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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-17
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MelchOr Rheiin, a worthy member of the Bap-
list Church, and Of jacksonville Division, Sons
of Temperance. His Division passed Resolu-
lions of sincere regret for his loss, and of condo
lenee with his afflicted family and relatives.
Register copy.
ASHFORD DIVISION. No. II. s. Oft, !
January I'd, 1851.
Whereas, it has pleased the Almighty Ruler
of events TO decree that all his creatures shall
return 10 that dust from which they were form
ed, and one Of our number has thereby iallen a
victim to that destroyer whose vestiges are in
every land, even in the morn of manhood and
rlpening usefulness,
Resolved, that the members Of this Division
deem it their duty, as a last indication of respect
for our deceased brother, Willie j. Askew, to
attend his mortal remains to their final resting
place, and therein observe the ceremonies insti-
tuted for our Order.
Resolved, that in the death Of Brother As
kew. we have lost the companionship ola faith,
ful and attentive member, 0ne who was ever Al
the post where duty called him, who cherished
warmly at all times the benevolent objects o
the Order, and who, by his many virtues ant
kind offices. has left US in possession Of swee
and lasting memories.
Resolved, that the members of this Division
in coincidence with the relatives and friends G
their deceased Brother, and as a mark of ihei
high appreciation Of his fellowship and nseiul
ness while one Of their number, wear the badge
o. mourning prescribed by the usages of the Oh
) der. for thirty days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-17
FOR TIE sPIRIr OF THE AGE.

FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
" At the last ii bteh like a serpent and sting
eth Ike an adder"
How true, alas how sadly true, this in
spired prophetic warning! "At the last !"
what an awful thought, the last of the drunk
ard the most beastly, aye, most hellish
stage Of mans whole life. I~ntemperance,
the monster vice of the present age, does
not burst forth atfirst with all its fearful and
terrific fury, but it charms like the Basa-
lisk" ere 1T stingeth like an adder" 1t,
linked with pleasure, offers to soothe with
tender hand, the anxious brow of care, and
impart a new delight to the pallid cheek of
woe or, with g time-honored and rOvered
custom" proffers to suage the racking pain,
or cool the fevered and diseased body. But
heed it not ; give it not one moments time,
or with "Orpheus strains it may enchain
thy gaze. and then your life, your happiness.
even your immortal soul, is the prize fol-
which it pleads. Whenever the " seductive
syren," wreathed with "circean smiles
and clad with rosy garlands, would whispel
" a pleasure" in your willing ear, remembe
! that it but speaks a milder name for tantali
, sing misery ; or, when with the hoary lock
and faltering accents Of age it speaks Q
+, " good old CUSTOM" remember that wher
duty points the way, custom seldom follows
b Like the deadly Upas, with cool invitin
shade and large outrageous shelter, it onl
affords a protection from a seeming storl
d that it may add one more victim to its in
y perishable insatiety. Remember that IL
last is yet to come, and for every imagine
n pleasure the sparkling wine cup affords yc
now, it adds a thousand pangs hereafter. :
Ie Though the way may seem pleasant and i
e yiting, tho flowers may strew the pathwa
al and seeming angels tend thy course, J
c. " at the last" the serpent will coil aroun
re your very soul and leave an impress viii
will be understood and acted upon in I
Of courts of Eternity. You may quaf t
trimming bowl with greedy deception, a
a. sip with fond delight the ruby wine ; but
IL ten to that widows heartfelt shrek and d
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-17
SOMERVILLE
FR&ARR ERgYsYWY9

