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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

Nv t'A'Nli'L rs nearly az can bt gather
ed, are The circumstances which bulcl H. m al
mrh, Ir!t the city He was taken by the
Nor,l1l's oiircrs to Elkton, Md, and there
lodged i'm Jail till Mcknight, the claimant.
vino lHNlde, about twenty mile from Elklon.
was sent for. On hrs arrival he went 20 tho
prison, and after joking with Adam little
about taking him to the slave market in Bal
timore, he said that he was not his man. Mr.
Knight then asked Adam it he know his slave
Emery Lice; Adam said he did, aud Mr.
t+e--s--t. l++,+-+.- la.A+.-..4.l.f
way, and 90 or to Canada; that he. Mr.
Knight, would take no trouble to catch him
Int il hc was brought to him, he would sell
him TO the South Adam was then again tax
en- into the custody OF the Marshal's OH
GERS, who were compelled, by reason OF some
excitement at Elkton. 10 sccrctc him in a
wood-housc until night
lie was then taken some miles from Elk
ton 10 await the arrival of the cars going 10
Philadelphia. On their arrival at this point
they simply abated their speed to give an OPP
pprtui,itv To the party to get ON, when Adam
who wa4 the last, in attempting to get on,
mis.ed his ioothold and fell into the mud
The officers were carried TO the next station
Newark, Del, where two of them got out of
the cars and returned on foot through the
darkness and n heavy fall of rain, to the
point where Adam fell Off when they reach
ed the place. they caIled-to him aloud but he
gave no answer, and they we're compelled to
proaend to Newark without finding him. Adj
am, after he picked himself up, kept on the
railroad track, and walked all the way to
Philadelphia, distance of 50 miles or more,
without obtaining scarcely mouthhul TO eat, /
or stopping, until he reached the point where |
he was taken up by Mr. Pierce.
lie saw the officers approach him on the /
railroad, when they returned To hunt for him: /
but not knowing who they were ho got over
nto a woods and let them pass by About
three miles further On, and probably in the
neighborhood of Newark. man who was at
he depot or stopping place saw him 20 hv.
'1d attempted to arrest him He ran and
'hc man gave chase. After running for some
!Isidn.o- ~ turned uppn H., man. and told
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

Coin WEAThER.-Last Monday night
was extremely cold. On Tuesday morning
the mercury stood at % below Zero, Tues
day evening the weather became more mod
crate, and "Wednesday morning we had quite
comfortable winter weather.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

81 Had - slight addition, IS -t,e.r-t,.,
"wednesday. In'tho woods, ~hcre the wind
has not disturbed it, it is about 80 inches
deep.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

E5s- Mr. Benton;"iris said, prouuuurcv the
California land Title Bill violation of all
treaty stipuietions Itproyidcs means for
bringing before the Board all AloNicnn and
Spanish titles, and involves millions prop
,,.y,. ~ tLb i.s,,,A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-04

TuE SToRM--Loss OF LIrE.-Ihc Alba
nv Journal mentions the following as occur
ring on &lordny of last wcck-tbc day Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
POUGHKEEPSIE RESI-

IIDENCE FOR SALE-The subscFiber oHsrs for sale
the Dwelling House, situated CaunonsL Polgh-
keepsie formerly ibe residence of W. II. Vankesck Esq
and built by him about years since In The mosl elegant
substantial and rough throuR both
Nv snd Internally of nearly $4,000 for the house
ard ground Was purchased by the pIesen! owner for
e7 Soc. and will be sold low for cash, and on Ecco
modaipg tems The House Ia three stories high, above
basement cellar built of brick and faced win pressed
brick laid white ali sides IL furnished later
nay with complete water bxtures bath alter closets,
boiler and marble washbsstn In each room all
supplied with hot and cold water 10 the most complete aud
thorough usauer hot air furnaces, gas pipes eebo-
raiey carved ssluary and seennite marble m4nes ma
boeeny doors mar floor In vesbule beautiful verandsh
In font &c &C Gymnasium and fountain In yard walk
tagged and choice Towering vines shrubs andrees deco.
rate the grounds which surround the house. HOUSE. and
ground are In complete order snd Immediate possession
can be had. FOR further particulars, apply Immediately or
address JOSEPH DAvIs0N6 go East twenty sixh,sireet
NaM.Yofk. al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
ONLY S25 FOR A HOMESTEAD =

