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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-18

SOMETHING GOOD FOR THE SICK.
WYATT s. Sons Rice Flour; Hecker's Fa-
w rina; Pearl Sage; Tapida Pearl Bar
ley; and Arrow Root. All of these articles
are recommended TO invalids Of every grade
Always on hand and for sale by
Dec. IL VIM. DORSEY. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-18
NEW ARRIVAL.

TIME subscriber has Just returned from the East
with large and carefully selected, fashiona-
bic, and superior made stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
consisting in part of
Over Coats, of every shade and quality
Sack Coats, !"
business Coats,
Frock Coats,
Dress Coats,
Pants,
Vests,
shirts Drawers and Shirt Collars;
Cravsts, a fine and fashionable articles
Neck Ties,
Spring Stocks.
sLso;
Cloths, Cassimers, Testings and Trim
mings of all descriptions, that can't be beat.
All the above articles have been purchased with
great care, and will be sold cheap
The subscriber will also pay strict and particu-
lar attention to the
Tailoring Business,
and will make up to order all work entrusted to
his care in a fashionable and durable manner
Oct. s, 1850 HIRAM BOWEN,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-18
WANTED.

A IL kinds of Country Produce for which
N the highest marke, price will be given.
b. Il. BOYD,
June rs. .Nste Depot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-18
Daguerrean LiIxenesses
Family GrOupS

in the most superb manneI-which, for thei
beauty correct and life like expression, canno
he excplied
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-03-18

taken with the greatest accuracy Portrait.
copied. Miniatures Sc, in Rings, Breastpns
Loeke,s, Bracelets, sc. Sc, inthe neatesi man.
ner.
0o-Ladies and Gentlemen are respecfulyin.
vited 10 call and examine specimens of the art
April 2S, IS40-ly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

LADIES DRsssEs--LArEsr FAAHloNI--
We mentioned fow days ago Iha. some Of
the ladies Of Sysacuse, New York, had adop-
ted short dresses and pantaloons, ala. Turk.
The New York Tribune thus describes tho
new apparel: - 7 pa, = =, ,-4
We under stand that il eonsiuia Of full
Turkish trousers, fastened aiIhe ankles and
Shirts coming down ariHo below Ihe knees.,
The waist 10 made loose and according 10
tho TASTE OF the wearer. The lady editor Of
paper at Seneca Falls, and several ladies'
at Syracuse, have la.ely adopted this Style, Of
dress, which they claim 10 (ar preferable 10.
the streetwiping skirs now In vogue. -
daughter Of dis,inguis he'd philanihropIsi
in The central pal. Of This State, has also
adopted this new fashion, and on a late oc-
casion appeared in public In such a dress,
made Of Il 9 most costly maIedals. Tho
editors Of the Syracuse papers speak glow.
ingly Of the beauty and cfFect Or this novel
innovation. da e ,,fJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

INDEFINITELY PosTPoNED-The "Youns
Mems Democratic Convention" which was
advertised ,oIcome of in June, the Estates.
mdn" announces as indefinitely postponed.
The CAss Hunkeis Of he party. bought it
would'n. do to have the yosny ones lead of,
and so,hey are requested to keep quie, and
docile "in Jericho until their boards are
grown" 30.
The CAss.men will find worse snags
than this while iOseins their leaky bo,lomed
candidates along the Western Rivers and
Harbors. ,2afaE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

q EUROPEAN NEws.-The news BY the Nj.
agara renders 1t cer,ain lha, The Grea, Exhi-
biion will open on the appointed day. The
rumors Of disturbance TO be set on foot du-
ring the Fair, have caused the British Gov.
ernmens to concentrate SO, 900 soldiers abol {
London. From Turkey, we have the un-
grateful intelligence ,ha, KOssu,h and his
immediate friends are sill TO be kep.a At Ku-.
tuhia under the surveillance Of the Turkish
authorities. - ..-..-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