= S&AA79 cave 49,
THE nez session of this school will be opened.
4 the first Wednesday in January, or the first
day ofthe month. The course Of studies is extern
sive and about the same as in our Female Collie
ges. Probably there is no community IN whlena
school could be located, for he training Of the
youth, that exeSts so linle Of unfavorable influence
and affords greater facilities for forming %viraousi
principles, and correct habits OF life. : pniioecPnf
cal and chemical apparatus, sufficient to Illustrate
most Of the principles in these sciences, Is con-
nec,ed with the school There is also a library Of
well selected books TO which the Young Ladies
have access ; and they are encoara7ed 10 spend
their time not devoted to study in usein reading.
Terms per session Of fire months. q Il
Board, (including every thing,) ~. $50
Tuition in English, according to ndvancenaents
from $i0sto SIS.
Music, including the use Of the instrument szo
Drawing and Painting, each
French, Latin, or Greek,
Needle work gratis.
Leasburg, N. C. Dec. 26, 1850. ls-3r
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-17
PHEASANT GROVE ACADEMY,

North

North Caroltna.
THE Exercises Of this Institution viii COM
L mence on Monday, the 9th Of January rexf'
under the charge Of Mr.. Edwin L. Baueits =
gentleman eminenty qualified 70 instruct m an
the branches taught in preparatory schools. Inc
Academy will be neat and comfortable, situated
abou 200 yards from the residence Of fhe subscri-
bei, known TO be one OF the most healthy locato OBS
in the State; and eQmdisrant from Louisburg and
the shocco Springs
Board can lie had with the Subscriber, al $50
7 er month, and also in the families. of Mr.. jos
eph ]. Jones, Mr.. Thomas Person, Mrs Efizebelh
Branch and others, all convenient 10 The Academy
al the above rates
Parents and guardians may rest assured, that eE-
cry attention will be paid, both 10 the morals and
literary pursuits Of the students and owing 70 the
healthiness Of fine situation, the purity Of the wafer
aud the morality of the nsighhorhood. the public
and particularly those living in the lower country,
would do well TO give this institution a uiaL
TUITION PER SESSION. @
For the Languages, and higher English
branches, SIS
Lower English branches, 10
Address The Subscriber, Louisburg, N. C.
WIN. J. BRANCH.
December LIST, 1850. l6A4t
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TO THE LADIES.

HE have on hand every kind Of chill
W DREN'S CLOTHING, thar We can
sell much cheaper Than they can be made up ia
this country. Overcoats, Sacks, Jackets and
Pants-attached and detached. Send in your
orders, together with the measure and age. (
OLIVER s. PROCTOR
November 8, 1850. J. II /:
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LOuisburg, Dec. Is. l7-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
TELEGRAPH.


TELEGRAPHIC.- Citizens and Stran-
IL gers are invited 70 call ard examine the operation OF
ne MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH AZ
E0RToNs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
Ia Broadway, New-YorA
The immense Success attending tho adaptation Of Ohm
sleAd's Patent Telegraph Bsliery TO the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced The subscriber 70 accept nom the hsnusc-
iuren,
hossrs T. SMITH co n Fultonst
appointment - sole Agent l the sale thereof and ney
VIII hereafter oe kepS constantly on sale ~
NOkTONs TELEGRAPHlCR ROOMS,
In Croadvay, New-Ycrk
Yhe ohnstesd Patent Magnetic Machine for MEDICAL
purposes IL entirely dfeTcn from any other medical in
srnenis that person can fora proper idea OF lis ad
gentages without witnessing ts opoons when they VIII
he found apparent ~ 70 render Sgnrneni supeuous
Fhe current Of electricity isc0mpeey under Inc control Of
she operator and can nom almost iapetcepahiy be grad-
nslly Increased 70 any strength The patenl NAV desire
while instead Of feeling the painful spasinodie catracton
on he muscles produced by al other medical Instruments
entle current towing pleasantly through tho nervoassy
tenn Telegraph Companies are respectfully informed thai
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
snnsrsfns h kep, constantly on sale Il
MOTIONS TELE9RAPHIC ROOMS.
IN Broadway. New.York,
.xhere All orders must be addressed OIL FMkWa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
JEWELRY.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill.

WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILL
w YER WARE-Thoss who with 10 purchase
WATCHES or yEWELRY, viii 6nd II greatly 70 their
Advantage 70 call on the subscriber who 10 constantly 70
eeving al descriptions Of gold and silver watches direct
nom ne manufacturers In England, France and Swizsr.
land which be selling wholesale and retail at he
very lowest prices
Ladies' and Gennemens Gold Watch Chains Diamond
Rings and Pins Gold and Silver Spectaces Sterling Silver
spoons Cups. Forks &c
Gold Watches a. low a. % TO SIS each Watches and
Jeweiry exchanged. AL Watches warranted 70 keep
good time, or the money returned Watches Clocks and
Jewsly repaired In tbs bes, manner and warranted al
much less than the usual prices
GEO. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches snd Jswelry
cso sm' Wholesale Ect Retail 81 Wa e. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

AsALE The BELLEVUE DYEiNG EsFABL'SS 81.
MENT on Twenty ST. near Firstay WI oe 500 p~
for cash good security. a lie present o"s15 ta7
time n devote the business. Inquire a. 10 IA
Neyv-York li' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
WINDOW SHADES.
INDOW SHADES! GILT COR

WINDOW SHADES! GILT COR
about furnishing their windows with the above artcles
vii hnd Al }. c. W0ODFORDS, 295 Broadway, ths
largest and beet assortment ~ the city several styles
never before introduced IN New-York. Lace and MHsin
Curtsins Drspery Tsssels Loops Pins Banda Cornices
&C Families purchasing OF Tie subscriber may rely upon
getting krs article and a. low Il IL possible 10 I'M
port msnufactnreiI Merchants buyiRg wholesale viii
and decidedly 10 their advantage 70 call before purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
A FARM FOR SALE-In the town

mo- Easicbeser, about miles from Bronxvile De pot
about l25 acr-s, with GOOD BUILDINGS, and in high
state of cultivation, with choice selection OF FRUIT
sad Farm sdjons the land OF the late John Townsend and
L. Andrews The and nOrh. and the village Of
PelhamVile the south IN view Of and about mile from
he New. Haven Railroad snd may be divided into four
pasts with good building sites, and vii be sold 10 parts
together OBehsf the price may reuGn on The farm In
QUire OFF BAILEY, 10 Wal o. or DC the farm, 70
do 4weods CALEB MORGAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian
IA Corn Flour and Indian Corn Farins dried and manu-.
featured by Ssors Patent Processes may be- obtained
Of the following and other respectable GrOcers In this City;
IA g. GreeDw God, 487 Broadway.
w s. Wait, SOL Esst Broadway.
Albert T. Albro, SIS B0wery
Tbos b. 4 w g. PitmsR, 265 Hudson-st
Thos Hope 4 Co. cor Chambers and West Broadway.
William Robert Balagh, Chambersst
Park & TilGDrd, ll2 Sixih-ay.
A. T Hiebie 1870 Firsi-av.
o. Angevine, 228 Sixth av.
John W. Cook ThTteentl-st. and Fifhav
r.. Deming, g. Third-8v.
Morris Fowler, University place, cor. Twelnh-s-
Yale Union place.
Crawford, ZOE Henry-st.
Knapp Beam Gal Houson-st.
w f.. & w. Sparks, 80 LeXngton-aV.
Indian Com Flour" sdesgned for making Bread, Pud-
ding Cakes and for mixing with Wheat Rye Buck
wheat Flour and will be found trial very superior
ce IL is put In double papered packages Of lbs and
In boxes OF one dozen each.
"lndisn Corn FsTina, entirely new and most deli
cous article for making Puddngs Mush &c and will prove
an admirable substitute for Rice Samp and He pmony. As
article for the composition of Puddngs this Farna has
rraL Ills put up In h. papers In beautiful style and
In boxes of4 dozen EACH al the extremely low price Of
Ct cents per single package.
These articles are sold at wholesale by Messrs Allen
Whittesey q Southst; J. NJ. HOyt Sons l76 Washing
and Of @. Benson, SO SOuh-st al the Mills.
Consumers can obtain Of the GIocers pamphlet OF is
pages entitled, Remarks Indian Corn its Preserve
ton and Manufacture, with Recipes for Cooking" &c.
Orders addressed TO Il. BRONSON, Agent Atlantic
Dock Mills Company, Nos. II, 49, 10 and % Atlantic Dock,
Brooklyn, HewYork III receive prompt attention and dis
patch. 10 6meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
Cp4NIsH LANGUAGE-ORAL SYS

