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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

ton or loans of tho Peoples Bank at Derby,
or the white River Bank at Bethel, which,
when included will show an increase gilmore
than one hundred and twenty-five per cent.
Of Bank Capital, circulation and Loans, in
Vermont, within the last five years. '
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
PENNsYLvANIA ELECTION.

The returns from this State confirm the
intelligence contained in our item last week,
relative TO tho Pennsylvania eleetion-lhat
the locofocos had elected their entire State
ticket Bigler (oco) is elected Governor
by about 6ooo; the Wings have a majority Of
one in the ScSatc, aud the locos hAve,N ma
jority Of eight in the House Of Assembly.
we wcrr apprhensiye tina, our friends Of
the "old Keystone" on Aecount OF deter
mined disaHcction in their ranks, would lose
the ascendcncy: consequently wore prepared
for nothing better. But II the way certain
State elections came or in isi7. AuFurs any.
thing for the future, our locofaco cotemPorA-
rics will soon have an opportunity TO sing a
different tune" from what they now do
ONO ELKcrIpS locos have elected
fhCiT Governor, and majority OF the Legis-
t6re OF the result OF the election the Cleve-
land Herald (Whig, )rcmnrks THE Wings
are beaten in city, county and State Cuya-
hoga county is under the control Of the De
morracy, and the new constitution Is emphat-
irally in the "handS Of its friends and fra
mcrs. II Democracy does not, this year, leg
slnte In manner to secure the greatest good
Nof the greatest number" it can have no one
20 blame but itself, tor il has q elean.swccp ia
Ohio."'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

MoSET.--In the cities, during tho Last
week, money matters have been easier, though
rates Eill are as high rs - per cent or more,
The large receipt Of gold from California aud
a falling on oeshipmen,s Of specie TO Europe,
the last two wcekshsve produced the fa,oN.
bic charge. I, may or may no, DO pcrna-
uent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

AwARDs az THE GRRAT EKnInlTIos,--
The a. \, Tribune publishes the following
a. the awards % Americans AZ the EKhlbiuoni
Council medals u which there are only 100,
To Q, n Mccormick, Chicago, H., Tor bis
Virginia HeHpH.
10 Dawn Dick ,MsadYille, Western fanhi
Tor his ami friction pres,
To Charles Goodyear New Haven Conn,
for ha Idia RuIbrr flbrcG
To w Bond q Son, Boston, Mas, Tor an
electric clock,
10 Gael Borden, TsSas for biz msai BIZ
cut
Jury medals, Of with there are about 200,
10 Day & Newell, New Yosk, (rrPresent-
ed by A, G., llobhi,) for their parauioPho
bdut i1ct
10 w, Adams SCo, Boston, Tor their cum
biaafi0n bank lock,
10 MgGrcgor Ice, foe their improved
bank inct
10 G. A, Arrowsmiih, n, A., for Jennings
peTmutuHDH iOgk,
10 Charlcp Rowland, n, Y.,far hia impros-
cd bell riegruph
/ TO Cornslius a Co, Philadelphia, for 6roHEe
GhaHdshefs
10 S,las q. Herring, Now York for hu
SGllmdHdtr Sa(e,
10 Cmlson Richanlsoni & Co. Boston. lnI
[ Jur,ldces and stores
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
Thursday Oct .ie