OTo supply The demsnd for tbs Lots Farms at Ter
msnnvl have laid another tract aoiof ing tho Long
sand Railroad and the land already sold ~ HernannVle,
be Of the SIZE and dfpoted OF aud divided among
the purchasers In the manner az those recently sold
have been Induced do this from the great number OF
persons wishing 20 purchase these Los aud Farms a. the
improvements In that part Of he ssnd ere constantly III
crasng and large numbers OF persons have now become
Interested those lands This additional 10 In every
respect equal TO the oher and the rate they be-
ing taken they will all hesold in few weeks About 600
shares are now subscribed.
VILE, on the Long Island Railroad County OF Suffolk,
and 90 miles from the City New-York and sdjons Lake
land also new village recently laid out, wheie handsome
buildings erected.
1t ia one Of the heahIest places the United States aud
within mile OF RonkoDkona Lake, beautiful sheet Of
wae:, about three mile 10 circumference singular tran
spsrency, and OF great depth with ~ abundance OF fsh
The Village but four miles distant from the great South
Bay, which 10 five miles wide and forty miles long aoun
dandy supplied with oysters, clans, and hsh OF various
These Isucs will produce as much per acre. with the
same cultivation, rs any land within my miles OF the City
"Lose ISLAND wnrAr-At the annual meeting OF the
New York efcuura Society, held Albany. the 10Th
ina. for awarding premiums on field Crops, we tad Su.
fsk County STANDS second bestn0 slight hOn0rn rasng
wheat hf Bamutl l. Thompson, Of so'aukei, received
tho second premium Of s5 Tor Wiuor Wheat Y bushels.
peek " tbs aefs BIT ThonpuUn's wheat lie OF variety
Vhfb has been raised bui lew years tho Island aud
hs ysid prov u well adapted ~ tho soil, C. Tho agf
epfsl ssFscidss ~ Long issnl arc beginning % ba 10
Rssetel IL shout miles rom this and llsfmsuyllis
soA is 30 better ~ nspfs then ihsss snds offered
ses .6ll Ter seed vhsai At 81 per husfsi. aud M
Te1trrsen 'sesgsa ief Tho product n little ia9s lhan
iVr stiEs tfef $500
HAutsagiDs Sisnsn IL i,ssisa m tho bstaats ~ The
Lfre lflsn5 psH,rsl, whence tsfs ss7efsl Hmss
fsy 2, n,,stlsr "a ne Ysk The surface - Ha lend
y staYteh ard isTs sri 10 's''eHaasg country y per
h.y hee,y sHs wiiha fs~ iliss ~ lite rsrs highls
.ffs,ea esd gslrshe hrrirg hs-n settled ~ isr
sursfs4 ~ hs gss's srt Ths's s'rls' is-as eel -
trry y Tads w6Ub s.sArss, ~ i-h--. rss,
PEEL ~, or eHARbss Wo9B ?. ~ ,s-e rs-r
sfh.f ~ wirr wn fs-sffa 'sfr.srrss rr! f,f rs-i r.
sat.s fhsieioF by tefrn ~ -rul IhFy ~ -,s- efs,7
t'y tr-ifh n5srr ar- rsrFtlss y ihs ri7rs'f grc
sserffy sirs sasf ste, frtsfge45r ~ rsf ss tait5
..s. rssRtss vDer ~ t9ss q, = p.
: tfs Setrs n Soy "a. tsrs g1g- nfTi1g 's-ts ,eE
= ~ Ftyss 'atsS etf-h q 81 te. b a-ts iof IL mi
Wmf q tSH s8 3 80 tsr ERE fl,e iagss az Bsi
G{s' 81 Sfyfs Re A eTiss ~ fi d e a,isias;i
~ 1etf taiast.-4 h47 Lre ef1A y as is1i ~
p ais.l m4 iiliishsai q t5ss irsai ilili3i go
r aiis -- r.s1g q " ~ ~ : -.ai.- p
&. & q IS .-'ga ss8 JeI. Cbsnde. a ne Aliatcih
it.-9 = faeas 3 3 s. Il Ca ss.sa,T,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
NOUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN ISL.