- TFM-PROF VINGUT Of the University OF new,
WORK h about TO form classes one or L1es au1
another for Gentlemen meet twice weeA az me hour
Inost suitable TO the majority of the applicants a. pa
wav Six lessons will ne given grans 70 tne scuosIs sn'
thew NAV Judge by themselves Of the system ana me pro
press thew may expect make after when nose
snsv wish 10 continue will form the class al the ra o 80
per OF "A Lessons when t1e ,
fdioms OF the language viii be taught so as 70 @
scholsr afer few lessons understand the antuage
WITH sPoAeH o"O ~ 10 jill q
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COURAUD'S MARVELLOUS ITAL-

~ IAN INDICATED SOAP viii insure, 10 any lady
using H. a dazzling white skn and rosy cheeks. The
medcamelts Of which It 10 composed OF powerful
nature that the host or cutaneous dshguremelt-such
reduess, roughness, tan sunburn, sAOwness freckes,
piHpes letter SAT- rheu, chaps chaes, hbains, ke
smooth and transparent and altogether lovely Neither
maiden, wife nor mother, sheud any other delightful
glorious compound ever used, making rich creamy ather,
in salt or hard wafer well as son GOURAUD'S POU.
DIRE SUBTLE IL warranted uprOot superfuous hair
from any part Of the human body GOURAUD's MEDl-
GATED HAIR RESTORATIVE Will prevent badness,
and restore The hair TO places whence Il has fallen of
VIII also give to dry and wry hair rich moisture and
msgriherui soilness and gloss GOURAUD'S LIQUID
ROUGE imp6rts 70 pale lips and cheeks permanent
stsiu. GOURAUD'S INSTANT ANGUS LIQUID HAIR
d Is The best article invented for changing red gray
bar 70 beautiful back or brown Ia few minutes GOU
RAUDS LILY WHITE removes instantaneOusly fdshes,
reouess .saOwness, roughness &c The genuine articles
are 10 be had only Of Dr. FELIX GOURAUD 81 Walker
81 hrst store from mot I'M Broadway; Calender 20
south1 hiId-st Philadelphia Bates jordan, % Wash
ineton-st Boston IS lmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

u CITY PROPEKTY-The Farm, known as dOWAd-
place. containing about 200 acres situate the South Bay
near the village of sayve, Long Island formerly the resi-
dence Of Capt Marcena Munson About halt the land 10
under high of cultivation and the whole lies soping
beautifully toward the beach and capable Of great pro-
duciOn
The mansion surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn shaded with trees aud shrubbery-cOntAliA
about 20 rooms in good condition, and has been recently
painted coach houses stabng for IL horses one OF the
largest barns the Island; houses for ice, milk, coal
smoking tools &C. cattle sheds. pig pens corn house, &C
All the main Travelled road, about quarter OF a mile
from the wafer, with handsome avenue leading 10 the
beach. This is undenisby very desirable residence
from peculiarly of SOIL the purity and abundance oil wa
ter Qhere three wells OF son water, beside several
springs the premises,) modified sea ar-the balmy
hree the beautiful bay rendering deciOusy cool
In Summer and quite temperate In winter. These advan'
tages of the most healthy locations TO beiOund
There the place young orchard OF about $50 trees
Of ected grated fruit and extensive garden filled
with great variety OF small fruits. plants grapes &c
Game RbOunds in the vicinity and the most enthusiastic
disciple of Isaac Walton be grRhed 70 bis hearts Do
sire with the hh and oysters from the Bay and Trout In
shoals on his and the neighborng streams Manure
of the quality constantly depOsing on the beach In
large quantities. and therefore only labor or carng
From every part Of the place is an extensive view OF the
Bay and Ocean beyond.
The distance from New York is about 50 miles. Time
hours by Railroad. ,,,,
If moi sold entire by the LIST OF February will be divided
and sold In cottage lots Terms moderate and most OF the
purchase money can remain bond and mortgage do
IA If New-YOFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, Be-

