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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29

rcndra en- Europe par IN dcs sapears
transatlantiques.
Des pluies torrentielles Sc sont decla-
rees dams plusieurs parties de File. Les
t~errains has serons probablement inon.
des.
lie bruit ~courait aux dernieres dates
i III Hayane que lie general de Ia Com
cha ayait fernando son rappcl an gou-
yernement dc Ii metropolis. ii est, dit
on, fatigue de In lourde rcsponsabllitt
qui pese sur ses epau|es, responsabilite
qul SC complique aujourd'lul des mena-
ees d'inva$ion que Lopez ticnt perpetual.
cement s~uspenaaes sur Ia tetc da CAPT
tame general.
EMrR1soNsENENT.--Vcrs lc premier
du courant, des excrcices de defamation
publique a~yaient lieu a IUniversi'e dc
la Havana. Derrierc l'cstrade dressee
pour les ~dtclau,atcurs, il y await un
grand tablcau de bois peint en- nolr. sur
Icqucl q~ucIqu'mn await, tandis que lc RI
deau n'ttait pas encore love, ecrit en-
crosses ~lettrcs. ala CRAZE: "'ive Narcissc
Lopez ct mort anx RoyaIistcs"
Quand tous les invites fnrcnt reunIs
ct que lie capitaine-general ct sa suite
lurent arrives, on lcya lie rideau ponr
que les decIamateurs commcncasscnt
leurs exerciccs.
Des quill cut remarqna &C q"i ttalt
ecrit sur lie tabIcau, lie capitaine-gtntraI
ordonna aussit6t qu'on gardat toutcs les
issues de l'institution ct qu'on fit venirtou
les ecoliers deyant lui, atm quill put de-
%couyrir le coupable. Alors IN jeune
hommc de seize ans s'avance ct dit d'u-
ne voix ftrme :" C'est moi qni fai ecrit."
lie capitaine-general Iui demanda pour
quoi.--'' Je mai fat, %repond-il, qnecrire
&c que ie voudrais voir arriver.' Ce Jcu-
ne homme est lie fills de Don Cirllo Ponce,
richie habitant dc Cuba.
II a etc jete en- prison ct Ion ignore
encore quellc expiation de SD ttmeritt
reserve lie gouycrneIncnt Il un coupab'e
dune age 81 peu avance.
Les journaux de cettc Vile jusqu'a |"
date du 7 courant nous sont paryenus
mails lis sont sans aucun intertt politi-
que.
Nous remarquons avec pIaisir que k
Faro Industrial du 6 content un excl
lent article sur l]tconomic politique e
en- favour dc la hberte du
est infe pt.uss s"aysnaa"ss W.
d'oscr publicr de pareilles id6es en- pre-
scncc du systemic qni rtgit &C pays.
La peche await etc jusqu'a presen
un monopole. concede par lie gonvernc
mcnt dc Cube, moyennant retribation,
IN seul indisidu. II paraft que ce mono
pole Went d''ttre aboii au grand contcn
tcment dc In population.
On lii dams lc Journal que nous venom
de otter:
LIZ POISSON SC vendait hieE dams la'
rues I'm ~escalin la livre. Les ,eheteur
etaient tout etonnes du enlargement gu
s'cst optre dams lie prix dc Get article
aussi necessaire qu'appetissant. Mile
benedictions a cclui qui IA fat &C bier
au public dc ia Havane! Riches ct pau
vres pcuyent maintenant ayourer les de-
licicuscs marees de Ia hante mer,. tandi.
que Iiagnere tout lc monde ne pouv;i
pas SC procurcr n pareille louisiana
chez sol on sur 81 table,"
lie Enal dc Puerto Principe nous ap
prend que les mines dc Rayatabo, qut
etaient abandonnees depuis longtemps,
Won't etrc exploitaes de nonyeau par ur
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29