~ AND-For sale, a convenient and well built brick
house, about y me from vanderblPs Landing, near the
Richmond Road provided with furnace ciserns bathroom
stable carriage house. dc The house Is placed emil
nence, commanding prospects OF sea aud land, almost
for beauty aud extent The garden aud Orchard
are richly stocked with fine fruit -FOUR acres chiefly
woodland will be soid with the house and Mdesired.
Twothrds of the purchase money may rsain mort
gsge for a tern Of years Apply 70
m3i SwWS% EMERSON PRICHARD. 10 aIlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

LNOR SALE,-A deslfabIe Country Seat
eu6 Farm situated In the OF Esstchester, West
chester Co. Wy. 10 miles from New-York City, and u
miles from Y. e. RR Depot At Tuckaho, and "A
miles from NY. &NH R Depot at New Rochelle, con-
tsung about 40 Of beat quality land, well waered
end an abundance Of fruit trees OF all kinds The buildings
In good orcer, the dwellings &c being upon elevated
ground; commands fne view Of the surrounding country
&c For further particulars inquire OF w Il j BARNES,
40 Sixlh.av OF on the premises OF II. BARNES.
NB-S5 900 may remain on bond AID mortgage m2o Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
4 pgSlKAgl.E C0UNrHY KESl,

: NpkN<& A>H ftNM 49, 49, -, go ..,,sva "a
,.i, - ~ hsa ~a 9sse st-e : - NNt,fNWa 49,
<'.s -. Ss~ssA - Essa< SSsAa.s, Ns~ jersey
- 81 setss 81 Nd VIA fss s~A+'ey ssa ass
Sss95ss Nous 80 x,S& osae ~ se>eA Nt,,fsss -
= os<lsf xa-so 30 ef~ fssssN ave fAaSA
.ses = D. ~tso f0Is VV~s ~ ev~'y sssSi VIVA
go me eseA~Igs 50 tSsese4 ssHstss 4s eesses fSs
- 81 setSs y a. .set aagt 10 teao y ~ 49, q ~
~ -. gps stSs ssx esVes tetagv ~ JAMES W WIZ te
EsQ N >sssas a. Wv " NV~-tNAs bAN.S = ~
IAN welsesa y, aeSg MSs.ssoss, " X JOHN sNNNe'
-, a. Ds@aIseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

E0n SALE Al NeW hqshaiiel ebaas
IA LAW sg eI4tiaFTav 9gFa4is 4 a.. Il
letc " .ke LA a@44. ll.la u Az 4s l. a-f Qi i44f
b Hli-f Il tis.4lli n-i i9-l.s b. .4.l ..- i-.-
suiA LQUss Astl4- a.4 fi-. =. lA3 ss4-4 ~ Al
at..is-a AS .L.e- t-.-A. t44s-- 1-l4s~ L4s- lai-
i.-ti. ~ ahL y.a d. VA 81, fa1 r'-al.-a'4 1ra-.
~ ~ palasa vi pafelasa i-a4t uilt i- 40 tiai
~ Aea.a.a kpFi "a AAn5 WiiLtf3 80 taai
s,A.iesY :, - 5AAu Ii 81 visa asel ,Ls rsa-.la-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
I,os SAVE ~ 40 EX0AANaE

4 BQk CiQX EBpgERRK II "a 4l~l 1,3s Q4'As3
No. f.tttoNb ktt1ut p.q4pe. g.ie qf ~ ss4I91 ~
r. tt,, - coal,,o tbQ4- N4r 1ga ~ sa4 e4a AI- slN
- "a 9qal sgsYSga Ag E.sf3AA "a '1a MEG ~
rut opf ieg4 ~ N. VI. ~ ygf -1a 1AsiS -g9 ~
ssl oSsg l9Q4ggi Rut -qa ses4q HgtA w ~ pp''aA
~ stk t.uls4 ~ 10 s,ly.e .Js pg p-lA s4. % ava
lss y .P.4. .,f S4es Ava y. slf~P s'~-,s "a awis
k.ASl y yy.4 l,k.s s.T.+S sea- eAF,ri a >-H S|'
~ ~ asr s@ ~ o42i4+l W N-9h-N H' va 2"
c.s.e goes .gss & a,s ga sqOa VA Aetsas3 ~ Fi
Cl ~ i5rs ~ yeas as lufaN g4g.irAi 80 NJ sNa 90
= (HAN8tkAAiN, 4, tRa iesAN''AA t'' 'hs nh.l,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