Thursday, Oct lie.
SENHrE-7Bills introduced and referred.
By Mr. Batehelder To incorporate the New
York and Bennington Railroad Company,
with the petition Of Jededah Dewey and 81
Others for the passage Of the bill so commit
tee on roads
From the Hohse-Iu relation TO Notaries
Public, not requiring them to affix seals to
their official signatures to make them binding
in law TO the committee on judiciary,
Engrossed Bill--To incorporate the North
crn Telegraph Co; passed.
Rcsolution-From the House, relating TO
the appropriation of public lands TO cndow
institutions for the INDECENT insane and deaf
and dumb, or for establishing reform schools /;
adopted
HOUSE-Bills referred-By Mr. Williams
in addition TO chapter 81 Of :, Imposing
penalty on owners or keepers who suffer sheep
10 be driven on highways or commons, infect
ed with the hoof rot BY Mr. Martin ofLend-
grove taxing the profits of banking; Mr.
Wright OF Castlcton, relating to proceedings
and remedies against Judgment debtors, sup
Elementary TO the writ OF execution; when
ever an execution, amounting to twenty dol
lars--Skall issue seaIast orfty OF
a Judgment debtor, and shall be returned IN.
satisfied; or when il shall he proved by ali,
davit to the satisfaction pfthe chancelIors that
such Iebtor has property which ne refuses to
apply on said execution, the chancellor shall
ordcran APPEARANCE before him, and an ex-
animation touching the premises, Amer such
inquiry, the chancellor may order the prop
erty owned by said debtor to be applied Nc-
eorlingy. ..
The two Houses met in Joint Assembly for
the election Of Secretary OF State, Auditor OF
Accounts, and Sergcant-at- Arms.
-t u Secretary Of State.
Mr. Reed nominated 4. +. Merritt Of Mont
pelier. Mr. Gregory pominaued Edward A.
Slansbury OF Burlington. MIR Barlow nomi-
mated John G.. Sake of Burlington.
Whole number of votes 900
u & Necessary toa choice Iib giI s.I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
BANKING IN VERMONT.

Extracts from he AUDITORS reports, 'hOtcing
the increase Of Bank Capital, Bank Circu-
iqfion and Bank Loans in Vermont, from
1916 to 1881:
Years No. OF Capital. Circulation Debts due
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

Revolutionary Mr. Stacy, that the Judia.
AIRY committee inquire into the eHpedi.ncv
OF 20 amending the law rel8iing a. abe arrest
OF debtors, that debtors residing our Of tbs
Stale, may VI subject ~ che same immunides
and privileges % those residing 10 the State
adopted,
sENATE-P M-Bnls introduces and r..
ferred-By Mr Royce, ~ establish the Prank.
lin County Law School 90 the committee on
the Judiciary 49, Mr. Bates, 10 alter IN,
time Of holding the Supreme Courts Ia ths
counties Of Esrex, Caledonia, Orleans and
Lappille and on hia motion IL Was referred
20 The Senators from the counties named
The senate passed In concurrence the bIT
relating 70 suits against trustees aud claim
ants being required 90 give costs
The House 'hill feladaF io notaries public
was taken up, read the third time, and laid
on the liable on modon ~ No. Whulemore.
HOUSE Reports of Committee lr H.
eommllipe on Education, against bin reauir-
log town clerks 10 furnish a copy of the gfand
Lat OF each school district Mr. Bridges spoks
against the bill ON the ground that Il was in
possible Cor town clerkg 10 perform this duty.
Mr. Howe thought IL 81 bat little account. a.
copies OF the grand list Are 10 be- furnished.
under the present Law, upon application on
motion Of Mr. dranrey, iaid on tho liable on
aI ,,.' OF absence Of chairman Of the com.
BY the committee on Education, against
bill in rNaton 10 the division Of the school
money for benefit Of districts where scholars
from other districts attend school Dismiss
ed By the General committee. against biil
authorizing attorneys 10 sign Wriis aud take
recognigances dsmisstd, By the eommities
On roads, ia favor of the bin incorporating
The Champlain Steamboat Co., with an a.
mcndment mbicctiug the charter 10 the con.
rtrol Of the Legislature adopted and bill OF.
dercd 20 a third reading 10 morrow morning.
By the committee on Educaiion, In favor Of
The resolution providing for the purchase Of
Wcbsfers quarto dictionary for the use Of the
several school distrirts, az q similar provision
has been successfully tried IN Massachusetts,
and like measure adopted in New York Al
the la.t session Of Ia legislature laid on tho
table.
r t-UfTrtuUT FgfCfTCr= ,hc trustees OF Dart
mouth College, OF Nathan Lorl. for an act 10
sell grant IN the township Of w hcelOck there
being a doubt a. to the power Of the trustees
10 dispose Of the SAME 20 select committee
Of three 90 motion Of Mr. Davis. OF Calvin
! Ainsworth and Others. for hank At North.
field 70 the committee on banks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