ront e!us dams lcurs Districts rcspec,il,
pour un tcrne de deux annees, par lea
electors dos dis Districts, ayant quail,
is pour voter pour les R~cpstscntan.s
il rAssemblec Generate.
Art. 6. Tn Avocat-gtnttaA scra eiv
pour un tcrmc de deux anntes, par lesA.
']ccieurs ayant qualiIe pour voter pour
les R~epr6scutants d rAssemblte Gene.
ralc, dams tout l'Etat.
ART. r. In Scc.tlaire d'i.tat scra Il,
pour un tcrme dc dcu1 anntcs par les
ticctcurs ayant qualito pour voter pour
les Reprtsentants al'AsscmbItc genera
lie, dams toutrEtat.
ART. s. Tn Trcsorier dc lEial sera
elu pour un tcrme de deux anntcs Par
les eicctcurs ayant qualite pour voter
pour les Rcprtscrtants Il lAsscmbltc
Generate, dams tout FEtat.
ART. 9. Tn Surintcndant-gtutra!
DC l~'education pubIique sera tlu pour IN
ternc de- dcux ann6es, par les tlceteurs
ayant quslite pour voter pour les Repre-.
s]entants a l'Asscmklte Generate, dams
tout IEtnt.
ART. 10. ST, ii ltlcction du jugc-
president, dcs JUICES associts dc l.,
Cour Supreme, des JUICES DIES Cours
de District, dc rAyocat general, des
Avocats DC District, du Sccretairc
d'Etat, du Tresorierde l'Etat, ct du
Suvintcndant-g6n6ral dc Education pu.
5l!Que, dcux, on plus &c deux cnndidasi
| oblienuent en- un nombre tgal unc mn.
iorit6 relative DIES votes donnes pour unc
dcs places sls-mcntionuees, lc Convcl.
ncur dcvrale mcn;ionner d9ns sa procla-
nation, ct choisir inmediatcmcnt Fun
dcs candidats qui anrait oEicnu le pins
grand nombre de voix donntcs, lui acs
coidera unc commiSson pour rcmpllr Ia
place pour I,quellc il aus"it tte choi-
i.
ART, IL. lie Jogc,presi4cnt ct les Jn-
r~cs-uSsocias dc la Conr Supreme, ct les
JUICES dos Cons &c District receyrout
c~facun IN sa!airc Yui scra iiAe par la loi,
Ct qni nc pourra etrc dln!nua III aug'nen'
Is pendant lie tcrnc pour sequel lis au-
ront tte eIus. .5l .s..E @s4
ART. II. Dams to ties les elections par
lie p~cuple, Tout individu mac, 'ibre ct
blanc, qui scra deppis un IN ci:oyen DIES
Etats. Unis, aura attcint rage dc Il ans,
ct aura ra-ili dams pTstat pendant toute
ranntc q,'is aura preetde lelection, ct
pendant les dcrniers SIX mois dams Ia pa
roissc OH il SC prtsentcra pour sotc',tr
ercera les dioits 'electcur. -..attG
ART. l3. L'.tsscnbIee Gtntrale an
IA lc droit dc Greer I'm sy>teme d'+chat,.
&c cutre les JUICES dc District settlement
pour lie jngcment DIES process dams les
Qnels I'M Juge SO scra rccuse Oh aura td
rccuse. @t #i- #a"azsa i&t 3Hf
IL Dome Il Baton Rouge, sous pa signa-
lure ct lc sc4an de l~'ittgt, lie premier jour
du mois de Juliet, de %l'annsc dc N. ).
mil huit cent cinqnante ct an, es Ia sox'
ante ct quinzcnod de Independence ds'
Etats-Unis. t5a ISL
o7CuARLEs GAYARRE,
3sa aTf sccrttaire EEtetY
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29

CHOLERA. lie fltau .Asiatique a positi'
vcment cnvahi notrc paroisse. - II scrait
trop long d'enumerer les plantations gu il
a laisse les traces dc Sol fatal passage.
Quill sufisc de constater quill compte
dsja dams rAssomption quelques trente
yiclimcs. ..s rEs. .aas.. r.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29