CHAINS F0h B0UnFF tAGb, FEN
rsssa' 49, ~ fssfF.fa4 Z. .ti ~ FEqs5s
1An3 . " &tAe...s. lrst #.ii t-fggN v ~
4ess ~ a. p 10 .iera ~ 9ea4ilg ts1f 'rlf''- /.
.rll lAs1i4Hg -ais-lr.l f4i4G i4AAs iT ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
DYE.NECK VILLAGE LOTS.-For

ID I FL EOh FILLhUE 10 J.-FUI
Asae $50 lots so by 200 feet stused In Ibe town OF Rye
and county Of WeEchester will be disposed OF In lots or
plots 10 suit purchasers The above lois are most adra-
Div situated on a beautiful ridge Of land sixty feet above
tide water and twenty Bies from NewY bounded on
the oDe side by the Boston turnpike road and having me
New-York and Nev-Haven Railroad running through the
center of the and No spot in The county offers moro ad
vantages than the above for building Sites being az nn
% mile from the Mamaoneck Station ald Long Island
Sound fine view of wh:hmay be bad from most parls OF
the land The sOOp lsnoing two churches aud school
houses are Immediately adjacent 10 tbs property and no
convenences wGrripg train Of cars VIII and pas
sepgers In New.YOrk before o'c0 a NJ. and return,
renchng the village the hour In tho evening five
other trains stop the Station during the day. he com
mutation IL ess than seven cents On the ois are two
large dwelling houses nearly new barns, carriage houses,
&C. which viii he sod at low prices Terms OF sale are,
10 per subscribing for otor plot the balance nine
months PAYABLE monthly, when wsrranee deed viii be
given Inouire fthe owners O. BARRY and N. TOMP
KINS at the Office, lO7 Bowery where photographic maps
and the price Of each lot from $50 to $780, can be seea
NILS 1mMWSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
harm FOR SALE in Eassehsster,

h Westcbss1er Co, fof 100 Esresj Azi1HEs feoIe--
Terms Of ssle easy. lpysy 10 SAMUEL L1A8Kt ~
Elzsbeshst, OF ArHEUs CLARK ca - fsEe o. JaO.
sOULiCE, New Eochsl.s. Ssn z~e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
PLANTAGENET
nARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE
tTCOLs Sc-CHARLES g. LITTLE,
81 AND 81 FULToN-sr., OPPOSITE THE UNITED sfAru
HOTEL, NEw-YoRK
IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER 10 Enghsl
Go man and American Hard ware, Cutlery, Edge Toels
&c respespecfully invites the attention u Coonuy Me-
chants Mechanics and Others, making their Spring and
summer purchases to his very extensive assoreD
prspg every thing in the lire, and to which new and COZ
stant supplies being sdded; all OF which are ofada
the lowest prices, for cash or approved credit:
Cut and Wrought Malls Locks Latches;
Knives ard Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors Scissors and Shears, 10 great variety; -
shoves, Spades Hoes. Forks scyihes and snat1s Ete
CooPERs Tools In great vsrety.oi the mos! cseofsles
manufacturers, Aherson, Conger HoFtoni snon ga
others. - ,.., n..n
House and Ship Carpenters Tools, BIacksmiths Toos
House and Ship Builders Hardware.
Iron Brass Copper, Steel and Lead Wire,
mIs smMyvs D&3meowW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
CHE CHELSEA MILLS, Twenty-sev-

enlist between Ninth and Tenth avs.-rhe suoscn-
her bnyipg taken the large and cOmmOiious buildings IN
Twenty seventh lately occupied by Kelsey SOD s
now pared 70 rneh Feed Oats and Corn IN any guam
nv Grain sept TO the MIL to ground, will be dev
cred fee of csrtsge and with dispatch He VIII aso mai
ufscture superior article OF Farms, Wheaton Orls hO
irv Graham Flour and Extra Family Flour for family use
He will also prepare and furnish superior article OF
Corn Farna which has already me with great iayor from
BeeEman-st where samples will be kept will meet with
attention. ms I'm JAMES III MONoON'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

