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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06
Mutual Fire ms. Co.,
MONTPELIER. VT.

Of Fire Insurance by examining the First Annu-
al Report of the Directors Of the Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, made up to the
lst Of August last and the principles upon which
its affairs are conducted by its efficient officers
and Board Of Directors. Tho report Is very full
and plain, and clearly demonstrates the prime
pies on which the company is based, which op-
pear to be eminently Just and equitable to all in
sufcd.
by the Charter the property is divided into
two sep,rdie and distinct classes, each class be-
ing liable for it, own losses and expenses and
not each for the other; while the expenses not
incident to either class, are borne by each in
proportion to the amount insured.
The FARMFns' Class has been in operation
less than IL months having issued 3l30 Policies,
insurng property to the amount Of S2,i7O,O76 90.
Premium notes s5i,353 s. Cash premiums
collected in advance and interest on same, $40
100 80. After deducting whole amount Of
losses expenses and Attachments amounting to
SI.5ss ~, it leaves q cash capital on hand Of
S61sl &c. The losses during the whole period
amount to only Sl,773 -.
in tins class policies are issued for fye years,
and nothing but dwelling-houses, barns and out
buildings, and personal property in Ike build
ings, are insured
Upon this description Of property the losses
are comparatively light, and the amount ncccs.
sary to meet losses and expenses may be more
nearly calculated than upon the more hazardous
classes Of property. The assessments would
also be tri1ng and would, in n great measure,
be consumed in collecting. For this reason, the
Directors have adopted the plan of taken adr-
Gnce pay TO meet the losses during good por
ton of the five yeags-and thus avoid the meal.
culable trouble, expense and losses incurred by
companies that depend upon yearly assessments
The amount required in advance, however is
shown by tins report to be but about ONE .uALr
what it has cost 20 insure the same amount the
last five years in the other State company.
The advantages of having money on hand to
meet losses as soon as ascertamed have been
found 10 be very particularly in replacing
farm property OF certain seasons Of The year
Cortlc tes 70 this effect from several who have
sustained losses, and, uiso, highly commencing
the honorable course of the Directors IN settling
tie same, are appended to the Report
. he MERCHANTS ASH MEcHANics' Glass has
been in successful operation since the 18Th of
FEB. last, aud up TO the lst Of August, had ls-
sued 81 Policies, msulng property 20 the a-
mount Of s44Il69 C0-pcmum notes sGo-
763 62,-cash premiums and assessments otder-
cd, S2913 30. Total amount Of LOSSES eSpon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Mr. Enron: Dear Sir Whereas it has
been the received opinion of large proportion
of the iree citizens of the State of Nennont, that
the s called Vermont Stnte Asylum, at Bratte-
horo was the creature of the State. and the pres
ent incumbent has SO proclaimed IT, this commu.
ncatlon Is 10 set the people Of this State right
on this subject II Is private institution, char
tered by the Legislature OF this Site
Furthermore, IL is well ascertaued fact, that
the Rev stlman Morgan Withdrew the petition
he preferred a few days since, by the influence
OF Dr. Rockwell. through his and the instrument
talty Of some of his friends, over the clergy of
this vicinity and by their threats of Withdrawing
their patronage and support he Morgan, being
dependeG, on their patronage,l that unless lie
Withdrew bis petition, they would withdraw their
patronage and the Rev Sulluan Morgan, be-
ing poor man, with great reluctance, withdrew
hls petitions; aud thus the evils growing ont of
the malpractice, and cruelty, and abuse, of the
patients by the present officers against which
base conduct there has from time To time, been
many and grievous compiaints,) will continue,
TIL some person or persons, independent Of hui
man influence shall arise, and move the Legis-
lature 20 immediate action. Il has been sugges-
ted by many, that he Rev. Siillman Morgan be
recalled and caused TO testify before the Leqis-
lature, at It's present session. why he withdrew
hls petition, that the truth or fact may be fully
made known and established,
MANY or THE PEOPLE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