-
OF Remember if you want TO sell your
goods, wares, or smerchandize--i you have
farms or city lots for sale--if you wan. 10
borrow or loan money--ii' you want TO obs
Iain anything lost OF sIolen--if you want
emPloyment-if you wan, TO obtain help
if you want 10 gel board or boarders-if you
want to sell orpurchase Rnything--in sborl,
.if you want your friends al home and abroad
10 know Thai you are alive and, kicking, ADJ
vERTIsE.a And remcmber,i that advertising
has enlarged many small business, revived
many a dull business, saved many a lost
business, preserved many large busines,
and created many new business. iAdver-
tise your new wares, that, you may get affair
prof,--adverlse your old wares tina, you
may ge, some pro6t--aud advertise your bad
wares. that you may not lose them entire
ty,--Quincy Herald. .asasgl IA ,fos4sr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15
RouTH cARaLINA

n ~ y = T~~T m "A
very lhlelliedntl correspondent Of The
New York tisrsidswI,oNfiseg from Charles.
fionlOf thezmuYemenls and feeIingS df The
people 'heress has given some Of the args-
menis which obtain III lks Sasse, ,aeIlh the
press and the, poli,iciaps in fasor of Sersse.
sIon, and which. aided by haired ofs6e
"Norhern AboIIionis,s," produce consic,
ZION among the people Of their duty aGdlin.
terest. However weak and falacous .,heY
may be in our estimation, they have .hsir
weight there and are worth looking al, y''s
"Because the separate action OF South.
Carolina will rally the other cotton States 10
her support, before The reaction Of public
opinion shalt havs carried them TOO far i,io
the ranks Of submission. -s..--=
"Because single State Is sufficient TO be-
gin the work, and cooperation Of any OH.
er State with South Carolina, in ,he ini,iaio.
ry ael. Is either now impraciicable or i'm.
possible. 9 .in 80 II, ~
"Becauss 10 dulay Is TO submit, IL delay
is extended TO the ensuing Presidential cam.
paign. Anli.slaysry will control il. elect
the conlemporaneous Congress, prescribs
the policy Of the administration, ana ex end
the encroschmen,s and policy OF ihe Nor,h--
perhaps with Canada--perhaps TO Cuba nnd
Hayti and Mexico, 10 Tho exclusion Of any
further annexa.ions 70 the Southern section
Of the Union. $50 ,.ass' ,vr .sa
because, hereafter, .he ina.i,uti, a Of
slavery and the commerce Of The South,
in the Union. vii be a, the mercy OF The
North; and delay Of few years awaiting
combined movement Of the cotton State :,
will beso wail ill the North have secured,
with England. the control Of The is,hmas
passage, and Of the worlds commerce in
that direction. involving the power TO ex.
clude the South. -g aa. =, ,-.i,a n 4
"Because tho &C, of secession now will
break up This coalition between England anil
the Unite States, ip breaking up the Union;
and will lead TO Southern confederacy
from the junction Of the olher couou Ssa,es
in the movement; and will result in a treaty
of alliance between England ION account OF
the cotton ,rade) and the Southern confede.
racy, including the command Of the is,hmus
passage. ei rer
. because the oct Of separate secession is
explicit, will be sufficient, and will secure TO
South Carolina an immense foreign com.
merce now in the hands Of Northern mer.
chants, in addition 10 securing home manu-.
facturers through the South. .g5Hs ~,
N Because in a separate nationality the
South can secure their slaves agains, The ab.
oliuonists. Northern men, whose consci.
enlious scrupes are stronger than their sense
Of duty 10 the Constitution, will no longer
be tormelied with the idea that they are re.
sponsible for slavery in the South, because
they will be living under separate govern
menl. The South. by treaty, 100, can 20.
cure Tho safety Of their domestic ins,iiu-
tons; and the Norh will no longer bs so
ready 10 increase ils free negro population
by Southern fugiives, when no objec. Of no.
venge or self.inserss 10 to bs subserved by
H."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

