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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-01-01

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Mr. Edhor:--The following is a. list OF &
the OHicers appointed for this District, ut !
the late session Of the Legislature. WHICH
you will please publisl. and obIige.
Yours very Respectfully,
j. d.. ASHMORE.iy
MAGISTRATES.
James A. Carnes, John D. Jones and H.
II, Wells.
COMMISSIONERS FREE Schools. y
Wm..J. Reynolds, G. w Lee, John O. Her
lot, r. J.. Herior, II. Ii. Wells, J. w. Stuck
ey and John Fricrson.
CLAREMoNT BOARD CoMMlss'Es OF ROADS.
John J Moore, William Nc;i!es, YiD. N.
White. Robt. l.. Mcleod. Levi Burkntt, C..
G. Jackson, Jas. w. Rcn.bert, Isaac N.
l.enoir, John N. McLecl. John $. Bradford,
Mason II. Rcams and Turner Davis.
SALEM BoAEp COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS,
J. w. Stackcy, SleplIen Llcostc, J. L.
Withcrspoon, John Z. Mu!lrow, John S.
Bradley, H.G. Wi,hcrspoon, W. A. Maid
row, Ezekiel KecIs, Hosea Wilson r $
McFaGden, S E d. Johnson, James 81
Baker and A. H. Thompson.
MANAGERS OF ELEcTIoSs SpEISc HILL.
James Corbct,, Sen.
so.
TclngrlpElic hiltei3igersce.
Reported for the Charleston Courier.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
At
New York Mnrke', Dee. 27.
The Cotton markc, to-day was firm. and
the sales amounted To 1900 bales.
General NGucrs.'
James l.. Pctriuru has been confirmed
United States for South Carolina
Robert Smith was arrested in Philadel-
phia to-day, charged with m assault for
aiding The arrest OF Gibson, fugitive slave.
BALTIMORE, Dec. q.
Wasl,'ton, Dec. 2s-lo05 p. M-Ch'ton, 1925 4
Accident to Stedn, Ship Ohio.
The steam ship Ohio reached No, folk
on Thursday afternoon, in distress. She
had 300 passengers on hoard, and one mil
lion of gold Both the Engineers Engines!l
we're disabled, and she Vas obliged 10 lie to
off Cape lIatteras GO hours, on account of
the rough sea. All hands were called 10
the pumps, and were in momentary
expectation OF sinking. The damage To tho
hoat is estimated NJ 10000 dollars. She
will remain at Norfolk awaiting orders.
The passengers and mails arc all safe, and
have gone North. via this city. The scene
ON board is described as being terrible.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 90
Wash'ton tine, Dec. 90, 50 p. M.-Ch'ton
Dec. 30, sP. NJ.
Ne,c. York 3Imkci, ijec. %.
The sales to-day reached l20u bales, with:
fair Uplnnds a, Is 7-s, and Or.c'ns Ii ~ ~
The weeks business fools up l0.50n balesss
The Rice market is quiet, only AGO iiercesl
having been sold. Prime is quoted at3 5.S.
S;c-lng ~ ~
sssss The Market
SoTacS -Thntrapsaciions on Saturday
llast .slsta4ctl styne i5pl hsles: Prices as;
! !.
q So ilisst
ea..fslfse 5i@ies III I:,;; 5s5 III y sss az
l2:ls. 81 at IL l-2;;SI I3lat l2 rs; Il. ass
l2 3.4. 81 at II rs; 4,,s q, Il; 3 10 at Us.
l-S and 81 bales at IL 14e;;- Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
no MERCHANTS AND OTHERS

n Country for sale, only II miles from this city
good large dwelling house and all necessary out Buildings
n complete ordeT II OF choice land highly cuuvated
abundance Of exceenfus of various kinds The cation
upsurpAsted 10 fact the place all that can be desired
a. eenleman's country residence or person doing blsl
etsn this city, being in sbe vicinity Of churches good
daily This place will be sod bargain for cash, or on IA
vorsbe terms city prop, rty taken In exchange For
particulars apply TO j. SERGEANT, 10 "sl-sI
u82
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
HADE PAINTERS! SHADE