QUESTION DE La Session DAMS LES
ETATs pu Sup. I'm lutte polIti4ue gu
aeite dams ce moment les Etats daFSi1
sres,ltc Dune question totstet speciaiea
cettc pnrtie dc python ct diiieTc 'cntie-
rement dams son principe dc toutcs ee'le'
qui jusqa'a &C jour ont occupe lesp''
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29
Contention Dentoeratiai,c
DE BAToN-RoucE. H

lie dcuxieme iundi da mois proclaim
atlra lieu 4 Baton Rouge relection dun
candidat pour Ia place d'Audileur dos
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-29
a(utaEot.l9.
Nous lisons dams lie Moni!em ne rOu.

Nous lisons dams lie .noni!ew ne FOu-
est:
LIZ rLEUvE.-La semainc qui Went de
~s'ecouler :, etc fbcondc en- tristcs evenc-
ments. mais lie plus grand malhenr que
nous ayions a deplorer, celui q"' ~saissera
lie plus dc traces de sou passage, c'cst Ia
+ extraordinairc ct Incessantc dies
caux du Mississippi. Dcpuis huit iours
le neuve ii monte aveC unc desolantc
reeularite en- moyenne la crue est dc
10 pouccs par vingt-quatrc hcures !; a"-
jourd'hui lc Mississippi est arrive a "ne
hauteur c~firayantc; il baignc les mais"ns
dc la L.evee.
Les Illinois ct une grandc partie dcs
campagnes du Missouri ont complete
mcnt inondes ; les recoltcs, qui Sc pre-
scntaient gtntralemeut sous lie plus bel
aspect. sont totalcmcnt petdues, ct lie
c%ourant qui Went d'acqu&rir II force
i~ncalculable, entraine tout avec lnl, mai
sons eli bcsliaux. 81 par malheur lie ilc"'e
montait aycc Ia meme >itcsse pendant
quclqucs jours encore, les pcrtes des
habitants rivcrains seraicnttout a falt rnl-
neuscs. Esptrons que les eaux ont attelnt
iour plus granae hantcur ct que linon-
dation Mira pas Tlus loin. .fa
Chaqnc jour il arrive 4 Saint Louis
des families c~ntieres ehassees de lcur TO
yers par lie Mississippi 1; DIES Illinois plu-
sieurs petrsonnes ont do fur egalcment.
- Les emigrants qul iaisaient quardntat.
~transpcrtts en- vile avant-hier, l'habita-
ton sur lnquellc on les await deposes
ayant etc inondec.
Les eauy mont pas encore atteint Ia
hautcur cxttemc de 1911, mais il Sen
faut de peu.
Les BONES nouvelles sont rares i; Gel.
les qui nous parchment des hauts SOM
aa22s plus ~trlstes, la riyiere des Illinois CT
lie Missouri montent tou)onrs - Les
depeches de Cincinnati ct dc Cairo accu.
sent anssi Ii cruo de rOhio ; 81 les rivie.
res du Sud suivent lie meme movement,
cen est fait de Ia base Louisiana.
Dnrant les dernleres y%ingt-quatre hcu.
resi- c Mississippi . monte dc 8 pouces.
ErAr s%ASIrAERE DE Sr.-LeuIs.-Flu-
sicurs capitaincs de stc;'mboats Sc sont
soastFait Il la quarantaia,e imposse par le
MARE aug iasires ct bateaux a vapeuE
charges d~'efnigrants ; cettc inconceyable
condnite a donhd de prompts resuitats
-injourd'hui le cholera est a st ..Loais.
II est yrainent incroyabie que Ger.
tains capiiaincs nj veuillctt pas Sc sou
METRE q cettes qnarantaine, mesurc inn
perieusement dictee par les circonstap-
ces il nest pas moins ~cx'raordinaire
que les autorites soieiit sans force contre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
ntlcrn, 6aroware, Sc.