0rA loafer got hold of green persim-
mon, which before they are ripened by the
lros, are said 10 be the most bitter and puck.
cry fruit known. He took the persunmon
outside of the garden wall, and commenced
on it by seizing generous moulhlul of ihe
frui, which proved to be in a state 10 frizzle
his lips and tongue most provokingly.l E1sg
a'How do you like II? inquired The owner
Of the garden, who had been watching him.
The saliva was oozing from The fellows
mouth, and he was able only 10 reply r.
How do look nabor 2 Am lwisslin or
singin % @. GhHa as..s0 a Il ~ l.g dog
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

toUTRAeEl-JAIL oPENED BYA MoB.--John
Hoard was last week committed to New
port Jail opposite this city, on charge
Of being concerned in making or t4ealing in
coun.erfei. money, He 'pade disclosures
tha.lsd 10 the arrests me n,ioDed yesterday.
Thiegoeou sons twelve or fifteen persons
on Friday nigh. lore down s7pas Of ihe Jail
and I'd. looh Hoard oat-T,ook him home 10 his
,Goving,op--,hreaened hisllife
irthepsesenee or his mother ifhe did not
leave The country. since when he haa hoi
been .tsp;es some IIAlSk Ss was 9iTnISlsvdtsssaI
- CiaS SEotaorRss 9s .c- bas ,s.arpsba e =,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

= -
THE EFFRcTs OF THE LATE FRoSr.- The
main dependence of large number Of per-
sons in the vicinity of the cities and villages,
is upon the sale Of their fruit, which is
cash article, in It's season. We have heard
of no section ",his side the mountains" !"
,ha, has no, suffered ruinously, save along
The Lake Shore-there it was cold, and snow
fell, bu. the "Lake fog" almost invariably
protects the fruit from these killing fros's,
which are so common elsewhere. s8...a ..
We judge from the repons received, tina,
The loss will be much greater than first suppo.
sed. East. Wes, and South Of us. This aide
the mountains, the lrui, and vegetables have
been destroyed or greatly injured. -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

], 0J- We learn from the Ohio State Journal
,ha. the Ohio Medical Convention will as,
semble in Columbus on the third Of June.
These meetings are very interesting AMI
important, and shouldbs generally attended
by the profession. ~ ' . 'r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

BouNrY LAND CLAIMS The pension
office has already eceived 100000 applica.
lions, and the daily applications exceed soc
There are issued 500 warrants daily, and
will soon bo increased TO over 400. About
$4,000 wsran.s have been issued to various
paris Of the country since the plates have
been received from the enRrayers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15
DurlEs OF STATE AupIroR.

SRca 51 When the State Bourd of Equal
izalion shall have completed their equaIiEa.
lion Of real properly among the several coun-
Ties. The Auditor Of STATE shall transmit to
each county auditor, statement of the per
cenium added 10. or deducted from the vaIu-
alton of the real properly Of his county
specify ing the pee cenlum added or deduc.
ted from ihe valuation Of the real properly
of each ofihe seyeral towns. and Of the real
property not in towns, in case an equal
per cen,um shall no, have been added to OF
deducted from zach; and the county auditor
shall forthwith proceed 90 add 70 or deducl
from each parcel of real properly in hi'
county, tho required per cen,um on The val
ua,ion iihsreof, as IL stands. afier ihs same
shall haseisbeen eqUalised aby the county
tbcod Of equolitnnon; adding npfrcverr o'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

o65- We are under renewed obligations st
the cc'erks Of ,he steamers Buckeye State
Messenger and Hibernia, for Pittsburgh pa
pers. Also. 10 Mr.. KERR, Of The Cincinnati
for New Orleans, Saint Louis, Louisville
Cincirna,i and Piusbdrgh papers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