STEFI. SLIDES AND SHOE 0RN-
SAMENTs.-The attention Of HsiIeIs and Shoe deaeu
invited 10 our stock OF Steel Slides and Shoe 0rnanz
which we will cell In lots suit purchasers manufs
turer's prices THOMAS MORTON L BRO
l7lm Ola IS ElZabethsLcorner OF Hesl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

&-The large modern Mansion and eight acres OF high
" cultivated Ground, known ~ WELLS'S GROVE. near
abe Jamaica RsilrSad Depot the Rockaway Road The
house has every modern Improvement and greenhouse
attached The outhouses and spacious consisting
OF house cerTsgehOuse, stable. &c The finest fruits
and flowers produced the place and whole
tabshment worthy Of The attention OF any person desr
ing elegant country seal In he Vicinity OF NewYork-
Apply 10 DE WITT BLOOD0OOD,
ms 2gc Al Livingston, Wells Goa. Wsust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS

NOON In OCA - AMI FARMS
NFOR SALE-2 Acres and splendid House al Kings
BdRe 20 Acres ana delightful place al Cornwall Acres
NJ South Orange Il Acres NJ Csmpiown 10 Acres al Hemp
stead 50 Acres al Oyster Bay 20 Acres al Huntington, 60
Acres Woodbridge 40 Acres near New Brunswick 50
Acres ~ Sommerve SO Acres 10 Roeklsnd CO. Is Acres
and ~ Acres and 60 Acres Foaghkeepse S9 Acres
and ll0 Acres Hyde Park, zoe Acres Al hnderhook
2e Acres Al Greenoush Acres al Tsrytown % Acres
near Mamsronneck 50 Acres aRye loo Acres North Ces
els ard $50 Farms and Country Seats In all Psrus OF the
County with plain 70 magnificent buildings Al prices IRON
81 ,Oca 70 SSo0oo. Apply to A. J. sAkGEANT,
ms Sic 10 WALSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
NO Observation-Disclosures large

SHOP three floors IS by 81 feet with large hoist
heel for fine bIliiDg-goOd igh on BON SIDES
vey dsssh location for Piano forte mskinz or any
Other manufacturing busiress Entrance VA EaaI I"eny
fevsnlh-st nesr Third Az. Apply oDthe premises
n8 iWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
XILLA PLOTS.-The attention of the


public respectfully invited to that splendid property
formerly belonging 10 PLATT STRATTON Esq lying
west Of Flushing Bay, between College P0nt and Flush
ing I42 OF this property have been surveyed and
laid out into Village Lots so by 100 feet with convenient
streets and avenues 81 feet wide and is TO he sold under
snch restrictions shall be deemed necessary to guard
against all OF nuissnces and preserve the respeca
by Of the place This plan has been adopted to meet the
warts of those who desire large building ou Our only
object In this 10 TO make SuRttonpo Just such
a place gentleman lady would wish for country
resdence This village College Point is the healthiest
plac for 100 miles around NewYOk The beauty Of this
property together with the conveneu Of the location
well the general arrangement cannot fail 10 render Il
the desirable yet offered to the public The western
portion bordering upon the Flushing Bay rises TO ee-
vson Of about 20 feet embracing very fine view u
tie Harlem River, and having extensive waerf Onti
slso forms the most spleood villsge sites In the Bay
there plenty OF FISH clans and oysters In front OF these
lots also the great advantage Ofyng The edge ofdeep
deep that passengers can land from steamers ~
the lowest ebb tide Onlv 500 yards from Fnsh
ing The site consisted short time ago Of 300 lots; 30
were, however, sold Payments can be made In easy
monthly instruments for six months. There will be dock
bu 10 be completed and the fare will be no more
than l24 cents and probably In order TO obtain the
minimum price Of the lots apply at 81 WOosterst The
tile comes direct from STATIONS hirs Those DESTROYS OF
seeing the spot would do we'll 10 call morning before
3 O'clock at the Office 2Z7 WOosterst, one door from
Alnjty ms O.
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Finch Carrier
VENl EEL AND LUCRATIVE OC-