ENLARG EMENT. --CHARLES :.
u LITTLE, successor TO Osborn LHle) h,yln. en-
iaTEed ms premises occupying both buildings Nos 81 and
Fuon ST. has. with the enlargement opened up ia ad-
don 10 hls already extensive aSsstmeut aud very
large stock Of hAkDWARE. CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
&c ana iof the better information Of HIS friends and the
public 10 are not fs med 90 he extent Of has asset
meni, would state that
THE CELLARS
OF Nos IS shd "a ave Kept Cut aud Wrought lls Spikes
h"iss SHOES, RNei>; Anvhs wsgs Boxes Scotch Hone
TIN BikSr FLOORS OF Nos 30 and slASD SECOND
FLOOR OF No 80
are e'cuiae Naini with Shelf Goods Cutlery Bulaer.'
Hardware kdse Tools and Tools fcr aacs IN
togelher vi SAMPLES e-
THE THIRD FLOOR OF No =,
WITH shove Spades HAY Manur, ana 4 niso y,,yts %
tato HcVkS ISIS ChSus Com aud CoIre NIlls e.
THE THIRD FLOOR or No "a
= 0st pttd - SaElts Of Timed aad Jananned H. ,s
NSfe, Sauce snd Frying Pans, rnnnd nd eysl h.
Brass Kettles. Furnaces, Scales Pump Anger, ,sa = m,
Uefs, NvTtcs sul Boring Machines, IacSS,rewS s;urs
States and s-soS for the Californ unars 81 &c, '
THE foU nth FLOORS
OF Me- % ana 81 conan Hoes. Scyths Rakes rs.k Trans
fuWps Well Chat. and nNtGIes, sleigh Bells Saisr.as
rpTkey or Stoas Sand CFrcibleS, Sc.
THE FIFTH LOFTS
Of Nos - ard 3D. Ccopers Truss HoDps Bsaews Seyae
Snaths Handles ted Blek L. al Pots Coal Huds &c
The whole comprising more complete assortment than
can be g. nd concentrated his hne add
L. Which the s''cutn Of bis friends ssd TIE public who
have = lolg extended their patronage q ed.
IS 3snkrXTu&W lAnH
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PETER II TAULMAN
$50 I'M CHAS TAULMAN
vVO CAPITALISTS, EMIGRANTS

u ~
u MECHANICS, aud OrHERS.-Thres thousand
AeIesof yAluAbLE LAND Nlag Vt, near. and around
MEDFoRD STATION and BRooKHAyEN VILLAGE
attract IL Land situated the Township of Brookhaven
Suffolk County Long Island LAID out both sides OF the
Msdford Station ~ s. mules from Brooklyn At present
the point of coninuneaiion by Railroad between
Nov York and the villages OF palchogue Port Jefferson and
Belpoit, well other smaller places, and Of the
most important points the road The Station four
miles froaa Palchogus aud ten fom Port jefferson As
well known the Long Island Railroad the estate
lished routes between New York and Boston.
slightly Ioamy sand Is susceptible Of the highest cultiva
ton, and from the facilities ior obtaining weed and fish
for manure well a. materials Tot compost. is over
respect adapted 10 modern agriculture.
Tho tract II covered with an oak aud pine growth OF
various szee and On ire many thousands OF cords OF
~ood, large enough Tor the NewNoTk market There Is
also scc valuable bWldng timber. Water OF the best
quality IL easy af access.
The soo,hey boundary IL II miles nom the center II
Psicheeoe the noTthery miles from lcas Island Sound
There uns schools and churches within few miles
and the country around is las, filing up Is estimated
the immediate vicinity. for t. purpose Of improvements
IN every respect these Lands are worthy the attention Of
km,e ants, Fatmers, MECHANICS aud others
f tue conve III purchasers the property has been
divided as nearly AZ POSSIBLE INTO rEN-AcRE LOTS.
which viii be sold Nngy, WIth the privilege Of
Of the adjoining Lots The pr,s have been sradus ed
FROM SIS 10 $500 foI Lot If ten and upward
COMMUNICATION With the Railroad Is hy way II the Med
ford Station whore PERSIA VII always be ia ATTENDANCE
en- the ARRIVAL OF Tie nornlng tram from Brooklyn. and
wat on purchasefs
Acar'sist OF body Of em'grauts would be treated With
for the whole property.
The parties Interested n these Lands have for sale s
~ other Land including several hghly productive
Garms IN the vicinity, Which they offer reasoaShe
knms. The titles art hdispnisbe
rot terms q sale further ssrtc9Ns and maps Of the
Property, Apply TO EMERSON PRlCHARD, Auoraeys
Law, No 10 Walls st. New York. ~ ~ persons the
p"Ps 70 %s..rs '' Ps sH:i e nSdF'
The eans leave Brooslyn at A NJ. and ap. N. and
arrive At Mediord al Y NJ and P NJ. Leave Medford
Sd Seaa A. NJ and Y. NJ. s2t LIN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Patent