-H01r The Editor being in Cincinnati hi q
week, the reader will excuse tho lack Of ed
i,orial matter in the present issue Of our P ..
per. ,as, bffr ..t AZ r. s-rii,h h-,fo,t.t e.,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

w The cl!isens Of Cincinnati ss raising
means BY subscription, topublish The papers
&C. read before .hs American AssoeladoAs
Ior The advancement Of science, now hold
ing'a t'cssions onsiNShGt cRybn Tho papers NSs,s
tnsny of their gFesI and PsrnSa@snts.s'Ge' @ = T.
Y, and sllAgSI4 II spSqssfSst INA NrFRsNyRs
fShes s'E t.tetN W ssg'a u egnSArsee , Z
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15
WAKE UP!t

The public seem to forgsrlh that four weeks
since our Office was burned, and we sub.
jected 70 anroulay Of $500 to repair l'ho
loss. We wan,money, and wha. is moro
-WEsFILI5. I5.fIAVE.I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

01r This week closes the publication Of
the laws, and II our readers are as much
gralified ,hereal as We, there will be mutu-
alrejoicing at the auspicious event. ao.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

SEC. 49, There shall be appointed, by
The Governo;, with the advice and consen,
of the Senate, State Board Of Equalization,
TO be composed Of one member from each
senatorial district of this State, who shall
have been residen, Of the. State al least Ten
years, and Of The district for which he is ap-
pointed. al least FIVE years mex, preceding
The time Of his appointment, for the purpose
of equalizing lhe valuation ofreal properly
among the several counties Of this State;
each of whom shall, within thirty days af.
ter such appointment, be notified thereof by
The Governor. The auditor OF Stale shall
be ex-officio a member of said board; and
il any vacancy shall occur in said board,
from any cause, .he Governor shall immed.
lately appoint person io fill such vacancy,
SEC. SO. The said Board shall meet al
Columbus on the frs, Monday OF January.
1858, and every SIKH year thereafter. and
the members thereof shall each lake an oaih
or affirmation, that he will, 10 The best oil
his knowledge and ability, SO far as the duty
devoves on him, equalize the valuation Of
real properly among the ev,ral counties Inc
towns in The State, according 10 the rules
prescribed by this act for valuing and equal
zing The value Of real properly; and having
received hom the Auditor Of State, the alb.
sIracIs Of real properly transmitted 10 him
by the several county auditors, said board
shall proceed 10 equalize the same among
the several towns and counties of the STATE
in The manner hereinafter prescribed Isl.
They shall add TO Inc aggregate valuation Of
every county which they shall believe to be
valued below The average valuation Of other
counties OF the State. such per centum in
eacl case, as will raise the same TO The aver
age valuation oil all the counties OF the State,
according 10 The actual value Of each, as
compared with othsr coun.ies. I'd. They
shall deducl ioln the agg 'egate valuation oi
every county which they shall believe 10 be
valued above The. average valuation Ofolher
counties, such per cenlum, in each case, as
will reduce the same 10 the average valuation
of ak the counties oil The Suite, according 4,
the actual value Of each, as compared with
other ecouniits, 3d. IL they shal believe
that right and justice requires the valuation
oI the real properly Of any town or towns in
any county, or OF 'he real properly Of such
county moi in the towns, 10 be raised or 10
be reduced, without raising or reducing the
total valuation OF such county, or without
raising or reducing il IN the same ralio, they
may, in every such case. add TO or tax,
from the valuation OF ant one or more Of
such towns, or oil properly not in towns such
per centum us they shall believe 10 be- righl
and just. They shall not Iake from the ag.
grsSate valuation OF all the real properly Of
The SIaIe, as contained in the abslraci of the
several coumy auditors. SO as TO reduce
such aggregaIe mere than ten million OF
dollars. a 20
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

An IRIsuMAN's WILL.--"I will and be-.
quea,h to my beloved wife Bridget, all my
properly without reserve, and to my oldes,
son Patrick one half Of the remainder, and
TO Dennis my youngest son the resi-. IL any,
Thing is left j. may go TO Terrence MeCarly,
in sN eel lreland.nl ANA sam, is. ic, i,.,la
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