EENI EEL AND LUCRATIVE W.
~ CUPATION The advertiser Will communicate 10
any sdy gentleman Printed Instructions to two beuuaI
Ars sufficiently explicit able either 10 practise te
same geuee aud lucrative occu pson either Tor Poh.
or amusement requiring previous knowledge, and hat
rrlfne outlay hereby leisure lime may be prohaoF no
m and comfortable income secured IN the prDdaclion of
srucles In constant demand Mr. Stevens Utica writes
urned your Instructions 10 profitable account tne
srce being IN great request Ia he D-shbCrhpod ensioy
uvself early and lsie some days 80. -.
The ns Iucrcns will be punctnay iOr"arled oy IeNcu
OF mail To sny psr ofthe United States free O possge Tor
81. by addressing r l. JEO Ne. , ~
z7f I'm h'chose7'' ~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
AND POCKET CUTLERY.

II large assortment Of every description Of fine md
low. priced Table and Pocket Cutlery OF the latest pse
direcl from the manufacturers, and fJr sale by
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No 6Msiden-lans
In porIers and Dealers In Guns, Hardwa and Fn3
Goods amd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ENACTORY TO LET-At M arlbOrough,
n Ulster County, on the Hudson River 70 miles rom
Ne-York and one mile from the steamboat landing on
an uufang stream of The main building Il % feet
by Do two stories high with light and airy basement
wser wheel "a feet In diameter and four well lighted and
conveniently arranged workshops on the premises
FIVE dwelling houses that accommodate nine families
The whole In perfect order and possession be had
on the let phil For particulars inquire Of JOHN BUCK
LEY, on the premises, or to BUCKLEY DEUEL. ~
Willsm-st New-YOrk
COMB MACHINERY FOR SALE
Three Presses all the requisite machinery for manu-
featuring Combs II has been in about Two years and
10 in perfect order Any wishing to embark In the
Comb busness will be sold very favorable terms IL
will be by the advertisement above that the premises
BUCKLEY DEUEL. AZ Willamst y, or At Mari
borough. Ulster CO., 10 ROBERT SPENCE, MILES ).
FLETCHER, AsSignees Of sweet Tloos'
ms l0tD&Wu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

- BROOKLYN. Cottage House two lOts or
ground with stable on CinIon-avenue Brooklyn. The
hOlse contains parlo and dining room aud five bed
rooms and s heated BY furnace the garden lie filed with
choice fruit and grape vines Also Is lots o1 Adepn
the above. Address e. s. box 1890 Post ono
Y MI Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

in Perryst between Montgomery aud Storton The
Cottage story frame building beautifully situated,
and the grounds laid out with tees shrubbery &c VIII
be sold low. For particulars apply to COLE Chiffon,
Wallst where map Of the property can be seem
ypSI uvt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
EOR SALE.-A rare opportunity for
NOR SALE-A small Farm Of fifteen

acres. Buildings ell new and OF modern style hand
somey located on Staten Island within three quarters Oft
mile Of the steamboat landing Part Of the purchasemcney
if required remain mortgage For particulars IN
qure at 100 West Elevens before 10 O'Clock IN tho morn
ing or afer in the afternoon. m8 IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

OSTORE TO LET, Broadway, with apsrtmens-
Any person wishing open thread and needle store or
fancy goods or both having $4,000 In cash. can have good
will fixtures and sOoO worth Of good stock For fur
ms Srs d. BOYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
OANAL SCHOONER FOR SALE OR

NOR SALE.-The slOop ATLANTIC.
VIII carry so tuBs well found ana In good order All
information can given board the Locomotive At Pike
ain fm6 2wr 9. A PALMER
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ON HUDSON RIVER,