60 The removal u Alr Oweh, - Consul
10 Cuba, by the President We think just act
Just 10 him and 70 our Country. Il II
worry true that the invaders had forfeited all
claim TO the protection Of the United s'alesi
but the dictates Of humanity demanded that
he should do whatever he could 70 relieve
their sudsrngs, Instead o. thls,ha manifest
ed a coldness altogether unbeaoming the rep
resentatiye Of civilized nation he seemed
TO know little II pnylhing shout the pHson-
era until they bad been executed, though re-
siding near the scene of the occurrence
Judge starkey, Of Mississippi, has been hp,
pointed 70 succeed Oven IN the Consulshp.
Judges $. was President Of the late Union
Convention.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

TSee Advertisements Of Earl W. Johnson
s. Co, in another column; surely the induce
ments there offered are enough to satisfy any
reasonable man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

b thiHy-eight cents per pound. LIE quality
Of Ohio WOOL 10 mnlly 4wprpylua ahd tor
manufacturing paIPpsss y D preieFea 70 any
other wool IH The market lhls WOOL goes 20
Boston Providence and New York. The greAi
mass OF "a IL used IN the ds-laiHe iaot0fies Of
Massachusetts aud Rhode BLAND,
Mr Sessions has purchased over hrss Nun
dred thousand pounds this season, and has
paid QUITO tha farmers Of fsanklIp copnty
hnd sEinits At5at oas hundred and hfrfy
housand dollar. The highest priea he paid
was hhy-seyen cents per pound, for a lot IA
ihing County. lie has paid fhy cents per
pound for several lots. He goes 70 the iATmsra
and buys directly Of them,
Ohip has great nAme abroad for che pro-
duction Of wheat and All kinds Of grain, pork
cattle, butter AND cheese, &c. Her reputation
for wool u now recognized, We can raise
~ good wool and as eheap,as any other state
Ia the Union, and our enlerprislnP ihrmers
are LaeinhinR 10 know and appreciate it, o.
bio Sfdfe ,ioWugk D..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

PoTArors.-- Good potatoes are selling in
Boston, In quantities, at from a. TO s. cents
per bushel.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
THE ALEDO MAN.

should b investigated BY the IrHitsea, ils aer
iual condition hseeriAinsii the alaount Of tie
whole Indebtedness distinctly eEiiibilsd sd
these iae,s printed and disvibused among llla
stock hpldcp. fa .
The President In the course OF the discus
sion, stated, In answer 20 some inquiries that
the road was essentially complete that there
remained 20 be- expended on construction Ae-
counts, including snpaid lAnd damages, sta
ton houses, ae., ho., not more than $4,000.
lie also stated thai the receipts OF the road
wsre steadily aud greatly o. the increase, that
the receipts for September, as nearly ~ they
could nov be estimated were over 100000,
and that those o. the present month would *
eeed even this. The road was complete, fal-
W equlppedand earning enough 10 assure lie
ultimate triumphant success,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

M - Monday, Oct. 20.
HOUSE-@Bills introduced and referred
BY Mr. Crawford, creating State Society Tor.
the promotion of Agriculture, Horticulture
aud the Arts; 20 the committee on AgricIl-
ture. BY Mr. Grosvernor, in addition to
chap. 81 OF r s; empowering any number
of persons 10 form a society for the detection
OF horse thieves and the recovery of stolen
property to the Judiciary committee. BY
Mr. Smith of Cavendish, in alteration Of sec.
9of chap. 20 of X s. assessing tax OF 20
cents on a dollar for the repair OF highways
aud bridges to the committee on roails- BY
Mr. Crawford, limiting the time of.elcetion of
town Representatives; allowing no person to
a ssat-who was elected AFTER ~ o'clock Of tho
night of tho second Tuesday in September
10 the committee on EleeiiaAs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
WIG aIATE CONVENTION.

tbe ConfeHtioD " APPQiul Delegates 70
the hyLis National ConreHiiou met pursuant
On holrp, AZ MOntpelisS, GA lhe 10Th iuslr--
lIa,. dohn Dngey, chairman Of ths Wing
rtsJr Csa.u,iuee chllad The meeting ~ order,
,.ner which COMMITTEES Of one from each
county, appoihIed ~ the purpose, RECON-
mviHh,d rho following named gohllsmsu for
officers N Ihs ronytnhou, who we're duly o.
iettoda srsf l.lsH llH rrn
n---gy..f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