The .Naiioual hdeligenocr states that Gov.
Williams message does not receive general
commentator" from the Wing press in Vermont,
and quotes a single fault-dnlmg paragraph from
the Windsor Journal, and an apororag paragraph
from the 81. Adams Messenger. We are very
much inclined to the belief that the message has
received "genenl Communications" from the
Wing press, the Wing people and all sorts OF
people in Vermont. The iauh-Gndcrs are ex-
ceptons to the general rule, SO far as our obser-
walton extends.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Georgiu. Cobb's majority Union far g.
ernor is ls,5s9 The Union majority in III.
gislature on JOINT ballot is los The old N.
and locoioco party lines were dsregardo5
election, and the test was Union Or Seces....
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

a. One of the persons killed in the late col.
lision, on the New York and New Haven Rail
road, was George Johnson of Derby, VT, who
was acting as brakeman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Pennsylvania Election. The official returns
of the vote for Governor. in Pennsylvania, give
Bigler Dem, ls6,507; Johnston, Wing, l7s,-
o7o-Bgler's majority, 1897.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

The Democratic Conrcif'on-C Coalition Sec
hon. We are told that tls convention was as
large as usual in the afternoon not large in the
evening; and that though the resolution declar-
ing the fugitive slave law unconstitutional was
objected to, il ultimately passed without dis
sentng vote. Thus much by way of correcting
the account published by US a few days ago
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Bho b'Giss J. L. Bosworth of Berlin has
sent us tunip weighing II pounds and cab
Oage weighing 10 pounds. Orange county must
Try again
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06
SENATE

SEN a h.
. o'ctocK P. ~
Resolutions BY Mr. Howe, that the Judiciary
committee be instructed to inquire into the OK
/ pedleucy Of permitting the parties to suit to
testify, and of making statute provision by
which the pccuni1ry interest ofa witness, in the
result of any suit shall only affect his credblity,
and not his competency. and 20 report by bill or
otherwise; adopted.
Mr. Seymour called up the resolution rel ting
to the publication Of the Compiled Statutes and
directing the Secretary of State TO exercise his
privilege in the contract with Mr. Goodrich, aud
raise the price 10 cents per volume ON the 25C0
vols. contracted to Mr. Goodrich
The memoranda orihe contracts with the pub
fishers Messrs T. P Walton & Son, were read,
from which. ana the information given by the
Library committee, ON the contract with MIR
Goodrich, it appeared that by adding IS cents
per volume, the books would be sold at Sl,55 per
copy, and without the addition, at Sl50. Mr.
Royce hoped the Senate would mot act upon the
resolution now, as it might be construed so as
TO affect the contract with Messrs. Nations,
or as dischurging Mr. Goodrich and his suretcs
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'O'.o" w - y, 0'''''u - nc c.,c
the Senate, and five from the House De raised
TO take into consideration the report Of the com
miitee appointed by the Governor 20 consider
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

u We publish the following, inasmueh MS
the author has given us his name, ana also for
the reason that it will serve TO second the appli-
cation Of the officers of the Institution for an OK
animation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

HOUSE
Prayer by the Rev. T.. J. Scott.