OsON FOR sALE.-A FARM Of shout so acres-about
20 Of woodlsn the village Of Hastings q miles north
OF the city; hJuss new Of stone substantial, modern
style is rooms with commanding river scenery unites
besuy and convenience IN en- unusual degree minutes
wax RON the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad.
stables and ice-hOuss the premises The whole or
part will be sold by application the premoes 70 the pro-
pheor ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hasinge, Westchester Co., or TO
HORACE holden, Esq,
m6 lmMWSk IL Beokman- NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
NOR SALE CHEAP-Three valuable

A. Tracts OF Land on Long Island, distant about 40 miles
from the Civ; one OF 10 acres, within 80 rods Of Long
Island Railroad; one Of GO acres about mile from North
port Steamboat Landing; one Of So acres, about miles
nom Railroad Sold separate together Terms efBy APP
plyto HENRY J. SCUDDER, Atty at Law,
mil lrnMWSs 80 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
4 VAIUABLE FARM FOR SALE

NAT AUCTION s1hScsiosr viii sell Public
Aaekca his FAM, situated IN the Town OF NewsssNe,
S-s.rrv u " esseAess>s. gu SATURDAY, Apfh 1851 az
- ecS,cf NJ oE the promises SAID Farm contains lo<
seres sra wishn a mice % tho Hudson River hTrosa
S - !. Sips Snx real he mouth Of the Croon River,
s3a Is ssOri9g tie farm aud residence OF Col Joseph
pvuI ee snGg view Of over 50 miles o. toe osannM
Ng3sca ard TIE Surrounding country. There are SIX tnfiy
be,-ns App,e OleAads The premises OF the chOcest
lras n frshed s Also great variety Of Pear fesct,
Pan and Cherry trees, which bear abuDdanty. Inc
ysym vii be soN ia sree parts in the manner II is now
divided b. the Highways running through H. by winch
division The smallest portion will contain about ~ sores
wkch ~ acres viii contain The dwelling house barn and
cter ouibuid ga los ether with OF the apple orchards,
aud great variety OF other fruit and shrabbeiy 100 nuner
Gus to mention thus enabling those to purchase VINO mercy
want country residence Tae conditions OF sale VIII DO
made krown on the day OF sale There will be no post
popem III of the sale unless the weather Is stormy Ii so,
he sale win pece the next fair day For further par
ecuers inquire OF TIE suosclser on ne premises VI VI
msI 6ts JOSEPH C. HORTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

HOUSE, TO LET.-The third, fourth and fifth stories
Of hnishiDg, q PMArOw, opposite tho Astor
House. and facing the Park. They % feet by TAO In
sEe very light, and have comnoious rear entrance, ~
well an front Apply To - -
ms n hAAON LAW, ZIG fanfiat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
NROUGHTIRON STREET LAMPS.
Two PRINTERS.-For Sale. ona or

u more large Cylinder Presses made by r Hoe 4 Co
thirty.one By fiy inchea-sad Presses are 10 rnnns
order and will be sold low for exchan for ia
Improved Adsnt Presa Apply TO Y. sonEhs In Nae
sau.st., New York mBsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

ESOR SALE LOW, or will be exchanged
l. for a House aud Lot in this city-O OF the beat
FARMS in OT5EGO CO, N. Y, either FOR grain grass
containing $50 acres divided into snail os buildings near
the center from which every lot be with miles OF
the surrounding country. Apply A. s. peters, 1873
Reade-pt from 2 10 4 O'Clock P IL. m27 3tMWSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

NEW HOTEL TO LET.-A large and
convenient Hotel with harm aud other out buildings
lus con peied IN tho village OF Patterson Putnam County
v It's situated al TIE Depot ~ The Harlem Railroad
AMI 10 "a hours tide pm The city. The place presents
good opening f1r Hotel Tho location would also Re
,,ss,lys % sealns, sgs!,is', AgElI y A. rAefH a.
m5i swA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
MORRISANIA BUILDING L o T S