Revolutionary Mr. Davis, that il is the
sense OF this House, that il 10 inexpedient 70
grant any now Bank charters during the
prrsPnt session on bis motion, laid on the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25

Nc lfpsa was therefore tietltl'
Reports Of Commiiiees-liy the judiciary
gage and alienation OF the homestead with
.Out die consent Of the wiieas they considered
that no new pEnKiAloas 1seEe istFesiHrea on
motion OF M Kellogg L was rerOmWiiied for
the purpose 81 allowing Jts Trainers 20 appear
before committee to advise them according
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-25
linn. GG0naErr, uOnGEs, af'Ruuauds
III H.--sg--..-

lion, Charles Davis, VI Caledonia County
A,GWhiurmore OF Chlurndeni Elisha Lap
hiu,, 81 l,utlahd a. g. benton, Of Essex
Augustus Burt. d franklIn Davis hich, Of
Addison; Mark Crawford, Of Wndham
Warren Carrier, Of Windsor Elijah Glove
l,ud, of Orleans William liiFelos, of Ben
uineioni Samuel Adams, Of Grand Isle An
-. Pride, Of Washington Elihu Hyde, Of
Orange Moses More, 81 LAmOille
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-13

the most friendly and agreeable relations with your
craft. should be pleased, many accounts, to
accept your polite invitation, and share with you
in the celebration of your thirty sixth Anniversary;
but circumstances deprive me of this pleasure.
Allow me to propose the following sentiment:
The Employers and the Empoyed-Justice to
the latter the highest interest of the former, and
the only bond OF good will and peace between
them.
Very respectfully, G.. BAILEY.
To the Committee of Arrangements the Columbia
Typographical Society.
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tial robes, and now commands the respect OF mil
lions.
WAsHIHGToS, Jan. ., 1851.
GESTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your kind invitation participate in
the celebration Of the thirty sixth anniversary OF
the Columbia Typographical Society, on the 4th
day of January instant regret that my official
engagements such will deprive me of that
pleasure; but permit me, in accordance with your
request, TO propose sentiment:
The Power Of the Press-An inestimabc blessing
when devoted the support of liberty and virtue;
awful curse when prosttuted to vice and up-
preston.
] have the honor to subscribe myself your ODE
dient servant, MILLARD FILLMORE.
Messrs. Charles F. Lowrcy, X. w. ClaIton, and
others, Washington.
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BY the Committee OF Arrangements
Hon. VIM. McWillie-AS worthy member oi
the Craft as he ia of Congress, and an excellent
head to the Printing Committee.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-13

youthful cLoier has been clothed with the Presiden-
tal robes, and now commands the respect OF mill
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-01-13

BY the Committee of Arrangements;
Hon. w. r. King--A southern sun never warm
cd the heart of purer patriot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
IDEAL ESTATE AND STOCK AGEN.

IA GYM SHEPARD has opened a. Office Al Ssr-
stogs Springs Tor buying, selling AID renting Houses.
Stores Lots, Farms paying Taxes &c he has for sale
some of the most desirable Building LOIS Il Saratoga ato
ings thereon shout mile from the village Thil farm
peculiar advantages Also number OF lgble
Houses for sale rent Once opposite L. 5 Hotel
Residence hesd Of Broadway.
REFERENcEs-Wste Rutherford, Esq. 10 Nanau-st,
Eew.YoTki Chss. p Kirkland, Esq, Jsuneey-pae- New
York. iuHaWsWT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
EOR SALE, no LET OR LEASE

n The PyroigneouG cid Establishment ofthe subscriber
ard materials for the manufacture of rou and Red Liquor
will be sold The buildings will be Lot leased sup
ply Of wood from OOe 2OCO cords will be sold yearly
for It's use
TO Lee or Lease, Cement and Limestone Quarry
and supply the kins with wood. AsO, Hem8iiie Iron
Mine Wafer Powsr. win sell l00O0 or 1900 cords Of
wood FOR the OF the Furnace.
To TANSERs-Wi sell the Bark on between 5000 and
4OOO Rock Oak Treesil yield from 200 10 O clrds 10
be peeled this Spring The above Is situated m o. ange
County, Ousvle The NewYOrk and Ero Railroad,
and Delaware and HudsOn Canal through the tract On
both OF ether place OF deposit will be furnished For
terms apply al l0 EasTh the prenlses
near Ousvile Of JOHN w. RICHARDSON,
Also. TO lei the hrees!ory marble House, lOi EasIe-
teenlh-st mt oleol"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
NARM FOR SALE-Late the Iesi-