Prayer by the Rev. f. J. Scott.
BNwtrreh B, NJ Martin Of Ltnlgroyc,
relating to the admission Of Attorneys to prlc-
tee law; any person tweny-one years Of age
aud Of sound mind, provided he obtain :ertii-
cato 70 That effect from the minority ofth Civil
Authority where he resides may be admitted as
an attorney to the General committee.
Adjourned to Tuesday morning.
SENATE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Bills introduced and referred By Mr. Royce,
in reference TO the title Of real estate in this
State TO the committee on the Judiciary. BY
Mr. Baldwin, to pay Tappan Stevens the sum
therein mentioned for expenses incurred in ar
resting a horse thief; to committee on Claims
From the House,-For the preservation Of fish
in Wheelock pond to Senators from Caledonia
county. Relating to original papers offered in
evidence to committee on the Judiciary. To
incorporate The ST. Adams and Bakersfield plank
road company to committee on roads.
Reports Of COMMITTEES. BY Mr. Batchelder,
from committee on Manufactures, in favor of
bill TO incorporate the Dorset Railroad and Man
ufactunng Company, with several amendments,
which were ordered, and the bill laid on the IA.
bic, on motion of Mr. Keith
The Senate passed the bill relating to Say
ngs Banks; also, the bill incorporating the
IIydeville Slate Company.
The Senate took up the bill in amendment of
the act constituting the Atlantic and st. Law
renee Railroad Company a corporation, within
this State, il being the special order at this
time and on motion Of Mr. Baldwin, it was or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

NOR SALE.-The splendid country resi-
n -. he e.ts,e Of the late GEORGE RICHMOND
embracing ninetysx acres OF ehoce land oeznuia,y
s'1 slong he Rsrtau River about twO miles f0 The
~ " = , Bruuswick which can Ouv be sopreciat
30 by an examination The buildings include arge aud
convenient dwelling 10 p-fiec, eroer. good .n Oar,
go uouse Ice Houses &c &C The grounds sr1uai
usson are decorated with forest shrubbery snd fruit
trse, of the choicest KIDD Information IN regard terms
ard olher particulars may De obtained application
70 PETER C0NOVER, 30 George-si- New ruas-
wick III jaw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

4 GENUINE TEAS.-Thc Canton Tea
~ Company hereby appnSe the public that they now
prepared 10 retail every variety OF TEA 81 lower prices
hSn any other establishment uniformly do rheir ex
ensive wholesale trade always requiring them 70 keep 90
hand very large assortment purchaser retail
sary derives many advantages by usding with them,
witch will fall 70 obtain elsewhere City and country
families would greatly consult their interests by duly
garding this advertisement This Is the Oldest Yea Com
raoy IN The ciy. Their only establishment "a a. rs Chat
bs1n-E between Pearl and Roosevelt snd hsy have
Do branch stores.
Grocers supplied IN small quantities Is o~ Is oy ne
chest llS 5m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

ZINC PAlNT.-The subscribers having
IA been appointed Agents for the of this
TOr PAINT, Manu- 'sc,ured by the NEW JERSEY EX-
PLORlNG AND MINING CO. are now prepared 10 exc
cute orders for the same 10 any extent
This PAINT having stood the tests, s now
offered the public Paint 10 ell respects peor
White Lead Thepubc are respectfully invited TO cali and
examine for themselves
PATENT LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, BAR AND
PIG LEAD. constantly Cd hand and for sale
SAMUEL q. CORNELL l. Co.
2lf5m No. 2iJ Water-st New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

ITO LET--Or a two years lease for
sale OF the three rooms az at present occupied by Dr..
Lutener q WarensL Possession first OF May To be seen
from g MI g. III I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

WINDOW SHADES AND TRIM
w MlNGs, by .K aIKER & Co. importers and man
ufacurers OF Transparent Window Shades, English and
German Oh Cloths Buff and White Lnsns 4c wholesale
and retail the Oldest establishment In the United States
No ISL Chatham and defy all competition and wiz sol
suy Of their stock lower prices Than can be found 10 this
City. All Shades warranted not 10 curl OF stick.
N. B-The trade furnished with English and American
Csmbrics, Paints. &c, al the lowest pnces.
SLIM G. K. RIKER l. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
SAIEOR TO LET.-A HOUSE

II containing seven finished Room with aeSo. S,l
acre Of Ground attached, Pleasantly sllnslec IN uS AZ
fn two miles OF the New-Yoyk and Newhsven ks,lrosd
Siason q Rye and About iale from Rye sesen va hs
premises Is barn convenient for keeping nOrso a1o
csriage Also near The above premises snd ~l' - 49,
OF he Landing from which packet runs weeky o u
Ground suitable Tor erecting buildings tor sny ~ i6aN
ms purpose For further particulars inquire ot SO.N
GEDNEl near the premises 90 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
DRY GOODS.

