatsd IN as ,ece. az,
wien he have eved he AMOUNT u; .e.s, make
and explained O. taem before the cure
l. may Dc wei 70 remark, N Drff0af, fha. intrinsic
Ca.Yay amer. Which Is verT TreJ dues MT approve lie
extraction oil blood The internal o. numerals. ntr-
co's ~ Uo.DEs Sc They dssc orD0,sd % real
nal eueIgy. Dqt Uses ample 41a easy meaDs.
H0urs Il Com ta;on ever, DAY from 20 VI e. 2 = 81
SUNDAY excepted
Dr l. s,eaks French Eng .sh and spanish 1850
Office Ia Nac@og-a corner u Amt. al, Paw J." j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
Schools.

IpERGEN POINT INSTITUTE
Pleasantly situated opposite Port Redmond. distant
New miles. accessible hourly by steam
boat supplied wIfh competent instructors under the
perntendance Of MIR Nreeand The tall and winter term
viii commence Sept 18th. 1881 Terms Will from s0o
to $50 per annum. according to the instruction Afforded
and payments quarterly advance Circulars and other
information obtained by application upon the premises
Bergen Point y ] JACOB VI NREELAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
LOTS FOR SALE.

u -EIt,II TIT tNENI T KtIINlNU I utNV IuIs
are situated on the WtsfcheSt, SIDE of the Harlem RIVER
hctwecn McCori- Dam Bridge aud the High Bridge Any
person acquainted with INC suburbs NJ tins cry vii per
ceNe on vewng the Hgh Bridge iot> that the, po>,e's
great adv antsgs Tor residences All other localities
about the CITY and that thew ia cheaper han any other
p,p~f A. well situated ME bill Tor the Hh Railroad
ha,rg been signed by the Mayor, the Odd VIII ne com
men, ell tthwith and speedily finished please nQslre
and Learn the fsC The for the entire lee g;h oi the
road t. be but cents The scenery presented tron at
par of TINS property exceedingly interesting
emhi ac.ng b, auul of land and water THIS
property also has WIDE front the Harem River,
thereon Attending faca isr ecatus s'0 hsns For
NAM Iuu 1'hCr llllImArn hppN IN
ault Ina. ID WlNfON No. II Cedar 81 COY # Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
V,HE NEW VILLAGE of STRAIT.

i TONPORr ~ beautifully situated on Flushing Bay
within eight miles the City Hail. opposite Harlem, ana
half mle from Flushing The bsv noted for the album
lance OF fine fish clans and Wild fowl The village has
large and valuable water privilege and for beauty Of the
sarroundt SCENERY unsurpassed. embracing view OF
che villages adaceNt and the picturesque Sound with It's
islands IL IL lard out ,lsse lots of ~ by 100
ert each which var, price according 10 location ftom
S75 to $3.50 each few choice lots ,eman unsold The
rtms of sale are a, the selection aud the bal
ce in m,athly nstalnens of $40 discount fol cash
For the acconmod atom of parties vine desire to see I'll.
sround m agent viii be beard the steamboat Island
CITY which leaves the foot Of FUon-s at g. o'clock every
morning he viii be happy 20 attention aud al
ford ever, information concerning Suattnpo u all who
ma, desire JOHN A FLAMMER,
,ui m Ne 6N3 BrOadW conner NJ AmltN-Sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
EIRE in SAN FRANCISCO
IN aNNrNrp rpIi-NpII IL pIL,lI,S SAHlS n.

same safe II the t~O great fires OF l&e and lSOl F.
I Gilbert Co : Alta Ca.fogEia Oa.ce lsaR burnt,
and the safe which siod the ire Of then former building
has again proved itself Salamanca by preserving al
their books si pagers the de,Ourns elener, the
recent cOndekst.oa OF al June IL one o Rchs make
Rolf. STEARNS 4 co. successors 10 ksch Co. have
upward of 100 safs made the manner that sup
psl 10 the Al. Arnss iog sale At tasir DEPOT l,s
Wsser.>t ALMON ROFF.
L. STEARNS.
AUS Sc A 5 MARYIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
NLIFTON SCHOOL for BOYS, a

rIlFTON SCHOOL for BOYS, at
u Clifton Staten Island This school has been ope
ration for than three years II has most healthy
and delightful position. commanding iul view VI Ne"
York Bay ample play grounds. and Is within ten minutes
walk of Nanderbls Ian ding The number of scholars
limited The neat term opens the third Monday N Au
gust Circulars and information may be obtained AZ
the Office II Lew Cook Co. II Broadway and al Bunker
Co, 90 Chambersst. The following gentlemen are re-
ferred to- and the patrons the school Hiram
Ketchum, Esq, 81 Wall-st, d VI Wickham, Esq,
Maden-ane W Easton. ESD, Pne-st bua-
keT ESQ ~ Chambers-st. : HOWES.
uIg6truNF. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
ECRET OF BEAUTY.-How to b,