II dence Of Ehphalet s, John. Esq at New Canaan Ct
consisting Of sbon thirty OF eXceeat land on wcn
are dwelling house barn aud outhOases apple orchard
ind other fruit The Farm is about i've miles from
the anoiag place at Norwak and commands more ex-
tensive view Of the und ard surrounding scenery man
my other place between NewNork and New-haven
Price S5O Abont 10 acres Of wood lend and Of
Inquire 81 Is BeekmansL mia iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
E'ARM, OR HOUSE AND GARDEN

- FOX SALE, situated In Shutdown, L. / 81 miles
from the depot OF the Railroad and mile from he village.
The house nesr ne~ ana tn lsDdtn good ushe order
vii be sod al 90 per acre poroo 10 woodland ard
there is ample resources on the place for msnure The
place 10 well adapted t0 butcher bu. mess ADD small
ftey stere There "a lsse house AID 1oi Of
waller near the dweog For further Inquire Of
~ BURR, 80 ClDtonst or OF }. 4. BRUSH, 4 Graham
square mis- 4eods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

NOR SALE CHEAP-Three valuable
Il Tracts Of Land on Long leland dsSat about 40 miles
nom The City one OF 20 sores within 81 rods Of Long
port Steamboat Landing OF Sc scres about miles
from Railroad Sold separate or togehsr Terms easy sAp
ply TO HENRY J. SCUDDhh, Ahy 81 Law,
MIL Staw lmt ~ W1Ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
OOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

0-The large modern Mansion, and eight acres OF high
Nv cultivated Ground, known a. WELLS'S GROVE, near
the Jamaica RsfOad Depot on thr hOcASwdy hoau TUG
house hss every modern Improvement and greenhouse
attached The ouihOusss new and spacious consisting
OF ice house, carTagehOuse sI6ble &c The hnest Huu
ard flowers are produced tho place, and the whole es-
tabshuent IL worthy Of the aeuOn OF any person desr-
Ing elegant country seat 10 The vicinity OF New ok
Apply 10 DC NJ NJ % L 1872 ~,
ms 2Wc Al LIVINGSTON Woiia x W. NArst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
VVWINE TRADE.-lOO tun of Flax

u Irvine, consisting Of Wool, Baing Broom, srioe,
SAIL Gllnet Colored and Fancy Tame, Patent W9is
and Colored Cotton wines india aud Foreign "ass Of
every description. Al sinds ~ Irvine y hUd by
MI lmeodF A. TRAYERS & co. 81 Mai1eb-Lsne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

COUNTRY RESlDENCE.-About 3
&hours ride frOm this city, new two-stoiy o~eLllg
about SO acres of Laud well divided into wood meadow,
pillow pasture win apple, pear peach cnerry ana PUN
frees and crane wires, ia peRsau and hoshy part OF
Connecticut near Bridgeport Price, $500. Part OF the
money MAJ remain mortgage desirable Inquired,
ms Rvs H. hu bhE1L ~ FeailsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
PLANTAGENET
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

n large assortment OF every description y fine ard
lowpTiced Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the latest patterns
direct from The manufacturers, and fJr sale Low BY
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No NJ siten-lcre,
In porters and Dealers IN Guns, Hard and Fancy
Goods. INIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
FTT,Y,S HALF PRICE ENGRAV

II ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAN-
IN ING aud PLATE PRINTING, Office IA Fol on,st,
Y-BoOk and Magazine work. PoouKts Maps, bA.
HeAds Circulars. Diplomas Cards, Patent Modc,he Us
bels Aiso Yankee Cad Press. Ac mis- lmt
ENLEGANT BRIDAL CARDS.-En-
LgTaved and Printed 10 the most fashlonabe s,yes 10
odiEnglsb, German Text, Aotque ard Writing
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENVELOPES
Ofthe latest riches, patterns from the mos celebrated
manufactures OF PANS and London aso. Bridal Waen
emo Boxes for wedding cake and IN great variety
SILVER DOOR PLATES, BELL PULLS, nc
These plates manufactured under The immediate super
vision OF The advertiser and wssried oi very Superior
quality both regards the thickness OF silver ana sye~
engraving mn, -, ,,,,s
The subscriber having furnished number oiChnrcncsn
Nev.Yo city, ard other parts Of he state WIN hls BEST
u name and number Plates for pews to The great Saw
faction Of the parties sOics orders for the same Oes
confident that BE- can continue give satiiacon bosa
regards style, quality snd price. ,-,
General Engraving Printing OF every descnpuon ct
ecuted Ia the finest manner al moderate prices Oaen
SEM by express 10 any part Of the country
'0N' v FRERDFLI,s Engraving Establishment
ra Bun S2 BroaGwBy. cor Dusneh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
NOR SALE AT PERTH AMBOY-

Il beautiful Building Lot, sitls,ed n Hgast The
said LOT Is 30 by 49, with quantity OF good building stone
thereon Its desirable psce for person doi1g ous-
ness NewYork OF for a Slmmer Boarding House, az
there three four sesmoosts stop every dsy-hre
ia cents The said ot s about miuuus wax ffom
the landing TIE river and bay abound wi good 6saug
oysters. 2c &c, splendid besch for bathing; f. short
for site for resiseDc In the country Il everything nat
could be desired Terms $500 cash upon delivery Of The
deeds title perfect For further particulars inquire ~
LEWIS GOLDlNG, Perth Auibov or JOHN W.
SHEATH. American Museum. N-w-York mlS3t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

EN1H "A Liza NfHff A'f'' '.'fitF' 49,
r. ee--e n, Fat 8loor ~ NJ . I.-.eg folr In.e'
g., ,s....,t a double COTTAGE HOUSE ald Seys1
r A Z. ID suifa1ls outh4t .tiugs, CoAcf-uI4s- p q,
C, ,s.li stccs - will Fnit u in good order. Pc
Z ,s,~D Al 4 short notice There i4e sheet Of
'.@ ~ fie hack II DE grounds Apply 10
gfssw. JOHN +. NICHE, 5 30 d-st az st.rs
EyOR SALt,--Or would be exchanged
fora GOOD house md lrt or ding o-s Brook yn
or New Nok and the t -face ID 9eu in c-l, on" neat
cottsge HOUSE. PM fw1 LIfs rIlns flr u-l Nf ''Hi
IN f- trs itiret und ost pcur.fele portion - -ls
Jcfev nrG u0f On 7ai-s vss from tI- ferry Arpy
% J. klEINaDN IL Gr.n---L n. Y. m J 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
SITUATED ON HUDSON RIVER,

hSSANDY HILL, n Y.-For Sale or exchange In psn
fr productive Guy property quarter oneha or all OF
4 two ENGINE PAPER NIL LII. water power, superior
snd extensive. Also substantial, splendid DWELLING
with two or any number mp txly-hye, first rae
lerd-snd other dwellings Also a new brick BLOCK OF
STORES all Of which renting Of 10 per cent Tor Wnsi
will be asked for them. Tile indsputsble Two and
quarter hours Troy by railroad canal For fur
ther particulars inquire OF BUNTING FOOT pa Peartt
~. Y T. hARTINDILL, Hasfsu-st. Or the owner GsO.
HARVEY Sandy Hill ms 2Hd INV"
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A DFLJGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-

IN DENCE At KIr gSBEiDGk, WESrCHEsI bte.DS.
FOR SALE -CIi.-is'ng " t~gD story boats W.,
menl and sttic-frJlung tIyfuur f-e ins"1,.,a TIE
marble RlEutels and srHf-s through iui tn -, ,ror1
lot which II stAzd4 consists ~ Two ac1es is,d
can be addsd n desired Tic ground - % si,o = M Inc
out with fruit shrihh'.fs &c TnSfe 49, H.. brn..
Necessary OUt-buidlnfs, ssrh a. o-Ss-, he Hudson
&c II within twenty nrllss ~-h III or,icoiars Ia
River, Harlem RAJ Roads r99pOTrE.Rs rs Bros5-
qulte OF kObfkt SAht IN i1iu