ELEGANT SHILLING DE LANES
1LAt BURDETTS Cheap Dry Goods Store SO Walker
sg-Tne above De LANES have just been receives from
sUci warranted equal 70 any sell for is Cd
yard Also fine lot ~ Bcachad shirngs from I'd
10 yaro tine Engsh Shngs by the piece Al L.
ecul. 20 York Els al Is ID. l0t Of su perine Irish
Liners Is 2s Cd. s.. and - yard. Ladies' light aud
while KID Gloves. Paris made. IS 90 pair equal W S.
Gloves Gents white and DARK Kid Gloves & pair.
2fa- GEORGE C. BURDETT, $50 WsKersL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
WONDERFUL INVENTION

NTONDERFUL INVENTION
w WARRENps WROUGHT IRON THRESHING
MACHINE for Wheai, ana all kinds OF Grai1 warraa.ed
to 90 twice much work with the same power As any
machine eXant IL break become disabled, and
Goes lis work thorough small ami portable and viii
ueutv wears IN constant Largest intended 70
Whes Rye and Oats. thirty inches square Will lhresh 400
bushels oaily with four hOrses, price $50; "a size $50
tushels VIII horses SIS; Sd size $50 bushels SIS To
t1resh Corn Rice, Clover Timothy FLAX, Broom Corn
end Ell small seeds another Under furnished 10 RI the
same frame OF SO SIS and SO. rais cyn
Ger will thresh Wheat, Rye and Oss vel hrst.
hut uoiso rapid Pnce Of lgst cylinder with frame, $50
$40 $50 Separator and cleaner be attached a. the
usual extra ANY power will answer If the cylinder
csed by pulley OF IA inches diameter viii attain speed
Of LOT less than 0O revolutions per minute Two horse
lever power S6o four horse, $50 Township, County and
State Rights for sale by
JOSEPH 9. GILBERT, 2i5 Pearl st
No letters answered without postage prepaid, except
they contain orders. j3l 2awlm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
SALE OPPOSITE THE

y Village OF Port Chester Westchestsr Co n. \. on
Brsrn River ana within lo n'nnles " tx ~ mr. NV
sd New aven Depot Port Chester. one hours DE
from cOusiung sbuut 81 acres OF LAud as
premises Farm House Barn ard other OUT Oua,ns'
Ard goOd orchard OF grated trui. and vsr-y Oi REM
Cherry end Plum Trees sisO. Cqrrants Tpr.-oery So
vines. &C From close proximity % tn VI age an1 10
Large portion u the Farm bordering he River i"lch
Il uAvga he for large vesssls miraby czcusied 20
be divided into Building Lots. Two Of me- 'ris cpnf1-
iug AbOut IS commands rnasnncrnt view 81 h'i
tn surrounding country Also, splendid buhdlng -.
within short distance Of the Sound, containing about
seres on which IL fine grove Of Forrest Trees Inc
whole will be sold verv low to close concern FOR terms
srply TO JAMES Z BEERS. Counsellor al Law, P0r1
Chester. n. Y orr III BeekmsE-st New-fork
$50 lmMW AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
&P. CoATs's SIX CORD SPOOL

~ COTTON.-The vendeFs and consamsrs u our spo,,
Couors hereby informed Ihsi have &c i1serss,
v5aivv-r efIber directly Indirectly IN s manufacture
se u any Other aTucle .! BpoO Cotton imported
the United Staies the which bers. spool
name Ia fol- - 2. COATS" add tssl Of Andrsv
Coets General Agent for the United Ssles and zks
leave a. the tine state. Thai al Threads are
manufactured BY Ourselves, wiic.H own premises.
Having recently made atditOns Worn
which viii rstsrINiy Increase production hope II
nture able keep pace with the constantly inere.s
rg demand from the United StsieA
Our grxfss MARIA having hy mary decisions Ne
NIL protection Of The Law COurls sha 70 pros
srute al trfrfngenents Of hem. J. r COATS,
ANDREW COATS, General Agent
us SIN 10, thc United stztes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

EvOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY
n RESIDENCE sipsi-d In the pleasant village Of
Huehronvile, Duchess Co. n \. one unie from New
eentemsn doing business IN tie City Double two-story
Souse contsinifg nine Good Weller D. los door
Barn carriage house, etc all la complete repair Fweve
erspe vines &C sc Inquire o. +. D. MAIZE. lOs Mni-
Fsv Al or of B POLLOCK, on The premises le I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

a the Empire State Wachuseu, Rockingham Manches-
ter Dover Hope. American Willaasvtle Elwei Wsl
than New. Bedford York Premium, Rhode islaod Med
way Uxbrdge Portsmouth, Mowry, Chelmsford and othsr
Mls for export or The trade for sale by
i29u NEsMIfH d CO. s. and s. Pt.s-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

NOR SALE.-A Beautiful Brass Can
u non Of Oo0 lbs weight mounted on double csrsge
40 As no tnrn in any direction II was made gith great
care and is suitable for California Canton vessel II
can be seen at the store of Gsuu Derrcksop 59 s9uts
lar n GAUNT DERRICKSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

GMn CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
GNNORANaE PRINTs.-Superor In quality Of wost
and variety OF style. for sale BY c. 3 LIZ BAkOH,
S. Pino-xl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
LNOR SALE-A HOUSE and Luz
, desirable RESIDENCE

u in ~ Orange, N j. thres minutes walk 10 depot
stores churches DC aud hour Jersey City suitable
Tor gentleman doing business 10 tho city. Two story
attic and basement house with twosory addition contain
ing eleven rooms cellar aud closets good water, barn,
stable, carnage, chicken and pig house about two ana
~. fu shrbbery and shade trees cows fowls &c. In
QUire OF 7. hiNGS ,I5 ~ 0rahso, VI
Aso-Ten Lots In Ons plot and about six Ia another near
Sn-Ir =; 81 Grandst 1871 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
LNAYLOR,S FIRST PREMIUM

TRANSPARENT SOAPS-Nouee TO Dealers and
C,,srmers-The most extensive establishments for toe OK
cns,ve manufacture Of FANCY SOAPS IN the United
So. nos ben erected nv n w c. TAYLOR, on Nlnn-
:, bsyy@p Green and Coates sis The superior sapons-
ceous Compound Transparent and other Toilet sosps oy
yb,rb TAYLORS hsve scquirrd their great reputation.
row manufactured In unlimited quantities. and with me
Oh degree of excellence 10 consequences OF Ine sdyan
TO-. ssirsd hy increasing their Manufacturing facilities
,sis ,bssr s. ans are row offered dealers on much
more favorable than heretofore The subscribers as
800 Istor 10 The perfectng Of ali operations In their
estsbsbl,ent and promise their customers every I'M
movement hist ong experience can suggest -.
-Four Silver Medsls THE highest premium were swaoev
Tor the sosps In s48 and 1880 by the franklin nsAuts OF
Penn.vvspjs and the American Institute Of Newly x
These s ANS can be procured m New-fork Of WIN H.
Csrv A Co Haviland Reese Co, WIN. Brewer, 4 b.
Hsvilspd & Co, D. Berren jr Co, Marvin Noch,
turers. r. w " Ia -Oi'' ''"''F
ia lmeodF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
mo LFT IN SOUTH BROOKLYN,

n furnished or uufUrnished, the hfs class story and
easement BRICK HOCsE win eight fl los Of ground a.
Tue n,rlh west corner OF Clinton and CAfroi IS s04-l
Brookivn The Garden Is well stocked with Fruit aud
shrubhsry Of kinds and ne House N perfect lrier AMI
the sunure OF the fsl class Possession c9n oe hsl o.
The let Uf March Appy % bhl u A SdlA tON
e,FSH. f47l Ws4.-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