IL Sheathng makes a tight, cheap and durable roof
Done rough plank for cents foot TN or shingles
., cents warranted Office 283 Spring. Hudson s25 N
FANCY GOODS.
III S. ROGERS at his new and Extern
Fancy Store No ii9 Broadway, is daily receiv
ing the LARGEST of Fancy articles offered In
the City Of New York strangers VIII find his store GU
rosiiy shop and his goods very cheap cannot fail 70
please his customers indeed every article warranted 70
please or NAV be returned and exchanged
WORK BOXES AND RETICULFS,
DRESSING CASES DESKS PORT FOIOS AND
PENKNIvES, CHESS AND DOMIN0ES.
NEEDLES, CROCHET BOOKS AND PATTERNS
OF ALL KINDS,
PERFUMERY, BRUSHES AND COMBS,
TOYS
Games &c in endless VARIETY both for the instruction and
amusement Of Children wl be found any quantity at
ROGERS Cheap Fancy Store, No H9 BROADWAY
INN
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EXECUTORS' SALE of REAL ES-

IL TATE -For sale at auction on WEDNESDAY, the
2sh day Of October, the premises at y NJ tie follow
me- property belonging u the Estate OF JAMES PHIL
Fps late az New hamburyh Poughkeepsie, Dat oaess
County The first pece @i acres N land beaut
fuy situated ON the North shore Of wspplasers Creek
below the Falls, and about quarters Of nils tr
the New Hamburger ne O. The land 5 of ate quail
NY ioE tuming purposes. and has the building sits. n
view OF the Hudson River TIE creek shore covered
With hne s.owth Of wool. II situated eKseent
htofhooI and deSS able country
The second piece OF land hes quarter OF mile fur
ther north. aud contains as THIS has alsl fne
building site IN view fine Hrdscn RIVER
Terrsio per cent The DAY OF sale tie la ,ncs On the
St Of May 1917 POSSESSION gwen The la al Aprl nex
The above described pfep.eS he adjonag The Lands o
the Nesss Howland. GardiRer aud SAesfe F.r forher
PARTICULAR. inquire Of JOHSw PHILIPS on he pren
SEES. THOMAS DESRlN. ESsc1sorsef
ISAAC VAN VLACK, James Phl,ps
poushke<pSie. Oct ID. tSal. 9ws
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ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark New-Jersey, by the
NEw-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Company prepared to furnish supply Of their
valuable
ZINC PAINTS.
Europe aud IN the United States To retain their original
beauty and protective properties superior to any other
Paint whatever. Their
WHITE ZINC PAINT
IL purely Orde of Zinc, ana warranted free from all
adnersto whatever IL has poisonous properties
objectionable To the health OF families and wcr kmen
other kinds Of pigments
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed to sulphurous mephc exhalstons, or
when shut up close room, "a 1t affected BY
pictures hung walls coated with IT, As an outside
Pant wthstands the changes of weather better than
any other not being liable 70 turn chalky crnbs
and rub OF IL may be worked with any color, With
water and oh with vanish instead Of OIL thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORD ZINC PAINTS, which beyond question with
any equal for coating roofs ships outhouses fencing
and a. iron other metallic surfaces They Of
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected by salt water other exposure lesz
than AMI other paints within our knowledge.
Iron Gnd other metals do OIdile when coated with
them, and they remarkable for their reproOf prop
critics Dealers supplied ON liberal terms by
s. I. JONES CO, Agents for the COMPANY
90 o. 50 BsayeT-st.. ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
IVoUSE FURNISHING HARD.