CUBAN ExPRDIrloN-The Newark Adv
has letter from Florida. giving detail.
ed statement Of this expeditisn, from one
claiming 10 be an "eye witness" He says
there are six steamers aengagedaio leave. al
different points along the Gulf coast. and
from 1000 10 5000 Savannah being
the headquarters. The letter is duIed al
Jacksonville, Florida, April 26,h, and the
writer says the expedition was to sail in, Sc
hours. He saw cannon, gun.carriages, ri.
fies, muSkeIs, ammunition and the furniture
of i!r an army eQuipmsn. TO a very large
amount" bsls.i.. III ita. F.is,... .'-.. d
Other "alarming disclosures"z are made,
but We hardly think them worthy of nolice,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

IRIsH .IMmIGRATIoN.--The last adyices
from Europe state that The emigration from
iceland to The United States, was never great.
er. The quays are said to be crowded by
farmers, small traders, mechanics and their
families, seeking passage across the Atlantic.
Unlike those of former years, the generality
are said TO be people in comfortable circum.
stances, presenting no trace whatever Of
poverty or the effects Of flmine, and tina,
the great proportion are generally young,
healthy, and from among the better class. Y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

INCREASE OF IMMIGRATloN.--- During the
months of January, February, March aud
April, 1850, the foreign immigration into
New York was s6,55s. And during the
same months Of 1851, i. was 66,7lS--being
an increase Of SO,l57, This increase s
almost entirely from Ireland, 'P a| t'a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

e1- The Presbyterian Church Of Ash,a.
bula county has determined TO make one
more effort TO enlist the Synod In tho Anti.
Slavery crusade, and TO .effecs,his, Mr.. Gid
dings has been chosen one Of The delegates.
1t will Of course be tho "Church North"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

6T, The Ccnnecricu, Legislature on he
s,hinst. elected Thomas Seymour, nem.,'
Goyern,r. by three majority. GreentHsn.'
drick and Thomas Bsch, weto elected by
one, ,mIou.y Leq'spsR. GeyeFpeF sNtslasI
.Ttcasnter. t1i "a, v vbpIry; pa,r' q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

plNGs.-The Messrs. Burr arc giving
lectures al, Cleveland in exposition Of the
spir, rapping humbug. We gather from the
Cleveland papers tina, they rather ge. the
better Of the humbuggers there. They
have challenged the spiritual gentlemen and
ladies' to lest by actual experiment, and
pledge themselves TO expose them, .r to
agree that they arc more expert ou, West
thanihey are a, the East. The world oUgk,
TO be very much Interested in all this. n :.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

Auditors Office, Meigs Co. Ohio,
a7 ie se'sd Pomeroy. May Is, 1851. FL
4 certify the foregoing "Laws" 10
bs correc,, according TO the copy furnished
NE by the Secretary Of Stale. olti ai
lJssl a9a4 SAMUEL HALLIDAY, sl,q
jsHi | so'gs1i-d g County Auditor, 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15
jSKcRRraRy OF SrArR's OFFICE.

'fetH SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE. i5i .
ilail olhs1iu COLUMBUS, March 3l,E185l. q
Thereby certify thar the foregoing is cor-
rec.ly copied from the original roll deposit
Ted ID this Office. 4r ga'.ps.
uoi iaraa sg HENRY w. KING, ...
( rIs-@ G Secretary Of State.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15


"A CuRIoslry.--A rare literary curiosity
was shown tho editor Of The Philadelphia
American, on Tuesday, in, the shape Of a
small, pockei-sze volume, containing the
whole Of the New Testament, written with
pen on vel,im, in condensed latin. The
American says: ssa
The work was done In the year 1900,
long before the art Of printing was discov-
cred, and the ,ype.like clearness, regularity
and compactness of the lettering, as we'll as
the exquisite delicacy and beauty OF the or.
namenial writing in colors, which ilumi.
mates every page Of the book. constitute ii
one Of the most remarkable relics tina, have
descended to us from the times anterior 70
types and printers. 5.a is.. aals l.sfs E.a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-15