~ handsome
can instruct any person how TO be handsome
teach how 20 make brown skin far and clear.
teach how 10 remove tan, pimples and iFeckles
teach how change the SalO~ face INTO OF beauty
teach how To make the wrlnkled SKIN smooth.
teach how to make brown teeth aS white as pearls.
teach how 10 make diseased gums hard and sound
teach how To make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how make hard, brown hands soft and white
teach how 20 make the hair grow luSurianil'
can hasten the growth OF whiskers, mustachios etc
teach how o. have bright and sparkling eyes
teach how to preserve the eyesghi for life.
teach how 10 restore impaired eyes ghi
Teach how 10 change gray HAIR to original color.
teach how g. change the color Of the HAIR desired
teach how 90 make the hair soft, nch, and glossy.
teach how 10 make the lips and cheeks red
teach how 20 remove supeTiuous HAIR
know the above all perfectly harmless and pleasant
ave directions 10 make and use these compounds
know they are better than any advertised cosmetics
ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all tins Information
receive no letters unless postpaid "a %.
Address " send To- VI Law ASSE French Chemist, lOi
Nassau-s corner Of Ann, New York. He VIII send the
work hv mail. OF otherwise
INDUCEMENr TO CLUBs.-To accommodate neighbour
II ,nnta,,ens Address as above au9 lmeuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
lnbin Rnbbrr GOODS.
U,O THE PUBLIC.-lNDlA RUBBER

SHOES.-OuT attention has zen called % an aver
tsem,ntby Horace Ii Day published III the Ne"-f o.
Herald OF July H. 1851 and the Courier and Enquirer u
same date IN which after much unmeret abuse u our
attorney WIN Judson. ESQ ne asserts that oe dirs nor
eh<rge hrs nth praing GooGyears Patents nnder our
own names and that does infringe 6oosyrars Pa
tents IN the manufacture OF shoes
We have purchased our license Tor me re 81
India Rubber Shoes under Goodyear Parents ana PAD ~
money and are duyayiRs taIf Tor the same tna any
OIL er person might have done the same disposed 20 Do 80
rather than pirate Godyears Patents We thiI> Il
more iust ~ purchase rgh % Use valid pdteh u n 20
ulfrlu-e Il Mr. Day after having been prosecuted -c
kros lodged tsoOdgear nights, m1te settlement and
sYeed N infringe hls PATENTS he : no" Al
tempting only % niuge s1i paents oIt % Z lle IS
.so Who have for large CONSIDERABLE purchased our L.
c4nses and under them, and ne cifTye NJ nv
aiy,rffs and fsof Signatures. win prains
mn Govears Patents IN tie manufacture II the shoes
Which he offering 20 the public and We give nonce Ia!
he and all who are concerned Nth nm purchasing
xepng las shoes mad. N violation Of said pateHt rgni
vii BE- prosecuted New-N0rk, July u. 49,.
/. CANDEE, Harvard Rubber Co, by
WM A BUCKINGHAM Treasurer
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing CO.
HUTCHINSON. President, -
FORD 3 CO yl5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
4 SHORT ANSWER to WM. JUDI

~ son and the RUBBER COMBIN AflON-F0r me
past month the have 'eemed witt fresh snppI VI
f4lss and MALICIOUS attacks against Il DAY ana 10 1ls
pcss al snanaiils from VIA Jgdson the agent, f,r'ief
.pd counsel Of the Rubber Monopolsts legsl opsloa
-Tou such source l. u course not worth ans~erlng and
hIs abuse Is equzlly eOAemp;lble GO.
FAILING t.s he assumes % speak tor AZ '"fn'-
RATION of Rubber N1lopests ard threatens y I -. 40
~ customers hey dare - bay goods 4 R Dty LII -
to- old trc 10 be patented, and re puDLc tAA =
ggllrd longer TIE best gods VII coliA- we III
Eet md II th- Comhiua-Iou 90 rally make theT ds
according Codvslrs PATENT. all their i.rets 's ao'
maze Their goods sell. prevent rY yl
- goods lch arr not MADE eccorln- - ' s- -'-e
and lnolassss patrut -, 4,
For the pas r years ,he~e wholesale nouopolz>r' q
80, rights II the people a competition Oy th,rats
Of tie lsw have daily out that Day ie lad c9ie
mat ne c0ud stand any longer and st 1s On hsnd
ready AMI able ever MAINTAIN hs nights Ia NE 0hy
use hlch tie Combination dared 70 ofS u lrA
they Were beaten Day <or Eerdlc, DaI ne aas ns
heard ret that they awe PAID ne eosts Of ~AeA ssh
surrties sr hsbe.
Lei them Drng ihr actions 70 trlA AID promise them
law and ,usf.cs - th.rr hearts cOafenf
Isi them caus INTO COuT n they dare lhrr p1rs of
thrlr own gods Ind threats against M etoers are
e'ristf IL h DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
WATCHES. JEWELRYa and SILVER