IL WARE-A fine assortment OF sp'os 10 nc ~
trade consisting Of Fire Irons w,o9.a. 49,
T,sys sc sr for sale at SULLlV AN D. o''nei ~ ~.
avenue and W averley- place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
DApM ne.r WORKERS, FOR SALE

-Contain,pg 70 acres, Of which 20 are wooo sood
crit and wafer the land excellent SIT uat0n romantic a
bssl.by with view down Long Island mere y q nov
dwelling and all the out houses are very COCO ne
- gong abroad Pnce 81 800 There are II epp9r'nhe;
daIy ercspt Sundays at and cents fires " yes
rIes northeast Of Yonkers Station, and mes west ~
Bronryllie Harlem Railroad Apply at No ~ pay
up stars
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

I "COMPLEr1ON % Tic EhIE TtNNE IN.
LARGEMESr, ana the CGN ALLG1 s9a
BLACK RIVER CANALS asd mo hNLAhOEh ENI
Of the LOCKS % the OSwkcO SAraisi No., ..... -.
HEREBY gwen that ed proposals VII De eceMed s ne
undersigned until Of the ls.h cay OF NY
ner. st the the Canal Comm ss0ncrs IN me SIss
OF Albauy Syracuse and Buffalo for the ~ork on the 70
.o@ctve yi.,ors for dong all not usder coasf
reguIred 10 complete the above Csns's and Loes
The line resty for IspecflOa. ami flil descp-
,,op Il the work 20 be done with plans n SIT
ousrtfle, II al- specifications snd oank rOnI -
vii read, fr eTamnaton the Offices u the
in Albany Rome syracuse. Rochester, Cuba And odAA
90 and after the 2sth m.,sti. 49,.
Colartors names De s1,tea ont IN idl anu !AS"
POST Ofce address sritss below. NJ.
Each pTopOssi n Re ends' ssd prop sa4s ,,i 80
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Two LET-To small family with sat
isfactOry references, the second story consisting OF
three good rooms IN third story and one good
basement room, with sub cellar. of three story BRICK
front cling situated in Henryst Brooklyn, near Dr.
Cox's Church. Terms moderate. Address FREDERICK,
Tribune Office. or ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
MATCHES JEWELRYand SILVER

w WAhE-A very large assortment Of the newest
style n nch Jewey Of every pattern fne gold and silver
la1ies and enlens Watches and Silver Ware u the
standard IF dollars moderate prces can BE found
al r ". PACHTNANN's Jeseify Store. No 40 Canal
St Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware made 70 order and
carefully repaired California God taken IN erchanse and
made up 70 order ola lhs
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-A valuable
IN Farm, stasted on the Ridge Road. within minutes
walk Vt the Railroad Depot the village OF Port Chester
Weschester County costaing 40 II land ~
which woodland " The FIST QUALITY The above property
adjoining the Ian ds Of the late Samuel IyoR aud
desirable location, having 6ne view o Long Island and
the Sound On the sr3 ths'e hue apple orchard and
other ffuits abundance. Que half OF the purchase
sey remain bond and mortgage for term OF
ror prce and further partc nlsTs, spp to ANTHONY j.
sBLEECKER. AuctioDetr. No. Broad -. oie lw
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Schools.