Ga.5a 4 JOHN F. MORSE, di1
Speakerjof the. House Of Representatives, 3
.Ysq ej CHARLES q. CON VERS,
d9idw jiibso79 Speaker of The Senate. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
mo CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS

n y
MECHANICS and OTHERS Three Thousand
Acrss 81 VALlABLk LAND wing A. wes and 9re9 ND
6IpFORD STATION and RookhANEN ViLLaGk
xITH an the Lorg island kailr, ad. kOk SALE rms
u tract ri Land situated IN the lWy>Ap u bi9oAhs'en
Suffolk County, Long Island lard eat GA both sides NJ the
Aisaicrd Station i, s. miles rom syoeNlsn Al present
AZ the po,n' Of commumean.a o kanrc"l between
New York ard the villages Patch PoIt Jefferson and
Rsi2cr As wN other smaller places and IS one OF the
most important points the ro The station Is i'nr
sles f,nr PscAosue and ten ftoa. Pot Jeft A. Is
well known the Long Island Railroad Is one Of the cstab
he'd routes between New loTA sad Boston
The sol embraces every variety non pure i@a 70
son ava from the tsceS Tor ootans >eaweed al tsh
foa manasc well materials TO- compost Il Is IN YER
respect sdapsed u modern AsycUtue.
The usc, covered With oak and PINE g'o IN g,
various s,aes, and on II are many thousands OF s, US
aiso valuable huidmg unici. Water III m best
suslt, - eas, ~ sceess -, - -. -. -, -,
Pa,chasuc the Uorthcyi uts iryn Long Island saaad
There are u, schools and churches wthA fs" glies
tha, within year ever SEE persons nave a.vAAsea ans
IN the immediate Vicinity. Tor the pCfqse II improve ers
In sve'y resaec these ianGs are M't's vac @'''h' "
Emlgrauis Fame -, NechSiN> ana vtlsis
Ful the N pr ha>eTs the opcit mas S
&s,dsd sea, s s , mt ~ me me - ss
ef the scjofias Lots The psicts lave p,eN A"sa'o"
from SIS & 500 tO loT OF ter acres and upNsS NJ,
Con,n,ncaon With ths Ra.irosG oy way 81 ne Ne,s-
ford Stat a.. Where persaa VII ALWAYS ce m aii-rsse,
ON the arm, a, of tAe oriiS tf"G 1feh hi"N y '0
css,,i,ss ~ Sly of smgTanss woGld be treated ~''h
he whole property. ,,. , a,s
&C gar;iss interested these Lands lave ici s@;s ~
. NJ Ohsr Land. including several hEaN H'du.Ssss
ny n the N,ciai,y which TAGS OHtr 81 ie@Soa~oss
:, as Tie titles are iniispu,aos. Il, 81.
t.,,eeriy " ply t. EMERSON \ PRICHARD. Atorasl
at sw, Ne 10 Nansi.. New oT, ~ - sts'nS na "a
gssss ssS e ss,.r EMERSON pRISR Ssp
The tsa.ns leave Brcosin a. and , W s,
snre q Mede,d a. IN and IN Le1Ss M ;,an y
y som A vi and y. NJ so !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Caructinqs, &c.

CARPETS CHEAP for CASH.-WlL-
y LIAM M-GOkTY, No. l35 WlLam-st.. three door
from Ful.ou-s offers FOR sale LIS entire stock Of splendid
English aad American Carpets oil Cloths, Table Covers.
SC. &C. at prices unusually low for cash.
Families sDout purchasing, wlll do wei to cali and sup
,l~ themselves at wholesale prices
B-Sl00eOo worth OF CaTpetng, Of ever dosof ptoa'
Is offered at wholesale reasonable terms SO in'