SsANDY HILL, y. Y.-For Sale or exchange In part
for productive City property onequsrter oneha or all OF
and extensive Also substantial, splendid DWELLING
with two any number acres up TO snsyhve, hrst rae
STORES ali Of which renting al 10 per cent for what
will be asked for them. Title indisputsble TwO and
quarter hours ride Trov by railroad canal For fur
her partcu suire Of BUNTING FOOT ia Pesrlsl
a. Y. f. MARTINDlLL, Nasssu-st. or the owner, GEO.
HARVEY Sandy Hill ms 2wd ltWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby sppr,e the Puene hs1 asy ss ~
RAJ snv other establishment can uniformly do fne't ex
trusve wholesale trade always requiring tnen 20 49, On
go ver lsrge the purchaser a. retail Rec-s
,srtlv derives many advantages by trading Win MEN,
flch be will AL 10 obtain elsewhere City and county
..,es onid greatly consult their interests By duly re-
s-sirs mi, advertisement This 10 the Oldest fee Com
srv IN the civ Their only establishment u al - Cnst
Sy,t between Pearl and Roosevelt and hey have ao~
7rocsr, supplied In small quantities 80 o- a. o !hs
lnno NV ] -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ITO LET.-FIOm the first of May, part
II Of three story HOlse. TO smN. private iAmiy)
sspg Of front and back parlor with psnes aud bed
RON attached in the second story and two auc rooms
and front basement Rent S2Se. Reference exchanged
Apply 81 Orchar1-sL mo S1eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
A FARM FOR SALE, in tho town of
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO LET, on the Pfstts,
VILE Road 10 The pleasant Village Of Wesil (Town of
IexingtoDJ Greene County, ~ z The House Is entirely
new large and cOmmOdious, and the Outhouses well
adapted and convenient The property is situated seven
miles from the Kingston and Delaware Plank Road and 10
on OF the projected PsHk Road from Shandaken
20 Prasve The country around Is Of The most romantic
character. and this House will afford delightful retreat
from the city Terms easy Inquire Of AARON BUSH
York. mo Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
TARRYTOWN PROPERTY FOR

u SALE and POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATE
LY-A very desirable Summer residence for small fam
ly consisting OF story Cottage, Stable and Garden,
with one or Of Land about three minutes walk
from the Depot Also BUILDING SITES and Houses
and Lots Six trains and two steamboats, stop daily esch
way. Apply to S. N. THOMAS, Tarrytown m6 St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

GOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-l would
Ucsr the attention OF the public my Improved Awn-
rg, that IN not midew. Below ceruhcate OF IheiI
ocod qualities signed by sixty OF our most respecsoe
ccsnts manufacturers aud dealers. who have nad mem
in rse one season All kinds Of awnings made sno lron
-orL mi m in the substantial manner also SKY
tights and window awnings that can be raised or put do"n
Al moments notice, ,,, ~,o,,prprs n, a.,..~.
We have had in use awning made by Mr. Gompern !
II has given perfect Satisfaction and there s no douet one
go nv him will last "a long As two made IN the ordinary
w N Seymour Co AusVens Il spieer
B Morris Co Alexander Edgar
q Al Church p slagg, Son Co
Gobn DALEY Henry Sheldon Co
woodward Co Rodgers, Calm. LesNiAS 20
1itcbc,ck 4 Laadbester A Binirger Co
Thomas Shepherd mcNanee
JaQues Brother 81 ruDaih
u.s. xVood Brooks Brothers
Henry Kemot ST John Raymond Co
~ smith w liver Jacobs
Icbn White De Graw Co
C6AC PoillOn SANFORD brOtners
n " Woodford Co w T Jennings Co
n Maguire Co Edwin Brooks
WIN So1thsck Joseph Agate
A / smith agent Tiffany, Young Ellis
Leopold Lion Ason Ohicneeeer
] Bernhard O Hewlett
CS6 Mathews Joseph staples
J L CoddingIon thompson
Dennis Lander Robert fsrck
John AnderSon Co Hiram Anderson
RHGJ q lsham II Williams Son
M RAIDER John Lighhal
Nicholas Con c Francis
Robert 4 Rees ] 4 Oeionge
VIM Miller Co w II Warner
Ball, Tompkins Black lsf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

GUN WADDING.-ELEY'S CLOTH
" GUN WADDING. the best and che aBest article used
Eleys Percussion Caps Wire Cartridges, &c. Alsrge and
complete Of the above just received and for sale
by the manufacturers Sole Agents, ~
FRANCIS TONES 4 SONS,
4mu No. Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