BEDFORD ACADEMY, 4. WILLIAM.
IsoS Principal This Institution . located Il Relixd
Weych,s'er County 40 mics from Ne~lOrk AID no.
the Har EN- Railroad With which there daily comma
cation b, StgdeI thoroughly prepared for
,ipess or for anv class College 4 limited nRnheF II
bo,s viii md quief home and careful supervision he
family of the PRINCIPAL Terms SIC per II p wceka
The n.rt SEES ion will commence the 81 Of November
For urther particulars address the Principal lie viii esu
II the CITY On the 3th upon any parents Who may va
Al interview References gwen. Ofs Sc
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6ouses 90 Get.

NNO LET.-A three.story Brick House
- roo,os deem with basement ard cellar AL
hf,d 90 with hot and cold water sc complete Situated
above Madison square and the SHAY Po:ses.oI
gwen about the fret Of November Apply TO PIERCE
STU RTEvANT at the carpenter shop No Ia East 27hs'
o24 iws
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UApM For SALE-In Oxford, Che

u mango Co, NewYork containing abget ~ 49, 80
,,d wsii dded INTO tillabie pasture, and meadow tih1
well fenced TINS farm lies 10 the Chenaaso yalley hss
inc 30 Of Eat meadow land on the west bahk 81 tae
ryer Tn. hOrse stances within FIVE mlnutes waIs oil
eour hing Academy under the dD ectIpn Of Us able pm
email Mr. Abbott Catholic Episcopallan. Presbyter an
PsnsIst and UniveralIst Churches Will pasture ana
winter 10 head Of cattle good sabhng for TIE same
and cuts 90 tuns Of good hay for which and for other pro-
Suce good make, IS rad the village winch Is on sn
line Of the CherangO Canal and distant iIp'n ''"
o,Jv I, hours For further particulars, apply 20 o.,
~ ETHAN RAY CLARKE 70 sald QtI - T.
o,7im Or 10 SAM W. CLARKE. VS." WICK n i.
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NOR SALE-The Property now owned

j and occupied by p. II. c. Taulmsn AT Pierm0nt.
The huildngs said place two stcry bnck dwelling
house. ~ 20 feet with Of two stories ~ by 2s feet
and kitchen adjoining with ontbuidngs fences and other
improvements in srcellent and substantial order con-
nected with the above mentioned buildings one Of frame.
6led in with brick rs by 10 feet which and has for
many years been occupied "A country store and Of
the Oldest and e,egble business stands the town
The whsle are furnished with every
for comfortable and pleasant residence, also admirably
adapted point OF location aud otherwise for extensive
store business Said property the upper part of the VII
age The $50 feet front The high road ao and
the Of the lot the New York and Eric Railroad
For further part culas apply the owners the
ses, OF TO Mr.. JOHN J. LAGRAvE, No 2i9 Greenwich
st New York. -PIermcnt, n. y. Sept 49, 1851
PETER n TAULMAN,
hns CHAS FAULMAN
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nor SALE-A FARM and COUN-

LNOk SALts-A FARM and CoU "
II TRY SEAT beautifully situated near 'he vi ace #
SomerNis, New-Jersey The hoase Is nesry built
IN modern STYLE walls hard hnsh marble maniles large
piazzas bout and aad repete with every conve
nience for geRtltmans haOb- fr1ii Of all kinds sAd
sLfubbery, barn. carriage house ehonSe, sc
The farm Of ia5 u ~ which w0od The
house will be sold with less land s, the
chaser The be within quarter of mile uf tue
depOt Part Of the money remain BEAD aud mort
glec Far fcssher past'ca avs Inquire Of
oi3 gws HOMER MORGAN. No PIRe-sf.