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, Be-
longing 10 the Of the late Jacob Duryee situated
about mile of the village of Newtown, L. on the
Trains Meadow Road between Astoria and Newtown, and
four miles from Willismsburgh The said Farm contains
about so acres the Of which is good ulabe land,
variety OF Fruit Trees and good substantial and large
In one parcel and contains young bearing Apple Orchard
Of selected fruit and excellent location for dwelling
house Ii not sold by Thursday the 10Th Jan 1881, II Wal
then be offered al auction Wheelers Public House, In
the village OF Newiown - O'Clock For particulars in
quire on The premises, or al 49, PErEk DUKfEEs,
IL 2Ws 2Ol Greenwich ST cor. Nesey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
INSTRUCTION.


TDITCATION.-Miss S. NJ. AKIN has
M cor,,,en ED a BOARDING. SCHOOL 10 the JACK
= xss,sin corner OF Flabush and La fayeiIe avenues
,[ckion The Grounds sufficiently large 70 eanit %
se without leaving the place Tne location is healthy
80 nec,iiary adapted Tor school, Every itenu91 WI
he PAID 70 The health Of pupils an1 the expansion Q, me
lei carefully promoted Tire mode Of Instruction y go
rsllv desig1ed TO qualify pupils TO conduct tneInoe
with selEfespect In every stu aiion that an ,ide
dence may ~ TO place Them ApPees 70 ,osissd OF
used Incentives
ssvevV M nroTnote The great ends OF Eduearion- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
N ENGLISH LADY accustomed to

IN TUITION IL d. srOus Of an enessSd'"i nst-ct adults
daily resident gOveress Or she IN S5dion to The usu
a. of edncatiou she would each MUSIC fie1cn anu
Drawing would also lake me Sse OIL eSe Ea
excePhonsDe feieie" il3 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
NO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS,

TENO LEASE FOR TEN YEARS, 7
4 full LOTS, lying together Fihy-second and Ffly'
third SITS 500 feet essery from Filh ayenue-Fhy-thrd
street is being graded For sale with Builders Loan, two
full Lots on the souihery side OF Twenythrd-street rs
feet westerly from the Second avenue. Also on Twenty
secondstTeet the Sixthavenue, two new story
Houses with tea rooms handsomely finished have gas and
all modern Croon fixtures &C Price So 500 Also few
Houses the block Of Stone front Houses on Twenty
hird.st between The Fourth and Lexington avenues APP
ply TO s. RICHARDSON go East Twenty third street,
fourth house from Fourth Of said block. d3 ueod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
PATENTS.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
II BEOsTEADS, BEDS, MATTRESSES and FEATH-
ERs ever offered for sale, at WlLLARD'S Warehouse
$50 Chsthan-sl OF Mulberyst The attention Of
housekeepers and Others IL particularly called TO WINS
patent right and len bedseRd. Old beds renovated
cots Wholesale and retail. d@ I'M
4 ETTER FIaES.-Tho Patent LEAF
-E<HOLDER, an entirely new style OF LETTER FILE,
for holding Letters Invoices Bills or oher papers for con-
venen reference believed 10 DO FAR superior 10 anything
now IN for that purpose Those requiring such N sr
ale are requested call and examine for sale wholesale
md retail by the Agents for Nsw-York City.
o26 BELL 4 GOULD. Sgstoners. &c. l5S Nasssu-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
HATS.

FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just fin
lshed, the masl splendid article ever offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS a TIE low Price OF S. usuaIlVsod
II g. Alsc, - article 81 81 50. Neat Hh1 9: 81
8ROWn
d8 In uS Csnatss one door ron saiIiy.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
MEDICINES.