NOR SALE.-The South Manaslng ISL
and opposite Rye. Portehester HSrbor aud ess thAn
an hours ride from NeYork Of about so ~ being
upland Of richest quality rises 50 feet shove the Sound
The varied beauty and extent OF prospect unsurpassed
The best Of bathing, fishing, yachting owng and all
kinds Of shell FISH are II The door. Il 10 connected by
bridge Of 50 feet with The main land II SaOrds several
choice building spots wiz parcels altogether
'' IN NJ Sweod. C r CROMWELL. So wAlI.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
VVO LRT.-A large HOUSE and about

W LIE "A ioi 20 AAON CA% ~tAN ~ ~
One acre Of Land Fort Lee J. lis desirable 10
cation II being the landing The house and ground
are in good Inquire Of ROBERT ANNETs Al Fort
Lee, or Of JAMES ANNETT, corner Of York and Adams
SIS Brooklyn.
FOL sALE-A number OF Building Los al Fort Lee.
Also 2 acres OF Land the road leading from hoooken
to Bufs Ferry about q miles from HoboEen beautiful
place for a country seat. Inquire as above ma l~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
nor SALE in Jersey City, five mi

Il utes walk from the Ferry three Of those bean
ul Three Story and Basement Brick Houses In Prospect
Place In full view Of the Bay; they are well finished In
modern STYLE with marble mantes, CRATES, nc fan Of
he purchase money remziG on Bond and Mortgage.
Also two stores 10 let Newark Avenue Enquire OF
Z. JONES. corner Of BsrrowsL and Newark-sV, or OF
D LEAkAN Architect, 6Si Broadway, N. Y between 10
A. Nj. and Pm 2H lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

Al 4 n I 7 J
IA brick House and eight lots OF ground, situated on
Brooklyn 500 feet north Of Myrtle avenue
The ois have 100 feet front on Clinton avenue running
through the bloch 200 feet and fronting 100 feet Wander
bit The house years Old Is by AZ feet deep
the ground and built Ia the beat manner containing Is
rooms psntes nc The grounds laid for vegea-
Die and flower gardens and well stocked with choice fruit
trees &c &c For terms, &c. apply TO
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctoneer,
ng Ivy Broads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

GLASSWARE cheap for cash ct the
VIu.nDhcturers Depot 3 Cedsr-si up stairs sell a
= -. ho The narks Only-put shave on and lake
no discounts or - AAhON 81 aO'h s.s,,rar. VAL
B~(jlass Of ali kinds made TO order Perruners VII
40 well 10 call and see. 20 o1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ITO LET.-The dwelling parts OF seve-
rai hne large four-sory Houses % Fourh-svenne be-
t zen ruiys-venth sad TSensishi 81 CO, ssiins ct
o large psriors 40 two hs bedrooms % d01r: Two
f.oms hs bedroom sud bath sd noor four large ac
rooms on ith floor large kitchen with range, &c Apply
and sff.r , p AZ ms In
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X IO NM TO LOAN ON BOND

A DVERTISING IN THE SOUTH
IA AND WEST and though the State OF New-YOrk.
II VIM. II. McOONALDS United States sueTal Adyer-
using Office, 80 Broadway, NewYork On hle sselecton
Of the best daily Papers OF Baltimore, Charleston Rich
mond Savtnnas Augusta New Orleans ST Louis, Mobile,
Louisville Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Detroit Buffalo, RocheI
ter Syracuse Utica Albany, and throughout the Union.
ResTeI &c TO those for whom w. II Med has done adj
verusng for the psst ten wears ms 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
NOR SALE-HOUSE, LOT and STA

4 BILE on Fifthsvenue. with all modern Improvements
House ~ hy 70 feet ready for occupancy about the s OF
April Also several moderate priced Houses with eli the
modern improvements Fh-avenue, ready for Occu
psncy in q few weeis Apply 10
2Sflms C. WADSWORPH. 81 Union place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