TO LEr-The principal part Of peas
ant.v located House near the Washington place ana
ULversiy consisting Of two perlorS ioIr DeuIOos pau
ION water II remainder psrl w be occuPle9 oS tMO
or three grown persons. Distance from Cy iiA,l ~,
iDrtes walk References exchanged. Please adaIess '"
y Tribune Office for three DAYS. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
LvOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

H. CITY PROPERTY-A FARM containing 81 acres,
In the town OF Yonkers, Westminster County, situated
about e miles from the city, three miles from Yonkers WI
laQe and on the main rosd leading 10 Tuckaho Depot
where the railroad stop daily On tbe premises are
new two story house large kitchen adjoining good Dan
aud all other outbudngs also, an orchard OF
the very best fruit and variety ofpesch and other ut
fTees SC Said farm viii be sold cheap and on sccommo
dating terms For further particulars apply al % Dey-
nj NY. lf D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

sHAWLs AND MANTiLLAS.
- ;. MILLS. ConIsnd-st. New York,
He would invite tie pGucuiaT attention Of Merchants
ebOul ysiiirg the Cry, b. New Sylcs o. Spring and
Summer shaws. Of every description, Low receiving per
recent ARRIVAL Also. Lace, MDsls sCd a. klcs Of Slk
msatas MANUFACTURED from re Par Patterns received
Ter lest steamer and PsiacIlay 4dapgse Tor ae Spring
Trade.
PARAsCLs AND UMBRELLAS
splendid stcct o. gEingec, and Plain Edge GnghAn.
Suk sna Turk Satin Psras1ls. ard Cotton and Glazhau
Umofelts. AL oi which 81. bs OEeEod q extremely low
prices.
~ Wire Slow sands, for exhibiting shawl. and Mao
uLss In cases for shipping 4OfU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
NOR SALE AT HIGH BRIDGE

There are q few VILLAGE LOTS. from half an acre
Az ID zee acres in size situated the High Bridge,
on he Westchester side Of The Harlem River They have
frorI on the river OF upwards OF Two thousand feet
These lots and hne view OF the High Bridge and
The Harlem River sso gres. variety Of other beautiful
scenery They will be for SAFE, at the present prices Only
few days Apply TO D. 3. WiNTON, III Cedar-st where
q map can be III Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

ENARM FOR SALE-Situated in the
City Of Brooklyn, couilng J5oli 60 los oeAuniauy
,unteo on high ground with very hne views oi me Gives
Of Hrook Va AID New Ork he Bay Ae 70 be soii jar
-. - y ~s-fi.,ilq~. amid 10 H. c. ADAMS
~ W. Al WalsL. auncey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

EIVOR SALE.-The good will OF we'll
l. ocsted Gardeners Furnishing Store, with stock and
fixtures Tor either separately where fair business noY
0a;rs Ff'' l7f3e0dT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21

rgNO LET-Those five handsome 4-story
II brick buildings now finishing, the west SIDE oil
R,os 3sv Al The intersection with Stxhav between Tn
~ hird and Thirty lourts ss marble chimnies, kehen
range bat ing tub and Croton on every hoor stores IN
&C. viii be ready for occupation in April Apply between
and s O'Clock P M. al 81 Nssssu-st up stairs To-
lsf6rs fHOS. N LAWhENOE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
FOR SALE & TO LET.
NOR SALE and TO LET at Hoboken.

Il Several new theesiory and basement PIC. Sss
ines IN he immediate vicinity Of TIE ferry &
are furnished with every modern conTensoc NJ m az
b.d a. soo az ne orks are completed There are also
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