W WARE.-A very large assortment OF the new-s
Style Of ch Jewely Of pattern fne gold and silver
ladies and genfemens Watches and Silver Ware ct the
standard OF dollars at moderate priees can Ne found
Aft W. PACHTMANNS Jewelry Sore, 10 Canal 81
Watches Jewelrv and Silver Ware made to srs and care
fully repaired Calfxnia Geld tAAsn exchange. sad
n ,de nm 10 order AUS lma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
5swelrn, Sc.

New Gosis fror EurcQs
WATCHES JEW ELRI and SLY Err
w WARE.-SQUIRES BROTHER, ~ Fulton 4 and
iS Boa can make = the Interest 4 IN who wish
the above goods ny arrangements Europe ard the
manufactures here Of getting suois fom the rs haas
to make teelI purchases A. either stare 81 Fu1as; 80
Bovev.
Gold Watches b. Cooper. Tobias. BeeleT AMI others
Gold psieRi lever Watches full le~elei
Gold stgcS, correct timers FOR engineers AID cg ct-
ii railro ais
Gold patent lever Watches for ladies'
Gold and s.lvsr " atches Il al kinds.
Cold CHAINS. new article, the chatel1n fnr ladies'.
Gold ueddt Rings, made expressly f,T that purpose
Gold Lockets Ike watches. oper both SIDES
Silver Tea sets. Forks. Spoons. Ladies, SC.
Silver the p1de Of orr business, ard We are deter
mined 20 the reputation OF selling 81 cur silver equal
g. dollars, and that = our warranted sf1ndaru.
Cake Baskets. Casters. Candlescks. Waters. sc. e.
Our rgle-a goods warranted represented each Ar
tcs the prce marked psn figures One price and cls
onlv yie 3mruIhSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
- YOUNG LADIES-Mrs. MULLlGAN and Miss
ROBERTS have removed from - Nalkor-st. TO West
2lsist first house west of 5h ay ) where they vii oDen
their Boarding and Day School for Young LADIES' on I'll Es
DAY September g. 1851 An omnibus will be provided for
the accommodation # pupils who reside IN distant parts 81
the city Circulars be obtained AZ the store II Mr.
LOCkWO & son, or az West 2st-st
anl2 6M ImrhNSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
STAMFORD. CONN-FOR SALE,

Nthat elegant GOTHIC HOUSE. IA The village Of
STANFORD built and occup,cd b, Geo Watlns Esq
The shou. ~ feet long. bs 10 deep, With large
hall the centf iors each SIDE, dining rooms and
kitchens the ends. built. and ell adapted for two faint
hcs whr wish he each other enabled 10 Keep
then ants partabout 81 al Coach house
stable, icc-hou~e. well-arr
green house about II land we'll sd out gar
den md pleasure In ~cri, thing night for
suburban home Also, for sale the pace built, and
,sCuqiej hy, HEM Sanford ESD, which needs no de-
sctlpon who has visited Stamford within the
past five wears EXCEPT IA SAY that IT. internal arrange
ments and finish with outward
Eog further part,g appls S y Rond-st y ausc
NARM for SAl.E.--For Sale an excel
ient FARM Nsw~Jersey, consisting Of is0 acres 10
acres which under CuiN alton II within
r,de ~ NewNorN ~ steamboat, which twice daly
and /, mile frcm >i,Np handing There conln..ioos
fsrMt ogsr. also harm, stables. houses wagon
sheds hog. sites, hen houses &c nImr # choce tiai
trees planted AS fall
The SOL j. hnt clay lcSn,. and Yields heavy crops OF
wheat grass 80 The timber CONSISTS NJ 1ckory maple.
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