VNO LET-Five new three story frame
Il HOUSES. corner with store) now finishing cor
ner OF seventhaven and 1hirty-sixh.st Rent from
$500 10 $3.50 and will be finished to suit Ftteen new
three story houses Hsmilton-sy south Of Brooklyn
~ rooms rent single families Sass with privilege OF
one other family $50 Two story attic and basement brick
house Jersey CityreD S225 Several cottages and gar
Yorkvie, $50 Other houses and rooms IN
this city and Brooiyn to rent Inquire OF TOWNSEND
81 NassausL III I'm
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AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS EX-

ACHANGED FOR PROPERTY.-An active and well
esab, he'd business viii be sold exchanged for good
city country property, 1t being WiIsmss Improved
Piie Oil, Alcohol Fluid and Camphene Mandatory The
most an pie testimonials OF the high reputation OF the ar
ces will be given from the beat Of houses and class of
unsurpassed for responsibility aud Punc1sy
az has been lost for series OF years on sales OF
over 100000. Apply al 1873 Maden-lane mb wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

I AMP WICKS, cheap for cash, at the
Ioce OF the manufacturer q Ceder-st NewYork lup
tairs) lj2O Sm-I AARON SUTTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
CHAINS FORBOUNTY LAND, PEN

~ SIONS PAY, &c. prosecuted promptly, and Land
Warrants and Land Patents purchased, by GEORGE
WOODMAN, 40 William-st near Wall. Counselor al Law
and Commissioner for Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ken
eucky &c Mr.. w. Will attend TO locating Land Warrants
upon carefully selected public lands. lSf I'm
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nor SALE.-A FARM, 10 miles from

nor SALE.-A FARM, Is miles from
Il New-York, near Railway, New.Jersey, within a
miles of the railroad depot containing 20 acres, acres OF
which are covered with growth Of hue youag wood the
balance being meadows and superior arabic land under
high OF cultivation There Is large orchard OF about
400 grated fruit just coming into fail besng-s good
house with modern improvements, such furnace, cold
and bot water up stairs baihingroom, sho bsth &c
conservatory and garden laid in good stvle with
abundance Of fruit trees such "a peaches pears, pums
grapes &c awel OF the best water extensive oui-baud-
ugs. IN good order
The place formerly the residence OF Mr. ShotwelD Is
knows Prospect HILL and is eminenly healthy
There are FIVE trains 10 and from NewYOTk daily, az
fordng every facility for persons doing business In that
Ciiy-the Communication being only 500 per annum: FOR
further particulars apply to A SMELLING, % Wals ST.
or 10 81 A PICOT, on The premises. mt lmeOdt
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nee STORE.-Bes

- crushed Sugar only 81 for lbs; New Orleans sasE
Sc Cd and 10 lbs; new fresh Green and Black Tea p
ID best strong Tea 10 per ID; very 6ne crop oss
Tea only a per ID best extra Green Tea 90 per ID -
roasted and ground Coffee only lOd and I'D per 10 y
Jaws 10 I'd hoases % per galloDj new crop nssr
leans n ed; good Winter OIL Is Cd per gallon; w,
blesched on &c per gallon sperm Candles 2s Cd bes =
Candles lcc, and good assortment OF choice Grocs7
&c. Sent 10 all pars Of the city free Of expenie:
sACKETT PECK
MI Inn l04 Greenu ict avenue, cor. Tvefst
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no LET-The four new BRICK houses,
situated the south side Of Eighteen hist between
Second snd Third avs, having all the m0dera I'm prove
ne IA and In every respect well finished The houses
three stories and high and p feet front with three
rooms deep. Apply 10 MACFARLAN, $50 Tsnust,
scar Thhd-sv. Also, FOR sALE-rhe two adjoining
houses finished ss above. mo W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

NOR SALE-The Two Story BRICK
House 2Se woosters 81 near Amty-s lot . by so feet
the House il In good repair 70 per Of The purchase
money may remain on Bond and Mortgage for years a.
per cent Aopy TO JAMES II. BRUSH,
mi Iws 70 Nassaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

NOR SALE-In Greenwich, Conn,
Il large and splendid HOUSE. within ten minutes walk
OF the NewYork and New Haven Railroad landing at the
srdge TIE House convenient for two families or for
keeping boarders All information be given on board
the sloop Locomo i've, al Pike-sip, or at the house
m6 2Ws q. PALMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
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