DR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP
IIIMPORTANT DISCOVERY.-Recent Investigations
have demonstrated the existence Ofnumerous Animal aud
Vegetable PRrssss heh oun the Teeth OF mos. ~
ovduas and contribute largely to the accumulation OF inc
Tartar the decay Of The Teeth SC An elective RENE
dy these evils has long been desderatum That
DIR WATERs's TOOTH SOAP,
Of the valuable Preparations ever offered ID the
public single . cent cake will saisiy aoy one OF It's
valuable pToueries Sold Wholesale and retail al
PRICES MEDICINE DEPOT, loo FULTONS ST.
Sun Building. sld by Druggists generally
- Circulars containing accurate drawings OF the Aui-
msculae referred with The recommendations o. several
Professional men, may be- tad gratutoNhy on application
as above. JioOl NJ In D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
NEAFNE SS CURED.-Dr. LUrENER's

DEAFN ESS CURED.-Dr. LUTENERs
HEAR INFIRMARY 258 Broadway aud q Warren ST.
open daily from until for the exclusive treatment OF Ear
dease-dea.ness discharges rom the external Ear, and
the various distressing noises IN the head removed without
,k or pain. Consultation fee, BY letter or otherwise 81
Unpaid letters refused
CAuTIoN!-The Deaf cautioned against applying to
hose sefstyled Aursts They, with their snowy signs
ike the many advertised quack oils, traps set by I'M
prncpled kIaves 10 catch the unwary Those mpOsers
are not merely confined 10 this city alone, but are sprngng
up ike mushrooms In other cities.
DR. LUTENERS unprecedented success Is the eanse OF
those fungshke Aursts Dr. Luener mas no connection
with any other person. and Ia The only recognized Aurst In
the United States. dA lmF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13
THO PRINTERS,-For Sale at a great

THO PRlNTERS,-For Sale at great
Il bargain an old established job Printing Office. ocs-
ted OF the business portions OF tbs city Has
good run of custom and transient work with four presses
aud every facility for executing the same The only object
In selling Is that the Is obliged TO leave the cy
close the business Any person having from $500
$500 Will find this opportunity seldom 10 be mel with
For further particulars, address by letter postpaid 70
near w ashington New ork. lA5 Wv
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no LET.-THE SCHENECTADY

ITO LET.-THE SCHENECTADY
Il LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE WORKs-The under
signed Receiver of the Estate called The schenecad
Locomotive Engine Works" lately occupied by =. . nor
The nj hi to the lessee 10 purchase the same.
These works sre located In the City oil Scnenec'aly
with convenient access by means Of short lateral rail-
road the great railroads which meet ana diVoIse
bee The buildings are new, constructed of Drck with
slate roofs being 46 et by 80 in IT, DIMENSIONS anu
four others Of similar character Of lesser dmenson an
planned and erected extensive and convenient scale
Among these slsrRe Iron and Brass Foundry Pattern
Shop &c The tools and machinery among which IL ln
cuded Engine Of so horse power are Of the most
approved Kind The bulldogs located on site OF iour
Of land. and in connection herewith belongs l0l
situate the Erie Canal convenient for the receipt Of coal
and other freight The competent judges pronounce
works in view Of their locality and extensive ani per-
feet character the most desirable Of any In the mon
The will be very reasonable aud possession can be
given Immediately. Dated Schenectady Jan !, lSol
ile Saw4w A. l. LINN. Receiver, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-13

AT PRIVATE SALE-Eight Desirable
IN BUILDING LOTS, all lying in one parcel, on FIJI
ty Third and yourh ST. between the Filth and
Sixth avenues commencing $40 feet east of the sixthav
Said being each in size 25 feet front and rear by 100
feet inches depth For price terms and further parc
lars apply TO ANTHONY ). BLEEGhEk,
IL lw AuctiOneer, 7 Broad st