NAFOR SALE-A Lot on Franklin avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh Bis 50xl84 feet-price $50 Another
Lot 4Oxl84 feet price $3.50 Inquiry must be made soon
Broadway and Apnst al3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

GSARM FOR SALE-One Of the best
n Farms IN the town Of Eastchss.T, aboat nile M
quarter from BrOnxviIe Depot, Of aso1i ~ sefs Y
viii be sold 70 pafca8s or togeghef Inquire % 4yhIN0
ANDREWS IS Gods, JOAN TAYLOR, 10 WslIst,
ISAAC WAND, Bowery Savings Bses OF o. 10 Pre-
nilses Of rn2O INN @S'I CALES hok0AH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
NOR SALE.-Over 200 BUILDING


LOTS situated between the 7h and 8th-avS and 4lss
ard l45hsa These lots beautifully located, command
Ing full view ofthe High Bridge and the upper pan OF
the Harlem River with s bold and romantic sbores AS TO
besuy Of location be safely stated thar there are 20
building sites on this sand more desirable And the
grading OF the Eghth-av viii be completed within few
weeks there be doubt that there will be at once es
sabshed one lire ofstages upon the avenue,
between the City Hal and the High Brdge-tbus present
ing ouick and pleasant mode OF travelling between the
a5ove property the City Hall These lots viii be
sold on very favorabls terms Apply to d. B. WlNTON,
u CedATst whsTe maps and olher Information can be
bad. mt lmMWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

" ACANT LUIS FUR SALE.-IW ooI
the best LOTS on sevsn its west sida RsIYeen
outy vrvUrd-5t and two Oh twenty hrtt-st near
geventh-av The Improvements making and TO be made
on this Avenue and 10 the vicinity, render this properly
'I Syfu ~FT' e w. CHESTER, 81 Wall-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

Tohk4 Mo-
This j. 70 certify, thsi have Get hSs- steam hsss -
BAi.rs fat that have sksrs5y efec.s1 s
~, OF uel Of irum per esat ona oad
.st by IS sst sches ~ - si ans os e., y
or.asr. rreaivex nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

n ing "a ok scfss E,ssted % ~ sssf Svsk ~ rs
Hucson "A slss sgsid 81 - Esa Sts Ses so yos
miles nom Tsryl0pe Ths Att u - ~ 'sg Akhsy
Of Tspps4 Bay sf1 d. as6sse kfsey r. sAsss ss saJ
u3ss In .. snt RoFlgzys strss - sfs ecystsf rn -
useful O. ofBamsnts ffses Tssts trs 1000 ssras
win vstsr eOnyseesf ss6 - ts10A tfyfto - ~
Protestant EpssOys Cotysh pfeft - 'fn,esy vff ~
ne premises u 3 n 80 1kfsy - sts, ~ sottfs ~
Togn0e1 - sssFy SO ~ - sesse ~ ttsA : ,of ~sf
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NTEAM ENGlNE AND MACHtNE.

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yTNO LET IN BROOKLYN-A brown

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n stone octsgonfoDt House In Union st. near tue cor
ner Of Clinton In the immediate vicinity OF OF the
most valuable improvements In Brooklyn. The house 10
furnished with bathroom and waIeTeloset supplied from
ciseTL Ia the third story; also with pipes and fur
mace There extension OF brick high second story
Inclusive II feet deep The houses about seven nn1ss
yvsk from The Hamilton Ferry Inquire OF EDWARD V.
CLARK corner OF Clinton and Carroll sis, near The PREM
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SiEgDNB HAND p1ifERs ~ pATE.

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INnR SALE mn WILLIAMSBURHH.

a The two story HOUSE SD LOT 100 Seconds be-
tween S0ah ~ an and South sixth ss, whin hreu blocks
OF Fsek snp Ferry Phco 81 ed. halt ~ which may RS
Isa,n 90 mortgage Apply ON tho premises iom % 3
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ANUG STORE FOR Sale, sIt14Ied

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tha CIV LaessADs - rsfD.f All caea, IL MN dDlegs
f,s fsia cash sualess aaa : YBy s9H sccsYgi = ~
m health ~ ths pf spnri0f Terms easy A1ffsss DhDD
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